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Vol. 89.
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 27 1909.
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THE INVESTMENTS OF THE SAVINGS BANKS
OF THIS STATE.
On two or three occasions during the last twelve
or fift(ien- roam, we have presented statistics to show
the investments of the
the extent and charac-tet
desirable
savings institutions of this State. A
to bring the figures down to the present year in ',qew
of the growing magnitude of the deposits and resources
of these institutions. Notwithstanding the panic
of 1907 and the resulting great prostration of trade,
prolonged for many months, during which a large
portion of the laboring population was reduced
to idleness and the income of many other persons
who patronize savings institutions was considerably
shortened, savings deposits as a whole suffered no
reduction. The growth during the last two years
has been smaller in both ratio and amount than we
have been accustomed to see in normal periods, but
there has been gain, nevertheless, and for Jan. 1909
the total was larger than it had ever been before and
for July 1 1909 there was a yet further addition to
the amount.
In the present article we shall confine ourselves to
the figures for the 1st of January, since this is the
latest date for which details of the investments are
available. With the constant expansion in the
deposits, the aggregates now reach huge dimensions.
On January 1 1909 the total of the deposits fell
but little short of 1,400 million dollars, being in exact
figures $1,396,443,328, while aggregate resources
actually exceeded 1M thousand million dollars, the
precise figures in this latter instance being $1,503,240,206. ForJuly 1 1909 there was a further addition
to the deposits of $48,531,532. As indicating how the
financial disturbances and business depression served
to reduce the growth in deposits without actually
checking it, we may note that the total at $1,396,-
No. 2318.
443,328 for Jan. 1 1909 compares with $1,380,399,090
for Jan. 1 1908 and $1,362,035,837 for Jan. 11907,
giving an addition for the two years of only $34,407,491, whereas in the calendar year preceding the
addition had been nearly $70,000,000, the deposits for
Jan. 1 1906 having been reported $1,292,358,867, from
which there was a rise to $1,362,035,837 in the twelve
months to Jan. 11907.
Interest in the investments lies in their distribution
among the various classes of securities in which the
savings banks are allowed to employ their funds.
Since the revision made in 1905 there has been no very
material change in the statute defining the securities in
which these savings institutions may lodge their
moneys, but the policy of the State in permitting the
purchase of railroad mortgages has at times been
criticised. These criticisms have come from those
who argue that the municipalities of this State are in
constant need of new money and are putting out
additional bonds for this purpose from time to time
(the City of New York being a tremendous borrower,
.as is well known), and that the State itself is appearing
in the market for additional funds in connection with
s work on the Erie Canal and also for the purpose
of bailing new roads. It is contended that if the
State shoulTryfffthe'Walks the privilege of buying
railroad bonds and limited the same to mu*ipal set
curities, a larger and better marl asivrihese latter
could be obtained. Such a view would appeg to
ignore the needs of the savings banks themselv6,,,
and if the policy indicated were adopted and had the
effect intended, the result would be that dividends to
savings depositors would, perforce, be reduced in
order that the municipalities of the State might be
able to float their obligations at lower rates of interest.
The real truth is that savings deposits in New York
have been expanding in such a way that an enlargement of the scope of their investment field was an
absolute necessity, having rogard for the situation
and interests of that important part of the community
to which savings banks chiefly cater. The banks
were for the first time given authority to invest in
first mortgage railroad bonds in 1898. The railroad
list, at first very much restricted, was gradually added
to, and in 1905 a further amendment was made fixing
general standards for future additions, both in the
case of railroad securities and municipal securities.
On Jan. 11898, when the banks did not yet possess
authority to purchase railroad bonds, the deposits,
while large, amounted, nevertheless, to no more than
$766,684,916. For the 1st of January of the present
year the total, as we have already seen, was no less
than $1,396,443,328. In this period:of eleven years,
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therefore, the volume of deposits for which the managers of the institutions were obliged to find remunerative employment was added to in amount of $630,000,000.
But the considerations supporting the addition
of railroad investments to the list are not found alone
in the great increase in the volume of the deposits. A
further reason has been that some of the old forms
of investment, in which the banks have had a considerable part of their moneys employed, have been
growing scarce, or else, by reason of their prices, have
been getting beyond the reach of the banks as remunerative investments. On Jan. 1 1898 the savings
banks held considerably over $100,000,000 of United
States Government bonds and over $56,000,000
of State bonds. But very few States have been
putting out new bonds in large amounts in recent
decades, New York and Massachusetts being about
the only conspicuous exceptions to the rule. Elsewhere old issues of State bonds have been gradually
paid off, and, as already stated, new issues have not
been very extensive. Here then, was one class
of obligations for which a substitute had to be found.
As far as United States Government bonds are
concerned, the situation there has been that, owing
to the refunding operations of the Government which
have been conducted in the interval and the fact that
there has been such an urgent demand for United
States bonds as security for circulation and for public
deposits, this class of bonds has been ruling at prices
where it became unprofitable for the banks to buy
or to hold them. The change in that respect is indicated by the fact that, whereas on Jan. 1 1898 the
New York savings institutions held $100,708,450 of
Government bonds and $5,589,800 of District of
Columbia bonds,on Jan.1 1909 their holdings of United
States bonds amounted to only $4,348,580 and of
District of Columbia bonds to but $361,800.
In view of the tremendous growth in the deposits
and the passing out of reach of these other forms
of investment, it must be considered that the trustees
have shown no undue desire to avail of the new
privilege, and purchase railroad bonds. On the contrary, they have displayed a wise discretion, and have
distributed their investments quite equably among
the different classes of securities open to them., On
Jan. 1 1909 their entire holdings of railroad moligage
.
bonds aggregated $227,934998. -This—is- no mean
sum obviously, but it trAist be considered in reference
to the 19s.t...-t-halrtrie banks at the same date had
.
aggregate resources of no less than $1,503,240,206.
.
I 3 worthy of note, too, that even during the last
or three years no disposition has been evinced to
enlarge the holdings of railroad mortgages. This is especially significant inasmuch as during 1907 and 1908
some extraordinary opportunities existed to acquire
bonds at very low prices. Owing to the panic and the
antecedent crusade on the part of the national and
the State governments against the railroads, prices
of railroad securities suffered a tremendous shrinkage.
In these circumstances a considerable addition to
savings bank holdings could have occasioned no surprise. As a matter of fact, nothing of the kind occurred. Possibly the very attacks which were responsible for the declines in values also served to deter
bank managers from extending their quotas of the
same. At all events, at $227,934,998 for Jan. 1 1909
the holdings of railroad bonds compare with $226,649,598 for Jan. 1 1908 and $229,758,798 for Jan. 1
1907. In the two years from 1907 to 1909 there was
thus actually a decrease in the railroad mortgage investments of nearly $2,000,000.
,
It is further worthy of note that in these two years
the holdings of State and city bonds have also diminished. Here, too, then,the allurement of low prices
did not tempt the trustees to extend their lines
of these classes of investments. During the last
fifteen or eighteen months prices of municipal obligations have again been on the up-grade, the same as
market values of railroad securities, but during 1907
extremely low figures were reached and many real
bargains could be obtained; yet the savings bank
officials manifested no inclination to avail of the
same. Observe that the aggregate par value of the
holdings of city bonds of this State January 1 1909
was $186,897,639, against $189,049,179 January 1
1908 and $190,285,565 January 1 1907; furthermore, the holdings of city bonds of other States
fell to $108,880,949 from $111,918,210 January 1
1908 and $116,379,249 January 1 1907. There
has also been a decrease in the holdings of State
bonds other than those of this State.
The reason why the savings bank officials did
not pick up bargains in the municipal bond field
and the railroad mortgage market would appear to
be that they saw equally attractive bargains in
another direction much more to their liking. The
savings banks have always preferred real estate
mortgages to all other forms of investment, as is
evident from the fact that they have been employing
the vast preponderating extent of their funds in
purchases of that class of obligations. The discredit attaching to everything else during the monetary
stringency and financial disturbances extended likewise
to real estate mortgages,and it was possible for buyers
of Auch mortgages to obtain higher rates of interest
than for a decade or more. The trustees of the
savings banks therefore gave free rein to their preference for such obligations and greatly added to their
holdings of the same. That conclusion is fully
authorized, seeing that for January 1 1909 the real
estate mortgages are reported at $747,119,428, against
$722,365,987 for January 1 1908, $688,066,201 for
January 1 1907 and only $639,742,228 for January 1
1906. In the three years the addition under this
head has been over $107,000,000. In the same
three years the deposits have risen only a little over
$104,000,000 and the increase in total resources
has been less than 973' million dollars.
The changes which have occurred in the various
classes of holdings the last three yeam is interesting
that we have had the frIlowing tabular statement
prepared giving, full details of the investments for
the 1st , January in each of the last four years:
)f.
INVESTMENTS OF SAVINGS BANKS IN NEW YORK STATE.
Jan. 11909. Jan. 1 1008. Jan. 1 1907. Jan. 1 1906.
10,440,180
5,893,680
7,993,380
United States bonds
4,348,580
District of Columbia
2,494,800
2,694,800
361,800
2,379,800
State bonds—New York_
2,843,000
368,000
583,000
713,000
Other States
45,333,691
47,200,850
50,620,341
54,633,759
City bonds—Of this State 186,897,639 189,049,179 190,285,565 175,966,316
Of other States
108,880,949 111,918,210 116,379,249 118,766,699
County bonds—Of this
State
19,811,749
18,766,687
18,911,327
18,791,683
Town bonds—Of this State 6,790,979
7,055,908
7,249,309
7,247,978
Village bonds—Of this
16,717,143
State
15,837,477
15,334,956
14,700,923
5,630,245
School district bonds
5,224,215
4,890,035
4,117,983
227,934,998 226,649,598 229,758,798 216,166,797
Railroad bonds
Total par value
Premium paid
625,550,773
49,076,018
630,343,694
44,557,701
644,279,427
47,746,327
624,241,449
47,091,997
674,626,791
674,901,395
692,025,754
671.333,446
Market value of secur's 625,331,857
Real estate mortgages_ __ 747,119,428
Cash on deposit in banks,
84,714,024
8to
10,008,319
Cash on hand
Loans on securities
814,632
Banking houses and lots. 13,297,444
4,129,010
Other real estate
Total of collectible interest 17,276,987
548,505
Other assets
615,169,081
722,385,987
655,878,946
688,066,201
651,722,291
639,742,228
Total cost
75,142,686
16,650,210
1,812,250
12,460,890
4,024,396
16,612,527
1,057,650
73,231,606
9,634,700
5,500,275
12,153,070
3,811,308
15,952,919
721,808
69,547,895
9,393,610
4,059,385
11,941,672
3,473,736
15,434,670
485,418
Total resources
• 1,503,240,206 1,465,295,677 1,464,950,833 1.405,800.905
Amount due depositors 1,396,443,328 1,380,399,000 1,362,035,837 1,292,358,867
1,641,312
Other liabilities
1,303,746
722,732
607,613
Surplus on market val83,255,275 102,192,264 112,834,425
ues of stocks and bonds 105,493,132
Total liabilities
1,503,240,206 1,465,295,677 1,464,950,833 1,405,800.905
Note.—The State Banking Department figures the surplus and resources for
Jan. 1 1909 on the basis of the so-called "investment value" of the securities held.
In the above we use the market value, In order to preserve the basis of comparison
with previous years. As the investment value was $658,702,198, as against the
above market value of $623,331,857, the effect of the use of the former is to raise
surplus from 5105.493,132 to $138,863,473, and total resources from $1,503,240,206
to $1,536,610,547.
Another comparison seems desirable in order to
reveal clearly the investment trend on the part of
the trustees of the savings institutions. We have
had a table prepared contrasting the details of the
investments on January 1 1909 with those for January 1
1898, the latter the annual date just preceding the
time when the banks were given authority to invest
in railroad mortgages. Before presenting the table,
however, it is proper to point out that in the line
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STATE AND CITY SECTION.
of municipal investments the statute regulating the
investments has also undergone a material change in
the interval of eleven Years. When the law was
remodeled in 1905 as regards the railroad investments
by fixing general standards for future additions to
the list, it was also remodeled as to the municipal list
so as to widen the choice and extend the latitude
of bank trustees. Previously the lawmaker had
designated particular cities the bonds of which
might be purchased; under the change general requirements were fixed and authority given to purchase
the obligations of any city that measured up to such
requirements.
Stated in brief, prior to the 1905 amendment, the
banks were limited in their investments to the stocks
or bonds of the following cities[in addition to the bonds
of any city, county, town or village, school district and
union free school district in this State]: Boston, Worcester, Cambridge, Lowell, Fall River, Springfield and
Holyoke in the State of Massachusetts; St. Louis in
the State of Missouri; Cleveland, Cincinnati and
Toledo in the State of Ohio; Detroit and Grand
Rapids in the State of Michigan; Providence in the
State of Rhode Island; New Haven and Hartford in
the State of Connecticut; Portland in the State of
Maine; Philadelphia Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Reading
and Scranton in the State of Pennsylvania; Minneapolis and St. Paul in the State of Minnesota; Des
Moines in the State of Iowa; Milwaukee in the State
of Wisconsin; Louisville in the State of Kentucky;
Paterson, Trenton, Newark and Camden in the
State of New Jersey; Baltimore in the State of Maryland, and Los Angeles in the State of California.
What qualification a municipal bond must now
possess in order to be eligible for the savings banks
can be seen by reference to the provisions of the
statute as printed on a subsequent page of this issue
under the State of New York, namely page 41.
In a general way, it may be said here that,aside from
the old requirements that the aggregate debt, less
water debt and sinking funds, must not exceed 7%
of the city's valuation for purposes of taxation, the
first condition is that the State in which the city is
located must have been admitted to Statehood prior
to January 1 1896. In the second place the State
must not since January 1 1861 have repudiated or
defaulted in the payment of any part of the principal
or interest of any debt authorized by the Legislature
of any such State. Then the city must have not less
than 45,000 inhabitants. Furthermore, it must
have been incorporated as a city at least twenty-five
years prior to the making of the investment. Finally,
it must never have defaulted since Jan. 1 1878 for
more than 90 days "in the payment of any part either
of principal or interest of any bond, note or other evidence of indebtedness or effected any compromise of
any kind with the holders thereof."
With' these preliminary remarks the reader is
prepared to interpret intelligently the following
comparison between the figures of 1898 and 1909.
Milted States bonds
District of Columbia
State bonds
-New York
Other States
City bonds
-Of this Stato
Of other States
County bonds
-Of this State_
Town bonds
-Of this State
1711hige bonds
-Of this State_
School district bonds
Railroad bonds
Total par value
Premium paid
Total cost
Jan. 1 1909. % of
whole.
$
.29
4,348,580
361,800
.02
2,843,000
.19
3.02
45,333,891
186,897,639 12.43
108,880,949
7.24
19,811,749
1.32
6,790,979
.45
18,717,143
1.11
5,830,245 . 38
227,934,998 15.16
625,550,773
49,076,018
41.61
674,626,791
Market value of securities_ 625,331,857
Real estate mortgages
747,119,428
Cash on deposit In banks. &e. 84,714,024
Cash on hand
10,008,319
Loans on securities
814,632
Banking houses and lots
13,297,444
Other real estate
4,129,010
Total of collectible Interest
17,276,987
Other assets
1,503,240,206
100,708,450
5,589,800
973,000
55,209,576
128,855,349
52,300,426
23,352,572
8,831,959
9,758,064
3,220,582
% of
whole.
11.58
.64
.11
6.35
14.82
6.01
2.68
1.02
1.12
.37
388,799,778 44.70
31,096,959
3.68
420,796,737
41.59
49.71
5.64
.67
.05
.88
.27
1.15
•
Total resources
1,503,240,206 100.00
Amount due depositors
1,396,443,328
Other liabilities
Surplus on market value of
stocks and bonds
105,493,132
Total liabilities
Jan. 1 1898.
48.38
428,174,408
358,943,901
51,002,126
8,218,934
676,161
11,549,512
2,719,255
9,341,608
1,125,339
49.00
41.27
5.86
.95
.08
1.33
.31
1.07
.13
869,751,244 100.00
786,884,916
640,166
102,428,162
869,751,244
7
The feature here is the same as in the other instance,
namely the increased liking the banks have developed
for real estate mortgages. In 1898 they held only
$358,943,901 of these mortgages, now they hold
$747,119,428-that is, they have more than doubled
this item, having added in the eleven years over
388 million dollars. The addition to deposits in the
same interval has been not quite $630,000,000 and
the addition to resources $633,000,000. Not only
has there been this large increase in the amount of
these mortgages, but the proportion which they bear
to total resources has also moved up in a marked
degree, rising from 41.27% to 49.71%. In United
States Government bonds and those of the District
of Columbia there has been a decrease, as already
noted, of over 101M million dollars. The holdings
of State bonds, except those of New York State, have
also fallen off. As against the decline here, the
$227,934,998 of railroad bonds form a new item.
In the holdings of municipal bonds there has been
an increase of nearly $115,000,000, city bonds of this
State now standing at $186,897,639, against $128,855,349 and the holdings of city bonds of other States
at $108,880,949, against $52,300,426. In ratio to
total resources there has been some falling off, of
course, with the extension of the real estate mortgage
investment and the appearance of railroad bonds as
a new field for the employment of the funds of the
institutions. Still the decline has not been very
striking. It remains to add that the increased liberty
given by the 1905 amendment for the making of investments in municipal bonds of other States appears
not to have served to displace investments in the
municipal bonds of this State in the four years since
then. In truth, there has actually been a decline in
this item during the four years, inasmuch as on
January 1 1905 the banks had held $112,303,399
of bonds of municipalities of other States, while
now the total is only $108,880.949.
DECISION REGARDING METHODS OF
ASSESSING FRANCHISE TAX.
The decision handed down on Oct. 19 by the New
York Court of Appeals in the case of The People of the
State of New York ex rel Jamaica Water Supply Co.,
respondent, vs. The gtate Board of Tax Commissioners
and the City of New York, appellants, is justly regarded
as of great value for the light it throws on-the-que,stion
of what the courts in this State would regard,in prob,:
ably a majority of cases at least, as the proper method'
of determining the valuation of special franchises for
purposes of assessment under the law of 1899. The
law had previously, viz., in 1903, been held to be constitutional in the Metropolitan Street Ry. case, but the
decision which has just been rendered is the first one
by the highest Court of the State touching on the many
questions arising in appraising special franchises for
taxation.
The decision covers a number of important points,
and the conclusions of the Court are summarized in the
syllabus to the opinion, as follows:
(1) The State Board of Tax Commissioners, in fixing
the value of a special franchise for purposes of taxation,
is not confined to any exclusive rule, but may avail
itself of any rule or method reasonably adapted to
ascertaining its true value.
(2) The courts will assume at the outset that the
valuation fixed by the board of assessors was correct,
and the party assailing the assessment has the burden
of establishing the contrary.
(3) The statute contemplates that the assessing
officers, in their return to the writ, should disclose to
the court their method of arriving at the valuation.
(4) When the method known as the "net earnings
rule" is adopted in ascertaining the value of a special
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franchise, taxes other than the special franchise tax
should be deducted from the gross earnings in order
to determine the net earnings of the company. There
should also be deducted a reasonable amount to meet
the general depreciation of the plant not covered by
ordinary repairs.
(5) In ascertaining the proportion of the net earnings
attributable to the enjoyment of a special franchise,
under the net earnings rule, the court below might take
judicial notice that 6% should be allowed as a fair
return upon the capital invested by the company in
real estate and other tangible property. In fixing the
value of its tangible property land occupied by the plant
should be taken at its present value.
(6) Upon the question of equalization an assessment
for a special franchise tax should be made at the same
ratio of actual or true value as other property in the
county appearing on the assessment roll. The question
of unequal assessment may be reviewed by the courts
on certiorari.
(7) It would seem, in a case like this, that 7% was
a proper rate to adopt in capitalizing the surplus earnings, under the net earnings rule, to provide a sinking
fund for unforeseen contingencies.
The case was begun by a writ of certiorari directing
the State Board of Tax Commissioners to make a
return of their method of procedure in assessing the
special franchise. The latter made a general but not a
precise or itemized statement of the method of arriving
at the sum of $800,000 as the value of the special franchise of the company. The referee appointed by the
lower court (Special Term) assumed that the State
Board should have valued the relator's special franchise
by the application of what is known as the net earnings
rule, and, applying this rule as he understood it, he
reached the conclusion that the special franchise valued
in this manner would exceed the valuation fixed by the
Board. His findings and conclusions were adopted by
the Special Term, which affirmed the Board's valuation.
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Third
Department, while sanctioning the use of the net earnings rule, reversed the lower court's decision on the
ground that the proper application of the net earnings
rule would result in more,fev
-rcraliks, tr2atiiimi of the
relator than he had rec_eilied, and remitted the matter
to the Board frfthtii consideration and a new assessmen
e Court of Appeals likewise, while stating
t Al the Legislature has not directed that any particular
method be used in fixing the valuation, and that in its
opinion it is beyond the province of the courts to lay
down an exclusive rule applicable to all cases, and also
conceding that there are many reasonable methods
which might be employed in various cases, admits that
the net earnings rule is a fair one in the case of the
Jamaica Water Supply Co. and similar cases. The
order of the Appellate Division is modified so as to
remit the case to the Special Term instead of to the
State Board of Tax Commissioners, for further consideration.
The Court itself (Judge Willard Bartlett writing the
opinion, which is concurred in by all the Judges except
two not sitting) states that it is its purpose to express
views which may be useful to the assessing officers in
all cases where they may see fit to apply the net earnings
rule. The State was represented by Attorney-General
Edward R. O'Malley. In view of the wide interest in
the case, counsel for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co.,
Consolidated Gas Co. of New York, receivers of the
Metropolitan Street Ry. of this city, and other large
corporations, who were allowed to intervene, were
heard upon the appeal by leave of the Court. The
special franchise taxes due by various corporations in
the State, as fixed by the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which remain unpaid, aggregate, according to
newspaper reports, about $50,000,000, of which this
city's share is about $27,000,000. There is, of course,
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no way of estimating how these amounts may be affected
by the court's ruling. It is expected, however, that
many corporations will now be willing to settle the
pending litigation against them, and that the city will
hence, to that extent, be relieved from the necessity
of issuing special revenue bonds in anticipation of such
taxes.
The Court states that special franchises consist of
(1) the intangible franchise, right or permit to use
streets and public places, and (2) the tangible property
situated in streets and public places and used in connection with the operation under the franchise. The
method of application .of the net earnings rule is thus
stated: (a) Ascertain the gross earnings; (b)deduct the
operating expenses; (c) deduct a fair and reasonable
return on that portion of the capital of the corporation
which is invested in tangible property. The resulting
balance, it is stated, gives the earnings attributable to
the special franchise, and if this balance be capitalized
at a fair rate,we have the value of the franchise. The
operating expenses should include the taxes (other than
for special franchise) for the year, the net earnings
being reduced thereby. A proper amount, according
to the particular case, should also be deducted for depreciation. In the absence of special proof, a return
of 6% -on the tangible property forming part of the
special franchise is, on the authority of the United
States Supreme Court in the Consolidated Gas Co. of
New York case (157 Fed. Rep., 849, 869), held to be a
fair one on the investment. The Court' says notice
should be taken of the fact that in the conduct of
many industrial enterprises there is a constant deterioration of the plant which is not made good by ordinary
repairs, which, of course, operates continually to lessen
the value of the tangible property which it affects.
The amount of this depreciation differs in different
enterprises, but the annual rate is usually capable of
estimate and proof by skilled witnesses. No corporation would be regarded as well conducted which did
not make some provision for the necessity of ultimately
replacing the property thus suffering deterioration; and
an allowance for this purpose should be made out of
gross earnings in order to ascertain the true earnings
capacity.
The land included in the tangible property is to be
valued as of the date of the assessment and not at its
original cost, the company to be entitled to the benefit
of the increase in value of the land. It is admitted
there may be exceptions to the rule where the property
may have increased so enormously in value as to render
a rate permitting a reasonable return on such increased
value unfair to the public, but the Court does not decide
how such facts shall be treated, as the case before it
did not present the question. It is admitted, too, that
there are obviously many cases to which the net earnings
rule would not apply at all, as, e. g., the case of a corporation which, by reason of mismanagement or other
causes, had perhaps yielded no earnings for many years.
In such cases it might be wholly contrary to the truth
to hold that the special franchise had no value simply
because there happened to have been no earnings by
which that value could be measured—in such cases
some other reasonable rule would have to be applied.
The Court deals lastly with the question of equalization, holding that the assessment on the valuation of
the franchise, which is classed as real estate, must, when
ascertained, be equalized. with other real property in
the same locality, i. e., be taxed at the same percentage
of its full value as the other real estate. It appears
that under the law no power is given to the assessors
themselves to equalize the assessment, and a modification by the Legislature in this respect is recommended.
In capitalizing the final returns the referee adopted
the rate of 7% to provide a sinking fund for unforeseen
contingencies, while the Appellate Division, without
giving any reason for the difference of opinion, said
that the surplus earnings should be capitalized at 6%.
In view of the character of the business of the relator,
however, the Court of Appeals thought the rate adopted
by the referee is preferable.
Nov., 1909.J
9
UNITED STATES DEBT.
United Stales Debt and Iis 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 301909;
second, the changes in those details since June 30 1009 down to Nov.1 1909; third, the items of interest-bearing debt, Arc.,
at the beginning of each fiscal year since July 11878; fourth, we publish in the "Chronicle" every month—usually the first
or second Saturday—the full detailed Government statement of the debt as reported by the Treasurer on the last day of
the previous month; some months lack of space forces us to delay the publication to a later week.
With these data at his command, it would seem as if any inquirer could satisfy himself fully with reference to every
point which might become of importance for him to know respecting the United States debt.
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING JUNE 30 1909.
Outstanding.
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 & Dec. 21 1905_
When
Redeemable.
Rate.
2%
3%
4%
2%
2%
Interest
Payable.
April 1 1930 1, 0, J
Aft.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 $641,139,350 $5,110,800 $646,250,150
& N 198,792,660 41,147,800 22,797,660 63,945,460
& N 162,315,400 97,370,800 21,119,100 118,489,900
& N
54,631,980
54,631,980
31,500
54,600,480
&N
30,000,000 29,382,320
617,680 30,000,000
Aggregate of interest-bearing debt, excl. of U. S. bonds issued to Pacific railroads, as stated below__ 1,091,990,190 $863,640,750 $49,676,740 $913,317,490
DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED JUNE 30 1909.
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 Jul 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 1909 of debt on which Interest has ceased since maturity
$32,000 00
23,750 00
43,750 00
1,857,350 00
17,720 00
909,285 26
$2,683,855 26
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST JUNE 30 1909.
Authoriring Act.
United States notes
Old demand notes
National Bank Notes
Redemption account
Fractional currency
Feb. 25 1862; July 11 1862; March 3 1863
July 17 1861; Feb. 12 1862
July 14 1890
July 17 1862; March 3 1863; Juno 30 1864, $15,239,928 28, less $8,375,934 estimated as lost or destroyed.
Act of June 21 1879
Aggregate June 30 1909 of debt bearing no interest
$346,681,016 00
53,282 50
28,518,941 00
6,860,787 28
$382,114,026 78
The foregoing shows that the Government debt on June 30 1909 was made up of (1) interest-bearing debt, $913,317,490,
of (2) debt on which interest has ceased, $2,883,855 26, of (3) debt bearing no interest, $382,114,026 78, making total gross
debt, $1,298,315,372 04; subtracting from the total the net cash balance in the Treasury ($274,453,841 25) at the same date
(June 30 1909), we have the net debt as it stood at the close of the last fiscal year, $1,023,861,530 79. 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 1909, and on Nov. 11909; third, the Pacific Railroad bonds, which are never included in the Treasury
debt statements.
funded loan of
FUNDED LOAN OF 1891" (Column 1) 4;is, continued at 2%
The bonds of this issue were Issued In exchange for the 4
1891 by agreement between the Secretary of the Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at pleasure of the Government. Amount
failed $25,364,500, but May 18 1900 all were called for redemption on Aug. 18 1900, when Interest ceased.
"CONSOLS OF 1930."—(Column 10.) Bonds (2% payable at the pleasure of the Government after 30 years) authorized in "Act to define and
fix the standard of valus," &e. (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. 11004;(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 500. Of these 2%sthere were outstanding Nov. 1 1909, according to debt statement, $646,250,150.
"LOAN OF 1908-1018."—(Column 8.) The bonds included under this head are an Issue of 6198,792,680 3%s. They were authorigod by Act of
June 13 1898 and are known as the "War Loan." The law provided that in allotting said bonds the individual subscriptions of the lowest amount
must be first allotted. On the day the Act was signed a Treasury circular was issued (see circular In "Chronicle" of June 18 1898, page 1168) Inviting
subscriptions for 33 days, from June 13 to July 14, for the amount of bonds stated, In both coupon and registered form, coupon In denominations of
$20, $100, $500 and $1,000, and registered In denominations of same amounts, and also in $5,000 and $10,000, dated August 1 1898, redeemable in
coin at the pleasure of the United States after ten years from date of Issue, and due and payable August 1 1918. See circular for further details.
Subscriptions reached the amount of $1,325,000,000. The amount now outstanding (Nov 1 1909) Is 563,945,460
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1907"(Column (3) 4s. The Act of July 14 1870, authorized the issue of 1,000 million dollars of bonds at 4%, payable In coin
of the present standard value at the pleasure of the United States after thirty years; these bonds to be exempt from all taxes or duties of the United
States, as well as from taxation in any form by or under State, municipal or local authority. Bonds to be sold at not less than par In coin, and proceeds
applied to redemption of outstanding 5-20s, par for par. Outstanding (Nov. 1 1909), $1,857,350, included In debt upon which interest has earl.i
"REFUNDING CERTIFICATES" (Column 4).—Act of February 26 1879 authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to issue in exchange for lawful
money of the United States certificates of deposit of the denomination of ten dollars, bearing Interest at the rate of 4%, and convertible at any time,
with accrued 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 1870 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
1870 the entire authorization had been reached, the maximum amount of the issue being 540.012 750. Of these there were still outstanding on
Nov. 1 1909 a total of $17,720, Included In debt bearing no Interest.
"LOAN OF 1925."—(Column 6.) Sales of bonds included under this designation were effected (1) in February 1805 to the amount of $62,315,400.
.
and (2) in February 1806 to the amount of $100,000,000. In a message to Congress under date of February 8 1895 (published in the 'Chronicle"
February 9 1895, page 244), President Cleveland stated In substance that In pursuance of Section 3700 of the Revised Statutes the details of an arrangment have this day been concluded whereby bonds authorized under the Act of July 14 1875, payable In doin at tile pleasure of the United States after
the first day of Feb. 1925, with Interest at the rate of 4% per annum, to the amount of $62,315,400, are to be Issued for the purchase of gold coin amounting to a sum slightly In excess of $65,000,000, to be delivered to the Treasury of the United States, which sum added to the gold now held In our reserve will so restore such reserve as to make It amount to something more than $100,000,000. Such a premium Is to be allowed to the Government
upon the bonds as to fix the rate of interest upon the amount of gold realized at 3 U% per annum. At least one-half of the gold to be obtained is to be
supplied from abroad. Section 3700 of the revised Statutes Is as follows:
"Sec. 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 rated
and upon such terms as he may deem most advantageous to the public interest."
For a construction of tile "Refunding Act of 1870" and of the 'Resumption Act of 1875," see "Chronicle." February 18 1893, page 265.
.
The issue in February 1896 was an ordinary offering, open to all bidders, of $100,000,000 of the same bonds as the foregoing—same In date, same
In time of maturity, same In rate of Interest and time of Interest payments. Consequently both Issues are called the "Loan of 1925.' of which there
are outstanding $118,489.900.
'
LOAN OF 1904."—(Column 5.) The Act of January 14 1875 authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues from time0
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 purppse. The bonds matured Feb. 2 1904, and the amount outstanding Nov 1 ($43,750) Is included on
that date in "debt on which Interest has ceased.'
"PANAMA CANAL LOAN."—(Column 2.) The Act of June 28 1902, Section 8, supplemented by the Act of Dec. 21 1905 (for copy of the sections
referred to, see "Chronicle" July 7 1906, page 12), authorizes the Issue of $130,000,000 of coupon or registered 2% bonds of the United States, or as
much thereof as may be necessary, In denominations of $20 or some multiple of that sum,redeemable In gold coin at the pleasure of the United States
after ten years from the date of Issue—$84 831,980 of said bonds have been issued, all of which are now outstanding. They bear date Aug. 1 1906 and
Nov. 11908, but Interest began Nov. 1 1007 and Feb. 1 1909.
"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 1007; 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 Cortelyou In "Chronicle," Nov. 23 1907, page 1311—
the certificates have all been retired.
10
I VoL. txxxix.
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.
PRINCIPAL OF THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES FROM JULY 1 1878 TO NOV. 11909.
.
"Funded Loan * Funded Loan "Refunding
of 1891" 4 A 7., of 1907,"
Certificates,"
contin'd at 2%
4s.
4S
e
"Loan of
1904,"
5s.
,
"Loan of
1925."
4s.
8
10
12
'Navy Pens'n r Old 63 and 7s
Total
Fund,"
Converted into Interest-bearing
43 and 454s.
as.
Debt.
I
$
I
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
688,800 00
250,000,000 00 738,659 000 00
465,050 00
250,000,000 00 738,884 300 00
355,900 00
250,000,000 00 737,586,300 00
1
$
1878. July1
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
250,000,000 00 737,661,700 00
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
139,639,000 00 676,095,350 00
109,015,750 00 602,193,500 00
$
14,000,000 00 1,441,885,650 1,794,735,650 00
14,000,000 00 792,121,700 1,707,643,700 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 1132,082,6001 1,338,229,150 00
11304204 3501
14,000,000 00 /224,612,150 1,226,563,850 00
14,000,000 00 /194,190,500 1.196,150,950 00
14,000,000 00 1144,046,600 1,145.014,100 00
14,000,000 00 119,716,500 1,021,692,350 00
950,522,500 00
14,000,000 00
829,853,990 00
14,000,000 00
725,313.110 00
14,000,000 00
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1898
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
I90'.)
50,869,200 00 559,566,000 00
25,364,500 00 559,581,250 00
25,364,500 00 559,604,150 00
25,364,500 00 559,618,400 00
25,364,500 00 559,625,750 00
25,364,500 00 559,636,850 00
25,364,500 00 559,640,100 00
25,364,500 00 559,646,050 00
25,364,500 00 559,652,300 00
21,979.850 00 355,528 350 00
257,376,050 00
233,177,400 00
173,385,650 00
2
156,593.150 00
"Panamaqana/ 156,595,600 00
116,755,150 00
Loan.
30,000.000 00 36.126,150 00
54,631,980 00
84,631,980 00
Year.
JOAO
Arn,A
1
21 i171
290,000 00
240.600 00
207,800 00
175,270 00
138,050 00
119,640 00
103,860 00
93,920 00
83,580 00
68,450 00
58,990 00 50,000.000
54,110 00 100,000,000
47,140 00 100,000,000
45,130 00 100,000,000
41,520 00 100.000,000
37,830 00 100,000.000
35,470 00 47,651,200
33,320 00 21,854.100
31,980 00 19,410,350
30,600 00 19,385,050
6
29,080 00
27,530 00 "CertificateS
26,280 00 of Indebp
25,150 00 edness.'
14,186,500
non nn
810,529,120 00
9
11
585,029,330 00
"Loan of
"Consols of
585,037,100 00
1908."
1930."
635,041,890 00
(War Bonds)
2%.
3s.
716,202,060 00
31,157,700
847,363,890 00
162,315,400
847,365,130 00
162,315,400
847,367,470 00
162,315.400
1,046,048,750 00
162,315,400 198,678,720
162,315,400 128,843,240 307,125,350 1,023,478,860 00
99,621,420 445,940.750 987,141,040 00
162,315,400
97,515,660 445,940,750 931,070,340 00
134,994,200
118,489,900
83,107,060 520,143,150 914,541,410 00
77,135,360 542,909,950 895,157,440 00
118,489,900
77,135,360 542,909,950 895,158,340 00
118,489,900
63,945,460 595,942,350 895,159,140 00
118,489,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 894,834,280 00
118,489.900
63,945,460 646,250,150 897,503,990 00
118,489,900
118,489,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 913.317,490 00
112 Alln nnn
11V,MUU,OVU
63,945,460 646,250,150 913,317,490 00
I Continued at 34%. 7 Continued at 3%.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES. ETC. (Continued.)
Year.
13
Debt on which In.
terest has ceased.
14
Debt bearing no
Interest.
15
Outstanding
Principal.
I
18
17
16
Cash in the Treasury Total Del I, less Cash Annual Interest
Charge.
July 1.
in TI easury.
$94,654,472 50
$1,999, 82,28045
83,773,778 50
1.996, 14,905 03
,
79,633,981 00
1.919,' 26,747 75
75,018.695 50
1,819:1 50,154 23
57,360,110 75
1,675,1 23,474 25
1,538,1 81.825 15
51,436,709 50
47,926,432 50
1,438,1 42,99539
1,375,1 52.44391
47,014,133 00
1,282,: 45,84044
45,510,098 00
41,786,629 50
1,175.: 68,67542
38,991,935 25
1,063,1 04,894 73
975,1 39,750 22
890,1 84,370 53
23,615,735 80
851,1 12,751 78
22,893,883 20
841,1 26,46380
22,894,194 00
838,1 69,475 75
25,394,385 60
899, 13,380 55
29,140,78240
901,1 72,966 74
34,387,26560
955,, 97,25370
34,387,315 20
986,1 56,086 14
34,387,408 80
1,027,1 85,492 14
40,347,87280
1,155, 20,235 19
33,545,13000
1,107,' 11,257 89
1,044,' 39,117 97
29,789,15340
969, 57,241 04
,
27,542,945 50
925,1 11,63731
25,541,57330
24,176,74500
967, 31,77375
24,177,850 20
989, 66,771 97
23,238,064 00
964, 35,686 79
,
21,848,913 60
878,1 96,75503
21,101,197 40
938,1 32,409 38
21,295,602 40
1,023,1 61,53079
1 902 1,7 1,9 nA
boon in, n,y Qn
I nmit /
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.
interest charge on Pacific Railway bonds
be which the total is of that date, and Is exclusive of
Note 2.
-The figures for July 1 1879 were made up assuming pending funding operations to have been completed.
•Note 3.
-Under the Act of March 14 1900 the Treasury Department has kept the gold Reserve Fund of $150,000,000 as a separate item, 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.
1878, July 1
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1885
1887
1888 •
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
!299
$5,594,560 26
37,015,630 26
7,621,455 26
1,723,865 26
16,260,805 26
7,831,415 28
19,656,205 28
4.100,095 26
9,704,445 26
6,115,165 26
2,496,095 26
1.911.485 26
1,815,805 26
1,614,705 28
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 26
1,218,300 26
1,176,320 26
1,415,620 26
1,280,860 26
1.205,090 26
1,970,920 26
1,370,245 26
1,128,135 26
1,086,815 26
4,130,015 26
2,883,855 26
.., non one on
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
397,602,548 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 84
389.433,653 66
388,761,732 41
383,015,584 63
395,680,156 83
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
..q. 1.40 nAA 'Ill
$2,163,561,292.53
2,196,809,422 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
1,509,411,09'1 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 68
1,096,913,120 25
1,222,729,350 40
1,226.793,712 90
1.232,743,062 90
1,436.700,703 92
1,413,416,912 67
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
$164,179,012 08
200,394,517 01
166,114,752 88
180,488,965 35
158,835,689 78
161,019,431 92
161,396,577 18
178,602,643 23
227,285,253 34
206,323,950 21
243,674,167 85
209,479,874 01
189,993,104 20
153,893,808 83
126,692,377 03
122,462,290 38
117,584,436 13
195,240,153 51
267,432,096 70
240,137,626 76
205,657,570 76
281,380,468 73
*305,705,654 78
*326,833,124 92
•358.574,115 85
*384,394,275 58
•319,027,242 39
•292,490,322 87
•328,087,283 25
*418,581,437 51
*389,557,993 16
*274,453,841 25
B:1?1:g81 (1.2
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.
-THEIR STATUS NOV. 1 1909.
BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROADS
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 & 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 $62,489,505 29 $9,100,452 55 $53,389,052 74 $62,489,505 29
*7,124,898 00
12,910,458 34
7,124,898 00
6,303,000 00 6,607,458 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
$3,663,953 62
3,663,953 62
1,600,000 00 2,063,953 62
5,423,662 86
5,423,66286
5,423,662 86
1,970,560 00 3,453,10286
2,122,841 24 a2,122,841 24
4,180,018 20
1,628,320 00 2,551,698 20
$64,623,512 00 $82,492,310 06 8147,115,822 06 $27,295,070 55 $108,314,080 59 $135,609,131 14 $3,663,953 62
-$6,303,000-for Indebtedness, but subsequently received an additional $821.• Government accepted principal of bonds of Kansas Pacific RR.
898 on distribution of assets of Union Pacific, as mentioned in "note" below. The remainder (15,785,560 34) represents the loss to Government
under the settlement.
Government realized the sum of $2,122,841 24 from sale of claim against Sioux City do Pacific RR., or $2,057,176 96 less
a
than the company's indebtedness.
Note.
-The Government has been reimbursed for $27,236,512 principal and $31,211,711 75 Interest, being the total indebtedness of the Union
Pacific Railroad 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 1821.898 on Its claim. Under settlement agreement of Feb. 1 1899, 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 reprcu nted the unpaid balance of the total indebtedness of the Central Pacific and Western Pacific Railroad comThe balance of the total indebtedness was Paid in
panies to the United States on Feb. 1 1899, were delivered to the Treasurer of the United States.
full July 28 1908.
I'
DEBTS
Al\ D
RESOURCES
OF THE
STATES, CITIES An Tows
NEW ENGLAN
IN
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, &c
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 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 DREIT.--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 was refunded Into new loans, payable by installments, part
each year. At present the debt stands as follows:
LOANS—
—Interest— — ---Outstanding--Name and Purpose.
Rite. Paya7le. When Due.
Principal.
Re-iss. Loan June '89 Class "B"_ r 3
J-D
Juae 1 1911
$2,000
Do
Class "C"
r 3
J-D Mune I 1914,43'21 100,000
1June 1 1915&'20 80,000
Re-iss. Loan Oct. '89 Class "B"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
Class "D"
Do
A-0
Oct. 1 1922-1925 12,000
r 5
Bonds to State College
J-D
June 1 1919
118,300
r 4
J-J
Do
do
do
July 1 1917
100,000
r 4
Bond to Insane Hospital
J-J
July 1 1917
50,000
Loan of 1869, not presented for payment
700
PAR V AL UE.—The bonds are chiefly for $1,000 or multiples.
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta, Me.
TOTAL DEBT.—The subjoined statement shows Maine's total funded
debt on each of the dates named. On January 1 1909 the cash in treasury
amounted to $568,534.44.
Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '00.
$713,000 $1,093,000 $1,380,000
Bonded debt
$698,000
ASSESSED V ALU A rioN.—Valuatton; are taken only in even years.
Slate tax
------A ssessed Valuation-- — — —
Years.
Total.
per 81,000
neat.
Personal.
1908
$345,572,709 $82,639,756 $428,212,465 $3 00
1906
_ __ 316,053,787
304,732,990
3 00
78,679,203
1904
292,464,911
366,514,014
275
74,049,103
1902
283;054,326
352,228,897
2 75
69,174,571
Total Valien. Tax rate.!Years—
Years
Total Valu'n. Tax rate.
1000
$336,699,649
$2.7511850
$100,157,573
200
309,096,041
2 2511840
1800
69,246,288
290
235,078,716
5 0011830
1880
28,807,687
1 90
224,812,900
6 0011820
1870
20,962,778
164,714,168
1 251
1860
POPULATION OP STATE.—According to United States Census.
694,46611860
1900
628,279 1820
298,335
1890.
661,08611850
583,169 1810
228,710
1880
648,93611840
501,793 1800
151,719
1870
626,91511830
399,455 1790
96,540
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 X XII. Limitation 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 eentum of the last regulai
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 are made.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—The Legislature of 1909 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 RESTRIC,
r IONS.—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 48 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, Michftran, 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, Kentu ,Icy
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.
p. In the bonds or obligations of any municipal or quasi•muniolpal
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 commissioners
having supervision of street railroads the bank examiner of this State may
ascertain the facts and if they meet the foregoing requirement may fits
certificate thereof with the Secretary of state: provided, further, that when,
for any reason, It is impossible to obtain a certificate that an amount of
capital stock equal to one-third of the bonded debt has been paid in, n
cash, In lieu thereof such bonds may be certified as legal for the purpose
hereof, on satisfactory proof to the bank examiner that annual dividends in
amount equal to five per centum per annum on an amount of capital stock
equal to one-third of the bonded debt has been earned and paid for a period
of five gears 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 belegal 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 I 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-half 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
napItal 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.
I. In the stock of any corporation other than railroad and water corn
panics, incorporated under authority of thls 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 exceeding75% of the market value of
such funds, bonds, notes or stocks.
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
.nducting 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. All investments shall be charged and entered on the books of the
bank at their cost to the bank or at par when a premium is paid.
SECTION 24. Any such bank or institution may hold real estate In the
city or town in which such bank or institution is located, to an amount
not exceeding 5 %of its deposits or to an amount not exceeding its reserve
fund.
SECTION 25. No such bank or institution shall hold by way of 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 300,000, in the capital stock or notes of any corporation,
nor have more than 50% of Its deposits in mortgages of real estate. Tnis
...Ition and the two preceding do not apply to real estate, or other assets,
,
•
ncquIred 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 live sub-divisions of Section 23 of this
Chapter.
SECTION 28. 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 herelnbefore 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.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF MAINE.
NOTE.
-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY. F. A. Gellerson, Treasurer.
County seat Is Houlton. Incorporated in 1839. This county owned
$728,000 of the preferred stock of the Bangor Bo Aroostook RR. Co. but
sold tile same late In 1901 to the railroad company upon their agreeing to
pay the interest on the $728 000raliroad-aid bonds In table below, and also
to pay the principal at maturity. This agreement has been guaranteed by
a deposit of $728.000 4% consolidated refunding bonds of the railroad company with the Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston. V. 74. p. 110.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909___$777 000
LOANSFloating debt Jan 1 1909___ 32,398
Refunding Bonds-4s
$9,000e__Aug 1 1919 Sinking fund Jan 1 1909___ 763,489
Aug
Total valuation 1908
Court House33,204,685
45
J-D $40,0000_ -June 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
$1.51
(Assessment about 3i actual value.)
Railroad Aid (B. & A. RR.).
4J-i5
60,744
M-S$500,000c___Se t 1 1912 Population in 1900
J-J 228.000c_Ju y 1 1915 INTEREST is payable in Boston.
-is
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AUBURN. Irving L. Merrill, Mayor; E. G. Eveleth, Treas.
Auburn is in Androscoggin County. Incorporated Feb. 22 1869. City
owns railroad stock paying 8 %; par value $75,000.
Refunding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
J-J $15,000c___Jan 1 1922
3s
City Bonds.
25,000c___July 1 1923
J-J
45
J-J $26.000c_July 1 '10-11 33-is
4,000c___Jan 1 1912 3;is '04J-J
23,500c_July 1 1924
45
J-J
7,000c___July 1 1912 334s'05 J-J
15,000c_July 1 1925
45J-J
15,000c___July 1 1917 ”is 06.14
18,0000.. _July 2 1926
4s
J-J
15,000c__July 1 1920
City Water Bonds.
33411: J-J
J-J $30,000c_May 20 1913
16.000c_.. June 1 1923 4s
45
45
14,500c__Jan 1 1925
J-J
Lxxxix.
MAINE-CITIES AND TOWNS.
$58,000
When Due. Water sinking fund
LOANS189,000
Water Corn. d't (not incl.)
Reservoir Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $15,000c __July 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1909_7,715,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Assessm't abt. 80% actual value.)
3;is'05 J-J $58.700c __July 1 1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$20 00
12,951
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_5296,700 Population In 1900
15,000
50,800 Population in 1909 (est.)
Floating debt
City water debt (Included) _ _ 88,700
INTEREST at Treasurer's office and Nat. Shawmut Bank In Boston.
AUGUSTA.
J. R. Townsend, Treasurer.
This city is in Kennebec County. Incorporated 1849.
High School Bonds
When Due.
LOANS4s '09 ___ $40,500c_June 1 '10-'18
Road Improvement Bonds.
F-A$40,000e __ Feb 1 1933 BOND. DEBT Apr 1'09___$350,800
4s '08
Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _ _7,316,010
Funding Bonds.
M-S $40.000c Sept 1 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___ _$24.85
,
355s
11,683
Population in 1900
Refunding Bonds.
13,000
4s
F-A 3185,800c __ _1910-1919 Population in 1909 (est.)
INT. on the 4s is payable in Boston:
Refunding Sr improv't Bonds
on other bonds at city treasury.
4s '09 __ $40,000c__ _Feb 1 1934
AUGUSTA WATER DISTRICT. Geo. E. Macomber, Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr WOO_ 700,000
44,000
4s '04 F-A g $700.000e _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 1791:
as a city Feb. 12 183-1. The bonds of till city are not taxed.
,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 27 '09_$785,000
LOANS65,000
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
213,194
4s '08 F-A $125,000c__Aug 1 1928 Trust funds
CityDebt.
'total liability Oct 27 1909_1,063,194
84,826
4s '92 M-N $50,000c___Nov 2 1912 Cash and accounts due____
4s '93 M-N 100,000c___Nov 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1008_21,006,281
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Water Debt.
July 1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_-__$20 00
3%8'99 J-J $10,000r
21,850
Population in 1900
Refunding Water Bonds
26.000
4s '05 J-J $500,000c. __July 1 1935 Population in 1908 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable either at the Merchants' National Bank in Bosor by the City Treasurer In Bangor.
ton
-Real estate and personal property owned by city Is
CITY PROPERTY.
valued at $2,380,000. This Includes water-works estimated to be worth
$1,500,000.
BATH. John S. Hyde, Mayor; 0. C. Rogers, Treasurer.
Bath is In Sagadahoe County. Town Inc. Feb. 17 1781: city Juno 4 1847
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s g '07 J -.1 $10.000c___Jan 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
3Y-63 g'021-.11$10.000c.....lan 15 1910 BOND. DEB l' July 121009 $261,000
4,000
1 5,0000_Jan 15 1911 Floating debt
8
4s
J-J 117,000c___Jan 1 11/21 Total valuation 19(19
(Subiect to call after June 1 1911.) (Assessment about 2.3 actual value.)
45 g '07 J-J $88,000c ...._1911-1920 Tax rate (per $1,1)1)0) !Dill_ __ _323.00
Population In 1900
Sewer Boi ds.10,477
4s '07
.1-.1 ;31,000c_ _Jan 1 1927
baINTEREST_ is payable In Boston.
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.
.3.•.776.343
LOANSWhen Due. Tax valuation 1009 ..
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
_$19 00
F-A$477,000c_ _Aug 15 1918 Total tax (per $1,1)))0) 11)09
45
4,615
Population In 1900
4 '
DEBT Nov fib-094590,000
TOTAL
INTEREST is payable at Belfast and First National Bank, Boston.
BIDDEFORD.
Michael J. Boland, Treasurer.
This city is in York County. Incorporated in 1855.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT April 1909__$220.000
LOANS27,713
Refunding Bonds.
I Cash on hand
a )
77 t405
, ,ue
4s '04 M-N $50,000c _May 14 1914 Total valuation 1908
7
4s '95 $1-N 25,000cMay 1 1915 (Assessment about 60% actual
241
11. 00
4s '97 J-J
45,000c __July 1 1917 Tax rate (per 31.000) 1008_ __ S) .45
48 '00 M-N 25,000c___May 1 1920 Population In 1900
INTEREST is payable in Boston
3 Wi'01 J-J
25,000c___July 1 1921
,
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. I Assessed valuation 1909_ _$2,237,920
LOANS(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 hf-S $30,000e_ _Sept 1 1929 Coca! tax (per $1,1)1)0) iiii3O .$27.00
......4.sn5
1,000 Population in 11100.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ __$9,
5,500
7,281 Population in 1009 (est.)
Floating debt
INTEREST Is payable at the State National Bank, Boston.
BRUNSWICK
(Village). J. W. Fisher, Treasurer.
Incorporated In 1893.
When Due.1BOND. DEBT Oct 1909
_$94,000
LOANSSewer Bonds.
!Assessed valuation 1908, :3,010,272
_Part yearly1Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$19.00
J-J $94,000_
4s
INTEREST is payable at the State National Bank, Boston.
BRUNSWICK
AND
TOPSHA1VI
WATER
DISTRICT,
Charles L. Bowlcer, Treasurer.
A district supplying Brunswick and Topsham with water.
$9,783
4s g '09 J-J $42,000c__ _July 1 1036 Sinking fund
:
9 756
4s g '06 J-J j 22,000c_ __Jan 1 1921 Assessed Val-J Brunswick - 3,632 883
1250,000c_Jan 1 '26 watsi uatlon '091Topsharn __ 1,139,210
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_5314,0001
INTF.REST payable at City Trust Co., Boston
M. 13radish, Auditor.
incorporated 1851.
This city Is in Washington County
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09
$117,000
LOANSSinking fund
2,000
Building Bonds.
J-D $13,000c__Dec 1 1924 Tax valuation 1904_ _ .. _ ..2,646,924
4s
I (Assessment about actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $85,0000.._ __Dec 1 1026 Tax rate (per $1.000) WOO__ ..$25 .i. 0
4s
7.650
10,000c___July 1 19151PopulatIon In 1900
4s
J-J
7.000
9.000c_r _Feb 1 1916(Population in 1909 (est.)
F-A
4s
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawinut Bank of Boston, except
on refunding 43 due 1913, which is payable at the Calais National Bank.
CALAIS.
CARIBOU. P. L. Mc Kelly, Treasurer.
•
This town Is in Aroostook County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT April 1909_ _357,000
LOANSingfuvt
2,000
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ 1,700.112
1928 Sink
M-N $25,000e
4s
(Assessment about actual value.)
Bridge Bonds
1920 Total tax (per 31,000) 11)08_ _ _$29.00
J-J $18,000c
30
Population in 11)00
4,758
Railroad Bonds
6.000
1913 Population In 1908 (est.)
J-D $14,000
4 Yis
INTEREST on the school bonds is payable at the Androscoggin Savings
Bank in Lewiston, on the bridge bonds at the City Trust Co. In Boston,
and on the railroad bonds at the Merrill Trust Co. In Bangor.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Edward Trickey, Commissioner.
Portland is the county seat. Incorporated in 1760.
$25,000
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909_90,383,212
Court House Bonds.
1921-1922 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_31.20
3s J-J 3382,000e
100,689
July 1 1024 Population in 1900
3s '09 J-J 200.000
BOND, DEBT Oct 19 1009..$750,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
EAST LIVERMORE WATER DISTRICT.
When Due.I
LOANS45 '09 F-A $07.000_ Feb 1 19291
INTEREST payable in Boston.
Nov.. 1909.1
MAINE-CITIES AND TOWNS.
EASTPORT. Chas. I. Morton, Auditor.
This city Is In Washington County. Incorporated March 31 1903.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_461,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908___1,597,785
4s '07 J-J $25,000c_ _July 1 1937 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s
A-0 16,000e_April 1 '10-'17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _ _$30 00
5,311
School Bonds.
Population in 1900
3;is
J-D $20 .000r
Dec 19191INTEREST is payable in Eastport.
EDEN. Charles F. Paine, Treasurer (P. 0. Bar Harbor).
13
CITY OF DEERING BONDS-Annexed Feb. 6 1899.
Sewer Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Town of Deering Bonds.
J-D $20,000c.... _June 1 1917
45
48
F-A $5,000c___Aug 1 1910
Forest Avenue Bonds.
45
M-S
J-D $15.000c___Dec 1 1915
5,000c_Sept 1 1910 4s
48
F-A 17,000c_Feb 1 1919
A-0
1,500c_Oet 1 1910 4s
45
M-N
6.000c___June 1 1918
J-D
2,500c___Nov 1 1911 4s
4s
Refunding Bonds.
J-D
1,500c_Dee 1 1911
High-School Bonds.
J-D $38,000c__ _June 1 1912
4s
F-A $16,000c__Feb 1 1913 4s
4s
A-0 11,500c___April 1 1917
4s
M-N 20,000c___May 1 1918
9s
J-D 19.000c__ _June 1 1919
INTEREST on all the Issues except the registered bonds is payable In
Boston at the First Nat. Bank, and at the Portland Trust Co. in Portland.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. ETC.
Aug. 25 '09. Oct. 1 08. Aug. 1 07. Dec. 31 06.
Total debt
$2,623,316 $2,564,000 $2,611,000 $2,561,750
Assets
1,341,540
1,361,670
1,309,215
999,641
This town is in Hancock County. Incorporated Feb. 23 1796.
High School Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '08 A-0 521,000r _Apr 1 1926
Town-Hall Land Bonds.
J-J $20,000r_July 1 '10-'17 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_$171,000
4s
Funding Bonds
Total valuation for 1909_6,201,182
48
J-J 1$11 ,500r _July 1 '10-'18 (Assessm't about 50% actual value.)
A 5,000r__July 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_429.00
Population in 1900
4,379
School Bonds.
1,946
F-A $2,500r__Aug 15 1910 Population in 1890
4s
Net debt
$1,623,675 $1,254,785 $1,249,330 $1,220,210
5,000
4s '07 M-S 75,000rMeh 1 '11-'25 Population in 1909 (est.)
45
AVAILABLE ASSETS.
- 30,000_Sept 10 '16-'21
-The city's available assets, amounting to
INTEREST on $2,500 school bonds is payable in Augusta' on $75,000 $999,641, include 1,700 shares of Portland Gas Light Co. stock, $153,000
school bonds in Newburyport, Mass.; on $30,000 school bonds in Bar Har- ($90 per share) and Portland & Ogdensburg Ry. stock valued at $515,405
bor; on high-school bonds in Boston at the City Trust Co.; on others in -about 34 par value
-and notes and amount to credit of Commissioners on
Bangor.
city debt, $331,136. Borrowing capacity on Aug. 25 1909 was $299,355 04.
ASSESSED VALDATION.-The city's assessed valuation (about 80%
ELLSWORTH. Thomas E. Hale, City Clerk.
of cash value) and the tax rate have been as follows, the annexation of
This city is in Hancock County. Incorporated in 1869
When Due. Sinking fund
$30,795 Deering in 1800 increasing values since that date:
LOANSRate of Tax
Personal
Total
Total assessed val. 1909_ __2,028,305
War Debt.
Years.
Estate.
.
Valuatton. per $1,000
Property.
(Assessment about full value.)
J-D $28,000c_ _June 11017
48
$58,453,415
T-D 17,000c_ _June 1 1912 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___424,00 1909
4s
540,437,600
$16,640,025
$19 60
$5 , 53425
58 4 77, 5
7'0 61
4,297 1908
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909___$45,000 Population In 1900
35,600,350
15,425,655
51,026,005
4,200 1905
48,850 Population in 1909 (est.)
Floating debt
1900
31.502,000
13,626,305
45,128,305
21 00
21 2
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office.
1890
23,184,41)0
12,427,590
35 611,990
10 00
2 70
9
GARDINER. C. II. Gray, Mayor.
1888
22,120,000
11,952 405
32,702,405
This city is in Kennebec County. Incorporated in 1840.
POPULATION.
-In 1900 was 50,145; in 1890 it was 38,425; in 1908
When Due Assessed valuation 1909_ $3,836,777 It was estimated at 60.000.
LOANSRefunding Bonds & Notes.
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s '08 A-0 $76.000c.._ Apr 16 1933 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_420.50 PORTLAND BRIDGE DISTRICT. Samuel S. Gilbert, Treasurer.
This dlitrict comprises the entire cities of Portland and South Portland
5,501 and was organized
TOTAL DEBT Oct 12 19094115,500 Population in 1900
build Vaughan's Bridge, connecting the two
8,950 Population In 1909 (est.)
6,000 cities. The entire in 1905 to of
Sinking fund
property
the two cities is liable in proportion to
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston.
assessed valuation.
GARDINER WATER DISFRICT. F. A. Danforth, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Duet BOND. DEBT April 1 1909 $390.000
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 14 '094232,500 334s
LOANSJ-J l$350,000c_July 1 '1044 Valuation 1908 !Portland 57.077,625
J-J $232,500 c._ _Jan 1 19341
48
I. 30,000cJuly 1 1945
1So. Port. 3.100.536
INTEREST Is payable at Maine Trust do Banking Co., Gardiner.
INTEREST payable in Portland and Boston.
HALLOWELL. Dana C.Skillings, Mayor; C.K.Howe,Treas. PORTLAND WATER DISTRICT. Millard F. Hicks, Treasurer.
LOANS'This city Is in Kennebec County. Incorporated hl 1850.
When Due.I
Funding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
$9,500
Refunding 1893.
Sinking fund
12.000 4s '08 J-D$2,100,000c___Dee 1 1928
INTEREST payable at City Trust Co. In Boston or at United States
M-N $13,000c.. __Nov '10-'22 Tax valuation 1909 _____ _ _1,478,725
4s
Water Bonds.
(Assessment same as actual value.) Trust Co. In Portland.
4s g '98 J-J $50 000c_ __Jan 1 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900._420 00
BOND. DEBT Oct 25 1909_ _$64,000 Population in 1900
2,714 ROCKLAND. S. A. Adams, City Treasurer.
This city, which is in Knox County, was incorporated in 1854. Bonds
INTEREST is payable in Boston and Hallowell.
of the city are not taxed.
HOULTON. Frank A. Peabody, Chairman Selectmen.
LOANSRefunding Bonds-(Continued)When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
____ $40,350
3.4s
1921
This town is in Aroostook County. Incorporated March 8 1831. City
334s
J-J $25,000c___July 1 1910
(Subject to call after 7 years.)
owns 1,995 shares stock-value $49,875-of the Houlton Water Co.
J-J
13,000c___July 1 1912 4s '07 J-J
When Due.
13,000__July 1 1922
LOANSSchool, Bridges, Town Imp. Bonds 350
J-J
16,800c_July 1 1915
(Subject to call at any time.)
Refunding Bonds.
45
A-0 $20,000c_ .Apr 1 1917 334s
18,000cJuly 1 1916 BOND. DEBT Feb 8 '09__ $279,550
J-J
A-0 $10,000c___Oet 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_4106,400 334s
4s
F-A 32,500e_Feb 1 1917 Total valuation 1908
J-D 37,000e_Dee 15 1920 Floating debt
334s
35 000 334s
J-J
27,600c __July 1 1918 (Assessment less than actual value.)
Water Bonds.
1ue.)
71
Sinking fund
1,000 38
J-J
23,200c___July 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_422.00
M-N $2,400e_May 1 '10-'12 Total valuation 1909
3s
3,129,161 as
20,850_ ___July 11020 Population in 1900
330
M-N 20,000e_May 1 '13-'32 (Assessment about 75% actual value)• 35 '05 J-J
8.150
33
INTEREST payable in Rockland.
-is
M-N 17,000e___May 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___:.27.50
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
Population in 1900
4,686 SACO. Abram T. Lord, Treasurer.
INTEREST payable at Boston. Population in 1909 (est.)
6,500
This city is in York County. Incorporated Feb. 18 1867.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds (Continued).
KENNEBEC WATER DISTRICT. G. K. Boutelle, Treas. LOANS- Bonds.
'
5,
__
'10-'30
The clty of Waterville and the village of Fairfield are in this district. 4s Refunding
J-J $30,000c
1917 BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909__$138,000
Population served by district 18,000. Post office address Waterville.
45
J-D 21,000c-_Dec '10-'23 Tax valuation 1909
4,009,444
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4950,000 334s
M-N 21,000c_ __Nov '10-'30 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
33isg'05M-N$50,000c May 1 1910 Assessed valuation, real__ _5,947.833 334s
i
M-S 15,000c__Aug
100,000c_May 1 1915 Assessed val., personal____1,237.636 4s '07 A-0 33,000c_Oet 1 31 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___421.60
'10-42 Population in 1900
6.122
$30 g M-N I 150,000c_May 1 1920 Total valuation 1908
7,185,469
INTEREST Is payable in Boston Population in 1909 (est.)
6,200
1 650,000c_May 1 1925
INTEREST payable at National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. M. Gardner, Treasurer.
County seats are Machias and Calais. Incorporated in 1789.
KITTERY WATER DISTRICT. H. Mitchell, President.
LOANS
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4500,000
This district Is located in the town of Kittery. York County, and supplies
Washington Co RR Bonds.
Floating debt ________
5,000
water to about 5,000 inhabitants.
48 96 J-J $25,000c___Jan 1 1916 Total assessed val, 1908415,339,108
LOANSWhen Oue BOND.DEBT AprI12 1909 4207,500 45 '93 J-J 475,000c___Jan 1 1928 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'09$26.07
1 $7,500c_Jan 1 '10-12
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1023.)
Population in 1900
45,232
Is '08 J-J( 40,000e_Jan 1 '13-20
INTEREST Is payable at the Boylston National Bank of Boston.
1 80,000c ..Jan 1 '21-30
INTEREST payable in Boston at
I 80,000c Jan 1 '31-38 the City Trust Co.
WATERVILLE. W. A. Knauff, Aud.; F. J. Small, Treas.
This city is in Kennebec County. Incorporated 1802; a city, 1888.
LEWISTON. F. A. Morey, Mayor; J. F. McGilliniddy,Treas.
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '09_ $285 00
294 0
: 0
This city is in Androscoggin County. Incorporated in 1863. .
4s '08 F-A $10,000____Feb 1 1938 Floating debt
LOANSF-A 10,000___Feb 1 1910 Total valuation 1908
4s
When Due.
Water Bonds.
6,210,731
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
35.000___ _July 1 1927 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
45
55
A-0$200,000____Oct 1 1917
J-J $80 000____July 1 1024 BOND. DEBT Nov 11 1909 $900,500 3348
4s
M-S 50,000.-Sept 1 '23-'27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_1,923:40705007
J-J
48
51,000-__Jan 1 1930 Floating debt
F-A 20,000 _Feb 1 '24-'25 Population in 1909 (est.)
213.546 3;0
33-isg J-J 185,000____July 1 1931 Sinking fund
242,530 33is '05M-S 35.000c_ Sept 1 1935 Population in 1900
4s
J-J 100,000
July 1913 Total valuation 1008
14,636,631
4s
J-J 100,000
July 1923 (Assessment about 80% actual value) WESTBROOK. Chas. A. Moses, Collector dr. Treasurer.
Westbrook is in Cumberland County. Incorporated March 1891.
4s '07174,000
1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_418.50
City Bonds.
J-J $15 000c
4s
Jan 1296
4s
A. - 100,000
1927 Population in 1900
-b
23,761
4s
J-D $15,000e. _June 20 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4118,500
INTEREST is payable in Boston at the First National Bank.
Refunding Bonds.4,942,459
Total valuation 1908
CITY PROPERTY.
-The property of this city is valued at $1,708,471.
$4,0000___Jan 5 1910 (Assessment is about actual value.)
J-J
Including among other things stock of the Lewiston de Auburn Branch 45
J-J
25,0003_ _Jan 1 1915 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09420 00
Railroad valued at $225,000, and water-works the value of which is placed 48
45
J-.1
20,000.!___Jan 1 1917 Population in 1909 (est.)
8,000
at $778,087. Bonds are not taxed.
48
J-D 24,000c_June 1 1918 Population in 1900
7,283
LISBON. W. S. Hinckley, Treasurer.
4s g '07 J-J
15,000c__ _Apr 1 1922
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable in Boston, Mass.; on all
This town is in Androscoggin County.
other bonds at Portland, Me.
LOANSWhen Due.I
Water Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 $74,000____Oet 1 10291
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements of places having an indebtedness
OLD TOWN. Edgar B. Weeks, Mayor.
of $25,000 or more and not represented among tile foregoing. The populain Penobscot County.
This city is
tion in each instance is taken from tile United States Census of 1900.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1009_42,588,535
LOANSBonded Floating Assessed Tax per PointRefunding and Funding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_426 00
Debt.
Debt. Valuation.$1.000. tat
48 '08 J-D $65,000c_ _June 1 1928 Population in 1909 (est.)
6,000 Anson (T), Somerset County__$19,000 $23,166 $711,035$30.00
,ft
TOTAL DEBT Nov 10 '09_474,500
Boothbay Harbor, Lincoln Co_ 47,160
976,250 20.00
4.515
1,926
INTEREST on 43 of 1908 payable in Bangor at the Merrill Trust Co.
Brunswick (T), Cumberland Co. 33,000 16,714 3,632,856 17.80
6,806
Bucksport (T), Hancock Co___
881,912
PORTLAND. Adam P. Leighton, Mayor; S. S. Gilbert, Tr. Camden (T), Knox County__ 46,600 44,079 2,451,808 27.00 2,339
22,900
18.80
2,825
Portland (City) is In Cumberland County. Incorporated Feb. 28. 1832. Dexter (T), Penobscot County_ 48,000 35,782
23,000 1,305,715 26.00
2,941
Of the debt of this city nearly all was Incurred on account of the Port
E. Livermore, Androscoggin Co.
2,129
land & Ogdensburg RR., whose stock the city held to the par value of Fairfield (T), Somerset County_'28,195 15,128 1,617,168 18.00
22,000
1,610,490 20.00
3,788
$2,206,110, now amounting to $1,030,090, having been reduced by sales. Farmington (V),
66,000
901,900 40.00
V. 89, p. 365. The railroad is leased for 099 years to the Maine Central Ft. Fairfield (T), Franklin Co_ 24.000 20,000
Aroostook Co.
2,366,340 21.00
4,181
RR. Co. at 2% on stock, payable quarterly. This rental aids the city con- Kennebec County
62,200 45,000 33,700,319 1.63 59,117
siderably in meeting its interest charge. Bonds are all subject to tax.
Kennebunk (T), York County_•37,400
2,271,409 19.20
3,228
LOANS--Interest-Prtnctpal---- Lubec (T), Washington County 39,000
816,930 22.00
3,005
P.O. Payable.
Name and Purpose.
When Due.Outstand'g. Mt. Desert, Hancock County_ •38,050
1,005,751 19.00
1,600
c&r_ 4g
Funded, 1893
M-S March 1 1913
$75,000 Norridgewock, Somerset Co___ 30,000
624.448 23.00
1,495
None
c&r_ 4g
1894
M-S March 1 1914
do
64,000 Old Orchard (T), York County_ 26,000
3,000 1,109,920 25.20
984
c&r_ 4
do
1896
M-S March 1 1916
48,0110 Pittsfield (T), Somerset County.'65,158
1,408,510 20.00
2,891
c&r_ 4g
Refunding 1897
J-J
July
423.000 Rumford (T), Orford county__•83,155
1 1912
3,770
3,191,615 19.00
c&r.. 335g
do
1902
J-J
July
614,000 Sanford (T), York County
1 1922
74,000
6,078
None 3,480,280 20.00
do
1905
99.000 Skowhegan, Somerset County_•128,844
c&r- 334g M-S March 1 1920
5,180
3,662,776 21.00
c
Funding 1909
4g
F-A Aug 1 1920
245,000 South Portland, Cumberland Co119,250 50,975 3,534,882a25.00
6,287
c 43-ig F-A lAug. 1 '10-'12
School-building 1907
3,000 Waldoborough (T), Lincoln Co- 39,500 10,243 1,088,882 18.00
3,145
Aug. 1 '13-'22
50.000 Yarmouth (T), Cumberland Co_ 60,000
2,274
1,511,250 18.00
Bonds due 1898 matured, not presented for payment
2,000 York (T), York County
2,668
40,000 45,000 2,393,388 19.50
Bonds duo 1005 matured, not presented for payment
1,000
Bonds due 1907, not presented for payment
1,000
• Total debt. a Total tax.
NEW HAMPHIRE-DEBT OF STATE
14
[VoL. Lx x
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 at
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
ITS
this instance.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c. .
--PRIVILEGES AND RESTRICSAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS
One of Original Thirteen
Admitted as a State
-The savings bank Investment laws of New Hampshire were com9,305 TIONS.
Total area of State (square miles)
altered In many respects at
State Capital
Concord pletely revised and materiallywas approved by the Governorthe Legislative
The new law
March 22 1901
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1911) Henry B. Quinby session of 1901.effect on its passage. In 1907 clauses 8, 14, 18, 19 and 20
went into
by Legislature;jEdw. N Pearson and amended. The Legislature of 1909 passed an act adding clause 22
ecretary of StaterChosen
were
reasurer
iterm expires Jan. 1911fSolon A. Carter and amending clause 17. The law now reads as follows:
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday
AN ACT TO REGULATE AND LIMIT THE INVESTMENTS OF
Ii January, and length of session Is not limited.
SAVINGS BANKS.
-New Hampshire's debt history is very brief.
HISTORY OF DEBT.
This State has always been extremely conservative, and no bonds were Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court
convened:
out of the Civil War. In 1866 New HampIssued until after the breaking
shire reported her funded indebtedness at $4,169,816, contracted excluSECTION 1. On and after the passage of this Act, savings banks and
sively for war purposes. June 1 1869 the total outstanding was $3,213,- savings departments of banking and trust companies shall make investment
962.22, against which the Treasurer reported an asset of $77,082.80. The of their funds in the following classes of securities only:
1st. In notes secured by first mortgage of real estate situated in New
State debt at the present time is as follows:
Hampshire, but not over 70% of the value of the property covered shall be
-Interest-- Principal
LOANS.
Payable. When Due. Outstanding. so loaned, and not exceeding 70% of the deposits shall be so invested.
%
Name and Purpose4
J & J July 1 1913
$135,000
Agricultural College, 1893
2d. In notes secured by first mortgage of real estate situated outside of
c 33s J & J July 1 1919
50,000 New Hampshire which is at the time improved, occupied and productive,
Sanitorium bonds of 1909
4
.7' & .1 July 1 1911
175,000 but not over 50% of the value of the property covered shall be so loaned,
Library bonds of 1891
1893
4
do
J & J July 1 1913
75,000 and not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so invested.
do
*13,000
J & J Jan 1 1914-16
3
Highway bonds of 1909
3d. In notes secured by collateral in which the bank is at liberty to in3 % J & J July 1'10-25
Hospital, 1905
160,000
1
in excess of the face of the note. The amount
1907
do
31i J & J July 1 1927
150,000 vest of a value at least 10% so taken as collateral, added to that which the
class of securities
July 1 1929
1909
85,000 of any one own at the time, shall not exceed the total limit of that class of
c 33; J & J
do
bank may
Municipal War loan (overdue)-1,200
500 security, but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so invested.
Loan of 1873(overdue)
Trust funds
1,075.963 66
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
• Part of an issue of $250,000.
which shall at all times be at least 20% in excess of the face of the note
Of $1,075,963 66 trust funds held Sept. 11909, $955,584 89 carried 4% while held by the bank, but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be se
interest and $80,000 6% interest, no interest being paid on $40,378 77.
invested.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS -The bonds are in $500 and $1,000 pieces.
5th. In notes of individuals or corporations with two or more signers, or
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank of Boston and at one or more indorsers, but not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall be loaned
State Treasurer's office.
any one person or corporation in this class of security, and not exceeding
-The net debt on Sept. 1 1909 was $1,421,801 18. The 25% of the deposits shall be so invested.
TOTAL DEBT.
subjoined statement shows New Hampshire's total debt on the dates named.
6th. In the public funds of the United States, or those for which the faith
Assets Sept. 1 1909 were $489.704 24.
of the United States is pledged to provide for the payment of the interest
Sept. 1 '09. Sept. 1 '08. Sept. 1 '07. June 1 '06. and principal.
$589,700
$567,200
$831,700 $706,700
debt
Total funded
7th. In the bonds and notes of this State, or of any county, city, town
990,768
954,264
1,075,964 1.035,820
Trust funds
precinct or district of this State.
13,460
14,252
3,742
School fund
100
100,100
100
8th. In the authorized bonds or notes of any State or Territory of the
Floating debt
United States; and in the bonds or notes of any city of the States of Maine,
$1,911,506 $1,756,873 $1,671,528 $1,543,964 Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut or New York, whose
debt
"Total
-The State's total assessed valuation has net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the
ASSESSED VALUATION.
property therein for taxation, or of any county, town, village, precinct or
'been as below. Tax rate for 1008 (per $1,000) $19.80.
Assessed Vol. district in said States whose net indebtedness does not exceed 3% of such
Assessed Val. YearsYears$209,670,845 valuation.
$244,971,264 1900
11)08
9th. In the authorized bonds of any county, city, town, school district
204,734,731
238,128,476 1808
1907
203,507,734 or other municipal corporation of any other of the United States or Terri231,641,571 1897
1906
200,957,600 tories whose net indebtedness at the time of such investment does not ex225,082,628 1896
1905
197,839,543 ceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for taxation'
220,624,307 1894
1904
196,117,060 and in the authorized bonds of any city of 100,000 inhabitants of any of
216,837,407 1893
190$
168,964.903 said States whose net indebtedness does not exceed 7% of the last preceding
214,616,655 1881
1902
valuation of the property therein for taxation. The term "net indebtedvalues are simply the aggregate of the inventories of the ness" shall be construed to denote the indebtedness of any city, town or
The preceding
Various towns in the State. In addition the State taxes at different other municipal corporation, omitting the debt created for supplying the
rates savings banks and trust companies, insurance capital, railroads, inhabitants with water and deducting the amount of any sinking fund
building and loan associations, telegraph and telephone companies, parlor car available for the payment of the municipal Indebtedness. Provided, howand express companies. These latter were valued in 1909 at $105,244,246.
ever, 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,
POPULATION OF STATE
244,165 city or town of less than 10,000 inhabitants, or of any school district or
326,073 1820
1860
1900
214,460 other municipal corporation of less than 2,000 inhabitants in any State or
317,976 1810
376,530 1850
1890
183,858 Territory other than those named in Paragraph 8 of Section 1 of this Act
284,574 1800
346,991 1840
1880
141,881 shall not be authorized investments. Provided, further, that such bonds
269,328 1790
318,300 1830
1870
are issued by municipalities that are permitted by law to levy taxes suffiIn 1870-80 increase was 28,691, or 9.01%; in 1880-90, 29,530. or 8.51%, cient to pay the interest and to provide sinking funds for their debt; otherand in 1890-00, 35,058, or 9.31%.
wise such bonds shall not be authorized investments. But not exceeding
-The Constitutional Convention, 50% of the deposits shall be so invested.
CO N STIT UT 10 N AL CO N YE NTIO N.
held in 1902, submitted several amendments to the Constitution, of which
10th. In the bonds or notes of any railroad company, except street railfour were approved at the election on March 10 1903. One of these refers ways,incorporated under the laws of this State, whose road is located wholly
to franchise and inheritance taxation and another to trust regulation. or in part In the same; but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so
V. 76, p. 610. In Nov. 1910 the people will vote on the question of calling invested.
a convention to revise the State Constitution.
11th. In the bonds of any railroad company, except street railways.
-There is no restriction in the Constitution of New Incorporated under the authority of any of the New England States, whose
DEBT LIM ITATIO N.
Hampshire upon the debt-making power of the people through the "General road is located wholly or in part in the same, and which is in possession of
its own road, and has earned and paid regular dividends for
Clourt," except the following, which is the last clause of Article 5 of Part and operating next preceding such investment, or in the bonds guaranteed
the two years
Second of that instrument.
or assumed by such railroad company; but not exceeding 25% of the CcProvided, That the General Court shall not authorize any town to loan posits shall be so invested.
12th. In the bonds of any railroad company, except street railways, inOr 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 corporated under the authority of any of the United States or Territories,
which is in possession of and operating its own road, and has earned and
same by taking its stocks or bonds.
The above is an amendment to the Constitution which was ratified In 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
1877. The amendment would appear to be intended as a complete estoppel stock on which it earns and pays dividends equals in amount one-third of
to municipal loaning of money or credit to railroad and Industrial corpora- the entire bonded indebtedness of said road; or in the bonds guaranteed or
deposits shall be
tions. It is to be noticed, however, that by its terms the restriction does assumed by such railroad; but not exceeding125% of the
so Invested.
not specifically mention "cities," the words being"any town."
13th. In the first mortgage bonds of corporations of this State, except
In addition to the foregoing is the "Municipal Bond Act of 1805." It street railways, located and doing business therein, whose net indebtedness
capital stock actually
tells in the matter of issuing bonds what a municipal corporation may do, at the time of such investment does not exceed its 10% of the deposits
paid in and remaining unimpaired; but not exceeding
what it must do, and what it cannot do. The law enacts:
shall be so invested.
Sec. 1. The term "municipal corporation" means town, city, school dis14th. In the bonds of street railway corporations incorporated under
trict, village district and village precinct. Sec. 2. Bonds issued must be the laws of this State and located wholly or in part in the same, and in the
payable within 20 years, interest semi-annual, not exceeding 6%, may be bonds of street railway corporations located wholly or in part in cities of
payable in gold coin. If made payable in less than 20 years, may be extended 30,000 inhabitants or more, In any of the other New England States, and
but never beyond 20 years from time of issue. Sec. 3. Bonds(except of cities) in the bonds of street railway corporations located wholly or in part in cities
must be authorized by a NT( te of two-thirds of all voters present and voting of 50,000 inhabitants, or more in any of the United States' provided that
at an annual meeting of suca corporation, or at a special meeting if properly the net indebtedness of any of such street railway corporations mentioned
called, &c. (for which see Act). Bonds must be signed by a majority of in this paragraph does not exceed the capital stock actually paid in and rethe Governing Board, countersigned by Treasurer and have seal of corpora- maining unimpaired at the time of such investment, and that such corporation. Time and place of payment and rate of interest, &c., may be dele- tion has earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum
gated to Governing Board. Sec. 4. City bonds must be authorized by reso- on its capital stock for five years next preceding such investment; but not
lution of City Council passed by at least two-thirds of members elected to exceeding 10% of the deposits shall be so invested.
each branch, taken by yeas and nays, signed by Mayor, countersigned by
15th. In the bonds of telephone, telegraph or express companies doing
Treasurer, seal of city affixed. Place of payment, rate of interest and sale business in the United States or Territories, provided the total indebtedness
may be delegated to Treasurer. Sec. 5. Bonds shall be payable to bearer of such company does not exceed its capital actually paid in and remaining
set out in Act-which unimpaired; and provided such company has earned and paid regular divior to registered holder by name, and must be in form
see. In case bonds be made subject to call, they must contain statement dends of at least 4% per annum upon its capital stock or shares for five
to that effect as given in Act. "The validity of any bonds shall not be years previous to such investment, but not exceeding 10% of the deposits
affected by any variation from the forms herein prescribed." Sec. O. Treas- shall be so invested
urer to keep a book in which he shall register bonds issued, &c. Sec. 7.
16th. In the capital stock of any banking or trust company incorporated
'All bonds purporting to be issued by virtue of this Act and signed and
amount
sealed as hereinbefore provided shall,in favor of bona Ode holders,be con- under the laws of this State and doing business therein, but the
as collateral
clusively presumed to have been duly and regularly authorized and issued of such stock held by any savings bank as an investment andsuch banking
In accordance with the provisions herein contained, and no holder thereof for loans shall not exceed one-tenth of the total capital stock of
so InShall be obliged to see to the existence of the purpose of the issue or to ths or trust company, and not exceeding 10% of the deposits shall be
regularity of any of the proceedings or to the application of the proceeds. vested
In the stock of any national bank or trust company located in
17th.
All such bonds shall be negotiable in all respects and to the same extent
exceeding 10%
as securities negotiable by the law merchant." Sec. 8. Annual tax must the New England States or the State of New York, but not
stock; the
be levied and collected sufficient to pay interest and jarovide a sinking fund of the deposits of a savings bank shall be invested in such State which
company in this
sufficient to pay principal within 20 years. Sec. 9. No bonds can be issued amount of stock in any national bank or trust
security
which shall increase the net debt of corporation to an amount exceeding may be held by any savings bank as an investment or as collateral
of said national bank
5%of the value of the taxable property therein as last appraised for assessing for loans shall not exceed 25% of the capital stock national bank or trust
taxes. To ascertain net debt, all, debts must be included except the fol or trust company; and the amount of stock in any
savings bank as
lowing, which must be deducted-water debt, 'cash and other means" company outside of this State which may be held by any one-tenth of the
In treasury and sinking funds applicable to payment of debt so included: an investment or as collateral for loans shall not exceed
but nothing contained in this section shall prevent the Issue of bonds for capital stock of said national bank or trust company.
18th. lathe stock or notes of any railroad corporation, exclusive of street
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 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
passage. Approved March 19 1895.
New Hamoshire.
Nov., 1909.J
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
ta 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
15
COOS COUNTY. G. P. Bickford, Treasurer.
Berlin is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. I Floating debt
36,000
Building Bonds.
lAssessed valuation 1908..20,988,578
45 '05 34 $35.000 e. _1910-1916 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1909-$23.80
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '09._ 340,000 Population in 1900
29,468
INTEREST Is payable In Boston at the office of N. W. Harris & Co.
DERRY. Chas. Dartlett, Treasurer.
This town Is in Rockingham County. Incorporated In 1827.
LOANSWhen Due Floating 'debt
$76,972
$13,000c___July 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1908...1,774,816
33g'07 J44 25,000c___July 11022 (Assessment about M actual value.)
52.000c_ _ _July 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) fcr 1908_328.00
BOND. DEBT April 1909...490,000 Population in 1900
3,583
INTEREST payable In Boston.
Population in 1909 (est.)
5,000
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.
), a Bonds.
Water loan notes 3.s____ $292,000
Cit48
A-0 $22,000c__Apr 1 '10-'11 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_ 560,000
48
A-0 111,000e_ _ _Apr 1 1912 Water debt (included).... 292 029
54 10
: 0
Funding and Bridge Bonds.
Cash in treasury
48
J-J $35,000c__July 1 '10-16 Borrowing limit Jan 1 '09._ 230,683
High School Bonds.8,891.087
Total valuation 1908
3 .5s'05 J-D 1$30,000e__ Dec 1 '17-'22 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
I 30,000c_ _Dec 1 '23-'25 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ ___$20.00
70
12.9
Cemetery Loan.
Population in 1890
Trustfunds $13,000 334% ann July 1 Population in 1900
13,207
INTEREST is payable at Shawmut National Bank, Boston.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The city has assets, including water-works, to the
value of $431,384.
FARMINGTON. Frank J. Smith,Chairman Town Selectm'n
This town is in Strafford County.
LOANSWhen Due.
43 '98 J-J $56,500c___Jan 1 1918
(Subject to call after Jan. 11908.)
BOND.DEBT July 1900.._.$56,500
Floating debt
5,600
Water debt (additional)..
..j17,763
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1908...1,087.989
23.970
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_325.941
Population in 1900
2,265
FRANKLIN. Frank H. Daniell, Clerk; Frank Proctor, Treats.
This city is in Merrimack County. Inc. as a town 1828; a city 1895.
Refunding Water Bonds,
When Due.
LOANSTown Bonds
3148
A-0 $80.000___ Oct 1 1921
F-A $2.000----Aug 1 1917 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '0J.3194,300
-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements 43
NOTE.
Note debt
(Subject to call 1907.)
18.500
given below see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
4s Water Bonds.
Tax valuation 1908
3.072.387
A-0 $2,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1914 (Assessment about 54 actual value.)
,
BELKNAP COUNTY. S. B. Cole, Treasurer.
(Subject to call.)
Tax rate (per $1000) 1908 _ _318.50
5.94
,
Laconia is the county seat. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
3%8'06 M-S $25,000c__ _Mch 1 1916 Population in 1900
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09._
LOANSMemorial Hall, Refunding & Sewer
$50,000
Sinking fund
Court-House Bonds.
25,335 350'08 A-0 $50,000----Oct 1 1928
4s
J-J $30.000c._ July 1 1913 Cash on hand
17,107
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston.or Treasurer's office.
Assessed valuation 1908....10,3a9,885
Refunding Bonds.
48
J-J $20,0000_Jan 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1908____$22.20 GORHAM. S. M.
Leavitt, Treasurer.
INTEREST Is payable In Laconia. Population in 1900
19.526
This town is In Coos County. Inc. In 1836. Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSBERLIN. F. D. Bartlett, Mayor.
When Due.1Floating debt
35:357163
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _ ..1)4
1
This city Is in Coos County. Incorporated Feb. 6 1897. During the
1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908.... _ 325.00
year 1908 this city was visited by disastrous fires, this accounting for the 4s'05 J-J $60.000c
large decrease in the assessed valuation for 1909. A new city charter BOND. DEBT Nov 1909____360,000 Population In 1900
INTEREST Payable in Boston at the office of N. W. Harris & Co'
was adopted by the voters on May 11 1909.
A 797
.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 18 1909 $242,000 HILLSBOROUGH BRIDGE
1.0ANSFIRE DISTRICT. D. W.Cole,
$90,000
1929 Floating debt
_
64,478
3
Clerk Fire Commissioners.
is'09School House & Fire Station Bonds. Other liabilities
15,884
When Due. Floating debt
4s '05 J-D $80.000e_Deo 1910-'25 Sinking fund
85.205 LOANS64,726
s
WaterJ. 13.yon d4
Improvement Bonds.
es.
Assessed valuation 1907...6,545,619
Assets
29,732
$ 5,000c
1917 Assessed valuation 1909
Dec 1913 Assessed valuation 1009__..5,567.854 4s
J-D $70.000c
44s
886.100
Sewer Bonds
Punding Bonds..
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.1
(Assessment about N actual value.)
$5,000c .._ _ _1910-1912 District tax (per $1,000) 1909..32.32
J-J
MN $50,000c
Nov 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909... 24.50 43
4s
2.0
0
0
J-D 39,000c..June 1 '10-'22 Value city property 1008... 297,913 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_350,000 T Population in 1909 (est.)
33i8
8,886
Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Hillsboro.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CLAREMONT. E. A. Quinby,Treas.; G.W.Paul,Selectrnan. HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. A. S. Healy,Treasurer.
This town is In Sullivan County. Incorporated in 1764.
LOANSWhen Due. School debt
$20,872
Town Hall Bonds.
Floating debt
7,504
48
J-J $17,500c_ _July 1 '10-'16 Water debt (included)._ _ 156,400
Water Bonds.
Total assessment 1909_ __ _4,578,365
48
J-J $156.4000___July 1 1923 (Assessment about 70%actual value)
Refunding Bonds
Tax rate (per 31,000) 1909...322.50
45
J-J $50,000c- .Apr 1 1914 Population in 1900
6,498
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_4353,871 Population in 1909 (est.)
8,000
INTEREST at Claremont or at the Nat. Bank of Redemption, Boston.
County seats are Manchester and Nashua
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4s
Sept 827,0000
Sept 1910
45
June $40,000e--June 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_4338,800
Mch 120,000c-__Mch 1 1915 Sinking fund
45
93,922
38
July 51,800c__ _July 1 1923 Tax valuation 1909
72,533,366
(Subject to call July 1 1913.1
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_318.82
330 '09M-S 100,000c_ _Sept 1 1924 Population in 1900
112,640
Population In 1909 (est.)-130,000
INTEREST on as is payable at Manchester National Bank; on 330 at
City Trust Co., Boston.
.
CONCORD. Charles J. French, Mayor; Henry E. ChamJAFFREY. J. G. Townsend, Treasurer.
berlin, City Clerk; Wm. F. Thayer, Treasurer.
Concord (Incorporated 1853) is the capital of the State and the county seat
of Merrimack County. Its water-works more than take care of the interest
on the water bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. •Union School Distr:ct Bonds.
Police Station.
3 5is
A-0 $28,000.
.Oct 1 '10-'13
3148
J-J { $4,000____July 1 1910 36
14
3
J-J
16,000__July 1 '15-'16
1 3,000.
Sewer Bonds.
3 s
J4 -115,000_ _July 1 '24-'26
3 ;is
J-D $25,000..._June 1 1914
135.000_ _July 1 1927
9,000____Dec 1 1914 3 %s
J4
4.000. July 1
J-D
3 I,is
1928
J-J
,is
25,000-July 1 1917 3,
J-J
30,000July1'23-'29-'30
3 118
,
2
34
9,000__July 1 1931
330'08 M-N 25,000c___May 1 1928 3;is
,
City Hall Bonds.
Water Precinct Bonds.
M-S .$20,000____Mch 11022($56,000__Sept 1 '12-'20
3W
M-S 14,000_ _Sept 1 '21-'22
38
J4 10,000___Jan 1910-'11 3 W
5000... Sept 1 1923
43
3-3 10,000___Jan 1910-'11
45
J4 70,000__Jan '13 to '19 3 Vys'04 J-Jf 50,000__July 1 '24-'28
4s
1 5,000_ _ _ _July 1 1929
J-J 400,000____Jan 11022
35
10,000..._Jan 1 1920
J-J
Penacook Sewer Bonds.
J-J
35
5,000... _Jan 1 1921 43
M-N •35,000____May 1 1913
J-J 30,000.._Jan 1 '23-'24
3 %3
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
{10,000Apr 1 1912 3s
Oct 1910
$500
A-0
3 W'05 A-0
5,000____Apr 1 1921 33
2,000__Oct '15 to '18
A-0
30.000____Apr 11022 48
3,000__July '14 to'19
J-J
School District No. 20 Bonds.
West Concord Sewer Precinct.
$5,000----Sept 1 1913 45
A-0 $7,000 _ _ _ _Oct 1 1912
3 5is
M-S { 4,500__Sept 1 '14-'22
J 3 000___Oet 1 '13-'18
4,300____Sept 1 1924 3'As
300____Oct 11010
A-0 1
•State Library Bonds.
East Concord Sewer Precinct.
$ 3s
J-D $25,000 _ _ _.June 1 1914 3 lAs
J-J
$1,000 _July 1 '10 & '15
St. Paul's School Sewer Precinct. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $1,067,600
35
J-J
$2.000__July 1 '10-'13 Water debt (Included).- 600,000
• Exempt from tax when owned by Concord residents
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.
-The Penacook sewer bonds were issued
on the city's credit for the Penacook sewer district,the interest and principal
being payable from a sneelal tax on that district.
INTEREST Is paid at city treasury and in Boston.
CITY PROPERTY -The city valued its buildings and other property
on Jan. 1 1909 at $1,373,973.15, Including water works valued at $948,
289,12, which are the property of the "precinct."
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE, &o.
Total Assessed
nate of Tax
Valuation.
Years.
Tax.
per $1,000
312,342,190
1908
$277,460
$22.48
12,094,547
1007
273,046
22.60
11 614.011
1905
258,043
22.20
11,220,215
1000.
232.773
21.00
10.243,857
176,081
1890
17.60
10,150.586
1880
172.831
POPULATION.
-In 1900 (Census) was 19,632; In 1890 it was 17,004
In 1880 it was 13,843; in 1870 it was 12,241.
This town is in Cheshire County.
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds.
$3,000c__Jan 1 '10-'12
3s
J-J 120,000c_Jan 1 '13-'22
21,000c__Jan 1 '23-'29
1,000c_ __Jan 1 1930
Road Bonds.*
45
M-N $3,500c
1911
Incorporated in 1773.
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909...348,500
Water debt (Included)
45,000
Floating debt
5.000
Assessed valuation 1909...1,183,636
Tax rate (per *I,000) 1909_ _ _ _319.50
Population1,891
• Secured by Slade estate in Jaffrey and Interest paid by Slade heirs.
INTEREST is payable in Bos
ston at the office of Jose, Parker & Co.
KEENE. Frank H. Whitcomb, City Clerk.
County seat of Cheshire Co. Incorporate I as a town 1753; city, 1874.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909...398,000
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
__
6.926
4s '91 A-0 S5,0000-__Oct 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1909_ .7,930,288
48 '91 A-0 40,000c_ _ Oct 1 '14-'17
(Assessment about full value 1
35087 J-J
7,000c._ _Jan 1 1910 Tax rate (per 81.000) 1909____$20.00
3%887 J-J
30.000c_ _Jan 1 '11-'13 Population In 1000
,___ . 0.165
f 5,000c-July 1 1910 Population in 1909 (est.)
11,000
3'4s '02 J-J ( 1,000c___July 11011
(10,000c__July 1 '12-'13
INTEREST is payable in ffoston except Water 45 and 3H s due 1910-13,
which is payable in Keene.
-The city owns its water-works, valued in 1908
CITY PROPERTY.
at $225,000, and other property to the amount of 3122,100. Water-works
are more than self-supporting.
LACONIA. J. F. Trask, Clerk.
Laconia (city) Is in Belknap County. Incorporated May 3 1893
3
. ,
When Due. Funded debt Oct 1909
LOANS3187,000
000
debt
Town Bonds.
,J.,j 365,0000...Jan 1 1912 Tax valuation c ut
on190
ab 8245
4,777 842
52:95
43Sewer nd F nding Bonds.
a u
3 actual value.)
19,24 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_.$24.23
A-03117.0000
Population in 1900
48 Funding Bonds.
1910 INTEREST is payable in Boston.
J-J 32,0000
LEBANON.
C. S. Ford, Chairman Selectmen.
Cou np.
ue
This town Is in Graftonivhen ty . Incorporated o761.
ln 10
08
When
LOANS10 4
2v 14,1)
. 11e. 2
$40,000c___May 1 1919 (Assessment about actual
as
BOND. DEBT July 1909... 340,000 Total tax rate (per 31,000)'08 123 03
Fire precinct debt (add'1).30,000 Population in 1900
4.985
INTEREST is payable In Boston.
LEBANON CENTER FIRE PRECINCT. F.H.Hosford,Treas
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 18 1909_325,000
Refunding Bonds.
Precinct tax (per $1,000) 1909 $24.00
3;0'07 M-N $25,000o-__Nov 1 1927
INTEREST payable in Boston.
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VERMONT -DEBT. OF STATE.
LITTLETON (Town). H. E. Richardson, Treasurer.
This town and village of same name are In Grafton County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '09_ _$288,000
•
LOANS11,140
Sinking fund
___ $40,000
4s
Assessed val. town, 1909_1,892,193
Water & Light Bonds.
30 years (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
___ $188,000
3;is
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _529.50
Funding Bonds
4,066
31s'07 J-D $60,000c___June 1 1927 Population in 1900
Atlantic National Bank in Boston.
INTEREST on 310 of 1907 at
ROCHESTER. Horace L. Worcester, City Clerk.
This city is in Strafford County.
When Due.
LOANSCity Hall Bonds.
4s '08 J-J $65,000__Jan 1 '12-'27
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $52,000c_Jan 1 '10-'17
3;i5
Water Bonds.
4s '92 J-D $170,000c_ _June 1 1922
INTEREST is payable In Boston
Incorporated 1891.
BON DED DEBT Jan.1'094287,000
140,432
Floating debt
17,775
Assets
4,297,908
Tax valuation 1908
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '08_ _ _ _$21.00
8,486
Population in 1000
Bonds are tax-exempt.
MANCHESTER. James E. Dodge Aud.; F. L. Allen, Treas. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. John K. Bates, Treasurer.
This city Is one of the county seats of Hillsborough County. Incorporated July 10 1846.
Water Bonds-(Ccmanued).
When Due.
LOANS430'93
_Nov 1 1913
Improvement Bonds.
J-J 200,000c_ July 1 '10-15
4s '93 J-J $100,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1913 45 '95 M-N$100.000c_43 '94-6A-0 300,000c Apr 1 '14-'16 45 '92 J-J 100.000c- - -Jan 1 1912
45 '94 A-0 50,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1914
Cemetery Bonds.
ils
J-J $50,000c___July 1 1913 48 '95 J-D 50,000c_Dec 16 1915
4s '97 J-J 100,0000-Jan 1 1917
Funding Bonds,.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '85 A-0 $5,000c___Apr 1 1911
30'99 A-0 100,000c___Apr 1 1919 4s '81 J-J $60,000c_ _July I 1911
BOND. DEBT July 12 "09 $1,655,000
Refunding Bonds.
648,047
33-is'05 A-0 550.000e_ _Apr 1 1925 Sinking fund
43
A-0 100,000c_Apr 1 '27&'29 Water debt (included)__., 700.01)0
Water sinking fund (incl.) 202,220
School Bonds.
45 '05 J-J $60,000c_July 1 '10-'15 Value city property 1908_ 6.137,492
38,102,944
40,000c__ _July 1 1916 Total valuation 1909
4s 96 J-J
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
Tax Adjustment Bonds.
330'02 J-J $80,000c___July 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____520 50
Population in 1909 (eat.)
65.000
Water Bonds.
56,087
15s '93 F-A$100.000c___ Aug 1 1913 Population In 1900
INTEREST on bridge bonds of 1881 is payable at Treasurer's office.
Manchester; on refunding bonds due 1925 and 1927 at Second National
Bank of Boston; on all other issues in Boston at the Suffolk Bank.
County seats are Exeter and Portsmouth.
Building Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '91 J-I) $80,000c___June 1 1911
Court House Bonds, 1893.
4s '93 J-J $40,000c_ July 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1009 $169,000
78,928
Cash on band
Funding Bonds.
29,220,315
,
33is'99 A-0 $7,000c_ __April 1910 Tax valuation 1908
3s '01 Oct 35,000c_Oct 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_520.70
51,118
Population In 1900
INTEREST on court-house and building bonds is payable at First National Bank, Boston; on other bonds In Portsmouth.
SOMERSWORTH. Paul La Bonte, Clerk.
This city is In Strafford County. Incorporated in 1893.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_5259,000
LOANS40 000
Floating debt
Gen'l Indebtedness Bonds.
13,675
48
A-0 1520,000c_ _Oct 1 '10-'14 Sinking fund _
322,700
of city property
Value
1 15.000e__Oct 1 '15-'17 Total valuation 1909
4,009,136
l 63,000c .._Oct 1 1918
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
-Bonds.
-Works
Water
$1900
$9,000c_Oct 1 '10-12 Tax rate (per $1,000) '00
8,000
A-0 1 20.000c_Oct 1 '13-'17 Population In 1909 (est.)
48
7,023
_Oct 1 1918 Population in 1900
132,000c_
INTEREST is payable at Old Colony Trust Co.. Boston.
MEREDITH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT. D. E. Eaton, STRAFFORD COUNTY. S. D. Wentworth, Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Dover is the county seat. Bonds are free from taxation
Meredith is in Belknap County.
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds 1893.
430
J-J $40.000c___July '23-'26
Oct 1910
4;48
A-0
500c
INTEREST is payable In Boston.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_540,500
418,956
Tax valuation 1909
actual value.)
(Assessment about
$2 96
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
800
Population In 190:) (est.)
MERRIMACK COUNTY. P. C. Clough, Treasurer.
County seat Is Concord.
When Due.
LOANSRebuilding Bonds.
$8,000c__Jan 1 '10-'11
330'02 J-J
Funding Bonds.
4s '97 A-0 $10,000c_Oct 1 '10-'16
TOT.BD.DEBT Jan 1 '09_
$60,000
24,276
Cash on hand
29,637,963
Tax valuation 1908
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_520.29
Population in 1900
52,430
MILFORD. N. A. Wilkin, Selectman.
This town is in Hillsborough County. Bonds are exempt from taxation
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 10 '09__$120,000
LOANS46,230
Sinking fund
Water Bonds of'91 &'93.
2,125,747
J-J $65,000____July 1 1921 Town valuation 1909
41
(Assessment is 75% of real value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
J-J $10,000____July 1 1923 Total tax (per $1,000) '08____$20 00
4s
3,014
Population In 1890
Schools and Funding.
3,739
F-A $45,000____Feb 11024 Population In 1000
48
INTEREST on first loan Is payable inBoston; on others in Milford.
NASHUA. Albert Shedd, Mayor; Arthur L. Cyr, City Clerk.
This city Is In Hillsborough County. Incorporated June 28 1853.
Floating Debt, School and Street.
When Due.
LOANS4s g '93 J-D $200,000c_ _ _June 1 1913
Engine House-(gold).
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '93 J-D $15,000c_ __June 1 1918
3s g '01 J-J $75,000c___July 1 1921
Funding Floating Debt.
20,000c......July 11921
4s '91 J-D $200,000c_June 1 '11-'15 45 '05 J-J
20,00uc_ __July 1 1926
4s g '05 M-N 100,000c___May 1 1915 4s '06 J-J
42,508 91c_Jan 1 1918 4s '09 M-S 10,000c___Sept 1 1929
4s g '98 J-J
20,000c___ _Jan 1 1924 BOND. DEBT July 1 1009_$857,509
45 '04 J-J
83,545
60,000c__July 1 1927 Floating debt
4s g'07 J-J
339,343
4s '09 M-S 21,000____Sept 1 1929 Resources
Assessed valuation 1909_16,357.533
School-Building.
45 '96 A-0 $25 000c_Oct 1 1916 (Assessment about 75% actual vat)
3s '03 A-0 60,00(c_ _ _Oct 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _521.70
10,00ec.Ttily 1 1925 Est. value city property_ _ _ _$798,740
4s g '05 J-.1
23,898
45 '09 M-S 15,000____Sept 1 1929 Population in 1900
INTEREST on the funded floating debt bonds due from 1911 to 1915 Is
payable at the City Treasurer's office; on the $75,000 and $60,000 3s, school
building bonds due 1925, $60,009 funding bonds due 1927, and refunding
bonds due 1925 and 1926 at the National Shawmut Bank, Boston, or by
City Treasurer; on all others at City Treasurer's office or at the National
Bank of the Commonwealth. Boston.
NEWPORT. Wallace L. Reed, Selectman.
This town Is In Sullivan County. Incorporated in 1761.
When Due.j Water Bonds.
LOANSF-A $20,000o___Aug 1 1921
1918-1027 3s
3%8'08 ___ $20,000
(Subject to call Aug 1 1909.)
Town Notes.
F-A $50,000c___Aug 11024
Jan $6,850._$1,000 yearly 48
38
3,750____ On demand (Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.)
Jan
3s
13,600_52,000 yearly BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '09_ $141,800
68,200
Floating debt
____ 14,000
3345
1,693,784
Tax valuation 1908
Sewer Bonds.
$3,800c_ _ _July 1 1921 (Assessment about 75 %actual value)
J-J
is
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Total tax (per $1,000) '08-.422.51
2,623
Population In 1890
Refunding Bonds.
3.126
J-J $68,000c___July 1 1021 Population in 1900
3s
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) INTEREST at office of Town Treas,
PORTSMOUTH. H. B. Prior, Auditor.
This city, Incorporated In 1849, is one of the county seats of Rockingham
County. The city Issued $343,000 bonds in aid of the Portsmouth & Dover
RR. and received in return stock of the par value of $344,000. Part of
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
the Boston & Maine,the stock owned by the city was exchanged for stock In
the Boston & Maine. On June 12 1907 the City Council authorized the
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners to exchange 855 shares of the common stock of the B. & M. RR. for the same number of shares of the capital
stock of the New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co. The High School
bonds for $100,000 were authorized by Chapter 202, Laws of 190$, and It
was provided that Section 9 of the "Municipal Bond Act of 1895" should
not apply in their case. None of the bonds are taxed In Portsmouth.
Portsmouth & Dover RR. (Ref.)
When Due.
LOANS45 '93 J-J $160,000c___Jan 1 1913
School Bonds.
Water Bonds.
48 '89 M-N $57,000e __Nov 1 1914
4s '92 J-J $165,000c___Jan 1 1912
Sewer Bonds.
50,000c. __July 1 1922
48 '94 M-N $40.000c ._ _May 1 1914 3 Mg'02 J-J
Refunding Water Bonds.
33is'08 M-N 12,000c_Nov 1 '10-'13
4s g '07 J-J $160,000e-Jan 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04 A-0 $47,000c__ _Oct 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $1,176,000
18,000
4s '09 J-J
50,000c_Jan 1 '19-'29 Floating debt
Sinking fund
377,897
Debt Funding Bonds.
48 '04 M-S$160.000c __Sept 1 1924 Water debt (included)
375,000
9.034,103
4s 96 J-J 175.000c_ _July 1 1916 Assessed valuation HMO
High-School Bonds
-See note above. (Assessment about 70% actual value)
4s g '03 J-D $100,000c_ __Dec 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,00))) 1909_ _ _ _523.50
10,837
Population In 1900
INTEREST is payable at Treasury, Portsmouth, N. H.,or State National
Boston, Mass.
Bank,
-The city owns, in addition to the water works and
CITY PROPERTY.
the N. Y. N. H. 6: H. RR. stock above mentioned, real estate. Including
schools, &c., which is valued at $188,500; personal property (Including
fire department) valued at $56,695 83.
-For the year ending Feb. 11000 Income from water
WATER-WORKS.
rates was $46,477 78; cost of management, $26,718 36; interest, $15,000 98; improvements, $7,030 25; deficit, $2,271 81.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1008_822,635,639
LOANS4s '91 J D $70,000c___Dec 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _ _$19.62
39,357
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07_470,000 Population in 1900
INTEREST Is payable In Boston.
20,589
Sinking fund
WALPOLE. F. A. Spaulding, Town Treasurer.
This town Is in Cheshire County. I r)cornr,r ard 1,1 1892.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 19 '09_ $37,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_1,846,072
Bridge Bonds.
5s
A-0 $36,000c_A&O each yr Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_520.30
2,693
(52,000 yearly.)
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable In Keene.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements of places reporting an Indebtedness
of $25,000 or more, and not represented among the foregoing. The population given in each case Is taken from the United States Census of 1900.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per PopuValuation. $1 000.1ation.
Debt.
Debt.
$684,298 $20.00 1,289
Ashland (T), Grafton County_•$47,327
526,807 24.20 1,208
(T), Strafford Co_ __•26,578
Barrington
646,980 26.80 1,455
Boscawen (T), Merrimack Co__ 67,500 $14,000
7,000 3,288,470 22.00 4,922
Exeter (T), Rockingham Co_ _134,500
1,597,670 25.20 3,414
Ha.verhill (T), Grafton County.. 48,171
1,286,632 20.40 2,254
Hillsboro (T), Hillsboro County •33,539
Lancaster (T), Coos County___ 10,000 40,165 1,608,868 28.00 3,196
28.00
46,500
Lancaster Fire Precinct
8,500 1,338,600 32.70 2,221
Lisbon (T), Grafton County__ 28,000
4,000
Littleton (V), Grafton County_ 46,000
6,200 1,352,000 22.80 2,892
Newmarket (T). RockInghamCo 55,000
066,455 32.60 1,977
9,000
Northumberland (T), Coos Co_ 71,000
1,987,252 15.00 2,527
Peterboro (T), Hillsboro Co__ _•42,607
Pittsfield (T), Merrimack Co___ 31,000 25,010 1,244,125 22.50 2,129
1,972
•32,880
Plymouth Fire District
429,934 21.50 1,100
731
Raymond (T), Rockingham Co. 28,100
Salem (T), Rockingham County 52,000 10,000 1,037,832 28.00 2,041
946
853,294 21.00
Sunapee (T), Sullivan County.. 25,000 19,280
751,071 30.70 2,157
Whitefield (T), Coos County_ _ _•73,969
Wilton (T), Hillsboro County__ 45,000 44,000 1,010,000 25.00 1,696
1,292,918 23.50 2,390
Wolfeboro (T), Carroll County_102,200
• Total debt.
State of Vermont.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
March 4 1791
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 18 1791)
9,565
Total area of State (square miles)
Montpelier
State Capital
George H. Prouty
Governor (term expires Oct. 1910)
Guy W. Bailey
Sec. of State (term expires Oct. 1910)
Edward H. Deavitt
Treasurer (term expires Oct. 1910)
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in even years the first Wednesday
In October and length of session Is not limited.
-For a brief history of the Vermont State debt
HISTORY OP DEBT.
see "State and City Supplement" of April, 1805, pages 15 and 16.
The liabilities of the State on July 1 1909 were as follows:
Principal.
-Interest.
LOANS
Outstand'y
When Due.
Rate.Payable.
Name and Purpose.
6 J & D June 1 1910 $135,500 00
Agricultural College Fund
289,794 06
Floating debt
162,171 76
State school tax to be distributed_ 8
105,554 31
5
do
do highway do
INTEREST is payable at the State treasury.
-The total debt of the State on July 1 1909 was
TOTAL DEBT, &c.
$693,020 12. On July 1 1009 cash on hand and in banks was $468.458 28.
-In addition to the valuaASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
tions below, the State assessed (1909) $52,627,217 deposits in savings banks
and trust companies at the rate of 7-10 of 1%; also appraised the value of
railroad property at $29,055,460, such property paying a tax of from
23i% to 4% on the gross earnings.
State tax
Assessed valuation.
Total,
rate per M
Personal.
Real.
Years-$185,826,708
$43,897,747
$141,929,051
1909
None
184,354,585
43,3711,520
140,988,065
1908
None
183,888,070
44,1:18,308
139,749,702
1907
None
59,838,143
127,993,677
1905
1g741354,1212304
59,828,165
120,831,009
1902
1 00
177,243,622
58,293,598
118,950,024
1900
050
58,621.654174 763,633
1898116,141,979
1 20
173,792,755
61,700,471
112,099,284
1895
178,052,513
---65,157,388
112,895,125
1890
There was no direct tax for State purposes levied In either 1003, 1904,
1905, 1906, 1907 or 1908. A tax of $1.30 per $1,000, however, consisting of
a State school tax of 80 cents and a State highway tax of 50 cents was collected and re-distributed to towns on a basis of the number of schools and
road mileage, the State,for the sake of equalizing Its distribution, acting
as agent in the matter. Prior to 1902 this tax was $1 per $1,000.
Nov., 1909.;
VERMONT-CITIES AND TOWNS
POPULATION OF STATE.
-United States Census:
235,981
1900
315,098 1820
343,641 1860
217,895
1890
314,120 1810
332,422 1850
154,465
1880
291,948 1800
332,286 1840
85,428
280,652 1790
1870
330,551 1830
DEBT LIMITATIONS -There appears to be nothing In the Constitution
power of municipalities.
providing for a general limit to the debt-making
Whatever in each case the Legislature authorizes, the city, town, county
or other civil division can issue. Of course the purpose of the improvement
must be of a public character. The laws relating to municipal debt limitation which have been passed by the Legislature from time to time are contained in Sections 3556, 3557, 3558, 3574 and 3575, Chapter 157 of the
Revised Statutes of 1906. Section 3556, embodying a law passed in 1904,
prohibits a municipality, unless otherwise provided in its charter, from
borrowing, except for refunding purposes, an amount in excess of five times
Its grand list as last taken. An additional amount, not exceeding five times
the grand list, may be borrowed, providing the loan is approved by a twothirds vote. The next section (3557) covering laws passed in 1904 and
1906,provides that in figuring the debt limit,loans created for water supply,
sewer or electric lights and temporary loans may be eliminated. Tile two
sections follow:
-Limit.
-No municipal corporation shall create an
SECTION 3556.
indebtedness, unless to refund outstanding bonds or orders,to an amount
exceeding five times its grand list last taken; provided that it may, by a
two-thirds vote by ballot of the voters present and voting at a meeting
called for that purpose, Increase such indebtedness an additional amount
not exceeding five times such grand list. Bonds or obligations given or
created in excess of tile limit authorized by this section shall be void.
SECTION 3557.-Deternanation.-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. Tile two sections read
as follows:
SECTION 3574. A town or incorporated village may issue bonds, to an
amount not exceeding three times Its grand list, for the purpose of purchasing road-making apparatus and for building permanent highways 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 tile 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 live times its grand list.
It will be noticed that tile 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 tills is done tile "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 tile same.
SECTIONS 3568 to 3573, inclusive, give the method of issuink such bonds.
By Section 3572 municipal corporations other than towns have the same
refunding powers granted them which are conferred upon towns.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION -Subdivision XII. of Section 496 of
the Public Statutes of 1906, as amended by Act 23 of tile Laws of 1908,
provides that the following municipal securities shall be exempt from
taxation:
XII. Notes, bonds or orders issued after Feb. 1 1007 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 tile foregoing purposes.
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC-The provisions of the law relating to savings banks are found in
TIONS.
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. Tills section authorizes the investment of 80% of the assets in such mortgages, one-sixth at least of which
-that is, Vermont. A proviso adds
"shall be upon real estate in this State"
that only 60% of tile assets may be invested in mortgages on real estate
outside of Vermont. If tile investment is on mortgage of unimproved or
unproductive real estate, tile 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 in.
vestment, or upon notes or accepted drafts given by individuals, firms or
corporations residing without the State for goods manufactured within the
State, and payable to Individuals, 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 tile 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
The separation into paragraphs and the
give the section In full below
figures in parentheses which number and begin the paragraphs are our own.
the foregoing exceptions, the moneys deposited
SECTION 4654. With
In Savings Banks, Savings institutions and Trust Companies, and the in,
come therefrom, shall be invested only as follows:
(1.) In the public funds of the United States, or public funds for the
payment 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;
17
(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 ftve 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,
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 tile States named in tills 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,
&c., 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 ,
tieposits, 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. James Mackay, Clerk.
Tills city is in Washington County. Incorporated 1895,
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4287,500
Refunding Bonds, 1896
Water debt (included).,. 200,000
4s
M-N $30,000c_May 1 '11&'16 Floating debt
13,514
J-J
57,500c___July 1 1914 Tax valuation 1909
48
5,217,876
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Water Bonds
J-D $80,000c____ 1910-1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ .423.00
4s
4s
J-D 35,000c___June 1 1914 Population in 1909 (est.)
13,000
25,000c___Jan 1 1920 Population in 1900
3 Yis
J-J
8,448
(Subject to call Jan 1 1915.)
30
,J-J $60,000c_July 1 1922
(Subject to call Jan I 1918.)
INTEREST on refunding bonds Is payable at the National Bank of
Redemption of Boston; on other bonds at National Bank of Barre.
BENNINGTON (Town). C. H. Dewey, Treasurer.
A shire town In Bennington County. Incorporated Feb. 11 1762.
LOANSWhen Due. Total valuation 1909
$5,144.622
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
J-J 5100,000c _July I 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_521 50
4s
-BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_5100,000 Population in 1900
8,033
Floating debt
5,148 INTEREST payable In Bennington.
BENNINGTON (Village). C. H. Dewey, Treasurer.
This village is In Bennington County. Incorporated Nov. 3 1849,
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_520,000 Assessed valuation 1909_ _$$,228,470
11,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_421.50
Floating debt
Population In 1905
5,656
INTEREST payable in Bennington.
BRATTLEBORO. W. H. Brackett, Treasurer.
This town is in Windham County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Bonds.
45
J-J 815,000c_July 1 1918
A-0 29,000c__ _April 1 1923
38
(Subject to call April 1 1913.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s '08 M-S $12,000c__Jan 1 '10-'15
1,000c__ _Jan 1 1916
INTEREST on town-hall bonds in
Town Hall & Funding Bonds.
48
J-J $27.000c_Jan 1 '10-'18
TOTAL DEBT Oct 5 1909_884,000
Total valuation 1909
5.947,958
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '09_$18.20
Population In 1905
7 482
Population in 1909 (est.)
8,000
New York; on others in Brattleboro.
BRISTOL. F. R. Dickeman, Treasurer.
This village is in Addison County. Incorporated Feb. 26 1903.
BOND. DEBT Oct4 1909_555,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) '09_518.33 1-3
Floating debt
5,700 Population in 1909 (est.)
1,600
Assessed valuation 1909
809,757 (Assessment about , actual value.)
,..4
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank, Boston.
BURLINGTON. J. E. Burke, Mayor; L. C. Grant, Treas.
This city is in Chittenden County.
When Due.
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
J-J $40,000c_July 1917-'18
48
20,000c&r
1915
J-J
4s
30,000r___July 1 1923
J-J
334s
Electric Light Bonds.
Is '04 J-J $58,000c___July 1 1934
4s '06 J-J $39,000c. __July 1 1936
School Bonds.
A-0 $30.000cea Apr 1 1913
45
20,000c___Jan 1 1914
J-J
48
A-0 25,000c__ _Oct 1 1915
48
85,000c___July 1 1923
J-J
35a
3;is
J-D 25,000c._ _Dec 1 1924
33is '01 M-N 32,000r_May 1 1921
38,000c___July 1 1934
4s '04 J-J
36,000c___July 1 1939
48 '09 J-.T
Water Bonds
.1-J $65,000____Jan 1 1919
48
Incorporated Feb. 21 1865.
I'ark Bonds.
j
-J
$8,000r ____1910-1911
Filtration Pliant Bonds,
45
A-0 $51,000 c___Oct 1 1928
Refunding Water Bonds,
48
J-J $30,000c&r Jan 1 1914
48 '06 J-J 100,000c&r July 1 1926
Refunding Bonds.
48
J-J $10,000c&r-Jan 1 1913
48
J-J
15.000c.. _Jan 1 1914
4s
A-0 100,000c___Apr 1 1931
(Subject to call April 1 1911.)
45 '04 A-0 $87,000c__ _Sept 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4944,000
Sinking fund assets
118,391
Tax valuation 1909
15,513,789
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909___$17 00
Population in 1900
18,640
Population in 1909 (est.)
22,000
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.
4s
MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT OF STATE.
18
CONCORD. F. A. Brewer, Clerk.
This town is In Essex County. Incorporated Sept. 15 1781.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_539,0001 (Assessment about full value.)
4,444 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$25.00
Floating debt
1,129
Assessed valuation 1909____ 432,5351Population In 1905
INTEREST payable at the National Shawmut Bank In Boston.
ESSEX JUNCTION. Frank W. Woods, Clerk.
This village is in Chittenden County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 1909__$40,0001 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
1,550[Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ __$10.00
Floating debt
1,141
3.000 Population in 1900
Sinking fund
630,7741
Assessed valuation 1908
FAIR HAVEN. Wm. F. Walker, Treasurer.
This village is in Rutland County.
$18,845
When Due. Floating debt
LOANSTax valuation 1908
1,237,105
Water and Sewer Bonds.
1 1923 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s
J-D $54,000c__June
Village tax (per $1,000) 1909_56.40
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
2,470
BOND DEBT Oct 1909____$54,000 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable by Village Treasurer.
HARDWICK. M. G. Morse, President.
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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.
Permanent Imp t Bonds.
1Vhen Due.
LOANS45 '03 Nov $7,000____Nov 2 1923
Sower Bonds.
1$4,000c__Oct 1 '10-'11 45 '04 May 7,000____May 2 1924
Water Supply Warrants.
F-A 115,000cOct 1 '12-'14
48
20,000c__Oct 1 '15-16 48 '08 M-N 1$12,000_Nov 2 '11-'16
2 1917
3,000_Nov
. 1,000c___Oct 1 1917
School District Bonds.
Street Bonds.
F-A $33,000c _Oct 1 '17-'23 4s '98 J-D $12,000__Dec 30 '10-'21
4s
Sidewalk Bonds.
Town Funding Bonds.
45 '97 F-A $25,000__Feb 1 '10-'14 48 '05 June $7,000____June 7 1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 14 '09_5177,000
Water Bonds
3,549,913
4s '92 J-D $8,000„Dec 1 '10-'11 Tax valuation 1909
(Assessment About actual value.)
($5,000 due yearly.)
J$14,000_0ct. 1 1910-16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _$20 00
6,239
45 '94 A-01 1,000_ ___Oct 1 1917 Population In 1000
7,000
INTEREST is payable in Boston. Population in 1909 (est.)
SPRINGFIELD. H. H. Blanchard, Village Attorney.
This village Is in Windsor County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _52,981,899
LOANS(Assessment about actual value.)
M-N $150,000c155,000 y'rly
4s
25,000cfafter 10 y'rs. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908- _ _$7 00
M-N
3s
2,040
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _$175,000 Population In 1900
INTEREST on the 4s Is payable In Boston; on the Is In Springfield.
This village Is In Caledonia County. Incorporated Nov. 15 1890.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ __ _$42,0001(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
b,000ITax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ __$8.50 SWANTON. Geo. L. Loiselle, Clerk.
Water debt (included)
1.334
8,0001Population In 1900
Sinking fund
This city Is in Franklin County. Incorporated in 1788.
2,400
$20,000
Assessed valuation 1909____836,064 Population In 1909 (est.)
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS1,534.707
Assessed valuation l903
INTEREST Is payable at the National Life Insurance Co., Montpelier;
Funding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908-$15.00
Parker do Co., Boston.
48 '09 F-AJ530,000c_Aug 1 '14-'28
Hyde Park Bank and Jose,
.3.745
1 65,000c_Aug 1 1929 Population In 1900
4,000
LUDLOW (Town). Frank A. Walker, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909____$43,000 Population in 1907 (est.)
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 payable at City Trust Co., Boston.
This town Is In Windsor County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909___$35,0001Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$18.30 VERGENNES. A. W. Norton, Mayor; J. A. Harrington, Tr.
2,042
14,8581 Population In 1905
Floating debt
This city is situated In Addison County. Incorporated In 1788.
2,200
Assessed valuation 1909_ _1,165,8291PopulatIon In 1909 (est.)
When Due. Water debt (Incl. above)__ _$48,500
LOANSINTEREST payable at Ludlow Savings Bank & Trust Co.
852.377
Tax valuation 1908
Water Bonds.
M
Sept 1 $20.000c_. Sept 1 1914 (Assessment about 1 actual value.)
4s
LUDLOW (Village). Frank A. Walker, Clerk.
1 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__$15 50
45 '08 J-J
25,000c___Jan
-..1.753
Thls village Is In Windsor County.
$8.000 Population In 1900
Floating debt
INTEREST is paid in Boston.
When Due Assessed valuation 1909_3871,661 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909
53,000
LOANS1 1915 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value,/
M-S $26,900c___Mch
as
$3.50 WATERBURY. E. E. Joslyn, Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909___526,900 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
1,600
14,776 Population In 1909 (est.)
Floating debt
This village Is In Washington County.
INTEREST payable at Ludlow Savings Bank & Trust Co.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1909_ _ $53,000
LOANS757.504
Assessed valuation 1909
Water Bonds.
C. E. Pinney, Treasurer.
MIDDLEBURY.
(Assessment about V, actual value.)
M-N $28,000r
__s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ __$5.00
Sewer Bonds
A village in Addison County.
2,000
1919 PopulatIon In 1900 (est.)
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '09 $90,500 4s '09 SI-N $25,000c
LOANS7,987
Floating debt
INTEREST payable at Waterbury National Bank.
Water Bonds.
1,527,835
1921 Tax valuation 1908
J-J $30,000c
4s
M-N 50,0000__..May 1 1941 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) WINDSOR. F. B. Tracy, Village Treasurer.
4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_317 50
(Subject to call May 1 1921.)
This village Is In Windsor County.
1,762
Population in 1890
Refunding Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
1.897 LOANS- Water & Sewer Bonds.
various Population In 1900
var $10,500r
4s '09 J-J 1$19,000c..July 1 '10-28
58
Refund.
3,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
1 6,000c ___July 1 1029
(Subject to call.)
155,000c_July 1 '10-19
9,000c_July 1 '20-'28 TOTAL DEBT J'ne 19 '09_561,500
4s '09 J-J
INTEREST payable In New York City at the National Park Bank.
6,000c... July 1 1929
INTEREST payable at the City Trust Co. In Boston.
MONTPELIER. T. R. Merrill, Treasurer.
The city is situated In Washington County. On March 5 1895 the WINOOSKI. J. B. E. Chevrier, President.
consolidated under a city charter.
town, village and school district were
This village (P. 0. Ind. Sta. Burlington) Is In Chittenden County.
City Stable Bonds.
When Due.
BON I). DEBT Nov 16190)._568,000 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ $1,415.738
LOANSJan 1912 Floating debt
4s '07 A-0 $8,000
55.402 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _56.00
School Bonds.
3,783
City Hall Bonds.
40,000 Population In 1900
3 1-5s M-N $30,000___Nov 1 1920
Water debt (Included)._
,
3368'07 M-N $30,000c__May 1 1927
(Subject to call Nov 1 1910.)
4s '09 s-an 120,000c___Aug 1 1929
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1919.)
4s '97 J-J $12,500___Aug 1 1917
4,00
5353,500
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909
(Subject to call Aug 1 1907.)
Floating debt
Bridge Bonds.
5,878,075
A-0 $15,00O.._ Nov 1 1920 Tax valuation 1908
3 1-5s
X
(Assessment about 1 actual value.)
ITS
(Subject to call Nov 1 1910.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908,$15 00
Refunding Bonds.
$40,000____Apr 1 1919 Value of water works owned $150,000
A-0
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
35
est owned_ 151,500
do other real
(Subject to call 1904.)
6,268
Population in 1900
One of Original Thirteen
Admitted as a State
INTEREST is payable at the Treasurer's office.
State of Massachusetts.
8,315
Total area of State (square miles)
MORRISVILLE. C. A. Slayton, Treas. Water & LightCom. State Capital
Boston
Bonds are non-taxable.
is In Lamoille County
This village
$10,000
When Due. Sinking fund
Jan. 1910)_Eben S. Draper
LOANS1,048,987 Governor (term expires 1st Wed.
4s '09 ___ 572,000___ _Feb 1 1929 Total valuation 1908 actual
(Assessment about 1-3
value.)
Light Bonds.
of State (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1910)....Wm. M. Olin
Water & Electric
(per $1,000) 1908_320 00 Sec.
4s
F-A $30.000_ Feb 1 'I0,'15,'20 Tax rate
1,262 Treasurer (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1910) _ _Elmer A. Stevens
:
20 0
BOND. DEBT July 1909_5107 00 Population In 1900
Floating debt
Auditor (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1910)__Henry E. Turner
payable at the National Bank of Redemption, Boston.
is
INTEREST
NEWPORT. II. S. Root, Clerk and Treasurer.
This town is in Orleans County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909___$63,500 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__ 19.50
1,879
40,0001Population In 1905
Water debt (Included)
INTEREST payable in Newport and Boston.
NORTHFIELD
Heber C. Cady, Treasurer.
This village is in Washington County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1 '08.$97,000
LOANS$18,750
Floating debt
Elec. Light 6c Power Bonds.
995,897
1017 Assessed valuation 1907
$9,000c
J-D
4s
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call Juno 1 1907.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907____$7.50
Water Bonds.
1,508
M-S $88,0000_ Mch 1 '10-'53 Population in 1900
3;is
4,000
Population In 1907 (est.)
6,500
350'08 __
is payable In New York
INTEREST on the electric-light and power bonds
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.
$10,000r_Jan 1 1910-14
30,000r_Jan 1 1915-24
J-J
3s
40,000r_Jan 1 1925-34
10.000r__ _Jan 1 1936
(Unpaid bonds subject to call Dec.
31 1909.)
Incorporated In 1884.
BOND. DEBT Oct 19 1909_590,000
3,500
Floating debt
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _2,021,511.
Total tax (per $1,000) '09----$16.20
2,013
Population in 1900 _
3,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
IN l'ERES Is p....yable at Village
Treasurer's office.
RUTLAND. Will. L. Davis, Treasurer.
This city is in a town and a county of the same name. Incorporated
Nov. 19 1892.
•
City Hall Bonds.
When Due
LOANS3 qs g M'S $20,000c___Sept 1 1931
General Debt.
School Debt.
J-J $25.000c___ _June 1926
45
Nov 1914
M NJ$10,000c
,
M-N 100,000c__--31aY 1924 4s
4s g
1 10,000e
Nov 1919
M-N 50,000c___ Nov 1924
4s g
May 1935
M-N 30,000c
21.000c_Nov 1938 4s
4s
4s g '07 M-N 50,000c___May 1 1937
Water Debt.
5,000
Nov 192,5
M-N
M-N $50.000c____May 1924 4s
g
M-N 65,000c____ Nov 1924 4820,000c_ ___May 1938
4s g
Jan!'09. $614,000
BONDED
Sewer Debt.
143,518
M-N $25,000c___ _ Nov 1924 Sinking fund, &c
g
M-N 75 000c___May 1 1924 Water debt (included)...._ 147,000
4s g
8,136,209
16,000c_ ..__May 1938 Total valuation 1907
4s
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value
Refu n di n g Water Debt.
J-J 530.0000.--Jan 1929 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08_516.i
330
11,4
Population in 1900
Water Notes
15,5
Nov 1925 Population In 1909 (est.)
M-N $2,000
4s
is largely payable at First National Bank. Boston.
INTEREST
LEGISLATURE meets annually the ilrst Wednesday In January. and
sessions are not limited as to length of time.
-For early history of the State debt see "State and
HISTORY OF DEBT.
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.
Highways.
When Due.
LOANS3 isg A-0 $1,300,000r Apr 11020
Abolition of Grade Crossings.
700,000r April 1927
-is
31is g M-N $1,000,000r Nov 1 1923 33 '97A-0
300,000r Apr 1 1928
3.1is g M-N 3,500,000c Nov 1 1923 3 As '98A-0
800,000 Apr 1 '29-'30
A-0
Is g
M-N
500.000r Nov 1 1923
35 g
350,000r Apr 1 1931
3;is '98M-N 1,500.000r May 1 1928 Is g '01 A-0
10,000r Apr 1 1932
3s g '99 M-N 1,500,000r May 11029 38 g '02 A-0
865,000r Apr 1 1932
300,000r May 1 1929 3;is g A-0
3 k6s '112M-N
400,000r Apr 1 1933
500,000r_Nov 1 1936 3 isg'03A-0
33is g'07M-N
500,000r Nov 1 1937 3 qsg'05A-0 210,000c&rApr 1 '10-'30
33isg'07.NI-N
270,000 Apr 1 '10-36
250,000r Nov 1 1038 33isg'08A-0
3Asg'09M N
336,000rApr 1'10-'37
250,000r Nov 1 1938 350 g '07
3lig'09 M-N
478.500rApr 1'10-'38
3 lAsg'08A-0
Armory Bonds.
80,000rOct 1 '10-'19
$833.000r Sept 1 1918 38 g '09 A-0i
M-S
3s g
120,000rOct 1 '20-39
55.000r Sept 1 1920
M-S
3s g
80,000rOct 1 '10-'19
ilg'09 A-0
95,000r Sept 11021 3
38 g '92 M-S
100,000rOct 1 '20-'39
100,000r Sept 1 1922
3s g 93 M-S
Prisons and Hospitals Loans
123,000r Sept 1 1923
'94 M-S
Is g
150.000r Sept 11025 3;is g M-N $721,600r Nov 1 1931
M-S
38 g
200,000r Nov 1 1931
320,000r Mch 1 1927 Is '01 M-N
M-S
33 g
746,650r May 1 1933
38,000r Sept 1 1931 33isg'03M-N
38 g 02 M-S
507,250r May 111)34
140,000r Sept 1 1931 3%g'04 M-N
M-S
33isg
75,000r Mch 1 1932 344g'05 M-N 300,000c&r May 1 1934
38 g '02 M-S
404,000 Nov 1 1935
62,000r Sept 1 1934 3 Asg'06M-N
3 Y6sg'04M-S
40.000 Nov 1 1938
65,000r Sept 1 1934 3 48'06 M-N
M'S
3s g
345,000r Nov 1 1938
33,000r Mch 11035 33is g '07
33isg'05M-S
($219,000 subject to call.)
10,000r Sept 1 1935
31is '05M-S
237,200r Nov I 1937
,
5,000r Sept 11034 3 1 4sg'07M-N
3 hsg'05M-S
1,000r Mch 1 192? 3s g '09 M-N 125,000r___ Nov 1 1938
3 Xsg'05M-S
28,000 Sept 1 1918 3 ig'09 M-N 130,000r___Nov 1 1938
3;isg'06M-S
*Court-House Bonds.
21,500 Sept 1 1921
3;isg'06M-S
55,000 Sept 11035 33•6s g '07 $168,000r_Mch 1 '10-'37
M-S
3 •isg
64.000 Mch 1 1936 35'nsg'08M-S 176,000r _Mch 1 '10-38
3 sg'06M-S
Harbor Improvement.
230,000r Mch 1 1037
33is g '07
$500.000r Jan 1 1937
22,000 Sept 1 1937 310 '97J-J
33istc'07M-S
Fitchburg RR. Securities.
420,500r Mch 1 1938
3 Si 08M-S
M-S
60,000_Sept 11038 3 lisg'93F-A 55,000,000c&rAug 1 '13
30'08
Massachusetts War Loan.
5,000r_Mch 1 1938
Is g '09 M-S
40,000r Sept 1 1938 3s g '08-03 A-0 $1.240.000r_Apr 1'28
35 g '09 M-S
Medfield Insane Asylum.
River Basin.
*Charles
1 1924
35-isg'04J-J $250,000r Jan 1 1944 33g'04 A-0 $700,000r Apr 11015
300,000r Apr
400,000c&rJan 1 1945 33ig'95 A-0
isg'05.1-J
3,
174,300r April 1927
A-0
Jan 1 1046 3;i5
600,000
3 1 4sg'06
.
165,500r Apr 1 1933
1.150.000c&rJan 1 1947 3%sg'03A-0
33413 g '07
108,000r Apr 1 1934
400.000r Jan 1 1948 33'g'04 A-0
1
3 ,i8'08 J-J
22,000r_Apr 1 1936
425,000r_Jan 1 1949 3348 g '07
3s g '09 J-J
425,000r_Jan 11049
3 Asg'09 J-J
Nov., 1909.]
When Due.
LOANS—
Hospital Loans.
M-N $332,500r Nov 1 1925
3s g
3g sg'01111-N
128,000r Nov 1 1925
33 g
110,450r May 1 1929
M-N
3;is g M-N
73,000r May 1 1929
200,000r May 1 1933
3gs g M-N
3 gs'06 M-N
75,000 Nov 1 1935
M-N
3 s
80,000 Nov 1 1936
3 Ssg'07M-N
300,000r Nov 11037
•Metro poll tan Sewer.
MS $5,835.000r Jan 11030
3s g
265,000r_Jan 1 1930
35 g '00 J-J
3s g
500,000r Mch 1 1935
M-S
495,000r Jan 1930
M-S
3%s
3 gs
339,000r Mch 1935
M-S
3s g
M-S 1,010,912r July 11930
14,000r July 1 1939
3,s g MS
85,000r Mch 1 1936
M-S
38 g
3 gs g M-S 8,586,000r July 1 1940
M-S 1,046,000r Jan 1 1943
3
305,000 July 1 1943
M-S
3ls
392,000r July 1 1944
3 3g'04 M-S
3 tsse•'06M-S 1,175,000 Jan 1 1946
150,0000 Jan 1 1949
3s g '09 J-J
150,000c Jan 1 1949
3 Si g'09 J-J
• • Water Loan (Metropolitan)
3 gg'95 J-J $13,000.0000 July 1 1935
4,000,000c Jan 1 1938
3)s'08 J-J
3g'99-00.14 4,000,000c July 11039
3s g '01 J-J 6,900.000c&r Jan 11041
3,100,000r Jan 11041
3) g J-J
-is
3,500,000r Jan 11042
33g'02 J-J
J-J 4,000,000r Jan 1'43-44
3gs
MASSACHUSETTS
-DEBT OF STATE.
*Water Loan (Metropolitan)—(Con)
3%8'05 J-J $650,000c&r Jan 1 1945
1,350,000c Jan 1 1946
3 gsg'06J-J
307,000_ Jan 1 1947
3gsg'07J-J
199,0000 Jan 11049
33g'09 J-J
199,000c Jan 1 1949
3s g '09 J-J
.
•Parks (Me tro poll tan)
3s g J-J $1,800,000r Jan 1 1934
2,600,000r Jan 1 1936
3s g J-J
2,400,000r Jan 1 1937
3 gs'97 J-J
1,100,000r July 1 1938
3',s'08 J-J
1,605,000r July 1 1939
35 g'99 J-J
325.000r July 1 1940
35 g '00 J-J
450,000r Jan 1 1940
3s '02J-J
750,000r Jan 1 1941
3s g '01 J-J
100,000r Jan 1 1943
3.203 '03J-J
135,000r Jan 11043
3s '03J-J
640,000r July 11043
3gs '03J-J
600,000r Jan 1 1944
3s '04J-J
3 gsg'05J-J 670,000c&r Jan 1 1945
3 gsg'06J-J
600,000 Jan 1 1946
3gs g '07
600,000r_Jan 11047
125,000r Jan 1 1928
3 gsg'OSJ-J
60,000r Jan 11940
35 g '09 J-J
3gg'09 J-J
60,000r Jan 1 1949
State House Construction.
3s g '95 A-0 $550,000r Apr 1 1915
3 gsg'96A-0
625,000r Apr 1 1916
125,000r April 1917
3s '97 A-0
50,000r Apr 1 1918
3s '98 A-0
State House.
A-0 $305,000r Oct 1 1918
35
60,000r Oct 1 1918
3 gs '05J-J
570.000r Oct 1 1918
33s
A-0
'Nominal or contingent debt except "parks." of which $2,542,500 is a
direct State obligation. Two-thirds ($225,000) of the court-house loans
is contingent debt. See below.
PUBLIC SALES OF BON DS.—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. (Y. 78, P. 1888-)
I NTERF.ST is payable at State Treasury in Boston.
-TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.
Dec. 11908. Dec. 11907. Jan. 1 1907. Jan. 1 1906.
Total funded debt__$109,111,362 $105,796,662 $101,538,162 $98,200,162
28,781,235
Sinking funds, &c__ 31,013,766
26,616,505 24,682,634
$78,097,506 $77,015,427 $74,921,657 $73,517,528
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 1008 these classes and the sinking
funds applicable thereto were as follows:
Direct Debt.
Nominal Debt.
Grand Total.
$38,589,950
Bonded debt
$70,521,412
$109,111,362
20,920,577
Sinking funds
10,093,189
31,013,766
$17,669,373
Net debt
$60,428,223
$78,097,596
ASSESSED VAL UAT1ON.—The State's assessed valuation has been
The value of State property in 1905 was $32,582,883:
as below.
Real Estate.
Years.
Personal Property.
Total.
$2,799,062,707
$1,775,073,438
1908
$4,574,136,145
2,746,005,835
1,757,420,786
19o7
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
1900
2,315,687,381
1,562,983,689
3,878,671,070
1,600,137,807
1890
1,013,077,330
2,613,215,137
1,111,160,072
1880
1,927,855,430
816,695,358
The State tax for 1908 amounted to $5,500,000. 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.
1005
3,003,635 1860
1,231,066 1820
523,287
1900
2,805,346 1850
994,514 1810
472,040
1890
2,238,943 1840
737,699 1800
422,845
1880
1,783,085 1830
610,408 1790
378,787
1870
1,457 351
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 6. Cities and towns may by a majority vote incur debts for
temporary loans in anticipation of the taxes of the municipal year in which
such debts are incurred and expressly made payable therefrom by such
vote. Such loans shall be payable within one year after the date of their
incurrence, and shall not be reckoned in determining the authorized limit
of indebtedness. [Notes may be non-interest bearing and sold at a discount. See Chapter 153 Laws of 1904.1
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 tile city council, taken by yeas and nays, and subject to the approval or disapproval of the mayor.
SECTION 0. A city or town which has incurred a debt within the
limitations as to amount and time of payment prescribed by tills chapter
may issue bonds notes or scrip therefor, properly denominated on the
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face thereof, signed by its treasurer and, if issued by a city, countersigned
by it. 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 the name
of such city or town, make a temporary loan for a period of not more than
one year in anticipation of the money to be derived from the sale of such
bonds, notes, scrip or other certificates of indebtedness; but the time
within which such securities shall become due and payable shall not be
extended by reason of the making of such temporary loan beyond the
time fixed in the vote authorizing the issue of such bonds. notes, scrip or
other certificates of Indebtedness. [See note under Section 6.
SECTION 11. Debts incurred for supplying the inhabitants with water
for acquiring land for public playgrounds [a and parks] under the provisions of chapter twenty-eight, for a municipal lighting plant under the
provisions of chapter thirty-four, or in constructing sewers, shall be payable
within thirty years; debts incurred in building school houses and other
public buildings and in procuring land therefor, within twenty years; and
all other debts mentioned In section 8, within ten years, or by the city of
Boston within twenty years.
a Added to law by Chapter 375. Acts of 1903.
[Chapter 28, referred to above, provides for public parks, playgrounds. ctc.,
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 of 1% of Us assessed valuation. Chapter 34 provides
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,
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 the year before the maturity of the debt, raise by taxation
any balance necessary for its extinguishment.
SECTION 13. A city or town, instead of establishing a sinking fund.
may vote to provide for the payment of any debt by such annual 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 provisions
of, the preceding sections.
SECTION 23. No city or town shall, for the purpose of subscribing in
aid of a railroad corporation, increase its Indebtedness to an amount which.
with its existing net indebtedness' incurred for any purpose, excluding
temporary loans, exceeds 3% of the valuation of the taxable property
therein as ascertained by the last preceding city or town valuation for the
assessment of taxes.
In addition to these General Provisions there are various Special Laws
which contain exceptions to the general law as to debt limitation, which apply to Cambridge, Lynn, Newburyport, Waltham, Worcester, &c.. &c. A
further exception in favor of Metropolitan Park assessment loans issued in
1900 and 1901 was made by Chapter 325, Laws of 1902.
["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
tile law limiting their Indebtedness, and deducting the amount of the sinking funds available for the payment of the indebtedness included. Rev
Statutes. Chapter 8, Section 5, Clause 12.1
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Chapter 484 of the Laws of 1908
exempts from taxation for State, county, city or town purposes all bonds.
notes and certificates of indebtedness issued by any county, city or town
in Massachusetts on or after May 1 1908. This law also provides that so
much of the deposits of savings banks as is Invested in these securities shall
also be exempt from taxation. This Act was given In full in V. 88, p. 1237.
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.
Sist)TION 68. Deposits non toe 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. 257]
SECOND—Public Funds.—(a) In the public funds of the United States
or of any of the New England States.
(b) In the bonds or notes of a county, city or town of this Commonwealth
(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
five 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 five thousand inhabitants, and whose bonds or notes are a direct obligation on all the taxable property of such district and Whose net indebtedness does not exceed 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 invemstent.
(e) in she 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 jsurposes, but on which the Interest has been fully paid, of any city of the aforesaid States, which has at the date of such Investment more than thirty
thousand inhabitants, as established by the last national or State census
or city census, certified to by the City Clerk or Treasurer of said city,
and taken in the same manner as a national or State census, preceding such
Investment. and whose net indebtedness does not exceed 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
the 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 the 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.
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MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT OF STATE.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Massachusetts Railroads,
THIRD.—(a) In the bonds or notes, issued In accordance with the laws
of this Commonwealth, of a railroad corporation Incorporated therein
the railroad of which is located wholly or in part therein, which has paid In
dividends in cash an amount equal to not less than four per cent per annum
on all Its outstanding issues of capital stock in each fiscal year for the five
years next preceding such investment, or In the first mortgage bonds of
a terminal corporation incorporated in this Commonwealth and whose
property Is located therein, which is owned and operated, or the bonds of
which are guaranteed as to principal and Interest, or assumed, by such
railroad corporation. Any shares of the capital stock of a railroad corporation leased to such railroad corporation, which are owned by said lessee
corporation, shall not be considered as outstanding within the meaning of
this subdivision.
New England Railroads.
(b) In the bonds or assumed bonds of a railroad corporation incorporated
In any of the New England States at least one-half of the railroad of which is
another
located in said States, whether such corporation is in possession of and is
railroad corporation; provided,
or leased t
tterthasubonsahaeaearedbyastmorggaal theialea
crating s own
a part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation or by a
refunding mortgage as described in paragraph (3) or (4) of subdivision g; or
that if the railroad and railroad property of such corporation are unincumbered by mortgage, such bonds shall be Issued under the authority of one of
said States which provides by law that no such railroad corporation which
has issued bonds shall subsequently execute a mortgage upon Its road, equipment and trau.nis, or upon any of Its real or personal property, whaluut
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 four 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 g, of a railroad corporation incorporated in any of the
New England States the railroad of which is located wholly or In part
therein, which have been guaranteed as to principal and interest by a
railroad corporation described in subdivisions a or b which is In possession
of and 19 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 sub
divisions of this clause, of any railroad corporation incorporated under O.
laws of any of the United States:
Provided, that during each of the ten fiscal years of such railroad cor
poration next preceding the date of such investment—
(1) Such railroad corporation owned in fee not less than five hundred
miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United
States, or if such corporation owned in fee less than five hundred miles of
such railroad, the gross earnings of such corporation, reckoned as herein
after provided, shall have been not less than fifteen million dollars;
(2) Such railroad corporation shall have paid the matured principal and
Interest of all its mortgage indebtedness;
(3) Such railroad corporation shall have paid in dividends in cash to Its
stockholders an amount equal to at least four per cent upon all Its outstanding capital stock
(4) The gross earnings from the operation of the property of such railroad corporation, including therein the gross earnings of all railroads leased
and operated or controlled and operated by said corporation, and the gross
earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, shall
not have been less in amount than five times the amount necessary to pay
the interest payable upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, the rentals
of all leased lines, and the Interest on all the outstanding indebtedness of
railroads controlled and operated which is not owned by said corporation
after deducting from said Interest and rentals Interest and dividends
received from the stocks, bonds or notes of railroad corporations not operated by said corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee as
the only security to secure the payment of bonds or notes issued by said
corporation, but not in excess of the Interest on said last-named bonds or
notes
And further provided, that—
(5) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision g in case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together 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.
(8) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision I 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 (late 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 live
and of this paragraph, as the total authorized Issue.
(7) Any railroad corporation which is mentioned In subdivision c of
clause fourth of section twenty-six of chapter one hundred and thirteen of
the Revised Laws shall be considered as having complied with all the requirements of this subdivision preceding paragraph five up to and including
the fiscal year of said corporation in which this Act is passed.
DESCRIPTION OF BONDS.
(f) Definition of First Mortgage.—Whenever the term "first mortgage"
used in the following subdivisions, it shall mean, unless otherwise qualiIs
fied, a first mortgage on not less than seventy-five per cent of the railroad
owned in fee at the date of the mortgage by the railroad corporation on
the railroad of which said mortgage is a lien, but in no case on less than
one hundred continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of
sidings; provided, that seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject to the
lien of said mortgage is connected;
For five years prior to the date of Investment therein all the railroad
subject to the lien of said mortgage at the date of execution thereof has
been operated by, and its operations included in, the operations of the
railroad corporation which Issues, assumes or guarantees said bonds;
The date of said mortgage is at least five years prior to the date of such
Investment; except that a first mortgage given in substitution for and not
greater in amount than such a first mortgage, and covering the same railroad property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this requirement.
(g) Direct Obligations.—Bonds Issued or assumed by a railroad corpora
tion described in subdivision e, which are secured by a mortgage which was
at the date thereof or is at the date of such Investment—
(1) A first mortgage on railroad owned In fee by the corporation issuing
or assuming said bonds, except that, If it is not a first mortgage on seventyfive per cent of all such railroad owned In fee by said corporation, It shall be
a first mortgage, on at least seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject
to the lien of said mortgage at the date thereof; but if any stocks or bonds
are deposited with the trustee of said mortgage as part security therefor,
representing or covering railroad mileage not owned in fee, the bonds secured by said mortgage shall not become legal investments unless said
corporation owns in fee at least seventy-five per cent of the total mileage
which Is subject to the lien of said mortgage and which is represented or
covered by said stocks or bonds:
[VOL. Lxxxix.
(2) A first mortgage, or a mortgage or trust indenture Which Is In effect
a first mortgage,upon all the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage
or trust indenture, by virtue of the irrevocable pledge with the trustee
thereof of an entire Issue or issues of bonds which are a first lien, upon the
railroad of a railroad corporation which is owned and operated, controlled
and operated or leased and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming
said bonds;
(3) A refunding mortgage which covers at least seventy-five per cent of
the railroad owned in fee by said corporation at the date of said mortgage
and provides for the retirement of all outstanding mortgage debts which are
a prior lien upon said railroad owned In fee and covered by said refunding
mortgage at the date thereof. But if any of the bonds which said refunding
mortgage Is given to refund are secured on a railroad not owned in fee by
the corporation executing said refunding mortgage, there shall be conveyed
and assigned to the trustee of said refunding mortgage either—
At least seventy-five per cent of the railroad on which each issue of bonds
to be refunded is secured, free from any mortgage lien except that of the
mortgage or mortgages securing the bonds to be refunded; or
At least seventy-five per cent of the outstanding bonds of each Issue
which is secured by a mortgage lien upon such railroad; and all of said
railroad not owned in fee which is so subjected to the lien of said refunding
mortgage shall be the railroad of one or more railroad corporations which
are owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated
by the corporation issuing or assuming said refunding mortgage bonds;
Is. 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
he mileage covered by any one of the mortgages securing bonds which said
refunding mortgage Is given to refund.
t4) A mortgage upon not less than ten per cent of the railroad, exclusive of sidings, owned in fee at the date of said mortgage by the corporation Issuing or assumingsald bonds, but in no case on less than five hundred
continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad: provided, that—
Said mortgage is a first or second lien upon not less than seventy-five
per cent of the total railroad covered by said mortgage at the date thereof,
and which provides for the retirement of all mortgage debts which are a
prior lien upon said railroad owned in fee and covered by said mortgage,
at the date of the execution thereof;
The bonds secured by said mortgage mature at a later date than, and
cover a mileage at least twenty-five per cent greater than Is covered by,
any of the bonds secured by a prior lien mortgage so to be retired;
The date of said mortgage shall be at least 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 four 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 lesgee
(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 requIremems 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.
(it) 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 consolidate('
with another railroad corporation, If the consolidated or purchasing COTporatIon 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
least equal
Issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at at the time to
of
four per cent per annum upon the capital stock, outstanding
consolidation or purchase, of said corporation which issued or assumed
such
said bonds.
CREDIT OF A CORPORATION NOT TO BE LOST BY
CONSOLIDATION.
the requirerailroad corporation which has complied with allthe period
(m) If
except that
ments of subdivision e preceding paragraph five, successive years, shall of
be,
not less than live
compliance is less than ten, but
or shall have been, thereupon consolidated or merged into, or its railroad
of the debts of such corporation assumed by, another
purchased and all
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any of the United States,
with
such corporation so succeeding shall be considered as having complied those
all the provisions of subdivision e preceding paragraph five during
successive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or
purchase in which all said consolidated, merged or purchased corporations,
It 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 successive years, but which shall be In no case
less than the two fiscal years next following said consolidation, 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.
the invest.
FO URTH —The provisions of this Act shall not render Illegalat the time
ment in any mortgages of real estate held by such corporation any Issue
of its passage, nor the investment at such time or thereafter in
corporation was
of bonds or notes dated prior to its passage, in which suchcontinue to comthen authorized to Invest, so long as such bonds or notes
with the requirements of law then in force.
ply
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
FIFTH.—In the bonds of any street railway company incorporated In
or in part
this Commonwealth the railway of which is located wholly an amount
therein, and which has earned and paid In dividends in cash
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
Nov., 1909.1
MASSACHUSETTS
'
-CITIES AND TOWNS.
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, tile payment severally from the earnings of each year of dividends equivalent in
the aggregate to a dividend of live 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.
The Board of Railroad Commissioners in January 1909 announced the
following roads as meeting the requirements of this clause (V. 88,p. 319):
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 By. Co.
Dartmouth & Westport St. Ry. Co. Union Street Ry. Co.
West End Street By. Co.
East Middlesex Street Ry. Co.
Fitchburg & Leominster St. By. 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.
-In the bonds of any telephone company subject to the proSIXTH.
visions 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-live 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
per cent of the deposits of any savinrr. bank shall be invested in the bonds
of telephone companies
SANK STOCKS AND DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
SEVENTH.
-In the stock of a banking association located in the New
States and incorporated under the authority of the United States,
England
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 tile 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 tile 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. 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.
THIllTEENTH.-Not later than the first day of February in each year
the commissioner shall prepare a list of all the bonds and notes which are
then legal investments under tile provisions of clauses third, fourth, fifth
and sixth. Said list shall at all times be open to public inspection and a
cony thereof shall be sent to every savings bank.
A circular issued trim the office of the Bank Commissioner under date
of Nov. 6 1908 contains a list of bonds eonsidered legal under clauses
third, fourth, fifth and sixth of the above Act. The circular was printed in
full in V. 87, p. 1274. A number of changes have since been made in the
list of legal investments and these are incorporated by tile Bank Commissioner in his report for 1908, Issued under date of Feb. 16 1000. See
V. 88, p. 894. Certain bonds of the Louisville & Nashville RR. were added
to the list on July 1. V. 89, p. 177.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Aggregate Municipal Indebtedness.
The gross interest-bearing debt of all municipalities of tile State was
$229,284,589 on May 1 1908.
The following table shows the aggregate assessed valuation as returned
by the local assessors, the aggregate net debt of all tile municipalities of
the State, and the percentage of the same, for the years indicated:
Aggregate
Net Debt. Percentage.
Year.
Valuation.
4.5
$163,558,325
19083,590,690,106
4.5
158,5111,274
3,512,557,504
4.4
150,998,808
1906
3,404,893,165
4.4
1905
147,508,003
3,312,255,163
4.4
1900
.131,016,743
2,061,110,047
3.2
1890
70,742,786
2,154,134,626
4.3
1880
68,512,920
1,584,756,802
2.6
1871
1,497,351,686
39,421,298
21
Floating debt
850,000 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Sinking fund
3,521 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08417.90
8.842
Total valuation 1909
5,887,030 Population in 1905
INTEREST on the school bonds is paid to the registered holder; on the
water bonds it is payable at the Old Colony Trust Co.. Boston. and on the
funding bonds at the First National Bank in Boston.
AMHERST, C. H. Edwards, Treasurer.
This town is in Hampshire County. Incorperat(d In 1759.
LOANSWhen Due. Total valuation 1909
63 778.379
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about Yi actuaf value.)
48 g
J-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1920 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909„.417.50
Note due 1911
5,028
$13.000 Population in 1900
TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 1909_ 88,200 Population in 1909 (est)
5,500
Sinking fund
28,441
INTEREST is payable in Amherst.
ANDOVER. Geo. A. Higgins, Tr.; Abraham Marland, Clerk.
This town is in Essex County and was incorporated March 6 1646.
LOANSSchool Bonds.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $20,000c_July 1 '10-'14
4s
J-D J$20,000c_June 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Apr 11900.. $238,000
24.115
1 30.000c_June 1 1928 Sinking fund
Water Bonds:
44,506
Other assets
48
M-N $49,500c_Nov 1 '10-'18 Total valuation 1908_ _ _
6,190,520
48
M-N 10.000c___Nov 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_617.00
4s
J-D 20,000c_June 1 '22-23 Value town property
$824,027
48
J-D 15,000c_ ..June 1 1925 Population in 1900
6,813
48
J-D
5.000c__ _June 1 1928 Population in 1905
6.630
3%s
A-0 22,000c_Apr 1 '10-'31 Population in 1909 (est.)
7,000
3348'08 J-D 38,000c_June 1 '10-'28
INTEREST on the water 3%s of 1908 Is payable at the City Trust
Co. of Boston; on other loans at the National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
ARLINGTON. Wm. A. Muller, Treasurer.
This town is In Middlesex Co. Value town property Jan 1 1907 $1 452 068
LOANS,
When Due.I
Park Loan,
School Loans.
4s '96 M-N $15,000c___Nov 1 1946
4s '93 M-N $64.600c___Nov 1 1913
Sewer Bonds.
48 '00 J-D 2,698 64c_June 1 1910 4s '96 J-D $100,000c__ _June 1 1936
45 '99 A-0 14,500c_April '10-19 4s '03 J-D 10,500c_Dec 31 1923
4s '04 J-J
12,000c_July 1 '10-21 48 '04 J-D
1,000c__Dec 31 1910
48 '04 J-D
7,000c_Dec 15 '10-16 4s '05 J-D 5 3,000c_Dec 15 '11-'13
Miscellaneous Loans.
1
500cDec 15 1910
4s '07 J-D $3,000__Dec 1 '10-'12 48 '07 J-D
4,000 __Dec 1 '12-'15
Police Signal Bonds.
Water Works.
4s '02 J-J $91.000c___Jan 1 1912 4s '06 J-D $3,000__Dec 31 '10-'12
45 '02 J-J
92,000c___Jan 1 1922
Town-Hall-Site Loan.
48 '04 A-0 92,000c___Apr 1 1924 3148 '99A-0 $52,000c__April 1 1939
45 '96 A-0
5,0000_ Oct 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1908_6654.698
45 '98 A-0 15,000c__Oct 1 1928 Floating debt
41,700
48 '97 A-0 10,000c___Oet 1 1927 Sinking fund
117,976
48 '05 A-0 10,000c___Oct 1 1925 Borrowing capac.. Jan 1908_ 125.926
4s '05 J-D
9.000c-Dec 15 '10-18 Total assessed val. 1908_11,105,046
4s '06 J-D 2,000_Dec 31 '10-11
(Assessment at actual value.)
48 '07 J-D 10,000___Dec 1 '11-'20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908....„619.30
9.672
4s 07 J-D
2,000__Dec 1 12-'13 Population in 1905
INTEREST Is payable at the Faneull Hall National Bank, Boston
ATHOL. Herbert L. Hapgood, Chairman.
This town is situated In Worcester County„ Incorporated March 6 1762.
LOANSGrade Crossing.
When Due.
Refunding Loans.
336s
,
J-J
$6,000
1911-1913
School-House Loan.
334s
J-J
$3,000___Oct '10-'11
33.0
A-0
1.550___Sept 30 1910 45
A-0 $32,000_ __ _$2,000 yrly
Miscellaneous.
3.208
A-0
2,850_ __Sept 30 1910
Sewer Loan (outside debt limit.)
4)'s
A-0 $6,750
48 '94 J-J $50,000c__ July 1 1924 Debt inside limit
$59,900
4s '03 J-J
28,000c___July 1 1933 Debt outside limit
446,200
3,200c
1934 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ 506,100
45 '04 J-J
48 '08 J-J
24.000c,__Apr 1 1938 Total assets Jan 1 1909._ 653,487
3,000c
4s '09 J-J
1939 Debt limit Jan 1 19(19
131,834
Water Bonds (Outside Debt Limit) Tax valuation 1909 ___ 4,569,100
f $49,000_ _Aug 1 '10-'16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_621.80
4s '06 F-A( l00,000. Aug 1 '17-'26 Population in 1905
7,196
INTEREST at Boston and Athol.
(180,000-Aug 1 '27-'36
ATTLEBOROUGH. F. I. Babcock, Treasurer.
This town is in Bristol County. Incorporated Oct. 19 1694.
Miscellaneous Notes.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '08 F-A $15,000__Aug 1 '10-'12
Water Bonds,
6,000____Aug 1 1913
45
A-0 $20,000c_Oct 12 1912
45
School Bonds.
M-S 12,000c___Sept 1 1915
45
20,000c___Jan 1 1919 334s
M-N $30,000c___Nov 1 1920
J-J
48
School Notes.
A-0 25,000c__ _Oct 1 1922
45
35,000c&r_July 1 1923 48 '09 M-N 30,000__May 1 '14-'19
J-J
Street Bonds.
48
J-J
40,000c__ _July 1 1924
48
25,000c__ _July 1 1926 4s '06 J-D $40,000c __June 1 1916
J-J
is
J-J
10,000c__ _July 1 1927 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1909 $622,000
is
J-J
13,000c___July 1 1928 Floating debt de time notes
194,600
3%8 g J-J
15,000r___July 1 1929 Sinking fund
93,356
Uis g J-J
12,000c_July 1 1930 Water debt (incl. above)_ _
552,000
65,291
10,000c___Jan 1 1921 Water sinking fund (incl.
3 As g J-J
14,911,070
3 Sis
A-0 20,000c___Apr 1 1921 Total valuation 1909
3s
A-0 30,000c___Apr 1 1932 (Assessment about
actual value.)
38
A-0 30,000c-Oct 1 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$18.00
4s '04 A-0 20,0000__ _Oct 1 1934 Population in 1905
12,702
3%8'05 M-S 100.0000
Mch 1 1935 Population in 1909 (est.)
16,000
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank of
3%s'05 M-N 50,000c _Nov 1 1935
4, '06 A-0 50,000e_
I '10-'34 Attleborough and Boston Safe De4s
15,000__July 1 '11-'18 posit & Trust Co., Boston.
J-J
BELMONT. R. T. B odr!ek, Treasirer
This town (P. 0. B st p•I Is in Middlesex County. Incorporated in 1859.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Loan.
School House Bonds.
48
M-N 818,000c___Nov I 1924
48
J-D $40,000c _June 1 1917 48
9,000c. __July 1 1926
J-J
4s '04 A-0 112,000c_Oct 1 '10.15 48
6,000c. _June 1 1927
J-D
1 9,000c_ _Oct 1 '16-'24 38
J-D 20.000e_ __June 2 1932
3 As
J-D 28,000c_ _June '10-'23 3
A-0 10.000c. _ _Oct 2 1930
45 '08 J-J
13,000c_July 1 '10-'22 45 '07 M S 10 000c__ Mch I 1937
Street Loan
45 '08 J-D 10,000c_ June 1 1938
4s
Fire Department Bonds,
A-0 $18,000c__Oct 1 '10-'15
J-D 84.000c_June 1 '10-'17
8,000e..Mch 1 '10-'17 48
TOTAL DEBT Oct 5 '09 $273,000
Water Loans.
F-A $8,000c_ Aug 1 1925 Sinking fund
4s
33,335
0,000c __July 1 1926 Water debt (included)
41,500
48
J-J
5,000c. Dec 11026 Total valuation 1909
0,278,770
J-D
4s
7,000c___June 1 1929 (Assessment same as actual value.)
J-D
4s
ABINGTON. G. R. Farrar, Treasurer.
500c_--Dec 1 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$19.80
J-D
48
This town is in Plymouth County. Incorporated in 1712.
4,000cDec 1 '10-17 Population in 1905
4,361
4s '06 J-D
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_ $126,000 4s '09 A-0 10,000c-_Apr 1 1939 Population in 1909 (est.)
LOANS5,000
Water Loan.
lax valuation 1908
2,797.000
Bonds.
May $40,000c_May 1 '10-'16 (Property is assessed at actual value.) 48 Electric Light
48
J-D 114,000c___June 1 1928 INTEREST Is payable in Boston.
Jan
8,000c Jan 1 '10-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_823.30
4s
2,500c_Apr 1 '10-'14
4s
A-0
M-N 48,000c___May 23-'37 Population In 1905
4s
School Bonds
Population in 1909 (est.)
5,000
58 1
Trout, Mayor; C. F. Lee, Treasurer.
3;is
.1 -.1 $26,000c_ _July 1 '10-22
.
INTEREST is payable in Boston. BEVERLY. C. H.
Tills city is In Essex County. Founded 1626; a town 1668; incorporated
ADAMS FIRE DISTRICT. T. H. Hughes, Treasurer.
as a city May 23 1894.
Sewer Loans.
When Due.;Sinking fund
When Due.
LOANS111,534 LOANS45 '93 J-J $40,000c_July I '10-'19
5s '93 A-0 $20,000c_Oet 1 '10-'13 Assessed valuation 1900._ 5,946 000
School Loans.
1 1: 34
5
$6,000c____1910-19I1 48 '00 J-J 160,000c ____1910-1924
48 '02 A-0 30,000c_Oct 1 '15-'20 Fire dist. tax (per $1,0001 '09_83.40
4s '96 A-0 25.000c._Oct 1 '10-'14 Population in 1909 (est.)
1 3,000c__1925
13,000 45 '02 A-0 15,000c ___1912-1916
is '02 A-0 J 9,000c _1918-1920 48 '03 A-0 80,000c ____1910-1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _$75,000
1 2.5000
19212.000c_ _ _Apr 1 1922
INTEREST payable in Adams on the 5s and the 4s of 1896 at the First
2,000
48 '06 A-0 {35,000c_Apr 1 '23-'27
_s '08 ____
National Bank; on the 4s of 1902 at the Greylock National Bank,
_s '05 ___ 123,000
1,000c___Apr 1 1928
AMESBURY. Porter Sargent, Treas.; N. E. Collins, Clerk. _s '07 ____ 23,000
8 '07 __ _ 38,000
Amesbury Township is In Essex County,
3's'03 ___ 45,000c ____1910-1918 -8 '08 ____ 12,000
Water-Plant Bonds,
When Due.
6,000c ____1910-1915 48 '06 A-0 63.000c ____1910-1918
48 '05 M-N
LOANS48 '06 J-J 1230,000c_July 1 '10-'32 4s '06 M-N 60,000c_May 1 '10-'21 48 '08 M-S 45,000c_Sept 1 '10-'18
School Notes.
4s
_.. $3,000____Oct 11910
!
00043..July 1 '33-'35 3 is'09 M-N 20,000c_May 1 '10-'19 330'09 M-S 15,000__Mch 1 '10-'14
School Bolnd2s7.
Funding Bonds.
Town Loans.
Street Loans.
1912 48 '07 J-J $21,000r_July 1 10-16 48
4s
J-J $443,000c&r July 1 1911
J-J $25,000c
$42,000e _ _ _1910-1923
PERMAN'T D"r Jan 1 '09.8321,500 Os
M-N 10,000c__1913 & 1918 4s '08 A-0 27,000__Oct 1 '10-'18
272
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Park Loan.
When Due.
LOANSFire Loan.
4s
J-J $24,000e_July 1 '10-'21
____ 316,000
Dredging Loans.
Water Loan.
M-N $9,000c ........1910-1918
4s
F-A $150,000c__Feb 1 1917 48 '03 M-N 136,000c ......_1910-1921
48
2,000c
24,1900c ____1910-1921
1922
46 '03 J-J
Playground Loan.
1,000c__1922
M-S
33s'05A-0 36,000c ____1910-1927 4s
$5000
1910
1,0000
1928 BOND DEBT Jan 1 1909.31,902,500
370,180
___ 50,000
1911 Sinking fund
-8
_s '08 ____ 10,000
611,000
Water debt (included)._
312,874
Library Site Bonds.
Borrow. capacity Jan 1 '09
4s '09 A-0 $16,000_ _Oct 1 '10-'17 Total valuation 1908
29,434,050
Bridge Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1.000)1908___417.40
3%s'09 M-SJ $24,000__Mch 1 '10-'17 Population In 1905
15,222
2,000____Mch 1 1918
INTEREST on sewerage bonds of 1908 Is payable at the City Trust Co
In Boston; on other loans at First National Bank, Boston.
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BILLERICA. H. A. King, Treasurer.
This town is In Middlesex county. Incorporated 1655.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ __$145,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908__ _2,274,444
Town Hall Bonds.
A-0 $30,000c___Apr 1 1919 (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
48
Tax rate (per 31,000) 1908_ -316 00
Water Bonds.
2,843
M-N $00.000c_ _May 1 1928 Population In 1905
48
Population in 1900
-2,775
1921
Apr $2i,000c_ __Apr
338
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 George A. Hibbard, Mayor; Chas. H. Slattery,
City Treasurer; J. Alfred Mitchell, City Auditor.
City was ir corporated Feb. 231822. On No/. 21009 a charter amendment was adopted under which municipal nomit ations are to be made only
upon petition of 5,000 voters. The Mayor will serve 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 May
1 1909 to 33,591 000 The details Of this county debt are Included In
the following financial report for this city
Park Construction
When Due.
LOANS45
1916
Park Lands.
J-J 3100,000...._ _Jan
4s '93 J-J $100,000_ -_-July 1 1924 4s
J-J 450,000___Jan 1 1918
4s '93 A-0 100,000____Oct 1 1024 4s
A-0
1918
5,000__Apr
48 '93 A-0 50,000____Apr 1 1925 4s
J-J
5,000____July 1918
48 '93 A-0 208,000____Oct 1 1925 4s
1018
A-0 40,000____Oct
48 93 J-J
11,300__July 1 1926 4s
J-J 480,500Jan 1 1919
A-0 16,000___Apr
350'07 J-J 400,000____July 1 1917 4s
1919
J-J
33s'i)0 J-J 600,000__Jan 1 1020 48
3,500____July 1919
J-J 439,500____Jan 1 1920
45
Drainage Bonds.
J-J
3%s '05J-D $600,000____Deo 1 1935 4s
16,400__July 1920
A-0 44,100____Oct
4s '06 J-J 600,000____July 1 1930 4s
1920
J-J 500,000____Jan 11921
4s '07 ____ 500.000_ ___July 1937 4s
J-J
25.000____Jan 1 1921
48 '08 J-D 655,000r___June 1 1938 Is
A-0 151,000__Apr 1 1929
3%3'09 A-0 664,000r___Apr 1 1939 33s
J-J
3%s
49.000-___July 1 1929
Bridge Bonds.
J-J 154,000__July 1 1930
A-03160,000_-Oct 1 1911 38
4s
J-J
46,000____July 1 1930
90,000____Jan 1 1912 3s
J-J
4s
J-J
25,000____Jan 1 1031
A-0 , 21,000____Oct 1 1918 3s
33.8
J-J 263,000__Jan 1 1937
J-J 130,000____July 1 1919 33s
3%s
J-J 500,000____Jan
50,000____July 1 1921 3%s
1937
J-J
33s
Boston Tunnel and Subway.
J-D 200,000____June 1 1032
33s
J-J 500,000____July 1 1937 33s '04J-D$950,000r___June 1 1944
33s
J-J 300,000____Jan 1 1938 33s '05A-0 556,700____Apr 1 1945
3%s
J-J 300,000____July 1 1939 3%s '05J-J 1,400,000_July 1 1045
3%s
4s
A-0 10,000__Oct 1 1934 3%8 '06A-Q 11,000___Apr 1 1046
A-0 10,000___-Oct 1 1935 3%s'06 J- D 489,000___ _June 1 1946
4s
30,000____July 1 1936 48 '06 J-J1,000,000----July 1 1946
J-J
4s
4s
13,150____Jan 1 1947
A-0 100,000___Oct 1 1936 3%8'07 J-J
A-0 50,000___Oct 1 1038 4s '07 J-J 1,000,000____July 1 1947
33s
J-J 400,000____Jan 1 1940 45 '07 A-0 486,850____Apr 1 1947
3%s
J-J 200,000____July 1 1940 4s '08 J-D 2,000,000r_ June 1 1948
3%s
55,000____Jan 1 1942 338'09 A-0 300,000r_-_Apr 1 1949
J-J
35
J-D 200,000____June 1 1942
Park Loan.
3%8
J-D 200,000_ _ _ _June 1 1943 4s '01 J-D$700,000____June 1 1921
3%8
3s '04J-D 250,000r_June 1 1944 4s '91 A-0 200.000.___Apr 1 1922
3%s '04J-D 28,000r___June 1 1924 4s '01 A-0 301,000____Oct 1 1922
50,000____Jan 1 1945 4s '91 J-J 250,000 _.._Jan 1 1923
3%s '05J-J
1,500____Jan 1 1935 4s '91 J-J 500,000____July 1 1923
3%s '05J-J
3%s '05J-J 100,000-__Jtily 1 1945 45 '91 A-0 450,000___Oct 1 1923
1,500____Jan 1 1936 4s '91 J-J
J-J
3%s
99,000___Jan 1 1024
A-0 1,000.000 -.Oct 1 1924
48 '06 J-J 150,000____July 1 1946 4s
Library Bonds.
48,000____Jan 1 1937
'07J-J
3
J-J $44,000____Jan 4 1916
10,000___ _July 1 1927 48
4s '07 J-J
J-J
9,000
30,000
Jan 1921
Dec 1937 3s
4s '07 J-D
J-J 200,000_.._Jan 1 1923
Dec 1947 4s
4s '07 J-D 40,000
A-0 325.000_.. _Oct 1 1923
4s '08 J-J 205,000June 1 1928 4s
A-0 49,500__Jan 1 1925
1 ,800_ _ Jan 29 1949 48
3%s'09 J-J
4s
A-0 150,500___Oct • 1 1925
"Miscellaneous" Loans.
J-J
50,000
Jan 1944
A-0 $246,500___Apr 1 1912 33s
4s
High ways.
62,500___Jan 1 1913
J-J
3%s
A-0 346,000____Apr 1 1913 4s '06 J-J $31,000__July 1 1912
4s
A-0 243,200__Oct 1 1912
A-0 116,300____Oct 1 1914 4s
4s
4s
A-0 48,100__Apr 1 1915 45 '06 J-J 150,000___Jan 1 1913
J-J 350,000July 1 1913
A-0 108,500Oct 1 1915 4s
48
A-0 150,000__Oct 1 1913
J-J 89,200__Jan 1 1916 4s
4s
J-J 500,000___July 1 1915
J-J 589,500___July 1 1916 4s
4s
3,000____Apr 1 1916 4s
A-0
J-J 700,000____July 1 1916
4s
J-J 500,000____Jan 1 1917
45
A-0 102.500Oct 1 1916 334s
J-J 825,000_
48
M-N 223,500___Nov 30 1916 3%5
1 1919
J J 500,000---_June 1022
45,500____Jan 1 1917 3%s
J-J
4s
A-0
A-0
4s
3,700___Oct
3,000____Apr 1 1917 3%s
1922
J-J 750,000_ -Jan 1 1928
J-J 309,000_ __July 1 1917 3s
4s
J-J
J-J 203,500__July 1 1917 3%s
33s
5,000____July 1 1928
A-0
A-0 160,000____Oct 1 1917 3%s
6,000-___Oct 11928
48
J-J
J-J 130,800___Jan 1 1918 3%s
334s
650____Jan 1 1929
A-0 299,000__Apr 1 1918 33s
3%s
A-0 44,800___Apr 1 1929
J-J 518,000__Jan 1 1930
J-J
3%s
80,000__ July 1 1918 3%s
J-J 661,000____July 1 1930
A-0 18,000__Oct 1 1918 3%s
3%s
J-J
3,550__July 1 1930
A-0 228,100__Apr 1 1919 3s
33is
J-J 150,000____Jan 1 1931
J-J 331,200__July 1 1919 35
3%s
A-0 300,000____Apr 1 1931
A-0
3s
8,000____Oct 1 1919 3s
J-J 600,000_July 1 1931
A-0 10,000__Oct 1 1919 3%s
3%s
A-0 220,000___ -Oct 1 1031
3%8
1-D 43,500____Dec 1 1919 3s
J-J 126,000____Jan 11932
J-J 300,510____Jan 1 1921 33
3s
J-J 83,000____Jan 1 1932
3s
A-0 133,000__Apr 1 1921 as
A-0 56,300-__Apr
1932
A-0 160,000____Oct 1 1921 3s
3s
J-D 650,000__ -_June 1 1932
3%s
J-J 211,60()____July 1 1021 3%s
5,000____Oct 1 1932
A-0
J-J 180,850____Jan 1 1922 3%s
3s
1932
J-D 510,000___June 1 1922 $%s
A-0 30,000____Oct
3%s
J-J 500,000.__Dec 31 1932
A-0 142,700____Oct 1 1922 3348
3%s
3%s
5,000____Jan 1 1933
A-0 25,000____Oct 1 1928 33s
J-J
J-D 500,000____JUne 1 1933
J-J 220,500____Jan 1 1923 3%s
338
J-J 170,000____Jan 1 1034
33
-is
A-0 100 000____Apr 1 1923 3s
J-D 524,700--__June 1 1923 33s '04J-D 600.000r___June 1 1934
31's
A-0 35,000__Oct 1 1923 3%s '05J-D 533.000_Deo 1 1935
3%s
J-J 222 800____Jan 1 1924 4s '06 J-J 500,000_ _ __July 1 1936
3%8
J-D 100,000____June 1 1932 3%8'09 A-0 250,000r_Apr 1 1929
3%s
33s
J-J
Park Bonds.
5,000____July 1 1932
33s
A-0 20,000____Oct 1 1932 48
J-J $343,000____Jan 1 1913
33.s
A-0 913,000___Apr 1 1913
J-J1.160,000____Jan 1 1934 4s
3 hs '04J-D 75,000r___June 1 1924 43
J-J 500,000__Jan, 1914
338 '04A-0 63.700____Oct 1 1934 4s
A-0 75,000____Apr 1 1914
3%s '05J-J 600,000____Jan 1 1935 4s
A-0 500,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1914
334s '05J-D 320,000__Dec 1 1925 4s
J-J1.000,000____Jan 1 1925
24,500____Jan 1 1926 4s
3%8 '06J-J
A-0 50,000.._ Oct 1 1927
4,350____Dec 1 1926 3%8
1
3 4s '06J-D
A-0 20,000-Apr 1 1916
1927 33s
3 ;is '07J-J 403,500._..Jan
A-0 55,000__Oct 1 1916
4s '07 A-0 337,000_---Apr 1 1937 3%s
A-0 25,000__Oct 1 1922
4s '07 A-0
5,000____Apr 1 1927 3%s
J-J
30,000___Jan 1 1923
45 '07 J-J 175,000____July 1 1937 3%s
A-0 15,900____Apr 1 1923
45 '07 J-J 692,700____July 11927 3%5
J-D 200,000__June 1 1023
J-J 170,000__Jan 1 1934
48 '08 J-D 50,500r_June 1 1928 3%s
J-J 500,000_ _Jan 1 1927
June 1928 3348
48 '08 __
6,000
When Due.
LOANSPark Bonds-(Con)
J-J $450,000____Jan 1 1928
338
A-0 50,000____Apr 1 1928
3%s
33s
A-0 450,000____Oct 1 1928
A-0 29,000____Oct 1 1915
3gs
J-J 500,000____July 1 1929
33'8
J-J 561,000____Jan 1 1930
3%s
J-J 130,000___July 1 1930
3%s
75,000__Jan 1 1931
J-J
as
J-D 74,000__Jan 1 1932
3s
38
57,000_ ___Jan 1 1032
J-J
J-D 75,000 _ _ __June 1 1932
33s
5,000___July 1 1932
J-J
3%s
25,000____Jan 1 1933
J-J
3%8
3%s '04A-0 36,309____Oct 1 1934
19.000____July 1 1935
33s '05J-J
9,500____Oct 1 1935
3%8'05 A-0
1935
5,000____Dec
J-D
3%8
33,000____Jan 1 1936
3%s'05 J-J
35,000.. ..July 1927
48 '07 J-J
Rapid Transit.
A-0 $50,000-___Oct 1 1934
48
4s
A-01,000 000____Apr 1 1935
J-J 250,000____Jan 1 1936
33s
3%s
A-0 500,000.___Apr 1 1936
3%8 A-01,500,000____Oct 1 1936
3%s
J-J 1.000,000_ _ _July 1 1937
3%s
J-J 200,000-_Jan 1 1938
A-0 200,000____Apr 1 1938
3348
50,000__July 1 1940
J-J
3%s
A-0 250,000_ ___Oct 1 1941
3s
J-J 201,000___Jan 1 1942
3s
J-D 500,000 _ _June 1 1942
33.s
351s
J-J 300,000____Jan 1 1943
J-Dl,300,000_ _ _June 1 1943
3 As
33s
50,000____Jan 1 1944
J-J
3%s '04J-D 133,000r___June 1 1944
338 '05J-J 100,000____July 1 1945
75,000__Jan 1 1947
3%s '07J-J
1947
4s '07 ____
5.000____Oct
3%s'09 A-0 350,000r___Apr 1 1949
Playground Bonds.
-D
3%8'06 J $170,000-June 1 1936
J-D 100,000
June 1932
3%s
J-J 130,000
Jan 1035
3 qs
4s '07 J-J
6,000_ ._ _July 1 1927
Grade Crossing Bonds
33s '05J-D $757,000.Dee 1 1925
Sewerage Bonds.
A-0$421,000____Oct 1 1911
43
48
J-J 250,000____Jan 1 1912
1912
4s
A-0 61,860Apr
1 1914
45
J-J
4s
A-0 67,650____Apr 1 1915
1015
4s
A-0 40,400__Apr
4s
35,000...;_July 1 1916
J-J
J-J 500,000____July 1 1919
33s
4s
A-0 41.000___Oct 15 1916
3%8
J-D 100,000___June 1 1922
J-J 500,000.___Jan 1 1928
358
J-J 500,000____July 1 1928
3%s
33s
J-J1,000,000 --July 1 1929
3%s
J-J 100,000-Jan 1 1930
33.s
A-0 109,000__Apr 1 1030
3%s
J-J 701,000____July 1 1030
3%s J-D 2,000,000__Pne 1 '32-'33
3%s '04J-D200,000r___June 1 1934
3%s'04J-D1,000.000r_ _June 1 1944
3%8 '05J-J 800.000____July 1 1935
3%5 '05J-D 200,000__Dec 1 1935
4s '06 J-J 749,000____July 1 1936
4s '07 A-0 200,650____Apr 1 1937
4s '07 J-J 500,200___July 1 1937
4,350_
48 '07 ____
1 1937
4s '08 J-D 300,000r_June 1 1938
338'09 A-0 300,000r___Apr 1 1939
School Houses and Sites.
A-0$500.000___Apr 1 1911
4s
1912
A-0 546,925____Apr
4s
1913
A-0 393,100____Apr
4s
A-0 250,000____Oct 1 1914
48
1914
4s
A-0 146,000___Oct
48
1015
A-0 72,500____Apr
4s
1915
A-0 206,000____Oct
J-J 300.000-Jan 1 1917
45
34s
A-0 100,000__Oct 1 1017
35
A-0 100,000___ -Oct 1 1921
J-J 500,000____July 1 1926
48
J-J 150,000____Ju1y 1 1927
43
3%8
J-J 500,000____Jan 1 1028
3%8
A-0 650,000____Oot 1 1928
3%s
J-J
25,000____July 1 1929
A-0 300,000____Oct 1 1929
336
J-J 475,000___Jan 1 1930
3%s
J-J
38
21,650__July 1 1930
A-0 278,350___Oct 1 1930
3s
J-J
35
5,000_Jan 1 1931
3%s
J-J1.250.000____July 1 1931
A-0 100,000__Oct
as
1031
J-J 200,000_._ _Jan 1 1032
38
338 J-D1,000,000____June 1 1932
J-J 500,000... __July 11035
48
J-J 500,000____Dec 31 1932
3%s
336'04J-D1,500.000r___June 1 1944
334s '05J-J 509,000___Jan 1 1945
3%s '05A-0 54,000_Apr 1 1945
3%6 '05J-J1,500,000-July 1 1945
$'As '07 J&J 50,000 ____Jan 1 1937
48 '07 J-J 271,000____July 1 1937
48 '07 A-0 14,400_ _ _Apr 1 1937
46 '08 J-D 1.050,000r_June 1 1928
3%6'09 A-0 1,000,000r_Apr 1 1929
Pub. Instils and City Hospital
A-0$136,500___Oct 1 1911
4s
1012
A-0 135,000____Apr
4s
A-0 127,000._ _ _Apr
1912
48
J-J 250,000___July 1 1912
4s
A-0 42,000___Oct 1 1912
4s
1013
A-0 500,000...:__Apr
48
1914
A-0 115,000__Oct
9s
A-0 10,000____Apr 11915
48
A-0 400,000. __Oct 1 1915
__Oct
48
[VOL.
x
Public Inst's & City Hosp.-(Con)
J-J $27,000___July 1 1917
3%s
J-J 101,000____Jan 1 1918
35s
338
23,000__July 1 1918
J-J
14,500___July 1 1919
J-J
335
35
1921
46,500____Jan
J-J
as
A-0 40,000_,_Apr 1 1921
3%s
J-J 148,000__Ju1y 1921
38
1921
A-0 60,000____Oct
J-J 160,000____Jan
as
1922
338
J-D 120,000___June /922
3%s
J-J
62,000.._Jan
1923
3%8
J-D 256,300____June 1923
3348
J-D 25,000____June 1924
A-0 24,000_ _ _Oct
334s
1024
J-J 150,000___ -July 1926
46
A-0 24,000__Oct
i
,
33 s
1926
48 '07 A-0 28,000_Apr 1 1927
6,000_ _June 1 1926
3348'06 J-D
48 '08 A-0 17,000___Apr 1 1928
48 '08 J-D 44,500____June 1928
Stony Brook, &c., Impt Bonds.
48
A-03500,000----Oct 1 1917
A-0 30 000--Oct 1 1913
48
84,000____July 1 1937
J-J
334s
J-J 100,000____Jan 1 1938
3%s
J-J 350,000___July 1 1939
3345
Court House Bonds.
A-03700,000.--Oct 1 1918
48
J-J 406.000..__ _July 1 1922
48
3348
A-0 800,000__Oct 11019
48
A-0 75,000____Oct 1 1923
40,000__July 1 1924
J-J
43
$348
A-0 800.000____Apr 1 1937
3348
J-J 100,000____July 1 1938
38
A-0 459.000.. Oct 1 '10-'35
Water Debt-Cochituata Water
48
A-03254,000-___Apr 11010
48
A-0 324,000____Apr 1 1912
48
A-0 50,000_Oct 1 1913
J-J 459,000.
48
-....Jan 1 1914
4s
A-0
9,500____Apr 1 1914
A-0 10,000-_-_Oct 1 1914
46
A-0 32,700_Apr 1 1915
48
A-0 17,000-___Oct 1 1915
48
8,000___Jan 1 1916
J-J
48
A-0 18,500._Apr 1 1916
48
A-0 11,300___Oct 1 1916
48
1917
8,000___ _Jan
J-J
46
1917
A-0 6,000Apr
46
A-0 158,700___Oct 1 1917
46
1918
48
13,000__Jan
J-J
1918
A-0
48
300Apr
48
A-0 05,000____Oct 1 1918
A-0 200,000___ _Apr 1 1919
4s
A-0 190,000____Oct 1 1919
4s
A-0 173,500____Oct 1 1920
9s
A-0 80,000___Apr 1 1921
48
A-0 140 500„....Oct 1 1921
4s
80,000..__ _Jan 1 1922
J-J
48
A-0 75,000-_Apr 1 1922
48
A-0 193,000--Oct 1 1922
45
A-0 18,275___Oct 1 1923
48
45
A-0 436,225___Oct 1 1924
A-0 275,000____Apr 1 1917
334s
J-J 100,000__July 1 1918
334s
M-N 106,000____Nov 1919
334s
334s
A-0
2 000___Oct 1 1919
334s
J-J
1920
70,000___Jan
3348
A-0 25,000__Oct 1 1927
3345
J-J 410,000____July 1 1929
Charles River Basin.
334s '04 J-D $500 000r__June 1 1944
J-J 300,000c __Jan 1934
33j8
Franklin Union Bonds.
334506 J-D $100,000_ __ _June 1 1026
Street &c. Bonds.
$1,000___Jan 1 1874
5s
J-J
(Not yet presented for payment.
A-0 335,000__Oct 1 1011
4s
Apr 1912
A-0 482,440
4s
A-0 25,000____Oct 1 1912
4s
A-01,535,500_ Apr 1 1913
48
50,000....„Jan 1 1914
J-J
4s
J-J 100,000__July 11014
4s
A-0 372,500__Oct 1 1914
4s
A-0 213,000
Apr 1915
4s
4s
A-0 87,000
Oct 1915
4$
J-J 926,500_ Jan 1916
48
A-0 90,000
Oct 1916
48
J J2,000,000__ July 1 '35-'36
3345
J-J
50,000____Jan 1 1917
334s
J-J
60,000__Jan 1 1037
334s
J-J 181,480____July 1 1918
334s
A-0
4,500____Oct 1 1918
J-J 200,000July 1919
3%s
J-D 100,000
334s
June 1922
J-J 500,000
3345
Jan 1923
3348
J-J 164,000
Jan 1924
July 1936
J-J 100 000
45
June 1924
J-D 366,000
3345
J-D 100,000June 1934
3348
A-0 18,000___Oct 1 1931
33
42,000__Jan 1 1932
J-J
as
J-D 150,000____June 1 1932
3348
J-D 200 000____July 1 1938
3348
10,000____Jan 1 1935
3348 05J-J
334s '06J-J 100,000____Jan 1 1936
4s '06 J-J 659,000...... July 1 1921
4s '06 J-J 100,000____July 11036
3348'07 J-J
50,000____Jan 1 1937
3'As '07J-J 250,000__ _Jan 1 1922
27,650___ _Jan 1 1027
3;is '07J-J
4s '07 J-J 125,000.._. July 1 1927
3348'07 J-J
4,100___Jan 1 1927
45 '07 J-J 425,009.....July 1 1937
4s '07 J-J 700,000___July 1 1922
1037
48 '07 J-D 14.000_ _ Dec
4s '08 J-D 100,000r_June 1 1038
4s '08 J-D 25,000__ Juno 1 1928
8,900__Oct I 1938
4s '08 ___
3348'09 A-0 119.000r-Apr 1 1939
TOTAL DEBT, &c.Oity debt proper
Oochltuate water debt
Gounty debt
Rapid transit debt
Nov. 1 1909,
$86,624,806
3,861,500
3,591,000
16,220,700
Nov. 1 1908.
385,048,906
4,253,000
3,616,000
15,570,700
May 1 1907.
381,871,906
4,533,500
3,534,000
12,244,850
Total bonded debt.
Sinking funds, &c
$110,298,006
37,340,081
$108,488,606
34,337,139
$102,184,256
33,149,700
372,957,025
$74,151,467
$69,034,556
Net debt
The following table shows the amount of the gross funded debt, sinking
funds and the net debt on Jan. 31 for the following years
Net Debt.
Stnktna Funds.
Years.
Gross Debt.
$74,099,388 90
$34,385,217 10
1108,484,606 00
1909
70,781,969 00
33,424,737 00
1908
104,206,706 (H)
68,821.360 00
32,615,246 00
101,436,606 00
1907
63,734,994 00
30,383,612 00
1905
94,118,606 00
59,260,517 00
27,697,062 00
1900
86.966,579 00
31,424,496 50
22,505,598 72
53,030,095 22
1890
26,437,482 99
14,511,849 10
40,949.332 18
1881
Nov.. 14)00.J
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MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
-The city's assessed valuation of real estate
ASSESSED VALUATION.
and personal property and tax rate have been as follows:
Rate of Tax
Assessed Valuation
per $1,000.
Total.
Personal.
Real.
Years$16.50
$1,348,041,677
$255,446,277
$1,092,505,400
1909
16.50
1,327,661,338
245,257,038
1,082,404,300
1908
1,313,470,556
15.90
242,606,856
1,070,863,700
1007
1,259,731,682
16 00
238,313,982
1,021,417,700
1905
1,129,130,762
14 70
226,644,062
902,486,700
1900
951,362,519
12 80
206,618,969
744,743,550
1895
822,041,800
13 30
202,051,525
619,990,275
1890
639,462,495
15 20
202,092,395
437,370,100
1880
584,089,400
15 30
218.496,300
365,593,100
1870
$1,000; the county
The tax rate for 1908 includes the State tax,$2.22 per
tax, $0.94; the city tax proper, $13.34; total,$16.50. Of the city tax of
$13.34, $3.08 is for school expenditure.
-Taxes in Boston are limited by
DEBT AND TAX LIMITATIONS.
Chapter 399 of the Acts of 1900 and amendments as follows:
assessed on property, exclusive of the State tax,
SECTION 1. The taxes
county tax and sums required by law to be raised on account of the city
debt shall not exceed In any year in the city of Boston $10 55, and in any
other city *12, on every $1,000 of the average of the assessors' valuations
of the taxable property therein for the preceding three years, the valuation
for each year 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, and any order of appropriation requiring a larger assessment than Is herein limited shall be void.
SECTION 2. Chapter 178 of the Acts of the year 1885 and Chapter 281
of the Acts of the year 1887 are hereby repealed.
The new law, In repealing Chapter 178 of the Laws of 1885, repealed a
special Act limiting the indebtedness of the City of Boston to 2% of the
assessed valuation, &c., &c. Boston consequently is now subject to Section 2, Chapter 312, Laws of 1885 (Sec. 3. Chapter 27, of the 1902 edition
Revised Statutes), which places the debt limitation at 234% of the average
assessors' valuations of the taxable property for the preceding three years.
Reference to this 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 18
authorized to anticipate its authority to borrow money within its debt limit
for any current municipal year.
-The following is a summary of loans
NEW LOANS AUTHORIZED.
authorized but not issued as of Nov 1 1909:
Outside
Inside
Debt Limit.
Debt Limit.
Purpose of IssueLand and buildings for schools
$500,000
South Union Station
925,000
Broadway Bridge, re-building
37,000
250,000
Hospitals
197.500
Bath Department
385,000
Streets
85,000
Fire Department
100,000
Public Buildings Department
-- - 111 ,0115
Rapid Transit (Chapter 187, Acts 1905)
86,000
Cemetery Department
230,500
Park Department
24,500
Public Grounds Department
Water Bonds-(Con)
LOANSWhen Due.
$3,000r__July 1 1933
Street Improvement Bonds.
330'03 J-J
1 1934
3;0'99 M-N $25,000r_May 1 '10-'19 330'04 F-A 165,000c Feb
1 1934
25,000c July
330'99 A-0
8,000c_Apr '10 to '13 330'04 J-J
1 1985
330'99 A-0
8,000r_Apr '10-'13 330'05 F-A 50,000c Feb
1 1985
3368'01 A-0
8,000c---Apr '10-'13 30'05 F-A 25,000r Aug
1 1936
330'02 A-0
6,000r ____1910-1912 330'06 A-0 25,000 Apr
330'01 J-D
$,000r ____1910-1912 4s '06 J-D 20,000r__June 1 1936
330'05 F-A 12,000r_Aug 1 10-'15 4s '07 M-S 25,000c___Mch 1 1937
30,000r__ _July 1 1937
330'04 A-0
9,000c ____1910-1912 4s '07 J-J
330'06 M-N 10,500r ____1910-1916 4s '08 A-0 50,000r1 -__1913-1917
4s '07 A-0 24,000r_Apr 1 '10-'17 4s '08 F-A 50,000rJ 4s '08 A-0 31,500r____1910-1918
Drainage Bonds
Factory Disaster Loan.
4s '89 M-N $11,500r..Nov 20'10-'19
1,000r_June 1 '10-'11
330'05 M-N $1,000r
1910 4s '91 J-D
Park Bonds.
2,600r_June 1 '10-'22
4s '92 J-D
3;0'05 J-J $14,000c ____1910-1916 43 '92 M-S 10,400r_Sept 1 '10-'22
Scavenger Loan.
2,500r_Aug 1 '10-'14
4s '94 F-A
4s '07 A&O $4,000r_Apr 1 '10-'13 48 '95 J-J
5,000r_July 1 '10-'19
Water Bonds.
2,000c__Apr '10-'11
330'01 A-0
5s '80 A-0 $90,000c_Apr 15 1910 330'02 M-N 4,000r ____1910-1913
4s '82 J-.1"
50,000c__July 15 1912 330'02 J-D 11,500r ____1910-1932
4s '84 M-N 75,000c_May 1 1914 330'05 M-N 6.000r_May 1 '10-'15
4s '85 M-N 25,000c_May 1 1915 330'05 A-0
7,000r ____1910-1916
4s '88 M-N 20,000c_May 15 1918 4s '05 A-0
8,000r_Apr 1 '10-'17
48 '89 M-N 10,000c__May 15 1919 48 '05 A-0
9,000r ____1910-1918
4s '90 A-0 68,000c_ _Apr 1 1920
Sewer Bonds
4s '90 A-0
5,000c_ _Oct 1 1920 4s '92 F-A S6,500r_Aug 1 10-'22
48 '91 M-N 25,000c__May 1 1921 4s '93 J-D 21,000r_June 1 '10-'23
4s '92 M-N 20.000e_May 1 1922 48 '93 J-J 112,000r_July 1 '10-'23
4s '93 M-S 25.000c__Mch 1 1923 45 '95 A-0 105,000r_Apr 1 '10-'24
4s '93 J-D 62,000c__Dec 15 1923 48 '93. A-0 70.000r_Apr 1 '10-'2345 '04 A-0 50.000e_Apr 1 '24-'25 48
M-N 18,000r_May 1 '10-'27
4s '95 A-0 25,000c_ Oct 1 1925 330'01 A-0 12,000 r__1910-1921
4s '96 M-N 50,000c_May 1 '26-'27 330'01 A-0 13,000r ___A910-1922
4s '97 F-A 15,000c__Aug 1 1927 330'01 J-D 14,000c ____1910-1923
4s '98 F-A 10,000c_ _Aug 1 1928 330'95 M-N 5,000r_May 1910-19
48 '02 M-N 110,000c _Nov 1 1932 330'95 A-0 28,000r_Apr'10 to -29
4s '03 J-J
27,000c_ _July 1 1933 330'01 A-0 21,000c_Apr 1910-30
330'86 J-J
50.0000__July 1 1916 330'05 F-A 26,000r_ Feb 1 '10-'35
330'87 M-N 15,000c__May 1 1917 48 '06 A-0 17,000r ____1910-1926
348'99 J-D 10,000c_june 1 1929 4s '06 A-0 28,000r_Apr 1 '10-'37
3368'99 M-N 12,000cNov 1 1929 48 '06 A-0 29,000r ____1910-1938
336s'00 M-S 15,000c_Mch 1 1930 Assessed valuation, real $31,553,975
3%8'01 A-0 13,000c__Apr 1 1931 Assessed val., personal__ 7,055,330
330'01 J-D 15,000c_June 1 1931 Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _ 38,609,310
330'02 A-0 75,000cApr 1 1932 (Assessment about actual value.)
330'02 F-A 15,000c__Aug 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__ _ _520.90
47,782
330'02 M-N 190,000c&r_Nov 1 1932 Population In 1905
INTEREST is paid at the office of the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUND, &c.Gross city debt
Bonds outside debt limits
Bonded debt inside debt limit
Debt limit 2% % average 3-year valuation
Borrowing capacity
Dec. 1 1908.
$3,135,150
2,320,400
Dec.1 1907.
$2,987,600
2,231,600
$814,750
863,254
$756,000
826,477
$48,504
$70,477
• Bonds outside of debt limit consist of $1,640,000 water, $558,400 sewer,
part of City Hall debt to the amount of $102,000, and drainage department
debt, $20,000.
$2,329.500
$141,000
Total
The city has no floating debt and the amount of sinking fund Dec.1 1908.
In addition to above, loans have been authorized outside of debt limit $596,495, was all applicable to the payment of the water debt. The city
without limit as to amount, for Cambridge bridge, sewerage charges owns real estate valued Dec. 1 1908 at $1,786,540.
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 $1,552,900, $415,000,
This town (P. 0. Boston) Is in Norfolk County. Incorporated 1705.
$547,900, $8,256,700, $560,000, $5,000 and $350,000 respectively. The
When Due.
Water Scrip.
Issuance of Soldiers' Field Bridge bonds has also been authorized. Total LOANSMiscellaneous
4s '93 J-J $62,496__July 1 '10-'23
expense to Boston and Cambridge not to exceed $120,000.
3 9-16s'94J-D$46,500_June 15 '10-'14 4s 91 J-J
12,000___Jan 1 '10-'21
-The city's borrowing power Nov 1 1909 is 3.15s'02___
BORROWING POWER.
22,500_ _Jan 1 '10-'12 330'92 J-D 26,845_June 15 '10-'22
shown in the following statement:
330'03 ___ 16,000__Jan 1 '10-'13 3 9-168'94J-D 16,000_June 15 '09-'24
$110,298,006 00 3.108'01J-J
15,000_ ___Jan '10-'11 3 9-16s'97J-J 6,000-Jan 1 '10-'17
Total debt, city and county
$56,334,000 00
Less special loans (outside of limit)
3 tAs'03 J-J
4,800__Jan 1 '10-'13 3368'95 A-0
9,600__Aug 1 '10-'25
3,132,000 00
16,000Jan 1 '10-'13 3.35s'982-J
Less county loans (outside of limit)
6,300___Jan 1 '10-'18
38
43s
J-J
3,861,500 00
18,000___Jan 1 '10-'18
3'%s'03 J-J
7,200_Jan 1 '10-'13 330'03 J-J
Less Cochltuate water debt
82,500cJan 1 '10-'29 3.10s'01J-D 14,400 .June 1 '10-'21
330'04 J-J
63,327,500 00 4s '06 J-J
51,800___Jan 1 '10-'23
Total deductions
24,500r_Jan 1 '10-'16 330'03 J-J
30,000_Jan 1 '10-'24
School Bonds
330'04 J-J
Total debt less above deductions
$46,970,506 00 3%s'03 --_ $14,000.. _ _Jan 1 '10-'23 3.4s'05 J-J
Jan 1 1910
3.000
Sinking funds, less $19,025,716 29 held for loans deducted
30'04 J-J
40,000c_Jan 1 '10-'14 330'09 ___ 95,000___Jan 1 '11-'29
as above (water loans, &c.)
16,809,767 75
Park Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
$57,000c_Jan 1 '11-'29
46 '91 J-J
$7,000c_July 1 '10-'11 30'09
Net debt, excluding debts outside of limit
$30,160,738 25 48 '90 F-A
3,000_ ___Aug 1 1910
School Notes
Right to borrow, under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, as esti48 '91 J-J
2,000c__Jan 1 '10-'11 330'95 M-N $30,000__May 1 '10-'15
mated January 13 1909
$2,674,646 53 45 '92 M-S 12,000_ _Mch 1 '10-'12 330'95 J-J
15,000___Jan 1 '10-'15
Less loans authorized since (inside of debt limit)
2,348,500 00 3%s'92 J-D 20,000_June 15 '10-'12 330'95 M-N 9,000___May '10-'15
6,480_ _ _Jan 1 '10-'15
Play-Grounds
330'95 J-J
Right to borrow Oct. 31 1909
$326,146 53 330'03 J-J
70,000_ _ _Jan 1 '10-'23 330'98 M-N $25,000____N0v 1 1918
Public Library Loan.
3.108'9911-S 25,000____Mch 1 1919-1905,593,598; in 1900 it was 560,892; in 1800,448,477;
POPULATION.
$115,900c_Jan 1 '11-'29 3.158'01J-J 100,000__July 1 '13-'22
330'09
in 1880, 362,839; in 1870, 250,526.
330'03 J-J
70,000cJan 1 '10-'23
Street Bonds
BRADFORD (See City of Haverhill).
April 1910 48 '06 J-J
17,000r_.Jan '10-'26
3.158'00A-0 $20,000
Debt Feb 1 1909
7,000_ _June 1 '10-'11
3.108'01J-D
Benj. F. Dyer,Treas.; Henry A. Monk, Cl'k. 330'04 J-J
BRAINTREE.
$1,381,330
10,000___Jan 1 '10-'14 TOTAL DEBT
This town (P. 0. So. Braintree) is in Norfolk County. Inc. in 1640.
264,800
3.48'05 J-J
12,000_Jan 1 '10-'15 Deduct Water Debt
4s '08 J-J
72.000r _Jan 1 '10-'27
School Notes.
When Due.
LOANS52,000r Jan 1 '10-'17 NET DEBT as defined by
330
J-D J$5,000_June 1 '10-'14 48 '08 J-J
Water Bonds.
$1,116,530
18,000r _Jan 1 '10-'12
law
48 '88 J-J $100,000c.....Jan 1 1918
120,000_June 1 '15-'19 48 '07 J-J
3,023,004
35,000c...Jan 1 '11-'17 Net debt allowed by law
48 '91 J-D 150,000c_June 1 1921 4368'09 M-N 20,000___Nov 20 1916 33is'09
1,906,474
Bridge Notes
Available balance
Municipal Lighting Bonds.
1 1926
6,000r__Aug
46 '96 F-A
48 '93 A-0 $16.500c__Apr 5 1917 3 9-168'97A-0 $10,000_ __Oct '10-'17 Assessed valuation, real_ 65,954,200
Water Notes.
3.48'98 M-S 22,500__Mch '10-'18 Assessed val., personal__ 34,812,600
Electric Light Notes.
4s '00 ____ $10,000_July 15 '10-'19
Public Gymnasium Bonds
Total assd. val. in 1909_104,586,100
336s
J-D $5.000r-June 30 '10
Municipal Notes.
4s
F-A $20,000r_On demand BOND. DEBT Oct. 1909_ $272,500 4s '08 J-J $102,000r__Jan 1 '10-'26 Total valuation 1908____100,766,800
Engine House Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _$11.50
86,500
Var
4s
2,600r___On demand Note debt
23,424
3-6230 J-D f 4,000. June 1 1910 Sinking funds
153,326 48 '08 J-J $48,000r ..Jan 1 '10- 17 Population in 1905
Total Assessed val. 1904 104,586,100,
6.054,791
120,000June 1 '11-14 Tax valuation 1909
48
J-D 40,000___June 30 1916 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909.. $20.40
INTEREST on coupon bonds is
at First National Bank of
6,877 Boston; on other bonds by Town 'treasurer.
!Population in 1905
INTEREST is payable In Boston.
TOWN PROPERTY.
-The value of town property on Feb. 1 1909,
Including buildings, parks, water-works, etc., amounted to $5,025.535.
BRISTOL COUNTY. Geo. F Pratt, Treasurer.
The water-works are valued at 51.097.000.
County seat is Taunton. Incorporated 1685.
When Due,
LOANSBridge Notes-(Conttnued)Co.rrt House Notes.
4s '09 J-D 40,000__ _June 30 1916 CAMBRIDGE. W. G. Wardwell, Mayor; William W.
$40,000__Apr 22 12'-13
Dallinger, Treasurer; Harry T. Upham, Auditor.
430'08
Building Notes.
4s '05 F-A $30,000___Aug 2 1910
Bridge Notes.
This city is in Middlesex County. Incorporated March 17 1846.
430'07 A-0$100,000___Apr 24 1911 4s '08 J-.1 100,000___July 23 1912
When Due.
Clay Land Loan (Outside Limit).
5s '07 F-A 200,000__Aug 1 1911 48 '08 J-D 40,000_ -Dec 24 1913 LOANS1929 4s '96 J-J $50,000r. _July 1 1911
$25,000r
430'08 A-0 100,000___Apr 15 1912 48
J-D 80,000r_June 2 '14-'15 350'09
3 0'97 M-N 20,000r_. _Nov 1 1912
Building I.oan
Sept 3 1911 430'09 M-N 20,000Nov 20 1916
530'07 M-S 300,000.
4 36s '07F-A 40,000 _Feb 27 1911 Permanent debt Nov 1009 $1,330,000 48 '94 F-A$118,000c&r_Aug 1 1914 330'98 F-A 10,000r__Aug 1 191317,000r___July 1 1914
430 '08A-0 100,000__Oct 22 1910 Floating debt
40,000 4s '05 A-0 60,000r__Oct 1 1915 330'99 J-.T
School Bonds.
70,000--_July 1 1916
J-J
June 1910 Tax valuation 1908-222,837,831 4s
45 '08 -_ $120.000
48 '06 A-0 33,000r___oet 1 1916 33097 J $100.000r___JulY 1 1917
Population In 1905
269,259
3,000r__Apr 1 1923 48 '96 A-0 6.000r_Oct 1 1916
330'03 A-0
BROCKTON. J. S. Kent, Mayor; E. Francis Pope, Treas. 3140'04 A-0 25,000c-__Apr 1 1924 314s'98 F-A 142,000r-Aug 1 1918
330'04 M-N 5,000r. .May 1 1924 3368'98 M-N 100,000r___May 2 1918
This city is in Plymouth County. Incorporated April 9 1881.
School Bonds.
When Due.
330
M-N 6,000--_Nov 1 1924 330'98 J-D 50,000r _ _June 1 1918
LOANS48 '06 J-J $14,000r_July 1 '10-'16 4s '07 M-S 3o.000r__ _Sept 1 1927 330'99 J-J
42,000r___July 1 1919
Fire Department.
Metropolitan Park Ass'n Loan- 330'99 M-N 13,000r_Nov 1 1919
330'02 .1-D $4.000r_Dec 1 '10-'13 3%8'99 M-N 16.500r_May 1 '10-'19
76,000r-JulY 1 1921
330'01 J-J
(Outside Limit).
4s '06 A-0 15,000r _ __ _1910-1924 330'00 J-D 22,000r._ _June '10-'20
85.300r___Juiy 1 1922
5,000c_Apr 1 '10-'14 314s'02 F-A $46,000r__ _Aug 1 1932 330'02 J-J
48 '07 A-0 14,000r_Apr 1 '10-'16 330'01 A-0
,
330'02 A-0 11,000r-_-Oct 1 1922
8,000r ____1910-1917
9,000r ____1910-1918 3368'02 A-0
City Bonds
4s '08 A-0
330'02 A-0 24,000r ____1910 1917 3 14s
M-N 336,000____Nov 1 1910 330'03 A-0 80.000r_ _Oct 1 1923
City Hall.
43 '91 A-0 $28,000r_Oct 1 '10-'16 330'04 F-A 75,000e. _Feb '10.'24 330'01 M-N 36.000r___N0v 1 1911 330'04 A-0 80 000c___Apr 1 1924
38,000r-July 1 1912 330'04 18-N 20.000r__Nov 1 1924
4s '92 J-D 13.000r_June 1 '10-'22 330'05 F-A 104,000c___1910-1925 330'02 J-J
1,000r
48 '92 J-D
4 000r.June 1 '10-'13 3368'05 J-J
1910 330'02 M-N 20.000r.. _Nov 1 1912 330'05 M-N 20,950r_ _May 1 1925
10,000r__ _ _Jan 1 1918 330'05 F-A 20,000r_ _Ang 1 1925
7,000r ____1910-1916 4s '08 J-J
4s '93 A-0 25,200r_Apr 15 '10-'23 330'05 J-D
48 '93 M-N 19.500r..Nov 1 '10-'22 48 '06 J-D 34,000r ___1910-1926 44 '08 M-N 400,000c&r_May 1 1918 4s '06 F-A 47,000r_ __Aug 1 1926
4s '93 M-N 32,500r_Nov 1 '10-'22 4s '07 A-0 59,000r_Apr 1 '10-'27 44 '08 J-D ao,000r-__June 1 1918 330'08 J-D 40,000---Dec 1 19254s '08 M-N 72,000r ____1910-1927 48 '08 F-A
7,000r-__Aug 1 1918
24
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Public Library Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS330'01 51-N $27,000r___Nov 1 1921
Bridge Loan (Outside Limit).
4s '87 A-0 £10.000r_ __Oct 1 1917
Sewer Bonds (Outside Limit).
48 '88 J-J 100.000c___July 1 1918 30'99 M-N $42,000r___Nov 1 1029
43 '88 M-S 100,000c_Sept 1 1918 30'00 J-J 100,000r_July 1 1930
4s '89 MS 115,000c_Mch 1 1919 30'01 F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1931
4s '90 M-N
5,000r- _Nov 1 1920 30'02 M-N 20,000r_Nov 1 1932
J-J
330
24,000__July 1 1921 3;0'03 A 0 40,000r__ _Apr 1 1933
4s '91 J-J
60,000c___July 1 1921 30'04 M-N 72,000r_May 1 1934
4s '93 F-A 10,000c__Aug 1 1923 30'05 M-N 75.000r_May 1 1935
3s99 J-J 50,000_ ___ July 1 1939 4s_'07 A-0 25,000r._ _Apr 1 1037
330'00 J-J 100,000r_July 1 1940 4s '06 M-N 25,000c_May 1 1936
33 '01 F-A 100,000r ___Feb 1 1941 4s '06 M-S 25,000_Sept 1 1936
350'01M-N 100,000r.__Nov 1 1941 45 '06 M-N 10,000r___Nov 1 1937
310'02J-J 100,000c&r _Aug 1 1942 4s '08 F-A 25,000r_ _Aug 1 1938
330'03 J-J
50,000r___Jan 1 1943 48 '08 J-D 12,000r..--Dec 1 1938
Street Loan.
330'03 A-0 50,000r___Apr 1 1943
334s'03 F-A 50,000c_Aug 1 1943 48 '04 F-A. $30,000c__Aug 1 1914
Oct 1 1915
30'04 J-J 100,000r_Jan 1 1944 4s '95 A-0 60,000r
3 0'04 M-N 200,000c_ _ _May 1 1944 4s '96 A-0 137,000r___Oct 1 1916
30'04 F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1944 30'98 M-N 15,000r___May 2 1918
5,000r __Nov 1 1919
3 0'04 M-S 50,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1944 3;0'99 M-N
330'04 M-N 28,000r___May 1 1934 30'00 M-N 21,000r___Nov 1 1920
30,000r__July 1 1921
330'05 M-N 150,000r___May 1 1945 33%s'01 J-J
30,000r___July 1 1922
330'05 J-D 100,000r_ _Dec 1 1945 33%s'02 J-J
4s '06 F-A 200,000_Aug 1 1946 330'02 M-N 14,000r___Nov 1 1922
20,000____Jan 1 1046 33%s'03 A-0
310'06J-J
4,000r_Apr 1 1923
4s '06 M-S
5,000_ _Sept 1 1946 33%s'03 M-N 12,000r-__Nov 2 1923
4s '07 J-J
50,000r_ ..Jan 1 1947 33%0'04 M-S 59,000r-__Sept 1 1924
40,000c___July 1 1947 33%s'04 M-N 6,500r__Nov 1 1924
48 '07 J-J
43 '07 A-0 15,000c___Oct 1 1947 33%s'05 M-N 84,000r___May 1 1925
48 '08 F-A 45,000____Aug 1 1948 330'05 11-N
1,500r___Nov 1 1925
45 '06 M-N 100,000cecr_May 1 1926
Cemetery.
3',s'00 M-N $7.000r__Nov 1 1910 4s '06 F-A 22.000r_ _Aug 1 1926
43 '07 A-0 40,000r___Apr 1 1927
Sewer Bonds (Inside Limit)
4s '90 .11-N $15,000r___May 1 1910 4s '07 J-D 19,000r__June 1 1927
48 '91 J-J
15,000c___July 1 1911 45 '07 M-S 25,000r_Sept 1 1927
48 '94 F-A 75,000c&r_Aug 1 1924 45 '07 M-N 10.000r__Nov 1 1027
1928
48 '95 A-0 60,000r___Oct 1 1925 43 '08 J-J
34,000c_ _Jan
1928
48 '96 A-0 75,000r_.. Oct 1 1916 4s '08 F-A 42,000r___Aug
30'01 F-A 10,000r.. _Aug 1 1931 30'08 M-S 20,000r___Mch 1 1929
30'03 A-0 20.000r..„Oct 1 1933
Water Bonds.
30'04 M-N 40,000r___May 1 1934 4s '85 M-N $288,000c&r.May 1 1910
3 0'04 M-N
5,000r_ _ _ Nov 1 1934 4s '90 J-J
75,000c___July 1 1910
33s05 51-N 15,000r___May 1 1935 4s '90 M-S 125,000c_ Sept 1 1910
20.000c__Jan 1 1911
4s '06 M-N 10,000r __May 1 1936 4s '91 J-J
48 '07 A-0 35.000r___Apr 1 1937 45 '91 A-0 35,000c___Oct 1 1911
Dec 1 1938 4s '92 J-J 150,000c__Jan 1 1912
4s '08 J-D
5,000r
48 '92 M-N 75,000c__May 1 1912
Park Bonds (Outside Limit)
48 '94 F-A$360,000e&r_Feb 1 1924 48 '92 M-N 45,000c___Nov 1 1912
48 '95 F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1935 4s '93 F-A 100,000r_ _Feb 1 1913
48 '96 F-A 100,000r___Feb 1 1936 4s '93 F-A 50,000e&r_Aug 1 1913
'95 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1915
48 '96 F-A 100.000r __Aug 1 1026
4s '96 A-0 40,000r___Oet 1 1926 45 '95 F-A 200,000r___Aug 1 1915
330'07 M-S 100.000r___Sept 1 1037 4s '96 A-0 100,000r___Apr 1 1916
330'98 F-A 50,000r_ _Aug 1 1938 4s '96 J-J 200,000___July 1 1916
30'08 J-D 50,000r.._June 1 1938 4s '96 F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1916
354'99 F-A 100,000r_AUg 1 1039 45 '96 A-0 265,100r_Oct 1 1016
50,000r___July 1 1940 4s '94 A-0 300,000c__Apr 1 1924
30'00 J-J
330'00 M-N 50,000r___Nov 1 1940 350'97 J-J 100,000r___July 1 1917
30'01 A-0 100,000r___Oct 1 1941 33%s'97 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1917
48,000r___July 1 1942 35s97 M-N 75,000r___Nov 1 1917
330'02 J-J
330'03 F-A 50,000r___Apr 1 1943 33.s'97 J-D 140,000r___Dec 1 1917
33-s'04 M-S 25,000r___Sept 1 1944 30'98 M-N 50,000r___May 2 1918
330'04 M-N 6,000r._ _Nov 1 1944 3;0'98 J-D 60,000r___June 1 1918
30'05 M-N 45,000r___May 1 1945 33%s'98 51-N 50,000r__Nov 1 1018
5,000r __Aug 1 1945 33%s'99 M-N 23,000r__Nov 1 1919
3%s'05 F-A
30'05 A-0
5.000rApr 1 1945 3000 M-N 30,000r__Nov 1 1920
30,000r__July 1 1921
43 '06 M-S 25.000_ __Sept 1 1946 33%s'01 J-J
48 '07 A-0 10,000r_Oct 1 1947 30'02 J-J
13.500r___July 1 1922
48 '08 M-N 12,000r___Nov 1 1948 3;0'02 M-N
5,000r___Nov 1 1922
48 '08 F-A 30,000r_Aug 1 1948 33%0'05 51-N 46,000r___May 1 1925
Charles River Impt Bonds
33%s'05 M-N 200,000r _May 1 '10-'25
M-N $50,000____Nov 1 1937 4s '06 M-N 280,0000&r_May 1 1936
3%s
F-A 50,000____Aug 1 1938 4s '07 J-D 49,000r___June 1 1937
330
25,000c__ _July 1 1037
4s '07 J-J
Hospital Bonds (Outside Limit)
$6,000r__July 1 1922 4s '08 J-D 20,000r___June 1928
3;0'02 J-J
1938
1928 45 '08 F-A 17,000r__ _Aug
4s '08 F-A 20.000r_ _Aug
INTEREST on bonds is payable at the First National Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUNDS, ETC.
Apr. 1 1909. Dec. 11008. Dec.1 1907.
$7,623,450 $7,603,450 $6,896,350
Total general bonded debt
1,418,503
1,403,324
1,185,830
Sinking funds
Net municipal debt
Water debt (additional)
Sinking funds
$6,204,947
$3,774,100
1,704,649
$6,198,126
$3,774,100
1,694,327
$5,710,520
$3,820,600
1,582,727
$9,069,451 $2,079,773 $2,237,873
Net water debt
$8,274,398 $8,277,899 $7,948,393
Net city and water debt
-The borrowing capacity for city purposes
BORROWING CAPACITY.
AprIl 1 1909 was $413,479.75.
on
The sinking fund for the 10-year loans receives yearly 9% of the amount
of outstanding bonds, for 15-year loans 53% % yearly, for the 20-year loans
-year loans 2 1-5% and for the 40-year loans 1 1-3%.
33% %,for the 30
-The cost of the water works up to April 1 1909
CITY WATER WORKS.
was $6,477,707.22, while the net debt on the same was $1,996,818.85. In
year 1908 water-works receipts were $415,046.29.
-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate
ASSESSED VALUATION.
have been as follows, property being taken at cash value:
Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
Years-.
Total.
per $1 000
Real.
Personal.
$21 00
1909
1908
$90,026,300 $16,854,775 $106,881,075
20 10
89,235,300
17,773,990
1907
18 80
107,009,200
87,851,500
1905
103,845,600
19 00
15,994,100
94,465,930
16 00
76,600,700
17,865,230
1900
67,574,925
52,235,000
15,339,925
15 60
1890
49,620,060
37,929,400
11,699 660
18 00
1880
-In 1905 was 97,426; in 1900 It was 01,886; in 1890
POPULATION.
it was 70,028; In 1880 It was 52,740: in 1870 It was 30,634.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
Total net debt Jan. 1 190981,283,847 Total assess. val. 1908_024,041,350
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total assess. val. 1907__26,411,450
21,115,350 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_423.00
Assessed val., real
37,289
2,926,000 Population in 1905
Assessed val., personal
•Includ'g impt. and park loans.
x Decrease in values caused by conflagration of April 12 1908.
INTEREST is paid in Boston at National Shawmut Bank and United
States Trust Co. or by City Treasurer, Chelsea.
-The city owns its water-works, which in 1908
CITY PROPERTY.
earned from water rates $133,000.
-In 1905 was 37,289; in 1900 It was 34,072; in 1890
POPULATION.
It was 27,909; in 1880 it was 21,782; in 1870 it was 18,547.
CHICOPEE. James C. Buckley, Clerk and Treasurer.
Chicopee is in Hampden Co. Incorporated as a town 1848; a city 1890.
City Had Repair Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$3.200____Sept 9 1912
43%s '07._
'Electric-Light Bonds.
Floating Debt
J-D $39,000c__Dec 1 '10-'22
4s
$8,000
1910-1913
___
-June '10-'31 33%s
33%s g J-D 22,000c
Sewer Bonds & Notes.
18,000__$1,000 yearly
43%s '07___
A-0 $13,500c___Oct 11013
4s g
Engine House Notes.
J-D 10,000___-Sept 1 1910
$19,000____June 1 1911 330
330
Refunding Bonds.
Stable Loan.
$6,500___Aug 27 1912 33%s g J-D $62.000cJune 1 '10-'29
5s 07' ___
• Water Bonds
School Bonds and Notes.
J-D $140,000____Dec '10-'23
J-D $12,000c___June 2 1912 4s
330
J-D 25.500c__June '10-'26
9,000c___June 1 1915 4s g
3'%s'05 J-D
F-A 10,000c___Aug '10-'19
7,000___Aug 1 1912 3%s
5s '07 ___
Oct 1 1910 Permanent debt-General $200,500
1 500
4s
-Special. 354,000
3,000__Dec 1 '10-'12 Permanent debt
33%s
55,000
1,500____Deo 1 1915 Temporary debt
609,000
12,000__Deo 1 '10-'15 TO l'AL DEBT Jan 1 '09..
45
12.620,980
Total valuation 1009
• Bridge Bonds.
4s g '04 J-D $23.000c_June 1 '10-'14 (Assessment about 5-6 actual value.)
52,000_42,000 yearly Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009___$1900
4s '07 ___
20,187
Population in 1905
• Loans authorized by special statute and not subject to the law limiting
municipal Indebtedness.
INTEREST Is payable at the National Shawmut Bank in Boston.
___5
1
CLINTON. Charles E. Shaw, Treasurer.
This town is in Worcester County. Incorporated In 1850.
Refunding Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS330 g A-0 $66,000c___Oct '10-'31
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $175,000c__July 1 1930 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909__$495,000
330
20,000
Note debt
Water Bonds.
151,978
J-J $30.000c__July 1 1914 Sinking fund
45
20,000c___July 1 1918 NET DEBT Oct 1 1909____ 363,022
J-J
4s
50,0000__ July 1 1921 Water debt (included) _. 200,000
45
J-J
J-D 34,000c___June 1 1926 Water sinking fund (incl.). 63,325
48
Town Hall Bonds
Borrowing capacity Oct 1 1009 10,262
8,270,207
4s '09 J-J $120,000c _Jan 1 '10-'29 Total assessed val. 1909
$20.60
4s '09 A-0 10,000c__Oct 1 '10-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_
13.105
Population in 1905
INTEREST on town-hall bonds due Oct. 1010-1919 payable at City
First National I3ank, Clinton.
Trust Co.. Boston; on other loans at the
CONCORD. Frank Wheeler, Chairman of Selectmen.
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated Sept. 12 1635.
Light Notes.
When Due.
LOANSHigh Service Construction
M-N $3,000c___May 1 1035
33%0
5,000____May 1 1936
4s '08 ___ $60,000____Sept 11028 33%s
____
2,000___Oct 1 1937
48
-___
Water Loans.
6,000_ __Nov 2 1938
___
J-D $4.000c_June 15 1015 4s
4s
Fire-Station Notes.
8,000c___Oct 1 1923
A-0
330
M-S $2,0000__Sept 1 1910
350'09 A-0 65.000c- _Apr 15 1929 4s
Bridge Notes.
Sewer Loans.
J-D j$2,000c_Dec 29 1910
48
M-S $70.000c___Sept 11028 33%s
1 4,000c_Deo 29 1911
M-S 25,0000__Sept 1 1929
48
Armory Extension.
4,0000___Sept 1 1931
M-S
48
____ j$1,000..-Aug 7 1011
3,000c-__Ju1y 1 1035 3%s
J-J
33%s
1 2,000__Aug 7 1012
Light Loans.
School Bonds.
F-A $35,000c___Aug 1 1929
4s
$3,000c -.July 20 1910
J-J
F-A 18,000o___Aug 1 1030 330
45
F-A 10,000c__ _Aug 1 1931 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1909_ $308,000
4s
34,743
M-N 10,0000___Nov 1 1932 Sinking funds
33%s
A-0 15,000c_Oct 1 1933 Total assessed val. 1908_ _6,379,275
330
-Aug 1 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008_415.40
A-0 10.000c
33%s
5,372
Population In 1905
DANVERS. A.P. Chase, Town Treas.; Julius Peale, Clerk.
This town Is in Essex County. Incorporated 1757.
-(Con.)
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J
4s
$2,800c__ _June 11929
Electric-Light Bonds.
1,600c___June 1 1930
J-J
45
J-D $11,000c___June 1 1916 4s
6.000c___Oct.1'31-'34
A-0
J-D
43
4.000c___June 1 1917 4s
1935
5,500c
A-0
4s
A-0
2,000c___Apr 1 1918 4s
2,500c
1910
J-D
4s
5,5000___July 1 1028 33%s
J-J
A-0
33%s
4,000c___Apr 1 1929 4s '08 A-0 87,000-__Apr 1 1938
(Subject to call Apr 1 1013.)
33%s
1,500c___Apr 1 1930
A-0
A-0
School Bonds
4s
5,500c_Apr 1 1931
1918 48
J-D $6,375c ____1910-1915
48 •
2,0000
A-0
J-D 10,500c__Juno 1 1917
48
1,400c___Apr 1 1019 4s
A-0
10.440c ___1010-1917
J-J
1015 4s
48
A-0 20,000c
Town House
Water Bonds.
A-0 $10,150c___Oct '10-'16
J-D $25,000c_June 1 1911 4s
48
J-D 15,000c___June 1 1913 TOTAL DEBT June 5'094227,252
48
A-0 22,800c___Apr 1 1919 Water debt (included above) 135,925
48
17,146
F-A 11,715c ___1920-1926 Water sinking fund
45
J-D 14,000c __June 1 1928 Tax valuation tuos„ __ _ _5,881,495
4s
F-A
2,993c___Feb 1 1027 Tax rs., (per 51.000) 1908_419.20
4s
9.083
1,335c___Feb 1 1928 Populatiun in 1005.
F-A
4s
INTEREST payable at First National Bank. Boston.
DEDHAM. E. A. Brooks, T y.ag.; Dun Gleason Hill, Clerk.
This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated in 1636.
School Notes.
When Due.
LOANSJ-.1 $37.030__July 17 '10-22
330
Sewer Bonds.
J-D 1o,000„June 1 '10-'13
F-A $96,000c_Feb 1 '10-41 4s
43
M-N 9.250...Nov 1 '10-'14
A-01 39,000c__Oct 1 '10-28 4s
334s
A-0 20,000_ _Oct 25 '10-'17
1 1,0000....Oct 11929 45
CANTON. Robert Bird, Treasurer; Walter Ames, Clerk.
M-S
43
5,000.Sept 19 '10-'14
Street Notes.
This town is in Norfolk County. Inc. Feb. 23 1797. Value town prop- 4s
J-D $1,000___June 22 1910 350'09 J-D 60,000__June 1 '10-'29
erty, Including water works valued a $200.000, was $423,000 Jan. 1 1909. 4s '04 J-J
7,500___July 1 '10-14 BOND. DEBT Nov 1900_4135,000
BONDED DEBT May 1909 $99,000 48
When Due.
LOANS172.050
400__May 24 1910 Note indebtedness
M-N
8,000 48'07
Floating debt (notes).___
Water Bonds.
J-J
4,000__Jan 1 '10-'13 Assessed valuation, real___9,008.175
J-J $40,000c_July 1 '10-17 Total assessed val. 1908_3,990,140 4s
4s
2,000Dec 24 '10-'11 Assessed val., personal_ __3,804.173
J-D
J-J
48
36,000c_July 1 '18-23 (Assessment about X actual value.) 43%s
12,812,348
,T-J
4,000__Jan 20 '10-'15 Total valuation 1909
,j_,T
4,702
48
14,000c__July 1 '24-25 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'08410.50
(Assessment about full cash value.)
Miscellaneous Town Notes.
48
4,000c___July 1 1926 Population in 1905
J-J
4s
M-S $2,000__Sept 19 '10-11 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_416.80
INTEREST is payable at the town
School-House Notes.
7,774
1,000-June 22 1910 Population In 1905
4s '05 J-D
treasury.
4s
____ $10,000__Dec 1 '10-'14
6,000__Jan 20 '15-'15 Population in 1000
7,457
J-J
43%s
INTEREST is payable by check from City Treasurer.
CHELSEA. Wm. E. McClintock, Chmn. Board of Control.
DUDLEY. Joseph Crawford, Clerk.
Thos. B. Frost, City Treasurer.
The city is in Suffolk County. Settled in 1630; Incorporated as a town
1739; as a city March 13 1857.
Public Imp. Loan (Outside Limit)
Special Loans (Inside Limit).
A-0 200.000c__ _Oct 1 1925
J-D $32,000r_ Dec 1 1911 4s
45
48 '06 J-D 50,000r___ Dec 1 1916
School Loan (Outside Limit.)
48 '06 J-D 65,000r___ Dec 1 1026 33%s
J-D $10.700r--Dec 11010
-1891 (Outside Lim)
General Municipal Purpose Notes.
Water Bonds
(Inside Limit)
July 1911
4s g J-J $150,000c
July 1921 5s '07 J
-D j$64,000____Dec 1'10-'11
48 g J-J 150,000c
Refunding Notes (Inside Limit.
23,000__ Dec 11012
J-D $686,500r_Dee 1 1911
Public Building Bonds.
48
Refunding Bonds (Inside Limit) 4s '08 M-S $400,000c_Sept 11058
A-0$181,000c___Oct 1 1911
Debt Jan 1 1909
48
Loans and debt
Municipal Impt Bonds
•$1,965,900
33%s'09 F-A$500,000c___Feb 1 1959 Sinking fund
850,855
Net debt Jan. 1 1909
Park Loan (Outside Limit.)
1,115,045
48
A-0$100,000c_ _ Oct 1 1936 Water debt (additional)_.. 300,000
Water sinking fund
Public Imp. Loan (Inside Limit)
131,198
4s
A-0$110,000c......Oct 1 1927 Net water debt
168,802
1.
This town is In Worcester County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Aug 13 1000 $100,000
LOANS5,940
Floating debt
Water.Supply Bonds.
33%s'09 J-D$100,000__June 1 '14-'39 Assessed valuation 1909__ _1,715,865
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909..415.80
EASTHAMPTON. Victor J. King, Treasurer.
This town Is In Hampshire County. Incorporated June 17 1785.
School Notes.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Notes
Sept $38,000____Sept 1 1012
33%s
Water Notes
- $2,000____Sept 7 1910
45
$6,500--June 1 1914
___
4,000____Oct 11010 4s
43%g
M-N 30,000__Nov I '10-'24
--4s
6,500___July 15 1918 33%s
A-0 38,000__Oct 1 '10-'21
4 000____April 11923 4s
$162,500
June 32,000___Jan 1 '17-20 Permanent debt
4s
15,000
83%s'05 Apr 10,000___Apr 1 '21-22 Temporary debt
177,500
45 '06 JD f 6,000_ _Juno 1 1024 Total debt Apr 3 1909
1 7,500____June 1 1925
5.000____July 1 1017
S-A
4s
Nov., 1909.]
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Total valuation 1908
5,261,343[Tax rate (per $1,000) 19(19_ _
Public Library.
LOANSWhen Due.
(Assessm't about 80% actual value.) Population in 1905 __6,807
School Loans.
4s '95 J-D $75,000•_June 1 1925
INTEREST on the 86,500 4s due 1918 is payable in Easthampton; on 4%s '93A-0 $150,000•__Oct 2 1913 45 '95 J-D 75,000•___Dec 1 1925
4s '96 A-0 60,000____Apr 1 1916 45 '97 J-J
other loans at Boston.
75,000•___Jan 1 1927
4s '97 F-A 100,000•___Aug 1 1917 4s '98 M-N 25,000.
-May 2 1918
'ESSEX COUNTY. David 1. Robinson, Treasurer.
4s '97 A-0 70,000____Apr 1 1917
Paving Loans.
Salem is the county seat.
334s '00111-N 100,000*___May 1 1925 334s '02A-0 $30,000____Apr 1 1912
Bonds.
Court House
LOANSWhen Due.
334s'04 J-J 150,000*._ _July 1 1924 334s '03A-0 25,000____Apr 11918
Highway Bonds.
J-D $95,000c&rDec 1 '10-16 4s '07 J-D 140,000r _June 1'27-'28 Assessed val., real
334s
$52,265,600
4s '08 MS $95,000c1ch 1 '10-'28
($15 000 yearly.)
334s'09 M-Nf45,000•_May 1 '10-'34 Assessed val., personal
35,013,538
Building Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
140,000•_May 1 '35-'39 Total valuation In 1909- 88,279,138
f $105,000c_Dec 1 '10-'16 334s'09 J-J
J-D $93,000c&rDec 1 '10-16
334s
60,000•__ _July 1 1929
(Assessment about cash value.)
'07 J-D 1 240,000c_Dec 1 '17-'28 3340'09 M-S 15,000•_Sept 1 '10-'39 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-__$18.90
4s
($15,000 yearly.)
5,000c__Dec 1 1929
(
1$8,000c___Mch 1 1915
Bridge Bonds.
104,863
Population in 1900
4s '08 M-S 130,000c Mch 1 '16 &'24 Permanent debt Jan 1 '09_81,056,000 4s '07 J-J $56,000r- Jan 11057 Population In 1909 (est.)
115,097
112,000
(140,000cAch 1 '17-'23 Temporary debt Jan 1 '09_
*Special loans.
Cash on hand Jan 1 '09___
214,838
Notes.
INTEREST on most of the bonds is paid only at the office of the CIO
*349,219,577
4s
Nov $25.000___Nov '10-'14 Valuation 1907
2,000__Nov 8 '10-'11 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1007___ _51.10 Treasurer; on some small Issues In Boston.
3348'05 Nov
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS.
3345'05 Nov 30,000__Nov 8 '10.'15 Valuation of county prop_1,678,031
'10-'16 Population in 1905
381,181
Jan. 1 1909. Jan. 11908. Jan. 11907.
Dcc
a
,
Municipal bonded debt
• Taken every three years.
49,000__Mch 1 '10-'17
$4,607,500 $4,416,000 $4,228,500
43.3'07 M.
Permanent loan, Zcc
111,783
107,708
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank In Boston.
120,161
EVERETT. Chas. Bruce, Mayor; Nathan Nichols, Treas.
Everett is in Middlesex County. It was formerly a part of the town
of Maiden, but was incorporated as the town of Everett on March 9 1870.
Incorporated a city Jan. 2 1893.
When Due.
Police Station Notes.
LOANS4s '03 J-D $10,200...June 1 '10-'13
Overdrafts of 1903 Loan (Notes).
500____May 1 1910
M-N
4s '04 J-J $12.000_July 15 '10-'12 4s •
Armory Notes.
Vault Fixture Notes.
3348'02 J-J 131,750....July 1 '10-'11 4s
M-N $1,750__May 1 '10-'12
888_ ___July 1 1912
1
Refunding Bonds.
4s '02 M-S 115,600„Sept 1 '10-'21 4s '05 M-N $21,000r_May 1 '10-'30
1 1.537____Sept 1 1922 4s '06 M-N 22,000c_May 1 '10-'31
Fire Station Bonds.
4s '07 M-N 23,000c_May 1 '10-'32
4s '08 M-S $36,000c_Sept 1 '10-'18 4s '08 M-N 24,000c_May 1 '10-'33
Sidewalk Notes.
4s '09 M-N 20,000c_May 1 '10-'29
4s '02 A-0 $7,500.._Apr 1 '10-'12
Law Department Notes.
4s '00 J-D 1,000___June 8 1910 5s '07 M-N $1,000__May 27 1910
45 '03 M-N 6,600___Nov 1 '10-'13
Insurance Loan (Notes).
4s '03 M-N 4,000_Nov 1 '10-'13 4348'08 M-N $5400.
.May 1 '10-'12
Surface Drainage Bonds.
5s '07 F-A 20,000___ Aug 1 '10-'17
J-D $200,000c&rJ'ne 1'31&33
48 '00 MN 2.500__May 14 1910 4s
Gypsy Moth Notes.
4s
J-D 6,000....June 1 '10-11
45
. M-S 3.600-Sept 1 '10-'12 4s '06 J-D 82.000„June 15 '10-11
6,000_July 15 '10-'14 55 '07 M-N
J-J
45
500___May 27 1910
4s
J-D 12,000-Dec 1 '10-'15 4s '08 A-0
1,600_0et 31 '10-'11
9s
J-D 26,500__June 15 '10-'16 4s '09 M-N
2,500__May 1 '10-'12
Street Notes.
Cemetery Notes.
$500____Aug 1 1910 5s '07 M-N
F-A
3%s
$500___May 27 1910
1,600_ _ .May 1 1910
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N
4,000__Oct 31 '10-13 4s '91 J-J f$28,000r___July 1 1021
4s
A-0
'10-'11
1,600_Nov 30
4s
M-N
1 72,000c___July 1 1921
3%s '05 M-N 1,000_ May 15 1910 4s '92 J-J
30,000c___July 1 1922
2,000_ __Apr 1 1910 45 '94 J-J J 5,000r___Jan 1 1924
48 '00 A-0
'10-'12
45 '02 M-S
3,600._Sept 1
1 65,000c___Jan 1 1924
School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
48 '91 J-J $100,000c&ra&J 1 1911 4s
,I-J f$93,000r1July 1 '10-'15
4s '03 J-J 125,000c&r_July 1 1923
1 25,000cf
4s '99 M-S 100,000c&r_Mch 1 1920
Street Bonds.
4s '01 J-D 100,000c&r_J'ne 1 1931 4s
J-D 854,000c_June 1 '10-'18
20,000cdor_J'ne 1 1935 4s
45 '05 J-J
A-0 J15,000r1Apr 1 '10-'19
Fire Dept. Notes.
135,00001
48 '08 J-D $3,500_Dec 1 '10-'16 Total city debt Oct 1 '09_ _$1,545,453
School Notes.
Sinking funds
336,976
$500____July 1 1910 Water debt (included)
348'02 J-J
200,000
J-J
1,000.. July 10 1910 Water sinking fund (Inc.)_
45
103,021
1,200__May 15 '10-13 Borrowing capacityJan 1'09 80,866
4s
M-N
J-J
45
7,000__July 1 '10-'13 Assessed val., real
22,752,400
45
1,500_ _Dec 1 '10-'12 Assessed val., personal
J-D
3,854,030
48
J-D 12,000__J'ne 1 '10-'15 Total valuation 190()
26,606,450
4s
A-0 12,000_ _Apr 1 '10-'21
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s
6,000_ _J'ne 18 '10-'21 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909...119.10
J-D
4s
M-N 73,432.80Nov 1 '10-'23 Population In 1909 (est.)
34,000
4s
F-A 30,000_ _Aug 1 '10-24 Pop'la'n 1905 (State census).._29,111
Contagious Hospital Notes.
4s '02 M-N $2,250.
.Nov 1 '10-'12
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.
-City owns and operates its water-works. Receipts
WATER-WORKS.
for 1908 from water rates, $98,661 50.
Total debt
Sinking fund, &c
$4,727,661
1,698,400
$4,527,783
1,601,137
$4,336,208
1.487,299
Net city debt
Special loans, less sinking funds
$3,029,261
1,129,575
$2,926,646
1,057,207
$2,848,909
989,759
Net city debt, less special loans.- 81,899,686
Water debt (additional)
$1,450,000
Water sinking funds
542,164
$1,869,439
$1,550,000
583,631
$1,859,150
$1,550,000
530,769
Net water debt
$907,836
8966,369 81,019,231
Total net debt
$3,937,097 $3,893,015 $3,868,140
Borrowing capacity Jan. 1 1099 was $218,672 62. Value of city property
1908, 86,777,305 32, including water-works valued at $2,012,900.
FALMOUTH. W. H. Hewins, Treasurer.
This town is in Barnstable County. Incorporated in 1686.
LOANSWhen Due.
Harbor Loan.
Road Loan.
45
M-N $10.000r
1917
4s '04 J-D $20,000c_Deo 1 '10-13 BOND. DEBT Oct 20 '09__$226,000
School Loan.
Assessed valuation 1908__ _8,002,501
4s '04 M-N $9,000c_Nov 1 '10-12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___811.10
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900
3,500
(815,000 c__ _1910-1912 Population in 1890
2.567
3545 A-0 _ 1140,000 c__ __19t3-1932 Population In 1906 (est.)
3.242
16,000 c
1933
INTEREST payable at InternaA-0 20,000c ____1915-1934 tional Trust Co. Boston.
334s
FITCHBURG. J. H. McMahon, Mayor; H. G. Morse,Treas.
This city Is in Worcester County. Incorporated as a city March 8 1872
LOANSWhen Due.
Water.
Sidewalk
45
M-N$100,000r___May 1 1911
$500r___Nov 1 1910 4s
334s
M-N
A-0 300,000r___Apr 1 1922
3345
600r___Nov '10-11 45
M-N
A-0 70.000r_Oct 1 '10-'37
354s
1,800r___Nov '10-12 334s
M-N
J-D 12,000r___Dec 1 1922
334s
M-N 2,000r__Nov 1 '10-13 3345
10,000r___July 1 192$
J-J
3345'04 M-N 2,500r_Nov 1 '10-14 3345
J-J
45.000r __July 1 1926
3548'06 M-N
300r. May '10-'15
.
School.
3 54s'06 M-N
7.000._ Nov 1 10-'16 48
J-D 825,000r. _Juno 1 1914
3%s
M-N 3,200r _Nov 1 '10-'17 4s
M-N 200,000c&r May 1 1923
3%s
--4,500r_-Nov 1 '10-'18 4s
J-D 50,000r___June 1 1925
Paving
334s
J-J
1,900r_ __July 1910
3 qs
sf-N $2,200r_ Nov 1 '10-'11 334s
M-N
1,800r_May 1 '10-11
334s
M-N
1.980r___Nov '10-12 334s
M-N 7,950r__Nov 1 '10-12
334s
J-D
4.000r_June 1 '10-13 3340'04 J-D
6,500r__June 1 '10-14
350'04 M-N
3.250r__Nov 1 '10-14 334s
M-N 10,000r__Nov 1 '10.13
35.0
111-N
2,400r__May 1 '10-15 334s
M-N
940r_May 1 '10-15
334s'06 M-N
6,825r_ Nov 1 '10-18 334s'06 M-N 9,000r_May 1 '10-'15
334s
M-N
2 80)r_Nov 1 '10-'17 3 54s'06 111-N 30,800___Nov 1 '10-16
14 ,000r_ _Nov 1 '10-'16 3%s
__ I 8,000r__Nov 1 '10-'17
___ 1 1,000r__Nov 1 1917
3548
1
800r__Nov 1 1918
500r_ _Nov 1 1918
Play Ground Loan.
334s
M- C $2,10ur. May 1 '10-'16
City Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
J-D $200,000r___June 1 1913
45
3345
500r___Nov
M-N
1910 334s'04 M-N 33.500r_Nov 1 '10-14
1,500r__Apr 1 '10-14
119,000r__Nov 1 '10-'16
A-0
3345
Sewer.
___ 1 1,000r__Nov 1 1917
3348
48
M-N 835,000r__Nov 1 1912
500r__Nov 1 1918
t
334s
M-N
500r___Nov
1910 3348
-__ 114,000r_Nov 1 '1(1-'16
334s
M-N
600r___Nov '10-11
1 2,000r....Nov 1 '17-'18
M-N 3,000r__ _ Nov '10-12
334s
Street.
FAIRHAVEN. Chas. F. Swift, Treasurer.
334s
M-N
2,500r_Nov 1 '10-13 3345
M-N
$500r___Nov
1910
This town is In Bristol County. Incorporated Feb. 22 1812.
334s'04 M-N 3,750r_Nov 1 '10-14 334s
M-N
1,000r___Nov '10-11
LOANSM-N 4,320r_May 1 '10-15 334s
When Due BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909..$81,000 334s
A-0
6,000r___Oct '10-11
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt
2,275r__Nov 1 '10-16 334s
38,453 3 54o'06 M-N
M-N 10,500r___Nov '10-12
M-N 10.009r_Nov 1 '10-'17 3345
1$13,500c_Oct 1 '10-'12 Assessed valuation 1909__ _3,2311,922 314s
M-N 25.c0Or_Nov 1 '10-13
4s '97 A-01 22,000c_Oct 1 '13-'16
334s
___
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
1,800r__Nov 1 '10-'18 334s'04 M-N 12,000r__Nov 1 '10-14
Fire Department (Reg).
l 5.500c.. __Apr 1 1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900_319.00
3345'06 M-N 32.000r_ _May '10-'15
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$1,400r___July 1910 334s'06 M-N 28,000__Nov 1 '10-'16
Population in 1905
4,236 334s
45 '07 M-N $40 000e-Nov 1 '09-'49
334s
M-N
1.600r_Nov 1 '10-11 354s
M-N 28.000r_Nov 1 '10-'17
INTEREST payable In Boston.
A-0 1,711 50rOct 1 '10-'16 3348
3348
--- 32,000r__Nov 1 '10-'17
FALL RIVER. Henry W. Clarke, City Auditor.
1,800r__Nov 1 '10-'15 33.5s
___
2,
000r__ Nov 1 1918
This city. which Is In Bristol County, was incorporated in 1854.
33.0 - { 200r__Nov 1 1916
Debt Dec 1 1908
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Loans.
200r.._Nov 1 '17-'18 Total city debt
81,730,796
Park Bonds.
4345'91 J-D $5,000....June 1 '10-11
Hospital.
Sinking funds
421,943
45 '04 M-N $50,000•__May 2 1914 434s'93 A-0 10,000___Oct 2 1913 3345
A-08100,000r___Apr 1 1915 Net debt Dec 1 1908
1,308,853
334s'02 A-0 25,000•___Apr 1 1952 4s '92 A-0
7,500___Apr 1 '10-12
(Redeemable at option of city.)
Water debt (included)
544.000
3348'02 J-D 25,000'.._Dec 1 1952 4s '93 M-N 25,000__May 1 1913 45
$91,000r___Dec 1 1923 Water sinking fund (inc).)
J-D
124,590
3345'03 MN 25,000•___May 1 1933 45 '96 A-0 75,000____Apr 1 1920
Assessed val., real
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1904.)
21,553,175
25.000•___July 1 1953 4s '94 A-0 18,000.__Oct 1 1914 334s
334s'03 J-J
___ $1.000r__on demand Assessed val., personal_ _ _ 6.199,238
334s'05 M-S 22,000____Mch 1 1915 4s '95 F-A 65,000____Feb 1 1925
Total valuation
Grade Crossing.
27,752,413
45 '06 M-N 10,000____May 1 1916 4s '94 M-S 25,000____Mch 1 1914 334s
A-0 $12,000r__Oct 1 '10-13 Tax rate (per 81,000) 1908_819.60
1908__45 '96 J-J 100,000 ___July 1 1926
Playground Bonds.
•
Population in 1905
33,017
334s'09 J-J $100,000___July 1 1939 334s'90 M-N
500__Nov 5 1910
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable in Boston at Merchants' Bank.
Highway Loans.
3345'90 A-0
2,500___Apr 1 1910 The interest on registered bonds is remitted by check.
3348'00E-A $14,000____Aug 1 1910 4s '97 A-0 50,000____Apr 1 1927
334s '01J-J
30,000____July 1 1911 4s '98 A-0 40,000__Apr 1 1928 FRAMINGHAM
334s '01M-N 15,000____Nov 1 1911 4s '98 J-J 100,000•___July 1 1928
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated in 1700.
334s '02A-0 120,000____Apr 1 1912 4s '99 F-A 20,000____Feb 1 1929 LOANSState Highway Loan.
When Due.
334s '02A-0 40,000_ -_Oct I 1912 4s '99 M-N 40,000_May 15 1929
Water Bonds.
4s '07 J-J
$2,000____Jan 3 1913
3345 '03A-0 115,000--Apr 1 1913 4s'99 F-A 25,000____Aug 1 1929 3345
A-0 1$6.0000-Oct 1 '10-15
Street Loans.
45 '03 A-0 20,000_.-_Oct 1 1913 334s'00 M-N 25,000___May 1 1930
1905
140,0000__Oct 1 '16-35 45 '01 F-A $5,000.._.Feb 20 1911
10,000___Dec 1 1913 334s'00 F-A 20,000____Aug 11030
4s '03 J-D
f 49,000c_Oct 1 '11-'17 45 '00 J-J
3,823.88__Jan 1 1910
4s '06 J-D 20,000r_Dec 1 1916 3348'01 A-0 25,000-___Apr 11031
1 56.0000_Oct 1 '18-'24
Sewer Loans.
4345'07 F-A 20,000r--Aug 1 1017 334s'01 J-J
20,000___ _July 1 1931 4s '06 A-0 27,000c__Oct 1 '25-'27 4s '03 J-J $14,166_ _Jan
191$
434s'07 M-S 10,000__Sept 3 1917 334s'02 A-0 100,000•__Apr 1 1932
30,0000__Oct 1 '28-'30 5s '07 M-N
1,200.._Nov 14 1914
334s'09 J-D 25,000___June 1 1919 3348'03 A-0 50,000-_Apr 1 1933
33,000c_Oct 1 '31-'33 5s '08 J-J
2,870____Jan 9 1911
48 '08 M-N 10,000____Nov 2 1918 3343'04 M-N 100,000•___May 2 1934
36,000o__Oct 1 '34-'36 5s '08 J-J
7,100____Jan 9 1913
Municipal Loans.
3348'05 M-S 40,000____Mch 1 1935 48 '07 F-A 520,000 .Aug 1 '12-'33
Notes (Payable on Demand.)
4s '92 J-J $22,500•_July 1 '10-'12 45 '06 M-S 60,000r-Mch 1 1936
16,000_ _Aug 1 '34 '37 4s
.
$4,00016s _ _.839.066.92
3345 '00E-A 130,000____Feb 1 1910 45 '07 MS 50.000r-Mch 1 1937 3345'09 A-0 12,000c__Oct 1 '14-'25 4345
11,0001
334s '01F-A 133,000.._Feb 1 1911 4s '07 J-D 15,000r-June 11037
28.000c_Oct 1 '26-'39
Debt Sept I 1909.
'
334s '01J-D 30,000____Dec 2 1911 4s '08 M-S 50,000_-_-Mch 2 1938
Water Co. Bonds (assumed).
Town debt ()nside
- $183,833
95 '04 M-S 65,000r_Sept 1 1914 4s '08 J.D 20.000.- une 1934 4%
_ -5 - $145,000
1925 Town debt (outside limit)__ 92,000
limit)_4s '04 M-N 190,000___May 2 1914 3345'09 M-S 50,000r___Mch 1 1939
School Loan.
Water debt (outside limit).. 453.000
3345 '04M-N 25,000____Nov 1 1914
3343'06 F-A 4$5,000c.. Feb 1 1911 Water sinking fund
Textile School Bonds.
24,082
334s'05 MS 158,000____Mch 1 1915 334501 F-A $25,000•___Aug 1 1911
10,000c__ _Feb 1 1912 Borrowing cap'ty Sept 1 '09 133,092
58 '07 F-A
45 '05 F-A 50,000r___Aug 11918
3.000_ __Feb 14 1914 Assessed valuation 1909..10,566,480
Water Bonds (Outside Limit).
48 ,
06 M-S 160,000r___Mch 1 1916 4s '93 J-D $75,000___ _June 1 1923 4s '05 F-A 5,711.32__Feb 16 1913 (Assessment about % actual value.)
..Aug 11018 4s '94 M-N 75,000.. _May 1 '24-'26 44 '06 A-0 88,000c__Oct 1 '10-'31 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-_318 00
45 '06 F-A 30.000...
4s'07 M-S 135,000r___Mch 1 1917 4s '95 J-D 50,000___ -June 1 1925 4s '08 A-0 38,000c-Oct 1 '10-'28 Population in 1905
11,549
Fire Alarm System.
45 '08 MS 170,000____Mch 2 1918 4s '97 A-0 50,000__Apr 1 '27- 28
Population In 1909
12,906
.Aug 1 1918 4s
4s '08 F-A 20,000....
M-N I50,000--Nov 1 '23-'28 45 '07 F-A $1,000____Feb 7 1915
4s '08 M-N 10,000____Nov 2 1918 4s '99 M-N 50,000__May 1 1929
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank Boston.
3343'09 M-S 177,250r__Mch 1 1919 4s '99 F-A 150,000.
-Aug I 1929
15,000____July 1 1919 3340'99 M-N 175,000-_Nov 11920 FRANKLIN. Nelson E. Newell, Treasurer.
3348'09 J-J
Refunding Water Bonds.
3348'00 F-A 100,000. __Feb 1 1930
Thls town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated March 2 1778.
3344 '04F-A$175,000-Feb 1 1934 334s'00 M-N 20,000__May 1 1930 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909-.83,794,586
Hospital Bonds.
3348
Water Works Bonds.
A-0 60,000_Apr I '31-'33
(Assessment about 90% actual val.)
434s'08 M-N 1$36,000r May 1 '10-'18 334s'02 A-0 50,000__Apr 1 1932 4s '07 J-D $184,000aune 1 '10-'41 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09_617.00
1 35,000r May 1 '19-'28 3345'02 J-D 50,000____Dec 1 1932 TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 1909..8184,000 Population in 1900
5,017
4s '04 1.1-N 20,000_ May 2 1934
INTEREST payable at Franklin Nat. Bank.
26
[VOL. Lxxxix.
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
GARDNER. Levi W. Wood, Clerk.
This town is in Worcester County.
Playground Notes.
When Due.
LOANS4s '09 F-A $8,000 _Aug 2 '10-'17
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Scrip.
M-N $34,000c May 1 '10-'26
33s
-A 15,400__Aug 1 '10-'31 4s '06 J-D $13,500c_Dec 1 '10-36
F
3s
M-S 10,925c_Sept 1 '10-28 3 X8'08 .T-D 14,5000_Deo 1 '10-'38
4s
Water Bonds.
'04 J-D 12,5000_June 1 '10-34
48
3KS'04 J-D 37.500c_Oct 1 '10-34 4s '04 M-N$262,500c_ May 2'10-34
48 05 M-N 13,000._ Nov 1 '10-35 4s '09 A-0 145,000c_Oct 1 '10-'39
Debt July 22 1909.
45
J-D 13,500__Dec 1 '10-'36
$140,800
,
3358'09 F-A 45,000c_Aug 2 '10-39 Sewer bonds
72,250
School loans
School Loan.
262,500
48
J-J $37.500c_1910 to 1924 Water bonds
5,500
3Ms
A-0
4.000c__ _Oct '10-11 Park notes
4s '04 J-D 17,500c_ _June 1 '10-23 TOTAL DEBT July 22 '09_ 480,850
334s'04 J-D 11,250-__Dec 1 '10-24 Tax valuation in 1909_____7,477,745
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1909____122.50
Park Notes.
12,012
5s '08 M-S $3,000_ _Mch 2 '10-'12 Population In 1905
2,500_ _Feb 14 '10-'14
_s
--INTEREST on school loans is payable at the Gardner Savings Bank,
on other loans at National Shawmut Bank of Boston.
_
-The city's debt, assessed value, &c., on June 21 1909
TOTAL DEBT.
was as follows:
Municipal bonded debt___$1,012,000 Borrow. capa'y J'ne 21 '09_1184,172
227,872 Assessed valuation, real_ _22,844,100
Sinking funds
784,128 Assessed val, personal_ _ _ _ 6,736,220
NET DEBT
966,000 Total valuation In 1908_29,580,320
Water debt (additional) _ _
Water sinking fund (add'1) 361,972 (Assessment at fair cash value.)
604,028 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_419.00
Net water debt
37,818
1,388,156 Population In 1905
TOTAL NET DEBT
-The real estate owned by the city as shown on the
CITY PROPERTY.
assessors' books Jan. 1 1909 amounted to $1,327,350.
HOLBROOK. George B. French, Treasurer.
This town Is in Norfolk County. Incorporated Feb. 29 1872.
$22,261
When Due. Note debt
LOANSSink fund assets
50,076
School Notes.
Total val. town property__ 236,200
__
$3,000
_s
Tax valuation In 1909____1,452,284
Water Works.
A-0 130,000c_ __Apr 1 1912 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
48
A-0 40,000c_ __Apr 1 1917 Tax rate (per 11,000) 1909_ __ _121.00
48
2,229
J-J
35,000c___July 1 1922 Population in 1900
45
2,300
3,000c_ _July 1 '23-25 Population In 1909 (est.)
4s '04 J-J
INTEREST Is payable In Boston.
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_1112,000
GLOUCESTER. H. H. Parsons, Mayor; E. Dolliver, Treas. HOLYOKE. Pierre Bonvouloir, City Treasurer.
Gloucester is In Essex County. Incorporated town 1642: city 1873.
Water (outside debt limit).
When Due.
LOANS3s A-0 1372,000c_Oct 1 '10-31
Deficiency & lmpt. Bonds.
46,000c_Apr 1 '10-32
.48 '08 J-D $63,000_June 1 '10-'18 3 •is A-0
48 '08 J-D 36,000c_Dec 1 '10-'18 3 Ms A-0 f 37,500c__Oct 1 '10-12
1220 000c_Oct 1 '13-32
Highway improvement Bonds.
33.is
-J
A-0 75,000c_Apr 1 '10-34
j.
1910 4s
$500c
4s '05 A-0 26,000c__Apr 1 '10-35
City and Municipal Bonds
J-D 12.1000_Dec 1 1910 48 '06 A-0 27,000__Apr 1 '10.'36
4s
J-D 24,300e_June 1 '10-12 9s '07 A-0 f16,000c_Apr 1 '10-'17
33s
120,000c_ _Apr 1 18'-'37
J-D 20,000c_ _June 1 '10-13
48
48 '04 J-D 25.000c__June 1 '10-14 4s '09 A-0 30,000c_Apr 1 '10-'39
3348'05 J-D :0,000c_ _June 1 '10-15 4s '08 A-0 118,000c__Apr 1 '10-'18
45 '06 J-D 33,000c_June 1 '10-16
120,000c_ _Apr 1 '19-'38
A-0 30,0000 _ _ _ _1910-1939
4s '07 J-D 36.000__June 1 '10-'17 4s
Improvement Bonds.
GEN'L DEBT Nov 1 '09_4412,200
4s '09 J-D $50,000c_June 1 '10-'19 Street debt (additional)_.. 38,000
Street Extension (outside debt Park debt (additional)..... 54,375
Water debt (additional)___1,109,000
limit).
13,000
J-D $36,800c ____1910-1932 Bridge debt (additional) _ - 3348
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 '09 _1.626.575
School House Loans.
114,937
J-D 113,000c_ _June 1 '10-19 Borrowing capacity
334s
4s '06 J-D f 21.000c_June 1 '10-'16 Total valuation In 1909_22,279,512
1 20.000c_June 1 '17-'213 (Assessment about 3..i actual value.)
1910-1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____11 /.00
800
45
M-S‘
26,011
Bridge Loan (Outside Debt Limit) Population in 1905
30,000
4s '08 J-D $13,000c_Dec 1 '10-'22 Population in 1909 (est.)
Park (outside debt limit).
4s
J-J 154,375o_July 1 '10-38
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.
Notes.
When Due
LOANSJ-D f$1,600__June 1 '10-'13
4s
Funding Bonds.
3.800__June 1 '10-'19
A-0 $45,000c_Oct 1 '10-'39
45
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ _ 485,000
School Bonds.
1 '10-'19 Assessed valuation 1909___2,702,240
.354s
J-J {$5,000c_July
15,000c_July 1 '20-'29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_420 00
5,052
20,000c_July 1 '30-'39 Population in 1905
INTEREST on the 4s is payable In Grafton; on the 334s In Boston.
1
GREAT BARRINGTON. Edward Kelly, Treasurer.
This town Is In Berkshire County. Incorporated in 1761.
15.000
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS36,388
Sinking fund
S‘hool Bonds.
5,844,680
4s '07 J-D 163.000c__Dec 1 '10-'27 Total valuation 1909
A-0 21,000r-_Mch 28 1910 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
334s
42,000r___Apr 1 1917 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 $13.70
6,152
BOND.DEBT Oct 19 1909_1129,500 Population in 1905
INTEREST on the 334s is payable in Pittsfield at the Berkshire County
Savings Bank; on the 4s in Boston at the City Trust Co.
GREENFIELD. William B. Allen, Treasurer.
This town is in Franklin County. Incorporated June 8 1753. The fire
district Is a municipal corporation within the town and has a distinct debt.
(See below.)
Park Loan
When Due.
LOANS$5,000____Oct I 1914
Public library Loan.
Sewer Loan.
__ 5$10,000__Oct 15 1010
__s
J-J $12,000r_ _July 16 1914
1 10,000__Oct 15 '11-12 48
,
Street Crossing Abolition.
10,000__Oct 15 1916
8-a
3345
3,730 Nov 15 '10-'12
School Loan.
A-0 15 $6,000r_ _Oct 15 1910 TOWN DEBT Jan 9 i909.. $134,000
9,626,210
334s A-0 15 12,000r_Oct 15 1911 Total valuation 1909
4s
M-N J10,000c___Nov 1 1912 (Assessment same as actual value.)
1 1913 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _115 20
117,500c__Nov
9.156
14 000___Oct 15 1915 Population in 1905
8-a
4,000_ _.Oct 15 1916 INTEREST is payable at Greenfield.
334s
GREENFIELD FIRE DISTRICT NO I. W. B. Allen, Treasurer.
Refunding Notes.
Reservoir Notes.
1910
$3,125
J-J
552,500_Apr 15 '10-24 4s
43
43 '06
j 13,000_Apr 15 '10-22 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1909_474.125
$1 00
1 1,000_Apr 15 '23-24 Fire tax (per $1,000) 1908
INTEREST payable at Treasurer's office
3340
HAMPDEN COUNTY. Fred A. Bearse, Treasurer
This city is In Hampden County. Incorporated April 7 1873
Holyoke & Westfield RR bonds
When Due.
LOANSJ-J 'som000dorcrenJuly 1'13
4s g
Park Bonds.
4s '07 A-0 $4,000._Apr 1 '10-'13 48 g '90 A-0 166,0000&r Oct 1 1910
School loan.
4s '07 A-0 12.000 _Apr 1 '13-'27
9,500r-May 1 '10-'28 4s g '97 M-S 109,000c&r_Mch 1 '17
•4s g '08 ___
334s'09 M-S 10,000r-Mch 1 '10-'19 334s g '00M-N 82,500c&rMay'10-120
3345 '05M-S 55,000r Sept 1 '10-'20
Bridge bonds.
3,000__Sept 1 '10-'12
4s g '91 M-S $85,000c&r_Sept 1 1911 3348'06 ___
4s g '94 J-D 105,000c&rJune 1 1914 4s '07 ___ 8,000. _Apr 1 '10-'25
4s g '08 ___
28,500r_Apr 1 '10-'28
City bonds.
334s g '02 J-D $21,000rJune 1 '10-'12 4s g '05 J-D 150,000c&rJune 1 1915
45 g '96 J-J 100.000c&r_July 1 1916
Highway bonds.
Sewer bonds.
334s '04F-A 15.000-Aug 1 '10-'14
4s '04 M-N 15,000__May 1 '10-'14 4s g '93 M-N 150.000c&r_May 11913
3(4s'05 M-S 57,000r_Mch 1 '10-'15 48 g '93 A-0 100,0000crOct 1 1913
334s'09 M-S 60,000r_Mch 1 '10-'19 48 '04 M-N 25,000__May 1 '10-'34
27,000__Aug 1 '10-'36
F-A
(las and Electric Light Bonds.
4s
19,000r_Apr 1 '10-'28
334s g '02 J-D $552,000rDec 1 '10-'32 48 g '08 ___
3,500r_May 1 '10-'16
'08 __
i
3 , s '04 A-0 14,400r__Oct 1 '10-'13 48 g
334s g '04 M-N 20,000r Nov 1 '10-19 3 Mg'09 M-S 20,000r_Mch 1 '10-'29
Municipal bonds. • --, ,-1 •
3Ms g '05 A-0j 50,000r Apr 1 '10-19
1 3,000r__Apr 1 1920 45 '06 F-A $45,500r_Aug 1 '10-'16
33.0 '05M-S 22,000r Sept 1 '10-'20 4s '07 ____ 40,000_Apr 1 '10-'14
4s '07 ____ 30,000__Apr 1 '10-'21 4s '07 ____ 22,300_Apr 1 '14-'17
8,000r_Apr 1 '10-'13 48 '07 ..-- 20,000__Apr 1 '10.'19
20,000r_Apr 1 '14-'18 4s 07 ____ 12,000__Apr 1 '19-'27
4s g '08 ___ I 25,000r_Apr 1 '19-'23 4s g '08 ___ 36,000r_Apr 1 '10-'18
J-D 21,000__June 1 '10-'12
30.000r_Apr 1 '24-'28 334s
35,000r_Apr 1 '20-'33 4s g '00 J-J f 120,000r_July 1 '10-'24
1 35,000r _July 1 '25-'29
40,000r_Apr 1 '34-'38
4s '09 A-0 20,000r_Apr 1 '10-'29 Assessed valuation, real-$35,732,460
Assessed val, personal_ __ 11,658,220
Water loan.
4s g '97 J-J $250.000c&r-Jan 1 1927 Total valuation in 1909._ 47,390,680
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
334s'03 J-D 50,000.__ _June 1 1913
4s '00 ___
50,000__July 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_117.00
49,124
Population In 1905
INTEREST is payable at the State National Bank Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, &c.
Sept. 1 1909.Dec, 1 1908. Dec. 1 1907. Dec. 1 1906.
$2,970,000 $2,815,000 $2,734,100 $2,802,700
Total debt
531,380
543,618
624.283
509,017
Sink,fund and RR.stk.
Net debt
$2,460,983
$350,000
Water debt. Incl. above_
$2,271,382
$350,000
$2,202,720
$350,000
52,178,417
$350,000
The water sinking fund (incl. above) on Sept. 1 1909 was 1116,521.
CITY PROPERTY.
-Included in the city's sinking fund as given above
Is $226,500 Holyoke & Westfield RR. stock. This road is leased to the
New Haven & Northampton and has paid dividends since 1879. The value
of all city property, not Including water and light plants, Is estimated at
$2,002,365. The water-works of the city are valued at $1,295,308 28
and gas and electric plants at $1,054,365 88.
HUDSON. Savillian Arnold, Treas.; Fred 0. Welsh, Clerk.
This town Is situated in Middlesex County, Incorporated March 19 1866,
Watez Notes
When Due.
LOANS$15,000_July 1 '10-'14
4s
School Notes,
3 3,6 s
J-2
J-D 18.000_ __June '10.'27
$4.200_._ _July '10-'12 4s
16,150___Nov '10-'28
.1-J
3 Ms
Improvement Notes
3,200___Dec '10.'13
J-J
A-0 $5,000_ __ _Apr '10-'11 40
4s
3,500_ _Aug '10-'16 334s'06 J-D 27,000_ _Dec '10-'36
4s
JJ
A-0 19,300.
..Oct '10-'38
_ .._Nov '10-'16 3.805
4s '06 M-N
9,100J-J
5,000_ _July '10-'34
Electric Light Bonds,
334s
J-J $19,000c.._ _Jan '10-'27
Refunding Bonds
4s
48
A-0 $20,000c___Oct '10-'17
Electric Light Notes.
M-N $10,000_ __Nov '10-'29 TOTAL DEB'r Oct 1 1909_ $314,900
3.655
4s
J-J
5,000_ __ _July 11-'15 Cash and uncollected taxes 80,066
3,834
J-J
2,500_ _ _Sept'10-'14 NET DEBT Oct 1 1909....
3345
Tax valuation In 1909 _ _ _ _3,925,195
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
M-N $80,000c_ _.May '10-'34
48
M-N 45.000c. __Nov '10-'34 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _120.00
3348
6,204
Population in 1905
INTEREST Is payable in Hudson, Worcester, Boston and Marlborough.
H. Haskell, Treasurer.
HYDE PARK. Gideon
County seat Is Springfield.
This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated April 22 1868.
130,000
When Due. Note debt
LOANSFire Department Notes
35,372 LOANSFloating debt
Hall of Records Bonds.
When Due.
$5,500__Jan 7 '10-'19
434s'00
4s'08 F-A $100,000cAug 15 '10-'19 Assessed valuation 1907_182,861,997
Street Bonds
Fire Station Bonds.
106,013 4s '08 M-N $3,000c_ _May 1 1910
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_1100,000 Population In 1905
(1,090c_Jan I '10-'12
INTEREST on bonds of 1908 is payable at the City Trust Co. In Boston.
120,000c_May 1 '11-'18 4s '0/ J-J
22,500c_Jan 1 '13-'27
HAVERHILL. A. T. Jacobs, Treas.; A. E. Leach, Auditor. 45 School Bonds.
$288,500
'10-'18 BONDED DEBT
19,000c_July 1
'01 J-J
This city Is In Essex County. Settled 1640; Incorporated as a city 1870.
5,500
36,0000-July 1 '10-'21 Note debt
48 '01 J-J
City Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS63,000
Temporary loans
Sewer Loan.
45 '07 A-0 $12,0000__Apr 1 1917 4s '01 A-0 $50,000o___Oct 1 1021 4s '97 M-N 90.000c_May 1 '10-'27 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1909
357,000
A-0 50,0000_Oct 1 '22-'23
76.000c___Apr 1 1918 48
48 '08 A-0
M-N f 40,000c_May 1 '10-'19 Total valuation 1908._ _ _ _14,019,675
48 '08 A-0 39,000____Oct 1 1018 45 '00 A-0 50,000c___Apr 1 1910 4s '03
136.000C-May 1 '20-'31 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__517.20
48 '08 A-0 58,000c__Apr 1 1918 3;0'01 A-0 35,000c___Apr 1 1911
14,492
Population In 1905
Library Bonds.
1 '10 &'12
A-0 12,000c_Apr
.334s'09 A-0 72,000c___Apr 1 1919 334s
15,000
4s '98 M-N 19,0000-May 1 '10-'18 Population in 1909 (est.)
A-0 11,000c_Apr 1 '11 &'13
,
3(45
Street Bonds.
INTEREST on the street bonds of 1908 is payable at the New England
33.58'00 A-0 $12,000c___Oct 1 1910 4s 04 A-0 23,000c_Apr 1 '10-'14
Co. of Boston.
4s '06 A-0 21,000c-Apr 1 '10-'16 (due $4,000 in odd and $5,000 In even Trust
Sewer Bonds.
years.)
45 '00 A-0 $5,000c._ ..Oct 1 1910 45 '05 A-0 12.0000_0a 1 '10-15 LAWRENCE. Wm. M. Hamel, Treas.; R. J. Shea, Auditor.
4s '06 A-0 14,000c_Oct 1 '10-'16
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated 1634.
School Bonds
4s '05 A-0 $21 ,000c__Apr 1 '10-'15 48 '06 A-0 112,000c_Apr 1 '10-'15 LOANSSewer and Fire House Bonds
When Due.
3,000c__Apr 1 1916
($3,000 due even and $4,000 odd yrs.)
4s '08 J-D $63,000.._Dec 1 '10-'18
School Bonds
4s '06 A-0 111,000c___Apr 1 1926 4s '07 A-0 25,000c_--Apr 1 1917 49
Sewer Bonds.
F-A$112,000__Aug 1 '10-'23
Water Loan.
45 '07 A-0 49,000c___Apr 1 1927
M-N $2,500_Nov 1 '10-'10
4,000
M-S
Sept 1910 3343
334s
Street and Sewer Bonds.
48 '92 J-D $300,000o_Dec 1 1912
M-S
9,000___Sept '10-'12
A-0
MOO__ Oct 1 1910 48
334s'05 A-0 118,000c_Apr 1 '10-'15 4s '92 J-D 500,000c___Dec 11022 43 '03 F
-A 105,000„Aug 1 '10-'24 48
J-D 42.000__June '10-'23
4s
Bridge Bonds.
48 '97 J-D 100,0000-Dee 1 1927
48
M-N 12.000___Nov '10-'17
Fire Protection Bonds.
1910-1925
4s '08 J-D $122.009c .June 1 1928
J-J $50,000c
J-D 24,000
July 11938 43
45 '06
Sewer Bonds (Continued)•
On January 4 181)7 Haverhill annexed the town of Bradford and assumed 4s '05 M-N 3,600__Nov 1 '10-'15
A-0 $15,000__Apr 1 '10-'12
Municipal Debt Bonds.
43
its indebtedness, which Is as follows, and is included in the statement of
'10-'37
J-J $262.000_ _July 11024 4s '07 J-D 70.000c_June 1 '10-'2N
"Total Debt."
45
When Due.I Water Bonds.
M-N 33,000__May 1 '10-'12 4s '08 A-0 19,000_ Apr 1
LOANS3343
4s '95 J-J $22,000c_July 1 '10-'20 334s
F-A 47,500__Aug 1 '10-'13 45 '08 June 72,000c_June 1 '10-'18
School House Bonds.
43 '95 J-J
$3,000__ _Jan 1 '10-'12 4s '95 J-J
Paving Bonds.
39,000c__July 1 '10-'22 43 '04 M-N 100.000c Nov 1 '10-'14
Tot bds outstand'g Jan 1 '09.180,500 4s '05 J-D 60,000__Deo 1 '10-'15 43 '06 A-0 $21,000_ _Oct 1 '10-'16
Sewer Bonds.
11,000_ _July 1 '10-'11 Water debt (included)
434s'91 J-J
66,000 48 '08 J-D 135.000c_ Dec 1 '10-'18 35 '04 M-N 7,500__Nov 1 '10-'14
Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1890
3,730 4s '09 J-D 36,000c_June 1 '10-'19 3345'09 J-D 130,000c...rune 1 '10-'19
$7.500___Jan 1 '10-'12
Water Notes.
Public Building Bonds.
48 '93 .T-.J
1 1936
M-N $4,200__Nov 1 '10-'12 48 '06 J-J
INTEREST on the water bonds and on certain of the city bonds Is pay- 38
Engine House Bonds.
able in Boston and at Treasurer's office; on bonds of 1904, 1905, 1906 and
1907, and bridge 4s of 1908, at First National Bank, Boston.
43 '06 A-0 $14.000.,...Oct 1 '10-16
1
Nov., 1909.1
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
When Due. Water debt (included) __ $713,528
LOANS-53.411
Water sink. fund (inch).Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $477,000____July 1 1923 Net water debt (Included) 660,117
4s
A-0 75,000_ __Oct 1 1923 Assessed valuation, real_ _42,687,025
Subject to call after Oct 1 1913.) Assessed val., personal___13,786,433
58,473.458
• Funding Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
59,416,021
45 '06 J-D $60,000o_Dec 1 '10-'15 Total valuation 1009
4t, 06 J-D 70,000c_Dec 20 '10-'16 (Assessment about market value.;
TOTAL DEBT May 1 '0942,263,828 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909 _ __418 40
70.069
928,538 Population in 1905
Sink. fds. & other assets__
NET DEBT May 1 1909_ 1,333,200
INTEREST is paid at the Eliot Nat.Bank in Boston and by the City Treas.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The city owns property valued at $3,346,220.
LENOX. Chas. C. Flint, Treasurer.
This town is in Berkshire County. Incorporated In 1767.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 '09_4122,700
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909_48,107,732
School & Fire Dept. Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
48 '09 J-D $40,700
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.._..$17.00
Notes.
ScholHig
2,942
48 '08 J-D $50,000 ._June 1 1920 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston.
LEOMINSTER. Robert L. Carter, Treasurer.
This town is in Worcester County. Incorporated in 1740.
When Due.
School Bonds and Notes.
LOANSMiscellaneous Loans
33'6'00 M-S $10,000
May 1910
-Aug 1 1916 3'%s '04J-J
96 '06 F-A $85,000.
10.000_ _ _ _July a 1916
Sewer Notes.
48 '04 J-J 130,000_July '20-'23-'24
43 '08 M-S 149,000.Sept 1 '10-'12
110,000____July 1 1917
1 1,000--Sept 1 1913 $%8'05 F-A 70,000Aug 1 '15-'21
4.000„July 1 '10-'t 1 311s'05 F-A
4s '07 J-J
8,000__Aug 1 1922
5,000_ _Jan 1 1918 3%44'05 F-A 12,000__Aug 1 1923
410 '08 J-J
4 As '08 .1-.1 11,000____Jan 1 1918 310'05 F-A 10,000____Aug 1 1924
Town Hall.
8,000____Sept 1 1925
310'06 M-S
4)13'03 J-J $13,900-__July 1 1918
Refunding Water Bonds.
48 '94 M-S 140,000____Mch '14-'17 3 As'00 A-0 $60,000_Aug 27 '10-'15
110,000____Mch 1 1919 Cemetery lot funds
$24,789
95 '94 M-S 30,000__-_Mch '20-'21 Trust funds
19,380
4s'94 M-S 11,000____Mch 1 1922 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1909 768,369
4s '95 J-J
3,500____Jan 1 1913 Water debt (included)_. 222,000
4s '95 F-A
9,300___Feb 1 1914 Total valuation in 1909_11,972,130
Water Works.
(Assessment about
actual value.)
43'9563'96A-0 $103,000__Oct 1 1915 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _431.00
48 '98 A-0
49.000._Oct 1 1921 Population in 1905
14,290
INTEREST on part of town debt s payable at the Boston Safe Deposit
& Trust Co.; remainder at office of Treasurer.
LEXINGTON. G. D. Harrington, Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Works Bonds.
4s
M-N $70,000__Nov 1 '10-'18
Refunding Water.
4s g
M-N $60,000__Nov 1 '17-'22
Debt of Town-Jan. 1 1909.
$223,500
Water debt
$35,250
School debt
1,500
Other debt
27,360
Trust funds
6,884,670
Tax valuation 1908
(Assessment same as actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_420.00
Population in 1905
4.530
LINCOLN. Geo. L. Chapin, Town Clerk.
Tills town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated April 23 1754.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '09_4137,500
LOANSSinking fund
School Bonds.
46 145
4s '08 J-J j$42,000c-Jan 1 '10-'23 Assessed valuation 1909....3,040,251
1 10,000c_Jan 1 '24-'28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_411.00
Water Bonds.
Population In 1905
--1,122
.... $85,500
__s
Population in 1909 (est.)
1,214
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston,
LOWELL. Andrew G.Stiles, Treas.; Charles D. Paige, Aud.
This city is in Middlesex County. Incorporated April 11835.
LOANSWhen Due.
Miscellaneous-(Con.)
45 '09 M-S $50,000c_Sept 1 '10-'19 3.30s'01J-D $2,400____Dec '10-'11
C. H. & M. Building.
3 qs'02 J-D 19,200...June 3 '10-'12
48 '90 A-0 $450,000 __ Oct 1 1920 3As'02 J-J
1,500._July 14 '10-12
Charitable Bequests.
3116'02 M-S 16,844__Sept 4 '10-'12
Cs semi-ann 436,000
18.496_ _Sept 11 '10-12
Perpetual 3fl'02 M-S
Schools.
3118'02 M-N 2.505__Nov 4 '10.12
46 '91 A-04150,000
6,000._Dec 31 '10-'12
Apr 11021 3.55s'02J-D
48 '96 J-J 200,000____July 1 1926 394s'03 J-D 39,080__June 1 '10-'13
330'00 A-0
54,000__July 1 '10-'13
6,800
Apr 1910 43 '03 J-J
48 '08 ____ 115,000
Nov 1918 3118'03 M-S 17.800„Sept 8 '10-'13
Sewer Bonds
3.9s '03 M-S 10,000-_Sept 28 '10-13
3 As '00E-A
$600
Feb 1 1910 3 As'03 M. N 3.448„Nov 13 '10-13
3,850___ _Apr 21 1910 3.9s '03 J-D 30.600__Dee 31 '10-'13
3 As'00 A-0
4s '00 F-A
3,000____Aug 6 1910 3%3'04 M-N 25,000„May 24 '10-14
350'00 A-0 3,000____Oct 31 1910 3 As'04 F-A 39.500__Aug 9 '10-'14
3 As'01 M-N
1.740„Mav 4 '10-'11 3 As'04 M-N 28.450__Nov 5 '10-'14
4s '08 ____ 27,400___June 1 1918 3 As'04 J-D 39,500-Dec 31 '10-'14
Paving Loan.
3410'05 A-0 36.000__Apr 6 '10-'15
3 As'00 M-N $1,200
May1910 330'05 .7-1) 42,900__June 1 '10-'15
4s '08 ____ 106,000
May 1918 333'05 M-S 49.540__Sept 26 '10-15
43 '08 ____ 54,300
Aug 1918 3 As'05 A-0 46,440__Oct 26 '10-'15
Sewer and Paving Loan.
3 As'05 M-N
1.320_Nov 28 '10-15
3 As'00 J-D $120,000c June 10 '10-19 3 As'05 J-D 32.400__Dec 30 '10-'15
Miscellaneous.
3 As'05 J-D
7,050_Dec 30 '10-'15
34s'00 A-0
$350
Apr 1910 4s '08
1,713
Dec 1918
3 As'00 A-0
2.700._ Oct '10-'11
Water Works.
330'00 J-D
1,125___Dec '10-'11 4s '81 M-N $75,000....__ Nov 1 1911
3.30s'01F-A
8,250
Aug 1910 4s '90 M-N 1,000,000__Nov 1 1920
3 As'01 J-J
7,100
July 1910 4s '05 F-A
5,000___Aug 7 1910
34s'01 M-N
F-A 17.500____Aug 8 1910
7,200____May '10-'11 48
3.30s'01M-N
24,300_ _Nov 1
4,880__Nov '10-'11 48
1016
3.309 01F-A
3,000_ _Aug '10-'11
INTEREST on the sewer and paving 34s of 1909 is payable at the City
Trust Co., Boston.
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUNDS, &c.
Sept. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '00. Jan. 1 '08.
$2,485,752 $2,475,038 42,484,848
City debt
Sinking funds
. 345,296
345,298
317,716
Net city debt
Water debt
Water sinking fund
42,140,458
41,121,800
550,233
$2,129,742
41,121,600
550,233
$2,147,132
$1,136,800
510,679
27
LOANSSchool House Loan.
When due.
Public Improvements.
A-0•450,000r___Oct 1 1910
4s
J-D $2,500r___Dee 1 1911 4s
345
A-0•140,000c&r_Apr 1 1911
45
M-S 60,000r___Mch 1_1918 45
J-J •35.000r___Jan 1 1918
4116
M-N
2,300r___Nov 1 1917 43
A-0 25.000r___Apr 1 1918
4s
M-N
J-D 10.700r___June 1 1916
5,500r___MaY 1 1916 43
4s
M-S
3,500r___Sept 1 1918 4s
51-N •26,000r___Nov 1 1927
45
M-N 184,000r_May 1 '10-'16 Is
15,000r___July 1 1916
J-J
3,500r_ Jan 1 1917
12,500r___May 1 1917 4s
J-J
48
M-N 42,500r___May 1 1928 4113
M-N 14,200r___Nov 1 1917
J-J •30,000r___Jan 1 1919 4s
4s
M-N 11,000r.. May 1 1917
43
A-0 121,000r___Apr 1 1910 411s
4,000r_ _Sept 1 1917
_Sept
M-S
4s
M-N 124.000r_ _May 1 '10-'13 334s
30,000r-Jan 1 1913
J-J
1 9.500r__May 1 1914 311s
25,000r___July 1 1915
J-J
3%s
A-0 56.500r_ _Apr 1 1911 3%s
3,600r__July 1 1915
J-J
355s
,
A-0 56,000r__ _Apr 1 1912 4s
F-A 15,000r___Aug 1 1928
3%s
A-0 •3,000r__ _Oct 1 1912
21,000c_Mch 1 '10-'12
3%s
A-0 55,000r_Apr 1 1913
18,000c_Mch 1 '13-'15
345
M-S
5,000r_ _Sept 1 1914 a
5,000c_ _ _Mch 1 1916
M-S
34s '05M-N 140,000r-May 1 '10-'14
24,000c_Mch 1 '17-'20
112,000r_ May 1 1915
36,000c_Mch 1 '23-'28
311s
A-0
7,000r._ _Apr 1 1910 4s
M-S 12,000r_Mch 1 '21-'22
M-N 3,000r. _ _May 1 1910
3%s
1,000r___Mch 1 1916
311s
J-J 10,000r___July 1 1915
Municipal Deficiency Loan.
4s
M-N j66,000r_ May 1 '10-'15 3%el J-D $20,000r___Dec 1 1911
114,000r__ _May 1 1918 3113
J-D 26,000r___Dec 1 1912
411s
F-A 13,000r_ __Aug 1 1917 413
5,000r___Dec 1 1916
J-D
City-Hall Repair.
4%s
J-D 18,000r___Dec 1 1917
411s
M-N $1,800r___Nov 1 1917 4s
J-D 70,000r__ _Dec 1 1918
Street Improvement,
Drainage Bond.
43
A-0•4125.000r___Apr 1 1920 4s
._Nov 1 1916
M-N $2,500r.
A-0* 25,000r_Oct 1 1921 4j1s
43
5,000r___Sept 1 1917
M-S
3As'05 A-0`125,000r___Apr 1 1935 45
M-S 30,000c___Mch 1 1938
5,000r_ __Nov 1 1915
M-N
345
Water Loan.
JJ
4s
7,500r_July 1 1016 48
11-N $20,000r___Nov 1 1913
M-S
4s
5,000r_ __Sept 1 1916 95
M-S 50,000r__Mch 15 1914
J-D 13,000r_. Dec 1 1928 48
4s
J-D 20,000r__ _Dec 1 1914
4
M-S 15,000r__ _Sept 1 1917 98
M-S 10.000r-Sept 1 1916
M-N
4 As
5,700r_ -Nov 1 1917 45
A-0
9,000r-Oct 1 1916
4 As
5,650r_ Dee 1 1917 45
J-D
J-J
7,500r-July 1 1917
J-D 10,000r___Dec 1 1918 4s
45
F-A
5.000r___Aug 1 1917
750r___May 1 1918 43
M-N
4s
A-0
2,000r....Oct 1 1917
Sewer Loan,
43
M-N 8,500r__ _Nov 1 1917
45
J-J $35.000r.._July 1 1910 43
A-0 15,000r___Apr 1 1918
A-0 10.000r- _Oct 1 1910 45
4s
J-D 10.000r-June 1 1918
10.000r-Jan 1 1911 45
4s
J-J
J-J 85,0000&r_July 1 1918
4s
A-0 50.000r_._Apr 1 1911 46
A-0 100,000c&r_Apr 1 1919
35,000r-July 1 1911 45
4s
J-J
J-J. 75,000r__ _July 1 1919
A-0 20,000r... Apr 1 1912 43
4s
J-J
35,000r-Jan 1 1920
20.000r___July 1 1912 43
4s
J-J
A-0 150,000r--_Apr 1 1920
4s
50,000r_ __Jan 1 1913 45
J-J
A-0 50.000r___Apr 1 1921
4s
25.000r__Ja.n 1 1914 48
J-J
A-0 25,000r-Oct 1 1921
A-0 •40,000r__Apr 1 1916 43
4s
J-J
50,000r-Jan 1 1922
4s
20,000r._ _Jan 1 1915 4s
J-J
J-J
25.000r-July 1 1922
4s
A-0•100,000r___Apr 1 1927 43
A-0 40,000r-__Apr 1 1923
J-D 11.000c_ __Dec 1 1928 43
4s
J-J 165,000r_July 1 1925
Park Loan.
J-J
43
50,000r__ _July 1 1928
4s
J-J $30.000c___July 1 1919 43
A-0 10.000r__Oct 1 1928
4s
A-0
8,000r_._Oct 1 1919 43
J-J
75,000r_July 1 '27-'29
4s
A-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1920 43
25,000r.._ Jan 1 1930
J-J
4s
A-0
5.000r-Oct 1 1920 43
A-0 25,000r_.
..Oct 1 1930
48
M-N 5.000r___May 1 1917 3(s
M-N 31.000r_ Nov 1 1913
43
M-N 5,000r_ _May 1 1919 $!(s
6,000r-Dec 1 1915
J-D
34s
M-N 5,000r__ _May 1 1915 3%3
2.000r__Apr 1 1916
A-0
3113
A-0 12,000r___Apr 1 1912 348
11-N 24,500r___Way 1 1916
3,500r___June 1 1917
J-J •23,000r___July 1 1912 348
3%s
J-D
4s
M-N
8.500r___Feb 1 1917
3,000r_May 1 '16-'17 3%s
F-A
48
25.000r___July 1 1931
M-N 3,500r___May 1 1916 34$
J-J
4s
75.000r___Jan 1 1932
M-N
3,500r_ _May 1 1917 3318
J-J
4s
M-N 3,250r._.May 1 1918 3%s
A-0 325,000r___Apr 1 1932
A-0 20,000r __Apr 1910-11
334s
•The loans marked thus (*) in the above taole 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 42,967,149.72.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.
Dec. 19 '08.Dec. 19 '07. Dcc. 19 '06.
Funded debt (exclusive of water)_ _ _ 42,764,200
$2,562,700 $2,497,200
Sinking funds
798,956
795,023
809,782
Net debt
Water debt (additional)
Water-works sinking fund
$1,954,418
.41,768,500
513,037
41,763,744 $1,702.1-/
$1,778,500 $1,788.00
460,277
389,262
Net water debt
Total net municipal debt
$1,318,223 $1,399,238
-$1,255,463
$3,081,987 $3,101,414
44,209,881
The funded debt as given above for Dec. 19 1908 includes loans to the
amount of $1,093,500 in excess of debt limit and issued under authority of
special Acts of Legislature; sinking fund, special debts, $549.464. Temporary loans amounting to $895,000 are not included in totals. Borrowing
capacity Dec. 19 1908, $221,335.11.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-Assessed valuation and tax rate, real
estate being taken "at about three-fourths cash value." have been:
Assessed ValuationRate of Ta3
YearsPersonal.
Total.
Real.
per $1,000
1908
413,352,558
$68,399,271
$55,048,815
$20.00
1907
13,491,367
65,912,157
52,420,700
18.00
1005
10,026,858
56,207,008
45,180,150
18 40
1900
51,655 188
42,364,060
18 00
9,291,128
1890
11,340,048
29,390,332
15 00
40.730,378
1880
5,470,192
17,913,543
17 80
23,383,735
1870
8.849,903
20,927,115
14,277,212
17 28
18606,291,460
8 80
9,849,085
3.357,805
1850
9 00
4.834.843
1.674,328
3 160,515
POPULATION.
-In 1905 was 77.025; In 1900 It was 68,513; in 1890.
55,727; in 1880. 38,274.
4571,387
Net water debt
$571,367
$626,121
Total net debt of city
$2,711,823 $2,701,100 42,773,253
The city's borrowing capacity on Jan. 1 1909 was $213,708 79.
-The city owns real estate and personal property
CITY PROPERTY.
valued at 48,888,853.
-The city's assessed valuation (about actual
ASSESSED VALUATION.
MALDEN. G. Louis Richards, Mayor; F. W. Eaton, And.
value) and tax rate in different years have been as follows:
Assessed Valuation
Rate ofTax
This city (P. 0. Boston) is In Middlesex County. Inc. March 31 1881.
YearsPersonal.
Real Estate.
per $1,000. The city owns property valued at $1,971,900, not Including the water works.
Total.
1908
$60,590,000
$17,268,891
$20.40 which cost 4888,488.
477,858,801
1907
15,763,821
59,690,910
10.90
75,454,738
1905
Land Bonds.
When Due
57.208,845
14,423,798
71.632,643
20 20 LOANSFire Department.
1900
56,007,135
Is '06 A-0 $4,000 Apr 1 '10-'13
15,489,600
71,495,735
18 80
A-0 $3,600_Apr 1 1910-13 Is '06 J-D
4s
1890
45,318,150
9,000__June 1 '10-'18
17.037.462
62,353,812
13,000_ _July. 1 '10-'22
Drainage Bond.
1887
J-J
41,322,794
15,428,459
56,749,253
17 00 345
5 70
POPULATION.-In 1905, 94,845; in 1900, 94,969; in 1890, 77.896.
A-0 14,000_July 2 1910-23 3 %s'02 J-J $15,000__ _ _July 1 1932
4s
Station Loans
3 As'04 J-J
20,000____July 1934
LYNN. Chas. H. Tucker, Auditor; R. E. Ramsdell, Treas. 95 PoliceJ-J $34,000_ __ _July '10-26 45 '08 J-J 10,000____July 1 1938
'08
1
This city is in Essex County. Lynn pays to the sinking fund yearly an
School House Loans.
3 As'09 A-0 20,000____Apr 1 1939
amount of money sufficient, with the accumulations of interest on the 4s
Street Loans.
M-N $25.000_Nov 1 191e-19
sinking fund investments, to pay off the entire debt at maturity. In- 48
10.500„July 4 '10-'15 3%3'00 J-J
J-J
$1,000__July 2 1910
corporated as a city April 10 1850.
J-D 11,100_June 11910-15 3;0'01 J-J
45
2.000_JuIP 1 '10-'11
Brown Tall Moth Extermination,
When Due.
LOANSF-A 24,000..„Aug 1910-17 3%s'02 J-J
4s
1910
1.000-July 1
343
M-N $5,000r___Nov 1 1915 348
Public Library Loan.
8,500-Aug 1 1911-19 3 %3'04 J-J
5,000„July 1 '10-'14
F-A
A-0•435.000r___Apr 1 1917 3%s
43
J-J
8,500r___Jan 1 1916 3%s
4,000__Juty 2 '10-'13
F-A 32,000_Aug 1 1910-25 3%3'08 J-J
4:4
M-N
Fire Department.
3.000_Nov 1 1910-12 53 '07 M-N
7,000_ _May I '10-'16
5,000r-May 1 1916 3As
M-N
43
A-0•410.000r_Apr 11916 9s
M-S
3,000r_ __Sept 1 1916
70,000_ _July '10-'26 5s
2 non _ Oct 1 '10-'11
J-J
A-0
45
M-N
A-0
9,000r_ _Oct 1 1913 43
5,000r___Nov 1 1916 4s '05 J-J 195,500_ _ _ _July '10-26 48 '08 J-J
3.000__July 1 '10-'12
43
J-D
J-D 12,000r..Dee 1 1910-13 43
2,500r__Jnne 1 1917 95 '08 J-J
13,300__July 1 '10-'28 4s '09 BUS 524,000__Mch 1 '10-'15
48
J-D
M-N
8,000r_-Deo 1 1913 4s
3,000r_ May 1 1917
Hospital Bonds.
112,000...MO 1 16-'19
3%s'05J-J
1101)1 9s
A-0
1,900r_ -Jan
5,000r___Apr 1 1918 3%4'05 J-D $10,000_Dec 1 1910-19 31 3'09 A-0 10,000„Apr 1 '10-'19
4
4As
J-D
2,350r_ .Dec i 4..17
J-D
5,000.Dec 1 1920-24
3118
28
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Water Construction.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $120,000___July 1 1910
Brick Sidewalks.
48
15,000____July 1 1011
53 '07 M-N $1,000c___May 1 1910 34s'01 J-J
30,000___July 1 1912
• Municipal Loan.
4s 92 J-J
68,000____July 1 1913
J-J $36,000__July 1 '10-'17 4s '93 J-J
5s
42,000____Jan 1 1914
4s '08 J-J
11,700_July 1 '10-'18 43 '94 J-J
10,000____Jan 1 1915
48 '95 J-J
Public Parks.
19,000____Jan 1 1016
4s '94 J-J $80,000__ _July 3 1944 4s '96 J-J
15,000____July 1 1918
4s '95 J-J
20,000_ _July 3'45 &'47 43 '96 J-J
36,000____July 1 1919
45 '99 J-J
20,000__July 3 1924 4s '99 J-J
15,000_ _July 2 1920
12,000___July 1 1926 3 Iris'00 J-J
3 %s'01 J-J
50.000„July 1'22&'23
45 '04 J-J
18,000____July 3 1029 3 3.0'02 J-J
4s '07 J-D 25,000___-Dec 2 1932 3 ;0'04 J-J 23,000____July 1 1924
25.000..__ _July 1 1925
i is'05 J-J
3/
Sewerage.
Debt Jan 1 1909
48 '92 M-N $50,000____May 2 1922
$1,961,450
Total debt
4s '93 M-N 100,000____May 2 1023
634,384
4s '94 M-N 200.000____May 2 1924 Sinking fund, &c
1,327,066
150,000____May 2 1925 Net debt
43 '95 M-N
468,000
4s '96 M-N 100,000___ _May 2 1926 Water debt (included)_ _ _
375,704
3 4s'03 MN 30,000...May 2 '33- 5 Water sinking fund (Incl.)28,439,600
'10-'11 Assessed val., real
2.000-July 2
45 '08 J-J
3,000__Dec 1 '10-'12 Assessed val.. personal.._ _12,730,980
53
J-D
41,190,580
2,000...Dec 1 '10-'11 Total valuation 1909
J-D
4s
(Assessment about actual value.)
5s '07 M-N 8.000_May 1 '10-'17
20 000___July 1 1939 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_415 70
4s '08 J-J
37,990
33is'00 A-0 20,000____Apr 1 1939 Population in 1905
30,000___ July 1 1939
45 '09 J-J
in Boston.
INTEREST is payable
MANCHESTER. Edwin P. Stanley, Treasurer.
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated 1645.
When Due. BONDED DEBT May 1909 $214,000
LOANSTax valuation 1909_ ._ _13,436,643
Water Bonds.
$9.40
4s '91 M-N $42.000c_Nov '10 to '16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
2,618
1910-1935 Population in 1905
4s '08 M-S 130,000
INTEREST payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
MARBLEHEAD. Everett Paine, Treasurer.
.
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated In 1649.
school House Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJ-D t28,000c __ __1910-1923
3,14s
Town Notes.
6,000c_June 1 '10-11
4s
$1,500c__On demand 4s '06 J-D
____
30.0000_June 1 '12-'26
Water Bonds.
_Nov '10-18 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_ _ $258,000
4s
M-N $30,500c_
17,356
4s
M-N 14,500c__May '10-'19 Sinking fund
137,500
45
17,500c_Jan '10 to '20 Water debt (included)
J-J
7,468.022
41,000c__July '10-'21 Total valuation 1908
43
J-J
4a
J-D 14.000c..Dec '09 to '23 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
330'00 M-N 15,000_ May 1 '10-'24 Tax rate (per 11,000) 1909_117 00
7,209
Population in 1905
Electric Light Bonds.
49
J-J $50.000c___July 1 1924
5,000c_May 1 '10-'14
4s
J-J
INTEREST on the electric-light and water-works bonds Is payable at
Boston; on town notes at Marblehead,
MARION. Wm. H. Cobb, Chairman of Selectmen.
1852.
Incorporated In
Water Loan.
J-J 1$88,000c_Jan 1 '13-'34
4
12.000c- Jan 1 '31-'38
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909-$123,650
173,850
Total assets
Total assessed val. 1909__ A,408,620
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ ..$9.00
INTEREST payable at City Trust Co., Bostoo.
This town is In Plymouth County.
When Due.
LOANSImprovement Loan.
___ $2,400__Mch 11 '10-'12
4s
Sewer Loan.
____ $17,000_Jan 31 '10-'27
3%s
4,250_Apr 20 '10-'27
____
45
MARLBOROUGH. C. S. Thomson, Auditor.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
MELROSE. E. H. Moore, Mayor; Edwin C. Gould, Auditor.
This city Is In Middlesex County. Incorporated as a town 1850; as a
city Jan. 1 1000. P. 0. address Is Boston.
Sewer Bonds,
When Due.
LOANS4s
.1-D $200,000c_June 1 '24-'25
-Works.
Water
J-J
50,000c_ __ July 11026
M-N $25,0000___May 1 1912 4s
45
J-D 25,000c__ _ June 1 1912
M-S 37,0000___Sept 1 1912 4s
4s
J-D 50,0000__June 11017
A-0 50,000c_Oct 1 1913 4s
4s
J-J
10,000c___July 1 1935
M-S 35,000c___Mch 1 1918 4s
4s
J-J
20,000_ _July 1 '37-'38
38,000c_ _July 1 1925 45
4s
J-J
____ 10,000__ _June 1 1937
10,000___Aug 1 1922 4s
___
4s
___
5,000_35-s'09_ Feb 1 1923 3s'09 J-D 10,000c___June 1939
45
33is'00 J-D J44.000c_June 1 '10-31 TOTAL DEBT June 1 '09_4988,000
546,165
1 1,000c__ _June 1 1932 Sinking fund assets
Total value city property_ 1.707,334
School Bonds.
4s '96 F-A$200,000c_Feb 24 1918 Tax valuation 1909
(Assessment actual value.)
1929
3548'09 s-a
78,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1903_19.30
City-Hall (renewal).
15.122
4s '92 M-S $45,000c___Sept 1 1912 Population In 1908
Surface Drainage Bonds
45 '02 J-J $100,000c_ _July 15 1932
INTEREST is payable at Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank, the Eliot Nat. Bank
and Second Nat. Bank of Boston and Melrose Nat. Bank of Melrose.
MERRIMAC. James C. Pease, Treasurer
This town Is in Essex County. Incorporated In 1876.
When Due. BOND. DEBT April 1009- $93,000
•
LOANS6,592
Floating debt
Water Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $80,500c_July 15 '10-32 Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,224,701
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_422.00
Electric Light Bonds.
2,131
:-.T
$8,500c_July 15 '10-26 Population in 1900
4s
INTEREST payable at First National Bank. Boston.
METHUEN. Joseph S. Howe, Town Treasurer.
This town (P. 0. Sta. Lawrence) is in Essex County.
Pump Loan
When Due.
LOANS1913-1914
F-A $7,000
4s
Water Bonds.
-House Notes.
School
M-N $100,000c___May 1 1024
4s
1921
J-D 55,000.
F-A 37,300c ____1910-1924 3s
45
J-J
3,500__Jan 1 1925
A-0 25,000c_Oct 11925 4s
4s
M-S
5,000____Mch 1 1925
F-A 25,000o_ _Feb 1 1928 4s
4s
F-A
1917-1918
9,000
J-D 25,000c___Dec 1 1930 48
4s
Town Notes.
1910-1924
15,000
_
__
4s
____ $8,053 00_0n demand
6s
4s Sewer Loan.
J-D 6,309 40__On demand
1911 4s
J-D $20,000
M-N 10,000___Apr 30 1912 BOND. DEBT May 13 '09.$230,000
4s
127,063
25,000____July 1 1932 Note debt
J-J
3s
73,756
J-J
2,500____Jan 1 1914 Sinking fond. _ _ _. ___ ... ___
3S4s
800____Jan 1 1017 Total assessed val. 1908_5,913,482
J-J
434s
4 s
111-S
1,500_ _Sept 1 1917 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
F-A
9,000_1015 & 1916 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_419.20
4s
Population in 1005
8,678
INTEREST on bonds in Boston; on town notes at Treasurer's office.
PIIDDLEBOROUGH. A. H. Eaton, Treasurer.
This town is in Plymouth County. Inc. In 1869. The town of Middleborough and the Fire District of Middleborough are distinct organizations.
General Improvement Loan.
Light Bonds.
M-N $3,800c_Nov 11015
4s
M-N $1 200c_Nov 1 1915 4s
Sewer Loan.
M-N 49,000c_Nov 1 '10-'23
4s
4s '06 F-A
M-N $20,000c.Nov 1 '10-'13
20,000c_Aug 1 24-'27 4s
.
BO N in dEIr Jan 1 '09_ $160,450
floatD g.D et
Railroad Loan.
39,500
M-N $20,000c_Nov 1 '18-'21
4s
4,527,595
Total valuation 1903
School Loan.
(Assessment about full value.)
M-N $5,000c._ _Nov 1 1914
4s
750 Dec 12 '10-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_420.25
Is
.1-D
8,885
250c_ _ _Sept 8 1913 Population in 1900
M-S
4s
7.000
M-N 23,050__Nov 1910-28 P000latloo ill 1909 (est)
45
INTEREST on light bonds is payable in Boston; on railroad loan in
Salem: on other loans in Middleborough.
MIDDLEBOROUGH FIRE DISTRICT. W. L. Beals, Clerk Commissioners.
$8,831
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS8807
83
Assessed valuation 1908_ __3,258, 1
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
M-S $28.500r ___1010-1018
45
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '00_ _ _ 428,500 Fire dls. tax rate(per$1,000)'00.$2.25
INTEREST is payable at Middleborough.
This city is in Middlesex County; Incorporated May 23 1800.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
LOANS4s
M-S$125,000c__Sept 1 1912
Sewer Bonds.
M-S 75,000c___Sept 1 1913
A-0$125,0000___Apr 1 1911 4s
4s
M-S 30,0000-Sept 1 1921
J-J 100,000c___July 11011 45
4s
F-A 150,000c___Aug 1 1922
M-S 30,000c__Sept 1 1914 4s
4s
M-S 70,000o_Sept 1 1924
J-J
43
20,000c__July 1 1918 45
50,000c___July 1 1926
12,000o__ ..July 11029 43
J-J
4s '04 J-J
M-N 27.000o_ May 1 1930
13,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1933 4s
__s
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_1,011,500 MIDDLESEX COUNTY. J. 0. Hayden, Treasurer.
City Hall Bonds.
44,840
45 '05 J-J .1$1,000c_July 1 1910 Floating debt
County scats are Lowell and Cambridge. Incorporated 1643.
543,125
Court-House Bonds.
142,000c_July 1 '11-24 Slniting funds
When Due.
526,000 LOANS- Bonds.
J-D $930.000c Dec 1 '10-'32
4s
13,0000 ____1010-1922 Water debt (Included)._
J-J
43
Building
Total valuation 1909 .__ _10,320 900 Is
55:0 0
0
School Notes.
J-1) ($150,0000 Dec 1 '10-'14 BOND. DEBT Oct 1900_4520 00
(Assessment is 7-10 actual value.)
45
J-J 1 $9,000o ____1910-1912
{ 120,000e Dec 1 '15-'20 Floating debt (notes)
1 20,0000 ....-1913-1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901L__ 422.20
624,507,250
1 10,000c __Dec 1 1921 Tax valuation 1909
14.072
In 1905
Population
Oeneral Loans.
Population In 1800
431,167
Truant School Notes.
15,000 „
J-D 350.000C-June 1 1915 Population in 1909 (est)
95
607,938
.1-13 $5,000___Deo I 1010 Population in 1005
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at the Winthrop Nat. Bank, Boston.
INTEREST Is all payable at the Beacon Trust Company, Boston.
WATER WORKS are self-support ng and the value of the city property
MILFORD. Clifford A. Cook Treasurer.
Is $1.541.588.
County.
This city
MEDFORD. C. M. Brewer Mayor; P. R. Litchfield, Treas. LOANS- is in WorcesterWhen Due. Incorporated 1780.
School Notes.
This city Is in Middlesex County. Incorporated May 31 1802.
3%8 g M-N $2,400__ -Nov 10 1918
Town-Hall Loan.
Public Building Bonds
When Due.
LOANS.Nov 1910 BOND. DEBT Apr 1909__ $198,000
4s '03 J-J $38,000c -July 1 1913 3 s g NI:N 329„Sept 15 1910 Notes outstanding
Sewer Bonds
050
5
As
A S1,9
98,600
4s '94 J-J $10,000c. __July 1 1915 4s '94 M-N 56,000cNov 1 1914
Total valuation 1908
7.001,160
,0 wer B
Se6 A-co
26,000c___July 1 1911 45
4s '94 A-0 10,000c _Oct 11015 Is '93 J-J
s$7,000 _ -- _1910-1016
ondf.
(Assessment about full value.)
8,000c_July 1 1912
45 '95 F-A 18,000c_Aug 11016 4s '95 J-J
1140,000___1017-1936 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ __$22 00
18,000c___July 1 1915 4s '08 M-N 48,000c_Nov 1 .'l0-'33 Population in 1905
4s '95 F-A 40,000c_Aug 1 '17&'10 48 '95 J.J.
12.105
4s '95 F-A 10.000cAug 1 1918 Is '98 r-A 80,000c___Aug 1 1918
INTEREST on the 4s payable at the National Shawmut Bank in Boston;
4s '95 F-A 15.000c. __Aug 1 1920 Is '99 M-S 35,000c___Mch 11010 on 34s & 3s at the Milford Savings Bank and the City Trust Co., Boston.
%s
Park Bonds.
4s '95 F-A 23,000c___Aug 1 1921
4s '05 F-A 25,000o_ Aug 1 1922 4s '00 F-A $12.000c_Feb 1 1930 MILTON. J. Porter Holmes Treasurer.
20,000cJuly 1 1932
45 '95 F-A 30.000c.....Aug 1 1923 4s '02 J-J
This town (P. 0. Boston) Is in Norfolk County. Incorporated in 1662.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
10,000c___July 1 1924 Is '02 M-N 27,000c. Nov 1 1932 LOANS
48 '94 J-J
4s '04 J-J
35,000r. July 1 '10-14
School-House Bonds.
45 '94 A-0 10,000c___Oct 1 1924
Library Bonds
s
10,000
$35,000
48 '96 J-J
20,000c ___July 1 1925 4s '03 M-N $45.000c___May 11022
Building Bonds.
1 1926 4s '07 MN 14,000c_May 1 1927
45 '96 J-J
41.000c___July
School Loan
4s '08 A-0 $9,500e Apr 1 '10-16
4s '08 F-A 85,000c___Aug 1 1928
Play-Ground Bonds
38,000
_ __
debt Oct 15 '09_ _ $235:0 0
297 00 0
0
Water-Works Bonds.
45 '94 J D $9,000c___Dec 1 1914
3M5'09 M-N 166,000_Nov 1 '10-'20 Fundedtng
i er debt (inc.)
Net
28.000c Jan 1 '10-'16
145,000_Nov 1 '214$ '03 M-N 9,000c___May 1 1932 4s '94 J J
'29
wa
tro w
673,041
4s '94 J-J
2,000c_Jan 1 1917
Notes.
Water Bonds.
12,000c_Jan '18,'20'22 334s
3;0'00 ___ $24,500__Dec 1 1910 45 '94 J-J
F-As 88,000c_Aug I '10-17 Total valuation 1909_ __24,531,375
6,000c_Jan '19 & '21 3145
4s '03 ___ 18,000___Jan 1 1913 43 '94 J-J
F-A 150,000c__Aug 1 '18-32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_413.20
Population in 1000
7,800
5.000c___Oct 1 1914
4s '03 ____ 12,500......July 15 1913 4s '94 A-0
on school bonds of 1009 payable at City Trust Co., Boston;
4s '03
7,450__Dec 1 1913 48 '94 A-0 25,000c__Oct 1 1919
INTEREST
4s '04
36.000__Dec 1 1914 4s '94 J•D 25,0000__Dec 1 1922 on other loans at First National Bank, Boston.
6,000c_Ju1y 1 1916
3,650_ -__Jan I 1015 4s '95 J-J
43 '05 ____
3,0000__ _July 1 1917 NATICK. Edward Clark, Treasurer.
4s '05 ____ 33,643_Ju1y 1 1915 4s '95 J-J
4.000c..„Ju1y 1 1018
This town Is In Middlesex County. Incorporated Feb. 19 1781.
4s '05 ____ 18,000__Dec 1 1915 Is '95 J-J
Debt February 1 1909.
30,000cJuly 1'20-'21 ...Sewer Notes.
4s '06 ---- .7.500____Jan 1 ma gs '95 J-J
_ _ -. :450,665 _ ___ _1927-1038 Water debt
$151.700
26.000c _July 1 1923
5,000 __May 1 1916 4s '07 J-J
4s '06____
979
Sinking fund
Stable Bonds
Grade Crossing Notes.
4s '06 __- 16,000-__Aug 1 1916
1910-1016
Net water debt-- -----$150,721
2,400____Sept 1 1916 45 '04 J-D $15,000c_June 11024 __
- - -- $29 500
4s '06 _ __ _
$2A3,665
Sewer debt
Loan Bonds
Municipal
Water Notes.
45 '06 ____ 11,000_Dec 1 1916
29',810
1910-1938 Sinking fund
_ _ _ 311,74
4s '06 ____ 15,000____Dec 1 1926 4s '07 M-N $193,000c__May 1 1917 ...
253,849
Net sewer debt
100 000c_Jan 11918
48 '07 _- 7.000__Jan 1 1927 4s '08 J-.I
-Sewer Bonds.
29,500
J-J $200,000.July 115-20-5-6 Grade-crossing debt
43 '07 ____
5,000_ _ _July 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09_41,257,000 4s
122,3-14
25,000-July 15 1026 Net general debt
4s '07 ____ 14,500_ _ _ _Aug 1 1917 Note and certificate debt__ 352,177 43
J-J
---185,000
45 '07 ____ 10,800____Sept 1 1917 Temporary loans
Water Bonds.
Total net debt of town_ _457,6,414
as '07 ____ 27,239 __ _Jan 1 1918 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909 1,794,177 31
A-0 $60,000-Oct 1 '10-21
-is
941,573 3145
A-0 56 000___Oct 1 '22-28 Total assessed val. 1908_47,249,600
4s '08 ____ 8,000__ _Jan 1 '10-'13 Sinking funds
9,000_ _ __Oct 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$22.40
176,000 3SO
4s '08 ____ 12,000July 1 1928 Water debt (included)- _ _
A-0
9,609
89,338 4 48
J-J
8,000----Jan 1 1930 Population in 1905
7,500_ _ _Oct 1 1918 'Borrowing capac. Jan 1 '09
45 '08 ____
7,000__Jan 1 1931 Population in 1007 (est) _ _ _10,000
19,640,400 4s
4s '08 ____ 8,000___Dec 1 1918 Tax valuation, real
J-J
personal
3,159,600
1,700___Dec 1 1913 Tax valuation,
4s '08 ____
22,800,000 NEEDHAM. Chas. E. Stanwood, Treasurer.
48 '08 ____ 2,500_Dec 22 1913 Total valuation 1908
This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated In 1711.
3 yis'09 M-N 12,500_ _ _ _May 1 1919 (Assessment about market value.)
When Due.
School Bonds.
10.638
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _$)2.80 LOANSCertificates of Indebtedness.
4s
J-J $10,082.00-1910-1918
Water Debt.
45 '02 F-A $37,294 92c_Feb 11012 Population in 1905
18,500o -1910-1927
J-J
M-S1161,0000 ___ _1910-1932 4s
Municipal Loan bonds were issued to take up the unfunded debt as 4s
The
M-S 15,000r ___ _1933-1935 BOND. DEBT Apr I 1909- $320,500
4s
It matures.
5,672,972
Total valuation 1908
Refunding Bonds.
There Is also a fund known as the Bradbury Fund, amounting to $11,252.
(Assessment at actual value.)
____ 321,0000 --__ 1930-1932
This is Invested In the Medford Savings Bank and is not included In esti- 31.4s
S 4 . 0 0 ...-__11133 1038 Total tax (per 31.000) 1908-417 00
4s
mating the city's Indebtedness 4,284
Population in 1905
Town-Hall Bonds.
INTEREST on school bonds of 1908 Is payable at the National Shawmut
4,700
1M-S 132,500c ____ 1910-1922 Population in 1909 (est.)
Bank In Boston; on other loans and bonds at the National Bank of the Is
INTEREST Is payable at Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
Republic of Boston. All notes and int. on same are paid by City Treasury.
Nov. 1909.]
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEW BEDFORD. Wm. S. Cook, Treasurer.
This city is in Bristol County. Incorporated March 9 1847.
High-School Bonds.
City Improvement.
A-0 $30,000r___Oct 1 1910 334 g'05J-J $100,000r __July 1 1925
es
Park Bonds
M-S 170,000r___Mch 1 1912
310
A-0$100,000r__APr 11942
310
F-A 80,000r__Feb 1 1913 4s
28 000r -July 1 1951
J-J
_
J-D 120,000rDee 1 1913 310
4s g
72,000r_Jan 1 1957
45 g '05 J-J 110 000r_July 1 1915 45 '07 J-J
Library Bonds
'10-16
4s '07 F-Al 161,000_Feb 11
1 26.000___Feb 11 1917 330'08 J-J $100,000r__Jan 1 '10-'29
Bridge Bonds.
410'07 A-0 97,000._ _Oct 1 1917
.J-l) 43.000r_ __Dec 191 4s '07 J-J $777,000r__Jan 1 1957
58
Engine House Bonds.
4s g '08 J-J 164,700r_July 1 '10-'18
4s'08 M-N 116,000r_Nov 1 '10-'13 45 '07 M-N $20,000-___May 1 1927
Water Loan.
110,000r_Nov 1 '14-'18
A-0 $20,000r_ __Apr 1 1918
310'09 J-J 260,000r_July 1 '10-19 45,
A-0 120,000r_ _Apr 1 1924
40 '09 F-A f 1,581 83__Aug 1 1910 4s
A-0 200,000c__Dec 15 1924
__Augl '11-19 4s
19,000
A-0 400,0000___Apr 1 1926
4s g
Wharf Bonds.
J-J 600,000c___Jan 1 1927
4s g
M-N $52,000r___May 11927 4s g
4s g
51-N 30,000r-May 1 1913 310 g J-D 48,000r-June 1 1930
School and Public Building Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
M-S$128,000r___Mch 1 1917
4s
A-0 $48,000r-Apr 1 1910 4s g
43
A-0 57.000r___Apr 1 1911 3 S•is g F-A 92,000r___Feb 1 1918
100.000r___Apr 1 1912 310 g F-A 30,000r__Feb 1 1919
45
A-0
45
A-0 108,000r___Apr 1 1913 310 g J-D 200,000r_June 1 1920
M-S 65,000r___Mch 1 1922
4s
A-0 32,000r___Apr 1 1914 310
A-0 58,000r___Apr 1 1925 330 g F-A 120.000r_Feb 1 1923
4s
g J-D 50,000r _Dec 1 1923
M-S 69,000r___Mch 1 1927 4s
45 g
310 g F-A 35,000r-Feb 1 1928 4s g '05 J-D 32,000.__Dec 1 '10-25
75,000r__July 1 '10-24
3;0 g F-A 33,009r__Feb 11029 4s g '04 J-J
48,000r_Jan 1 '10-25
M-S 30,000r___Mch 1 1932 4s 05 J-J
334s
21,000r_ .July 1 1925
J-D 30,000r_-_Dec 1 1933 4s g '05 J-J
4s g
62,000r __July 1 1935 4s g '08 J-J 12 0,000r_July 1 '10-'27
4s g '05 J-J
1 20,000r_ __July 1 1928
4s '07 A-0 72,000 r_Oct 1 '10-'17
160.000r_Oct 1 '18-'37 310'09 J-J 100,000r_July 1 '10-'29
45 '08 -_ 250,000
INTEREST on coupon bonds payable at the office of the City Treasurer;
registered bonds 'payable by check.
STATEMENT OF DEBT, &c., APRIL 1 1909.
$45,355,775
$5,839,000 Assessed val. real
Bonded debt
966,067 Assessed val., personal.....30,045,199
Sinking funds
4,872,933 Total valuation in 1908_ _75,400,974
Net debt
(Assessment about actual value.)
Water debt (incl. above)_ 1,418,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908._ .$19.00
Park, school, bridge, 11Population in 1906 (spec'l cen)79,078
brary and wharf debt
2,967,000 Population In 1909 (est.) ____100,000
(included above)
Borrow. capac. June 10'09 275,353
The water bonds,the park loan, the school loans, the high-school bonds of
1905, the wharf bonds, the bridge bonds, the sewer bonds of 1907 and the
library bonds are authorized outside of debt limit.
The municipal sinking fund receives yearly about $100,000 and the water
sinking fund 128,000.
-Value in 1908 was $6,634,700.
CITY PROPERTY.
29
NORTH ADAMS. Dr. F. D. Stafford, Mayor; E. M. Hodge,
Treasurer.
LO cityis in Berkshire County. Incorporated March 22 1895.
This
Bridge Loans.
When Due
Nov 1910
3.18g00 M-N $1.200
Refunding Loans,
3.15g99J-J 065,083.33 _1912-1920 33ig 01 M-N 1,800____Nov '10-'11
7,000-Aug '10-'13
3.15g00M-S x14,916.64___Mch 1920 4 g '03 F-A
10,980--Nov '10-'15
3 15g00 M-S x15.616.69___Mch 1921 3.525g 05
School Loans.
334g01 F-A x30,533.33__Feb '21-23
31ig 02 A-0 x30,533.33__Mch '23-25 314g 04 J-J $12.000__July 1 '10-'12
2,200___June '10-'11
334g 03 A-0 x11,533.32 __1925-1926 3.17g 01J-D
Permanent Improvement Loans.
334g04 F-A x6,533.33___Aug 1926
3.45g05 J-D x4,533.33.June 1 1926 310'05 51-S $18,000__Mch 1 '10-'15
Aug 1910
4 g '08 F-A x1,533.32__Aug '26-27 334g '05F-A •1,000
4s g '07 J-J al ,533.33_ _July 1 1927 4s g '06 ___ •1.600_Nov 15 '10-'11
45 g '08 ___ x3.533.34...Sept 1 1927
Sewer Loans.
Water Loans.
43 '91 A-0 $4,000__May 1 '10-'11
3345'85 J-Df$12,000__June 1 '10-'11 35.4g 98 J-D 19,000_June 1 '10-'28
1 2,000__June 1 1912 3.2g'99 J-D 14,000___June '10-'29
330'89 J-J
80,000___June '10-10 3.2g 00 A-0 21.000___Apr '10-'30
334g05 84,500____Aug '10-'34 3.17g 01J-D '7,700_-June '10-'31
3.6s g
26,000_June 1 '10-'35 3.4g 02 ____ *7.580____Nov '09-'32
314g 96 J-D 20,250„..June '10-'36 4s g '03 F-A
7,200--Aug '10-'33
45 g '06 F
-A
1.000__Aug 1 '10-'11 334g 05 __- 3,000_-_June '10-'15
Sundry Loans.
3,500__Aug 1 '10-'16
4s g '06 F-A
314 g06 __ •
$79,333.34.June 10-26 4.2s e• '07 J-J 5,6)0. _July 1 '10-'17
3.6g96 J-D •17,000_June '10-'26 45 g '08 ___
3,150-Sept 1 '10-'18
$263,690
311g 97 _ •120,000.06_Mch '10-'27 Inside debt limit
409,325
3.4g 02 M-N
8.250_ _ _ _Nov '10-'12 Outside debt limit
245,700
4s g '04 M-N 15,000___ _May '10-'14 Water debt
918,715
4s g '04 A-0 10,000___ _Oct '10-'14 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 '08_
310'05 M-S
3,600__Mch 1 '10-'15 Total valuation 1908
16,360.648
6,4 lo_Nov 15 '10-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_419.00
5s g '0751-N
4s g '08 ___
500_Nov 15 1910 Population in 1905
22.125
Park Loans.
3 14g 02 M-N •$18.400___Dec '10- 321
• Outside debt limit. x Part of issue outside of debt limit.
INTEREST Is payable In Boston and North Adams.
NORTHAMPTON. J. W. O'Brien, Mayor; G. W.Clark,Treas
This city is in Hampshire County. Incorporated June 23 1883.
Bridge Notes.
When Due.
LOANS$3,000r (4%)
Hospital Loans.
On demand
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
3.65s 51-S $7,000r_Sept 1 '10-'16
9,000r_Sept 1 '10-'18 314s g J-J $72,000c July 1 '10-'17
M-S
3.85s
Refunding Railroad Loan.
School Bonds.
45
J-J 150.000c___JulY 1 1915 330 g 51-N $6,000c_May 1 '10-'12
Armory Bonds.
23,000c_ __July 1 1910
4s
J-J
J-D $17,000c
Dec 1 1912
310 '04A-0 60,000c. _Oct 1 '10-'21 4s
156 0 0
07. 08
8,000c_Sept 1 '10-'13 PERMAN'T DEBT Octl '09$468:02005
4s '06 51-S
M-S 12,000r_Sept 1 '10-'21 Floating debt
3 65s
Sinking fund assets
Sewer Loans.
199,000
334s '05 A-0 $10,000c___Oct '10-'15 Water debt (included)
14,216,355
7.000c_Aug 1 '10-'16 Total valuation 194)9
410'07 F-A
14,000r_July 1 '10-'23 (Assessm't about 80% actual value.)
3.855 J-J
Balch, Auditor.
NEWBURYPORT. Wm.
3 65s 51-S 10,000r_Sept 1 '10-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000)'09.-417.00
19.942
Population In 1905
Water Bonds
This city is In Essex County. Incorporated in June 1851.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
310 g J-J $136,000c_July 1 '10-'26
LOANS38 8'08 M-S $36,000__Sept 1 '10-'19 310 g 51-S 15,000c_Sept 1 '10-'121
%
City Bonds.
62,000___Nov 1 1024
J-J $90,0000_ July 1 1911 4s '00 ___
INTEREST on all bonds payable at Northampton.
4s
Sewer Bonds
A-0 25,000c___Apr 1 1913
4s
4s
M-S $65,000c_ Sept 1 1919 NORTH ANDOVER. Chas. E. Johnson, Superintendent
Overdraft Bonds.
M-N 35,000r___Nov 1 1919
4s '07 J-D $18,000r ____1910-1918 45
Public Works; G. H. Perkins, Town Treasurer.
4s
7,500r_Oct 1 1919
Water Bonds
A-0
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated 1855.
M-S 46,000r_Sept 1 1931
310 '04 J-D4283,0000.June '10-'34 310
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
48 '08 J-J J28,000c&r_July 1 '10-23 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4831,000 LOANS4s '09 J-J t$34,000c_July 1 '10-26
Water Bonds.
131,000
145,000c&r_July 1 '24-23 Floating debt
1923
J-J $80,000c
1,000c__ _July 1 '27
Sinking funds, &c
214,000 4s
School Bonds.
1929 BOND. DEB June 5 '09_4175,000
J-J
40,000c
12,269,721 4s
J-D $27,500r___June 1 1910 Total valuation 1909
330
M-N 22,000c ____1910-1931 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _5,625.672
35,000c&r_July 1 1922 (Assessment about 11 actual value.) 4s
J-J
330
J-D 12,000c _ __ _1910-1915 (Assessm't about 70% actual value.)
$18 00 4s
310
J-D 50,000c-Dec 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) '09
-House Bonds.
Engine
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_420.00
Population in 1005
14.673
Bridge Bonds.
1910-1928 Population In 1900
4s '09 J-D $19,000
4,243
310 '05 51-S $48,000c&r_ '10-'15
INTEREST is payable at the Winthrop National Bank In Boston.
INTEREST is payable at City Treasury or at First Nat'l Bank of Boston.
NEWTON. Francis Newhall, Treasurer.
The city is situated In Middlesex County. Incorporated June 2 18/3.
When Due. 'Water Loans.
LOANS4s '80A-0$100,000c&r_Oct 1 1910
•Sewer Bonds.
A-0 300,000eArApr'14,'17218
45 '91A-0 $250,000c&r.Apr 1 1911 4s
4s '92A-0 200,000c&r_Apr 1 1912 48 '90A-0 250,000c&r_Apr 1 1920
A-0 200.000c&rApr 1 '21-22
4s '93F-A 100,000c_ __Aug 1 1923 48
'94J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924 48 '93F-A 50.000c _Aug 1 1923
4s '94A-0 125,000c&r_Oct 1 1924 4s '94A-0 75,000c&r_Apr 1 1924
4s '96J-J
70,000c&r_July 1 1926 48 '95F-A 60,000c&r_Aug 1 1925
70,000c&r_July 1 1926
4s '9751-N 100,000c&r..May 1 1927 48 '96J-J
45.000c__July 1 1927
4s '98M-S 50,000c&r-Sept 1 1928 4s '97J-J
4s '92J-D 98.000r___Dec 1 1922 4$ '9851-S 75,000c___Mch 1 1928
4s '92J-D 21,000r_Dec 15 1022 330 '0111-S 25,000r---Sept 1 1931
4s '95J-D 70,000r_ _..Dec 2 1025 310 '02J-D 35,000c_June 1 1932
310 '0051-N 25 000r__May 1 1930 310 '03J-D 38,000r_June 1 '10-'28
3.10s'01A-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1931 310 '05M-N 25,000r_Nov 1 '10-'34
310 '0IJ-D 50,000c&r_Dec 1 1931 3 30 '06F-A 27,000r_Feb 1 '10-'36
310 '03J-D 38,000r_June 1 '10-'28
Boulevard Bonds.
310 '04J-J
40,000r_July 1 '10-'20 4s '94J-D $100.000c&r.June 1 1914
310'05 J-J
21.000r_July 1 '10.'au 4$ '94A-0 80,000c___Oct 11914
4s '08 A-0 26,000__Oct 1 '10-'35 43 '95A-0 80,000c_Apr 1 1915
3.655'08J-D 87.000r_June 1 '10-'28 4s '05 1I-N 100,000c__Nov 1 1915
School Loan.
4s '99J-J 100,000c&r_July 11916
4s '94J-D $50.000c___June 1 1914 45 '9751-N 40,000r_May 1 1917
4s '94J-J
9,000c&r_July 1 1914 310 '09J-D 15,000r___June 11910
5,000r_ -July '10-'14
4s '95 A-0 60,000c&r_Apr 1 1915 330 '04J-J
• Washington Street Loan.
4s '95F-A 75,000c&r_Aug 1 1915
4s '96J-D 50,000e&r_Dec 1 1916 3s '00J-D $45,000o_Dee 1 1925
48 '07J-J 100,000r___Jan 1 1917 330 '01J-D 35.000c___Dec 1 1926
45 '07M-S 50,000c_Sept 11017 3145 '02J-D 12,0000___Deo 1 1927
15,000r__July 1 1918 310 '03J-D 13,000r___Deo 1 1928
4s '98J-J
3,500r-__July 1 1929
48 ,98 F-A 35,000r_Feb 1 1918 4s '07 J-J
310 '9951-S 82,950r___Sept 1 1919 4s '95F-A 300,000c&r_Aug 1 1935
330 '01A-0 34,000r___Oct 1 1921 48 '96F-A 206,000c&r_Feb 1 1936
60,000c&r_July 11036
310 '02J-J 211,000c&r_Jan 1 1922 45 '96J-J
7.850r___Apr 1 1922 48 '96J-D 100,000c&r_Deo 1 1936
310 '02A-0
310 '03J-D
4,000r_June 1 '10-'11 43 '9751-S 100,000c&r_Sept 1 1937
310 '0451-N 60,000r-May '10-'24 4s '97J-D 50,000c&r_Dee 1 1937
330'07 F-A 169,000_ Feb 1 '10-'24 48
'98111-N 50,000r___Nov 1 1938
4s '08 J-J 337.000 _July 1 '10-'28 4s '99J-D 63,0000-Dec 11930
310'09 A-0 32,000Apr 1 '10-'19
Engine House Loan.
7,600_ _ _ _July '10-'17 310 '0251-S $16,000r___Sept 1 1922
9s
____
Drains and Culverts.
Highway Loans.
45 '04J-D $20,000c&r_J'ne 1 1914 4s
'..5F-A $25,0000_Feb 11015
45 '07A-0
7 500____Apr 1 1917 48 '95A-0 52,000c&r_Apr 1 1915
Miscellaneous Loans.
4s '96J-D •10,000_Dec 26 1915
330 '01M-N $12,500r_Nov 1 1911 4s '0651-N •80,000c&r_May 1 1936
310 '02J-J
50,0000___July 1 1912
Hospital Bonds.
310 '02J-D 29,000c__Dec 1 1912 38 '00A-0 $30,000r_Oct 1 1920
3.105'01J-D 17.900r _,.June 1 1921
• Loans Issued outside the debt limit.
INTEREST payable at First National Bank of Boston or in Newton.
STATEMENT OF DEBT, ETC., OCT. 1 1909.
Municipal debt
14,758.800 Assessed val., real
$51,597,600
Water debt
1,376,000 Assessed val., personal__ 19,109,290
Total debt
6.134.800 Total valuatIon In
_ 70,796,800
Sinking fund
2,376.115 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_418.20
1909Water sinking fund (incl.) 574,758 City tax (per $1,000) 1909-$14.07
3,758,685 Population In 1905
36,694
Net debt
231,250 Population in 1900
Borrow. capac. Jan 1 '09_
33,587
NORTH ATTLEBOROTJGH. F. T. Westcott, Treasurer.
This place is in Bristol County. Incorporated In 1887,
Notes-(Con.)
LOANSWhen Due.
$4,900___Jan 12 1911
Town 4s
Water Bonds.
do 4s
10,600„June 27 1912
4s '84 J-J $35,000c__ _July 1 1914
6,500_ _ __June 1 1913
do 310
10,000c___ Jan 1 1913
4s '93 J-J
do 4s
1,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1911
4s '93 J-J
10,0000-July 1 1913
do 410 10,000_June 20 '14-'15
4s '93 J-J
30,000c_ _Jan '18&'23
Sewer Bonds.
4s '93 J-J
32,000c__July '18&'23
48 '09 51-S
3,000c_Sept 1 '15-'16 4s '09 M-N J$90,000c_Nov 1 '10-'19
Sidewalk Bonds.
1 32,000c_Nov 1 '20-'23
Electric Light Bonds and Notes.
4s '09 M-S $2,000c._Sept 1 1911
School Bonds.
45
J-J $50.000c-Jan 1 1924
4s '09 51-S $1,500c_Sept 1 1915 3345
J-J
6,950__July 1 '10-'19
4s '09 M-S 30,000c_Sept 1 '10-'29 4s '06
30,000__May 1 '10-'24
Notes.
410'07 ___
4,000___June 20 1910
Water 310
$1,700___Apr 8 1910 430'07 ___
2,000___June 20 1914
Assessor Plat Bonds.
do 4s
1,150__ Jan 12 1911
do 4s
26,250....Sept 1 '09-'25 4s '09 M-S $2,000c__ _Sept 1 1911
do 4s
12.600_Sept 1 '10-'23 TOTAL DEM`0ct_12 '09_ 444,105
do 48
3,000___Jan 23 1912 Sinking fund
73,013
3,500_ _ _June 20 1916 Borrowing capacity
do 4145
117,648
9,900__July 1 '10-'20 Sinking fund
73,013
Town 3145
2,800 __Dec. 15 1910 Tax valuation
_
do 330
-6,844,940
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$23.00
1909_INTEREST payable in Boston.
Population in 1905
7,878
NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE DISTRICT. C. F. Butterfield, Treasurer.
A district In Middlesex County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT:Oct 411909_ $76,000
LOANS4s '06 A-0 $50.000c_Oct 1 '11-'35 Assessed valuation 1909_2,585.000
4s '07 M-S 18,000e_Mch 1 '18-'35 Fire Dist. tax (per $1,000) '09-$1.00
430'08 A-0 18,000c_ _April '11-'35 Population in 1909 (est.)
1,800
INTEREST is payable at Appleton National Bank, Lowell.
NORWOOD. H. W. Gay, Treasurer.
The town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated In 1872.
chool-House Notes.
LOANSWhen Due.
45
J-D $34,000
Water Bonds.
1910-'26
Electric- Li gh t.
45
F-A $35,000c __Aug 1 1910
($10,000 each 5th year until paid.) 4s '07 J-D $20.000r_ Dec 1 '10-'17
45
J-D
8,000c__June 1 1915 410'07 J-D 23,000r_Dec 1 '18-'27
4s
J-D
5,000c__June 1 1918 4148'08 J-D 25,000 _ _ _1918-1927
J-D
4s
7,000c_June 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09... $259,000
J-D
4.000c_ _June 1 1920 Note debt
4s
130.050
4s
J-D •5,000_ _ _ _June 1 1911 Sinking fund
37,754
Fire-House Notes.
Total assessed val. 1909 __1$,779,065
$8,000
1910-'13 (Assessment about 95% act. val.)
45
J-D
Total tax (per $1.000) 1909__ $8.50
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07 J-D $156.000_ _June 1 '10-'47 Population In 1905
6,731
4s '08 F-A 39,000c_Aug 1 '10-'48
INTEREST paid by New Eng. Trust Co. and First Nat. Bank, Boston.
ORANGE. T. Wesley Bridge, Treasurer.
This town Is In Franklin County. Incorporated Feb. 24 1810.
Playgrounds
When Due.
LOANS410'08 F-A $I,500_ _On demand
Rifle Range
On
410'08 F-A $1,500__Nov 1 '10-'12 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $132,000
School-house loan
Water Bonds
23,300
45
$103,000c Sept 1 '10-'30 Floating debt
M-S
24,000
Total valuation 1909
Sewer Bonds.
3,612,985
NORFOLK 00UNTY. Fl. D Humphrey, County Treas.
4s
M-N $27,0000
(Assessment full value.)
county seat. Incorporated 1703.
($2,000 yearly on Nov. 1.)
Dedham is the
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$21.00
When Due. Permanent (note) debt Oct
School House Loans.
LOANSPopulation in 1000
5.520
4s
1 1900
J-J 1180,000...July 1 '11
F-A $4,800____On demand Population In 1905
'
$231,383 45
5,575
310'05 J-J
40,000_Julv 1 '19-'2', Temporary debt
100,000 410'08 F-A 18,500
On demand Population in 1909 (est.)
5,500
45 '05
261,370,248
J-J 10,000_ _July 11921 Assessed val. 1908
INTEREST on the water bonds Is payable at the Orange National Bank
43 '06 J-J
1,383_ _July 1 1021 Population in 1000
151,530 and at the office of the Town Treasurer; on the sewer bonds at the National
Population In 1905
167,537 Hide & Leather Bank, Boston, and the Orange National Bank; on all other
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank In 13ostc12.
loans at the Town Treasurer's office.
30
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VOL. Lxxxlv.
$51,550 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909...321 00
Floating debt
PALMER. Joseph F. Holbrook, Town Treasurer.
5.476,679 Population in 1905
5,682
Total valuation 1909
This town is In Hampden County.
5,800
(Assessment about actual value.) !Population in 1909 (est.)
Grammar-School Loan
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST 18 payable at First National Bank Boston.
____ $19,200
__a
Refunding Loan
BOND. DEBT Oct 23 1909 $68,872 REVERE. G. Arthur Tapley, Treasurer.
____ $18,000
Assessed valuation 1909___4,177,916
School House Bonds.
This town (P.0.Sta. Boston) Is In Suffolk County. Incorporated in 1871.
(Assessment about fair cash value.) LOANSWater Bonds.
43(8'07 J-J $24,000c_June 1 '10-'17
When Due.
18,000c_July 1 '10-'27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_417.20
48 '09 J-J
3348'05 A-0$312.000c_Apr I '10-35
School Loan Notes.
Population in 1900
7,801 4s
6.000.
.Sept 1 '10-15
J-D $6,500___Dec 2 '10-22 3348'05 M-S
M-N 10.150__May 15 '10-23 'Trunk Sewer Bonds.
48
INTEREST on the school loans is payable in Boston.
M-N 26,250-May 1 '10-24 4s '03 M-N $60,000c_May 1 '10-24
43
7,500__Oct 1 '10-24 48 '03 M-N 20,000c_May 1 '25-34
A-0
45
PEABODY. Elmer M. Poor, Clerk and Treasurer
Park Loan.
A-0 112,550__Apr 1 '10-'27
48
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated in 1855. Town property 4s
J-J
$5,000.__July 1 '10-14
____ 116,000_ _July 7 '10-'17 4s
valued at $1,411,561.
___
7,000_July 10 '10-'16
1 3,000__July 7 '10-'12 48
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS___ 14,000_Dec 23 '10-'11
48
Sidewalk Loan
48 '06 J-J 1$130,000c July 16'10-35
Loans.
School
4s12,500__Dec 23 1912
$1,500___May 18 1910
1
2,000c July 113 1936
3348'02 F-A $60,000cAug 15 '10-21
Fire-Station Loan.
Sewer Loan.
14,000 _Jan 1 '10 '16 4s '06 ___ 131,000_Nov 15 '10-'36
45s'08 __
J-D 535,000.__June 1 '10-14
4s '07 _
69,000 _Oct 1 '10 '32 4s '06A-0 $2.000___Feb 1 '15-16 334s
Light Bonds.
Electric 1 1,500___June 1 1915
J-J f 3,000___July 1 '10-12
48 '92 J-D $40,000c___June 1 1922 BOND, DEBT Jan 15 1909 $743,000 4s
J-D 20,000__June 1 '10-'17
I. 580____July 1 1913 4348
Floating debt
Water Bonds.
75,987
1,000_ _July 10 1910
____
63
2,500___Oct 28 1910 4s
A-0
16,354
4s '03 F-A$120,000c-Aug 1 '10-'33 Sinking fund
2,500- - __May 7 1910
____
J-1)
2.000_ _ _June 3 1J10 4%s
4s '04 J-D 30,000c_June 1 '10-'24 Total valuation 1909
10,880,514 4 &is
Highway Loan
F-A
eb
8.000..Fr 15 '10-'17
334s'05 F-A 104,000c_Aug 15'10-'55 (Assessment same as actual value.) 4%8
____ $1,000___Dec 23 1910
J-J j 6.500__July 1 '10-'14 4s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_420.00 48
Refunding Water Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
1 1,700__July 1 1915
11.523
4s '97 M-N $4,000c__ _May 1 1910 Population in 1900
J-D
800___June 1 1910 334s '0211-S3130,000r__Mch 1 '10-22
18 payable at the First National 334s
INTEREST on the sewer 48 of 1906
48
J J 5 7.2 Ai_ _July 2 '10 '15 334s '023$-S 35,000r__Mch 1 '10-16
Bank, Boston: on the sewer 4s of 1907 at the City Trust Co.. Boston.
1 1,750_ _July 2 1916 TOTAL DEBT Feb 11909 $940,097
4s
____ 5,000.May 18 '10-'14 Total valuation 1908___15,076,375
PEPPERELL. Edward L. Tarbell, Treasurer.
4s
--- 121,000__June 1 '10-'16 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909-$22.40
This town is in Middlesex County.
6 649
1 5,00O June 1 '17-'18 Population In 1905
12..487
When Due.1 BOND. DEBT May 22 '09_8100,000
LOANSPublic Landing Loan
Population in 1908
Assessed valuation 1908....$2,23•,994
Water Bonds.
___ $2,000__July I '10-'11
$1).00 48
48 '08 M-N $100,000_May 1 '13-'38 Total tax rate (per M)'08
INTEREST is payable in Boston at the Fourth National Bank.
PITTSFIELD. W. H. MacInnis, Mayor; F. M.Platt, Treas.
Pittsfield is in Berkshire County. Inc. as a town 1761, as a city 1891. ROCKLAND. J. S. Gray,Treas.; Ezekiel R.Studley, Clerk.
The sewer, water, paving and $131,000 of school debt, included below. Is
Town in Plymouth County.
outside of the debt limit.
LOANSWhen Due,
Funding Notes.
Improvement Bonds
When Due.
High-School Bonds1010-1915
LOANSJ-J 318,000
3 Us
60
1$6,000c___Dec 1 1910 4s '09 J-J $60,000
22. 0
Water Bonds
1910-1919 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909._ _ $96,00
1916 4s '08 J-D (49,0000_Dec 1 '11-17
4s
M-N $50,000c___May 1
-Works.
Water
Floating debt
3.972,659
115,000c_Dec 1 '18-'20 4s
4s g
]).1-S 20,000c_ __ Sept 1913
M-N $28,000c_May 1 '10-16 Total assessment 1909
(Assessment about full value.)
School Bonds.
48 '08 M-N 100,000c_May 1 '13-'32
F-A
8,0000__Feb 1 '10-17
4s
2
23 60
48 '08 M-N 190,000c_Nov 1 '15-'33 4s g M-N $80,000c&rMay 15 '10-'17
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ ...$6.88
Library Notes.
M-S $4,000__Mch 17 '10-13 Population in 1905
33-48'04 F-A 54,000r_Feb 1 '10-'14 334s g F-A66,000c&r_Aug 15'10-'20 3348
4s '08 J-D 128,0000_Dec 1 '10-'27
($10,000 yearly.)
Steam Roller Notes,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_41,135,000 334s
Paving Bonds.
_ __July 9 1910
J-J
186,140
INTEREST on water bonds is payable at the New England Trust. Co.
$500334 g '04 M-N $60,000r Nov 1 '10-'21 Note debt
477,000 Boston: other interest at office of State Treasurer.
Water debt (included)
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $90,000r June 1 '10-'18 Total assessed val. 1909__23,270.234
48 g
J-D 170.000c_June 1 '10-'26 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$16.00 ROCKPORT. Fred. E. Pool, Treasurer.
4s g
This town Is in Essex County. Incorporated Feb. 27 1840.
25,000
48 '08 M-N J 8.000c. Nov 1 1919 Population in 1905
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909_ $123,000
35,000 LOANS40,000c_Nov 1 '20-'23 Population in 1909 (est.)
11.000
Floating debt
Water Bonds.
INTEREST payable at First Nat. Bank and City Trust Co., Boston,
4s
J-J $18.000c-July 1 '10-25 Assessed valuation 1908-3.191430
PLYMOUTH. Edward L Burgess, Treasurer.
M-N 20.0000_May 1 '10-14 (Assessment about 75% actual value)
45
This town is in Plymouth County.
M-N 50.000o_May 1 '15-24 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_421.00
45
School Loans.
____ $53,000
334s
334s '02 M-N 11,500c-Nov 1 '10-32 Population in 1900
3348'01 11-N $2,000_.. _May 1 '10-'11
Water Loans.
,
44592
446
School Bonds.
Population in 1905
4s '95 F-A 4,286 58_Aug 1 '10-'25 4s '05 M-S $15.000c___Sept '10.24 INTEREST is payable in Boston at
___ $53,000
3348
45 '85 J-D 14,000June 1 '10-'14 3ils'02 F-A 1,650 _Aug 13 '10-12 48 '07 J-J
4,000c..,...Jan '22-'25
National Exchange Bank.
10,400__Aug 1 '10-'17 45 '04 J-J 21,000__July 1 '10-24
48 '90 F-A
8,000„Aug 1 '10-'19 3345'05 A-0 15,000-Apr 15 '10-15 SALEM. Charles H. Danforth, Aud.; William A. Hill, Treas.
4s '94 F-A
Sewer Loans.
48 '99 A-0 15,000.. Oct 2 '10-'19
This city Is In Essex County. Incorporated March 23 1836.
3 %s'01 M-N 12 000_ May 1 '10-'21 4 %s'93 M-N $3,000__Nov 1 '10-'13 LOANSPublic Park Loan.
When Due.
21,000July 1 '10-'30
16,000__July 1 '10-'33 3'%s'03 J-J
4s '08 J-J $17,000 _July 1 '10-'26
Bridge Bonds
3448'03 J-J
Plymouth C. & W. St. Ry. Loan. 3%8'09 J-J $40,000. Jan 1 '10-'19
($666 66 due yearly.)
Street Bonds.
6,000__Apr 15 '10-15 33i3'02 J-D $6,000__Dec 1 '09-'13
334s'05 A-0
48
J-D $8,000c-June 1 '10-13
Cemetery Bonds,
4s '08 F-A 23 ooii Feb 15 '1 r '42
-House Loan.
Engine
1910-1913
A-0 $2,600r_ __Apr '10-11 4s '03 J-D 12,000
3%s
$3,200__July 1 '10-'13
9,600_Nov 15 '10-'25 3Us'03 J-J
3348'05 ____
5,100r___ Sept '10-15
Municipal Loan.
4s '05 Ifd-S
1,600_Dec 15 '10-'13 48 '92 J-D $21,000c_June 1 '10-17 4s '08 M-N 14,000_ _ _May 1 '10-16
43 '07 ____ 23,000__July 1 '10-'32 4s '03 J-D
Fire Department Bonds.
Water Bonds (outside limit).
Street Loans
4s '03 J-J
2,000r__July 1 '10-11
4s '95 F-A $4,800__Aug 1 '10-'25 4s '05 81-S $14,000___Sept 1 '10-23 48 '06 F-A
L000r____Feb 1910 48 '00 J-D $88,0000 June 1 '10-'20
Armory Bonds.
4s '06 M-S
2,000___Sept 1 '10-11 4s '96 F-A
3,500r_Mch 1 '10-'16
900„Sept 8 1910
4s '00 M-S
Oct 1910
6.000_ _Oct 1 '10-15 3348'00 A-0
1,000r
3545'01 M-N 1.600__May 1 '10-'11 4s '06 J-D $25,500__June 1 '10-'26 4s '06 A-0
3,000r___J'iy '10-'11
7,000 _1910-1916 33
18'01 J-J
,
1,000__May 1 '10-'11 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09__ $169,200 45 '06 M-N
3348'01 M-N
1910-1919
173,050 434s
M-N
2,000r
1910 4s '07 A-0 10,000
880_Nov 1 '10-'11 Floating debt
48 '01 M-N
10.448,592 43 '08 J-D
3,000__June 1 '10-'15
2,000__June 1 '10-'13 45 '08 J-D
4,000__Oct 1 '10-'14 Total valuation 1908
3348'04 A-0
Pipe Renewing Bonds.
Sewer Loans.
4348'07 F-A 36,000-Aug 15 '10-'17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908.-818.00
Population in 1905
11.118 40 '95 A-0 $22.000c-Apr 1 '10-20 3343
F-A $8,000r__Feb 1 '10-13
Real Estate Loan.
7,500r_Jan 1 '10-14
J-J
4s '06 M-N 10,000-May 1 '10-14 4s
310'03 F-A $1.800„Feb 1 '10-'13
9,000r_ _Mch 1 '10-15
3345'05 81-S
High
QUINCY. H. 0. Fairbanks, Auditor; John Curtis, Treas. 4%8 '07School Bonds. Apr 1 '10-'27 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '0941,089,650
A-0 390,000c
This city is in Norfolk County. Incorporated May 17 1888.
4s '08 J-J 261,000_ _July 1 '10-'26 Water debt (additIonal)__
123,000
Sewer Loans.
When Due.
LOANS76,000
Borrowing capacity
Trust Fund Bonds
___ $100,000
__s
1910-1914
Water Loans
,
J-J 370,0006_ ...Tub 1 '10-23 Tot. bond. debt Nov 9 '09_ 1,147,200
228,000
1931 _5
1915-1926 48
$4,000
___
__s
Sewerage Bonds (outside limit)
Total assessed val. 1909_ _32,009,600
36,000
1927-1928 334s
1932 _s
3,000
___
__s
(Assessment about full value.)
17,500
1929 3%804 M-S 372.000c ____1910-1933
1933 _s
2,000
__s
--M-S 175,000c&r.Sep 1 '10-44 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_418.50
16,500
1930
1934-1937 _s
4,000
_
37.586
1931-1933 4s '06 F-A 92,500_ _ _Feb 1 '10-46 Populatlon In 1905
46,500
1920-1923 _s
s
___ 138,000
8.500___Feb
39,000
1934-1937 4s '06 F-A 67,500_Mch 1 '10-26 Population in 1909 (est.)
58,000
1924 _s
13,500
1 '10.38
1938 4s '06 M-S
9,000
1925 _s
12,500
INTEREST Is payable at the Merchants' National Bank, Boston.
1939
5,500
1926 _s
11,000
___
1940-1942 SAUGUS.
13,500
1927 _s
10,000
___
1943
3.000
1928 _8
9,000
This town (P. 0. Sta. Lynn) is in Essex County.
1944
2,000
1929 _s
8,000
WN
When Due.
School
-House Loan
1045-1047 LOAat
,
1930
7,000
er Loan
S4s
$18,000__July 1 '10-15
1910-1913 3348'09 M-N 30,000c_May 1 '10-'39
178,000
-___ $15,000..Dec'12,'14 &16 3348
48
25.000„May '15-'19
Street Loans
1914
41,500
22.000_ _Aug 1'10-'20
---- 5,000__Dec 1 '10-'11
j$49,500
1910-1924 4348
1915 _s
,5
45.000_ _Aug
-- 5,000Dec 1 '10-'11 48 '05
800
1
1925 48
1916
38,500
1'2-35BT
Jan 1 19003180,850
45
---- 7,000__Dec 1 '13&'15 FUNDED DJ
Playground Bonds.
1917
36,500
___
_s
110,000
-___ 10,000____Dec 1 1917 Floating debt
___ $28.000_ _ _Oct 1 '10-'23 48
1918-11)19 __s g
71,000
_
__5
13,020
48
-- 7,000_ _ __Dec 1 1918 Sinking fund assets
Summary Debt of Jan 1 1909
120,000c_May 1 '10-'19
330'09 ii-N 1
---- 6,500.._Dee 1 1919 Total assessed val, 1908_ _5,134,819
$535,160 48
20,000c_May 1 '20-'39 Municipal debt
Total tat (per $1,000) 1908_822.80
Park debt (playgrounds)
30,000
Municipal epartment-33--Ss, 4s
6,252
Population In 1905
Sewer construction debt
558,800
DueDue661,500 SOMERVILLE. Joseph S. P ke, Treasurer.
$53,470 Water debt
$81,945 1914
1010
51,000 Street Improvement debt__
53,600
66,670 1915
1911
This city is in Middlesex County and was incorporated in 1872.
32,000 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_1,839,060 LOANS60,170 1916
1912
City Bonds (Concl.).
When Due.
17,500 Borrowing capac. Apr d 1008 146,200
52,670 1917
1913
1827,000e&auly 1 '10-12
Lowell St. Bridge Bonds.
20,944 965 3348'09 A-0 $40.000c_Apr 1 '10-'49 3348'02 J-J
10,750 Tax valuation 1909
1918
27,000c.July 1 '13-21
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ __$20.40
1922
2,000c_July 1
Paving Bonds (Outside limit).
Population in 1905
28,087 4s '92 A-0 $15,000c_Oct 1 '10-'12 4s '97 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '10-'11
INTEREST Is payable at Eliot National Bank. Boston.
24,000c_July 1 '12-'17
Sewer Bonds
45,000C_July 1 '10-'18
45 '94 J-J
$5,000c_July 1 '10-'14 4s '98 J-J
RANDOLPH. Joseph T. Leahy, Treasurer.
20,000c_July 1 '10-14
434s'93 A-0
2,000c_Oct 1 '10-'11
This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated March 9 1793.
4s '97 J•J
13,000c_July 1 '10-'22 48 '99 J-J 1 12,000c_July 1 '15-'18
1 10 20
: 0
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_ $109 710
LOANS2,000c..July 1
1919
18.000c&rJuly 1 '10-27
3 34s'02 J-J
Floating debt
-Works.
Water
10,000c_ _ _July 1 1910
14.000c_July 1 '10-'23
54,839 48 '98 J-J
A-0 $20,000c-Apr 1 1912 Sinking funds
48
22,000c_July 1 '10-'31 3348'00 J-J 1 10,000c_july 1 '11-'12
44,641 3348'01 J-J
700r__Dec 31 1912 Other credits
J-J
5s
32,000c_July 1 '13-'20
19,000c&rJuly 1 '10-28
4s
M-N 40,0000__ May 1 1917 Total assessed val. 1908_2,006,300 45 '03 J-J
20,000c_July 1 '10-'29 3349'01 J-J i 14,000c_July 1 '10-'11
48
114-N 20,000c-May 1 1918 (Assessment is about actual value.) 45 '04 J-J
40,000c_July 1 '12-'21
1,000__ -Dec 16 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908.. _$22 80 3148'05 A-0 26.000r_Apr 1 '10-'35
36.000e. July 1 '10-'13
17,0000_July 1 '10-'26 4s '03 J-J
0 093
25.000c___July 1 1922 City property (est.) 1907_4373;938 48 '06 J-J
4s
J-J
40,000c&rJuly 1 '14-23
.
3%8'09 A-0 30,000c_Apr 1 '10-39
10,0000_ July 1 1926 Population in 1900
4s
J-J
4s '03 A-0 28,000c_Oct 1 '10-'23
Sewer Bonds (Outside limit).'
4,034
4s
M-N 3,000c_ Nov 5 1923 Population in 1905
4s '95 J-J 348,000. _July 1 '10-'25 48 '04 J-J if 40,000c&rJuly1 '10-'14
Refunding Notes.
Sewer Bonds (Inside limit).
25,0000_,Tuly 1 '15-'24
43-48'07 M-N j$12,000c May18'10-17 INTEREST is payable at Boston.
36.000r..Apr 1 '10-'13
48 '07 A-0 $56,000r_Apr 1 '10-'37
1 20,000r May 18'18-37
45 '08 A-0 29.0000_Apr 1 '10-'38 334s'05 A-0 16,000r_Apr 1 '14-'15
READING. C. M. Spencer, Auditor.
Water Bonds
I 30,000r_Apr 1 '16-'25
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated 1644.
f 16,000c&rJuly 1 '10-11
4s '90 A-0 1-22,000c_Oct 1 '10-'20
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS45 '89 A-0 15.000r_Oct I '10-'14 45 '06 J-J ( 35,000r_July 1 '12-'16
J D j$15,750c_June 1 '10-'12 48 '89 A-0 10,000r_Oct 1 '15-'19
45
School Bonds
i 5,000c_July 1 '17-'21
1 24,000c_June 1 '13-'15 4s '88 J-J
88,0000&rApr 1 '10-17
-A $2,000__Apr 21 1910
F
33,45
9.000c_July 1 '10-'18
J-D 30.0110c_ _June 1'23-'25
F-A 18,000c___Aug '10-'15 48
Park Bonds (Outside limit.)
4s '07 A-01 24,000c_Apr 1 '18-'25
4s
4,000c_Apr 1 '26-'27
J-D j 26,000_ _June 1 '16-'17 3348'02 J-J $20,000c&rJuly 1 '10-29
M-N j 5.000-__Nov 1 1910 4s
4s
1 60,000June 1 '18-'22
160,000_ _Nov 1 '11-'25
43 08 A-0 83,000c_Apr 1 '10-'18
City Bonds
10,0000_Apr 1 '19-'28
J-D 110,000c_June 1 '28-'27 48 '04 J-J $1 ',000c.July 1 '10-'11
J-D 11,000____Dec 3 1910 48
3348'05
1 4,000___ _June 1 1928 45 '96 J-J
18.000__Dec 21 '10-'17
35,000c &rJuly 1'12-16 3348'09 A-0 110,00Qc_Apr 1 '10-'19
48
10,0000-Apr 1 '20-'29
M-S 10.000c_Mch 15 1912 4s '94 J-J
27,000c..July 1 '10-'14
Electric-Light Bonds.
45
A-0 348,000c Oct I '10-24 BOND. DEBT Apr 10 '09- $355.000 45 '95 J-J 5 42.000c_July 1 '10-'12
8,640r_0ct 1 '10-'33
1 39,000c_July 1 '13-'15
107 A-0
434.
NOV., 1909.]
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Assessed valuation, rea1456,292,5001Tax rate (per $1,000) '09..__..$18.60
69,188
Assessed val., personal__ 6,865,900 Population in 1905
63,158,4001
Total valuation 1908_ _
INTEREST on the coupon bonds Is payable at the National Security
Bank In Boston.
Coupon bonds may be changed forregistered bonds if application is made
prior to one year of maturity of bonds.
TOTAL DEBT, doc.Oct. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
86 50
0
$1,503,000 $1,466,500 21,508,000 21,464:00
Total debt
69,000
62,000
56,000
Water debt (incl. above)_
156,775
198,635
216,424
Borrowing capacity
* Not ascertained.
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. 1 1909. $5,302,083.08.
31
LOANSElectric-Light Bonds
When Due
City Bonds
4s '97 J-D$125,000c&rJune 1 1927
48 '91 J-D $5,00043 June 1 1911 4s '97 J-D
7,500c&rJune 1 1917
45 '93 J-D 15,000c June 1 1913 4s '98 J-D
3,500r June 1 1918
48 '94 J-D 21,0000 June 1 1914 4s '98 J-D
5,000r Dec 1 1928
43 '95 J-D 17,000r June 1 1915 330'00 J-D
3,000r Dec 1 1920
48 '95 J-D 45.000r Dec 1 1915 330'01 J-D
1,500r June I 1911
43
J-D 46,800r June 1 1916 3s02 J-D 175,000c&rJune 1 1932
330'01 J-D
4.000r Dec 1 1911 4s '07 J-D 45,000c&r June 1 1937
330'02 J-D 15,000c June 1 1912
Street I m prove ment330'02 J-D
8,000c&rDec 1 1912 3 3fs'0 ) J-D $22.000r June 1 1910
4s '03 J-D
2,300r June 1 1913 330'01 J-D 35,000r June 1 1911
330'03 J-D 23,000r June 1 1913 4s '06 J-D 24,000c_ June 1 1916
4s
J-D
6,000r June 1 1914 4s '06 J-D 10 300r_ _June 1 1911
330'05 J-D
7,000r June 1 1914 4s '08 J-D 50.000__ _ _ Dec 1 1918
330'05 J-D 30,000
June 1 1915
Paving Bonds
4s '05 J-D
4,500r Dec
1914 348 '04 J-D $12 000c June 1 1914
44 '05 J-D
2,000r June
1910 BOND. DEBT Dec 1 '08_21,850,450
4s '07 J-D
SPENCER. M. A. Young, Treasurer.
8,000r___June 1 1917 Floating debt_
49,000
Is '07 M-N
This town is In Worcester County. Incorporated in 1753.
5,000r___Nov 1 1017 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1908 1,899,450
$45,000 48'07
When Due. Floating debt
2.000____June 1 1912 Sinking fund
839,886
LOANSStriking fund
186,901 4s'08
- 6.800 _ _ _June 1 1913 NET DEBT Dec 1 1908
Refunding Notes1,059,564
$9,000_ _July 1 '10-'12 Assessed valuation 1909___3,541,040 4s'08
J-J
330
12,000____June 1 1918 Water debt (included)
853,500
(Assessment about actual value.)
330'09
70,000_._Jan 1 1939 Water sinking fund (lad.) 384,875
Water Bonds-July 1 1914 Tax rate (per 21,000) 1909_417 50 4s'08
6,000_ _ _ _ Dec 1 1928 Total valuation 1908
48
J-J 2240,00043
22,269.221
6,963 330'09
25,000._ _June 1 1919 (Assessment about 90% actual val.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 25 '09_2240,000 Population in 1905
30,000_ _ _ _June 1 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_219.40
INTEREST is payable by the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. and 4s'09
4s'09
12,000___ _June 1 1919 Population in 1905
Spencer National Bank.
30 952
INTEREST on coupon bonds is payable at the Webster &'Atlas National
SPRINGFIELD. Wm. E. Sanderson, Mayor; Eliphalet T. Bank
of Boston. Registered interest Is remitted by City Treasurer.
Tifft, Treasurer.
OUTSIDE DEBT LIMIT.
-The electric light, sewer and water bonds
This city is In Hampden County. Incorporated as a city May 25 1852.
are outside debt limit.
River Front Loan.
When Due.
LOANS4s g '08 A-0 $18,000r_Oct 1 '10-'18 TISBURY. C. F. Lane, Sec. Board Water Commissioners.
Street Ext. and Rifle Range.
Abbe Ave. Overhead Crossing.
45 g '08 A-0 $47,500r_Oct 1 '10-'18
This town (P. 0. Vineyard Haven) Is In Dukes County.
4sg '07 M-N $62,000r _ Nov 1 1917 LOANSMunicipal Building Bonds.
When Due, TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1909_ $91,000
334s g'09M-N$600,000_Nov 1 '10-'49
North Street Ext. Bonds.
-Works Bonds.
Water
Assessed valuation 1908__ _1,401,516
4s g '09 A-0$200,000r_Oct 1 '10-'19
Fire Department Bonds($14.000c__,Sept 1 '10-16 (Assessment about % actual value.)
City Hall Bonds
330W01M-S $8,000r Septl 1910-'11
4s '06 M-S 30.000c_ _Sept 1 '17-26 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08_213.00
4sg '06 11-N 28,000r _Nov 1 '10-'16 4s g '07 J-J $153,000r_July 1 '10-'27
20,000c__Sept 1 '27-31 Population in 1890
1,506
($9,000 even years, $8,000 odd years)
School BondsI. 25,000c_ _Sept 1 32-36
Park Bonds4sg'95 A-0 $35,000r_Oct 1 1915
INTEREST payable at Martha's Vineyard Nat. Bank in Vineyard Haven.
4sg'97 J-J 370,000r_ _Jan 1 1917 334sg'03J-D $125,000r_June 1 1923
Sewer Bonds.
36,000r_ _July 1910-'17
4sg'97 J-J
WAKEFIELD. Albert W. Flint, Treasurer.
330g'98J-J 78,300r_ _July 1910-'18 3sg'00J-D $142,000c&r_ _June 1 1930
This town Is in Middlesex County.
3)0g'00J-D 20,000r_ __Dec 1 1919 330g'01M-S 17.000r_Sept 1910-'26 LOANSGas ,ffc Electric Light Bonds
•
When Due.
3sg'00 J-D 125,000c&rJune 1 1920 3 iisg'04F-A 30,000r_Augl 1910-'24
Sewer Bonds•
336'09 A-0 $25,000e__Apr 1 '10-'19
334sg'01M-S 125.000r_Sept 1 1921 4s g '07 M-N 20,000r_ _Nov 1 1917 354s
M-N $2,000
1910
Fire Station Bonds.
A-0 47,500r_Oct 1 '10-'28 335s
330g'02A-0 55,000r-__Oct 1 1922 45 g '08
,
M-N 60,000c ____1921-1930 330
J-D $6,000
1910-1915
Water Bonds.,
330g'03M-S 40,000c&rSept 1 1923
330
M-N 50,000c_Nov 1 '11-'20
Miscellaneous Loans.
330g'05J-J 370,000c&r Jan 1 1925 4sg'93 A-0 $200,00043___Apr 1 1913 3jis
M-N 100,000c_Nov 1 '31-'40 330
M-N
$500c
1910
A-0 150,000c_Oct 1 1923
33005 J-J
26,000c&r_Jan 1 1925 4sg'93
J 13.000c-Oct 1 '10-'22 330
5,000c_.1910-1914
J-J
4s g '06 M-N 207,000r___Nov 1 1926 33isg'00A-0 125,00043_ _Oct 1 1920 330
A-01 40.000c-Oct 1 '23-'42 48
J-D
550c
1910
4s g '07 M-N 43,000r_ _Nov 1 1917 46 g '07 J-J 270,000(3Jan 1 '10-'36
Municipal Light Loan4s
M-S
500c
1910
4s g '08 A-0 104,500r_Oet 1 '10-'28 4s g 08 .1-.1 270,0000.Jan 1 '11-'37
J$30,000c_Oct 1 '10-'14 4s
M-S
2,000c __1910-1911
4s g '09 A-0 100,000r_Oct 1 '10-'29 336s g'09 J-J1,080,000c_Jan 1 '12-'38 4s
A-01 90,000c_Oct 1 '15-'24
Water Bonds
First Nat. Bank, Boston and City Treasury.
INTEREST payable at
School Loans.
1$18,000C-Oet I 09-'13
4s
A-0 $8,000c
1910-1913 4s
A-01 80.000e_Oet 1 '14-'23
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUND, &c.A-0
3,000c_
___1910-1912
108,000e_Oct 1 '24-'32
$2 316 300 48
,,
Total debt Oct 1 1909
M-N 9,000c ____1910-1918
7,000c Oct 1 1933
491,
173 4s
Sinking fund Oct 1 1900
330
J-D
6,000c _ _ _1910-1915 GROSS DEBT Feb 11909. $690,600
A-0 18,000c_1910-1921 Borrowing cepa°. Feb 1 '09 186,607
Net debt Oct 1 1909
$1,825,127 330
334s
M-N 8,000c _ _ _ _1910-1917 'natal assessed val. 1908._8,603,573
M-N
1,500c ___ _1910-1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-$21.95
Water debt (additional)
22,095,000 330
Population in 1905
10.266
Water sinking fund (additional)
145,319
INTEREST is payable at the Colonial National Bank, Boston.
Net water debt Oct 1 1909, additional_
$1,949,881
-The city values its property at $8,340,084, includ- WALPOLE. F. 0. Pilsbury, Treas.; H. L. Howard, Clerk.
CITY PROPERTY.
This town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated 1742.
ing 22,432,119 for property of water department. In year 1908 water re$8,000 Dec 1 '14-'17
LOANSWhen Due. Water 4s
ceipts were $326,197; expenditures and transfers, $300,787; bal.. $25,409.
High school 4!is 3,240_Mch 27 1922
Water Bonds.
-Real estate Is taken at about 00% cash 45
ASSESSED VALUATION.
F-A $64,000c_Aug 1 1910-25 Schoo1430 J-DJ 33,000..Decl'10-20
value.
Miscellaneous Loans.
1 2,000_Dec I 1921
Assessed Valuation
Tax per Water ext.3 s $4.000e_May 12 1913 East-Sch 4 30A-0 4,500 _Oct 26 1912
Real.
Personal.
Total.
Years.
$1.000
do 4s
1,400__Sept 1 1915 TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 '09__ $143,540
$85,403,490
$22,472,290 2107,875,780
$14.80 Stand pipe 4sf 4.000c_ _July 17 1913 Total valuation 1909
1909
4,375.630
76,965,520
20,132,788
97,098.308
15.50
1908
1 3,500c_July 17 1914
(Assessment at falr cash value.)
73,319,860
19,058,784
92,378,624
1907
15 00
7.000c_Aug 6 1910-11 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_.$17.40
63,273,330
17,631,147
80.904.477
1905
15 40 School 4s
3,400c_ _Aug 6 1912 Population in 1905_
3,995
55,676,320
16,682,161
72.358,481
1900
13 80
2,500c__July 17 1910 Population in 1908 (est.)
4,000
46,063,460
12,969.681
59,033 141
1895
12 20
INTEREST is payable at Boston; on East school 44s at Jose Parker
33,795.860
44,493.633
1890
10,697,773
12 40 & Co.; on water ext. 45 due Sept. 1 1915 at the Five Cents Savings Bank:
1888
9,540,115
39,863,255
30,323,140
13 60 on other loans at the First National Bank.
Taxation in 1908 Includes State tax. $1.23; county tax, $0.71; city tax
213.56; total. $15.50 per $1.000.
WALTHAM George B. Willard, Treasurer.
POPULATION.
-In 1905 was 73,484; In 1900 it was 62,059; in 1890 it
This city is in Middlesex County. Incorporated June 2 1884.
was 44.179; In 1880 it was 33,340; in 1870 it was 26.703.
LOANS
Public Park Bonds.
-When Due.
Municipal Loans'
4s '93 A-0 •20,000c
Oct 1 1923
STONEHAM. F. E. Nickerson, Treas.; Geo. N. Green. Cl'k.
33.5s'06
$7,000„Jan 1 '10-'16
Wire Bonds
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated 1725.
46 '08 __ - 18,000__Jan 1 '10-'18 330'02 J-J
$2,000r___July 1 1912
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds
Come tea:) Bonds.
,
31
-4s113 J-J
7,000r__ _Jan 1 1913
Sewer Bonds330 M-N $95,000c_May 1 '10-'28 330'00 J-J
$1,000r__ _Jan 1 1910
Surface Drainage Bonds.
$28,000c June 1 '10-'16
4,000c_ _May 1 1929
1,000r_ _July 1 1910 4s '92 J-J
$3,000r._.Jan 1 1912
J-D{ 50,000c June 1 '17-'26 BOND. DE T Oct 1 1909_4207,000 330'00 J-J
4s
2,000r. __Jan 1 1911 4s '92 J-J
2.000c__ _July 1 1912
1,000c__ _June 1 1927 Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _5,027,334 310'01 J-J
2.000r. _ _July 1 1912 4s '96 J-J
6,000r _ _Jan 1 1916
School Bonds(Assessment 80 to 90% of actual val.) 330'02 J-J
3,000r _Jan 1 1913 45 '96 J-J
5,000c__ _July 1 1916
A-0 $27,000c_ _A r 1 '10-'18 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__.$2050 310'03 J-J
330
45 '98 J-J
Grade Crossing Bunch.
3,000r_.Jan 1 1918
. 0 c___ pr 1 1919 Population in 1905
6,320 3 Ms'05 J-J
$1.000r___July 1 1915 4s '02 J-J
11.000r_ _ _Jan 1 1922
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank, Boston.
810r_Jan 1 '10-'18 4s'90 J-J •15,000c&r Jan 1 1910
48 '08 J-J
4s '99 J-J
Street Bonds.
4.000c___Jan 1 1919
STOUGHTON. Geo. 0. Wentworth, Treasurer
4s '07 J-J
$1,000r_ _Jan I 1910 330'99 J-J
4,000c___July 1 1919
This town is In Norfolk County. Incorporated Dec. 22 1726.
3,0000._ _July 1 1920
6,000r_Jan 1 1910 33,4s'00 J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 19 '09..2252,000 $30'00 .J-J
LOANS7,000r __Jan 1 1911 330'02 J-J
10.000c&r July 1 1922
Floating debt
Water Loan.
52,000 330'01 J-J
9,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1912 48 '92 J-J •10,000___ _July 1 1912
48
A-0 $206,0000_ _Part yearly Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _3,497,837 330'02 J-J
1,845.,..
18,000r___Jan 1 1913 4s '08 J-J
.Jan '10-'18
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__...$22.40 310'03 J-J
ewer Bonds.
18.000r.. .Jan 1 1914
4 ,0
1
J-D $46,000c_ _Part yearly Population In 1905
5.959 330'04 J-J
11,004)r_ _ _Jan 1 1915 4s '91 A-0 *50,000c_Oct 1 1911
INTEREST on the water loan Is payable at the Old Colony Trust Co., 4s '05 J-J
330'06 J J • 5,862.50r Jan '10-16 4s '93 A-0 •50.000c__ _Apr 1 1921
on the refunding bonds at the International Trust Co.
4s '08 J-J
10.080r_Jan 1 '10-'18 4s '92 J-J •25,0000-__July 1 1922
School Bonds.
SUFFOLK COUNTY. See City of Boston.
4s '92 J-J •15,000r_Dec 31 1922
$148'00 J-J $102.000c___July 1 1920 45 '93 A-0 •10,00043
-Apr 1 1923
SWAMPSCOTT. Milton D. Porter, Clerk.
330'01 J-J
31,000c_ _Jan 1 1921 4s '93 A-0 •5,0000-__Oct 1 1923
Sta. Lynn) is in Essex County. Inc. May 21 1852.. 330'01 J-J
This town (P. 0. Ind.
38,000c/fir July 1 1921 45 '94 A-0
5,000c__ _Apr 1 1924
When Due.
School Notes
330'02 J-J
LOANS15.000c__July 1 1922 4s '97 J-J
7,000c___Jan 1 1927
330
Water BondsJ-J $33,000__1915 to 1924 310'03 J-J
43,000c&r Jan 1 1923 330'02 J-J
1.000r- _ _July 1 1912
3348 g F-A;150,000___Aug 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909._ $421,400 330'06 J-J
17,000r_ _Jan 1 '10-26 3 30'03 J-J
1,000r___July 1 1913
334g'09 A-0 90,000c_ _Apr 1 '10-'39 Floating debt
191,295 4s '08 J-J
4,500r_Jan 1 '10-'18 330'05 J-.T
2,000r___Jan 1 1915
Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds330'05 A-0
38,296
Water Bonds.
3,000r.__Oct 1 '10-12
M-S$151,800__Sept 1 '10-'42 Total assessed val, 1909_10,125,926 4s '91 J-J $35,0003___July 1 1911 4s '06 J-J
330
20,000c__July 1 '10-19
48 '92 J-J
28,0000__Juiv 1 1912 4s '06 J-J
M-S 13,000...Sept 1 '13-'25
(Assessment about actual value.)
5,000r___July 1 1921
4s
675_ _Jan '10-'18
M-S 12.000_ _Sept 1 '14-'25 Tax rate (per 21,000) 1909_416.00 4s '93 A-0 125.000e___Apr 1 1913 4s '08 J-J
As
24.000e___Jan 1 1913
Building Bonds.
Population in 1905
5,141 45 '93 J-J
20,000c_ __July 1 1913 33s01 J J $20.000r___Jan 1 1911
INTEREST on water bonds of 1909 and sewer bonds is payable in Boston. 45 '93 J-J
45 '94 A-0 10 000c___Apr 1 1914 330'02 J-J
22,000c___Jan 1 1922
1,137r_ _Jan 1 '10-16
TAUNTON. Edward H. Temple, Treasurer.
45 '94 A-0 10,000r_Oct 1 1914 330'06 J-J
4s '95 A-0 10.000r_Apr 1 1915 430'07 J-J
13,000c_ _July 1 '10-22
This city is In Bristol County. Incorporated May 11 1864.
Public Playgrounds,
4s '96 A-0 10.000c___Apr 1 1916
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire Truck Bonds
Sewer Bonds48'04
J-D $3,000r June 1 1914 45 '97 A-0.30,000c___Apr 1 1917 3;0'03 J-J •$31,000e_ __July 1 1933
Fire Apparatus Bonds,
4s '98 A-0 33.000c. __Oct 1 1918
4s '97 J-D $83,500c&rJune 1 1927
Water Bonds
6,000r_ __Apr 1 1911 314s'02 J-J
$5,000r___July 1 1912
48 '98 J-D 16,500r June 1 1928 Is
J-J 815.000cdor Ply 1 1910 33.s'01 A-0
5,000r_Apr 1 1912 3 4s'03 J-J
330'02 A-0
2,000r. _ .July 1 1913
48 '98 J-D 50,000r Dec 1 1928 48 '91 J-J
38,00043 July 1 1911
8,000r_Apr 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '09.. $768.000
48 '99 J-D 30,000r June 1 1929 4s '87 J-J
45,000r July 1 1917 330'03 A 0
48 '00 .1-I) 7.5,000c&r June 1 1930 4s
4.960
J-J 516,500c&r_July 1 1922 310'00 A-0 10,000c___Apr 1 1920 Floating debt
331,890
330'00 JD 100.000C6erDeo 1 1930 48 '98 J-J
20,000r Jan 1 1918 330'00 A-0 10,000c___Oct I 1920 Sinking funds
537.000
3)0'02 J-D 20,000r June 1 1932 4s '98 J-J
30,000c__ _July 1 1918 $30'05 A-0 22,000r_ _Oct 1 '10-20 Water debt (additional)-330'03 J-D 12,000r June 1 1933 4s '99 J-J
4,000r July 1 1919 330'05 A-0 10,000r_ _Oct I '10-19 Water sinking fund (add'I) 261.261
330'05 J-1) 13.000r June 1 1935 4s '99 J-J
30,0000&r_Jan 1 1920 330'05 A-0 14.000c_Oct 1 '10 15 Borrowing capac. Feb 1 '09 278.419
4s '00 J-1) 30,000c.fcr June 1 1936 4s '00 J-J
24,910.660
40,000eekr_July 1 1930 4s '06 A-0 34.000c.._ _Oct 1 '10-26 Total valuation 1908
18.000c. _July 1 '09-27
3,000r_June 1 1937 330'03 J-J
(Assessment at full value.)
48 '07 .T-D
10,0000 Jan I 1923 4 4s '07J-J
9.000.
.July I '10-'18 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.___$l7.80
330'08 ,T-D 20,000-__Dec 1 1938 330'.4 J-J
10.0000&rJan 1 1934 4s '08 J-J
4,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'13 Population In 1905
26.282
School Bonds330'04 J-J
5,000r July 1 1934
4a '97 .T-D $27.000r June 1 1917 330'05 J-J
15,000c&r_Jan 1 1035 43 '09 J-J (12,000 __Jan I '14-'17
1 8,000_ _Jan 1 '17-'18
4s '99 J-D 45,000r June 1 1919 3348'06 J-J
10,0000 Jan 1 1936
*Special loans.
$30'04 J-D 33,500c&rJune 1 1924 4; 'os J-J
20,000____Jin 1 1938
..Dec 1 1928 4s '08 ____
4s '08 J-D 10.000..
INTEREST is largely payable at the Boston Safe Dep & Tr Co.. Boston.
5,000____July 1 1938
r
32
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VOL. Lxxxlx.
WATERTOWN. Chas. W. Stone, Treasurer.
WINCHESTER. Thos. S. Spurr,Treas.; G.H.Carter,Clerk.
This town Is in Middlesex County. Incorporated Sept. 17 1630.
Municipal Loan Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
9s '08 M-N $9,225c___May 1 1017
School House Notes.
.
Sewer Loan.
4s '94 M-S $10 000c Sept 1 1910-14
4s '05 M-N 48,000c_May 1 1910-25 4s '06 M-N $54,000c..May 1 '10-'36
4s '06 A-0
7,000c___Apr 1 1018
Water Notes
Town Notes.
334s
J-J $180,000c___Jan 1'10-29
45 '04 J-J 125,000c-July 1 '00-34 43 '05 F-A $13,0000Aug 1 1915-16
8.500c,._ _Jan 1 1910
43 '00 J-J
Drainage Loan
20,000c_July 1 1910
330'05 M-N $10,000c-May 1 1914 334s'00 J-J
30,000c_July 1 1911
9s '06 M-N 10,000c___May 1 1916 334s'01 J-J
10,000(3__July 1 1912
9s '07 M-N 5,000c__May 1 1914 45 '04 J-J
12,0ooc_ _July 1 1913
8,000c___July 1 1913 45 '04 J-J
334s'03 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '10-'11
48 '05 J-J
I 2,000____July 1 1913
5,000____July 11018
330 '02 J-J 12,000c___July 1 1912 4s '09 J-J
I 5,500____July 1 1919
Street Loan.
3348'05 M-N $60.000cMay 1 1914-23 Funded debt Feb 1 1909_ $754,525
125,000
93 '07 M-N 116,00CeMay 1 1910-17 Floating debt
130,00CoMay 1191823 Total valuation 1908_ _13.876,610
4s '07 M-N 20.00eoMay 1 1910-19 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$19 35
11.202
4s '07 M-N 5,00ec_ __May 1 1912 Population In 1905
INTEREST on water 4s Is payable at the Bociton Safe Deposit & Trust
Co.; on town 4s of 1909 at City Trust Co., Boston; on other notes at the
Fourth National Bank, Boston.
This town Is in Middlesex County. Incorporated April 30 1850.
Water Bonds
School Loans.
M-NJ$10,000c__May 1 1910 330 '03A-0J$80,000c_Oct 1 '10-'20
5,000c__May 1 1911
J 6,000c_Oct 1 '30-'31
330
J-D 18,0000..June 1 '10-'27 334s '05A-0 10,000c Oct 1 '10-'20
Playground Bonds
3s
M-N 10.000c- --May 1 1911
4s
M-N 4.000c.....May 1 1912 4s '94 J-D $50,000e_Dec 1 '15-'24
4s
M-N 11,000c___Nov 1 1912 4s '98 J-D 12,500c___Dec 1 1928
J-D 14,000c___June 1 1913
Sewer Bonds
43
4s
M-N 30,000c_May 1 '14-'15 45 '95 J-D $30.000c_Dec 1 '17-'22
M-N 14,000c---May 1 1918 4s
4s
J-D 70,000c__Dec 1 '18-'24
4s
M-N 6,000c___May 1 1917
Highway Bonds.
M-N 6,000c_Nov 1 '21-'22 330'03 M-N $2,000c-Nov 1 '10-'11
3348
M-N 11,000c_-_Nov 1 1925 330'03 M-N 5,000c___Nov 1 1910
4s
M-N 4,000c__ _May 1 1917 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '09_ $510,000
3 Ms
596,837
M-N 2,000c__May 1 1919 Water works. value
3 Ms
334s
M-N 1,000c___May 11918 Total assessed val. 1809 _ _12,471,725
48
J-D 33,000c_June 1 '26-'28 (Assessment at fair market value.)
5,000c___Dec 1 1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$16.20
J-D
314s
8,236
M-N 12,000c-Nov 1 '29-'30 Population In 1905
334s
8,500
Stable Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
330 '03M-N $6,000c_Nov 1 '10-'15
3348'09 J-D 12.000c_Dec 1 '10-'12
INTEREST payable In Boston at the Old Colony Trust Co. and the
Eliot National Bank.
WELLESLEY. Fred. 0. Johnson, Treasurer.
This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated April 6 1881.
When Due.
Building Bonds.
LOANSIs
11 S $3,200_Sept 1 '10-13
Water Works.
Road Bonds
J-D $6,000___Dec 30 1911
95
6,000___Oct 1 1912 4s
Al Sf $4,000____Sept 1 1910
A-0
48
M-S 18,000____Sept 1 1913
1 2,000_ Sept 1 1911
45
M-S
2,000,__Sept 1 '10-11
M-S 12 00.1.__Mch 1 '2227 4s
43
.
2,000....._Sept 1 1922
Parkway Bonds.
5
3f-s 8,000c.Mch 1 '12-'11) 48
M-S $15.000_Sept 1 1910-24
4s
9,500__Mch 1 '10-'28
M-S
2,000c_Mch 1 '10-'11 48
--48
M-S 1 2,000c___Mch 1 1916
School Bonds.
4s
1 1,000c-__Mch 1 1920 4s '05 M-5 $97,500_Sept 1 '10-'29
I 6,000___Mch 1 '10.11 4s Electric Light Bonds. 1 '10-'15
M-S 512,000__Sept
I 4,000___Mch 1 '1213
3,000_ _Mch 1 '10-'12
M-S
I 13.000--Mch 1 1914 4s
8.750c_Sept 1 '10-'16
M-S
1142,000____Mch 1 1915 4s
17,000____Mch 1 1916 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09.. $484,000
48
M-S;
286,000
I 8,000__Mch 1 1917 Water debt (included)___
35,000
Floating debt (additional)
1 4,000___Mch 1 '18-19 Sinking fund assets
154,247
I 1,000_ _Mch 1 1920
13,673,875
1 12.000____Mch 1 1921 Total valuation 1908
(Assessment fr( actual value.)
9,000_Sept 1 '18-'21
_8g-N 6,000 __Nov 12 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_412 00
98
Population In 1905
6,185
INTEREST is payable by the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Boston,
WESTBOROUGH. Harry W. Kimball, Treasurer.
This town Is In Worcester County.
When Due.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
1022
M-N $31.000r
4s
1928
M-N 10,000e
4s
M-N 30,000c-__Nov 1 1928
3348
School Notes.
1910-1912
$3,000
48 '05 __
1910
2,300
48 06 ..._
1911
2,000
45 '06 -__
1910
1,000
___
48
1911
.
4s
....1910-1926
29,750
43 '06 ___
Incorporated in Nov. 1717
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $20.000r_Sept 16 1916
2,000rSept 16 1910
4s
WS
1920
4s
M-S
5,000r
1925
48
M-S 19,000c
6.000c__ _Nov 1 1025
4s
M-N
Permanent debt Jan. 1 '09_ $171,240
Temporary & demand notes 23,000
4,000
Trust funds
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ 198,240
52,000
Water debt (Included) _
24,651
Sinking funds Jan 1 1909_
3,265,159
Tax valuation 1909
WESTFIELD. C. N. Oakes, Town Treasurer.
This town is in Hampden County.
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds.
45 '97 A-0 $52,000__Oct 1 '10-'22
18,000__July 1 '10-'27
4s '02 J-J
Gas and Light Bonds.
330'88 J-D $80,000__June 1 '10-'29
High School Notes.
45 '06 ____ $22,400__Mch 1 '10-'18
Sewer Bonds.
48 '07 ____ $9,000- Nov 1 '10-'12
Sewer Notes.
4s '97 ___ $5,000___Dec 15 1010
334s'97 ___
2,000___Sept 17 1011
4s '03 A-0 65,000_0ct 1 '10-'22
330'04 A-0 43.000. Oct 1 '10-'20
BOND. DEBT July 15 '09_5350,900
80,500
Water debt (included)
9,227,723
Tax valuation 1909
(Assessment about 9-10 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 190J...$17.50
13,609
Population in 1905
INTEREST on water bonds at Boston; on others at Westfield.
WEST SPRINGFIELD. F. S. Sibley, Treasurer.
This town (P. 0. Sta. Springfield) is In Hampden County.
-(Con.)
Water Bonds
When Due.
LOANS330 g A-0 $50,000___Oct 1 1930
General Purposes.
$13,000.. May 5 '10-'22 4s '05 __ _ 42.000 _ ._1910-1030
5s
Bridge Bonds.
9,000_0ct 1 1910-18
9s
W.
--0
$25,000
1927 _s '07
165,000
43
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1908_$498.903
Refunding Bonds.
322.000
M-N $50,000____May 1 1928 Water debt (Included)
93
___6,865,278
M-N 25,000c___Nov 1 1933 Tax valuation :009
45 g
___ 25,000____May 1 1929 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908___$17 (.0
4s g
8,101
Population in 1905
Water Bonds.
$25.000____Apr 1 1929
4s g
A-0 25,000_ _Oct 1 1930
___4s g
WEYMOUTH. J. H.Stetson Treas.(P.0.So. Weymouth.)
This town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated 1623.
-(Con.)---Water Bonds
When Due.
LOANS48
M-N $13.000c___May 1 1924
Town House Notes.
4,000c _May 1 1925
M-N
4s '07 J-D $5,000__Dec 15 1915 4s
5,000c___May 1 1927
M-N
6,000___Dec 15 1916 43
45 '07 J-D
8.000c__May 1 1928
4s
M-N
Town Debt (Notes).
6,000cMay 1 '29 & '31
M-N
M-N 55,000c-May 8 1910 4s
330
12,000c May 1930 &'32
4s
M-N
Wharf Street Note
16,000c_May 1 '33-'34
$2,000____Nov 1 1911
48
..__
12,000c___May 1 1935
School Notes.
330
J-D $7,500c_June 15 1910 330 M-N i 3,000c-May 1 1938
16,000c___May 1 1937
330
M-N 25,000c-May 1 '11-'20
(5,000c-May 1 1938
F-A 13,000__Nov 1 '11-'23
48
01: 0
50
48 '07 M-N 40,000--Nov 1 '19-'26 Permanent debt Oct 16'09_ $640000
Temporary'debt
Bridge Notes.
45 '07 J-1) $8,000„June 1 '10-'17 Water debt (included)___... 485,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 16 1990 641,500
Water Bonds
9s
M-N $300,000c__Nov 1 1914 Sinking fund (all water)._ 274,461
7,992,968
50,000c___Nov 1 1917 Total valuation 1909
M-N
9s
21,000c___Nov 1 1019 (Property assessed at actual value.)
93
M-N
29,000c___ Nov 1 1920 Tax rate (per $1,000) l909__$21.00
4s
3.1-N
_11,585
M-N 15,000c_ _May 1 1921 Population in 1905
45
INTEREST on town and school debt payable at Town Treasurer's
office: on other loans at the Shawmut Bank, Boston, Mass.
WHITMAN. Isaiah T. Churchill, Ch'm'n Board of Assessors.
This town is in Plymouth County.
When Due.
LOANSSo. Abington Water Bonds
M-S $50,000r
1913
4s
M-S 50,000r
1916
98
Town Water Bonds
M-S $20,000r
1925
48
Town Hall Bonds.
M-S $82,000r
1026
4s
School House Bonds.
1913
J-D $12,250r
4s
Incorporated March 4 1875.
Fire Station Bonds.
1914
4s
J-D $10.000r
TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 '09__ $232,700
69,473
Sinking fund
4,873,348
Total valuation 1909
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ ___$22
6.20
550
Population in 1905
Population In 1909 (est.)
7,604
INTEREST is payable at Boston.
WILLIA1VISBURG. Henry W. Hill, Treasurer.
This town Is In Hampthire County
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds.
4se03 J-J $50.000c_ _July 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Oct 9 l909_$50,000
Incorporated April 24 1771.
Sinking fund
16,329
Assessed valuation 1909
082.798
(Assessment about 90% actual val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$17 00
Population In 1905
INTEREST payable at the Hampshlre County National Bank, "43
4s
WINTHROP. H. W. Aiken, Treasurer.
This town (P. 0. Sta. Boston) Is In Suffolk County.
48 '09 A-0 40,000c_ Oct 1 '10-'19 Funded debt Sept 22 '09.._ $524,037
Water Bonds.
Borrowing capacity
66,771
48 '08 J-J $137,000___Jan 1 '10-'38 Tax valuation 1909
11,993,800
60,000_-_Jan 15 1929 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909____$17 90
4s '09 J-J
School Bonds
Population In 1905
7,034
45 '08 ___ $38,000..Nov 15 '10-'28
INTEREST on 48 due 1910-1919 is payable at Clty Trust Co., Boston.
WOBURN. Robert J. Corry, Auditor.
This city is in Middlesex County. Incorporated May18 1888. Among oth,r
assets of the city are the water works, valued on Jan. 1 1908 at$607,835.
General Municipal Loans.
Sewer Debt.
9s '04 M-N
5,000c__Nov '10-'14 45 '95 A-0
'10-'11
48 '00 J-J
2,000c____ July 1910 4s '96 A-0
5000-- .._ Apr 1910
334s'01 A-0
8,000c....Oct 1 '10-'11 48 '05 M-N
200c____ July 1010
4s '05 A-0 12,000c_Oct '10-'15 4s '06 J-J
1.400c_July 1 '10-'16
334s'02 J-J
6,000c_July '10-'12 4s '08 ___ J 2,500__July 1 '10-'14
45 '06 J-J
28,000c__July '10-'16
1
300_ -.July 1 1015
5s '07 J-J
32,000r_July 1 '10-'17
School Bonds.
4s '08 __
45,000_ _July 1 '10-'18 4s '05 J-J
3.000c___July '10-'15
Fire Department Bonds,
3343'03 F-A 112,000c_Aug '10'-13
4s '05 J-J
$3,600c__July '10-'15
1 1,000c
Aug 1914
4s '06 J-J
5,000____July '10-'14 45 '06 J-J
8,800c___July '10-'31
Highway Bonds.
45 '06 J-J
17,000c___July '10-'26
4s '04 F-A $4,500c_Aug 1 '10-'12 4s '06 F
-A 1 2,000r-__Aug 1 1914
157,000r-Aug 1 15- 33
48 '04 M-N
2.000c_Nov 1 '10-'11
''
8,500r___July '10-'26
2,000c_.. June 1 1910 4s '06. J-J
4s '05 J-D
6,000..July 1 '10-'15
3.000c_July 1 '10-'15 45 '07 J-D
43 '05 J-J
Street Bonds.
3,000c_Sept 1 '10-'15
48 '05 M-S
3,0000_Nov 1 '10-'15 4s '03 J-J
$2,000c___July '10-'11,
4s '05 M-N
1,000c_Aug 1 '10-'11 45 '05 J-J
4s '05 F-A
1,000c__July '10-'11
400c___June 1 1910 45 '05 A-0
4s '03 J-D
500c
Oct 19)0
4s '08 ___
Water Bonds.
1,500...July 1 '10-12
48 '06 J-J
$7,000c.„July '.10-'16 TOTAL BONDED DEBT
430'07 J-J
26,000r_July 1 '10-'22
Jan 1 1009
$417.350
4s '08 ___
28,000July 1 '10-'23 Tax valuation 1908
11,190 189
Soldiers Monument Bonds.
(Assessment same as actual value.)
9s '02 J-D
$900c___Dec '10-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___$19.80
INTEREST is payable in Woburn. Population in 1905
14,401
5$2,000c-Oct
WORCESTER. James Logan Mayor; DeWitt Clinton,Treas.
This city Is In Worcester County. Incorporated as a city Feb. 29 1848.
LOANSWhen Due.
Street Paving Loans
Funded City Loans
330
J-J $80,000r__July 1 1912
A-0 $50 000r_._Apr 1 1925 334s
4s
J-J
29,000r__July 1 1912
A-0 250.000r___Apr 1 1926 334s
48
A-0 40,000r__Apr 11915
A-0 350,000r___Apr 1 1927 334s '04A-0 31,000r___Apr 1 1014
4s
A-0 25,000r___Oct 1 1011 334s'06 A-0 28,500r___Apr 1 1016
334s
A-0 18.000r_ _Apr 1 1912 4s '06 J-J 148,825r___July 1 1916
334s
334s
A-0 28 000r___Apr 1 1914 4s '07 A-0 50,000r__Apr 1 1917
A-0 30,000r__Oct 1 1915 48 '08 J-J
50,000r__Jan 1 1918
3 Ms
4s '07 A-0 10.000r___Apr 1 1917 4s '08 A-0 15,000r___Apr 1 1918
A-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1919 4s '08 J-D 15,000r___June 1 1918
334s
Bridge Bonds
45 '08 J-.I
80,000r___July 1 1918
4s '08 J-D
5,000___June 1 1918 334s'09 J-J 100,000r__Jan 1 1919
Hospital Bonds.
334s
A-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1019
334s
J-D $10,000r___June 1 1910 334s
J-J
75,000r___July 1 1919
3345
A-0 300 000r___Oct 1 1012
Fire Bonds.
4s '07 A-0 45,000r...._Apr 1 1917 334s '05A-0 $26,000r__Apr 11015
4s '08 J-J
4,000r__ _July 1 1918 334s
A-0 45,000r__-Apr 1 1011
Sidewalk Bonds
4s '08 J-J
17,000r___July 1 1918
45 '08 A-0 $25,000r___ Apr 1 1918
School Loans.
48 '08 J-J
10,000r_Ju1y 1 1918 4s
A-0 $40,000r___Apr 1 1917
330'09 J-J
25,000r__ _Jan 1 1919 3348
J-J 177,000r___July 1 1910
Public Playground Loans.
J-J
334s
30,000r___Jan 1 1920
A-0 $36,000r___Oct 1 1918 334s
48
A-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1921
50,000r-__July 1 1929 314s
330
A-0 25,000r_-Apr 1 1911
Brook Loan.
Beaver
334s
J-J
95,000r_ July 1 1921
330'06 A-0 $25,000r___Apr 1 1916 330
J-J
75,000r___Ju1y 1 1922
4s '08 J-D 28,000r_ -June 1 1918 4s '06 J-J
27,000r_July 1 1016
A-0 37,000r___Oct 1 1915 4s '07 A-0 98,500r_--Apr 1 1917
334s
7,000r___Oct 1 1917 45 '08 J-.1
A-0
45
15,000r___Jan 1 1918
334s
A-0 45,000r___Apr 1 1919 330'09 J-J
65,000r_ -_Jan 1 1919
4s
Funded Sewer Loans
A-0 10,000r___Apr 1 1927
J-J 100,000r___July 1 1028
J-J $75,000r_ Jan 11010 334s
9s
80,000r__ Jan 1 1912 3343'09 A-0 125,000r__ Apr 1 1929
45
J-J
4s
J-J 100,000r__ Jan 1 1916
Funded Water Loan.
4s
J-J 200,000r__Jan 1 1927 45
A-0$250,000r-Apr 1 1914
4s
J-J 300,000r__ July 1 1028 4s
A-0 100,000r___Apr 11915
J-J 170,000r__July 1 1929 4s
A-0 185,000r-__Apr 1 1918
334s
A-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1920 4s
A-0 200,000r.!'_Apr 1 1919
334s
A-0 400,000r_ _ _Apr 1'30-'31 4s
A-0 30,000r_ __Apr 1 1920
334s
334s
A-0 90,000r_Apr 1 1932 4s
A-0 70,000r___Apr 1 1921
39,000r___July 1 1912 4s
J-J
A-0 150,000r__Apr 1 1922
334s
A-0 57,000r___Apr 11013 4s
A-0 100,000r_Apr 1 '23-'24
3348
A-0 35,000r___Apr 1 1933 4s
334s
A-0 200,000r_ _Apr 1 1925
334s '05A-0 60,000r_Apr 1 '34-'35 48
A-0 75.000r___Apr 1 1926
A-0 300,000r___Apr 1 1027
334s'06 A-0 20.000r___Apr 1 1936 4s
4s '07 A-0 50,000r___Apr 1 1917 4s
A-0 350,000r___Apr 1 1028
4s '08 J-J
25,000r__Jan 1 191h 48
25,000r___Jan 1 1929
J-J
4s '08 .1-D 25,000r___June 1 1918 3348
.
J-D 700,000r __June 1 1029
12,000r__July 1 1918 334s
4s '08 J-J
J-D 250 000r_ _June 11030
35,000r___Jan 1 1919 334s
A-0 150,000r___Apr 1 1031
330'09 J-J
A-0 20,000r.... Apr 1 1919 334s
J-J
334s
35,000r___July 1 1931
Grade Crossing Abolition
J-J
75,000r___July 11932
334s
4s '08 J-J $50,000r___July 1 1918 334s
A-0 50,000r__Apr 1 1932
A-0 50,000r-__0ct 1 1932
330'09 J-J 100,000r___Jan 1 1919 334s
J-J 100,000r___Jan 1 1033
Building Bonds
334s
A-0 25,000r._ Oct 1 1933
330 '05A-0 $15 000r___ Apr 1 1915 334s
334s
Rifle Rattge Bonds.
J-J 125,000r___Jan 1 1034
4s '08 .5.1 $12 000r. __Jan 1 1918 334s '04J-J
80,000r__July 1 1034
14,000r__ _July 1 1918 334s '04J-D 50,000r___Dec 11934
4s '03 J-J
334s '05A-0 15,000r___Apr 1 1935
Funded Park Loan.
$8,500r___July 1 1932 330'06 A-0 25,000r___Apr 1 1936
J-J
330
A-0 250,000r___Apr 1 1938 45 '07 A-0 25,000r___Apr 1191?
4s
A-0 25,000r__Apr 1 1919
330 '05A-0 56 300r__ Oct 1 1915 334s
Catch Basin
4s '08 A-0 $10,000r___Oct 1 1918
INTEREST payable by check on
A-0 10,000r___Apr 1 1919 Merchants' National Bank Boston.
330
TOTAL DEBT SINKING FUNDS, &c.
Oct. 1 '09. Dec. 1 '08. Feb. 1 '07. Apr. 1 '06.
Total bonded debt
$9,339,625 $8,830,625 $8,623,125 $8,948,800
funds
3,164,457
Sinking
3,536,035
3,502,851
3,604,755
Net debt
$5,803,590 $5,225,870
Water and park debt (included above)
$4,129,800 $4.104,800
$5,120,274
$5,284,343
$4,044,800
$4,119,800
Nov., 1909.]
RHODE ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE.
The sinking fund receives yearly a sum sufficient. with accumulations of
interest on sinking fund investments, to retire entire debt at maturity.
In 1908 $385,130.12 was paid into sinking fund. The water sinking fund on
Oct. 1 1909 amounted to $1,800,728 56.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The city owned property in 1908 valued at $16,914,204.92, including water works, $4,564,812.70. Receipts from water
assessments in year 1908, $363,469.65; interest on water loans, $142,250 00;
paid to water sinking fund, $43,986 24.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate
have been as follows, real estate being taken at "Its full and fair cash value":
Personal
Bate of Tax
YearsReal Estate.
Total.
Property.
per $1,000.
1009
$105,896,500
$133,384,202
$27,487,702
$16 40
1908
103,703,650
129,323,426
25,619,776
17 00
1905
120,865,502
05.669,850
25,195.652
17 00
1900
112,043,973
80,158,600
25,885,373
16 40
1895
16,939,866
71,104,650
88,044 516
15 40
1890
57,819.250
73 452,266
15 633,010
15 60
In 1908 tax rate includes: State tax, $1.27; county tax, $1 01. city
tax. $14.12, total, $10.40.
Average assessed valuation for three years 1907 to 1009.inclusive, less
abatements, was 8128.1130,005 33.
POPULATION.
-In 1905 was 127,763; in 1900 It was 118,421; in 1890
was 84,655; in 1880 was 58.291.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per /Win
debt.
Locationdebt. valuation. $1,000. 1905.
Adams (T), Berkshire County.$69,000
$6,118,805 $20.00 12,482
Agawam (T). Hampden Co__54,000
1,839,840 15.60
2,795
Avon (T), Norfolk County_ _ __ 50,300 10,000
943,202 20.40
1,741
Ayer (T), Middlesex County__ 66,000 20,735 2,038,818 17.20
2,386
Barnstable (P), Barnstable Co.101,733
No c 5,792,750 c14.50
4,336
Barnstable County
None 38,500 29,980,876 a8.32 26,831
Berkshire County
*76,002
74,838,325
Blandford Fire Dist., Hampden Co
25,000
190,000
None
Bourne (T), Barnstable Co
•77,900
3,403,915 15.20
1,786
Cohasset, Norfolk County_ _ _ _•72,929
7,043,823 12.00
2,727
Dalton Fire District
50,000
3,000 3,529,605
Dartmouth, Bristol County.,
12,500 35,000 3,419,125 15.20
3,703
Great Barrington Fire Dist__ _135,000
4.00
Hadley (T), Hampshire Co__ _•42,119
1,318.489 14.80
1,895
Iladley Water Supply District 55,000
None
Hatfield (T), Hampshire Co
50,000
3,000 1,314,780 16.00
1,779
Hingham (T), Plymouth Co _ _
34,672 5,769,551 14.60
4,819
Hopkinton (T), Middlesex Co_ 55,800 10,000 1,578.361 c22.00
2,585
Hull (T), Plymouth County__224,605 27,183 5,177,250 19.00
2,060
IpswIch (T), Essex County_ ..•289,140
4,786,749 16.00
5,130
Lancaster, Worcester County_•37,000
4,142,080 C 9.00
2,438
Long Meadow (T), HampdenCo 48,000
None 1,330,470 12.00
964
Ludlow (T), Hampden County 66,000
None 3,972,379 c13.70
3,881
Mansfield (T), BrIstol County 134,080
2,995,578 21.00
4,247
Maynard (T), Middlesex Co___125,000 22,600 3,788,270 16.20
5,811
Millers' Falls Water District__ 35,000
4,000
3.00
Millis, Norfolk County
30,000
2,250
900,000 c17.60
1,252
Monson (1), ilamoden Co... 39,000
1,821,143 19.25
4,343
Montague ('r), Franklin Co_ _ _ 42,000 10,975 4,259,986 17.20
7,015
Nantucket (T), Nantucket Co_ 34,372
5,000 3,367,950 c19.50
2,930
North Brookfield (T), Worces•76,000
ter Cousty
1,589,980 15.80
Northfield, Franklin County
33,700
8,000 1,241,834 16.80
2,017
zOak Bluffs (T), Dukes Co.__ 28,000
None 1 ,806,075 20.00
Oxford (T), Worcester County 25,200
1,869,165 20.40
2,927
Plymouth County
170,000 70,000 108510,923 29.41
Provincetown(T),BarnstableCo 88,000 56,900 2,066,450 22.00
4,340
Rutland. Worcester County_ _•58,000
743,797 22.50
1,715
(T), Plymouth Co
Scituate
•82,000
4,475,660 18.50
2,505
Sharon, Norfolk County
54,000 20,500 2,742,142 c14.00
2,085
Southbridge (T), Wore. Co __•101,930
5,332,864 22.60
South liadley(T),Ilampsh. Co. 56,100 17,190 2,704,463 21.50 10,947
5,054
Turners Falls Fire District
50,000
5,000 3,428,859
2.45
Uxbridge, Worcester County 103,500 14,000 2,850,585 c18.70
3,786
Ware ('1'), Hampshire Co
•72,740
4,531,090 19,60
8,593
Wareham, Mass
33,000 11,358 3,795,745 c15.00
Wayland (T), Middlesex Co_ _•58,000
2,212,099 16.30
2,216
Webster (T), Worcester Co__ _107,900
None 7,407,290
8.00
9,954
Westport, Bristol County_ _ _ _ None 35,900 1,739,800 c20.00
2,867
Williamstown (T), l)erkshireCo 49,500
None 3,549,953 c17.50
4,424
Winchendon(T), Worcester Co. 76,000 18,245 4,111,250 c20.00
5,922
Yarmouth (T), Barnstable Co_•33,746
2,060,011 c10.50
1,422
• Total debt. (T) Town. x Formerly Cottage City. a State and
County tax rate. c Total tax rate.
State of Rhode Island.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, Scc.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
1,250
State Capital
Providence
Governor (term exp. first Tues. Jan., 1910)_Aram
J. Pothier
Sec. of State (term exp. first 'rues. Jan. '10) _J. Fred Parker
Treasurer (term exp first Tues. Jan. 1910)__ Walter A.
Read
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 Jane sry. There is no limit
as to the length of session, but compensation of the legislators is Ihnited to
sixty days' attendance in any calendar year.
HisToR if OF DEBT --?sr 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 lost Lono.
Highway Improvement Bonds
$300,000c..Mch 1 1959 3s g '06 A-0 $600,000c__Apr 1 1936
3%g'09
State House Loan
3%g'09 M-S 600,000c__NIch 1 1939
33g'94 J-J $800,000c_Jan 1 'l4&'24
Armory Construction Bonds.
3%g'94 .1-J 400,000c__ _Jan 1 1934 3s g '06 A-0 $350,000c_Apr 1 1946
35 g '98 A-0 800,000c_July 15 1938
Metropail tan Park Loan.
3s g 01 M-N 700,000e. __ May 1 1941 3listeos J-1) $250,000c _June 1 1938
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.
-The bonds are for $1,000 each.
TAX FREE -All of the above bonds are tax-exempt in Rhode
Island.
INTEREST on the State-House bonds is payable
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.; all other issues atin Providence at the
Industrial Trust Co.
TOTAL DEBT SINKING FUNDS, &cOct. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08.
Total funded debt
$4,800,000 $3,900,000 $3,650,000 Jan. 1 '07.
$3,650,000
Sinking funds
631,145
,361
558,831
490
415,506
debt
Net
$4,168,855 $3.341,639 $3,159,169 $3,234,494
The State had also on Oct. 1 1909 a floating debt of
$250,000.
The sinking fund is largely invested in city, town and district
bonds and
notes, and it is to recelve $72,784 yearly,
On Nov. 2 1909 the issuance of $500,000 harbor bonds was voted.
TAX VALUAT1ON.-The total assessed valuation of real
personal property in Rhode Island In 1908 was $497,040,820. estate and
Tax rate
(Per $1,000) In 1908 was $1.80.
POPULATION OF STATE
1905
480,082 1860
174,620 1820
83,059
1900
428,556 1850
147,545 1810
77,031
1890
345,508 1840
108,830 1800
69,122
1880
276,531 1830
97,210 1700
68,825
1870
217,353
33
STATE AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS LIMITATIONS.
-Under
Section 13, Article IV. of the State Constitution, the General Assembly
has no power to incur State debt to an amount exceeding $50,000 without
the consent of ths people, except in time of war or of insurrection or invasion. In no case is the Assembly to pledge the faith of the State for the
payment of obligations of others without the approval of the people. In
reference to city debts, there is nothing in the Constitution of Rhode
Island limiting the amount of such obligations. The following, however,
are two sections taken from Title 7, Chapter 36 (page 157) of the Revised
Statutes of the State of 1896. Since 1878 these provisions have been in
force, and consequently 3% of the taxable property has been the limit
of the power of each town (which includes city) to create debt.
SECTION 20.
-"The outstanding notes, bonds and contracts
towns
shall be paid and be fulfilled according to the tenor thereof, and of public
all
works now authorized to be prosecuted shall be prosecuted and all indebtedness now authorized to be incurred on account thereof may be incurred
according to the tenor of the authority thereof."
SECTION 21. "No town shall, without special statutory authority
therefor
Incur any debt in excess of three per centum of the taxable property
such town, including the indebtedness of such town on the tenth day of
of
April, one thousand eight hundred seventy-eight, but the giving of a
new
note or bond for a pre-existing debt, or for money borrowed and
applied
to the payment of such pre-existing debt, is excepted from the provisions
of this section, and the amount of any sinking fund shall be deducted
in
computing such indebtedness."
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS.
-At the1908
session of the Legislature, the laws concerning Rhode Island savings
bank
investments were completely revised and materially altered in
a
respects. That portion of the new law concerning investments great many
is contained
In Chapter 1590, Laws of 1908. Sections 57, 58,
59, 60, 61
sections are given in full on pages 7 and 8 of the "State and 84. These
and City Supplement" for May 1908.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Note.
-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the
given below. see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State. statements
BRISTOL. Geo. H. Peck, Treasurer.
This town is the capital of Bristol County. Incorporated 1746.
LOANSWhen Due Floating debt and notes_ ___ $4,050
Sewer Bonds
ISinkIng fund
13,927
3;is g M-S $55,000c___Sept 11030 Total valuation 1909
6,235,100
4s
II-S 40,000c
1932 (Assessment about actual value
Refunding Bonds.
Town tax (per $1,000) 1909_$14 30
3 SO
M-S$100.000e___Sept 1 1930 i Population in 1905
' 7,512
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ __$195,000 Population in 1909
(est.)
8,000
INTEREST on notes is paid in Bristol, R. I.; on bonds in ProvIdence.
BURRILLVILLE.
Francis Fagan, Treas. (P. 0. Pascoag).
This town is situated in Providence County. Incorporated 1806.
Bonds
are all taxable.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 15 '09_4138:40
30 0 0
Funding Bonds.
Note debt
33.019 M-S $60,000c___Sept 1 1939 Sinking fund & other assets_ 38,049
Highway Improvement Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
4,206,700
4s g '97 J-J $30,000___Jan 1 '13-'22 (Assessment about
actual value.)
(Part due every five years.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909...._$13.00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1905
7,425
M-S 140,000c___Aug 11042
INTEREST is paid at Industrial
Trust Company of Providence.
CENTRAL FALLS. C. A. Reynolds, Treasurer.
This city, incorporated in 1895, assumed the debt of the old fire
(which is now a part of the city) and a part of the debt of the district
town of
Lincoln. Property consisting of land, buildings, water and sewer
equipment, &c., to the value of $738.880 is owned by the city.
Central Falls is in Providence County
LOANSWhen Due
Refunding Bonds
Fire District Bonds.
4s g '08 F-A $200,000cAug 1 '28-'47
4,s g M-N $40,000c_May 15 ,
10.19 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909..5574,850
City Bonds.
Cash on hand
43,985
4s g
J-D $170,000c_Dee 1'10 to'26 Value city prop'y Dec 1 '08_ 738,880
Bridge Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
9,235,416
48 '05 F-A$100,000c_ _Aug 1921-30 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
• Town of Lincoln Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008.._$l5 00
4s
J-J 1525,425c_ _Jan '10-'16 Population in 1905
1 22,246... July '10 '16 Population in 1909 (est.)
29 4040
10
INTEREST is paid at Industrial Trust Company of Providence. ,8 6
CRANSTON. J. A. Shaw, Treas.; D. D. Waterman, Clerk.
This town (P. 0. Sta. 31, Providence) is in Providence Co. Inc. 1754.
Gold Bonds
FloatIng debt
4s g '92 J-J $150,000c&r_July 1 1922 Sinking and other funds_ _ _ _ $276,073
241,103
4s g '95 F-A 100.000c&rAug 15 1925 NET DEBT Apr 11909.769
,970
4s g '94 F-A 135,000e&r_Aug 1 1920 Total assessed val. 1908„
15,851,905
4s g '97 J-J 150,000e&r_July 1 1937
(Assessinent about full value.)
4s g '05 J-J
50,000e&r..Tatt 1 1945 Value of exempt property_ 2,474,380
350'09 fd-N 50,000c&r_Nov 1 1939 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1909.....$13 00
4s e '07 IM-N 100.000e&r_May 1 1947 Population in 1905
17,570
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1009-.$735.000 Population in 1909
(est)
21,000
INTEREST payable at Town Treasurer's office
EAST PROVIDENCE. Fred B. Halliday, Town Treasurer.
This town is in Providence County. Incorporated March 1 1862.
LOANSWhen Due.
High School Bonds
Town Bonds
4s '08 J-J $76.000_ ...July 1 1948
48
M-S $45,000c ____1910-1918 BOND. DEBT May 1909_ $571,000
Gold Bonds-I893
Town notes (additional)__
50:807
24 40 0
48
J-J $25,000c___July 1 1923 Sinking fund
4s g
J-J 120,000c_July 1 '33&'43 Total valuation 1909
11,437,084
Gold Funding Bonds
Town tax (per $1,000) 1909..$15.00
45
J-D J$50,000c
1922 Population in 1900
12,138
1 50,000
1947 Population in 1905
13,750
4s 'g08 s-a 200,000
1958 Population in 1909 tssft.)
15,000
INTEREST on coupon 'bonds is payable at the Rhode Island
Hospital
Trust Co., Providence.
p,AsT PROVIDENCE FIRE DISTRICT.
The water-works system of this district has been purchased
Providence Water Cotnpany, subject to the outstanding debt of by the East
the district.
LOANSWhen Due. 44* e J-.1 $100 000e_ _ _July 1 1932
414s g J-.1
$35 000___July 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Nov 10'09_5185,000
434s g J-J
50 000.. _ .July 1 1922 To' tame (per Shoot)) 1908
,
INTEREST ict paid by the Industrial Trust Co., Providence. -R. I.
EAST PROVIDENCE-WATCHEMOKET FIRE DISTRICT.
W. J.
Taunter, Secretary.
Sower Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _$4,033,970
4%800 J-J $75,000c__ _July 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1000...$1.50
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909._ $76,000
IN'PEREST payable at Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. In Providence.
JOHNSTON. William Burton, Treasurer.
This town Is in Providence County, and was incorporated
On June 1 1898 a portion of this town, representing aboutMarch 6 1759.
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
leaving $101,677 48 as the town debt remaining. Bonds Nos. $255,720 64.
151 to 191 (all inclusive) remain as an obligation of the town 1 to 100 and
and interest will be paid, when due, by the Union Trust of Johnston.
Co.
The bonds given below are those remaining as an obligation of as usual.
the town
after division.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT April 1909_.$176,000
Refunding Bonds
Notes outstanding
18,500
45 '08 ___ J$45,000_1913,'18&'23 Sinking fund
47,661
1 40,000_1928 & 1933 Total valuation 1909
3,008,215
Gen, imp. & Road Bonds -Gold. (Assessment about
i1 actual value.)
$50,000___ _Feb 11012 Town tax (per $1,000) 1909..513
48 g
00
48 g
F-A 41,000 __Feb 1 1917 Population In 1905
4,550
INTEREST is payable by the Un on Trust Company. Providence.
34
RHODE ISLAND-CITIES AND TOWNS.
mounc.
-The coupon bonds are for $1.000,
DENOMINATIONS OF BONDS.
the registered bonds for 11.000 and multiples of the same. All coupon
into registered bonds at the option of the holder.
bonds are transferable
INTEREST on the bonds is payable as follows:
Interest where payable
Title of Loan.
N Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Park loans due 1922
ProvIdence, City Treasury.
1938 and 1947
Park loans due
Providence City Treas. and N. Y.
Public improvement loans
N Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov,
School loan. due 1911 and 1927
'29, '34, '36 '37 & '39.Providence, City Treasury
do due 1925,
NARRAGANSETT. Jas. F. Cross Treas. (P. 0. Narragan- Fire and police loan
do
do
N Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
sett Pier).
Sewer bonds
due 1931, 1933, 1934 & 1936_Providence, City Treasury.
do
This place located in Washington County was incorporated as a town
N Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Water $3.5s, due 1916
in June 1901. The bonds are all taxable.
$36,600
do
do
When Due. Floating debt
do 4s and 3s, due 1923, 1927 & 1930_
LOANS8,030
Providence. City Treasury.
Sinking fund
do 4s, due 1926
General Bonds.
do
do
4s g '90 J-J $60,000e_ _Aug 15 1929 Total valuation 1909__3,858,815 Highway, due 1912, 1924 and 1927
N Y., Nat, City Bank. and Prov.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) Highway, 3s, due 1930 and 1936
Improvement Bonds.
Providence, City Treasury.
45 g '88 M- N $100,000c_Aug 15 1018 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_110.00 Bridge, due 1934
1,469 Johnston school bonds
Industrial Trust Co., Providence.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 '09...4160,000 Population in 1905
Union Trust Co., Providence.
INTEREST on the improvement Loads is payable in New York, on the Johnston town bonds
Providence, City Treasury.
Johnston annexation bonds
general bonds in Boston.
-The subjoined statement
ETC.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
NEWPORT. John M. Taylor, Treasurer. incorporated in 1784; shows the total municipal debt FUNDS,
and the floating debt, the sinking fund and
Newport is in Newport County. Settled in 1639;
given:
the water debt, on the dates
re-chartered in 1853. 4 •
Oct. 1 1909. Oct. 1 1908. Oct. 1 1907.
Refunding Notes.
When Due.
• • • •
LOANSBonded debt (including water debt)$18,443,000 $18,470,000 $18,089,000
680,852
962,887
-Hall and improvement Bonds. 5s '07 J-D $70,000-Dec 2 '10-'16 Floating debt
097,804
City
Park Bond.
M-N $153.000___May 15 1948
45 g
F-A $40,000___Feb 15 1927
18,000_ _July 25 1930 45 g
J-J
48 g
$19,440,804 $19,432,887 $18,769,852
debt
Total
Sewer and Street Improvement.
5,113,090
Industrial School and Consol.
5,571,336
5,978,854
A-0 $70,000___Apr 15 1921 Sinking funds, &c. (list below)_
M-N$146,000___May 15 1923 48
48
F-A 50.000__Aug 1 1929
330 g M-N 15.000__ _Nov 15 1930 48 g
$13,461,950 $13,861,551 113,656,762
Net debt
50,000__July 25 1915
33is g J-J
14,416,000
Public improvements.
14,416,000
14,199,000
50.000_July 25 1930 Water debt (included above)
M-N $100.000____May 1 1015 33•6s g J-J
48 g
The notes outstanding on Oct. 1 1909 representing the floating debt were
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 '09_11,045,000
School-House
00,000 issued for and are chargeable to the following accounts:
J-J 140.000____Jan 1 1028 Note debt
48 g
$40,000 00
School Equipment
310,420 Receiving tomb, North
33s '04J-D 150.000_ _ _June 1 1954 Sinking fund
25,000 00
$13,000 00 Public Park
50,042,500
Burial Ground
29,000c_July 1 '10-'38 Total valuation 1909
4s '08 J-J
(Assessment about 90% actual value) School houses and lots__ 100,000 00 Weybosset Bdg & Rh, Wall 5,000 00
Sower Bonds.
00 Union Trust Co. (certfs.)_233,538 22
M-N $35,000__ _ _Nov 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _113
4s
$097,804 22
Total
306,266 00
25,039 City Hospital
F-A 98.000_ _ _ _ Feb 1 1918 Population In 1905
45
275,000 00
INTEREST is payable at Newport, except on the Industrial-School Sewer Construction
-All sinking funds must be invested in bonds or
Loan, which is payable at the Bay State Trust Co. Boston.
SINKING FUNDS.
-The city owns real estate valued by tax assessors notes of the city of Providence or in the following classes of bonds, viz.:
CITY PROPERTY.
at $1,050,789.43, consisting of land valued at $324,197.33 and improve- United States. any of the New England States, any city in the State of
ments valued at $726,592.10.
Rhode Island; Boston, Worcester, Cambridge, Springfield and Fall River,
Mass.; New York, Albany Rochester, Buffalo, New Haven, Hartford,
NORTH KINGSTOWN. Thos. J. Peirce, Clerk.
Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Baltimore.
This town is in Washington County. Incorporated Oct. 28 1674.
The bonds of each of said cities shall be lawful investment of said sinking
less its water debt and sinking fund,
Bonds are all taxable.
so long as
$12,653 • fund only exceed 7%its indebtedness,
When Due.!Sinking fund
of its assessed valuation.
LOANSshall not
;Assessed valuation 1909.-4,770,155
Funding Bonds.
for the redemption of which sinking funds are held by the
The loans
val.)
48 '05 M-S $125.000c___Dee 1 19401(Assessment about 80% actual$8 50 commissioners, and the amounts of the sinking funds MArch 31 1909 are
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 '09___$125,0001 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
4,046 shown n the following table:
20,0001PopulatIon in 1905
debt
Floating
166,400 64
Public impr. loan, 1929._120,821 48 Sewer loan, 103$
INTEREST payable at Industrial Trust Co.. Providence
21,769 64
Public impr. loan, 1937_120,879 18 Sewer loan, 1934
43,517 80
12,155
impr. loan,
NORTH PROVIDENCE. J. Ogden, Treas. (P. 0. Geneva). Public loan, 1916 1038_ 501,621 69 Sewer loan, 1936
304,556 38
21 Park loan, 1022
1765. By a special Water
This town is in Providence County. Incorporated
84,306 74
83,18,) 80 Park loan, 1047
Water
Act of the Legislature, this town is given authority to borrow up to 7% Water loan, 1923
10,716 48
40,967 81 Park loan, 1938
loan, 1926
of its assessed valuation.
720,657 59
48,590 70 Highway loan, 1924
$42,092 Water loan, 1927
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS260,731 44
4,237 40 Highway loan, 1927
32,500 Water loan, 1930
Other assets
Funding Bonds.
63,124 16
130,470 10 Highway loan, 1930
2,397,850 School loan, 1911
48 g '05 A-0 $65,000o_ _Oct 1 1935 Total valuation 1909
102,919 07
159,008 76 Highway loan, 1012
School loan, 1925
50,000c _Deo 15 1012 (Assessment at fair cash value.)
48 J-D
42,175 91
253,537 72 Highway loan, 1936
Oct 8 '09_1115,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_112 00 School loan, 1927
BOND. DEBT
125,186 68 Weybosset Bridge, 1020_ 97,749 86
3,816 School loan, 1929
69,500 Population In 1005
Floating debt
21,861 24
32,667 78 Bridge loan, 1934
INTERES1' on the 150,000 bonds is payable at the Providence Institu- School loan, 1934
40,736 17
25,663 46 Fire and police, 1932
School loan, 1936
on the $65,000 Issue at the Industrial Trust Co.
tion for Savings;
12,507 28 Johnston Annexat'n, 1030 26,396 93
loan, 1937
School
643,617 98 Johnston S.D.No.15, 1924 10,751 00
Sewer loan, 1921
PAWTUCKET. Geo. M. Rex, Auditor.
307,392 86 Johnston S.D.No. 1, 1927 5,741 49
This city is in Providence County. Incorporated 1886. The bonds of Sewer loan, 1922
34,528 87
259,029 34 Johnston loan, 1912
Sewer loan, 1923
this city are all taxable.
28,870 80
423,931 11 Johnston loan, 1017
Water Bonds
Sewer loan, 1925
When Due.
LOANS264,304 08 Sinking fund for redemp4s g '85 J-J 1600,000c&r_July 1 1910 Sewer loan, 1926
Funding Bonds
General
123,018 80
___July 1 1019 Sewer loan, 1927
tion of city debt
80
150,125
48 '08 J-J $250,000_ _July 1 1948 4s '89 J-J 400.000e
71,669 98
3s g'00 A-0 60,000r__Apr 1 1930 Sewer loan, 1928
General Debt Bonds.
1934
Total sinking funds,
59,450 87
48 g '85 J-J $150,000c___July 1 1915 45 g '94 J-J 125,000c-July 1 1937 Sewer loan, 1929
15,978,853 79
Oct. 1 1900
ay 1
62,559 46
Sewer loan, 1930
48 '89 J-J 200.000c___July 1 1914 4s g '97 M-N 100,000c&r_M
54,641 07
($50,000 every 5 years to July 11929) 4s g '04 M-N 100.000c_ _ May 1 1929 Sewer loan, 1931
1210,000crly1'13,'18-'23
pr 1 1923
48 g '93 A-0 600,000c___A
-The water-works construction account to Oct. 1
WATER WORKS.
4s g J-J 600.000c&r __July 1 '34-36 4s '08 J-J 1140,000c_Xly 1 '28 &'33
I 85,000c___July 1 1938 1909 amounted to 17,071,283 41. In year 1908-00 income from water
4s g '97 M-N 175,000c&r_May 1 1937
Recapitulation of Debt Jan. I 190) rents, &c., was $742,956 79; cost of maintenance and Interest on water
1922
4s g '02 J-D 200,000r_ _ June 1
13,435,000 loans, $521,70 25; surplus, 1221,251 54. The total value of city property
4s g '04 M•N 490,000c__ _May 1 1944 General debt
955.000 in 1908 was as follows: Real estate (including water works valued at $4_,Sewer debt
Sewer Bonds.
1,820,000 424,387.57), $15,080,768.92; personal property, 1737,121.08. Trust funds
Water debt
48 g '93 A-01400.0000___Apr 1 1923
were valued at $554,162.02.
3 Asg'00A-0 40,000r_ _ _Apr 1 1030
$6,210,000
Total bonded debt
4s g '94 J-J 175.000c&r_July 1 1934
-The valuation and tax rate have been as
ASSESSED VALUATION.
275,000
4s g '97 M-N 225.000c&r_May 1 1037 Floating debt
follows, real estate being assessed at "full fair cash value."
4s g '04 M-N 35,0000... May 1 1944
$6,485,000
Total debt
y 1 1948
Amount
Tax per
80,000c___Jul
Assessed Valuation
48 '08 J-J
Less Sinking Funds
11,000.
of Tax.
Total,
Personal.
Real.
Bridge Bonds.
Years.
$623,519
03,520 $62,715,080 1240,618,600 116.50 13,070,206 90
'01 M-N 125,000c___May 1 1934 General
4s g
1909..4177,9
185,243
16.50
3,837,848 85
Sewer __
232,596,900
58,037,640
School Bonds.
1908___ 174,559,260
1.156,961 1.965,723 1907___ 172,545,140
1680
3,806,282 04
230,683,760
58138,620
3348'02(eJ-D $50.000e___June 11922 Water
16 50
3,669.467 01
222,391,040
55,514,340
3;45g'99 A-0 50.000o&r-Apr 1 1939
1905_ 166,877,600
16 00
3,073,875 84
192.117,240
43.022.400
48 tr '04 M-S 120.000e___Mch 11921) NET DEBT Jan 1 1909_14,519,277 1900-- 149,094,840
15 00
2.100,255 90
140,617,080
35,932.620
48 08 J-J 100,000_ _July 1 1938 Assessed valuation, rea1438,122.280 1890_ 104,684,440
1.564,933 50
13 50
115,921.000
Assessed val., personal__ 6,486,420 1880_ 88,012,100
27.908.900
Street Improvement Bonds.
1,256,538 15
13 50
93,076,900
40,565,100
$34sg'99 A-01100.000r_Apr 1 1939 Total valuation 1908._ 44.608.700 1870___ 52,511,800
325,538 80
5 60
58.131,800
(Assessment fair cash value.)
21,042,000
Highway Bonds.
1860___ 37.080,800
45 g '05 M N $250.000c__Nov I 1935 Tax rate (per 11,000) 1908-.116 50
The tax rate in 1900 Included State tax of 11 80 and city tax of $14 70 in
43,381
Population In 1005
Fire-Station Bonds.
198,635; in 1000 it was 175,597;
-In 1905 was
POPULATION.
48 g '05 MN $25.000c-Nov 1 1930
1890 it was 132.146; in 1880 it was 104.856; in 1009 (est.), 219,000.
INTEREST on sewer and water 48 of 1908 Is payable at the First Nat.
KINGSTOWN. E. Walker, Treas.(P.O. Wakef'd.)
Bank of Boston; other coupons at Nat. Bank of Redemption, Boston.
SOUTH
Washington County. Incorporated Feb. 26 1722.
This town
$5,207,201
PROVIDENCE. Walter L. Clarke, Treasurer; Philip S. LOANS- is in
When Due. Total valuation 1908
•
(Assessment fair cash value.)
Improvement Bonds.
Chase, Auditor.
J-D $65,500r. Dec 15 '10-'21 Total tax (per 11.000) 1908-49.00
situated in Providence County, which has no debt. On 4s
The city is
5,224
72.000 Population in 1005
June 1 1898 a portion of the town of Johnston, representing about five- BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1900._ 68,957
sevenths of the assessed valuation, was annexed to the city of Providence. Floating debt
The above bonds become due yearly in amounts of 15,000 and 16,000
1255.720 84 of the net debt of the old town
and the latter was to assume
$5,000 will be taken up.
of Johnston. City was incorp. 1832. None of the city's bonds is tax-exempt. alternately. • On December 15 1910
Sewer Loan.
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST is payable by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
4s g '01 J-J$1.125,000c&r July 1 1921 and at the Town Treasurer's office.
Park Loan.
48 g '92 M-S$500,000c&r_Moh 1 1922 48 g '92 M-S 500.000c&r..Mch 1 1922
Treasurer.
33is g'97M-N 674,000r_May 1 1947 4s g '93 A-0 500,000c&r_Apr 1 1023 WARREN. Charles W. Greene,
This town Is in Bristol County. Incorporated 1746. All the bonds
4s g '08 NI-N 260.000r ..May 1 1938 4s g '95 M-N 800,000c&r_May 1 1925
4s g '96 J-D 500.000c&r_June 11928 are subject to taxation.
School Loan
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1009_ 160,000
48 g '91 J-J $116,000c&r_July 1 1911 4s g '97 A-0 300,000c&r_Apr 1 1927 LOANS10,000
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '95 14-N 300,000r__ _May 1 1025 3 Sisg'98A-0 200,000o&r_Apr 1 1928
5,801,750
j$24,000c Oct 1 '10-'17 Total valuation 1909
45 g '07 A-0 500,000c&r_Apr 1 1927 38 g '99 M-N 250.000c&r_May 1 1929
3s g '00 M-N 300,0000 .,May 1 1930 48 g
A-01 20,000o Oct 1 '18-'22 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
3;is g'99M-N 350,000r __May 1 1929
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_311.00
School Bonds
3;is g'0414-N 300,000r _Nov 1 1934 3s g '01 M-N 300.000r___May 1 1931
5.613
,
0
3 As g'06J-D 300,000r. _June 1 1936 3 Yis g'03M-N 500,000r _Nov 2 1933 33 g'1.'4 $16.000c_July 1 '10-'17 Population in 1905
v 1 1934
at the City Trust Co., Boston.
INTEREST payable
3;is g M-N 600,000rMay 1 '37 &'39 3 s g'04M-N 200,000r__No
45 '06 g M N 350,000c _ _Nov 1 1936
Public Improvement.
WARWICK. H. W. Barber, Town Treasurer.
Highway Loan.
35is g'97:11-N 640,000r_Nfay 1 1937
This town is in Kent County. Patent granted and signed by the Earl of
38 g '99 M-N 84,0000__May 1 1920 48 g '94 M-N $1,200,000r..May 11924
48 g '08 M-N 295,000r_ __May 1 1938 4s g '97 A-0 500,000r_ __Apr 1 1927 Warwick March 14 1643.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1908_122,185,764
3s g '00 M-N 300,000c&r_May 11930 LOANSFire and Police Loan.
(Assessment about full value.)
3 Xs g'02 M-N $258.000r_Nov 1 1932 3s g '02 J-J 150,000r_ _Jan 1 1912 3 Lis g J-J $400,000c Jan 1 1932 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-510.00
45 g '06 XI-N 300.000o&r_Nov 1 1938 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_1400,000
Bridge Loan.
24,773
400,000 Population in 1005
Floating debt
Annexation.
Johnston
3j.s g 04M-N $200,000r_Nov 1 1934
55,965 Population in 1909 (est.)27,000
3s g '99 NUS 1166,000r_ _Sept 1 1939 Sinking fund
Weybosset Bridge Loan.
Co.
INTEREST payable in Providence at Rhode Island Hospital Trust
JOHNSTON BONDS.
3jisg'99N1-N 1270,000c&r.Mayl 1929
School District No, IS.
Water Loan
WESTERLY. James M. Pendleton, Treasurer. The town's
33isg'86M-S1266,000c&r.Sept 11010 48 '94 A-0 $30,000c___Oct 11924
This town is In Washington County, Incorporated 1669. Conn, On
School District No. I.
48 g '93 A-0 817,000c&r_Apr 1 1923
Into Watch 11111, R. I., and Pawcatuck,
water system
48 g '96 J-D 200.000r_ _June 1 1926 4s '97 M-N 117,000e__ _Nov 1 1927 Oct. 17 1003 extends assumed the debts of the several school districts
the town
Town Bonds.
4s g '97 A-0 250,000c&r. Apri 1927
for $103,868, and built a new high
45 '92 F-A $50,000e_ Feb 1 1912 therein, purchased all the properties been pald by tile city.
Refunding Water l.oan
have since
3s g'00M-N 12.668,000cdor14ay 1 1030 4s '92 F-A 59,000o_. Feb 1 1917 school. These school debts
LINCOLN. F. P. Manchester, Treasurer.
This town is in Providence County. Incorporated 1871.
150,866
When Due. Sinking fund and cash.
LOANS- ---5,070.221
A-01125.000c_Oct 15 1928 Total valuation 1909
48 g
debt_122,540 (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Proportion old town
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_147,540 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909_414.00
9,222
125,950Population in 1905
Floating debt
INTEREST payable at Industrial Trust Co., Providence.
Nov., 1909.
CONNECTICUT DEBT OF STATE.
-
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 19 '09.. $483,000
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
19
1.968
4s g '09 J-D $100,000e___June 1 1939 Water debt (included)
3112; 0
53 088
8 0
Refunding Bonds.
Water sinking fund
43 g
J-J $30.000e Jan 2 1929 Total valuation 1903
......
7,868,400
Water LoanTax (per $1,000) 1908
15 00
$8.381
4s
M-S$200,000r Sept 1 1927 Population in 1905
33s g F-A 73,0000 Feb 1 1920 Population in 1909 (est.)
10,000
3jisg'05M-S 80.000c Mch 1 1930
INTEREST on the funding 4s payable at City Trust Co., Boston; on other
coupon bonds at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City.
35
strictions have been made from time to time are contained in enabling Acts
and in city charters.
As to towns, we notice that there is a general law granting them unlimited
power to issue bonds. According to Section 1931. Chapter 121 of the
Revised Statutes of 1902."when any town shall have made appropriations
or Incurred debts, or shall hereafter make appropriations or incur debts
exceeding $10,000, it may issue bonds, either registered or with coupons
attached, or other obligations, payable at such times and at such annual
rate of interest not exceeding 6%,payable annually or semi-annually, as it
shall determine," &c. Cities have had no such general authority conferred
WOONSOCKET. S. P. Cook, Treasurer.
upon them.
Woonsocket is in Providence County. Incorporated as a town In 1867;
TAX EXEMPTION.-Exemptton from Taxation has been accorded by
a city June 13 1888.
general statute to certain bonds issued by cities and towns to aid in the
LOANSRefunding Water Bonds
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
4s g '99 A-0$150,000r_ _Apr 1 1919 construction of railroads: and this exemption has been extended to new
4s g '114 A-0$310.000r__.Apr.
City Hall Bonds.
1 1924
bonds Issued for
4s g '97 M-N 276,000r___May 1 1927 4s g '03 M-N $100,000c__May 1 1923 the railroad-ai the purpose of redeeming or providing a fund to redeem
d bonds above referred to, or to redeem or to provide a fund
434 g '07 J-D200,000e_ _ _June 1 1927
School Bonds.
to redeem any re-Issue of the same. This exemption is found
4s '08 s-a 500,000e&r
in Sec1933 4s g '03 M-N $100,000c_May 1 1923
tion 2315, Chapter 144 of the Revised Statutes of 1902 (latter part of
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
48 g '93 F-A $35,000r__Aug 15 1921 4 Lis g '07,1 D $200.000c_.Tune 1 1927 Section). and the bonds there named are those "Issued by any town
or
4s g '93 F-A 47,000r ..Feb 15 1921 BOND. DEBT Oct 5 190943,022,000 city in aid of the construction of the railroads
of the Connecticut Western
4s g '97 F-A 35,000r_Feb 15 1925 Floating debt
3)5.000 Railroad Company, the New Haven Middletow
n & Willimantic Railroad
4s g '97 F-A 43,000r__ Aug 15 1925 Sinking fund
50 ..649 Company. the Shcpaug Valley Railroad
Company, the Connecticut Valley
3%se01 F-A 72,000r__Feb 15 1925 NET DEBT Oct 5 1909
2,911,351 Railroad Co.,
the Connecticut Central Railroad Company, or either of
4s g '04 J-D 81,000c._June 1 1924 Water debt (Included) _
1,023,000
them." All railroads which are in whole or In part in the
Water Bonds.
Water sinking fund (inc.
State are taxed
4s g '91 M-N $83,000r_ __Nov 1 1916
Dec. 1 1908)
174,551 by the State under Section 2424, Chapter 147 of the Revised Statutes, so
4s g '95 M-N 200,0011r_ _ _May 1 1915 Total assessed val. 1909_ _20,827,400 that the tax on these bonds is
paid by the railroads.
4s g• '91 M•N 90,000r_ _ _Nov 1 1911 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS
33isg'01M-N 200,0001' May 1 1931 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_417 00
-PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIO
4s g '03 M-N 100,000e May 1 1923 Value of city property_ _ _52,274,948 TIONS.-At the session in 1899 material changes were made In the
provisions regulating the investment of the deposits of
4a g '04 J•D 150.000e June 1 1929 Population in 1905
32,196
the savings banks of
43 g '05 M-N 50.000e Nov 1 1935 Population in 1909(est.)__
34,000 Connecticut, and at the sessions in 1901, In 1903 and in 1905 the scope of
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
such Investments was still further enlarged. One of
the departures lathe
1903 amendments was that street railway bonds were then
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
included for the
In the table below we give statements of places which have reported an first time, and the list was still further enlarged In 1905. In
1909 obligaIndebtedness of over $25,000 and are not represented among the foregoing. tions of fire and sewer districts In Connecticu
t were added t othe list of inWe add the population from the State census of 1905.
vestments and a slight change made in Section 3429 with
reference to inBonded Floating Assessed Tax per Popu- vestment in mortgages
on land in adjoining States. We give below
debt,
debt. valuation. $1,000. lotion. the law as it Is found
In Sections 3428 and 3429, General Statutes of ConBarrington (T), Bristol Co_.__•$65,00
$2,972,805 $10.80
1,923 necticut, Revision of 1902, with
Coventry (T), Kent Co
the later amendments Included.
None$112,070 4,086,175
7.00
5,698
Cumberland(T),Providence Co.227,000 15,000 8,623,124 10.00
SECTION 3428.
-Investments by Savings Banks.
-Savings banks may
9,573
East Greenwich (T),Kent Co_•56,037
invest their deposits and surplus as follows:
2,431,870
9.00
3,218
Jamestown (T), Newport Co__ 55,000 42,700 2,639,849 10.00
(1) Not exceeding twenty per cent thereof in notes secured by the
1,337
pledge
New Shoreham(T),NewportCo 147,500 52,500
907,000 15.00
1,273 of stocks or bonds as collateral, provided, such stocks or bonds shall have
North Smithfield (T)
None 38,500 2,144,170 10 00
2,496 paid dividends or Interest of not less than three per cent per annum during
Scituate (T), Providence Co
None 77,820 2,397,565 10 00
3,207 the two years next preceding that In which the respective loan is made; or
by the pledge of any stocks, bonds, or other obligations which, under
the
• Total debt.
provisions of this section, can be purchased by savings banks;
(2) Not exceeding twenty per cent thereof In notes, each of
be the joint and several obligation of two or more parties all which shall
residents of
this State;
(3) In the bonds of the United States, the District of Columbia,
the New England States, or any of the States of New York, New any of
ITS
Pennsylvania, Delaware. Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Jersey,
Indiana,
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska,
Kansas, California, Colorado and Oregon;
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen of(4) In the bonds of any city In the New England States, or in the State
New York, of Newark, Paterson and Trenton in the State
of
Total area of State (square miles)
of Philadelphia in the
5,004 Columbus, Dayton and State of Pennsylvania, of Cincinnati,New Jersey.
Cleveland
Toledo in the State of Ohio, of
State Capital
Hartford State of Kentucky, of Detroit in the State of Michigan, Louisville in the
of Chicago in the
Governor
*Frank W. Weeks State of Illinois, of Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin, of St. Louis in
Secretary of State(term exp. Jan. 1911) _ _Matthew H. Rogers the State of Missouri or of Omaha in the State of Nebraska;
(5) In the obligations of any of the counties, towns,
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1911)
cities,
Freeman F. Patten school districts, fire districts and sewer districts in this State. boroughs.
State Comptroller (term exp Jan. 1911)_Thos. D. Bradstreet (6) In the capital stock of any bank or trust company located in this
State, or in the city of New York lu the State of New
Attorney-General (term exp. Jan. 1911)_Marcus H. Holcomb in the State of Massachusetts;
York. or In Boston
• Acting Governor, having succeeded Governor Lilley,
(7) In the bonds of any other incorporated city located In any
of the
1909. and whose term would have expired In Jan. 1911.who died April 21 States mentioned in this section having not less than twenty
thousand
inhabitant
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years
Wednesday fol- municipal s, as ascertained by the United States or State Census, or any
census taken by authority of the State, next preceding such
lowing the first Monday in January. There is no on the to
limit
the length of investment; provided, the
the session.
amount of the bonds of such city. Including
the issue in which such
HISTORY OP DEBT.
-For early history of the Connecticut State debt the valuations containedinvestment is made, and its proportion, based on
in the assessment for taxation next preceding such
see "State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 36, The
General As- investment, of the county and town debt,
sembly of 1907 authorized $4,500,000 bonds for highway
Improvements, its water debt and the negotiable securities after deducting the amount of
$1,500,000 for a State library and repairs to the Capitol and
in the sinking funds which are
$500,000 for available for payment of its bonds, does not exceed
a State Arsenal and Armory. $1,000,000 have been sold. The
seven
condition vatuation of property in such city as assessed for taxation per cent of the
of Connecticut's debt now is as follows:
next preceding
such investment; and provided, further, that
LOANSthe
-InterestPrincipal
bonds has not defaulted payment of any of State or city issuing such
Name and Purpose
its funded indebtedness or
Bate, Payable.
When Due. Outstanding interest thereon within fifteen years
State bonds
next preceding the purchase of such
1909 335 A-0
*April r 1934 $1,000,000 bonds by the savings bank; but this section
War loan
shall not be
1865
Ceased
Oct. 1 1885
100 the investment of any funds in any "special assessmentheld to authorize
Do
bonds" or "im1885 3
A&O
Oct. 1 1910
874,000 provement bonds," so called, which are not direct and primary
• Subject to call after April 11924.
obligation*
of the city issuing the same;
PAR!VALUE OF BONDS -The bonds are all
• • • • •
for $1,000, $10,000 or
(8) In the bonds of any railroad company organized
$53,000.
under the laws
of any of the States mentioned in this section, and
INTEREST on all bonds is payable in Hartford,
which bonds are seConn.
cured by a first mortgage as the only
TOTAL DEBT, &c.- Oct. 1 1909. Oct. 1
1908. Oct. 1 1907. Oct. 1 1906. road company upon some portion ofmortgage security given by such railTotal funded debt
the railroad owned
$1,874,100
$874,100
$876,100
$882,100 by a railroad company, a majority of the capital stock in by it, or given
Civil list funds_
60,692
325,513
1,141,570
607,039 by the railroad company issuing such bonds, upon some which is owned
portion of the
railroad owned by it but leased or operated
by the railroad company
•$1,813,408 '4548,587 a$265,470
*275,061 issuing such bonds, and which portion of such railroad In either case
• Net debt. a Surplus.
shall
be located wholly or in part in one or more of
In addition to the above, the State on Oct. 1 1909 had
mentioned
a floating debt of section, provided the entire railroad of such the States is located in this
$200,000
company
wholly
within the United States: In the consolidated bonds of any
ASSESSED VAL UATION.-Assessed value formerly
railroad comabout 50% of pany Incorporated by this State and authorized to Issue such
actual value; now believed to be fair value.
tire the entire funded debt of such company; provided, that bonds to reYears.
Tax valuation.I Years.
in every case
Tax valuation. such company shall have paid each year, for a period of
1908
not less than five
$922,071,59211899
$570.163.749 rears next orevious to such investment. In addition to the interest
1907
833,537,086 1898_
552,887.762 funded indebtedness, dividends of not less than four per cent per on its
1906
791,769,979 1897
annum
534.465,257 upon its entire capital stock outstanding; and provided further,
1905
712,519,166 1896
that said
529.621.165 outstanding capital stock at the time of such investment equals or
1904
690,806,142 1895
exceeds
452,863,714 In amount one-third of the entire outstanding issue of such
1903
677,396,711 1894
bonds:
441,001,581
;
(9) In the bonds of the following-named railroad companies. viz.:
1902
665,094,301 1893
416,323,252
• Boston & Albany Railroad Company,
1901
649,571,791 1892
381,261,607
• Boston & -Lowell Railroad Company.
1900
694,200,162 1888557,515
• Boston & Maine Railroad Company.
Under Chapter 106. as amended by Chapter 165, Laws of 1901.
the State
• Concord & Montreal Railroad Company,
Collects the tax on every bank, national banking association.
trust, InsurFitchburg Railroad Company,
ance, investment and bridge company whose stock is not exempt
Harlem River & Port Chester Railroad Company
tion, and remits the amount so collected to the various city and from taxatown treasMaine Central Railroad Company,
urers. As the value of such stocks was previously Included
In the grand list
New England Railroad Company,
of each town, the reduction In values In 1901 followed from
that
New York & New England Railroad Company,
POPULATION OP STATE.
-Population has been as follows: cause.
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
1900
908,420 1860
460,147 1820
Company,
Old Colony Railroad Company;
275,248
1890
746,258 1850
370,792 1810
Also hi the following securities:
261,942
1880
622,700 1840
309,978 1800
Central RR.ofmort.
251,002
1870
537,454 1830
5s, gold bonds. due July 1. 1987;
297,675 1790
237.946 Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Company system
PROPOSED NEW CONSTITUTION DEFEATED.
Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls & Northw., con. 1st 58, due Oct. 1,
1922,
tional 0-vive Hon occupying over four months, the -After a ConstituBur. Ced. R. & Nor., con. 1st M. and col. trust 55. due April 1.
document drafted by
1934;
that body was defeated at a popular election on June
Great Northern Railway Company system
16 1902. Another
St. Paul Minn. & Man. By. Co., Montana ext. 4s, due June
amendment in the form of a general revision of
1 1937.
the Constitution was also
do
do
do
Pacinc ext. 48, due July 1 1940;
defeated at an election held Oct. 7 1907. See V.
85, p. 1038.
Montana Central By. Co., 1st M. 5s & 6s, due July 1937,
DEBT LIMIT ATION.-The Constitution of Connecticu
Willmar & Sioux Falls By. Co., 1st M. 5s, due June 1
t contains but a
1938;
•
Ill. Cent. RR. Co.
single provision restricting the debt-making power.
The provision Is Chicago & North -Ch. St. L. & N. Orl. con. M. 5s & 330, due June 1951:
Western Railway Co. system
Article 25, adopted as an amendment In 1877, and Is as
follows:
Chicago St. Paul Minn. & Omaha By. Co., con.
M. 6s. due June 1 1930,
No County, City, Town, Borough or other Municipality
and In mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which
shall ever subsaid consolidated mortscribe to the capital stock of any railroad corporation,
gage 6
chaser of the bonds, or make donation to, or loan Its or become the pur- Chicago SC per cent bonds are to retire at maturity;
Eastern Illinois Railroad Co., gen.
such corporation; but nothing herein contained shall credit in aid of. any
1937, and in mortgage bonds heretofore con. & 1st M. 5s. due Nov. 1
affect the validity of
any bonds or debts Incurred under existing laws, nor be
and 1st mortgage 5 p. C. bonds retire at issued which said gen. con.
construed to pro•
hibit the General Assembly from authorizing any town
maturity:
or city to protect by Minneapolis & St. Louis BR. Co., 1st & refunding M. 4s, due
additional appropriations of money or credit any
March 1 1949.
and In the mortgage bonds heretofore issued
railroad debt contracted
prior to the adoption of this amendment.
which said 1st and refunding bonds are to retire at maturity;
The foregoing is explicit and comprehensive, covering
every municipality. Milwaukee & Northern RR. Co.. con. M. 6s, due June 1 1013, and in the.,
There are no general restrictions In the Revised
• mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which
Statutes; whatever resaid con. mortgage 6 pia
• • cent bonds are to retire at maturity;
State of Connecticut.
36
CONNECTICUT-MIES AND TOWNS.
iVoL. Lxxxix.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co., 1st con. M. gold 4s, due July 1 1952, and In
the mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said first con. mortgage
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
bonds are to retire at maturity. [Owing to the fact that this company
paid its Jan. 1908 dividend with certificates of indebtedness, instead
-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
• NOTE.
of in cash, a question was raised as to whether these bonds would conbelow, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
tinue legal investments. The Attorney-General seemed to think given
to
The relation which the towns, cities and boroughs of this State bear
not (see V. 86.p. 680), but the Bank Commission finally held in the
one another is peculiar, and requires a word of explanation. The State
affirmative. See V. 86, p. 1355.
up of towns.
of St. Louis general mortgage re- is divided into eight counties, and these counties are made
The Terminal Railroad Association
aggregate 168. The towns are the civil unit, and on the
funding 4 per centum sinking fund gold bonds of 1953 and the mortgage numbering in the (which is called the "Grand List of each town") Is
bonds heretofore issued which said general mortgage bonds are to retire assessed valuation
.
well as
for Attorney-General's opinion levied the tax for State purposes ascity or athe tax for town expenditures
at maturity. [See editorial V. 77, p. 2071.
borough, or both, all of which
Within the town Is often situated a
relative to these bonds.]
have bonds outstanding. In recent years several
Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad Company, River & may at the same time limits were about identical have been consolidated
The St. Louis
towns and cities whose
Gulf Division, first mortgage 4 p. c. bonds due May 1 1933.
the outstanding bonds of both town and city are reported together withThe Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company first mortgage 4 per cent and distinction. This is the case with the city and town of Hartford, which
out
gold bonds due in 1951.
previous to April 1896 reported their debts separately. The city and town
(10) In any general or consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of of New London have been consolidated, as have also the city and town of
the following-named railroad companies to retire all of the outstanding New Britain and the city and town of Bridgeport. On Dec.7 1897 the city,
prior mortgage bonds secured upon the property covered by said general town and school district of New Haven were likewise consolidated.
the town as does the
or consolidated mortgage:
The borough stands In about the same relation toused by both the city
Chicago SO North Western Railway Company,
city. The grand list as determined for the town is
& Quincy Railroad Company
taxes, the city, for instance, putting a tax of
Chicago Burlington
and the borough in levying
This tax is addiChicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company.
Its own on its share of the total grand list of the town. In the charge of
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company.
tional to the town tax. In some instances the schools are and to levy a
empowered to issue bonds
Railroad Company,
Chicago & Alton
school districts, which also are
take into
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Company,
tax so that to cover the total tax paid by a city it is necessary to
In
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Company
account the State, town, city and school district levies.city,the statements
wherever they
Company,
the town and
Michigan Central Railroad
which follow we give under one heading
are to a
Morris & Essex Railroad Company,
bear the same name, for though distinct corporations, their debts
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
greater or less extent the debts of a single community.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
AGGREGATE MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
St. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company,
in
The total indebtedness of all the towns, cities, boroughs and counties
Eastern Railway Company of Minnesota, Northern Division,
was In 1908 $38,463,704 91. In the following table we show the
the State
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
total indebtedness of all
debt and the
and the mortgage bonds hitherto Issued which such consolidated or gen- funded indebtedness, the floating quadrennial periods:
time
eral mortgage bonds are to retire at maturity; provided, that at no such the civil divisions of the State at
debt.
•T2tala
$38 6 do4t91
Floating debt.
Funded debt.
within five years next preceding the date of such Investment in
$7,865,551 44
$30,598,153 47
general consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of the railroad corpora- 1908
32,520,460 61
5,269,101 56
26,906,859 05
have failed to pay regu- 1904
tions last named shall such railroad corporation
27,624,827 42
5,005,323 09
22,142,993 58
larly and punctually the principal, at maturity or as extended,and interest 1900
24,581,066 55
4,384,980 56
19.749,667 08
on all its mortgage indebtedness, and, in addition thereto, dividends upon 1896
20,627,058 48
4,473,571 36
16,023,832 46
five years; and 1892
all its outstanding capital stock during the preceding
19,392,804 89
3,719,642 86
15,569,818 67
provided further, that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding 1888
17,636,289 91
2,980,386 15
14,655,903 75
corporation shall have been equal to at least 1884
capital stock of such railroad
17,355,909 29
1,967 623 60
15,388,375 89
corporation. 1880
one-third of the total mortgage Indebtedness of such railroad securing any
17,151,32728
35
2,713,584
14,437,742 93
1877
Including all bonds issued or to be issued under any mortgage
bonds in which such investment shall be made.
• In 1904 and at former periods the county debt ($344,500 in 1904) was
legal inNo bond of any railroad corporation named in this section shall be a it is a not divided Into funded and floating debt, and therefore is included only
of which
vestment for a savings bank when such corporation, or the system section shall in total debt column.
fail to pay dividends on all of its capital stock; and this
part, shall
operating ANSONIA
Frederick M. Drew, Treasurer.
not be held to authorize any investment in the bonds of any corporation
By an
power, or in
Ansonia is in New Haven County. Incorporated in April 1889. fire disIts railroad exclusively by any means other than steam as a motiveamendments
serer( railway company. [As already stated.
Legislature of 1893, the borough, town and
the bonds of any
- Act of the Connecticut consolidated to form the present city.
in street railway bonds
trict of this name were
have since been made permitting investment
City of Ansonia Bonds
When Due.
LOANSsee below.,
M-N$150,000e_May 1 1915
4s g
Building Bonds.
[In 1909 the Legislature passed an Act repealing Chapter 205 of the Laws
BOND, DEBT Oct 15 1909_$383,000
allowed savings banks to invest their deposits in the first 330 g J-.1 $75,000c___July 1 1923 Temporary loan
of 1905, which
5,000
Town of Ansonia Bonds.
Co., due 1951.1 V. 88,
mortgage gold 4s of the Southern Indiana Railway
21,552
45 g
J-J $100,000c___Jan 1 1912 Sinking fund
p. 1329.
10,032,246
Grand list 1908
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1902.)
banks
(Assessment about actual value.)
All other investments shall consist of deposits in incorporated York,
School Bonds.
or trust companies located in this State, or in the States of New unin• 48 '05 J-J $58,000c_July 1 '10-'30 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908......$13 00
mortgage on
12,685
Population in 1900_
Massachusetts or Rhode Island, or of loans secured by provided in section
($3,000 due yearly.)
14,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
cumbered real estate situated In this State (except as of the loan secured
worth double the amount
3429) [see section below]
INTEREST payable at the Anson a National Bank
thereon.
Fred W. Hall, Treasurer.
-As stated above, street railway bonds are In- BRIDGEPORT,
Street Railway Bonds.
In
This city is in Fairfield County. Incorporated as a city in 1836.
cluded for the first time by chapter 171. Laws of 1903. This Act was
assum1889-90 the town and city of Bridgeport were consolidated, the city
reads as follows:
amended in 1905 and now
debt.
in the town's
Improvement Bonds.
Savings banks may invest their deposits and surplus in the first mort- LOANSWhen Due.
30'01 J-J $320,000c_July 1910-'41
gage bonds of the Hartford Street Railway Company and the Fair Haven
City and Funding Bonds
& Westville Railroad Company, and In all bonds of the Consolidated 330
uly 1 1915 4s '07 F-A 330,000c_Aug 1 '28-'42
J-J $125,000c-J
Voting Machine Bonds.
Railway Company and in the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Company. 4s
J-J 400,000c___July 1 1919
[Under ruling of the State Attorney General the 30-year 5 % gold bonds 4s '94 J-J 500,000c__ Jan 1 1!)2, 4s '08 ___ $17,100___Oct 1 '10-'18
Building Bonds.
of the Meriden Horse Railroad Co. assumed by the Consolidated Railway
and City Hail Repair
Bridge
82.
3348'99 J-J $33,000c_July 1910-'13
Co. are legal investments for Connecticut savings banks. See V.
Bonds.
p. 292.1
3tis '05M-N $72,000c_May 1 '10-'45 BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909 $2,159,100
5,000
Floating debt
Fire Engine House Bonds.
SECTION 3429-When Mortgages May Be Made in Adjoining States.
495,234
may 3Ms'06 A-0 $54,0000_Apr 1 '10-'36 Sinking fund
Any savings bank in the towns of Putnam, Brooklyn and Killingly
Assessed valuation 1908_ _79,211,322
Bridge Bonds.
of Rhode
loan on land located in the County of Providence in the State land lo- 334s'01 J-J $110,000c_July 1 '10-'31
(Assessment about actual value.)
on
Island; any savings bank in the town of Ridgefield may loan any savings
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__ _315 80
Refunding Bonds.
cated In the County of Westchester in the State of New York:
4,081,500
on land 3;is
J-J $66.000c_July 1 '10-'20 Value city property_
loan
82,128
bank in the town of Enfield or in the town of Stafford may s; and any 3s'03 J-J 132,000c_$2,000 yearly Population in 1903
located in the County of Hampden in the State of Massachusett
INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.
may loan on land located in the
savings bank in the town of Stonington
bank
County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island; and any savings Berk- BRISTOL. M. L. Tiffany, Town and Boro. Treasurer.
of
In the town of Salisbury may loan on land located In the county
The town and borough of the same name are situated in Hartford County.
county of
shire n the State of Massachusetts and on land located in the
Town of Bristol. Incorporated 1785
$256,629
Dutchess, in the State of New York.
When Due. Note debt
LOANS75,625
Sinking funds
Funding Bonds.
3432, 3433 and 3434, provide certain
The subjoined sections. 3431,
6,976,629
-Jan 2 1927 Grand Ilst 1908
J-J $100.000c
loans on 4s
(Assessment is ( actual value.)
restrictions with reference to loans-section 3431 restricting
High School Bonds.
Ecclesiastical 45
$8,0000-__Jan 2 1911 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908,$15.00
J-J
Mortgage Security to Manufacturing Corporations and
9,643
personal BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909_$108,000 Population in 1900
Societies; section 3432 restricting amount of loans to one party on
BOROUGH OF BRISTOL
security; section 3433 forbidding loans on single names.
Incorporated 1893.
-No BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_.....$40,000 (Assessment about ( actual value.)
SECTION 3431-Loans to Corporations and Societies Regulated.
$4 00
59,400 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
association
loan shall be made by any savings bank to any corporation or unless the Floating debt
6,268
8,882 Population in 1900
Sinking fund
or ecclesiastical society, secured by mortgage upon its property,
8,000
55,368.66) Population in 1909 (est.)
the individual guaranty of some responsible Grand list 1909
same shall be accompanied by
at Bristol National Bank.
INTEREST on town and borough bonds paid
party or parties, or by other collateral security of value equal to the amount
of the sum loaned. The directors or trustees of any such bank consenting CHATHAM. A. H. Conklin, Auditor.
this section shall be held individuInc. 1767.
to any loan contrary to the provisions of
This town (P. 0. East Hampton) is in Middlesex County.
ally responsible for any loss to the full extent of such loan.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 11009._689,920
LOANS3,403
Floating debt
-No savings bank having more than
Refunding Railway Bonds.
SECTION 3432-Loans Restricted.
36.203
Total assets
twenty-five thousand dollars of deposits shall loan on personal security 4s '09 J-D j$34,000_June 1 '12-'28 Grand list 1908
926,793
1 3,000___June 1 1929
to any one person, company, or interest, more than three per cent of its
Railroad Aid Bonds (Tax exempt). (Assessment from ,i to 4-5 act. val.)
deposits at the time of making such loan.
1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$22.00
___
,
J-J
- 4s
Be Taken.
2,271
SECTION 3433-Obligations of One Person or Firm Not to
3.75s ,J-D 35,000c___Dec 1 1910 Population in 1000
upon,
payable at Central National Bank Middletown Conn,
No savings bank shall buy, or lend any moneywithoutany obligation on
INTEREST
taking additional
firm shall be holden,
which only one person or
Treas.; henry N. Fanton, Clerk.
security for the same equivalent to the guaranty or indorsement of some DANBURY. D. V. Haight,
The City of Danbury is situated in Danbury Town, Fairfield County.
other responsible party.
CITY OF DANBURY. Incorporated 1880.
Besides the ordinary safeguards which are in all savings bank laws, there LOANSWater Bonds (Con.)
When Due,
materially in preventing in4s '06 J-J $200,000c___Jan 1 1926
Is one of no little importance that ought to aid
Improvement Bonds.
75,000c. Jan 1 1929
J-J $155,000c&r..Jan 11020 4s '09 J-J
4s
We refer to the provision below.
cautious loans.
J-J 100,000c___July 1 1923 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909___$988,000
- 4s
105,000
Floating debt
SECTION 3434-Record of Names of Directors Consenting to Loans. of
Funding Bonds.
296,000
When any loan or investment is made by any savings bank, the names
M-Nj$100,000r May 1'27-'36 Water debt (included).__
4s
13,033
1937 Water sinking fund
consenting thereto shall be entered upon the records
1 50,000r May 1
the directors or trustees
n
12,280,500
A-0 215,000r Oct 1 1941 Total valuation 1908
of such bank, and said record shall be open at all times to the'inspectior 33s
the Bank Commissione
(Assessment about full value.)
Bonds.
of the corporators and auditors of such bank and statements therein conWater
and be prima facie evidence of the truth of the
J-J $30,000c_July 1 1910 Value of city property__ _ $1,500,000
4;is
00
J-J 1 9 000c_Jan 1 '10-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___ .$10
tained.
43
16,537
_July 1'09-'l2 Population In 1900
,
3,500
,
We find In Section 45
(est.)
45,000c Jan 1 1920 Population in 1909
J-J
TRUST FUNDS-HOW LOANED OR INVESTEDthe water
INTEREST on the Improvement and funding bonds and on
254 of Chapter 22 of the Revised Statutes the following liberal provisions
at the National Park Bank, New York; on all
funds may be loaned or Invested in the same securities bonds due 1920 is payableImporters' & Traders' Nat. Bank New York.
providing that trust
other water bonds at the
savings banks are authorized to invest in.
• TOWN OF DANBURY.
This town Is in Fairfield County. M. Meyers, Treasurer.
-Trust funds. unless It Is otherwise provided In the instruSEC. 495.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 11 1909_5418,000
Funding Bonds.
9,501,231
tile trust, may be loaned on the security of mortgages on
1908
ment creating
3s
A-0$225,000c__Apr 1 1932 Grand list for
unencumbered real estate in this State double in value the amount loaned,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _213.00
School Bonds.
21,000
in 1909 (est.)
be invested in such mortgages or in the bonds or loans of this 3s
or may
A-0 $50.000c_Apr 1 1932 Population
19,474
State, or of any town, city or borough of this State, or in any bonds, 4s '05 M-S 123,000eM
.ch 1 '10-50 Population in 1900
19,473
Population in 1890
stocks or other securities which the savings banks in this State are, or may
20,000e_Mch 1 51-'55
be, authorized by law to invest in, or may be deposited in savings banks
INTER ST is payable at the Import. & Traders' N. Bank, N. Y. City.
ncorporated by this State.
NOV., 1909.]
CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TO
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.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due
LOANS3;is g J-J $5,000c_ -__July 11014
Town Orders.
(Subject to call July 1 1900.)
$8,956.14_0n demand
45
Funding Bonds.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
J-J 1102,000c-__July 1 1914
3345
M-N $42,000c_Nov 1 1934 4s g
TO'fAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ $264,956
to call $3,000 yearly.)
(Subject
38,036
Sinking fund
Refunding Bonds
3,501
4s '08 A-0 $60,000c___Oct 1 1928 Cash on hand 1908
5,744,621
Total valuation
School Bonds.
J-D $11,000c___June 1 1021 (Assessm't same as actual value.)
-is
33
City tax (per $1,000) 190J____$13 50
(Subject to call June 1 1902.)
7,930
In
F-A $23,000c_ _Aug 1 1030 Population in 1900
9,000
1900 (est.)
Population
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly.)
is payable at the Birmingham National Bank, Derby.
INTEREST
DERBY.
J. 0. Goodwin, Clerk.
Tins town Is In Hartford County. Incorporated Oct. 1783.
Funding Bonds
When Due.
LOANS4s g '09 A-0 $88,000c___Apr 1 1939
Bridge Bonds.
to call after April 1 1929.)
'89 A-0 $39,600c. Oct 1 1919 (Subject DE131' Oct 1909_$187,600
3.6s
HON 1).
(Subject to call Oct I, 1800.)
8,127
Floating debt
Funding Bonds.
40,606
43 '94 AM $60,000c&p Apr 2 1924 Total assets
4,705,163
Grand list 1908
2 1904.)
(Sublect to call April
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___$12 00
6.406
Population in 1900
7,800
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at Farmers & Mechs. Nat. Bank, Hartford.
EAST HARTFORD.
EAST /I AR[FORD FIRE DISTRICT. Edw. E. king. President.
Value of water plant, $295,000.00.
IVhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 7 1909.$250,000
LOANS15,250
Floating debt
Water Loans.
16,236
A-0$115.000 __ Met 1 1931 Sinking fund
4s
135,000._ _June 1 1933 Assessed valuation 1909...2,500,000
J-D
4s
14,450 Fire Dist. tax (per $1,000) '08_ _$5.00
Notes, sewer Is
5,300
800 Population in 1009 (est.)
Fire District Note
FAIRFIELD.
Luin B. Switzer, Treas. (P.O. Southport).
This town is in Fairfield County.
$7,500
When Due Floating debt
LOANS3,747,311
4s '00 J-J $30,000__July 1 '10-21 Grand Ilst 1908
1916 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909___$11 00
3 Wig'01A-0 25,000
4,489
1929 Population in 1900
4s '09 M-S 75,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_$130,000
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Simeon Pease, Commissioner.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 9 1909_ _$145,000
LOANS-Assessed valuation 1909_229,879,000
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '09 A-()$145,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1039 State & Co tax (per $1,000)'09.$1.00
(Subject to call Oct 1 1929.)
GREENWICH.
NS.
37
HARTFORD "ARSENAL SCHOOL DISTRICT." Robt. C. Glazier, Treas.
$5,028
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS48
J-D 174,000c_ _ _June 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1908...3,480,666
4, 08 N1-N 80.000c_ _ _ Hay 1 1938 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ _$154,0001School tax (per $1,000) 1909___$7.00
INTEREST is payable at the Riverside Trust Co. of Hartford.
HARTFORD "FIRST SCHOOL DISTRICT."
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 3 1908_ _ _$60,000
LOANS22,658,540
4s
$60,000....May 1 1927 Grand list 1908-09
(Subject to call after May 1 1907) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$2.00
HARTFORD "NORTHEAST SCHOOL DISTRICT." Marshall L. Hill,
Chairman of Committee.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oc t5 1909_ $129,000
Building Bonds.
4s '09 J-D $63,000c__Junc 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1908_2 035,777
J-D 66,000c_ _June 1 1931 (Assessm't from 60 to 75% act. val.)
35s
(per $1,000) '09_ _ _ _$6.00
(Exempt from all taxes.)
S
INTEREST payable at Security Co • Hartford.
HARTFORD "NORTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT." Robert L. Russell, Chairman.
_83,785.365
When Due. I Grand list 1908 _
LOANS98 08 M-S$170.000_ _ _Sept 1 1938 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 8 1909_ _$170,0001School tax (per $1,000) 1009_$7.00
INTEREST payable at the Security Co. of Hartford.
HARTFORD "SECOND NORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT.' F. S. Kellogg, Chairman.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 2 1909_ $177,000
LOANS51 000
J-J $137,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1924 Floating debt
45
(Subject to call after Jan 11904.) Assessed valuation 1908_ __5,855,629
40,000c__ _July 1 1934 (Assessment about 60% actaul value)
'04J-J
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _.$5.00
(Bonds are exempt from taxes.)
INTEREST payable at Security Co . Hartford.
'SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT." T. A. Shannon, Treas.
HARTFORD
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '09 $620,000
LOANS60,000
1927 Floating debt
M-N $20,000c
4s
8,875
M-N 200,000c_ __May 1 1031 Sinking fund
-is
33
24,611,048
M-N 200,000c&r_Nov 1 1952 Total valuation 1908
,
0
33
g '05M-S200,000c_ _Sept 1 1955 School tax (per $1,000) 1908__$6.00
334s
INTEREST payable at the Fidelity Trust Co., Hartford.
HARTFORD "WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT." Walter L. Wakefield, Treasurer.
1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909___$180,000
J-J $20,000c
4s
1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ __$6.00
25,000c
J-J
3 jis
1914
35,000c
J-J
4s
100,000c.Tuly 1 1932
45 '08 J-J
INTEREST is payable at Hartford National Bank, Hartford.
P.
HARTFORD "WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT." James
Taylor (Pres. Charter Oak National Bank). Treasurer
50
46.0
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_ $246,000
LOANSF-A$126,000c_ _July 31 '12 Floating debt
3 As
F-A 120.000c_ July 31 '26 Assessed valuation 1907_14,027,587
30
'School tax (per $1,000) 1908___$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.
:25,502
When Due. Floating debt
LOANSJ-J $75.000c___July 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1908 __$5,078,342
4s
(Assessment about full value.)
School and Refunding Bonds.
lain 1 1924 Tax rate (par $1,000)'08 (town)$9.00
08 J-J $10,(L4s
,
5,572
in 1900
BOND.. DEBT Oct 15 1909_$175,000 Population Bank, Derby, Conn.
INTEREST payable at Birmingham National
R. Wellstood, Clerk.
The town and borough of same name are located in Fairfield County.
TOWN OF GREENWICH.
Incorporated in 1662. R. Welistood, Clerk.
KILLINGLY. Frank T. Preston, Treasurer.
When Due. BONI). DEBT Sept 1909_$385,000
LOANS-This town is in Windham County. Incorporated 1708.
526,414
$3,974,845
Note debt
Registered Bonds
When Due. Grand list 1908
24,399,799 LOANSTown valuation 1908
1 (Assessment about full value.)
__s '87 _. . $160,000
Town Bonds of 1900:
(Assessment about 60% actual value) 3 kis g J-D $125.000c___Dec 1 19201Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908... _$12 00
Coupon Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___$12.00 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909._ $125,000 Population in 1890
7.027
s '95 -_ $125,000
12,172
Population in 1900
High School Bonds
80,000 Population In 1900
15,000 Floating debt payable at National Shawmut Bank, Boston, or at the
"5
48 '07 J-J $100,000c._ _July 1 1935 Population in 1909 (est)
INTEREST
Windham County Nat. Bank, In Danielson.
INTEREST payable at office of Town Treasurer.
BOROUGH OF GREENWICH. Incorporated 1854.
LITCHFIELD. F. W. Humphrey, Treasurer. Incorporated
Henry B. White. Treasurer.
Litchfield (Town) is the county seat of Litchfield County.
$2,212,605
Al-N $147,000_ __May 1 1922 Grand list 1906
45
1720. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
$2,786,515
TOTAL DEBT April 1906_ $147,000 Borough tax (per $1,000) 1906.$0 00 LOANSWhen Due. Grand Ilst 1908
2.420
42,500 Population in 1900
Floating debt
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Railroad Bonds.
(per $1,000) 1909_$18 50
J-D $80,000c_ _On demand Total tax
4s
3,214
GROTON. W. E. Wheeler, Treasurer (P. 0. Mystic).
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $80,000 Population in 1900
Incorporated May 1704.
This town is In New London County
19,500 INTEREST is payable in Litchfield.
debt
Oct 6 1009___$50,000 Floating
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT
92,426 MANCHESTER. S. M. Benton, Clerk (P.O.So182anchester).
.M 3.
Floating debt
Refunding.
19,166
M-N $15,000r__ May 1 1911 Cash on hand
48
This town Is In Hartford County. Incorporated May 1908_312,011,942
4,517,045
(35.000 biennially) to May 11015 Grand list 1909
When Due. Assessed valuation
LOANS(Assessment at 2-3 actual value.)
Registered Bonds
(Assessment about 90% actual value)
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000)11909___10 00 48 '08 Al-N $110,000_May 1 '10-'31 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ 110 00
4%s
____ $35,000
5,962
10,601
Population in 1900
DEBT Oct 1909_$110,000 Population in 1900
BOND.
INTEREST is payable by the Town Treasurer.
31,000 Pop'tion '09 (est.) 13,000 to 14,000
Floating debt
nRoroN wArcR DisrRicr. D. E. Marquart, Treasurer.
1924 TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 1909__$225,000 MERIDEN. Floyd Curtis, City Treasurer.
45 g '04 A-0 $150,000c
Dur10251
75,000c
4s g '05 J D
The town and city of Meriden are situated in New Haven County.
payable at National Bank of Commerce New London, Conn. ing the year 1896 the town of Meriden voted to consolidate the schools and
INTEREST
assume the debt of all the school districts.
HARTFORD. Chas. H. Slocum, Treasurer.
CITY OF MERIDEN. Incorporated 1867.
The town and city of Hartford were consolidated on April 1 1896, and
Herman Hess, Clerk. Incorporated 1867.
their debts are no longer reported separately. City incorporated May 1784.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds
When Due.
LOANS45 '95 J-J 150.000c_July 1 '14-'18
3tig'n7 J-J $800,000r_ _Jan 1 1922
Sewer Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
'10-'12 BOND. DEBT Oct 13 1909.4195,000
y1
47.000
4g '93 J-J $290,0000_July 1 1918 33g'97 MN 270,000r__May 1 1922 4s '93 M-N j$30,000c_Ma
1 5,000c_May 1 1913 Floating debt
Improvement Bonds.
26,422
Park Improvement Bonds.
Cash in treasury
Water Bonds.
J-.I $300,000c_Jan 1 1926 3lig'07 J-J $250,000r_Jan 1 1922
33.ig
Assessed valuation 190_18,966,179
45 '93 M-N $20,0000-May 1 1910
Conn. R. Bridge Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
10,000c-May 1 1911
c_July 1 1054
$8.00
J-J $200,000r_Jan 1 1938 3jig'04 J-J1,000,000
3g
10,000c___July 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903...24,296
20,000r_%Jan 1 1930 3Mg'05J-D1,000,000c_June 1 1955 45 '05 J-J
3.5g'00 J-J
40,000c-July 1 '12-'!3 Population In 1900
Water Bonds
High School and Bridge Bonds
York.
July 1 1918
INTEREST payable at the Importers & Traders' Nat. Bank, New
35ig'98 J-J $200.000r_ __Jan 1 1938 4g '93 J-J $475.000c
Police Departm•nt.
TOWN OF MERIDEN. Incorporated May 1800.
3;ig'98 J-J $75,000r_Jan 1 1923
Chas. H. Wood, Town Treasurer.
When Due BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909.$520,000
LOANSFloating debt
• Non-taxable.
Funding Bonds.
38 6
18,5317
'80 Al-N $30,000c_May '10-'12 Cash in treasury
4
INTEREST on all of the city bonds is payable at the city treasury.
(Assessment at full value.)
34s '01 Al-N 80.000c_May 1'17-'24
TOTAL DEBT. &e.
130,000c_May 1 '12-'24 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___$10.00
28,695
Oct. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Oct. 1 '07. Apr. 2 '06. Apr. 1 '05. 4s'08 Al-NJ 220,000c_May 1 '25-'35 Population in 1900
1
356000
Tot, bond. debt_$4.880,000 $5,633,000 $5,830,000 $5,830,000 $4,830,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
Town Bonds.
279,454
220,454
220,454
229,454
23,481
Floating debt__ _
'10-'11
4s '92 Al-N $20.000r_May
Cold Spring Home Bonds.
Total debt__ __$4,903,481 $5,862,454 $6,059,454 $6,059,454 $5,109,454
'01 Al-N $40,000c_May 1 '13-'16
Traders'
Sinking fund.... $400,253 $1,245,654 $1,124,110 $938,106 $839,580 $3s
INTEREST on funding 4 As is payable at the Importers' & Bank: on
$478,000 $675,000 $675,000 $675,000
Water debt (incl.) $475,000
National
National Bank, New York; on town 4s at the MeridenBank, New York.
-The city in 1008 owned property to the value the
of 1908 at the Fourth National
CITY PROPERTY.
% bonds and 4s
of 37,59J,836, according to inventories on file in the office of the City
MIDDLETOWN. James P. Stow, City & Town Treasurer.
Auditor.
Middlesex
Middletown City Is situated in the town of Middletown, debts of
WATER DEPARTMENT is self-sustaining, raising from water rents
city and town are distinct corporations, and the
$30,000 to $40,000 each year above interest on its bonds and all ordinary County. The below.
both are given
expenses.
CITY OF MIDDLETOWN. Incorporated May 1784.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.Total.
Tax Rate.
Real Estate. Personal Property.
Incorporated 1784.
YearsSewer Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
•$18,00 LOANSx$0,307,070
$74,689,157
$65,382,087
1908
J-D $53,000c___Dec 1 1921
3s
•18 00
z),106,041
72,535,383
63 42t1,312
Funding Debt Bonds.
1907
•18 00 45
66,352.717
z7,634,471
58,718,246
Al-N $25,000c___Nov 1 1914 3Ms'05 M-N 35,000c_May 1 1925
1905
Municipal Building Bonds.
•17 50 4s
70,051 373
20,146,633
49,904,740
A-0 15.000c-Oct 1 1914
1900
20 50 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1904.) 330'05 M-N 136,000c __May 1 1925
16,629,086
47,225,324
30,506,238
1800
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909_ $530,000
20 50
16,048,479
46,220,364
30.171,885
City Improvement Bonds.
1889
85,229
20 50 3 s
47,347,471
19,500,122
27,847,349
J-J $70,000c&r-July 1 1921 Sinking funds
1888
255,000
Water debt (included)
x ExSewer Bonds.
• School tax (which in 1908 averaged $4 per 11,000) additional.
M-S $16,000c_Mch 1 '10-'17 Water sinking fund (incl).. 84,389
cluding corporation stock assessment, which for 1908 aggregated $32,648, 45
6,512,882
Grand list 1909
Water Bonds.
548. See note on page 36.
$55,000c___July 1 1915 City tax rate (per $1,000) '08_19.00
-In 1909 (est.), 108,000; in 1900 the population (Cen- 3.655 J-J 200.000r. __July 1 1922 Population In 1900
9,589
POPULATION.
J-J
It was 4s
sus) was179,850; In 1890 it was 53,230; in 1880 It was 42,553; in 1870
INTEREST payable In Middletown.
37.743 . ...
38
CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN. Incorporated Sept. 1651.
Bonds are tax exempt.
Railroad Refunding Bonds
lAssessed valuation 1909_19,398,875
4s '90 F-A3244,000c__Aug 1 1910 1(Assessment about 80% actual value)
33004 J-J 100,000cecr_Jan 1 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$10.00
4s '09 J-D 340,000c __June 1 1929 Population in 1900
17,486
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 1909_$684,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
.
20,000
Floating debt Apr 1 1909._ _ 30,0001
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 payable at City Trust Co., Boston; on
others in Middletown.
MILFORD. Richard R. Hepburn, Clerk.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
When Due.
School Bonds.
3 Xg'05 A-0$100.000c8or Oct 1 1935
45
J-J 321,000c__July 1 1919 TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 '09_31,346,500
4s
J-J
63,000c___July 1 1920 Sinking fund
38.779
45
J-D 40.000c___June 1 1924 Water debt (Included)___
651,000
4s
M-N 60,000c___May 1 1925 Assessed valuation 190915,795,278
J-D 100,000c__Dec 1 1931 (Assessment about X actual value.)
3 Xs
4s'g'08 J-D 175,000c_ _Dec 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1000) 1908_116 00
Park Bonds.
Population in 1900 (Census)..17,548
9s
M-N $25,000r_May 1 1923 Population in 1909 (est.)_ _20,000
_20,000
Annexation Bonds.
F-A $11,500c___Aug 1 1919
34s
INTEREST Is payable at the New London City National Bank.
This town is In New Haven County. Incorporated 1664.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$15,000
4s '90 ___ $27600.___July 1 1910 Grand list 1909
4,578,481 NORWALK.
45 '95 ____ 29,900
(Assessment about full value.)
The town of Norwalk, in Fairfield County, contains the city of Norwalk
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.......$12.00 (incorporated June 30 1893), whose debt is included below. The city of
Is '07 A-0 $83,000c _ _ _ _Oct 1 1927 Population in 1900
3,783 South Norwalk, whose statement is given under its own name, Is also In
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 1909_$140,500 Population in 1909 (est)
4,000 this town.
CITY OF NORWALK. Incorporated 1893.
NAUGATUCK. George T. Wigmore, Treasurer.
This borough is in New Haven County. Town Incorporated 1844; borJ. Belden Huributt, Cleric.
ough Incorporated 1893: consolidation of town and borough 1895.
LOANS
Water Bonds.
Due.
Refunding Funded Debt.
efunding
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_3120,000
J-J $50,000___July 1 1935
45 g
School Bonds.
J-J 350,000_ ...July 1 1029 3',s
80,000_ -_June 1 1028
J-J
Floating debt
56,602 33-6s
4s '00 M-S $20,000c___Sept '10-'19 Grand list 1908
(Subject to call Jan. 1919.)
(Subject to call June 11023.)
7,923,930
Refunding Town Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per 31.000) 1908......$16 40
45 '92 A-03100,000c___Apr 1 1912 Population in 1900
_July I 11127
10,541 33.0 g J-J $200,000__ _ _July 1 1929 is '17 J-J 525,000
IN rEiths l' payable at Naugatuck National Bank.
(Subject to call Jan 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_3635,000
Municipal Purposes
Floating debt
18,700
NEW BRITAIN. F. S. Chamberlain, Treasurer.
4s g
J-J $50,000
May 1 1935 Sinking fund
66,634
The city of New Britain is situated in Hartford County. In 1905 the
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Water debt (included)
350,000
town and city were consolidated.
4s '07 J-J $75,000c___July 1 1927 Grand list 1908
5,540,980
City tax (per $1,000) 1907____$9.625
CITY OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS.
LOANSPopulation in 1900
Municipal Building Bonds.
6 125
When Due.
INTEREST on the gold bonds due in 1035 is payable at American ExWater Bonds.
4s '08 J -J $215,000c_ _ _July 1 1948
change National Bank; other interest payable in Norwalk.
4s
F-A $200,000c__Aug 1 1918
Street Bonds
(Subject to call after Aug 11908.) 4s
F-A $50,000c___Aug 1 1925
TOWN OF NORWALK. Incorporated Sept. 1651.
4s
F-A 250,000c___July 1 1927
Sewer Bonds.
H. R. Smith, Clerk.
F-A 75,000c.__July 1 1933 4s
4s
J-J $15,000c___Jan 1 1913
4s '08 J-J 300,000c___Jan 1 1938 4s
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Apr 9 1909_3625,000
F-A 100,000c___Aug 1 1918 LOANSSc000l Bonds.
Water Bonds
Sinking fund
47,636
F-A 100,000c___Aug 1 1025
4s
3Ms'09 ___ $20,000
J-J $15.000c_ _ _Jan 1 1938 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1010.)
4i6,
Grand list 1908.... _ __ _ _ _16,112,334
Refunding Bonds
4s '09 F-A 153,000c_ Feb 1939 3Ms
Town tax (per $1,000) 1908_ ___$9.00
J-J 150,000c___July 1 1924
4s '09 F-A 67,500__Aug 1 '10-14 33s
19,932
J-J 100,000c___July 1 1932 4s '09 ___ $225,000c_Apr 1 1939 Population in 1900
Funding Bonds.
Subway Bonds.
Population in 1909 )est.)
21,000
4s '04 J-J 200,000c ___July 1 1932
A•0$300,000___Oct 1 1918
A-0 326,000c___Oct '10-'22 4s '06 J-J 300,000c___Jan 1 1936 33
-is
334 g
1921
Population in 1900 (Census)__ 25,998 Town bonds 100,000
INTEREST payable at Am. Ex. National Bank, New York.
TOWN OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS,
LOANSWhen Due. 33'
-is
J-J $48,000c_Aug 1-'10-'29
Park Bonds
3%s
F-A 51,000c ......1026-1935 NORWICH. C. Lippett, Mayor; I. L. Peck, Treasurer.
Norwich Is in New London County. The city and town have separate
4s
J-J $70,312.50c. July 1 '10-'24
($2,000 due yearly.)
Funding Bonds.
3s
F-A 546,000c_Aug 1 '10-'32 governments, keep separate accounts and have separate debts.
J-j" $)5,000c_July 1 1911 Population in 1890
4s
,CITY OF NORWICH. Incorporated 1784.
19,007
School Bonds.
Population in 1900
28,202
Ira L. Peck, Treasurer.
4s
J-J $95,000c ____ 1910-1028
LOANSGas and lilectric Plant Bonds.
IVhen Due. I
Water Bonds.
I 43 '06 J-1) 5287,000_ Apr 2 1981
DEBT OF CONSOLIDATED CITY-OCT. 1 1909.
5s
J-J 350,000c-_Jan 1 19101GEN. BONDS Nov 9 '09_ __$986,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $2,733,500 Grand list 1908____ _1127,262,917
Floating debt
J-J 150,000c___Jan 1 1923 ' Water debt (Included). _ _
26,250 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$18.75 330
265,000
Sinking funds
151,801 Population in 1909 (est.)
121,300
47,000 4s '06 J-1) 65,000... Apr 2 1931 Temporary bonds
Funding Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at New Britain National Bank
Sinking funds and cash
73,300
4s
A-0$125,000c__Oct 1
Total valuation 1008
12,622,596
NEW HAVEN. James B. Martin, Mayor Jonathan N. 33is J-D 166,000c___June 1 1013 (Assessment about X actual value.)
1925
Refunding Bonds.
Rowe, Comptroller.
City tax (per $1,000) 1908____$10.00
Apr 2 1931 Population in 1900
This city is tile county scat of New Haven County. Incorporated 1784. 4s Yr; .1 1)51-13,000_
17,251
INTEREST is payable In New Yolk and Norwich.
By an Act of tile General Assembly the city, town and school district of
New Haven were consolidated Dec. 7 1897 under one government, and the
TAX FREE.
-All bonds are exempt from taxation.
city assumes the assets and liabilities of the two other governments.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The city owned property in 1907 valued at
NEW HAVEN CITY BONDS. .
51,955,212 50. This included buildings, tire department, ece., as well as
LOANSwater works, which were held at $950,000. In the year 1905.06 the regular
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
A-0 $125,000r_Oct 1911-'16 receipts of the water works were $61,380 99; expenditures $36,442.20
A-0 325,000r___Oct 1 1914 33s A-0 150,000r Oct '10-'15-'20
4s
TOWN OF NORWICH. Incorporated 1659.
4s
A-0 40,000r___Oct '15-'16 336s A-0
,
37,500r Oct 1912-'17-'22
Chas. S. Holbrook. Treasurer.
3s
A-0 185,000r_Oct 1 1920 4s '08 J-J 100,000r _July 1 '29-'33
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_$282,000
3 Xs
A-0 10,000r___Oct 1 1922
Street Improvement Bonds
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
Floating debt_
13,301
3s '05A-0 95,000c_Oct 1 1925 4s '07 J D J3150,000cJune 1 '27-'31
TOTAL
4s '08 J-J
35,000c_July 1 1928
1 22,000c_June 1 1932 3SO '05 J-J 117,000c-__Jan 1 1925 Sinking DEBT Oct 11909.. 295,301
Refunding Bonds.
fund
43,170
Fund'g de High Schooi Bonds.
School-Building Bonds
-is
A-03115,000e
1913 Grand list 1908
16,736,130
3Xs A-0 $360.000r ___Oct '10-'24 4s '08 J-J $100,000c_Jan 1 '29-'33 31
Town of Preston Bonds
(Assessment about X actual value.)
3s A-0
6.000r_Oct 1 '10-'15
City Sewerage.
J-J $50,0000
1920 Town tax (per $1 000) 1908_17.50
Library Bonds.'
A-03400,000r_Apr 1 '10-'25 3.40s
43
Population in 1909 (est)
45 '86
28,000
J-J $100,000cJan 1 '10-'19 4s
J-D 100,000r __1926-1929 Town Deposit Fund 6s.
On demand
$13,301 Population in 1900
Funding Bonds.
24,637
33s '05A-0 100,000r___Oct 1 1925
INTEREST is payable at the Treasurer's office except the "Town of
3 Y,,s'05 A-Of $250,000r_Oct 1 '25-'34 4s '08 J-J 150,000c_ _July 11028
Preston Bonds," which is payable at the Thames National Bank of Norwich.
3,000r__Oct 1 1935
1
TOWN OF NEW HAVEN DEBT
ORANGE. Walter A. Main, First Selectman.
LOANSPark Bonds.
When Due.
This town Is in New Haven County. Incorporated May 1822.
Air Line RR. bonds
33.s '89 J-J $100,000c _July 11030
ing
When Due. Grand list 1908_
$8,953,363
713.s '89 J-J $500,000cJuly 1 '10-'29 (Subject to call after July 1 1910.) LOANS-Bonds (Gold).
(Assessment Is 85% actual value.)
J-J 100.000c___July 1 1939 4s g
4s
J-J $100,000c__Jan 1 1916 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908-$8.00
4s g '05 J-J 200.000o ._Jan 1 1925 Population In 1900
995
6,
• Exempt from taxation.
BOND. DEBT Oct 16 1909_3300,000 Population in 1909 (est)
11,000
NEW HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INTEREST payable at National Tradesmen's Bank, New Haven.
LOANSWhen Due. 43
M-N $70,000 c___1921-1924
45
F-A 5210,0000 _1910-1920 48
F-A 75,000 c___1925-1928 PORTLAND.
Robert S. Mitchell, Clerk.
($20,001) yearly on Aug. 1.)
M-N 125.000 c......1929-1934
48
This town is In Middlesex County. Incorporated May 1841.
INTEREST on all issues is paid at the City Treasury.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT May 13 1009 $240,000
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, &c.
Refunding Bonds.
Grand list 1908
actual,v1a6,8
l3
Oct. 11009. Jan.1 1909. Jan. 11008. Jan. 11907. 3 Xs
J-J som000_July 1 1919 (Assessment X to X
value.)
Bonded debt of city.... $2,543,500 $2.568,500 $2,061,500 52,124,000 4s '05 M-N 77,000e___Nov 1 1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1009_322 50
3.8
80
.
Old debt of town
000,000
700,000
900,000
24,000r_July 1 '10-13 Population in 1000
900,000 4s '09 J-J
Old debt of school dIst...
500,000
480,000
500,000
42,000r___July 1 1929
500,000
INTEREST payable at Town Treasury.
Total bonded debt.- $3,723,500 $3,968,500 $3,461,500 $3,524,000
TAX FREE.
-The bonds of the town are exempt from taxation.
Floating debt
105,000
70,000
271,000
I
Total debt
Sinking funds
$3,793,500
80,455
54,073,500
219,002
$3,732,500
162,146
33,524,000
119,395
PUTNAM. Leon T. Wilson, Clerk; Chas. H. Brown, Treas.
This city and town of the same name are in Windham County. City Incorporated Jan. 1 1898. Interest is payable at First Nat. Bank in Putnam.
CITY OF PUTNAM. Incorporated 1896.
Street Improvement Bonds.
'Total valuation
96,ue
val 00
0)
3 Xs
J-J $40,000c__ _July 1 1029 I (Assessment about 60% actual
1909$
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909...340,000 , City tax (per $1,000) 1009
$7.50
Floating debt
14,000IPopulation in 1900
6,667
Sinking fund
10,8501PopulatIon in 1909 (est.)
7,500
TOWN OF PUTNAM. Incorporated May 1855.
F. W.Seward. Town Clerk. (1100.000 bonds voted, but not yet Issued.]
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909
None Town tax (per $1,000) 1909_19.50
Floating debt
$88,901 Population in 1000
7,348
Assessed valuation 1908...3,369,987
(Assessment about ( actual value )1
Net debt
$3,713,045 $3,854,498 53,570,354 $3,404,605
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been approximately as follows, real estate being taken at "about
51% actual value" until 1900, when the basis of valuation was raised to
full value;
Total
Rate of Tax
Total
Rate of Tax
Years.
Valuation. per $1,000. Years.
Valuation. per $1,000.
1908
$119,592,508 $14.75
1903
$106,386,539 $13 25
1907
116,312,984
14 75
1901
103,460,932
12 75
1906
112 9.56,910
13 50
53,800,000
1895
21 00
1905
110,001,166
14 00
52,171.131
1890
19 50
1904
109,262,817
13 25
The Grand List does not include property estimated In 1908 as follows:
Yale College. estimated at
$10,191,590 RIDGEFIELD. H.
K. Scott, Clerk.
School-houses, estimated with contents and land
2,232,585
This town Is in Fairfield County.
Churches and institutions
5,366,000
State, county, town and city public property
TOWN OF RIDGEFIELD. Incorporated 1709.
3,123.275
Railroad property and other lawful exemptions
H. K. Scott. Clerk.
10,303,579
LOANS
When Due. Floating debt
Total
Funding Bonds
$31,217,029
Sinking fund assets
POPULATION.-ln 1905 (est.) 123,000; in 1900 (Census) was 108,027; 330 g F-A $60,0000___Aug 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1908....3,913,574
$5,0471
1 3 ,28
(Subject to call Aug 1 1917.)
In 1890 it was 81,298; in 1880 it was 62,882.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_310.00
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909...460,000 Population in 1900
2.626
INTEREST at Merchants' Exchange National Bank, New York.
NEW LONDON. Fitch L. Comstock, City Treasurer.
The town and city (located In county of same name) are under one
BOROUGH OF RIDGEFIELD, Incorporated 1001
government and the following statement Includes both. Incorporated
A. V. Davis, Treasurer.
town, 1646; city, 1784.
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
$1.000
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds
• •
Sewer Bonds.
8,066
Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J 5116,000e
July 1 1919 33.0
J-J $50,000c_ _Jan 1 1932 Assessed valuation 1908-1,606.405
48
J-J $10,000r__ _July 11017 4s
60,000c_ _July 1 1924
J-J
(Subject to call Jan 1 1922.)
Tax rate (per 11.000) 1009...18.00
334s
35,000c___July 1 1911 3 Xs
J-J
J-J 225,000c..Jan 1 1920 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909.... _350,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
1,100
33s
20.000r___July 1 1919 3 &is g J-J 200,000e&r_July 1 1926
J-J
INTEREST on the
Sag
J-D 35,000c-Dec 1 1937 3% g'08 J-J :0.000c. - July 1 1926 change National Bank,borough bonds is payable at tne Merchants ExNew York City.
Nov., 1909.1
ROCKVILLE. George Forster, Mayor.
This city Is In Tolland County. Incorporated 1886.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909_3210,000
LOANS15,000
Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds.
6,202,574
48
J-J 150,000c___Jan 1 1926 Grand list 1908
(Assessment about fi actual value.)
(Subject to call Jan 1 1900.)
$7.00
48
J-J $90,000c___July 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
7,772
Population In 1890
Filtration Bonds.
7,287
July 1935 Population in 1900
J-J $70,000c
48
8,200
(est)
INTEREST payable at Treas's office Population In 1909
SOUTHINGTON. R. Elliott, Treasurer.
This town is In Hartford County. Incorporated 1779.
$3,984,010
When flue. Grand list 1909
LOANS48
J-J $60,000c_1917 & 1927 (Assessment about 90% actual val.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909... _ $60,0001Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903...410.00
12,2631Population in 1900 (Census)---5.890
Sinking fund
SOUTH NORWALK. J. It. Taylor, Clerk. 18
Aug.
1870.
Incorporated
This city is In Fairfield County
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$9,000r___July 1 1910
J-J
48
Electric Light Bonds.
30,000r___July 1 1925
J-J
A-0 $20,000c_Apr 1 1928 48
48
160,000r___July 1 1925
Library Bonds.
140,000c&rJuly 1 1930
A-0 $5,000c___Apr 1 1928 4s '05 J-J (20,000r._ _July 1 1935
4s
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_3396,000
4s '05 M-S $90,000c&r.
159,577
Sept 1 '25,'30 & '35 Floating debt
117,577
Water debt (included)
Bonds.
Refunding Water
5,725,700
4s '09 J-J $52,000c_July 1 1939 Grand list 1908
(Assessm't about 65% actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
4s 05 J-J 1$50,000c_JUly 1 '25&'30 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_48 00
6,591
l 20,000c___July 1 1935 Population in 1900
INT. payable In South Norwalk.
4s '09 J-J 109,000c_July 1 1939
Wm. F. Tammany,
SOUTH NORWALK UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
Clerk of District Committee. This district has no bonded debt, the
floating debt given below consisting of notes held by the South Norwalk
Savings Bank.
8,000
Floating debt Apr 9 1009_ _ _$65,5121Population In 1900
School tax (per $1,000) 1908...42 00 I Value of school prop. 1909-$135,000
STAMFORD.
This city Is In Falrfield County. Incorporated 1893.
CITY OF STAMFORD. iV. N. Travis, City Treas. Exempt.)
Public Park Bonds ( lax
When Due.
LOANS'08 A-0 s7,5,1)00 _ _Anr 1 103s
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $50,000c___July 1 1914 4s '09 s- a 50,000____Mch 1 1939
48
Refunding Bonds.
M-N 25,000c.. Nov 1 1914
4s
M-N $25,000____Nov 1 1921
33's g M-S 25,000c___Mch 1 1921 35s
1937
M-N 60,0000_ May 1 1924 4s '07 semi-an 25,000
48 g
BOND. DEBT May 24 1909 $460,000
Public Improvement Bonds
60,000
45 09 A-0 $35,000-__Apr 1 1934 Floating debt
102,816
,
4s '09 J-D 35,000 ___June 1 1934 Sinking fund_
t;raid list 1008 --------524 418 .34
Funding Bonds
33s g M-S $60,000o__ _Mch 1 1921 (Assessm't about 75% actual value.)
15,997
Street Imp. Bonds (Tax Exempt). Population in 1900
25,000
4s g '07 F-A $50,000c___Aug 1 1032 Population in 1909 (est.)
I NTE it ES oil pall( 1)011(k Is payab e in New York; on othersat Stamford.
(per $1 000) in 1907 was $1030 In one district,36 80
The city's tax rate
In another and $3 80 In the third.
TOWN OF STAMFORD.
Frank B. Gurley, Town Treasurer. This town Is In Fairfield County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 19094565,000
LOANS311,000
Floating debt
Town Hall 1890
207,648
A-0 394,000c_ _Oct 1 1910 Sinking funds
411
23,699,582
45 '08 J-D 225,000c Dec 1 1938 Grand list 1908
actual value.)
(Assessment about
Schools and Bridges 1893.
F-A $96,000c_Aug 1 1923 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908 ___$8 50
48
15,700
Population to 1890
High School.
18,839
F-A $7h1,0000.._.Aug 1 1924 Population in 1900
45
"8,000
Population In 1009 (est.)
Bonds
Funding
F A 375,0000__Feb 1 1927
48 g
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
I (Assessment about 90% actual value)
Refunding Bonds.
35,706 370
45 g'08 M NS100.000c_ _ _May 1 1928 Grand list 1908
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4100,000 Town tax (per $1.000) 1908_410.00
8,540
in 1900
26,050 Population
Floating debt
INTEREST payahle at Treasurer • office
STONINGTON.-THIRD SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. H. Newberry, Treas.
(P. 0. Mystic.)
When Due.1TOTAL DEBT Aug 1909____$50,000
LOANS4s '09 .5-.1 $50,000cJuly 1 19391
INTEREST at the Mystic River National Bank in Mystic.
THOMASTON. Geo. P. Bradstreet, Selectman.
This town is in Litchfield County. Incorporated May 1875. All bonds
are tax-exempt.
$28,463
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS
Grand list 1908
2,467.142
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04 J-D $50,000c___Deo 1 1924 (Assessment about 90 %actual value)
Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_...$10.O0
(Subject to call.)
3,300
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ ___350,0001Population In 1900
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 ()F TORRINGTON. Incorporated Oct. 1740.
$9,473,290
None. Grand list 1908
BONDED DEBT_
_3108,753 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908 __ $8 00
- - -_-_-_Floating debt Oct 1909
12.450
14,345 Population In 1900
Cash on hand
BOROUGH OF TORRINGTON. Incorporated 1887.
8, 00
0 7
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 4125,40
LOANS00'07 M-N $75,000c___Nov 1 1927 Sundry assets
48 '09 M-N 150,000c___May 1 1929 Borough assessment 1900_ .9,20 f,225
$,2 03
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1909_46.80
Sewer.
M-N $30,000e
1924 Population in 1890
4s
INTEREST payable at Borough Treasurer's office.
VERNON. F. B. Skinner, Treasurer.
This town is in Tolland County. Incorporated Oct 1808.
$132.460
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS17.482
Sinking fund
Memorial Hall 1889.
6,115,909
M-N $125,000c_ Nov 1 1919 Grand list 1908
3iig
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1899.) (Assessment about90 %actual value)
1 100
Town tax (per $8 ,000) 1908-47.00
High-School. 1892
8,483
48
J J $50.000e-JUly 1 1922 Population In
9,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4175,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at Town Treasurer's office.
WALLINGFORD.
The town and borough of Wallingford is situated In New Haven County
Wm. H. Newton. Treasurer.
• TOWN OF WALLINGFORD
4s '97 J-D $30,000c
1927iBOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4117,000
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909._ 4,315,519
4s '09 J-J $45,000c___July 1 1939 (Assessment about 2-3 actual vaue.)
!Town tax (per $1,000) 1908___$10 00
Refunding Bonds.
9,001
3.65s '09 M-N $42,000c ._191O-19291 Population Town in 1900
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Wallingford.
BOROUGH OF WALLINGFORD. Incorp. 1853. W.B. Dlckerman,Treas.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s
AI N $12,000c___May 1 1913
Funding Bonds.
M-N 13,000c _Nov 1 1914
M-N $50,000c_Nov 15 1929 45
3;is
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909_3283,000
-Light Bonds
Electric
31,200
M-N $55,000e-May 1 1919 Floating debt
115-48
Sinking fund
7.673
Water Bonds
3,356,277
48
M-N $90,000c...... __1924 Grand list 1908
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Municipal Bonds.
111-N $15,000e. _ May 1 1923 Borough tax (per $1,000) 190848.00
45
Population In 1900
6,737
Refunding Water Bonds.
7,000
J-J 818,000c. _July 1 10-12 Population in 1909 (est.)
3545
is payable at the First National Bank of Wallingford.
INTEREST
39
CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.
WALLINGFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. H. Newton,Treas.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS.....--__1914 4s '06 J•J $55,000c___Mch 1 1936
4s
M-N $18,000c
(Subject to call March 1 1926.)
(Subject to call after 1904.)
48
M-N $40,000c _ .__ ...-1927 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_3136,000
H-N 20,000c_Nov 1 '11-19 Grand list for 1908 ______ _ _3,369,407
35s
($3,000 due In odd years to 1917.) School tax (per $1,000) 1908-$7.50
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 governments were consolidated In January 1900.
Park Bonds
When Due
LOANS4s '08 J-J $245,000__July 1 '10-'58
School Bonds.
-House Bonds
Court
48 '86 M-N $10,000_ .May 1 1910
J-J 320,000___Jan 1 '10-13
4s '97 J-J 200,000„July 1 '27-46 4s
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
1 '10-32 33.s99 J-.1 $50,000__July 1 '10-14
33.0'01 J-J $230,000_._Jan
Storm Ware, Drainage Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
33is'04 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1934 334s'01 J-J $68,000_ __Jan 1 '10-26
Consolidated Funding Bonds.
3 is'05 J-J 100,000. __Jan 1 1935
J-J $40,000__July 1 '10-12
4s '06 J-.1 100,000c___July 1 1936 33
-is
Paving Bonds.
4s '09 J-J 190,000.._ _July 1 1939
.4.
Water Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $200,000c._.Jan 1 1927
Jan 1 1938
.0 (i1,1
,is
45 '94 J-J $45.000___Jan 1 '10-18 i , .1 .
4s '94 J-J 400,000____Jan 1 1919 BOND. DEBT June 10 '09$2,353,000
207,104
4s '95 J-J 200 000____Jan 1 1920 Water sinking fund
920.000
85,000_ _ _ _Jan '10-26 Water debt (included)
310'01 J-J
Total assessed val. 1908..57,600.000
75,000c....Jan 1 '10-24
33%s'04 J-J
87,000.000
45 07 J-J
9,000c_ _Jan 1 1310 Actual value (est-)
10 0.1,1c_5a, 1 '11 '12 Total tax (per $1,000) l908....$14.80
,1-.1
1
is 'OA
4s '09 J-J 100,000___Jan 1 '10-'19 Population In 1900 (Census) __51,139
72,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on court-house bonds, on funding bonds of 1899 and on
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 school bonds of 1886 at Waterbury Nat. Bank; on water bonds
of 1908 at the Columbia Trust Co. In New York; on all other issues at
office of City Treasurer.
WEST HARTFORD. Henry C. Whitman, Clerk.
This town is in Hartford County. Incorporated May 1854.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov13'09. $75,000
LOANS113,000
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds
2,444
M-S $30,000c --------1920 Ca.iii o I I, d
48
3,784,050
Grand List 1908
(Subject to call after _____)
Town tax (per $1,000) 1908_413.00
Road Bonds.
1.930
1920 Population in 1890
M-S $45,000c
Is
3,186
Population in 1900
(Sublect to call 1910.)
INTEREST Is payable at United States Bank in Hartford.
WILLIMANTIC. D.P. Dunn,Mayor; F. A.Sanderson,Treas.
IncorThis city is situated In the town of Windham, Windham County
porated 1893.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July-1 19094325,000
LOANS90,825
Floating debt
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 F-A$100,000c___Aug 1 1934 TOTAL DEBT July 1 1909_ 415,825
Sink. fd. (other than water) 43,018
Municipal Bonds (Coupon)
225.000
Oct 1 1925 Water debt (Included)
48 A-0 $100,000
Water slinking fund May'08 31,990
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
_ _ _4,488.988
Grand list 1908_
Water Bonds
A-0 3100,000.Oct 1 '14 &'29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____$11.00
4s
8,937
A-0 75,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1924 Population In 1900
4s
INTEREST payable at City Treasury.
WINCHESTER. Charles H. Bassett, Clerk.
IncorT1119 town is in Litchfield County and contains Winsted Borough.
norated May 1771. P. 0. Winst.d.
$91,360
When Due. Total assets
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908 __ _5,152,615
Town Bonds 1902.
3 tis'02 1)J-N $42.000r_May 1 '10-16 (Assessment about actual value.)
BOND. DEBT-Sept 1 1909_$42,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908._ _ _$10.00
7,763
117,203 Population In 1900
Other liabilities
INTEREST Is payable at Town Treasurer's office.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Grand
List.
Tax
Rate.
Population.
1900.
Location.
3,448
Berlin (T), IIartford County__ None 55.470 1,579,331 a 14.00
3,327
County__ 30,000 35,993 1,282.732 17.50
Bethel (T), Fairfield
1,513
845.331 17.00
Bloomfield (T), Hartford Co__ 30.000 46,512
5,706
Branford (T), New Haven Co__ None 101,351 3,319,930a18.00
2,358
12,992 1.166,899a12.00
Brooklyn (T) Windham Co___ 20,000
2,678
Canton (T), Hartford County__ 20.000 53.074 1 ,356.000a17.00
1.991
875,000a19.00
Colchester (T), New London Co.*32,000
2,031
969,941a14.00
Cromwell (T). Middlesex Co_ _ _ 31.000 36.419
2,485
764,928a16.00
None
East Haddam (T), Middlesex Co 31,500
1,836
NewLondon Co. 26,000 12,300 1,102.575a13.00
East Lyme (T),
960
519.621a18.00
7,500
Easton (T), Fairfield County__ 25.000
3,158
1,769,003 15.00
East Windsor (T), Hartford Co..•90,267
6,699
Enfield (T), Hartford County__ 55,000 15,000 5,518,076 10.00
2,530
4,800 2,096,771 9.00
Essex (T), Middlesex County__ 37,000
3,331
Farmington (T), Hartford Co__ None 111,000 2,494,575 13.00
4,260
2,544,689 13.00
Glastonbury (T), Hartford Co_ 65,000
3,490
Griswold (T.), New London Co_ 60,000 19,000 2,013,125a10.00
4,626
Hamden (T), New Haven Co__ None 31.121 3,236,008a14.50
192,637,123 0.25 195,480
.85,000
Hartford County
1,016
430,209a18.00
Hebron (T), Tolland County... 24,000 18,025
2,224
1,513,950 5.00
Jewett City(B).NewLondonCo..*50,360
750
282,583a1.8.00
Lyme (T), New London Co... 30,000 14,176
1.518
Madison (T). New Haven Co... None 36.516 1,476,671 10.00
1.827
659,781 20.00
*29,798
Mansfield (T). Tolland Co
3.500
5,000 5,500,000 2.00
Meeting House Sch. District... 50,000
893 1,000,013 c3.00
Miller Farms School District.... 35,000
2,395
1,028,004 16.00
Montville (T), New London Co_•58,100
2,968
New Canaan (T.), Fairfield Co_100,000 81,000 3,453,000 11.00
3,424
33,050 1,117.092a15.00
New Hartford (T), LitchfieldCo. 36,000
4,804
New Milford (T). Litchfield Co_ 32,000 42.000 2,287.143 15.00
3,276
Newtown (T.), Fairfield Co____ None 33,500 1,541.726a15.00
1,614
3,043,012 6.00
Norfolk (T.), Litchfield Co
47,000
1,803
Nor. Canaan(T.),Litchfield Co. 25.000 29.365 1,026,941a15.00
2,164
Nor. Haven (T.),New Haven Co. None 46,245 1,034,871 15.00
1,240
442,591a16.00
Nor. Stonington(T.),NewLon.Co 20,000 14.119
678,421 15.00
1,180
Old Lyme (T.), New London Co.*26.405
747.015a15.50
1,431
Old Saybrook(T.),Middlesex Co. 9.000 17,738
4,821
Plainfield (T.), Windham Co- _ - 20,000 39,562 2,875,576a12.50
2,189
PlainvIlle (T.), Hartford Co--- 10.000 26,500 1,596,500a12.50
1 34s.332 15.00
•73.287
2,828
Plymouth (T.), Litchfield Co
576.000a14.00
None
2,807
Preston (T.), New London Co- 45,000
863.829 15.00
1,000
1,426
Redding (T.), Fairfield County_ 28,800
557,428 12.00
1,026
18.000 15,412
Rocky Hill (T.), Hartford
970,326a12.50
1,634
Saybrook (T.), Middlesex Co-... 20.000 13,000
3,541
Seymour (T.), New Haven Co_ 30,000 39.200 3,141,279 10.00
2,837
Shelton (B.), Fairfield County_ 25,000 19,640 4,015,940 5.00
2,014
So. Windsor (T.), Hartford Co_ None 38,000 1,300,000a18.00
879.478 15.00
1,339
Sprague (T.), New London Co_ _•77.500
3,883,215
4,297
Stafford cr.),Tolin nd County__ 64,11,10
3,657
Stratford (T.). Fairfield Co... 75,000 28,500 2,772,707a11.50
8,179 3,500.000 8.00
3.531
Suffield (T.), Hartford County_ 32,500
Thompsonville (T), Hartford Co. 55,000 15,000
2,904
Waterford (T 1. NewLondonCo. 40,000 65.902 1,600,000a15.00
3,100
Watertown (T.). Litchfield Co- 40.000 19.153 3,356,351 a9.00
5,247
WestHaven(B.),NewHavenCo_ None 47,000 6,839,828 3.50
4,017
4,146,171 8.00
Westport (T.). Fairfield Co_ -•129.959
2,637
Wethersfield (T.), Hartford Co_ None 40.379 1,163,118 11.00
1,598
974,466 13.00
3,100
Wilton (T.). Fairfield County__ 35.000
Windham (T.), Windham Co- _180.000 33,500 4,925,276 10.00 10,137
3,614
40,000 54,607 2,440.807 13.50
Windsor (T.) Hartford Co
3.062
Windsor Locks (T.), HartfordCo 55,000 11,500 2,569,053 10.00
6.804
Winsted (B.), Litchfield Co.._100,000 87,000 4,972,523 5.00
902,529 15.00
1,988
None 39.300
Woodbury (T.). Litchfield Co
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
(T) Town. (B) Borough. • Total debt. a Total tax.
County tax. c School tax.
x State and
40
DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE
STATES, CITIES Ain TOWN
IN THE
MIDDLE 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 68 MARYLAND—State, Cities, &c
Pages 68 to 79 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Pages 79 to 80
Pages 80 to 81
Page 81
power of the Legislature over the issue of debt, &c. These provisions are
found in Article 7. We give the sections of that article (Article 7) below
which have reference to the subject .
ITS
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, associaDEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
tion or corporation.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
State debts power to contract.—SEC. 2. The State may. to meet casual
deficits or
Total area of State (square miles)
or
50,203 debts; but failures In revenues,or for expenses not provided for, contract
such debts, direct
contingent, singly or in the aggregate,
State capital
Albany shall not at any time exceed one million of dollars; and the moneys arising
Governor (term expires Dec. 31 1910)__ __Charles E. Hughes from the loans creating such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
which they were obtained,
Sec'y of State (term expires Dec. 31 1910)..Samuel S. Koenig other purpose whatever. or to repay the debt so contracted, and to no
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 311910)
State debts
Thos. B. Dunn power to to repel invasions.—SEC. 3. In addition to the above limited
contract debts,
Comptroller (term expires Dec. 31 1910).. _ _Clark Williams suppress insurrection, or the State may contract debts to repel invasion,
defend the State in war; but the money
LEGISLATURE meets annually the first Wednesday in January. and from the contracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose forarising
which
length of sessions is not limited.
It was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever.
Limitation of legislative power to create debts.—SEC. 4. Except the debts
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The early historical details of New York's State specified in sections two and three of this article, no debts shall be heredebt from 1817 to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" after contracted by or In behalf of this State, unless such debt shall be
authorized by a law, for some single work or object, to be distinctly speciof April 1894, page 41.
During a period of eleven years ending in 1893 the State debt was paid fied therein; and such law shall impose and provide for the collection of a
direct annual tax to pay, and sufficient to pay, the Interest on such debt as
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 it falls due, and also to pay and discharge the principal of such debt within
State to the amount of $9,000,000, for the purpose of enlarging and im- fifty* years from the time of the contracting thereof. No such law shall
proving the Erie Canal, the Champlain Canal and the Oswego Canal, was take effect until it shall, at a general election, have been submitted to the
submitted to the voters and carried. These bonds were all issued but people, and have received a majority of all the votes cast for and against it
$1,770,000 have been redeemed, leaving outstanding Oct. 1 1909 $7,230,- at such election. On the final passage of such bill In either house of the
000. In 1903 a further issue of $101,000,000 canal bonds was authorized,and Legislature, the question shall be taken by ayes and noes, to be duly enup to date $23,000,000 of these bonds have been sold. At the 1905 election tered on the journals thereof, and shall be: "Shall this bill pass, and
a constitutional amendment was adopted giving authority to create an ought the same to receive the sanction of the people?" The Legislature
aggregate debt of $50,000,000 for highway purposes, and up to date $11,- may at any time, after the approval of such law by the people, If no debt
000,000 of these bonds have been sold. The State's total bonded debt on shall have been contracted In pursuance thereof, repeal the same; and
may
Oct. 1 1909 was $41,230,660 and the sinking fund $20,677,221 07. De- 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
tails of loans follow:
LOANS—
and liability which may have been contracted In pursuance of such debt
—Interest
Principal
law,
Name and Purpose.
Rate. Payable. When Due. Outstanding. shall remain in force and be irrepealable, and be annually collected, until
Non-Interest-bearing debt
JErle & Champlain 6% canal stock
$180 the proceeds thereof shall have made the provision hereinbefore specified
'Stock for paym't 6% canal rev. ctfs.
500 to pay and discharge the interest and principal of such debt and liability.
Canal bonds gold. 1897
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1912
4,000,000 The money arising from any loan or stock creating such debt or liability.
Do
1898
do
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1913
3,230,000 shall be applied to the work or object specified in the Act authorizing such
Do
1905
do
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1923
2,000,000 debt or liability, or for the payment of such debt or liability and for no
Do
1906
do
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1956
1,000,000 other purpose whatever. No such law shall be submitted to be voted on.
Do
do
1907
3g
J-J
Jan. 1 1957
5.000,000 within three months after its passage, or at any general election when any
Do
do
1908
3g
J&J July 1 1958
5,000,000 other law, or any bill, shall be submitted to be voted for or against. The
Do
do
1909
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1959 10,000,000 Legislature may provide for the issue of bonds of the State to run for a
Highway bonds, g, 1906
3g
J&D Dec. 1 1956
1,000,000 period of not exceeding fifty years In lieu of bonds heretofore authorized
Do
do
1908
4g
M&S Mch. 1 1958
5,000,000 but not issued, and shall impose and provide for the collection of a direct
Do
do
1908
4g
M&S Sept. 1 1958
5,000,000 annual tax for the payment of the same as hereinbefore required. When
INTEREST payable at the Bank of the Manhattan Co., New York City. any sinking fund created under this section shall equal in amount the debt
STATE DEBT FOR A SERIES OF YEARS.—Below we give the amount 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
of the State debt on Sept. 30 in the years named.
equal to the accruing interest on such debt. [An amendment submitted to
1909
$41,230,660 1899
$10,185,660 1875
$28,328,686 the voters on Nov. 2 1909 adds the following to Section 4:"The Legislature
1908
26,230,660 1898
9,340,660 1870
38,641,608 may from time to time alter the rate of interest to be paid upon any
1907
17,290,680 1897
6,265,660 1865
50,861,349 debt which has been or may be authorized, pursuant to the provisions State
1906
10,830,660 1393
660 1860
34,182,975 section, or upon any part of such debt, provided, however, that of this
1905
the rate
11,155.660 1892
763,160 1850
23,537,874 of Interest shall not be altered upon any part of such debt or
1904
upon
9,410,660 1891
2.927,655 1840
18,385.309 or other evidence thereof, which has been or shall be created or any bond
1903
issued be9,665,660 1890
4.064,304 1830
8,635.035 fore such alteration. In case the Legislature increase the
rate of interest
1902
9,920.660 1885
9,461,854 1820
2,983,500 upon any such debt or part thereof, it shall impose and
provide for the col1900
10,130,660 1880
8,114,054 1816
2,905,535 lection of a direct
to pay and sufficient to
TAX VALUATION, TAX RATE, &c.—Large increase in values for altered interest onannual tax as it falls due, and also pay the increased or
such debt
to pay and discharge
1904 due mainly to New York City's real estate being assessed about the principal of such
debt within fifty years from the time of the contracting
full value.
The Constitutional Amendment adopted in 1905 permits thereof, and shall appropriate annually
Interest and sinking fund requirements to be met out of funds in the amount sufficient to pay such interest andto the sinking fund moneys in
pay and
Treasury insttad of by means of a direct tax as heretofore. No direct of such debt when It shall become due and payable. discharge the principal
While official returns
State levy, therefore, was made in 1906 nor since, revenue being entirely are not available at the time of going to press, the
Indications are that this
raised through the operation of mortgage, stock transfer, liquor, Inheritance amendment was adopted.]
and corporation taxes. Mortgages now are not subject to taxation of any
•Originally eighteen years, extended to fifty by amendment adopted Nov. 1
kind, the only charge being a recording tax of g of 1 %.
1905.
—State Tax---Sinking Fund, how kept and invested.—SEC 8.—The sinking funds proValuation
Total Equalised Rate per
Total
vided for the payment of interest and the extinguishment of the principal
Year.
Real Estate.
Personal.
Valuation.
$1,000.
of the debts of the State shall be separately kept and safely Invested, and
Levied.
1909_49,117,352,838 $548,785,843 $9,666,118,681 None.
None. neither of them shall be appropriated or used in any manner other than
1908-- 8,553,298,187 620,268,058 9,173,566,245 None.
None. for the specific purpose for which it shall have been provided.
1907_.- 7,933,057,917 632,321,477 8,565,379 394 None.
None.
Bonds for Highways.—[Adopted at the November 1905 election.] Sec1906._ 7,312.621,452 702,469,270 8,015,090,722 None.
None. tion 12. This section—an
1905___ 7,051,455,025 686,710,615 7,738,165,640 0 154
entirely new one—provides for a debt of not
1,191.677
1904___ 6,749,509,958 698,966,169 7,446.478,127
exceeding $50,000.000 for highway purposes. See V. 80, p. 1494, for
0 13
968,042
1903___ 5,297,783,882 556,736,239 5,854,500,121
0 13
761,085 full text.
1902___ 5.169,308 070 585,092,312 5 754,400,382
Cayuga & Seneca Canal Bonds.—The Legislature passed a bill which
0 13
748,072
1901._ 5,093,025,771 593,805,907 5,686,921,678
1 20
6,824,306 provided for the submission to the voters at the Nov. 1909 election of a
1900._ 4,811,593,059 649,709.693 5,461,302,752
1 96
10,704,153 proposition to issue $7,000,000 bonds for the Improvement of the Cayuga &
1895___ 3,841,582,748 450,499,419 4,292,082,167
3 24
13,006,346 Seneca Canals. See V. 88, p. 1329. Up to Nov. 20 the result of the
1890...... 3,298,323,931 385,329.131 3,683,653.062
2 34
8,619,748 vote on this proposition was not known.
1870._ 1,532,720.907 434,280,278 1,967,001.185
Amendment to Public Highways Improvement Law.—The Legislature of
7 28g 14,288,976
1859___ 1.097,564.524 307.349,155 1.404,013,679
2 50
3.512,284 1907 passed an amendment to Chapter 460 of the Laws of 1906.fixing the
DEBT L1MITATION—STATE.—The new Constitution has in some Interest rate on issues of State highway-Improvement bonds at 3, 3g or
4%,instead of at a rate not exceeding 3 yi %. The amendment also makes
measure modified the provisions of the fundamental law restricting
the changes in the apportionment of the cost of the construction of highways
State of New York.
Nov., 1909.j
NEW YORK-DEBT OF STATE.
41
TAX LAW RELATIVE TO INVESTMENTS IN STATE BONDS BY
as between the State and counties and towns, and also in the rate of tax
COMation imposed to provide for interest and sinking funds. See V. 85. p. 359. SAvINOS BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES AND INSURANCE by an
P AN1ES.—A new section (Section 187c) was added to the Tax Law
TOWNS AND VILLAGE.S.
DEBT LIMITATION—CITIES, COUNTIES,
amendment passed by the Legislature 01 1907. This amendment provides
—The new Constitution of New York State puts a general and uniform that every corporation, company or association required by Section 187,
limit to the power of all counties and cities of the State to contract and 187a or 187b of Chapter 908 to pay to the State an annual tax equal to
put out their obligations, leaving the Legislature to fix the debt-mak- a percentage of its gross premiums, capital stock, surplus, undivided
of exercising its corporate
in
ing power of villages and towns only. These provisions are found , profits or undivided earnings for the privilege corporate or organized caint
franchise, or carrying on its business in such
Article 8, Section 10. We give that section In full. The separation
pacity, which shall own any State bonds, shall have credited to it annually
paragraphs and the figures In parentheses which number and begin tne an amount equal to 1 % of the par value of such bonds bearing interest at
paragraphs are our own, we having Inserted them so that those who need to a rate not exceeding 3% annually, and owned and held in the name of such
refer to or use any particular portion can the more readily 1lnd the part corporation, company or association. The text of this bill was given in
reads, V. 84. p. 1216.
desired. With that exception we give Section 10 of Article 8 as It
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CHANGING CLASSIFICATION OF
preserving even the punctuation.
CITIES.—At the Nov. 1907 election an amendment to Sec. 2 of Art. 12 of
or village shall hereafter give any money or the Constitution was adopted by avote of 309,159 "for" to 123,919 "against."
(1) No county, city, town
aid of any individual, asso- rills
property, or loan its money or credit to or in
amendment alters Section 2 by changing the population of cities of the
ciation or corporation, or become directly or indirectly the owner of stock first class from "two hundred and fifty thousand or more" to "one hundred
,
,
In, or bonds of, any association or corporation: nor shall any such counts
the
except for and seventy-five thousand or more,' and the population of cities offifty
city, town or village be allowed to incur any indebtedness
prevent ,ccond class from "fifty thousand and less than two hundred and
county, city, town or village purposes. This section shall not the aid thousand" to "fifty thousand and less than one hundred and seventy fivefrom making such provision for
such county, city, town or village
thousand." This section was printed in full in V. 85, P. 359.
or support of its poor as may be authorized by law. indebtea for any pur
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS
(2) No county or city shall be allowed to become existing indebtedness,
which, including
—The provisions of the law defining securities In which savings banks may
pose or In any manner to an amount
county
shall exceed 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate of such of na1/4 invest their deposits are contained in Section 146 of Chapter 2 of the Conor city subject to taxation as it appeared by the assessment rolls
the solidated Laws of 1909. We give this section In full below.
county or city on the last assessment for State or county taxes prior to
such limiSec. 116. In what securities deposits may be Invested.—The trustees of
incurring of such indebtedness; and all indebtedness in excess of except as
such as may now exist, shall be absolutely void,
any savings banks may invest the moneys deposited therein and the income
tation, except
derived therefrom only as follows:
herein otherwise provided.
the
I. In the stocks or bonds or Interest-bearing notes or obligations of the
(3) No county or city whose present indebtedness exceeds 10% of to
allowed
United States, or those for which the faith of the United States is pledged
assessed valuation of its real estate subject to taxation shall be
become indebted in any further amount until such indebtedness shall be to provide for the payment of the Interest and principal, including the
reduced within such limit.
bonds of the District of Columbia. [The State Attorney-General ruled that
(4) This section snail not be construed to prevent the issuing of certificates
of his sub-division does not authorize savings banks to Invest in the land purchase
of Indebtedness or revenue bonds Issued in anticipation of the collectionfor bonds of the Philippine Islands. V. 78, p. 298.]
taxes for amounts actually contained, or to be contained in the taxes
2. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of this State,
the year when such certificates or revenue bonds are issued and payable Issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State.
out of such taxes.
3. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State of
shall this section be construed to prevent the issue of bonds to time United States which has not within ten years previous to making such
(5) Nor
provide for the supply of water; but the term of the bonds issued to provide Investment by such corporation defaulted in the payment of any part of
the supply of water shall not exceed twenty years, and a sinking fund shall either principal or interest of any debt authorized by the Legislature of any
be created on the issuing of the said bonds for their redemption, by raising such State to be contracted; and in the bonds or interest-bearing obligations
annually a sum which will produce an amount equal to the sum of the prinany State of the United States, Issued In pursuance of the authority of
cipal and interest of said bonds at their maturity.
the Legislature of such State, which have, prior to May 29 1895 been
(6) All certificates of indebtedness or revenue bonds issued In anticipation issued for the funding or settlement of any previous obligation of such
of the collection of taxes which are not retired within five years after their State theretofore in default, and on which said funding or settlement obligedate of issue, and bonds issued to provide for the supply of water, and any 'Ion there has been no default in the payment of either principal or interest
debt hereafter incurred by any portion or part of a city, if there shall be since the issuance of such funding or settlement obligation, and provided the
any such debt, shall be included in ascertaining the power of the city to interest on such funding or settlement obligations hay been paid regularly
become otherwise indebted, "except added by amendment of 19051 that for a period of not less than ten years next preceding such Investment.
debts incurred by the City of New York after the first day of January 1904
4. In the stocks or bonds of any city, county, town or village school
to provide for the supply of water shall not be so included." "and [added district bonds and union free school district bonds issued for school purposes,
by amendment of 1907J debts incurred by any city of the second class after
r in the interest-bearing obligations of any city, county, town or village of
the 1st day of January 1908 to provide for the supply of water shall not be this State, issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State for the
so included."
payment of which the faith and credit of the municipality issuing them are
At the 1909 election a very Important Constitutional Amendment was pledged.
5. In the stocks or bonds of any Incorporated city situated In one of the
submitted for adoption with reference to the exclusion of debt incurred
States of the United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to Janufor rapid transit and dock purposes by New York City, and with reference ary 11896,and which,since January 11861, has not repudiated or defaulted
to the exclusion after Jan. 1 1910 of water bonds issued by third-class cities. in the payment of any part of the principal or interest of any debt authorized
by tile Legislature of any such State to be contracted, provided said city
The vote on this Amendment had not been officially canvassed up to Nov. has a population, as shown by the Federal Census next preceding said invest20, but if adopted, sub-division (6) above will read as follows, the new parts ment of not less than 45,000 inhabitants, and was incorporated as a city
at least twenty-five years prior to the m king of said investment and has
being printed In italics.
not since January 1 1878 defaulted for more than ninety days in the pay.(6) All certificates of indebtedness or revenue bonds issued in anticipa- ment of any part either of principal or interest of any bond, note or other
collection of taxes, which are not retired within five years after evidence of indebtedness, or effected any compromise of any kind with the
tion of the
their date of issue, and bonds issued to provide for the supply of water, and holders thereof. But if, after such default on the part of any such State
any debt hereafter incurred by any portion or part of a city,if there shall be or city, the debt or security, In the payment of the principal or interest of
any such debt, shall be included in ascertaining the power of the city to which such default occurred, has been fully paid, refunded or compromised
become otherwise indebted; except that debts incurred by the City of New by the issue of new securities. then the date of the first failure to pay prinYork after tile first day of January, nineteen hundred and four, and debts cipal or interest, when due, upon such debt or security, shall be taken to
incurred by any city of the second class after the first day of January, be tile date of such default within the provisions of this subdivision, and
nineteen hundred and eight, and debts incurred by any city of the third class subsequent failures to pay instalments of principal or interest upon such
after the first day of January, ntneteen hundred and ten, to provide for the debt or security, prior to the refunding or final payment of the same, shall
supply of water, shall not be so included; and except further that any debt not be held to continue said default or to fix the time thereof within the
hereafter incurred by the City of New York for a public improvement owned meaning of this subdivision, at a date later than the date of said first failure
or to be owned by tile city which yields to the city current net revenue, after in payment. If at any time the indebtedness of any such city, together
making any necessary allowance for repairs and maintenance for which the with tile indebtedness of any district, or other municipal corporation or
city is liable, in excess of the interest on said debt and of the annual installments subdivision except a county, which is wholly or in part Included within the
necessary for its amortization, may be excluded in ascertaining the power of said bounds or limits of said city, less its water debt and sinking funds, shall
city to become otherwise indebted, provided that a sinking fund for its amortiza- exceed 7% of the valuation of said city for purposes of taxation, Its bonds
tion shall have been established and maintained and that the indebtedness shall and stocks shall thereafter, and until such indebtedness shall be reduced to
not be so excluded during any period of time when the revenue aforesaid shall 7% of the valuation for the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized
not be sufficient to equal the said interest and amortization installments, and investment for the moneys of savings banks; but the Superintendent of
except further that any indebtedness heretofore incurred by the city of New Banks may, In his discretion, require any savings bank to sell such bonds or
York for any rapid transit or dock investment may be so excluded propor- stocks of said city as may have been purchased prior to said increase of debt.
tionately to the extent to which the current net revenue received by said city
6. In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real property situated In
therefrom shall meet the interest and amortization installments thereof, pro- this State to the extent of 60% of the value thereof. Not more than 63%
vided that any increase in the debt-incurring power of the city of New York of the whole amount of deposits shall be so loaned or invested. If the loan
which shall result from the exclusion of debts heretofore incurred shall be availa- Is on unimproved and unproductive real property, the amount loaned
ble only for the acquisition or construction of properties to be used for rapid thereon shall not be more than 40% of Its actual value. No investment In
transit or dock purposes. 7'he Legislature shall prescribe the method by which any bonds and mortgages shall be made by any savings bank except upon
and the terms and conditions under which the amount of any debt to be so ex- the report of a committee of its trustees charged with the duty of Investicluded shall be determined, and no such debt shall be excluded except in accord- gating the same, who shall certify to tile value of the premises mortgaged or
ance with the determination so prescribed. 7'he Legislature may in its discre- to be mortgaged, according to their best judgment, and such report shall
tion confer appropriate Jurisdiction on the Appellate Division of the Supreme be filed and preserved among the records of the corporation.
Court in the First Judicial Department for the purpose of determining the
Also in the following securities
amount of any debt to be so excluded. No indebtedness of a city valid at the
(a) The first mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation of this State
r
operatoin
time of its inception shall thereafter become invalid by reason oj the . ..........5 the principal part of whose railroad is located within this State, or of any
of any of the provisions of this section.
railroad corporation of this or any other State or States connecting with
and controlled and operated as part of the system of any such railroad cor(7) Whenever hereafter the boundaries of any city shall become tile same poration of this State, and of which connecting railroad at least a majority
as those of a county, tile power of the county to become indebted shall of Its capital stock is owned by such a railroad corporation of this State.
cease, but the debt of the county at that time existing shall not be included or In tlic mortgage bonds of any such railroad corporation of an issue to
as part of the city debt. At the November 1809 election an amendment retire all prior mortgage debt of such railroad companies respectively;
to the Constitution was adopted changing this paragraph to read as follows: provided that at no time within five years next preceding the date of any
Whenever the boundaries of any city are the same as those of a county, such investment such railroad corporation of this State or such connecting
or when any city shall include within its boundaries more than one county, railroad
respectively, shall have failed regularly and puncthe power of any county wholly included within such city to become in- tually to corporation,
pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage indebteddebted shall cease, but the debt of the county heretofore existing shall not, ness, and In addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid in divior the purposes of this section, be reckoned as a part of the city debt.
dends to its
during each of said five years an amount at least
(8) The atnount hereafter to be raised by tax for county or city purposes, equal to 4%stockholders outstanding capital stock; and provided, further,
upon all its
In any county containing a city of over 100,000 inhabitants, or any such that at the dare of every such dividend the outstanding capital stock of
city of this State, in addition to providing for the principal and Interest 811C11 railroad corporation, or such connecting railroad company, respecof existing debt, shall not in the aggregate exceed in any one year 2% of the tively, shall have been equal to at least one-third of the total mortgage
assessed valuation of the real and personal estate of such county or city, to indebtedness of such railroad corporations,respectively,Including all bonds
be ascertained as prescribed in this section in respect to county or city debt.
issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any bonds, in which
By the terms of tile foregoing section, Paragraph (1), every "County such investment shall be made.
(b) The mortgage bonds of the following railroad corporations: The
Village" is included In the prohibition against (1) loaning
City, Town or
& North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR. Co..
'its money or credit," (2) in becoming "directly or indirectly the owner of Chicago Central RR. Co., Illinois Central RR. Co.. Pennsylvania RR. Co.,
Michigan
stock in or bonds of any association or corporation," and (3) In "Incurring Delaware & Hudson Co., Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. Co.,
Boston & Maine RR, Co..
any indebtedness except for County, City, Town or Village purposes.' New York New Haven & Hartford RR, Co.,R. Co., Morris & Essex RR.
Maine Central RR. Co., the Chicago & Alton
Most of the other paragraphs include only counties and cities.
of New Jersey, United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.',
Co., Central RR.
In May 1886 the New York Court of Appeals decided at the end of a liti- also in the mortgage bonds of railroad companies whose lines are leased
company specified in this paragation begun in July 1885 that the sinking fund was not a part of the city debt or operated or controlled by any railroad to principal and interest, by the
graph if said bonds be guaranteed, both as
within the meaning of the above provision of the Constitution limiting the railroad company to which said lines are leased or by which they are operated or controlled. Provided that at the time of making investment authorcreation of debt to 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate.
paragraph the said railroad corporations issuing such bonds
Towns and villages are not limited In their debt-making power by the ized by this
shall have earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum
Constitution. Those municipalities are governed by general or special In cash on all their issues of capital stock for the ten years next preceding
such investment, and provided the capital stock of any said railroad corstatutes.
porations shall equal or exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all
The 1895 Legislature passed an Act "for the protection of bona 11de pur- Its bonded indebtedness; and further provided that all bonds authorized
chasers and holders of coupon bonds and of municipal corporations against for investment by this paragraph shall be secured by a mortgage which is a
on either the whole or some part of the railroad and railroad
misfeasance, malfeasance or negligence of public officers." Tile full text of first mortgage company issuing such bonds, or that such bonds shall be
property of the
this law was published In the "Chronicle" of June 8 1895, V.60, p. 1023.
mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of such railroad
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION —Chapter 256 of the Laws of 1908 company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures the bonds
provides that "all bonds of a municipal corporation, until payable, shall authgized by this paragraph is dated, executed and recorded prior to
January 1 1905.
be exempt from taxation for town, municipal or State purposes."
42
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
(c) The mortgage bonds of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Co. and the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., so long as they
shall continue to earn and pay at least 4% dividends per annum on their
outstanding capital stock, and provided their capital stock shall equal or
exceed In amount one-third of the par value of all their bonded indebtedness, and further provided that all bonds of either of said companies hereby
authorized for investment shall be secured by a mortgage which is a first
mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad or railroad property actually in the possession of and operated by said company, or that
such bonds shall be mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior debts of
said railroad company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures
the bonds authorized by this paragraph Is dated, executed and recorded
prior to January 1 1905.
(d) The first mortgage bonds of the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR
Co., or in the mortgage bonds of said railroad company of an issue to retire
all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, and provided the capital
stock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed in amount one-third
of the par value of all its bonded indebtedness, and provided, also, that
such railroad be of standard gauge of four feet eight and one-half
inches and In the mortgage bonds of the Buffalo Creek Railroad Company
of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, provided that the bonds authorized by this paragraph are secured by a mortgage dated, executed and recorded prior to Jan. 1 1905.
(e) The mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation incorporated under
the laws of any of the United States which actually owns in fee not less than
500 miles of standard-gauge railway, exclusive of sidings, within the United
States, provided that at no time within five years next preceding the date
of any such investment such railroad corporation shall have failed regularly
and punctually to pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage
Indebtedness and In addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid
in dividends to its stockholders during each of:said five years* an amount at
least equal to 4% upon all its outstanding capital stock; and provided,
further, that during said five years the gross earnings in each year from
the operations of said company, including therein the gross earnings of all
railroads leased and operated or controlled and operated by said company
and also including in said earnings the amount received directly or indirectly
by said company from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it,
shall not have been less In amount than five times the amount necessary to
pay the interest payable during that year upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, and the rentals for said year of all leased lines, and further
provided that all bonds authorized for investment by this paragraph shall
be secured by a mortgage which is at the time of making said investment
or was at the date of the execution of said mortgage, (1) a first mortgage
Upon not less than 75% of the railway owned in tee by the company issuing
said bonds exclusive of sidings at the date of said mortgage or (2) a refunding mortgage issued to retire all prior lien mortgage debts of said company
Outstanding at the time of said investment and covering at least 75% of the
railway owned In fee by said company at the date of said mortgage. But
no one of the bonds so secured shall be a legal investment in case the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total Issue of bonds which, together
with all outstanding prior debts of said company, after deducting therefrom in case of a refunding mortgage the bonds reserved under the provisions
of sail mortgage to retire prior debts at maturity, shall exceed three times
the outstanding capital stock of said company at the time of making said
Investment. And no mortgage is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage,
under the provisions of this paragraph, unless the bonds which it secures mature at a later date than any bond which it is given to refund, nor unless it
covers a mileage at least 25% greater than is covered by any one of the prior
mortgages so to be refunded.
r• In an opinion rendered by the Attorney-General on Jan. 13 1908.
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
months ending Dec. 31 1907 was paid with a new issue of stock, he holds
that the words "an amount" must necessarily mean the payment thereof in
cash.
-See V. 86, p. 4944
If) Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal investment under
the provisions of paragraph (e) of this subdivision, except for the fact that
the railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns In fee less than 500
miles of road, provided that during five years next preceding the date of
any such investment the gross earnings In each year from the operations of
said corporation, Including the gross earnings of all lines leased and operated or controlled and operated by it, shall not have been less than ten
million dollars.
(gl The mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation described In the foregoing paragraph (e) or (f) or the mortgage bonds of a railroad owned by
such corporation, assumed or guaranteed by it by indorsement on said
bonds, provided said bonds are prior to and are to be refunded by a general
mortgage of said corporation, the bonds secured by which are made a legal
investment under the provisions of said paragraph (e) or (f); and provided,
further.that said general mortgage covers all the real property upon which
the mortgage securing said underlying bonds is a lien.
(h) Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal Investment
under the provisions of paragraph (e) or (f) of this subdivision, except for
the fact that the railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns in
tee less than 500 miles of road, provided the payment of principal and interest of said bonds is guaranteed by indorsement thereon by, or provided
said bonds have been assumed by,a corporation whose first mortgage is or
refunding mortgage bonds are a legal investment under the provisions of
paragraph (e) or (f) of this subdivision. But no one of the bonds so guaranteed or assumed shall be a legal .nvestment In case the mortgage securing
the same shall authorize a total Issue of bonds which together with all the
outstanding prior debts of the corporation making said guaranty or so assuming said bonds,Including therein the authorized, amount of all previously
guaranteed or assumed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital
stock of said corporation at the time of making said investment.
ID The first mortgage bonds of a railroad the entire capital stock of which,
except shares necessary to qualify directors is owned by and which is
operated by a railroad whose last issued refunding bonds are a legal Investment under the provisions of paragraph (a), (e) or (f) of this subdivision,
provided the payment of principal and interest of said bonds is guaranteed
by endorsement thereon by the company so owning and operating said road
and further provided the mortgage securing said bonds does not authorize
an issue of more than $20,000 in bonds for each mile of road covered thereby.
But no one of the bonds so guaranteed shall be a legal Investment in case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together with all the outstanding prior debts of the-company making
said guaranty, Including therein the authorized amount of all previously
guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of said
company at the time of making said investment. Bonds which have been
or shall become legal investments for savings banks under any of the provisions of this section shall not be rendered Illegal as investments though the
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to
another corporation, and though the railroad corporation which issued or
assumed said bond has been or shall be consolidated with another railroad
corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the
payment of said bonds and shall continue to pay regularly interest or dividend or both upon the securities issued against, in exchange for or to acquire
the stock of the company consolidated or the property purchased or upon
securities subsequently issued in exchange or substitution therefor to an
amount at least equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding
at the time of such consolidation or purchase of said corporation which has
issued or assumed said bonds. Not more than 25% of the assets of any
savings bank shall be loaned or Invested in railroad bonds,and not more than
10% of the assets of any savings bank shall be invested In the bonds of any
one railroad corporation described in paragraph (a)of this subdivision, and
not more than 5% of such assets in the bonds of any other railroad corporation. In determining the amount of the assets of any savings bank under
the provisions of this subdivision, its securities shall be estimated in the
manner prescribed for determining the per centum of surplus by section
154 of this chapter. Street railroad corporations shall not be considered
railroad corporations within the meaning of this subdivision.
7. In real property subject to the provisions of Section 147.
We omit Section 147, as It relates only to real estate. The following sections of the banking law relate -No. 148 to available funds for current expenses, how loaned, No. 149 to temporary deposits and 150 to personal security and loans on bond and mortgage.
SECTION 148. The trustees of every such corporation shall as soon as
practicable invest the moneys deposited with them in tile securities authorized by this article; but for the purpose of meeting current payments and
expenses in excess of the receipts, there may be kept an available fund not
exceeding 10% of the whole amount of deposits with such corporation, on
hand or deposit in any bank In this State organized under any law of this
State or of the United States, or with any trust company incorporated by
any law of the State; but the sum so deposited In any one bank or trust
company shall not exceed 25% of the paid-up capital and surplus of any
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such bank or company; or such available fund, or any part thereof, may be
loaned upon pledge of the securities or any of them named in subdivisions
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Section 146, or upon the first mortgage bonds, or any of
them, of the railroads mentioned and described in subdivision 6 of this section, but not in excess of 90% of the cash market value of such securities
so pledged. Should any of the securities so held in pledge depreciate in
value, after making any loan thereon, the trustees shall require the imme,
diate payment of such loan, or of a part thereof, or additional security
therefor, so that the amount loaned shall at no time exceed 90% of the market value of the securities pledged for the same.
SECTION 140. Every such corporation may also deposit temporarily
In the banks or trust companies specified in section 148 the excess
of current daily receipts over tile payments, until such time as the same
can be judiciously invested In the securities required by tills article. Whenever it shall appear to tile Superintendent of Banks that the trustees of
any such corporation are violating the spirit and intent of this provision
by keeping permanently uninvested all or an undue proportion of the moneys
received by them, he shall report the facts to the Attorney-General, who
shall proceed against such corporation in the manner provided in section 127
of chapter 689, Laws of 1892.
SECTION 150. The trustees of any savings bank shall not loan the
moneys deposited with them or any part thereof, upon notes, bills of exchange, drafts or any other personal securities whatever. In all cases of
loans upon real property, a sufficient bond secured by a mortgage thereon
shall be required of the borrower, and all expenses of searches, examinations and certificates of title, and of drawing, perfecting and recording papers, shall be paid by the borrower.
TRUST FUNDS.
-How Loaned or Invested.
-Section 21, Chapter 41,
Consolidated Laws of 1909, permits executors, administrators, guardians,
&c., to invest in the same securities as savings banks. We quote the provision below:
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.
-A trustee or other person holding
trust funds for investment may invest the same in the same kind of securities as those in which savings banks of this State are by law authorized to
Invest the money deposited therein, and the income derived therefrom, and
In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real property in this State worth
50% more than the amount loaned thereon.
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 1860
3.880,735 1820
959,049
1900
7,268,894 1850
3,097,394 1810
589,051
1890
5,997,853 1840
2.428,921 1800
340,120
1 918,608 1790
1880
5,092 871 1830
4,382,758
1870
vie
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Note.
-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
ALBANY, Howard N. Fuller, Comptroller.
Albany is in Albany County, Incorporated July 22 1686,
GENERAL BONDED DEBT.
LOANSWhen Due.
Oracle Crossing
City Hall.
334s '03F-A $20.300„Feb 1 '10-'23
4s '82 J-J $20,000____July 1 1910
River Front Improvement Bonds.
School.
48 '08 J-J :c 300,000r___July 1 1928
.
3348 '00M-N $33,000__ .May '10-'20
Refunding Bonds.
School Construction,
3348 '04M-N $86.250_ _May 1 '10-'24
334s '03F-A $24,500_Feb 1 '10-'23
Broadway Widening.
Public Improvement Bonds.
334s '01A-0 $13,200 .Oct 1 '10-'21
Watervliet Avenue.
3348 '04F-A$158,652r_Feb 1 '10-'24
3348 '06F-A 69,700r_Feb 1 '10-'26 334s '01A-0 $5.460_0ct 1 '10-'21
45 '09 M-S5112,000r_Mch 1 '10-'19
Madison Avenue.
1223,500r_Mch 1 '10-'29 334s '01A-0 $33,600....Oct 1 '10-'21
Sewer (Beaver Creek)
Beaver Park.
3348 '06M-N $12,000__Nov 1 '10-'17 48 '94 J-D $100,000_June 1 '10-'14
Washing ton Park.
48 '95 J-J
24.000_ _June '10-'15
75 '70 M-N $50.000-__Aug 1 1910 4s '97 A-0 10,0 0__Oct 1 '10-'17
7s
M-N $200,000_May 1 '11-'12 334s '98A-0
6,300 _Oct 1 '10-'18
7s '74 M-N 155,000.
.._May 1 1914 334s '99 J-J 15,000____July '10-'19
6,000____Feb '10-'21
7s '74 M-N 49,000_-_May 1 1916 3348 '01F-A
Water.
es '75 M-N 75.000____May 1 1915
Os '75 M-N 37,000__-_Nov 1 1917 6s '77 F-A$100,000e&rFeb 1 '11-12
6s '76 M-N 38,000____May 1 1918 4s '05 F-A 42,000_ _Feb 1 '10-'15
.May 11910 45 '96 F.A 40,000__Feb 1 '13-'14
6s '77 M-N 20,000..
5s '78 M-N 40,000____May 1 1920 4s '96 F-A 10,000_ __Feb 1 1915
4s '80 M-N 295,000.
..May '20-'30 3348 '94F-A 12,500__Feb 1 '10-'14
48 '80 M-N 7,000____May 1 1922 48 '97 M-N 40,000__May 1 '10-'17
45 '81 M-N 30,000__May 1 1921 330 '98M-N 90,000_ _May 1 '10-'18
48 '82 M-N 28,000____May 1 1922 3348 '9911-N 100,000__May 1 '10-'19
48 '82 M-N 24,000___ _Nov 1 1922 3;is '00E-A 92,500__Feb 1 '10-'20
4s '85 F-A 10.000_ -Feb 1 1925 4s '08 J-D 85,000r_Dec 1 '10-'28
2s '94 J-D
3,000_ ___June 1 1934 4s '07 J-D 90,000r_Dec 1 '10-'27
334s '96M-N 7,000__May 1 1936 4s '08 A-0 190,000r_Apr 1 '10-'28
Public Building Bonds.
48 '08 J-J 200,000r- _July 1 1928
48 '92 M-N $10,000__May 1 '10-'11
Water Refunding.
4s '92 M-N 165,000____May 1 1912 334s '01F-A $62,400___Feb '10-'21
Public Bath Bonds.
48 '06 J-D 85,000r_Deo 1 '10-'28
3348 '01F-A
6,000__Feb 1 '10-'21
Refunding Water.
Riverside Park.
334s '02F-A $50,700„Feb 1 '10-'22
3348 '01A-0 $33,000____Oct 1 '10-21 330 '02F-A 35,000_ _Aug 1 '10-'23
3348 '04F-A
1,125r__Feb 1 '10-'24
Special Water Bonds.
3148 '04F-A $33,70r-Feb 1 '10-'24
ASSESSMENT BONDS.
Principal and interest paid by holders of property benefited.
LOANS
When Due, I Street Improvement.
.
Stres.Vaiou
, 5_ _F b 1 1910
9s '96 11-N $1,1 0____ Nov '10-'11 330'05 F-A 118,350__Feb 1 '10-'15
.
Improvement.
48 '06 F-A 223,825_Feb 1 '10-'18
330 '03 F-A$33,200__Feb 1 '10-'13 4s '06 J-D 58,800_ _Dec 1 '10-'16
_Apr '10-'18
334s '04 F-A 12,005r_Feb 1 '10-'14 48 '08 A-0
115,200r_Total assessment debt Jan 1 1909
was $654,360.
INTEREST on Washington Park bonds issued from 1870 to 1880, and
on water bonds of 1877, is payable in N. Y.; on others in Albany.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS &c.
-The subjoined statement
shows Albany's general and water debt. The street-improvement bonds,
amounting to $654,360 on Jan. 1 1909, are not included.
Jan. 1 '09. July1 '08. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. I '06.
General bonds_ 42,310,845 $2,066,900 $2,135,601 $2,256,358 $2,296,000
Water bonds-_ 1,479,700 1,347,200 1,225,550 1,231,400 1,227,250
Total bonds__$3,790,545 $3,414,100 $3,361,151 $3,487,758 $3,523,265
Sinking funds___ 1,516,884 1,463,695 1,576,114 1,585,146 1,555,693
Net debt
$2,273,661 $1,950,405 $1,785,037 $1,902,612 $1,967 662
CITY PROPERTY.
-Real estate owned by city in 1908, $6,574,010.
VALUATION.
-Property Is assessed about full value.
ASSESSED
Assessed Valuation.
Rate of Tax.
Personal.
Real.
YearsTotal.
per $1,000.
$69,555,075
•$10,459,980
1908
$10 80
$80,015,055
150,792,765
•9,558,400
19 40
1907
70,351,165
82,797,320
20 40
*7,802,550
1905
70,599.870
21 40
59,790,690
1000
9,237,194
69,027,884
63,380,046
19 00
1890
6,282,525
69,662,571
34,310,305
36 00
1880
2,790,120
37,100,425
45 70
24,981,511
1870
5,954,825
30,936.336
12 60
20,283,245
1860
26,290,048
6,006,803
1870
9,430,100
1850
12,601,689
3,171,589
7 792,340
13 20
11,241.438
1846
3,449,098
• Including special franchise tax amounting in 1908 to $5,075,830.
POPULATION.
-In 1905, 98,374; in 1900, 94,151; in 1890, 94,923: in
1880, 90,758. In 1908 (estimated), 98,500.
Nov., 1909.
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
ALBANY COUNTY. John W. Wheelock, Treasurer.
County seat is the city of Albany.
Highway Imp'm't Bonds-(Con)
LOANSWhen Due.
County Court House.
330
M-S $10,000r_Mch 1 '10-'19
4,000r__Mch 1 '10-'13
48 semi-an $105.000r _Feb 15 1911 330
M-S
F-Af 15,000-Aug 1 '10-'24
War Loan (Refunding).
330
1180.000---Aug I 1925
4s semi-an $37,000r____Mch 1910
1904
48 semi-an
39,000r....._Mch 1911 4s '07 M-N J17,000r..May 15 '10-26
1,80,000r__ May 15 1927
4s semi-an
20,000r..___Mch 1912
45 semi-an
19,000r___Mch 1913 4s '08 A-0 118,000r__Oct 1 '10-'27
160,000r__ __ Oct 1 1928
4s semi-an
18,000r_ __Mch 1914
43 semi-an
17,000r____Mch 1915 4s '09 J-J J20,000r_July 1 '10-'29
148,000r___July 1 1930
4s M-S'051 16,000r__Mch 1 '10-25
Almshouse Bonds.
Mch 1 1926
1 9 000r
M-N $24,000r May 1 '10-'21
4s semi-an
39,000r_ ___Mch 1916 330
Refunding City Hall Bonds.
20.000r____Mch 1917
4s semi-an
A-0 $11,000r Oct 1
45
M&S 40,000r_Mch 1 '18-'19 330
A-0 21,000r__-Oct 1 1921
f17,000r_Mch 1 '10-'26 330
t26,000r_ __Oct 1 1921
131,000r___Mch 1 1927
45
330
A&O 12,000r_Oct 1 1910-21
Toll Road Purchase Bonds.
23,000r___Oct 1 1922
45 '07 M-SJ $16,000r_Mch 1 '10-26
1 30,000r___Mch 1 1927 TOTAL DEBT June 1909 $1,089,000
Tot. assessed val. 1908_3123,049,429
Highway Improvement Bonds.
F-AJ$13,000r _Aug '10-'22 County tax (per $1,000)'03____$4 60
330
171,497
1 16,000r_ Aug 1 1923 Population in 1905
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
AMSTERDAM. J. H. Dealy, Mayor; L. B. Hall, Treasurer.
This city is in Montgomery County.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
5s '81-3__.._ $49,000___ _Oct 1 1911
he '87 ____ $58,500__July 1 '10-'18 5s '81-3 ___ 59,000____Oct 11016
3s '87-9 ____ 40,000_July 1 '19-'23 5s '81 3 ____ 65,000____Oct 1 1921
7.000____July 1 1924 3s '88 ___ 25,000____Oct 1 1926
3s '87-0 ___
38 '87-9 ____ 39,000__July 1 '25-'30 3s '90 --__ 100,000__Mch 1 1910
26.000„July 1 '31-'34 330 '00A-0 75,000____Oct 1 1921
3s '87
6,000.... _July 1 1935 330 '02____ 50.000____Apr 1 1922
3s '87
5.000____July 1 1936 330 'o3___ 40,000...._June 1 1923
3s '87
10,000__July 1 '31-'32 330'09 ___ 300.000____1929 &1939
5 '94
4s '94 ____ 8,000_July 1 '33-'34 4s '07 ___
40,000____Oct 1 1926
330
Street Bonds.
_ _ __ 20,000__July 1 '37-'38
5,000____July 11930 330- $2,000....0et 1 '09-'10
33-(s '01___
3 Xs '02..__ 12,000„July 1 '39-40 BOND. 15EBT Jan 1 1909_ $835,000
4s '03 ____ 25,000__May 1 '41-'45 Water debt (Included)
503,000
4s '04 ___ 21,000„Jan 1 '46-'48 Total assessed val. 1908_ 11,045,341
48 '05 J-J
10,000__Jan 1 '42-'44 Total tax rate (per M) 1907._$1 9.72
f1,000____July 1 1924 Population in 1900
4s '05 J-J
20,929
19,000__July 1 '25-'30 Population in 1905 _ .. _ _ _ _ _ _23,943
..
5,000__Ju1y 1 1937 INTEREST is largely Paid at the Na4s '07 ___
8,000__July 1 '35-'36
4s '08 ___
tional Park Bank of N. Y. City.
8,000,_July 1 '40-'41
48 '08 ___
(Subject to call any time.)
AMSTERDAM SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12. H. T. Morrow. Supt.
When Due.1 BOND. DEBT Oct MO__ $93,000
LOANS4s
M-S $17,000r_Sept 1 '10-'18 Assessed valuation 1908_11,139,605
45 '04 A-0 76,000r-Oct 1 '10-'47 School tax (per M) 1908
$7.10
INTEREST payable at Amsterdam Savings Bank.
43
BALLSTON SPA. Donald McLennon, Treasurer.
This village is 1,1 Saratoga County. Incorporated in 1807.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds
4s
J-J $11.500c--Jan 1 '10-'32
1910 3.70s J-J 150,000r_Jan 1 '30-'39
f $3.0000.
330
Novi 16,000e_Nov '11-'18 430'09 Jan
500____Jan 1 1915
I. 3,000c-NOv '19-'21
Refunding Water Bonds
1,000c___ Nov 1910 330'06 J-D $38,000c_ -Dec 1 '10-'28
1,000e__Nov 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909_ $258,000
4s
Novp 6,000c-Nov '12-'17 Water debt (Included)
96,500
1 ,000c_ _ _Nov 1918 Assessed valuation 1909 _.2,106,904
.
2,000c_Nov 10-'20 (Assessment about X actual value.)
500c____Nov 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-.310.00
430
Novf 14,000c__Nov '10-'16 Population in 1905
4.131
1 2,000c--Nov '17-'18 Population in 1909 (est.)
4,500
430'09 Nov
7.000 _Nov 1 '10-'23
• • • •
• •
•
41
430'09 Dec
2,000. Dec 1 '10-'13
INTEREST payable at Village Treasurer's office.;' a•Trr
:',!:7'r,7 1
1S 1
BATAVIA.111,J. H. Wood, Clerk.R
1aItopARI
,
T.7This village Is in Genesee County.
LOANS
When Due.ITOTAL DEBT:Oct 1909__ $375,000
.
Sewer System Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909.___6,660,054
s '09 J-J $375 000_July 1 '14-'38 Village tax (per $1,000).1909_38.0G
BEDFORD.*E. P. Barrett, Supervisor (P.O. Katonah). i
This town is located in Westchester County. Incorporated In 1700.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEB t' Oct 1909 $206,693
Highway Bonds.
.
Assessed valuation 1908 _ _6.203,828
5s
Aug
$500... Aug 15 1910 (Assessment about 90 %actual value)
4s '06 June 112.000_June 1 '11-'23 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1908____$8.465
4.00s'06June 83,000__June 1 '24-'35 Population In 1909 (est)
5,000
State Road Bonds
INTEREST payable at Mt. Kisco
Is
July 34,134.64.
-July '10-'13 National bank.
430
Meh 7,058.68_ Mch '14-'20
BINGHAMTON. D. C. Herrick, City Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Broome County. The water works are
estimated to be worth $2,000,000.
LOANSWhen Due
Contingent Fund Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
330
M-S 116,000___Sept '10-'25
330'08 F-A $25,000__AUg 1 '20-'23
Park Bonds
4s '08 F-A 20,000_AUg 1 '24-'27 48 '09 M-S $8,000r___Aug 1 1912
Library Site Bonds.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
3345
M-S $15,000___Sept 1 1938 330
F-A $50,000____Aug 1 1938
Bridge Bonds.
Fire Station Bonds.
as semi-an $77,000
1929 330
__ $25,000„ 1913-'14-'15
1930-1934 330
71,000
334s
15,000-__Sept 1 1936
4,000___ _Aug 1 1934 4s '05 F-A
___
3345
6,000r _Aug 1 '10-'11
330
Nurses' Home Bonds.
F-A 40,000____Aug 1 1935
330
F-A 50,000____Aug 1 1937 330
F-A $4,000____Aug 1 1936
330
F-A 57,000____Aug 1 1939
Hospital Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
330
$15,000 __ _1910-1912
4s
F-A $25,000_Aug 1 '15-'17 3345
F-A
___- 6,000_ :Aug 1 1936
4s
F-A 20,500_Aug 1 '28-'29 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1109_4831,500
4s
F-A 100,000__Aug 1 '18-27 Floating debt
298:455537
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
330
$30,000
1920-1922 Total assessed val. 1908__24,154,834
330
____ 20,000
1923-1926 (Assessment about (actual value.)
4s '07 F-A 150,000r_ ettig 1 '12 '16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _.$26.50
1 4,000r__ _Aug 1 1917 Population in 1905
ANDES. James W. Dickson, Supervisor.
42.036
4s '09 A-0 20.000r_Aug 1 '13-'16
This town Is in Delaware County.
INTEREST.
-On City Hall. $148,000 bridge and $1.000 Ore-station
LOANSWhen Due.
Old Railroad Bonds
$2,300 bonds in
N. Y. City. On remaining loans, City Treasurer's office.
Refunding Bonds.
330
M-S $3,000_51ch 1 '10-'12
330
M-S $28,000__Mch 1 '10-'i6 BOND. DEBT Oct 5 '09_3115,800
50,000.. _Mch 1 '17-'26 Assessed valuation 1908._-_ 694.401 BOONVILLE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
9,500
330
M-S
1910-1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
$28.24
W. D. Sippell, Clerk Board of Education.
5,500
1929 Population in 1905
1,869
This district is In Oneida County.
9,000 _Sept 1 '10-'27
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_3722,309
6,000__Sept 1 '28-'30
3348
M-S
48 '09 .._ T20,000__Nov 1 '10-'29 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$5.81
2.500____Seot 1 1931
20,000__Nov 1 '30-'39
INTEREST payable at the National Exchange Bank in Boonville in
New York exchange.
ARCADE. H. J. Beardsley, Clerk.
This village is in Wyoming County.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 11109_ _$59,400 BRIARCLIFF MANOR. William H. Coleman, Clerk.
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated in 1902.
Electric Light Bonds.
659,820
Assessed valuation 1900
Street Bonds.
4.40s'08 M-S $20.000r. Sept 1 '13-'32 (Assessment about X actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09__ $184;000
Water Bonds.
(per$10.00 4.60s '06 F-A $75,000r_Aug 1 '11-'35 Assessed valuation 1909- _3,400,000
Tax rate
Water Bonds.
5s '06 Nov 320,000c..Nov 1 '13-'32 Population in 1905
Village tax (per 81.000) 1908 $10.00
1,052
3.80i Sept 19,200c
1033 Population in 1909 (est.)
1,350 430'08 J-J $75,000c July 10 '13-'37 Total tax (per 31.000) 1908 $1.1.50
.
INTEREST payable In Arcade.
4.10s'09A-0 34,000r_Apr 1 '14-'30 Population in 1909 (est.)
1,500
INTEREST on the registered bonds is payable in Briarcliff Manor; on
the coupon bonds at the Fifth Avenue Trust Co. In New York City.
ARDSLEY. Win. E. Slocum, Clerk.
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated Jan. 14 1896.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct. 20 1909_$53,000 BRONXVILLE. Frank Dinsmore, Clerk.
This village is in Westchester County.
Street Imp. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909___1,098,085
Sewer Bonds.
$15,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about 31 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909- __$10 21 4.20s'06J-D $8.000r_June 15 '11-14 4.20s'06J-D $6,000r_June 15 '11-13
4s
J-D 18,000r_Dec 1 '10.'27 5s '07 M-S 18,400r_Sept 1 '12-'31
430'07 A-0 $20,000r_A r 1 '10-'35 Population in 1905
470 45
21,000r_Jan 15 '10 '30 4.45s'08 M-S 6,000r_Sept I '13-'1$
J-J
12,000r___ pr 1 1936 Population in 1909 (est.)
600 Is
8,000r_Jan 15 '10-'17 BOND. DEBT Aug 11 '08__$84,900
J-J
INTEREST Is payable in Ardsley.
430'07 M-S
1,500r_July 1 '12-'14 Assessed a aluation 1908_ :1.973,643
430'08 J-D
2,000r. _June 1 '13 14 Total tax (per 31.000) 1908.. __ $15.80
AUBURN. C. A. Koenig, Mayor J. P. Donahue, Comp.
4.45s'08 M-S 5.000r-Sept 1 '13-'17 Population in 1905
994
This city is the county seat of Cayuga Co. Incorporated March 211848. 4.35s'09 M-S 5,000
1914-1918
INTEREST on bonds of 1906 and the 430 of 1907 Is payable at the
LOANSWhen Due.
Electrical Subway Bonds
Paving Bonds
4s
--- $3,600- _Nov 23 1910 Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. In New York City; on the 5s of 1907 and
4s,4 '4sdc5s $150,030 41_ _ Various 55
___
4,800..July 17 '10-'11 all Issues of 1908 in New York exchange.
Southern Central RR
___
45
9,600_July 17 '12-'15
3s&4s M-S $20,000____Mch 1 1910 4s
__
6.875__Sept 7 '10-'14 BROOKHAVEN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24.
Water Bonds
45
___
550_July 17 '10-'11
C. Fremont Howell, Clerk (P. 0. Patchogue).
4s
__
J-D $300,000r..May 1 '14-25 430
1 ,100_July 17 '12-'15
This district is in Suffolk County.
4s '04 M-S 10,000r_ Sept 1 1910 430
7,000_Sept 28 '10-16 LOANS ___
When Due.14.603 '07 J-D $20.000
.
48
M-N
5,000r..-May 1 1926 BOND. DEBT July 1 '09_31,044,635 4.50s '07 J-D $20,000
332,400__Jull i
•fi
Sewer Bonds
Water debt (included)
325,000
INTEREST payable at the Patc1 5s u1 Ba
hg 8 jn.-Dk
o
48,430&58 $111,542.38____ Various Total assessed val. 1909_17,616,381
Disposal Plant Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value)
BROOKLYN. See New York City.
4s '09
_ $51,700_May 20 '10-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909 _-_325.73
School Bonds
31,422 BUFFALO. J.
Population in 1905
N. Adam, Mayor; Geo. M. Zimmermann,
4s
A-03130,000 __Oct 1 '10-'22 Population in 1909 (est.)
35,000
4s '09 M-N 200,000r_May 1 '11-'30
Comptroller; Peter P. Seereiter, Deputy Comptroller.
INTEREST on the railroad bonds is payable in New York City and
Buffalo is in Erie County, and the city's tax valuation is about six-sevAuburn; on water bonds at the office of the Mercantile Trust Co., N. Y.; enths that of the entire county. Incorporated 1832. On Nov. 2 1909 the
on school bonds of 1909 at Columbia Trust Co., New York.
voters adopted a commission form of city government.
LOANSWhen Due.
Park.
AVON. John G. Carpenter, Attorney.
Abate. Nuisance Ohio Basin Slip. 7s '70 J-Ji$200,000c&r_July 1'15-16
330'02 J-J $65,000r_July 1 '10-'22
This village Is in Livingston County. Incorporated in 1853.
150,000c&r_July 1 1917
Abate. Nuis.Clark&Skinner Canal. 7s '71 JLOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
50,000c&r_Jan 1 1918
Water Bonds
48
Oct 310,000r Oct 1 1915 330'04 M-N $75,000r_Nov 1 '10-'24 7s
J-J 200,000c&rJuly 1'19&'21
430 '06J-D 132,400r. Dec 1 10-'36 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '08_-$109,800 330'05 J-J 120,000r_July 1 '10-'25 75 '73 J-J
95,000c&r_Jan 1 1923,
4 ts '08 J-J 48,333.33r July1'10-'33 Sinking fund
Hamburg Canal.
7s '73 J-D 100,000c&r_Dec 1 1924
5,000
($1.666 67 yea ly.)
Assessed valuation 1908_068,795 330'03 J-J $70,000r_Jan 1 '10-'23 7s '74 J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Assessment about n aciiial value.) 33000 A-0 247,500r_Oct 1 '10-'20 7s '75 J-J 200,000c&r_J&J 11925.
430'08 J-J $14,500r_July 1 '10-'38 Tax. rate (per 31,000) 1908 ___$10.21
Plank Road Award.
16s '76 J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
Population In 1905
50,000r___July 1 1910
1,782 3s '00 J-D $115,000r_June 2 1910 3s '86 J-J
Buffalo River Improvern't Bonds. 3s '86 J-J
30,000r__ _July 1 1926
INTEREST payable to registered holders in New York exchange.
330'05 A-0 $10,000r___Oct 2 1910 330'87 F-A 120,000r__Feb 1 1927
330'05 J-D 10,000r__ _Dec 1 1910
BABYLON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. 330'06 J-J 40,000r_July '10-'11 330'90 J-J 50,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1925
1
330'91 J-J
W. Roll, Clerk Board of Education (P.O. Lindenhurst). 330'06 F-A 60 000r_Aug 1 '10-'11 330'94 J-J 200,000r___July 1 1921
100,000r_July 1 '24&'26
4s '09 M-N 331,500r ___May 1 1939 330'97 J-J
This district Is in Suffolk County.
22,000r_Jan 1 '10-'17
Refuse Utilization Plant Bonds.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908__ .$510,000
LOANS330'97 J-J
30,000r___Apr 1 1917
4;0'09 July $45,000r__Jan 1 '11-'401School tax (per $1,000) '08_$11.20 4s '09 ___ $20,000r_May 15 '10-'19 334s'97 J-J
8,946r._ _June 1 1917
Buffalo New York & Phila. Refund., 330'97 J-D 22,000r Dec 1 '10-'17
BOND. DEBT July 23 1009.449,500i
112,500
1910-1918
INTEREST payable at First Nat. Bank of Lindenhurst In N. Y. exch'ge. 330'90 J-J $100,000r_ _July 1 1910 330'98
330'90 J-D 100,000r_ _Dec 15 1910 330'06 F-A 42,500r_Aug 1 '10-'26
330
J-J 200,000r_July 1 '11-'12 45 '08 J-J
20,000r___July 1 1928
BALD WINSVILLE. Otis M. Bigelow, Treasurer.
Bird Avenue Sewer.
4s '09 M-S
5,410r___Mch 1 1959
This village is In Onondaga County.
4s '83 M-N $238,000r_May 13 1919 (Subject to call after Mch 1 1929.)
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 'Oil__ $60,000
Underground Police & Fire Wires.
Refunding Water Bonds.
[Assessed valuation 1909_ __1,407,750 4s '09 F-A $40,000r. Aug 1 '10-'29 4s '09 P-A 50,000r. __Aug 1 1929
Buffalo Trunk Sewer.
4s '09 M-S $50,000„ Yearly to '29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
30.00
Babcock & Seneca Street
330'88-90E-A$150,000r_Aufa1'10-'20,
INTEREST On bonds of 1909 payable at Hanover Nat. Bank, New York. he '86 M-N $60,000r May Sewer.
1 '11-'12 33'86-87 F-A 75,000 _Aug 1 '10-'17
44
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VOL. Lxxxi.x.
Water Bonds-(Continued)
CANANDAIGUA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Walter S.
When Due.
LOANS48 '08 A-03500,000r_Apr 10 1958
Sleght,-Cierk Board of Education.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
(Subject to call after Apr 10 1928.) 48 '05 J-J $80,000r.Jan 1 1910.29 School tax (per $1,000) 1900-- $843
3%8'96 F-A$171,000r___Feb 1 1916
8.000
83,000r_Ju1y 1 1916 48 '08 A-0 800,000r _Oct 10 1958 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_ $80,0001PopulatIon In 1909 (est.)
30'95 J-J
1917 (Subject to call after Oct 10 1928.) Assessed valuation 1909___4,583.9821INTEREST payable In New York.
33s'97 Var 577,927r
330'98 Var 89,137r Feb&Mch1918 48 '09 F-A 500,000r__Feb 15 1959
3%s'98 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1918 45 '09 A-0 500,000r _Apr 15 1959 CANTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
33s'98 M-N 16,913r___Nov 1 1918 45 '09 F-A 500,000r Aug 1 1059
This district is in St. Lawrence County. C. J. Perkins, Secretary.
Water Refunding.
When Due.lAssessed valuation 1909__$1,400,390
LOANS3%s'99 M-S 18,703r__Mch 1 1919
School tax(per $1,000) 1009_99.39
High School Bonds.
3%6'99 J-J 285,187r__ _June 1 1919 338'90 J-J J$50,000r ___Jan 1 1910
3,500
1100,000r. __July 1 1910 4s '08 Dec $4,000c_July 10 '10-291Population In 1909 (est.)
338'99 J-J 182,716r__ _July 1 1919
INTEREST on the $4,000 issue Is
33s'99 A-0 75,455r_ __Oct 2 1919 33s'91 J-J 100,000r_Jan 1 1911 48 '08 Dec 38.000 -Oct 1 '10-'28
3%899 J-D 335,772r___Dec 1 1919 3s'91 F-A 50,000r___Aug 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $42,0001payable at the District Treas's office.
3%8'00 J-D 45,799r___June 1 1920 4s '91 M-N 100,000r___Nov 1 1911
3%s'00 J-J 173,487r___July 1 1920 3%8'92 A-0 100,000r. __Oct 1 1912 CARTHAGE. A. W. Thompson, Clerk.
3%s'00 F-A 10,927r_ __Aug 1 1920 3%8'92 J-D 100,000r___Dec 1 1912
This village Is In Jefferson County. Incorporated In 1869.
1921 336'94 J-J
50,000r___July '10-'14 LOANS55,918r__Jan
338'01 J-J
When Due.'BOND. DEBT Oct 5 '09_ $252,000
5,070r___Feb 1 1921 330'96 J-J
50,000r___Jan 1 1916
3%8'01 F-A
Assessed valuation 1909___1,291,245
Water Bonds.
3%s'01 M-S 141,516r___Mch 1 1021 30'96 J-J 100,000r___July 1 1916 48
J-J $50,000c__ _July 1 1922 f (Assessment about 50% actual value)
3%8'01 A-0 111,544r___Apr 1 1921 3%8'97 J-D 160,000r..June 1 '10-'17 43g'07 F-A 125,000c_Feb '11-'35 Tax rate(per $1,000) 1909_415 00
,
3%s'02 F-A 482,284r___Feb 1 1922 330'98 M-S 22,500r ____1910-1919 4%sg'07 F
3,404
-A 70,000c_Aug 1 '13-'38 Population in 1905
3%8'02 A-0 121,410r__Oct 1 1922 3%8'99 A-0 50,000r_Apr 26 '10-'19
INTEREST payable In New York
Sidewalk Bonds.
17,669r___Jan 1 1923 338'00 A-0 55,000r_Apr 25 '10-'20 48
3%s'03 J-J
M-S $7,000c__Sept 1 '10-161and Carthage.
3%s'03 A-0 25.960r___Apr 1 1923 3%8'01 A-0 54,000r_Apr 1 '10-'21
3%8'03 M-N 383,823r___May 1 1923 338'02 J-D 65,000r_June 1 '10-'22 CATSKILL (Village). P. Dewitt Hitchcock, Clerk.
3%s'03 F-A 124,444r___Aug 1 1923 3%8'03 M-S 140,000r_Sept 1 '10-'23
This village Is in Greene County. Incorporated March 14 1806.
25,000r_July 1 '10-'14
338'03 F-A 80,581r__Aug 15 1923 48 '04 J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1909_ $85.000
3%8'04 F-A 83,485r___Aug 1 1924 48 '04 M-S 50,000r_Sept 1 '10-'14 LOANSBonds.
Assessed valuation 1908___2,462,205
30.500r_July 15'10-'14 48 '05 A-0 60,000r_Apr 1 '10-'15 4s Water J-J $98,000c ____1913-1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_412.40
330'04 J-J
60,000r_July 1 '10-'15
1 1925 3%8'05 J-J
338'05 M-S 46,642r___Sept
5,294
Population in 1905
Building Bonds.
46 '06 F-A 541,607r__Feb 1 1026 338'05 J-J 86,666 68r July 1 '10-'35 3%s
1010-1919
J-J $10,000c
68,510r___July 1 1926 318'06 M-S 70,000r_Mch 1 '10-'16
45 '06 J-J
INTEREST is payable at Catskill National Bank.
1 '10-'16
48 '07 A-0 81,970r___Apr 1 1923 3%8'06 A-0 35,000r_July
85,000r_July 1 '10-'26 CAZENOVIA (Village). W. L. Doremus, Clerk.
43 '07 J-J 118,922r___July 1 1927 48 '06 J-J
4s '07 F-A 48,565r,.. Aug 1 1927 45 '07 J-J 180,000r_July 1 '10-'27
This village Is In Madison County. Founded 1783. Incorporated in 1810
4s '07 M-S 200,000r.._ _Sept 2 1927 45 '08 A-0 75,412 90r_Oct 1 '10-'28 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909_41,019,050
45 '07 A-0 25,842r__ _Oct 1 1927 4s '08 F-A 95,000r_Aug 1 '10-'28
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4s '07 M-N 43,913r___Nov 1 1927 4s '08 J-D 54,625r_June 1 '10-'28
3%s&48M-N $72,000c_'10, '11&'15 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _$29.30
48 '08 A-0 16,443r__Apr 1 1928 4s '08 J-D 95,000r_Dec 1 '10-'28 BOND. DEBT Oct 13 1909_476,500 Population In 1905
1,756
4s '08 F-A
9,647r_ __Aug 1 1928 45 '09 A-0 145,000r_Oct 1 '10-'29
2,000
45,500 Population In 1909 (est.)
4s '08 M-N 37,373r___Nov 1 1913 4s '09 F-A 200,000r_Aug 1 '10-'29 Water debt (Included) at Mercantile Trust Co., Schenectady Savings Bank
INTE RES V payable
Quarantine Hospital Bonds.
48 '08 J-D 60,000r___Dec 1 1928
48 '08 F-A
8,293r_Feb 15 1914 33s'04 J-J $37,500r_July 1 '10-'24 and the Cazenovla National Bank.
Refunding Park Bonds.
45 '09 A-0 300,000r__A r 15 1929
CHARLOTTE. W. A. La Blanch, Village Clerk.
48 '09 M-N 22,000r___ uly 1 1919 330'98 J-J $100,000r_June 1 '10-'18
This village is In Monroe County.
Refunding Sanitary Bonds.
____ 40,500____Oct 1 1929
4s'09
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS45 '08 J-J $40,000r_July 1 '10-'13
Schools.
1914
F-A $15,000
4%8
Water Bonds.
Police & Fire Underg'd Wire B'ds.
1 1912
338'92 A-0$150,000r__Apr.
BOND. DEBT Oct 12'Oft__ $58,200
ann $7,000r
1 1914 4s '09 F-A $40,000r_Aug 1 '10-'19 4 548'07 July 18,000r ____1910-1923 Sinking fund
336'94 F-A$300,000____Feb
10,637
____1910-1927
4%s
Tax Scrip.
330'95 J-D 75,000r_June 1 '10-'15
990,460
Assessed valuation 1909
Electric Light Bonds.
336'97 J-J 200,000r_Jan 1 '10-'17 338'03 A-0$340,000r_Apr 1 '10-'13 4%8'07 ann $8,000r ___.19i0-1917 (Asmessment about 40% actual value)
330'98 M-N 45,000r_May 2 '10-'18 48 '07 F-A 240,000r_Feb 1 '10-'17 4%s
July 7,200r _ _1910-1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_416.15
3%8'98 M-N 45,000r___Nov 10'-'18 45 '07 ___ 16,000_0et 1 '10-'17 3%s
1.834
June 3,000c _ _ _1910-1912 Population In 1905
30'99 M-S 50,000r___Mch '10-'19 48 '09 ____ 30,000__Feb 1 '10-'19
INTEREST Is payable in Charlotte and in Rochester.
Elmwood Ave. Ext. Bonds.
338'99 J-D 100,000r..Dec 1 '10-'19
____ $19,487 32_0ct 1 1914 CHEMUNG COUNTY. John H. Deister, Treasurer.
3%s'00 M-N 55,000r_ May '10-'20 48'09
3348'00 M-N 110,000r_Nov 1 '10-'20
South Buffalo Flood Bonds.
Elmira is the county seat.
334s'02 F-A 130,000r_Feb 1 '10-'22 3%8'96 A-0 $60,000r___Aug 1 1926 LOANSWhen Due. I Road Bonds (Continued).
4%8'08 F-A 110,460.88c Feb 1 1910
13,000r___July 1 1927
3%6'02 J-D 97,500r_June 1 '10-22 3%8'97 J-J
Road Bonds.
120,000c_Feb 1 '14-'17
Playground Bonds.
3%8'02 A-0 65,000r_Apr 1 '10-'22
4s '01 Feb $4.000r..„Feb 1 1010
County House Addition Bonds.
338'03 M-S 105,000r_Mch 1 '10-'23 4s '09 F-A $50,000r___Aug 1 1929 4s '07 Feb 20,000c_ Feb 1 '10-'13
Refund. Special (Franchise Taxes). 48'06 Feb I
i 911 4s '00 Feb j$2,000r.. _Feb 1 1910
5.700c_F,b 1
30'04 M-S 112,500r_Mch 1 '10-'24
30'04 A-0 112,500r_Oct 1 '10-'24 48 '07 ____ $41,194 56 July 1 '10-12
t 30.000c_Feb 1 '12-'17
1 3,000r. __Feb 1 1911
Buffalo & Jamestown RR. Refund.
1
,
33 E1'06 F-A 300,000r__Aug 1 1926
1 12,3000_,_Feb 1 1010 BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909-$135.461
3%8'07 M-S 100,000r___Sept 1 1927 340'93 J-J $75,000r___Jan 1 1913 4%8'08 F
-M 20,000c.Feb 1 '18-'19 Assessed valuation 1908__27,985,580
338'07 F-A 50,000r__ _Aug 1 1927 33s'93 F-A 75,000r___Feb 1 1913
1 8,000c___Feb 11020 State & co. tax(per $1,000)'0843.99
48 '08 J-D 200,000r__Dec 1 1928 3%8'93 J-D 75,000r___June 2 1913
51,600
Population In 1905
75,000r__July 1 1914
4s '09 F-A 300,000r_ _Aug 1 1929 3%8'94 J-J
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
3%s'95 A-0 77,000r___Oct 1 1915
Bailey Avenue Sewer,
3s'88 J-J $200,000r_ __July 1 1918 34s'02 A-0 48,750r_Apr 1 '10-'22 CHESTER. James S. Demerest, Clerk.
Municipal Building Bonds.
3348'02 M-N 48,750r_Nov 1 '10-'22
This village Is in Orange County. Incorporated June 23 1892.
$48,000
45 '09 F-A$150,000r_Aug 1 '10-'29 4s '04 J-J
37,500r_Jan 1 '10-'14 LOANS
When Due. Water debt (included)
2,180
Hertel Avenue Sewer.
Sinking fund
4s '04 F-A 37,500r_Feb 1 '10-'14
Water Bonds.
418 800
as '87 F-A$200,000r___Aug 1 1917
Fire House Bonds.
1017 Assessed valuation 1908
J-J 148,0000
48
Tax Loan,
(Assessment about ;4 actual value.)
45 '08 F-A $24,084 59r Aug 1 '10-28
Road Bonds.
3Ms'05 M-S$292,133r___Sept 1 1910
Chicago Fire Relief Fund.
.T-J 113.3000 .-1910-1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907......$31 00
4s
1.205
4s '06 J-D 50,000r___Dec 1 1911 33 '97 A-0 $20,000r ____1910-1917 BOND. DEBT Apr 1909__-_$62,000 Population In 1905
0
,
4s '07 A-0 125,000r___Oct 1 1910
Elk St. Market Enlargement.
INTEREST payable in Chester.
1 1912 3;0'90 A-0 $80,000r_ Apr 1 1020
50,000r___Oct
CLINTON COUNTY. Curtis E. Inman, Treasurer.
4s '08 A-0 50,000r.. _ _Oct .12943
.
City and County Hall.
108.008r..0et 1 1 10
Piattsburg Is the county seat.
78 '75 M-S$125,000c&r_Sept 1 1910
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 20 '09__ 9235,000
45 '09 J-J 37,148 06r July 1 '10-'19 LOANSWater
3,000
Floating debt
___
33.s
$9.000c
3%8'88 J-J $275,000r_ _June 15 1914 Refunding City Hall & Court House
338'89 M-N 225,000r___May 1 1919 45 '91 M-S $50,000_r Nov 1 1911 45 '09 ____ 30,000c_Mch 1 '10-'24 Assessed valuation 1009_9,704,410
(Assessment about % actual value.)
Bonds.
Asylum-Building
,
3%8'03 M-S 52,500r_Mch 1 '10-'23 340'02 F-A 65,000r_Aug 1 '10-'22
• 47,282
4s '05 F-A 12,500r_Aug 1 '10-'14 3%s'03 M-N 70,000r_May 1 '10-'23 4s '06 Dec $60.000c__Deo 1 1921 Population In 1005
Population In 1008 (est.)
50,000
Road Bonds.
338'05 M-S 433,333.r July 1 '10-'35 3%s'05 M-S 130,000r_Sept 1.'10-'35
INTEREST payable In Plattsburg
48 '07 J-D 500,000r__ _June 1 1957 4s '07 J-J 180,000r_July 1 '10-'27 158 '08 J-J $110,000c____Jan 1911
at the City National Bank.
8%8
29,000c
___
48 '07 M-S 280,000r_Sept 2 '10-'37
-Interest Is payable byCityComp- COBLESKILL. A. C. Kilmer, Treas.; Wm. H. Golding, Clk.
-WHERE PAYABLE.
INTEREST
troller In Buffalo and by the Gallatin National Bank In N. Y., as follows;
This village Is in Schoharie County. Incorporated In 1868.
INTEREST PAYABLE.
When Due.'Street 3.1)5s (M-N)
$52,200
LOANSBuffalo Trunk sewer.
Market bonds.
In New York only0
5220
Park Bonds.
TOT. BD. Dl' Apr 3 1908.$192,200
City and County Hall.
Plank road awards.
Volunteer relief.
4s '07 F-A $14,000c-Feb 1 '12-'25 Assessed valuation 1907_41,488,479
Municipal Court build•g. Grade crossing.
Sewer bondsSchool 33s (F-A)
$5,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$19.10
Park and railroad bonds Water 348 (F-A)
In Buffalo onlyHertel Avenue.
31,000 Population In 1905
Refunding bonds.
Babcock & Seneca St. Deficiency loan.
T
INP1REST is payable at the Village l'reasurer's office.
Monthly local work.
School bonds.
Bird Avenue.
21158
00HOES. R. Bolton, Chamberlain; G. A. Bold, Deputy.
Tax loans.
Bailey Avenue sewer. Temporary loans.
/n both N. Y. and Buff Water loans.
This city is In Albany County. Incorporated 1870.
School bonds.
Grading Bonds.
Buffalo River.
LOANS
Hamburg Canal.
LOA Swing bridge.
When Due.
J-J $2,426 67r_Jan 1 1937
Improvement Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.
Sewer Construction Bonds.
i$20,000r_Jan 1 '11-'12
Noy. 1 '00. July 1 1908 July 1 1907 July 1 1906
20,000r_Jan 1 '14&'17 3s '99 J-J 1$10,000r_Jan 1 '29-'30
$23,635,793 $20,727,862 $20,042,216 $10,250,460
Total bonded debt
1 5,680 54r_Jan 1 1931
16,801 11r_Jan 1 1913
2,006,112
1,373,085
1,081,068 45 '04 J-J
2,360,817
Sinking funds
14,916 50r_Jan 1 1915 3%8'99 J-J J35,000r_Jan 1 '32-'38
1 5,245 88r_Jan 1 1989
8,364 78r_Jan 1 1916
$21,274,976 $18,721,750 $18,669,131 $18,169,392
Net debt
City-Hall Bonds.
1,000____May 11910
Water debt (Incl. above) $6,946,538 $5,216,632 $4,359,882 $3,098,132 4s '04 ____
$95,000r_Dec 15 '10-28
Dec
The sinking funds are all invested In the city's own bonds. In addition 48 '04 ____ 12,000__Jan 1 '11-'22 48
Water Bonds.
15,700r___Jan 1 1910
to the indebtedness as given above, there was outstanding on July 1 1909 4s '04 J-J
$8,000c_July 1 '10-'13
48 '06 J-J 5,801 50r_Dec 1 '10-'11 7s '68 J-J
treasury and local fund warrants to the amount of 3471.924 68.
1,000c___July 1 1910
Jan 1928 7s '71 J-J
1%s'00 J-J 1 6,906r
-The city owns real estate estimated at $19,169,884;
CITY PROPERTY.
'29-31 4s '87 F-A 10,000r_Aug 1 '10-'11
30,000r ____Jan
personal property valued at $17,405,403: total, 936,575,287. Included in
65,000o&r_July 1 1918
l n
:0
2
8 8r2_6_ r_ an 1 1926 43 '83 J-J
97
1, 4,30
a
this total is the water-works property, consisting of real estate valued at 3%8'00 J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1003.)
$1,647,889 and personal property valued at $11,066,911. The total resources
75,000r__July 1 1920
10,916 01r_Jan 1 1923 4s '85 J-J
of the city on July 1 1909, including all property-real and personal
- 3%s'01 J-J
20,000r_Jan 1 '24-'25
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
together with other assets, were figured by the Comptroller at $ 42,607,151
14,000r__July 1 1923
J-J
3%s'03 ____ 13,560_June 10 '10-'21 48
and the liabilities at $23,740,486, leaving $18,866,665 as the excess
5,000r_ __Jan I '10-14
1
of resources over liabilities. Additional resources in process of adjustment 3 As'02 J-J16,805 85r _Jan 1 1921 4s '98 J-J f15,000,•Nov 1'10-12-14
10,000 00r _Jan 1 1922 4%3'08 M-N
and collection, $267,773.
110,000r_Nov 1 '1680'18
10,000 00r _Jan 11910
3%1102 J-J
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-"Assessment Is made upon the nominal
115,000r Nov1'15,'17,'19
117,510 66r _Jan 1 1920
real value."
20,000r_Nov 1 '21-'22
City Tax 3 W '02J-J 7.210 64r___Jan 1 1018 4s '09 J-J
Assessed Valuation.
140,000r_Nov 1 '24-'27
per $1,000 4s '05 M-N 36,239.48...May '10-23
Total.
Real.
Years.
Personal.
Ontario St. Bridge Bonds.
Is '05 .1-.1
11,466r _Ang 20 '10-23
1909
'$307,300,555 48 98
$277,874,805
*$29,425,750
4s '08 J-J
12,968.48rJan2 '10-'13 4s '08 J-J $16,200r_Jan 2 '10-'18
'298,176,669
1908
18 48
269,469,620
*28.707,049
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '09_ 9813,009
City Hospital Bonds.
1907
*289,410,570
19 52
*24,985,550
264,425,020
203,000
48 '92 J-J J$2,000r9July 1 '10-'21 Water debt (Included)._
1905
.265,819,700
19 59
'20,006,700
245,813,000
25,000
Bonids5.,000r___July 1 1912 Water debt sinking fund_
1900
17 46
.245,873,587
223,078,010
'22,795,577
Assessed val., real estate_10,799.830
School
1890
162,359,450
14 68
151,356,325
11,003,125
4s '95 J-J J$6,000r_July 1 '10-'15 Assessed val., personal
14 16
1880
89,232,
81,708,905
7,523,580
. l
ecop ( .lba nk
1 5,000r_ _July 1 1916 spprlai fraiVh ses stock) 1,065.983
•including special franchise valuation amounting (1909) to $22,201,750.
10,000r_Jan 1 '10-'11
POPULATION.
-In 1905, 376,587; In 1900, 352,387; in 1890, 255,664; 4s '96 J-J
4 752385
40.000r__ _July 1 1926 Tot, assessed val. 1008.._12,3104:
3%8'01 J-J
In 1880, 155,134; In 1909 (Police Census), 415,532.
Fire Department Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1908_416.00
.
-4. 00
30'02 J-J 1$15,000r_Jan 1 '21-'23 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '08295183
CANANDAIGUA. Wm. N. Brooks, Clerk.
1 5,000r_Jan 1 1925 Population In 1905
This village Is the county seat of Ontario County. Incorporated 1815.
When Due.
LOANSAssessment Bonds.
INTEREST on the 7% water bonds and on Improvement bonds of 1906
Water Bonds.
5s '06 June 1 $7,158 42r_June 1 1910 and 1908 is payable at National Bank of Cohoes; on the $65,000 of 4% water
A-09130.000_ _ _Apr 1 1915
4s
(Subject to call at any time.)
bonds at Manufacturers' Bank, Cohoes; on the $7,210 64 Improvement
3,000__Oct 1 '10-11 BONDED DEBT Mch '08_4407.371 bonds of 1902, improvement bonds of 1903, 1904 and 1905,and water 45,6s
48
A-0
4,309,784 of 1909,at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.,11New York; on all otb eribondslat
Street Bonds.
Total valuation 1907
M-S $80.000__Sept 1 '10-17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907-111 25 the Central Trust Co.
3.958
.
7,332
3.653'04M-S 100.000 __Sept 1 '18-27 Population in 1905
COLLEGE POINT. See New York City.
INTEREST on Is of 1906 payable at the Canandaigua National Bank,
Nov., 1909.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
COLUMBIA COUNTY. E. Washburn Scovill, Treasurer.
County seat is Hudson.
LOANSRefunding Bonds (con.).
When Due.
45
DELHI (Town). J. R. Honeywell, Supervisor.
This town Is in Delaware County.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
434s'08 J-J $100,000c_July 1 '10-'19 3s
N Y. & Oswego Midland RR.
Mch $10,000c-Mch 1 '10-'11
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-319.46
Court
-House Bonds.
Mch 20,000c_Mch 1 '12-'13 334s May $126.000r_ _ _ _May 1 1915 Population in 1905
3345
2,908
Funding Bonds.
3 34s'02 M-S1$70,000r_Mch 1 '17-23
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _$126,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
3,000
1 15,000r___Mch 1 1924 4s 1899 M-N t$20,000r-May 1 10-13 Total valuation 1909
1,223,315
30,000r_May 1 '14-16
430'09 J-J
60.000r_Jan 1 '20-'25
INTEREST is payable at Albany.
1909 $353,600
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEB Jan 4
1$7,000c......Mch 1 1914 Total valuation 1908 ____26,467,112 DEPEW. Newell McDonald, Clerk.
(Assessment is 4-5 actual value.)
J 5,100c.__Mch 1 1915
This village is in Erie County
334s
Itch
7,000c___Mch 1 1016 State&Co. tax (per $1,000)'O7.$12 03 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 27 '09_ $77,000
42,868
J 5,000c___Mch 1 1917 Population In 1905
Sewer Bonds.
6,000
Sinking fund
1918
2,500c_Mch 1
4.40s'09M-N $25,000r_Nov 1 '10-'34 Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,783,550
Improvement Bonds.
3.535
Population In 1905
INTEREST on coupon bonds payable at office of County Treasurer;
55 '06 J-D $12,000_June 30 '10-'21
on registered bonds in New York exchange.
Schuler, Clerk.
CONCORD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. DOBBS FERRY. OswaldCounty.
This village Is in Westchester
This district (P. 0. Springville) is in Erie County. B. L. Bensley, Clerk. LOANSWhen Due.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909____$980,000
LOANSStreet Bonds.
434s '08 Jaq 1$24,000r_Jan 1 '10-'33 School tax (per $1,000) 1909...$13.52 4s '09 J-J 342,000r
_July 1 '14-'34
2,700
50.000r_Jan 1 '34 '58 Population in 1909 (est.)
1
Grading Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909___$74,0001
4s '09 J-J $10,000r_July 1 '14-'33
Public Park Bonds.
INTEREST payable in New York.
9s '09 J-J $12,000r__July 1 '14-'25
Livingston Avenue Bonds.
$4,500r_ _July 1 '14-'22
4s '09 J-J
Fire Department Bonds.
$5,000r_ _July 1 '14-'33
4s '09 J-J
Sidewalk Bonds.
45 '09 J-J $18,000r_July 1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT June 1909__ 391,500
Assessed valuation 1909___5,032,000
COOPERSTOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1.
Sidney S. Conger, Secretary (P. 0. Cooperstown).
DOLGEVILLE. W. H. Bacon, Clerk.
This district is No. 1 of the town of Otsego, Otsego County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_41,887,386
LOANSBuilding Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
48 '06 J-D $64,000c_ _Dee 1 '10-25 School tax (per $1,000) 1908.....$9.00
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_468,0001Population in 1909 (est.)
2,600
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank in Cooperstown.
This village is in Herkimer and Fulton counties. Incorporated Mar 17 1891
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund (water)
$1,800
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,137,884
4s
A-0 $11,000c_Apr 20 '10-'20 (Assessm't about 70% actual value.)
50,000r
3345 J-J
1923 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1909
24.80
Sewer Bonds
Population in 1905
2 245
3.90s J-J $37,500r July 1 '10-'34 Population in 1909 (est.)
2,700
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 398,5001
INTEREST on the 4s is payable at the American Exchange Bank; on
the 3345 by the State Comptroller.
CORNING (City). W. H. Buck, Chamberlain.
This city, situated In the town of the same name, is In Steuben County.
When Due.
LOANSGeneral Fund Bonds
45
City Bridge Bonds.
J-J ($20000.. July 1 '43-44
45
J-J ($10,000 _ _July 1 1947
1 5,000___July 1 1945
River Bonds
1 5,000___July 11048
45
School Bonds.
J-J $150.000_July 1 '26to'40
City Sewer Bonds
4s '09 M-S $30,000__Mch 1 '11-'25
28
Paving Bonds,
J-J $40,000__Jan '10 to '17
1910 4s
J-J
5s '06 ____ $1,993.25
40,000_ _July 1 '49-'52
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $285,000
Water Bonds,
45
J-J $10,000.__July 1 1946 Total valuation of city '07_4,222 325
45 '07 A 0 100,000_ _ _Apr 1 '12-21 City tax (per 31,000) 1907 ' $4.35
4s '07 A-0 75,0000
Population, city, 1905
.
1 13,515
INTEREST payable at the Knickerbocker Trust Co. In New York.
CORNING UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 13, H. T. Cole Jr. Sec'y.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 20 1909_ _378,500
LOANS4s
M-S $15,000c_Sept 1 '10-'24 Assessed valuation 1900._ _2,118,370
5s '08 M-S 64,5000_Sept 1 '10-'50 (Assessment about 90%actual value)
58 '08 M-S 14,000_SePt 1 '47-'48 School tax (per $1.000) 1909....$10 84
1 500___ _Sept 1 1949 Population in 1909 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST on $15,000 bonds at Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York
City; on $64,500 and $4,500 bonds at First National Bank of New York.
This city Is In Chautauqua County. Incorporated June 2 1885.
LOANSWhen Due. GEN. BD. DEBT Oct 1 '09..$112.651
Water Bonds.
Assessment debt
158,695
Oct 1 '10-'20 Floating debt
A-0 $68,200
3)(s
6,857
J-D 35,000__Dec 15 '10-'16 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 278,203
48
General Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
6,501,301
____$4,451.40_May 10'10-12 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
45
Assessment Bonds.
Total tax (per $1.000) 190)_..$25 42
4s
Var $89,618.14 . _1909-1918 Population in 1905
15.250
434s Var 69,076.855
Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000
INTEREST on street bonds payable at Merchants' Nat. Bank of Dunkirk.
DUNKIRK SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. E. Batcheller, Su. hools.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s
1918-1924
____ $18,000
.....
45 '08 M-S $80,000c_Mch 1 '19-'31 BOND.DEBT Oct 12'09_ $163,000
____ 148,000
4s
1910-1921 Assessed valuation 1909___6,995,840
1,000
1922 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
4,000
____
1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$10.00
3348
12,000
1923-1925 Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000
INTEREST payable in Dunkirk.
CORTLAND. E. S. Dalton Clerk.
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
DUNKIRK. Myer Einstein, Mayor; L. N. Murray, Clerk.
Poughkeepsie Is the county seat.
This city is in Cortland County, Incorporated March 1 1900.
LOANSLOANSWhen Due.
When Due.
County House Bonds.
Paving Bo ds (Con.)
Court House and Jail Bonds.
334s
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $48,500r_ _Jan 2 '10-'28
4s
July 11,302... _July 1 '10-11
M-S $58.000_Sept 11014 4s '07 J-.1 131,025
45
1908-1926 3345 J-J 13131,000r Jan 2 '10-'31 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ _ 3245,500
1
1,000r Jan 2 1932 Total assessed val. 1908__48,579,075
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1904.)
4s '09 A-0
2,636.81_Apr 1 1912
J-J
65,000r Jan 2 1028 (Assessment about 85% actual value)
4s '09 ____ 451.93___Apr 1 1912 48 '09 A-0
2,000_Apr 1 1915 354s
13,500____Apr 1 1929 4s '09 A-0
Population in 1905
7,000____Apr 1 1918
81.631
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09 A-0
3,500__Apr 1 1919
4s 1905 $60,900
1925 45 '09 A-0
5,000____Apr 1 1920
EASTOHESTER. Henry C. Merritt, Supervisor.
School Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 10,500__ _Apr 1 1922
This town (P. 0. Tuckahoe) is in Westchester County.
35(5
J-J 320,000... May 4 1912 4s '09 July 19,456.98:July 1 '10-'19
(Subject to call May 4 1902.)
Gen. bond. debt Jan 1 '09_ $288,247 LOANSWhen Due. 4s semi-ann $34,800r_ .Apr 1 1911
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s 1904 J-D $19,500____Dec 1 1924 Assessment debt
($5,000 every live years.)
58,411
408____Apr 1 1911 Floating debt
102,323 58 '07 J-D $7,000r_ _Dec 1 '15-'21 4s semi ann $73,200r__ _Feb 1 1918
4s '09 A-0 {13,000____Apr 1 1927 TOTAL DEBT Jan 11909. 448,981
Ditch and Drain Bonds
($5,000 yearly beginnIng in 1918.)
110,000._ _Apr 1 1928 Sinking fund
22,185 3.958'09F-A 1$3,942.09r_Feb 1 1910 4s semi-arm 310.000r_ _Feb 1 1925
Paving Bonds.
178,000r_Feb 1 '11-'36 430'08 J-D 5,000r
Assessed val, real estate '09.6,072,082
1916-1920
4e
Oct $4,000__Oct 1910-'11 Total assessed Val.
Highway Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
_7,40 t,370
45
Oct
8,000_ _ Oct 1915-'18 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ 16 30 48 semi-ann J$5,000r. __Dec 1 1927 5s '07 J-D 1$5,000r__ _Mch 1 1927
1907_45
J-J
35.514 16 July 1 1921 Population in 1905
1 4.000r __Dee 1 1928
11,274
1 6,217r_ _ _Mch 1 1928
4s
July 211 27. __ July 1 1910 Population in 1909 (est.)
1 5,000r ___Feb 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_ $185,000
14,000 48
1 4,000r ___Feb 1 1930 Total assessed val. 1908_5,119,000
INTEREST payable in New York exchange.
4s semi-ann
5,000r___Apr 1 1910
(Assessment about full value.)
CORTLAND UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
Population In 1905
_3,986
INTEREST on the $5.000 issue Is payable at the Union Dime Savings
J. W. Husted, President (P. 0. Peekskill).
Ins. ln N. Y. City; on $34,800 and $9,000 due 1927 and 1928 at the office
This district is in Westchester County.
of the State Comptroller in Albany; on 39,000 issue due 1929 and 1930 at
LOANSWhen Due.
(TOTAL DEBT June 1909_ $175,500 the Warwick Savings Bank In Warwick; on $73,200 issue at the Jefferson
4.105 J-J $100,000r
0,000r..1_lJan 1 '12-'61 Assessed valuation 1909_3,919,224 County Say. Bank in Watertown; on 110.000 issue due 1925 at the Ulster
5
3.958 J-J
County Bank in Kingston, N. Y.; on the ditch and drain bonds at the First
Nat. Bank of Mt. Vernon; on other loans at Mt. Vernon Trust Co.
OORTLANDT
UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8.
EASTHAMPTON. E. J. Edwards, Clerk.
A. D. Dunbar, Superintendent.
This town is in Suffolk County.
This district is in Westchester County.(P.O.Peekskill.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 14 '09_ 385,000
LOANSWhen Due.]BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_ $70,000 LOANS- Bonds.
Highway
'Total assessed val. 1908_3,775,200
4.355'07 s-a $46,000_ Jan 1 '10-'311 Total assessed val, 1909._ _3,314,200
4.303
4.35s'07 J-D $10,000_ __Oct 1 '33 37'School tax (per $1,000) 1909_36.90 4s '06 M-S $85,000__Mch 1 '10-'261Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at the Easthampton National Bank.
14,000r ____1910-19231Population in 1909 (est)
33413'02 J-J
7,000
EAST ROCHESTER. Claude C. Hagerty, Clerk.
INTEREST payable in Peekskill.
This village is in Monroe County.
OORTLANDVILLE.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val, 1909_ ...._$906,725
Water-Plant Purchase
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tills town (P. 0. McGraw) is in Cortland County and was separated from
tho city of Cortland in March 1899. Cortlandyllie pays 18.7% of the 4s g '09 J-J 3102,500c_Jan 1 '14-'38 Village tax (per 31,000) 1909_39.365
Sewer Bonds
refunding bonds and interest and the city of Cortland 81.3%.
Total tax (per 31,000) 1908_425.80
LOANSWhen Due. H1,hway ard Bridge Bords $7.000 4.10g'09J-J $41,500c__Jan 1 '14-'38 Population in 1909 (est.)
2.500
Refunding Bonds.
Town debt May 18 1909_
81,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909_3144,000
INTEREST payable at the National Bank of Commerce in Rochester.
-- $3,000__Sept 1 '10-'12 Total valuation 1908
3345
1,418,773
---- 12.000__Sept 1 '13-'14 (Assessment about 90% actual value) EAST
334s
SYRACUSE. D. Conk in, Treas.; N. L. Lansing, Clk.
-___ 20,000__Sept 1 '15-'18 Tx rate (per $1,000) 1908_ $9.75
334s
This village is in Onondaga County. Incorporated Nov. 16 1881.
__ 36.000..Mch 1 '10-'15 Population of Town 1005
45
3,046 LOANS-When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 3150.000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_1,345,100
OROTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
4s '03 July $50,000r_July 1 '10-'29 (Assessment about 70%actual value)
James E. Reagan, Clerk (P. 0. Croton-on-Hudson).
45 '05 July 25,000r
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_315.00
When Due. I TOTAL DEBT April 17 1909.379,000 (Part yearly beginning July 1 1910.) Population in 1909 (est.)
LOANS
3,000
4 34s'07 Jan 340,000__Jan 1 12-'27 Assessed valuation 1908_41,706.661
Water Bonds
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907
4.403'08 Jan 339,000
Tax rate (per 31,000) 1908_ _34.048 4s
Var 365,000c
1912 Is payable at the Trust & Deposit Co.
,000 y'lY, beginning Jan 1 1928.) Population in 1909 (est.)
4.658'07July 10,000c_July 1 '12-'31 of Onondaga in Syracuse.
($4
2,250
DANSVILLE. Daniel Blum
Treasurer.
This village Is in Livingston County, Incorporated 1845,
LOANSWhen Due,
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
3.75s'04 A-0 $00,000r Oct 1 '10-'29
00'96 ____ $50,625r Sept 1 '10-'24 BOND. DEBT Feb 1908_$161,600
330'00 ---- 6,500r Aug 1 '10-'22 Assessed valuation 1907_ _1,562,725
4e '04 -- -- 3,000r Jan 1 '10-'14 (Assessment abt. 75% actual value.)
Street Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1907_$11 88
$500r June 1 '10-'10 Population in 1905
4s '01 ---3,008
ELMIRA. Daniel Sheehan, Mayor; Henry J. Haase, Chamberlain; John J. Crowley City Clerk.
Elmira is the county seat of Chemung County. Incorporated 1864.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Debt Bonds.
Contingent Exp. Notes.
3 145'98 A-0 $18,000r_ _Oct 1 '10-'27
3.355'02.1-J $12,000_ .July 1 '10-'12 33(s'00 J-J
98,000r_ _July 16 1930
Grade Crossing Bonds.
Park Bonds.
$5.000r_ _July 1 1913 3 340'01 M-S $16,000c__Sept 15 1926
33002 J-J
Bonds
Bridge
Redemption Bonds.
334s95 A-0
DEER PARK, Benj. C. Swartwout, Clerk (P.O. Huguenot) 3 Ks 95 A-0 $90,060r_Oct 1 '22-24 334s'02 J-J 1$207,000r_July '12-'20
25,000r_ _Oct 1 1925
This town is in Orange County. The city of Port Jervis having been a 48 '06 M-S 55,000r__Sept 1 1935 3 yis'01 M-S1 28,000r____July 1921
19,000r_ __Sept '10-'28
Part of the town at the time the bonds below were issued, that city Is
City-Hall Bonds.
3 45'02 J-J
11,000r_ _July 1 '10'20
i3intly responsible for the payment of the same.
334.s'95 A-0 $5,000r....Oct 1 1925 330'02 J-J 5
500r___July 1 1918
When Due. 4s
OANS-Feb $7,000r -1910-1911 330'95 4.-0 60,000r_ _Oct I '26-'27
Refunding RR. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4158,000 3 30'95 A-0 10.000r._ Oct 1 1928 45 '03 J-J 1. 8,000r_July 1 '10-'17
14,000r_July 1 '10-'23
.
3348
F. Feb 1 .2 0 Fessela ment a lo bt
F.A $5:000:::.. . eb .16910 (A pusstibn ib b ou5 1-3 actual value.) 43(5'96 M-S
3 00
5
5,000r_Sept 1 1929 Is 03 .14
4 000r_ _July 1 '10,
13
b 2 13
1
., . . . . 34:00:c
::Feb ; 1i:25 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1908____118.50 4)(5'96 M-S 30,000r___Sept 1 1930 4s '04
2 00 c
0
J-J 1 5,000r__July 1 '10-'14
{
11,562 43(s'96 M-S 10,000r_ _Sept 1 1931
118,500rJuly 1 1915
Fire Department.
4s '05 M-S 23.000r_Sept '10-'32
I • • • • • 27,000c&r Feb '24-'26
INTEREST payable :at National 334s'98 J-.1 $12,000r_July 1 1910 4s '06 M-S 126,000r_Sept 1 '10-35
1
l • • • • • 30,000cesr Feb '27-'29 Bank of Port Jervis.
•
1 500r___Jan 1 1910
334'99 J-J
). 9.000r...Sept 11938
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
46
I VOL. Lxxxix.
_
When Due.; BOND. DEBT Oct 1909__$1,035,500
4 al
LOANS, Assessed valuation, real_ _17,519,350
School Bonds,
4s '94 M-N $10,000r__ _May 1 1010 Assessed val, franchises__ 1,006,201
16,50Or _Nov 1 1911 Assessed val, personal ___ 1,310,500
4s 93 11-1\
4s '05 11-N 20,000r___May 1 1910 Total assessed vale 1909_19,836,051
4s '95 M-N 22,000r_ _ _May 1 1911 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
8,500r_ _May 1 1910 City tax (per $1,000) 1909____$18.86
4s '97 MN
34,687
34s'01 M-S 25,000r___Sept 1 1926 Population in 1905
40,000
Population In 1908 (est.)
Pavement Bonds.
3 Ms'05 1I-S 540.000r_Nov 15'28-29
4 Ms'96 M-S 20,000r___Sept 1 1931
4s '96 1I-S 30,000cecr_Sept 1 1932
INTEREST payable at City Chamberlain's office, In N. Y. exchange,
ERIE COUNTY. C. J. Fix, Treas; A. Shepherd, Dep. Treas.
County seat is Buffalo.
When Due.
LOANSRoad Bonds.
11-N $45,500r July 1 '10-'22
33.s
4s '07 J-D 210,000r_June 1 '20-'34
I 30,000r___July 1 1915
1 90,000r_July 1 '17-'19
20,000r_July 1 1916
4s g '08 J-J
1 35,000r_JUly 1 '23-'29
1150,000r_JulY 1 '30-'34
4s '00 J-D 120,000r_June 1 '24-'35
City and County Hall Bonds. •
J-J $25,000c___July 1 1910
7s
City, Co. Hall and Jail Bonds.
1I-N $100.000c Nov 1 '11-'14
6s
FULTON COUNTY. C. II. Reimensnyder, Clerk.
County seat Is Johnstown.
When Due.
'Tot. assessed val. 1909_ _$14,770,525
LOANS-
I INTEREST payable at People's
Highway Imp, Bonds.
45 '09 A-0 $70,000c_Feb 10 '20-'261 Bank In Johnstown.
GENESEO. W. W. Killip, Treas.; Wm. D. Shepard, Clerk.
This village Is in Livingston County. Incorporated In 1872.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909.. $53,000
LOANS6,408
'Sinking fund Dec 1 1908_ _
Sewer Bonds.
July $10,000c___July 1 10101Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,365,900
33.s
(Assessment about •Y, actual value.)
Water Bonds.
July $25,000c_ _ _June 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _5:4.10
3s
2,245
Population In 1005..
Town Hall Building Bonds.
2,200
4 Ms'07 July $18.000r_July 1 '10-'27 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on 4 Ms payable In New York; other loans in Schenectady.
Armory Bonds.
A-0 $10,000r July 1 1916
3s
M-N 25,500r July 1 '10-'12
3Ms
3s '05M-N 110,000r Nov 1 '10-'20 GENEVA. W. S. O'Brien, City Attorney.
4s '07 A-0 250,000r Apr 1 '20-29
This city is In Ontario County. Incorporated Jan. 11898.
1912 LOANSF-A 10,000r Aug
48
Park Bonds
When Due.
A-0 100,000r July 1 '10-'14
3 Ms
4s '06 A-0 $16,000r__Apr 1 '10-17
Street Bonds
BOND.DEBT May 26 '09 $1,281,000 3)s'99 A-0 $25,000r_Apr 1 '10-'19 48 06 A-0
2,000r__Apr 1 10- 11
Assessed valuation, real_344,969,635 3Ms'00 A-0 23,500r_Apr 1 '10-'20 4s '09 ___
1010-1913
4,000
Assessed val. personal __ 8,146,472 3).s'01 A-0 12,250r__Apr 1 '10-'21
Fire Dept, Bonds
Total valuation 1908_ __353,116,107 33s'02 A-0 24.300r__Apr 1 '10-'22 3 Ms'03 A-0 $4,400r_ _Apr 1 '10-'13
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08__$3.20 4s '06 A-0
8,000r _Apr 1 '10-'17
5,092.11rApr 1 '10-15 45 '06 A-0
473,700 4s '04 A-0 24,500r__Apr 1 '10-'24
Population in 1905
Sewer Bonds
INTEREST payable at Buffalo. 4s '03 A-0 19,000r_ _Apr 1 '10-'23 4s '96 A-0 $88,000c___Sept 1 1916
4,000 ..Apr 1 '10-'13
4s '09 A-0 30,000.. Apr 1 '10-'29 45 '08 ___
FALLSBURGH. John Prince, Supervisor.
1914
1,114.32
43 '09 A-0 71,378.75rOct 1 '19-29 4s '09 ___
This town (P. 0. HurleyvIlle) is In Sullivan County.
Conduit Bonds
4s '05 A-01 11,000r__Apr 1 '10-'25
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ - _ 5579.570
LOANS'06 A-0 $2,641.02rApr 1 '10-14
1 7,185r__Oct 1 '10-'14 4s
(Assessment about M actual value-)
J-J $103,000cdor
4s
TOT. BOND D'T Apr '09_5515,060
Voting Machine Bonds
40.03
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909__5103,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__
'05 A-0 $1,000r__Apr 1 '10-11 Assessment debt (Incl.)____ 69,257
3.810 4s City-Hall Site Bonds
Population in 1905
97,577
Sinking fund
4s '09 ___ $16,000__Apr 1 '10-'17 Assessed valuation 1908_7,834.208
FAR ROCKAWAY. See New York City.
Water Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___$13.955
12,249
4s '96 A-0 $140,000c_ _Oct 26 19261 Population In 1905
FISHKILL LANDING. E. E. Strong, Clerk.
This village (P. 0. Fiski1111-on-Hudson) Is In Dutchess County. OrganINTEREST Is payable part at the City Treasurer's office, part at the
Ized 1861, Incorporated, under General Act of 1870, Feb. 26 1872.
Nat. Banklof America and part at the Nat Bank of Commerce. New York.
-House Bonds.
Fire
When Due.
LOANS43-s'06 M-N $2,500r-_May '10-'14 GLENS FALLS. John Bazinet, Chamberlain.
Sewer Bonds.
This city Is in Warren County. Incorporated 1839. The Legislature of
F-A $80,000T ___1910-1930 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1909_ $155,900
3(s
F-A 41,400r -__1010-1930 Assessed valuation 1909___1,830,589 1907 passed a bill making this village a third class city.
4s
Village Hall Bonds.
When Due.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) LOANSSchool Bonds.
3 Ms'00 J-D $55,260c Y'ly to J'ne '29
Refunding Bonds.
hf-N $1,000r Nov 1 1910 Villa e tax( er $1,000) 1909_515.56
33.s
3,939 43-s'09 Feb $25,000c _ _1914-1916 , BOND. DEBT May 17 '09_ $317,400
Population In 1905..
Water Bonds.
4,200
6,916,789
'Total valuation 1908
Sewer Bonds.
11.1-N $32,000r Nov 1 '10-'29 Population In 1909 (est.)
3.99s
1912 I (Assessed val. about M actual value.)
3 Ms Sept $147,000r
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank. FIshkill Landing.
4s '06 111-N 15,000c_Nov 10 '11-15 ' Village tax (per $1,000) 1906_517 50
City.
FLATBUSH. See New York
4,650
Water Bonds.
Population in 1005
45 '91 J-J $40,000c ____1910-1017 , Population In 1908 (est)_ .16.5o0
FLUSHING. See New York City.
4s '94 11-S 20,000e __ _1010-19131 INTEREST payable in Glens Falls
4 2s'09 J-J
50,000c -July 1 '16-'201
FONDA. Edgar Leonhardt, President.
CILENS FALLS UNION FREE SCHOOL t/ISTRICT. Frank D. MoreThis village Is In Montgomery County.
house. Clerk.
Paving Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSWhen Due.IBOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ $88,000
J-J $22,080r_July 1 '10-'33 LOANS4s
Sewer Bonds.
J-D f$72.000c_Deo 1 '10-21 Assessed valuation 1900_ _5,205,090
$4.000c-July 1 '10-'13 BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_560,640 43
4s
1 10,000c_Dec 1 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1908411.10
Assessed valuation 1909........499,413
Bonds,
Water
J-J $28,160r_July 1 '10-'31 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ __ _514.10 GLOVERSVILLE. 0. L. Everest, Chamberlain.
4s
1.131
Population in 1905
($1,280 yearly.)
Gloversville, which is situated In Fulton County, was incorporated a city
1,200
$0,400c_July 1 '13-'22 Population In 1909 (est.)
J-J
4s
March 10 1890, having theretofore formed part of the town of Johnstown.
Clerk.
The 5150,000 sewer bonds mentioned below are part of an Issue of $250,000FORT EDWARD. J. M. Murray,
5100,1)1)1) not yet sold.
This village Is In Washington County.
Fire Department Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSWhen Due.1 Paving Bonds.
LOANS3 Ms'02Aug $25.000r____Aug 1 1932
Local Improvement Bonds,
5s '08 J-J $33,800__July 1 '10-'33
Sewer Bonds.
Deficiency Bonds.
Outstanding Oct. 12 1909J-J $19,000....July 1 '10-'28 BOND. DEBT Jan 1909_$152,000
53 '08
_1910-1914 4s '97 M-N $28.000r_ May 1 1922
ann $27.650c
Assessed valuation 1908 ____959,065 4Ms
Water Bonds
Bonds.
_-Refunding Railroad (Various amounts yearly.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_520.15
---- $97,000
-5
4s '95 A-0 $14,000c_Apr 1 1915
Water Loan.
INTEREST payable at the Fort Edward Nat. Bank, Fort Edward.
55 '85 Jan $17,500c___Jan 1 1910 3Ms'91 A-0 22,000c__Apr 1 1911
Clerk.
3Ms'92 J-D 50,0000___Dec 1 1917 33s'93 A-0 23,000e__Apr 1 1913
FORT PLAIN. Wm. H.Curry,
33897 F-A 27,000r-Feb 1 1917
School Bonds.
This village is In Montgomery County.
Sewer Bones.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '09 $116,500 3 Ms'03 A-Of $5,000r __ _ Oct 1910
LOANSAssessed valuation 1008_ _ .1,366.100
2,000r_Oct 1 1911 4s '05 M-N $250,000r_Nov 1 19-15
Street Paving Bonds.
(Assessm't about 50% actual value.)
I 3,000r __Oct 1 1911 GEN. BONDS Oct 12 1909 $463,500
$34,000
27,650
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1908_ ...510.50 3 3-s'06 A-0 120.000r __Oct 1 '12-'15 Assessment debt
Water Bonds
40,000
2.596
'10'26 Population In 1905
2,000r ___Oct 1 1916 Floating debt
0
'
3 , •02 July $17.000c&rJulyt '10-'23 Population in 1909 (est.)
67,500
3,000
3,000r_ _ _Sept 2 1916 Water debt (included)
1
I
Sept 14,000__Sept
3.90s
M-S 45,000r_Sept 2 '17-'25 Total valuation 1909_ .__ _ _7,686,125
4s
J-D 30,000e&rJune 1 10-14
4s
2.000r_ __Sept 2 1926 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
12,500c&r_June I ta
3,000r__ _Sept 1 1926 City tax rate (per $1,000)'08_$12 00
INTEREST Is payable part In Schenectady,part In Albany,part in Rome
4s '08 11•1-5 {20,000r_Sept 1 '27-'30 Total tax (per $1.000) 1903..5'27-80
and part In New York City.
18,672
2,000r__Sept 1 1931 Population in 1905
Treasurer.
21.000
FRANKFORT. F. B. Watson, Incorporated 1862.
Population In 1909 (est.)
This village Is in Herkimer County.
the water bonds Issued In 1885 on the Fire DepartINTEREST on
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 3 1909...571,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908__ _ _585,150 ment bonds and on the school bonds is payable at Gloversville; on all
Street Bonds.
other issues at the Fourth National Bank New York.
July $4,000r __ _ _1010-1013 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
3.903
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908.__$14.34 GOUVERNEUR. J. 0. Sheldon, Treasurer.
Electric Light Bonds.
2,747
3.50s 11-S $12,000 r __ _ _1910-1921 Population In 1900
This village Is in St. Lawrence County. Incorporated September 1850.
Population in
Water Bonds.
When Due. Sinking fund
3
-2,000 LOANS
19053
1922 Population In 1909 (est.)
,
15 60
Nov $53.000r
50s
Assessed valuation 1000_1,827171)0
Water-Works Bonds.
payable at First 3 Ms'90 J-J
$8.51
INTEREST on street 3.00s and electric-light 3 Ms
$51.000c___July 1 1910 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1909
4,229
National Bank in Frankfort; on water 3.s in Albany.
BOND. DEBT Nov
_$53,000 Population in 1905..
INTEREST is payable at Importers' and Traders' National Bank, N.Y.
1909_FREDONIA. 0. P. Chessman, Treasurer.
This village is in Chautauqua County. Incorporated 1829.
GRAVESEND. See New York City.
Street Bonds-Con.
Due.
When
LOANS1911-1920 GREENBURGH. C.D. Millard,Supervisor (P.O. Tarrytown)
4Ms'09 ____ 845,000
Water Bonds
1910-1919
This town is in Westchester County.
F-A $32,500c Aug 1 10-'22 4Ms'09 ____ 35,000
4s
Electric Light Bonds.
When Due. 4s Warburton Ave Est Bonds
LOANSM-S 20,000r Sept 1 1930
4s
1914
$9.000r__.Tuly 1 '10-'18
4s '06 J-J
4,0
p _ IT . t 01)r1909...$
_ _E I 149,n 1
Highway Improvement Bonds.
School Bonds
477,500
$2,000r ____1910-1912 BOND. DEBT Oct 14 '09_ $200,300 4s '05 11-N 18200,000 _ _1910-1919 BOND
Sept
3(s
5,817
Sinking fund
1 48,000
___ 24,000
1920 Total assessed val. 1908_ _38,883,060
'
1,58 ,900
Total valuation 1909
(Assessment about actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
Building
45- Bonds.
A-0 $10,000r _1910-1925 (Assessment about M actual value.) 4s '04 F-A 579,000r___Aug 1 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1007
a Ms
Inside incorporated villages43 81
3.000r____1010-1911 Village tax(per 51,000) 1909 _ _$14.00
Elmsford Drainage Bonds.
M-S
4s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$25.: 9
Outside incorp'd villages_ _58 47
$24,000_ _ _Oct 6 1910
Street Bonds.
5:048
1
600 4 Ms'09 ___
18.635
57,000_ __Oct 6 '11-'29 Population In 1905
11-S $3,000r_Sept 1 '10-11 Population in 1905
4s
25,000
5,000_ _ _ _Oct 6 1930 Population in 1009 (est.)
2,800r_ _ _Aug '10-'11 Population In 1909 (est.)
F-A
4s
6,000.. _.._Oct 6 1931
9,000r_Sept 1 '10-'14
4s g '04 F-A
1910-1914
5,000
J-J
5s
OREENBURG UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 10 On July 1
INTEREST on the water bonds Is payable In N. Y. City.; on the school
1908 this district was annexed to White Plains Union Free School
bonds at the Comptroller's office, Albany; on other bonds in Fredonia.
District No. 1, which see for debt.
FREEPORT. S. P. Shea, Clerk.
This village is In Nassau County.
When Due.
LOANSLight Bonds
45 '09 J-.T $15,000__Ju1y 1 '14-'28
Water Bonds
4.10s'09J-J $10.000 _July 1 '14'-23
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1909_$81.000
Judson A. Betts, Treasurer.
GREENE COUNTY.
Incorporated In 1892.
Catskill Is the county seat.
$58,000
Water debt (Included)
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_ *178,000
51,579,037 LOANSAssessed valuation 1908__
Assessed valuation 1900_ _13,071,175
•
Court House & Jail Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903
5170,000c_Feb 1 '11-'27 County tax (per 51,000) 1903._$5.0O
4.01?
.
17 f)
In 1905
Population
32,000
8,000c_ Feb 1 1928 Population In 1009 (est.)
4s '08 F-A
5,500
Population in 1009 (est.)
INTEREST payable at the County Treasurer's office.
R. J. Andrews,
FULTON. Edwin Quick, Mayor; 0. S. Bogardus, Chamb'n. HAMDEN. In Delaware County Supervisor.
This town Is
and
includes the
This city (incorporated In 1902) Is in Oswego County
old villages of Fulton and Oswego Falls.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANShI-N $22,550_ _June 1 '09-'20
4s
Street Improvement
2,800
____
4s '09 1I-N $34,000r_May 1 '19-'35 _s
4s '09 A-0 10,000r _Apr 1 '24-'33
Water Bonds.
4.471: 5
82
1 '10-'29 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_1348450
J 1) 3160,000c J'ne
$.408
Total valuation 1908
Sower Bonds.
1916 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
F-A $67.500c
4s
10.000r Jan 1 '10&15 Tax rate (per $1,000) 190848 '05 J-J
8
$27.10
26.0
East Side
15,000r Jan '20'25&30
4s '05 J-J
5,000r Jan 1 1936 West Side
43 '06 J-.1
8,847
14.000r Jan 1 '18&'23 Population in 1905
4s '06 J-J
10,000
'28 de '33 Population in 1909 (est.)
'(6,000r J
5,000r Apr 1 '14-'53
4s '09 A-0
INTEREST on sewer bonds of 1906 is payable at the Citizens' Nat. Bank,
Fulton; on the street bonds of 1909 at the City Chamberlain's office.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 1908458,400
LOANS619,026
lAssessed valuation 1907
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms'94 Feb 1j$3.000r.Feb 1 '10-'14 (Assessment about 50 %actual value)
113,000r_ __Feb 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_-$18-94
1,386
3Ms'94 Maylf 7.000 ..May 1 '10-'14 Population In 1905
132,000r___May 1 19151 INTERES1' payable at Albany.
HARRIETSTOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 1. E. R. Young, Clerk (P. 0. Saranac Lake).
This district is In Franklin County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 1909. $47,500
LOANS40'00 A-0 $35,000__Apr 1 '10-'44 Assessed valuation 1009_1,525,648
____
4 Ms
7,500__Jan 1 '10-'24 School tax (per $1,000) 1009_518.90
4,750
____
5s
5,000_ _July 1 '10-'14 Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at the Adirondack National Bank of Saranac Lake
In N. Y. exchange.
Nov., 1909.1
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
HARRISON. Benj. I. Taylor, Supervisor.
This town is In Westchester County.
Highway Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Apr 2'09_5200,000
48
J-D $16,000r_Apr 1 '10-'25 Assessed valuation 1908 _5,378,011
4s
J-D
1,000r__ _Apr '10-'11 (Assessment about 50% actual value
4s
J-D
$8.33
6,000r..Apr 1 '13-'18 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
4s
2,922
J-D
2 000r_Apr I '23 &'25 Population In 1905_
00'07 .T-D 175,000r_June 1 '12-'36 Population In 1909 (est.)
3,900
INTEREST on the 4s is payable at the Rye National Bank of Rye
47
1 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909._ $429,5001City tax (per 31.000) 1908 _ . 53 03
$1 010
1 .
.
Water debt (included) ____ 154,500' Population in 1905
13.259
Total valuation 1908
5,199,300 Population in 1909 (est.)
about actul(Asemn
value.)
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the City Chamberlain's
ofrice; on the park bonds at the American Exchange National Bank. New
York, and on the sewer bonds at the Hanover National Bank, New York;
on the paving bonds in New York City.
HUDSON. Jordon Philip, Treasurer.
This city (Incorporated In 1785) is the county seat of Columbia County
LOANS
When Due.
Water Bonds.
This village Is in Rockland County.
4s '04 July $194,000r_July 1 '10-22
Assessed valuation 1909_52,436,000 48Cemetery Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $10,000c_Feb 1 '10-14 (See V 78, p 2614, for matUrItY.)
4.12s'09 J-J $70,000c_Sep 1 '10-37 Total tax (per $1,000) 190i...512.66 43
A-0 10.000c_ _Apr 1 '12-16 4s '05 July $50.000r_July 1 '23-24
6,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 11 1909 $70,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
($2,000 yearly.)
Funding Bonds.
INTEREST payable at the People's Bank In Haverstraw.
4s
M-N $6,000c___May 11018 78
F A $ 37 50r - -Feb 10 '10-14
($2,000 due yearly) to May 1 1920
School Bonds
HEMPSTEAD (Village). Edward Cooper, Treasurer.
Street Improvement Bonds
F-A 5 l 0 0000.....Feb 1 '10-11
4s
• This village is in Nassau County. Incorporated 1853.
48
A-0 520,000c_Apr 1 '10-13 334s
M-N 6,000c___May 1 1918
.
When Due. 3 Hs r M-S $37.500 _Sept 1 '10-'21 4s
LOANSFeb 19,000c__ Feb 1 '14-23 3341
WS 20 000r__Sept 1 '12-21
BOND. DEBT May 1909._ $51,025
Water Bonds
M-S 25.000c_..1.1ch 1 '15-27 310
48
5,500r_Oct 1 '10-20
A-0
$ Hs g M-N $3,000_May 1 '10-19 Assessed valuation 1908.__1.687,163 334s
Aug
4,000c_ _Aug 1 '10-13 BOND. DEBT Dec 9 1908_$444.839
3 -is g M-N, 5,400._May 1 '10-27 Village tax (per $1,000) 1908_410.80 9s
F-A 25.000c____Feb '14-18 Sinking fund
9,502
1,500__Nov 1 '10-'12 Population in 1000
3,582
3.958 g M-N
Refunding Loan.
Total valuation 1908
6,061.409
Population In 1905
4.145 3 Hs
3,000
4s '09 ____
M-N $3.000r_May 1 '10-12 (Assessment about 66% actual value)
4s09 ___
5.000c___Feb 1 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907 _531.76
HEMPSTEAD (Town). H. Luther Weeks, Town Clerk
45 '09 __
5,000c___Apr 1 1919 Population in 1905
10.290
Hempstead Is now a town in Nassau County, but was formerly a town
Deficiency Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.) _ __ 11.000
in Queens Co., then including Far Rockaway. Hempstead, Inwood, Law- 48
July $6.000c _July 1 '10-12
rence,4Rockaway Beach and Seaford villages. On Jan. 1 1808 that porINTEREST is payable In Hudson at the °trice of the City Treasurer.
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 HUNTINGTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
between Rockaway Beach and Shelter Island, in the county of Queens,
This district Is in Suffolk County. Walter E. Bryant, Clerk.
to the Atlantic Ocean," became part of New York City, under the Greater LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1909_ $117,000
New York Charter. This boundary was changed by the Legislature in 44s '08J-D 1596,000_Dec 1 '15-'38 Assessed valuation 1909_2,500,000
April 1899, and the new boundary is that portion of the old town of Hemp1 2.500___Dec 1 1939 Population In 1909 (est.)
5,000
"Winded on the east and north by the east and north bounds of
stead
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank of Huntington In New
the former village of Far Rockaway, and on the east by a line drawn due York exchange.
north from the northwest corner of said village to the south line of the town ILION. Edward Y. Stewart, Clerk.
of Jamaica, as it existed on the thirty-first day of December 1897." The
This village Is In Herkimer County.
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 de- BONDED DEBT July 1909.5279,000 Assessed valuation 1908_51.810,336
Water debt (included)
158,000 Village tax (per $1,000) 1908_531 60
6. 4
62
cision of the Supreme Court of the Third Judicial District at Albany Dec. 9
Sinking fund (all water)
25,000 Population In 1905
1899. See V. 69. p. 1357
Due. Franchises
When
LOANS$1,061,200 IRWNGTON. James G. Orton, Clerk.
Total valuation 1909
Road Bonds
20,922,878
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated In 1872.
J-J $293,000c&r-July 1 1923 (Assessment about 50% actual val)
48
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_4142,800
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1909_$293,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_515.20 LOANSWater Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_5,632,780
Assessed valuation, real_ _18,765,521 Popuation in 1905
34,746 3.32s'09A-0 $60,800r_Yrly to 1928 (Assessment about 75% actual val.)
Assessed val., personal__ 1,096,157 Population in 1909 (est.)
40,000 4s '07 A-0 22.0000 ____1912-1922 Village tax rate (per M) 1909_$6.535
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Hempstead,
4s '09 J-J
12,000
1911-1922 Population In 1905
2.480
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4.
Town Hall Bonds.
When Due.1BOND. DEBT Oct 13'09._ $112,500 33 s '00 J-J 1542,000r..Y'rly to 1930
LOANS,
1910-19381
5s '08 s-an $17,400
I 8.000r_Y'rly to 1918
INTEREST on 4s payable at the Irvington National Bank in Irvington;
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 9. II. L. Crandell, Sec.
55 '93 J-J $10,000c__Jan 1 '10-'161BOND. DEBT Oct 13 '09 $112,500 on other bonds in Tarrytown at the Tarrytown National Bank.
25,000c
'Assessed valuation 1909.1,975,895
4s '02 J-J
1 19221School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$19.70 ITHACA. W. 0. Kerr, Clerk.
4s '07 J-J
This city Is in Tompkins County. Incorporated In 1888.
43,000...._Jan 1 1920 INTEREST payable at Freeport.
4s '09 J-J
.
LOANSWhen Due.I School Bonds.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. II. Gilbert
Bridge Bonds.
3%s
J-J 525,000
1916
Smith, Clerk (P. 0. Rockville Centre).
4s
.T-J $20,000r_1916 to 1925 334s
J-J
45,000
1929
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds,
Sewer Bonds.
j$70.000__J ly 1 '12.18 INTEREST payable at the Bank of 4s
4.208 '09 J-J
J-J $50,000r_Jan 1 1944 4s g
J-J $120,000c&r
1 5,000__ _July 1 1919 Rockville Cc tre.
4s '06 J-J
75.000r__ _Jan 1
500 annually.)
1
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 14. E C. Smith, 4s '07 J-J
60.000c&r.Jan 1 19463
Munici7'pa improvement Bonds.
(
1947
5s '07 J-J 666,000c&r
President (P. 0. Woodmere).
___1927 4s '07 F-A $100,000_Aug 1 '22-'41
(Subject to call after 1912.)
When Due.I BOND, DEBT Apr 20 1909_414,750
LOANSBOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909.51,310..63
2 63
8
31.000c&r Jan 1 1928 Assessment debt (incl.)--'Assessed valuation 1909
School Addition Bonds.
907,342 4 Hs '08J-J
5s g '07 Dec 1 $9,000c__Dec 1 '10-'271School tax (per $1,000) 1909_412.80 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1913) Water debt (incl.)
4s
J-J
14,000r____ 1928 Sinking fund
payable at the Bank of Laurence
INTEREST
940930
3
0
Assessed valuation 1909._ 8.603,325
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 21. George S. 58(Subject to call after 1913.)-J-J
37,000c&r
_1927 (Assessment about K actual value.)
Skilton. Clerk Board of Education (P. 0. Rockville Centre).
(Subject to call after 1912.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ ---$18.20
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_41,067,285
LOANSRefunding Bonds
Population
14,615
_ _1921-1935 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_419.20 4s '06 J-J $65,000c. _July 1 '10-22 Population in 1905
4.608'08 J-J $30,000c
in 1909 (est.)
15,400
3,500
1910-1916 PopulatIon in 1909 (est.)
4 Hs '09 J-J
3,000
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the Union Trust Co., New
BOND. DEBT Oct 17 1009_557,700
York City; on the 48 due Aug. 1 '22-'41 at the Ithaca Savings Bank.
INTEREST payable at the Bank of Rockville Centre, the Far Rockaway
Bank and the Union Savings Bank of Patchogue.
JAMESTOWN, S. A. Carlson, Mayor; 0.F.Price,Treasurer.
This city is in Chautauqua County
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.22.(P.0. Floral Pk)
Incorporated March 31 1886.
City Hall Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. f
Park Bonds.
4s'00 J-J $17,000_ _July 15 '10-'261
4s '05 M-N $65.000r_May 15 1925 48 '08 J-D $20,000___Dec 30 1938
Paving Bonds.
Water Bonds.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 23.(P. 0. Wantagh).
4s '02 J-D $3,000r _Oct 1 1912 4s '03 A-015300.000c_Mch 20 1943
LOANSWhen Due.1
3348'00 J-D
6.100r__Jan 4 1910
1 210,000c Mch 31 '10-23
58 '00 J-J $12,000__July 1 '10-'251
45
'0815000 Flre Department Bonds
1918
---..
.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24. F. Hammell
Refunding Electric Light Bonds.
45 '02 J-D $9,000r__Oct 1 1912
Payan, Clerk (P. 0. Valley Stream).
4s '03 J-D 1523.000r...Dec 1 '10.32
Refunding Paving d'onds.
When Duers
LOANSDT
018
1 3,000r..-Dec 1 1933 48 '05 A-0 $1,000_ _ _Oct 1 '10-18
40'07 M-111$30,000r-Jan 1 '13-'27 BOND. DEBT Nov
'09_ _535,000 48 '01 J-D
22,000r...June 1 '10-31
Paving Certificate Fund.
1 2.000r_Jan 1 '10-'13
Sewer Bonds.
45 '00 J-D $1,470____Jan 4 1910
INTEREST on the 434s payable at the Lynbrook National Bank and 3%8'93
550.000r_Mch
4s
7,200___Oct
Poughkeepsie Savings Bank; on the 5s in Far Rockaway at the Bank of L. I. 4s '93 M-S 111,000c&r_Dec 1 1923 5s '02 J-D 30,996.74_at 1 '10-'12
J-D
1 1923
ann
any time
48 '97 M-N 50,000r_May 1 1917 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 '0941,104,557
HERKIMER. William Wright Jr., Clerk.
20,000r__Mch 15 1918 Water debt (included) _ __ _
4s '98 J-J
525.000
This village is In Herkimer County. Incorporated in 1870.
334s'00 J-J
20 000r___July 1 1920 Total valuation 1908
13,347,891
When Due.] Improvement Bonds.
LOANS-4s '01 J-J
25.000r __June 1 1921 (Assessm't about 60% actual value.)
143 '91 June $14,000c
Water Bonds.
1911 4s '02 JD 20,000r___June 1 1922 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_$13.23
48 '89 Sept $2,0000 ____1910-1911 334(399 June 9,5000 ____1910-1928 48 '08 J-D 42,000_Dec 30 1928 Total tax (per $1,000)
1908_528.31
448'03 M-N 27.0000 ____1910-1927
Refunding Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
Population In 1905
26,160
3,000c
4.30s'08 J-J $48,000 r _July 1 '10-'33 4s 04 Dee
_ _1910-1912
-A $50,000
1929 Population In 1908 (est) _ _ ._ _ _30.000
GEN. BD.D EDT Oct 9'09 $204,499 4H8'09 S
Bonds (Assessment).Paving
INTEREST on water bonds is payable at U. S. M. &
32,808 on other coupon bonds at Chase National Bank, New Tr. Co. New York,
5s '07 Nov $1,404 24_ Nov 23 1910 Assessment debt
York; ' registered
on
4.10E1'09 F-A 30.000c_Feb 1 '10-'19 Assessed valuation 1909_4,024,333 bonds at Jamestown or in New York exchange.
(Assessment about g actual value.)
General Paving Bonds.
R. R. Rogers, Supt. of Schools;
6.6
4s '08 J-J $48,000c_July 1010-33 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_52010 JAMESTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Mildred R. Falconer, Superintendent's Clerk.
Population in 1905
Sewer Bonds.
When Due. Sinking fund
558.100
3148'03 F-A $30,500c
1913 Population in 1900 (est.)
7,500 LOANS
45
J-J $35,000r ____1916-1922 Assessed valuation 1909_ _13,498,331
4s '03 M-S 19,000c ____1910-1928
45
J-J
83,000r
(Assessment about actual value)
1915
INTEREST payable part at Albany, part in Newport and in Herkimer.
55 '07 J-J 105,000r-Nov 1 '23-'36 School tax (per $1,000) 1909 $)74
HERKIMER UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. I. I. P. Lynch, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $223 000 Population in 1909 (est.)
30.000
LOANSWhen Due.J BOND. DEBT Nov 11 '09_ _. $60,000
INTEREST on the 535,000 and 3105.000 issues Is
4s '07 J-J $33,000c_July 1 '1O-42J Assessed valuation 1909_54,107,337 town; on $80,000 of the $83,000 issue at the State payable at JamesComptroller's office
J-J
16,000.Part yrly Jne 1 (Assessment about
_s
actual value.)
13,000.Part yrly Jne 1 School tax (per 11,000) 1909_48.00 and on $3,000 at the Chautaqua County Trust Co., Jamestown.
J-J
_s
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
HAVERSTRAW. Henry F. Don, Clerk.
HERKIMER COUNTY. F. Senior, Treas.(P.O. LittleFalls)
Richard Holden, Clerk Bd. Sup.
Watertown is the county seat.
Herkimer is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSJail Bonds.
Building Bonds.
When Due Assessed valuation, real.$25,400,148
LOANS4s '09 F-A $90,000r_Feb 1 '10-'27
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
F-A $30.000r_Feb 1 '10-'15 BOND. DEBT June 1909_ 5270.000
Assessed val., personal... 1,215,795 334s
$60.000c_Apr 1 '17-'21 Franchises
48 '08 A-0
Highway Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _45,133,550
958,315
(Assessment about full value)
41, '07 A&O 60.000c_Apr I 1912-'16 Total valuation 1908_ _ _ 27,574,258 4s '07 F-A 570,000r_Feb 1 '12-'25
4s '08 A-0 120,000r_Apr 1 '22-'31 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$6.50 48 '09 Feb 70.000r_ Feb 1 '16-'29 County tax (per $1,000) 190)__$4.75
Almshouse Bonds.
48'09 __A-0 60,000c_Apr 1 '32-'36 Population In 1905
Population in 1905
53,856
80.459
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ ___$300,000
48 '07 F-A $10,000r_Feb 1 '10-'11
INTEREST is payable at the Herkimer National Bank.
INTEREST 19 payable at the office of County Treasurer.
HOOSICK FALLS. E. A. Doyle, Clerk.
JOHNSTOWN. Jos. A. Cohn Chamberlain; F. Bogaskie,Clk
This city is In Fulton County. Incorporated In 1895.
LOANSWhen Due.
Building Lot Bonds.
School Bonds
Is '07 .J-D $4.000c _Dec 1 '10-'17
48 '93 Nov $14,000c_Nov 1 '10-'13
RR. Refuoding Bonds.
48 '98 J'ne 22,500c ____1914-1922 4s '07 J-D $11.000c_ _June I '10-23
4 Hs'09 M-S 50,000c
Water Bonds.
4348'09 M-N 110,000c_Nov 1 '27-'28 4s '95 J-D $75.000r _Dec 13-18-23
1 4,000c_Nov 1 1029 4s '98 A-0 22.500 _Oet 1 '10-'18
HORNELL. F. A. Jones, City Chamberlain.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s '00 A-0 10.000c_ Apr 1 '10 '20
This city is in Steubcn County. Name formerly Hornellsville, but 5s '07 F-A $14.000c_Aug 1 '10-'11 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909.. $309,500
changed by Chapter 288, Laws of 1906. Incorporated In 1888.
Water debt (Included) ___ 111.000
When Due.
Paving Bonds.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908._ _3,624,240
(Is '09 J-J $25,000__July 1 '10-'14 5s '04 Sept J $6,000c Sept 1 '10-15 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1908 _ _$ 8.40
Water Bonds.
Aug 1 1021
Sewer Bonds
F.A$175,000c_
334s
1 1,500e_Sept 1 1916 Population in 1905
9.845
M-N 2 $100,000c_May 26 '17-'26 5s'05 M-S 7.000c_ _Sept 1 '10-16
F-A 171,500c_Feb 1 '10-20 4s
33
-is
Park Bonds.
INTEREST on the building lot bonls Is payable at the Johnstown Bank
1 8 000o .Feb 1 1921
4.18
July 550.0000-July 1 1911 In Johnstown;on the school bonds of 1909 at the First Nat Bank, New York.
This vIllage is In Rensselaer County. Incorporated April 14 1827,
When Due.
LOANSWater Works Bonds.
J-J $10,000r_July 1 1911 4.308'0734 $75,000r_July 1 '10-'26
4s
,j_j
5,000r_ _July 1 1913 BONDED DEBT July 1909 $159,500
5s
M-N 23.000r_ _ _Nov 1 1930 Assessed valuation 1908._ _2,009 680
48
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_512 60
Grading and Paving Bonds.
4,4sg'08JulY $50,000r-July 113- 32 Population in 1905
5,251
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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
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KENMORE. Chas. V. Busch, Village Treasurer.
MADISON COUNTY. W. E. Lounsbury, Clerk. Bd. Sup.
County seat Is Morrisville.
This village Is In Erie County. Incorporated In 1899.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 6 1909 $215,000
LOANSGas Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSAssessed valuation 1008_20,189,502
County Building Bonds.
5s g '07 M'S $2,800r_Sept 1 '10-'37 4s g '09J-JJ$200,000r_Jan 1 '11-'30 Population In 1905
39,690
Improvement Bonds.
4 X8'06 J-D $31.000r_Dec 1 '11-'35 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1909. $131,435
15,000r_ _Jan 1 1931
24,478
Sinking fund
Street Bonds.
Trust Co. In New York City.
INTEREST payable at the Morton
4.65s g '07 J-J $28,000_July 1 '10-'37 Assessed valuation 1908...2,042,311
5s g '07 M-S 31,416r_Sept 1 '10-'37 (Assessment about 40% actual value) MALONE. R. McC. Miller, Clerk.
318
Population in 1900
Water Bonds.
This village Is In Franklin County. Incorporated In 1853.
506 LOANS
5,935
When Due. Population In 1900
5s g '07 M-S $5,600r_Sept 1 '10-'37 Population In 1905
6,478
Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at the Treasurer's office.
Water-Works Bonds.
15 1910
4'%s'07 M-N $225,000r_May
KINGS COUNTY. See New York City.
INTEREST Is payable at the Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York City.
1
KINGSTON. F. H. Doremus, Treas.; Dayton Murray, Clk.
This city is the capital of Ulster County. Incorporated 1872.
Refund. Walkill Val. RR.
When Due.
LOANSF-A $22,000c__Feb 1 '10-11
33s
Street Bonds.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s '09 M-S $10,000c___Mch 1 1911
4s '07 M-S $15,000__Mch 1 '10-'12
4s '09 ____ 50,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909____905,000
Water Bonds.
10,770
A-0 $600,000c _ 1912-1936 Note debt
3%s
750,000
semi-an 150,000c _ 1913-1937 Water debt (included)
4s
Total assessed val. 1908_ _11,720,266
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $50,000c_Jan 15 '11-12 kAssessm't about 80% actual value.)
4s
36,500c___Jan 15 1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-$27 51
J-J
35
24,535
31,500c__ -Jan 15 1915 Population In 1900
J-J
35
25,556
Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office. All the refunding bonds
are optional and are now subject to call.
LANCASTER. Peter P. Adolf, Treasurer.
This village is in Erie County. Incorporated In 1847.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_4184,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908...1,944,100
Sewer Bonds.
A-0 $150,000c_Apr 1 '20-49 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
4.40s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _ _$11.92
Water Bonds (Tax exempt).
3,853
3%s g F-A 132,000c&r Aug 1 '10-'25 Population in 1905
INTEREST is payable at A. B. Leach & Co. of New York City.
LANSINGBURG. See City of Troy.
LANSINGBURO UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. I. W. J. ShellidaY.
Clerk Board of Education.
While this district Is now included within the boundaries of the City of
Troy, the district organization remains a separate corporation within that
city and the city authorities have no jurisdiction In the matters of the
school district.
When Due. Total valuation 1909
$7,511.550
LOANSJ-D $10,000c_Dec 1 1910-14 (Assessm't about 94% actual value.)
4s
J-D 34,000r_1915 to 1931 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_47.38
4s
Population In 190.) (est.)
14,000
($2,000 annually on Dec 1.)
4%s g '08 A-0 15,000r_Apr 1 '15-'29 INTEREST payable In New York.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909...461,000
LARCHMONT. E. D. Wakeman, Clerk.
MAMAKATING. Chas. G. Bennett, Supervisor.
This town is in Sullivan County.
N. 0. & W. RR. Aid Bonds.
When due.
LOANS$40,000c_July 1 '10-13
Refunding Bonds.
$7,000....July 1 1914 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909____$69,000
J-J
3%s
745,150
6,000r.._ _July 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1909
J-J
48
10,000r..July 116 &'18 (Assessment abt. 75% actual value.)
J-J
4s
4,000r ___July 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_429.78
4s
J-J
3,199
2,000r_Aug 1 '15-16 Population In 1905
F-A
4%8
INTEREST is payable at Middletown.
MAMARONECK. Chas. W. Buckter, Clerk.
This village Is in Westchester County. Incorporated Nov. 16 1895
Fire Alarm Bonds.
When due.
LOANS4.30s'09A-0 $5,000r_Oct 1 '14-'23
Road & Bridge Bonds.
Fire Engine Bonds.
4s
J-J $15,000r ____1910-1927
M-S $4,000r _ _1910-1917
10,000r __1910-1919 4s
3.35s J-J
Paving Bonds.
8,000r_June 1 '11-26
4.6s '08 J-D
10,000r_Jan 1 '14-'33 4.35s'07M-N $60,000r_May 1 '12-'36
4s '09 J-J
43 '09 A-0 10,000r_Apr 1 '13-'32 4 (is '08 J-I) 16,000r_June 1 '13-'28
4.6s '08 J-D 20,000r_june 1 '13-'32
Sewer Bonds.
_1910-1933 4.6s '08 J-D 14,000r.June 1 '13-'26
M-N $48,000r
48
50,000r -_1910-1934 4 (is '08 J-D 35,000r_june 1 '13-'37
J-J
3%s
J-D 50,000r ___ _1910-1934 BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_4462,000
3 %s
25,000r_July 1 11-35 Total valuatlon 1909_ ___6,480,748
4s '06 J-J
$9.33
.
4.603 07M-S 100,000r-Sept 1 '12-'36 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
5.090
Population in 1905
INTEREST payable by check to registered holder.
-Chas. M.
MAMARONECK UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
Bingham, Clerk. This district (P. 0. Mamaroneck) Is In the town of
Mamaroneck, Westchester County.
When Due.) High School Addition Bonds.
LOANS4.40s'08 M-S $55,000_M & S '13-'34
-House Bonds.
School
4.9s'07 MN $41,000r_May 1 '11-'301110N D. DEBT May 1 1908__$76,000
8,670
'Sinking fund
Central School Bonds.
M-S $7,500e_Mch 1 'l0-'12 Assessed valuation 1907_11,165,360
4%s
I (Assessment about 75% actual val.)
larchmont School Bonds.
J-D 325,000r_Dee 30 '10-'191School tax (per $1,000) 1908_..,$3.42
3%s
INTEREST on the 4.908 of 1907 is payable at the Gallatin National
Bank in New York City; on other Issues to," holder" In New York exchange.
I
MATTEAWAN.
This village Is in Dutchess County. Incorporated 1886.
When due. TOTAL DEBT July 1909._ $277,862
This village is In Westchester County.
LOANSFire Department Bonds.
When Due.
Water debt (Included). _ 122,600
LOANSSewer Bonds
48 '06 J-J
$5,000r_July 1 '11-'15 3.705 '04 J-J $104.176__July 1 '10-34 Assessed valuation 1909_3,355,000
Sewer Bonds.
4,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_410.00
s
($4,166 67 due yearly.)
____ $50,000
_s
5,584
BOND. DEBT July 1909._ $204,000 3.858 '06 M-N $42,000r__ _May '10-37 Population In 1905
Street Improvement Bonds.
6,080
Population in 1909 (est.)
4s '06 J-J $50,000r_July 1 '11-'30 Assessed valuation 1908_4,791,845
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about 70% actual values 3.855 '05 M-N $33,800r___Nov '10-35 INTEREST payable at the Mattes____ 65,000
_s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_412 40
wan National Bank.
08,000
Road Bonds.
1,760
4.30s'08M-S $30,000__Sept 1 '13-'32 Population In 1905
LE ROY UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. H. It
Falkner, Clerk.
MECHANICVILLE. C. Hoffman, Treasurer.
Thls village Is In Saratoga County. Incorporated in 1850.
Sewer Bonds
When Due.
LOANSA-0 $40,000c&r___Oct 1915
4s
Street Paving Bonds.
This district Is in Genesee County.
BOND. DEBT Nov 11000, $207,269
July $27,115.40r
3.65s
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 23 1909 $97,500
15,000
LOANSSinking fund
($1,153.84 yearly In July.)
4%s'09 Jan J$20,000__Jan 1 '14-'23 Assessed valuation 1908._ _2,255,600
Assessed valuation 1009_42,108,647
Water Bonds
60,000 Jan 1 '24-'43 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_45.80 4s
M-N $23.000c___May 1 1912 (Assessment about % actual value.)
1,500_Jan 1 1912
4%s'09 Jan
M-N 30,000c___May 1 1917 Tax rate (per 11,000) 1909_411.00
45
P
5,877
M-N 35,000c_May 1 1922 Population In 1905
4s
INTERESt payable at Importers' & Traders' Nat. Bank, Now York.
M-N 17,000c_Nov 1 1922
4s
INTEREST on the street bonds
F-A 22,000r ___July 1 1933
3 Us
LESTERSHIRE. W. H. Windus, Village Treasurer.
4%8'09 July 12,000r_July 1 '10-21 payable at the Treasurer's office.
This village Is In Broome County.
MEDLNA. Frank J. Kearney, Clerk.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSM-S $40,000r
3.858
This village is In Orleans County. Incorporated March 3 1832.
Water Works Bonds.
When due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $179,503
4 s'07 M-N $8,500r_ _May 1 '11-'27 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909.499,100 LOANSAssessment debt (included)_ 42,000
Village Hall Bonds.
FloatIngdebt
5,000
19,000r
J-D
334s
12,000
M-N 12,800c___May '10-'25 Assessed valuation 1908_41,288,429 4.158 '08 Aug $30,000r_Jly 15 '12-'26 Sinking fund
3.40s
Assessed valuation 1009_3,070,950
Water Bonds.
actual value.)
8,500c__ _Nov '10-'26 (Assessment about
M-N
3.355
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$32.90 3.75s July $92,592.60r_May 9 '10-'34 (Assessment about % actual value.)
Building Bonds
Municipal
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_49.498
Sewer Bonds.
4,035
$8,500c __July '10-'26 Population In 1905
J-J
3.35s
5,114
INTEREST on 4%s of '07 payable at First Nat. Bank of Lestershlre. 5s '07 A, g__ $36,000r Aug 1 '10-'12 Population In 1905
5,600
12,000 _July 15 '12-23 Population In 1909 (est.)
5s '07 July
9.000r__Aux 1 '10-12
LEWISTON. J. W. H. Kelly, Supervisor (P.O. Lewiston). 53 '08 Aug
INTEREST payable at the Union Bank In Medina.
This town Is in Niagara County.
When Due.'Assessed valuation 1908_$1,704,214 MIDDLETOWN. I. B. A. Taylor, Clerk.
LOANS58 '81 ____ $3,000_Feb 1 '10-'121Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_416.84
This city Is in Orange County. Incorporated June 9 1888.
3,033 LOANS
123,000 Apr 1 '10-'371PopulatIon in 1905
43s'87
Water Bonds-(Con.)
When due.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1909_1126,0001
F-A2 327,000cFeb 2 1923
3%s
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $16,000r____May '10-21 BOND. DEBT Nov 14 1909 $460,000
3 s
LITTLE FALLS. Dennis B. Reardon, City Clerk.
16,000
Floating debt
Water Bonds.
is In Herkimer County.
This city
45,987
F-A $40,000r___Aug 1 1911 Sinking fund
4s
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSM-S 12,000r___Mch 1 1913 Total assessed val, 1909_5,440,962
3%s
,
335s'89
$5,000__Nov 1 '10-'14 3%s
Water Bonds.
5,278.669
90,000r_July 2 1918 Total valuation 1908
J-J
50,000_July 1 '10-'34
330'86 July1 $40,000__Nov 26 1916 3%8'98 July
(Assessment about % actual value.)
(Subject to call July 2 1898.)
1 1,000 _July 1 1935 3%3
(Subject to call after NOV 26 1911.)
M-N $75,000r___May 1 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_434.25
Paving Bonds.
14,518
3s'87 July! 110.000 ______ _1917
F-A 10.000r __Feb 1 1913 Population In 1905
3%8
4s '05 July $12,000__July I '10-'15 3%s
17,000
(Subject to call after 1912.)
F-A 100.000r __July 1 1921 Population in 1909 (est.)
30'88 July! 25,000___Apr 5 1918 5s '07 Sept 6,000__Sept 1 '10-'12 3 %s
F-A 90,000r_ _Apr 1 1931 INTEREST Is paid at city treasury.
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after Apr 5 1913.)
MONROE COUNTY. J. B. Hamilton, Treasurer.
5,000Apr 13 1919 4s '06 July J$60,000_ July 1 '21-'26
,
330'89 July1
County seat is Rochester.
5,000._ _July 1 1927
(Subject to call after Apr 13 1914.)
When due. Total valuation 1908___$197,029,386
330'97 J-J J25,000__July 1 '10-'14 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '09_ 8426,000 LOANS(Assessm't about 4-5 actual value.)
Court House Bonds.
5,000____July 1 1916 Water debt (included)
345,000
F-A$550,000r_Feb 1 1910-20 Tax rate (per 81,000) 1908____84 18
10.000..,, May 1 1920 Total valuation 1908
4,445,690 3 As
4s '00 J-J
239,434
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1909._ _$550,000 Population in 1005_
4s '06 J-J 560,000_ _July 1 '21-'26 (Assessment is at 60% actual value.)
INTEREST and principal payable at the Am. Ex. Nat. Bk., N. Y. City.
1 5,00()_-JUly 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_425.83
1928 Population In 1905
11,122 MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Henry Johnson, Treasurer.
4.3s'08 ____ 50,000
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Fonda Is the county seat.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 7 19098127,500
LOCKPORT. B. M. Hutcheson, Tr.; W.G. Spalding, Clerk. LOANS- Bonds.
10,000
Floating debt
Almshouse
in Niagara County. 3 Xs
This city (incorporated April 11 1865) is situated
F-A $16,300___Feb 1 '10-'12 Assessed valuation 1909_26,792,774
Bridge Bonds.
When due.
LOANS(Assessment about % actual value.)
Bonds.
Road
5s '09 June $1,500r.June 21 '10-'14 4s
Police and Refunding Bonds.
49,928
F-A $52,000___Feb 1 '13-'25 Population In 1905
Assessment Bonds
45 '06 A-0 $4,500r_Apr 16 '10-12
50,000
58 '05 F-A 28,000___Feb 1 '26-'33 Population In 1909 (est.)
$62,707.17r_1913 & 1917 4s '09 F-A 33.000r_ Feb 1 '13-'23
4s
School Bonds.
Water Bonds.
48
M-N $10,000r___Nov 1 1916
INTEREST payable at the Amsterdam Savings Bank.
F-A
48
9,000r_Aug 15 '10-18 4s '06 J-D j$442,000c_Dec 1 '10-'35
1
4s '05 Aug
800r_ _Aug 4 '10-10
7,000c_Dec 1 1936 MT. KISCO. F. J. Carpenter, Clerk.
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated in 1874.
J-D 54,000r_Dec 1 '10-'36
M-N 140,000r_Nov 1 '10-'13 5s '07
33is
Storm Water Bonds
Water Bonds.
1 5,000r___Nuv 1 1914 4.30s'08J-D 126,000r_Dec 1 '10-'35
$1.000
1934 _s
Var $34,750r
1 7,000r___Dec 1 1936 3.858
4.95s '07 Sep 7,200_ _Sept 9 '10-'12
Sewer Bonds
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1009_ $101,550
Emergency Health Bonds.
City Hospital Bonds.
780
$4,000r_Jan 1 1910-14 4Ms'08 J-D $7,000r_June 1 '10-'16 4%3'09 M-S $59,800r-Mch 1 '14-'39 Floating debt
48
Assessed valuation 1008- 1,850.000
Road Bonds.
Water Investigation Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
(Assessin't from ( to 70% act. val.)
$400r __Nov 19 '10-'11 4s '04 J-J
$2,500r_Jan 1 '10-14 4 Xs'09 M-N 10,000r_Nov 1 '14-'33
48 '06 J-J
1912 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-$14.08
___
Var
3,000r
seer__ _Jan 1'10-'11 5s '09 June 4,000r.June 2110 '14 48
45
1.830
School Bonds
Population In 1005_
Police Department Bonds.
GEN.BON D,DEBTN0v1'09$648,142
2.500
Population In 1909 (est.)
$3,000r
62,707 __s
$8,000r_ _Jan 1 '10-17 Assessment debt (add'I)___
48 '05 J-J
5s '09 June 1,200r_June 21 '10-14 Total assessed val, 1909...9,457,750 MT. PLEASANT UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.9.
Special Necessity Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
Fred. Fayette, Clerk Bd. Edue'n (P. 0.Pleasantville).
ann $541.91r____Jan 1 1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_$24.05
4s
Thls district Is In Westchester County.
16,581
Garbage System Bonds.
Population In 1900
TOTAL DEBT July 29 '09_868.100
When
LOANS
17,552
Ss '09 June $1,500r.June 21 '10-'14 Population In 1905
Assessed
INTEREST on the water 4% bonds is payable at the United States 4%s'09 J-J $60,000r_ Jan 1 '19-'48 Aessed valuation 1908_1,559,808
School tax (per 81,000) '08_87,608
Mortgage & Trust Co. In New York City: on other Issues at City Treasury.
INTEREST payable at the Mt. Pleasant Bank of Pleasantville in New
LONG ISLAND CITY. See New York City.
York exchange.
1
1
Nov., 1009.]
NEW YORK --CITIES AND TOWNS.
MT.VERNON. J. E. Holdredge, Comp.; A.W. Reynolds, 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.
School Tax Relief Bonds.
When due.
LOANS58 '07 M-S $33,000__-Mch 11010
Highway Bonds.
F-A $70,000_Aug 1 '10-16 5s '08 M-S 35,000_ __Arch I 1911
46
M-S 110,000__Sept 1 '17-27 430'09 M-S 40,000____Mch 1 1012
46
Fire and Police Department.
F-A 80,000__Feb 1 '29-'36
48
M-S 30,900._Sept 1 '37-39 4s '06 M-N $50,000C_May 1 '27-36
49
'26-'35
M-N 40,000_ _Nov 1 '40-43 4s '05 J-D 50,000c_June 1Vernon.
48
School Bonds City of Mt.
50,000__July '44-48
48
J-J
M-N $40,000___May 1 '10-17
M-N 30,000.. __May '49-51 4s
4s
J-J 105,000__July 1 '18-38
M-N 5,000May 1 1952 48
48
J-D 130,000„June 1 '34-36
4s '04 A-0 15,000___Oct 1 '53-55 48
1 5,000____June 1 1937
4s '05 J-D 20,000c. __June '34-37
F-A 50,000___Feb '39-48
1 '38-'45 33is
430'08 J-D 40,000c_June
F-A 130,000____Aug 1 1931
,
0
430'09 A-0 25,000____Oct 1 1929 33
116,000____Aug 1 1932
Assessment Bonds.
430'06 M-S $18,000.___Mch 1 1912 4s '05 M-S1 30,000 _Sept 1 '38- 40
1 5,000-__Sept 1 1941
20,000„July 1 '12-13
5s '07 J-J
___ j 5,000_Apr 1 1951
25,000__Jan 1 1914 4s
5s '08 J-J
1 8,750____Apr 1 1952
5s '08 A-0 40,000____Apr 1 1914
430'09 F-A 25,000____Aug 1 1914 430 '08A-0 190,000r_Apr 1 '42-50
1 5,000r__ _Apr 1 1951
Bonds.
Deficiency
Sewerage Bonds.
M-S $40,000__Mch 1 '23-26
330
J-D $90,000___June '10-18
330 F-A15 40,000__Aug 13 '28-31 4s
5.000_June 1 1919
J-I)
F-A 40,000__Aug 1 '32-35 4s
4s
A-0 10 000__Apr 1 '19&'21
3 000____Sept 1 1910 4s
5s
A-0 10,000____Apr 1 1920
4s
Bridge Bonds.
M-S 30,000„Mch 1922-24
M-3 $30,000__Sept 1 '21-23 330
55
M-N 60,000___May 1925-27
4s '06 M-N 20,000May 1 1926 330
F-A 50,000___Feb 1 1928
330
Refunding Bonds.
M-N 40,000___Nov 1 1929
48 '04 J-J 1$80,000__July 1 '14-17 330
30,000____July 1 1918 4s '04 A-0 30,000_ _Oct 11030
0'08 J-D 40,000Dec 1 '48-'49
,
60,000__Jan 1 '15-17 43
1934
0
1910 413 ,00 1-08 D 10, 0S0___ Dcc ,04
000
1 ;0 0 _ Jan
450 _Jati 1 0 8 434s' .TIN I300,0 r __ ma y 1 15 4
4s '05 J-J
49
School Flonds-(Confinued)
When Due.
LOANS8,000___May 1 '10-13
4s '94 M-N
Local Improvement Bonds.
4s '99 M-N $12,000_ _May 1 '10-13 4s '05 M-N 14,000r_.May 1 '10-23
176.000-May 1 '14-32 4s '05 M-N $5,000r_ __May 1 1910
80,000rMay 1 '11-30
4s '04 M-N 48,000r__May 1 '10-33
5,000r__May 1 1910
4s '05 M-N 16,000r__May 1 '10-25 4s '06 M-N
60.000r_May 1 '11-25
5s '07 M-N 110,000r_May 1 '17-18
1 7,136r___May 1 1919 5s '08 M-N 99,000r_May 1 '20-'30
8,500r_ May 1 1931
5s '09 M-N 12,000r_May 1 '19-'20
430'09 M-N 53,000__May 1 '15-'31
Assessment Map Bonds.
2,000____May 1 1932
55 '07 M-N $15,000r_May 1 '17-19
Park Bonds.
430'09 M-N 10,000r_May 1 '29-'30
4s '86 J-J 310.000... _July 1 '10-14
2,500r-__May 1 1931
5s '07 M-N 18,000r __May 1 1912
Special Assessment Certificates
Relief Bonds.
(5 years, subject to call after 1 year.)
$34,000
5s '08 $1-NI $140,000r_May 1 '10-'16 Sewer 5s
35,000
1
5,000r___May 1 1917 Curbing, &c., 6s
23,000
5s '00 M-N 54,000r_May 1 '10-'18 Paving 6s
7,000r ___May 1 1919 BOND. DEBT"Oct 1 '09_$2,260,537
123,000
5s '09 hi-N 18,000r_May 1 '16-18 Temporary loans
67,492
7,000r_ May 1 1919 Other liabilities
5s '09 hf-N 48,000r_May 1 '11-18 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '09_ 2,543,029
5,000r___May 1 1919 Assessed valuation, real_25,850,365
4s '03 M-N 54,000___May 1 '10-27 Assessed val., personal
390,000
1,287,350
School Bonds.
Franchises
1$12,000___May 1 '10-13 Total valuation 1909_ ___ _27,527,715
4s '97 M-N( 12,000__ _May 1 '14-15 Total rate (per $1,000) 1909_825.75
20,480
55,000___May 1 '16-26 Population In 1905
24,000
4,000___May 1 1927 Population in 1908 (est.)
INTEREST payable at New Rochelle and New York.
NEW UTRECHT. See New York City.
NEW YORK CITY. George B. McClellan, Mayor; Herman
A. Metz, Comptroller.
The consolidation provided under the Greater New York Charter became
effective Jan. 1 1898, and New York City now includes Icings County,
1 10,000___May 1 1955 Richmond County, and the following portions of Queens County, namely
4s '05 J-D J 40,000r_ _June 1 '20-21
1 19,000r__ _June 1 1920 430'09 A-0 40.000. Oct 1 '36-39 Long Island City, the towns of Newtown, Flushing and Jamaica, and part
Redemption Bonds.
of the town of Hempstead. The following statement includes all of the
48 '06 M-N 60,000 _Nov 1 '17-'20
0_ Jan 1 1910 funded debt of the former City of New York and of the municipalities in
20:0000
$300
20,000_._Nov 1 1921
Febl 1012 Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond which was recorded at the date of con4 tAR'06 F-jA
30,000_Jan 1 '20- 21 5sj48 '07 J-J
Jan 1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909.$2,630,750 solidation; also such additional amounts as were recorded In subsequent
120,000
288,000 years as being funded obligations of said former municipalities to be as5s '08 F-A 63,000_ __Feb I 1914 Tax-relief bonds (add'I)__
.
5s '08 A-0 40,000____Oct 1 1914 Assessed valuation. real-27,766,735 sumed by the city of New York. These figures do not include $2,007,600
262,420 revenue bonds of the former City of New York outstanding Jan. 1 1898 and
Assessed val., personal_ __
Tax Relief Bonds.
1,601,050 redeemable from Its tax levy of 1897, nor $4,060,000 of revenue bonds or
M-S $12,000_ _Mch 1 '10-'11 Special franchises
58 _
29,630.205 certificates of indebtedness of the former city of Brooklyn outstanding
454s'09 M-S 100,000_ __Melt 1 1912 Total valuation 1908
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1908____$20 70 Jan. 11898, but redeemable from its tax levy for the year 1898.
School Bonds, District No. 5.
25,006
M-S f $6,000__Mch 1 '10-12 Population In 1905
48
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT CONSOLIDATION,JAN. 1 1898.
I 3,000__Mch 1 1913
INTEREST Is payable at the C ty Treasurer's office.
Net Debt.
Tot. Funded Debt. Sinking Fund.
Boroughs.
Manhattan & The Bronx •3226,144,311 28 $85,654,317 52 $140,489,993 76
NASSAU COUNTY. C. F. Lewis, Treasurer.
74,892,119 84
6,734,055 69
81,626,175 53
out of that portion of Queens County not included in Brooklyn
Created Jan. 1 1809
13,379,935 62
330,000 00
13,709,935 62
Queens
the Greater New York. For debt, &c., prior to formation, see Queen
3,486,736 67
3,486,736 67
Richmond
County statement.
When due. BOND. DEBT July 15 '09_2.530,000
LOANSTotal
•$324,967,159 10 $92,718,373 21 $232,248,785 89
Floating debt
70,000
Court tiouse Bonds.
33ie g m-S $55,000 r___Sept 1 1930 County's proportion Queens
• Includes $3,061,645 01 special revenue bonds.
914,615
County debt July 15 '00
330 g M-N 85,000r__ -Nov 1 1931
3$0 g J-J 100,000r__July 1 1929 Assessed valuation, real 40,229,718
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT PRESENT TIME.
Assessed val., personal_.. 3,462,682
Funding Bonds.
Since consolidation up to Jan. 1 1009 the Greater City has Issued (not
1,736,105
M-S $30,000c&r_Mch '10.11 Franchises
48 g
45,428,595 counting revenue bonds), $669,514,425 58 new bonds and redeemed and
Total valuation 1908
Series "H" Road Bonds.
canceled issues aggregating $186,047,600 59. Tile following compares
5s g '07 MN J$200,000c Nov 1 '22-26 (Assessm't from 40 to 60% value.) gross and net debt of the consolidated city at different dates, revenue bonds
19 5
No 1
pt v '1281.9470 PopulationPop ulat1on ii n 1000
6595,447478 being included in all the years.
0PIC
0010
4s g '09 M-S 1 . .
Total
Temporary
x Funded
35,000c.„ _Sept 1 1931
F nn ing
Siu kds.
Debt.
Loans.
Net Debt.
Debt.
INTEREST on tile Court House bonds due 1930 and 1931 is payable at
the Corn Exchange Bank, New York; on part of the Court House bonds
7,600 324,974,759 92,718,373 232,256,386
due 1929 at the Queens County branch of the Corn Exchange Bank in Long Jan 1 '98_324,967,159
7,600 350,031,491 99,386,292 250,645,199
Island City, and part at the Security Mutual Life Insurance Co., Bingham- Jan 1 '99_350,023,891
7,600 362,798,898 105,754,872 257,044,028
ton, N. Y.; on part of the road bonds of 1907 at the City Savings Bank of Jan 1 '00_362,791,298
2,107,600 392,290,534 112,288,129 280,002,405
Brooklyn and the Buffalo Savings Bank; on the road bonds of 1909 at the Jan 1 '01390,182,934
9,912,600 426,283,315 117,399,480 308,883,835
Jan 1 '02_416,370,715
County Treasurer's office.
Jan 1 '03_438,611,914 22,467,600 461,079,514 126,742,949 334,336,565
NEWARK. E. F. Fox, Clerk.
Jan 1 '04_485,160,349 41,748,600 526,908,949 150,893,903 376,015,346
Tills village is In Wayne County.
Jan 1 '05_558,362,772 34,457,000 592,819,772 157,330,353 435,489,419
I BONDED DEBT Oct 1900 $78,000 Jan 1 06__600,337,013 42 097,000 642,434 013 169,780,612 472,653,401
Water Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1909___2,065.940 Jan 1 '07_665,697,392 50,412,270 716,109,662 191,144,187 524,965,475
_s
--_- $56,000
Village Hall Bonds.
'Village tax (per $1,000) 1900..13 90 Jan 1 '08_735,014,965 53.646,037 788,661,002 197,437,164 591,223,838
1010-1920 Population in 1905
4.554 Jan 1 '09_808,433,984 74,006,600 882,440,584 210,421,340 672,019,244
4.458'08M-3 $22,000
Novi '09_871,540,188 145,172,290 1016712478 230,485,714 786,228,564
NEWBURGH. Benj. McClung, Mayor; D. J. Coutant, Clk.
This city is in Orange County. The principal and interest on the water
bonds is met by water rents. Incorporated April 22 1865.
Sewer Bonds
When Due.
LOANS3 Sis 96 J-D $51,637 95r_Dec '10-16
Building Bonds.
($7,376 85 yearly.)
5s '09 J-J $16,000___Jan 1 '11-18
Glebe Fund.
City Hall.
4s '93 A-0 $2,000r_Apr 1 '10-13 3s '95 F-A $25,170r___Aug 5 1935
3,000r__Apr 1 '10-15 35 '03 J-J
1,437 37r_July 20 1943
4s '96 A-0
Park Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '04 M-N $6,000r Nov 1 '10-14 4s '91 J-D $?,500r_June 1 '10-14
2,800r__ Apr 2 '10-16 33is'95 J-J
4s '06 M-N
10,000r___July 1 1915
1,350r. _Feb 1 '10-18 330'96 M-N 10,000r__May 11916
5s '08 F-A
Water Bonds.
4,000__Aug 1 '10-19
10-A
4s
5,500__May 1 '10-'19 4s '01 M-S $20,000r___Sept 1 1011
4s '09 M-N
4s '02 F-A 125,500r___Feb 1 1912
School Bonds.
$6,000r_ _Jan 1 '10-12 4s '92 M-S 44,000r___Feb 1 1912
330'99 J-J
28.000r_July 1 '10-23 3$0'95 M-N 29,400r__Nov '00-23
330'03 J-J
430'07 A-0 72,000r __Oct 1 '10-27 4s '96 M-N 5,250r_May 1 '10-16
3.85s'09F-A 115,000r___Feb 11029 4s '09 .I-D 158,000r___Dec 1 1029
Refunding Water Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
$360r_ _Sept 1 1910 3 As'97 J-J J $12,000r_July 1 '10-17
330'00 M-S
1 35,000rJuly 1 1017
600r_Dee 1 '10-11
330'01 J- II
0,000r_Sept 1 '10-21
1,455r_Dee 1 '10-12 330'01 M-S
330'03 J-D
(1,500r. _Sept 1 '10-22
18.000r_July 1 '10-14 330'02 M-S
330'03 J-J
4,200rNov 1 '10-15
2,000r._ Oct 1 '10-13 330'05 M-N
4s' 03 A-0
4.000r_June 1 '10-14 BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909 $806,487
4s '04 J-D
28,260
430 '08M-N 52.500r_May 1 '10-'Is Sinking fund
10,979,840
4s '09 M-N 8,606.84.May 1 '10-'19 Total valuation 1908
4s '09 M-S 71,400r_Sept 1 '10-'19 (Assessm't about 40% actual value.)
City&sch.tax(per$1,000) '08__$26.40
26,498
Population in 1905
INTEREST Is payable at oMce of City Treasurer.
NEWFANE. Jas. A. Kelley, Supervisor.
This town is in Niagara County.
Bridge Bonds.
45 '05 ._ $2,750_ _Mch 1 '19-10
Railroad Bonds.
3$0'02 ____ $50,160___Mch 1 '10-42
BOND. DEBT June 5 '09__ $52,910
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _1,967,180
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_310.00
Population in 1905
3,707
NEW LOTS. See New York City.
NEW ROCHELLE. E. S. Grining, Comptroller.
This city is in Westchester County. Incorporated in 1890.
When due.
LOANSCity Hall Bonds.
330'90 J-D $7,000____June '10-16
Fire Department Bonds.
Land Damage Bonds.
330'99 M-N $6,000_Nov '10-15
330'00 F-A 50,000Aug 1 :
10-34 330'00 A-0 $56,000____Apr '10-23
58 '07 M-N 50,000r. May I 17-26 330'99 J-D 20,000____July '24-27
58 '08 M-N 124,000r_May 1 '18-'29 33is'99 J-D 30,000__June 1 '25-29
Sewer Bonds.
1 1.000r_ _ _May 1 1930
Street & Highway Improvement. 43 '90 A-0 $91,000..„Oct 5 '10-27
Nov '10-23 5() '93 A-0 95,000___Oct 1 '28-46
336'07 M-N $17,000
Oct 1 '47-59
3;0'99 J-D 120,000___June '10-33 4s '03 A-0 65,000
330'86 A-0 38,000___Apr 1 '11-29 3 tis'00 F-A 34,778.94 Aug 1 '10-26
330'00 J-D 150,000..„June 1 '34-63 330'01 F-A 120,000 ___Aug 1 '10-49
J-D 10,122.20 Dec 1 '00-27
30,000___July 1 '30-44 33is
330'99 J-J
4s '04 A-0 24,000r _May 1 '10-21 48 '05 M-N $5.000r May 1 '10-26
Ss '07 M-N 25,000r_ May 1 '17-25 Si '08 M-N 121,000r_MaY 1 '12-'18
1 1,000r---May 11019
($5,000 due in odd years-)
4346'09 M-N 100,000r_May 1 '22-'31
x Includes "special revenue and general fund" bonds.
The water debt, Included In the foregoing, was as follows at the several
dates below:
Water Debt. Jan. 1 '98. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '09. Nov. 1 '09.
$59,568,249 $76,886,1931$76,390,913 $87,403,192 $101,479,692
Gross
42,796,855 52,226,455 56,149,175 67.718,955 79,762,455
Net
The following table shows the assessed valuation of property in the consolidated city for the year 1908. In 1903 the assessment of real estate
was made on the basis of about real value: 1903 and subsequent values,
there fore, are greatly in excess of those for previous years, and consequently
the tax rate Is much lower.
Tax Rate
Total.
Real Estate. Personal Estate.
$
$
$
$
Manhattan and
16.7804
The Bronx__5,077,150,294 346,162,305 5,423,312,599
17.3780
84,332,190 1,439,142,030
Brooklyn _ __ _1,354,809,840
317,785,805
17.2536
9,673,200
308,112,605
Queens
70,260,125
17.7522
Richmond
3,153,160
67,106,065
Total 1909_ _6,807.179,704 443,320,855 7,250,500,559 16.78 to 17.75
Total 1908_6,722.415,789 435,774,611 7,158,190,400 16.14 to 17.11
Total 1007_6,240,480.602 554,861,313 6,795.341,915 14.84 to 15.68
Total 1906_ _5,738,487,245 567,306,94() 6,305,794,185 14.78 to 15.54
Total 1905_ _5,221,384,301 690,561,926 5,912,146,227 14.90 to 15.62
Total 19045,015,463,779 625,078,878 5,640,542,657 15.1310 15.92
Total 1903__4,751,532,826 680,868,092 5,432,398,018 14.13 to 14.96
Total 1902_ _3,330,647,579 528,400,139 3,857,047,718 22.73 to 23.53
Total 1001_.3,237,778,261 550,192,612 3,787,970,873 23.17 to 23.88
Total 1900_3,l68,547,700 485,574,403 3,654,122,103 22.20 to 23.42
Total 1899__2,032,445,464 545,006,565 3,478,352,020 23.64 to 32.74
-Under the provisions of the city charter,
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.
registered bonds may be issued in denominations of $10 or any multiple
thereof.
-Chapter 256, Laws of 1908,
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.
provides that "all bonds of a municipal corporation,until payable,shall be
exempt from taxation for town, municipal or State purposes." The cItY
of New York now treats all city bonds as exempt from taxation.
-At the general election In Nov. 1909 the voters passed on
DEBT LIMIT.
a Constitutional Amendment which permits the city, in ascertaining its
borrowing capacity, to exclude bonds heretofore Issued for any rapid transit
or dock investment,as well as bonds hereafter Issued for a public Improvement which provides a revenue in excess of the interest and amortization
charges. The rapid transit and dock bonds may be excluded only in proportion to the extent to which the current net revenues received from these
improvements shall meet the Interest and amortization charges. See
the amendment in full under general remarks for New York State.
-A new kind of bond (known as the 'GenGENERAL FUND BONDS.
eral Fund Bonds") was created by the Legislature In 1903. It is issued for
the purpose of releasing the surplus revenues of the sinking fund of the old
City of New York, and to allow the money to be applied to the reduction of
taxation. Under the law the bonds will be Issued only In the way indicated,
and they will be taken for account of sinking fund for redemption of the
city debt No. 1. See V. 76, p. 610. Up to Nov. 1 1009 $80,750,000 of
these bonds had been Issued.
-The total appropriation for Greater New York
APPROPRIATIONS.
In 1898 was $77,473,084 77; In 1899 It was $93,520,082 03; In 1900 It was
50
$90.778,972 48; for 1901 it was $08.100,413 43; for 1902 It was $98,619,600 88; for 1903, $97,119,031 10; for 1904, $106,674,955 09; for 1905,
$109,817,593 03; for 1906, $116,805,490 37; for 1907, $130,421,505 56;
for 1908, $143,572,266 17; for 1909, $156,545,148 14; and for 1910, $163,130,270.
POPULATION.
-The population of Greater New York. according to the
U. S. Census of 1900, was 3,437,202, and according to State Census returns
for 1005 was 4,014,304. Health Department estimate for 1909, 4,564,792.
DETAILS OF INDEBTEDNESS.
The tables which follow give full details regarding the indebtedness of the
consolidated city and the various boroughs and other divisions forming part
of it. We show first the bond issues made since the Greater New York
Charter went Into effect. Then we add statements reporting at length the
indebtedness Of the separate boroughs; all the districts, towns and other
divisions being in each case grouped under the borough to which they belong.
-Bonds issued since consolidation.
GREATER NEW YORK.
The loans marked (S. F.) are held wholly in the sinking fund.
GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER.
-Corporate Stock.
BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS.
When Due. LOANSLOANS
When Due.
Bridge over Newtown Creek.
New East River Bridge.
M-N at $180,000
334g 111-N $2,700,000 Nov 1 '28-'29 3g
1940
1929 3g
11I-N
M-N sf1,287,824
at 30,000
3g
1952
4,500,000 -__Nov 1940 33g II-N
3Sig M-N
350,000
1954
1941 3g
750,000
3g II-N
111-N sf 250,000
1952
1952
2,000,000
Bridge over N. Y. ec N. H. RR.
33g M-N
1953 3g
IM-N sf 1,555,000
11f-N sf $50,000
3g
1942
1,000,000
1953 3g
111-N
st 45,000 1952 & 1953
33.g M-N
3,700,000
1954
33ig M-N
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
• Bridges over Harlem River.
3Sig 111-N
$140,000
1928
334g M-N $1,029,845 Nov 1 1928 3g
hf-N
st 82,000 1941-'52 &53
st 51,074 - -1919-52-53 3g
3g
M-N
11I-N sf 116,976
1052
3g
M-N
sf 79,620
1942
So. 3d Av. Approach Har..R. Bdge,
3g
M-N at 200,155 1952 & 1953 3 Sig 111-N
$800,000
1941
500.000
3g M-N
1930 3g
111-N
sf 11,000
1941
250,000
1928
34g M-N
Bdge. over Mott Hav.Can.,135th St
M-N
1,000,000
1929 33g M-N
34g
$30,000
1941
3g M-N
400,000
Bridge over Eastchester Bay.
1941
3g M-N
150,000
hf-N at $67,500 1041-'52-'53
1953 3g
Bridge over Garrison's Creek.
1954
450,000
334g M-N
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay 3g
M-N at $16,000 _____ _ _1952
Bdge. over N.Y & ii.RR. 233d St.
Park and City Island.
11I-N at $26,000...„1952-1953
3g
M-N sf $135,000
1919 3g
Bridge over East River.
3g
II-N
1941
st 80,000
111-N at $603,000 ____1952-1953
3g
Bridge over Bronx River.
1953
M-N at $16,500 _1919-1953 334g M-N 1,500,000_
3g
750,000
1954
sf 85,000' __1941-1953 33.4g M-N
3g
M-N
-Building Bank Rock Bridge.
Bridge over Tracks N. Y. Central.
Re
111-N sf $33,000-- _1952-1953
111-N
at $35,000 1922 & 1941 3g
3g
1922
Bridge over N. Y. ec H., 189th St.
50,000 3g M-N
3g
M-N at $24,000-. __1952-1953
Bridge over Port Morris Branch.
Bridge over Harlem Riv., 207th St.
/11-N sf $13,525 1921-40 &53
3g
3g
Bridge over East River.
111-N at $52,000_ ___1952-1953
11I-N sf $20,0001028 3Sig M-N
3g
1954
100,000
sf 20,000
3g
M-N
1929
Bridge, Prospect Ave.. Brooklyn.
at 67,000
3g
1M-N
1040 3g
111-N at $22,000--.A052-1953
3g
M-N
sf 10,000
Bridge over Gowanus Canal.
1941
$g
II-N at 240,000 _
111-N sr $210,000 ___1953-1954
1052 3g
3g
IM-N
0 75,000
1953
Bridge over Flushing Creek.
3g M-N
ll-N at $36,000
1,000,000
1954 3g
1953
33'g II-N 1,500,000
1941
Viaduct over 96th St.. River. Drive
1940
3g
II-N at $85,000
BUILDINGS AND BUILDING SITES.
Armories.
Library Building, Bryant park
3g
M-N at $19,500
1923 3Sig M-N
$500,000
1029
3g
M-N at 115,681
1930 3Sig 111-N
500,000
1942
sf 56,063
3g
II-N
1940 3 Mg 111-N
1952
600,000
3g
M-N at 984,153 1941 & 1953 3 Mg 114-N 1,000,000
Nov 1 1954
550,000
1941 4g
1955
M-N
500,000
3%g M-N
3g M-N
100,000
H-N sf 1(10,000 _1955 &1958
1953 3g
250,000
1954 4g
500,000 _Nov 1 1958
If-N
33g M-N
American Museum of Natural Hist. 3g
M-N at 185.000 __ 1956-1957
1956
M-N
250,000
$550,000 Nov 1 1928 4g
3%g If-N
11.1-N
1957
472,400
35g III-N
1929 4g
300,000
1953 43g 111-N 1,000,000
1957
3g 111-N
100,000
Public Building, Crotona Park.
at 52,000 _______1952
3g
If-N
$75,000 Nov 1 1928
3g
111-N at 350,000 _1040-1941 3 Mg IM-N
3g
M-N
at 2,500
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
1914
Hospital Bldg., Gouverneur Slip.
$600,000 Nov 1 1928
3 Mg 3.1-N
_1029 3g 111-N
at 50,000
3g
II-N
$50,000 Nov 1 1928
If-N at 175,000 __1940-1941 3 Mg If-N
3g
85,000 Nov 1 1930
NI-N
_ _ _1942 3g
at 8,000
3g
IM-N id 131,000
1953
sf 34,000 _1952-19533 Sig II-N
3g
M-N
100,000
1954
I
Botanical Museum.
New Harlem Hospital.
$200,000 Nov 1 1928 I 3g
3g 11A-N
M-N at $220,321
1052
200,000
3g
111-N 0 175,000 Nov 1 1928 i3g M-N
1954
Bki'n Instit. of Arts and Sciences, 3g
M-N
at 13,000
1053
3 Sig Isf-N
1930
$300,000
Repairs to Court-House, Manhat'n.
3g
1941 3g
M-N at 300,000
M N at $36,037 ._1952-1953
3g
M-N
1952
st 49,500
New Buildings, Central Islip.
3 Mg II-N
150,000
1954 3g
11f-N
at 82,000
1029
Department of Correction Bidgs.
Court-House Site, Bronx.
3 Sig 141-N
$950,000 1928 & 1929 3Sig M-N
1940
$147,079
3g
11I-N
1928
at 40,000
New Richmond County Jail.
3g 111-N
150,000
1052 3g
111-N at $58,000 __1952-1953
Department Public Charities.
Hall of Records, Kings County.
3g
If-N at $31,518
1929 3%g M-N
$400,000
1952
3g
M-N at 287,000
1940 3g
111-N
at 20,000
1941
3g
11I-N
at 35,000
1941
Medical College Dormitory.
3g
111-N
,
at 61,000
1942 3g
/1I-N at $53,000 _ _1952-1953
3g
M-N at 532,500 __1952-1953
Botanical Museum, Bronx.
3 Sig M-N
175,000
1953 ”ig M-N
$50,000
1952
111-N
200,000
M-N at 64,000 _1952-1953
1054 3g
334g
Court-House-Appellate.
3 Mg If-N
100,000
1954
3 Mg M-N
Site Montague St. Pub. Library.
$625,000 Nov 1 '28-'29
3g
111-N
at 85,000
M-N 8(370,000_ _ _ _1952-1953
1920 3g
Criminal Court-House.
Borough Bldg., Richmond.
3g
M-N at 820,000
11f-N sf$137.491 _1952-1953
1923 3g
3g
114-N
at 97,000
1952 3Sig M-N
50,000
1954
3g
II-N
New Hospital, Bronx.
at 35,000
1953
New Hall of Records.
3g
11f-N sf$46.000
1953
3g
50.000
114-N at $150,000
1920 34g 1M-N
1954
3 Sig M-N
500,000
Court Building Brooklyn.
1929
3 Mg 11I-N
sf$7,500
250,000
111-N
1930 3g
1953
3 Mg 111-N 2,810,000 Nov 1 1040
Borough Hall, Queens.
3 Mg M-N
M-N 0E40.000
1952 3g
500,000
1953
3 Mg 114-N
Aquarium, Battery Park.
1954
700,000
Health Department Buildings.
11I-N sf$20.000
3g
1953
3g
1111-N at $182,500 _1952-'53-'54
New Bellevue Hospital.
3 Mg M-N
1953 314g M-N
$50,000 250,000
1054
Court House, Gates Ave.. Bklyn.
1954
200,000
3Sig 1M-N
Alt. & Rep. Ou. Co. C't House.
_ _1953
111-N 0835,000
3g
3g
hf-N
13th District Municipal Court.
035,000
1053
Constr'n Court House, Bronx.
11-N sf$127,000
3g
1953
3g
3,1-N sf$10,000
1953
PARKS AND PARKWAYS
LOANSimprovement Parks, Park ways
When Due.
St. Johns Park.
and Drives.
3g • If-N 0 350,000
1916 3g
Ilf-N at $146,500 ..1900& 1021
0 15,000
• .111-N
3g
1941 3g
at 15,000
11I-N
1018
• East River Park Improvement.
3g
11f-N at 125,000
1042
3g
11I-N at $71,500
1911 34g M-N
150,000
1942
• Central Park Asphalt Walk.
250.000
1952
3 . g M-N
i
1940 3g
3g • II-N
0 $2,000
If-N 01,131,500
_1952-1953
• Construction and Improvement of 3 Sig NI-N
450,000
1953
3 Mg /M-N
Parkways.
800,000
1954
1914 3g
IM-N 0 297.500
3g •1M-N at $100,000
1053
1940
Public Park, 11 I th Street.
3fr -M.N st 100,000
1042 3 Mg II-N $1,738,362 Nov 1 1928
3g
at 90,000
111-N
3g • II-N
II-N at 235,033 Nov 1 '28-'29
1053 3g
sf 10,000
3g M-N
1920 3 Sig 111-N
• 100,000
886,886
1940
[VOL. Lxxxlic.
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Greater New York Charter-Corporate Stock (Con.)
Prospect Park-Improvement.
When Due.
LOANSM-N at $10,000
3g
1942
• Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
Improvement Wm.H.Seward Park
1923
111-N at $65,000
3g
M-N at $30,000
1942
1941 3g
at 30,000
3g
M-N
Public Park, Houston Street.
NI-N at 100,000
1952
3g
at 6,300
M-N
1920 3g
1953
111-N at $198,779
3g
Park-76th St. and East River.
at 14,000
1940
3g
IM-N
114-N at $11,541
1940 3g
1942
3 Mg M-N 2,000,000
350,000
1953
Public Parks, 27th-28th Streets.
33g 11I-N
Bronx Park Zoological Garden.
0$1,2481921
3g
M-N
$100,000
1940
Public Parks, Twelfth Ward.
3 Mg 11I-N
sf 7 ,000
1941
3g
M-N at $62,044 __1921-1952 3g
M-N
1942
Public Park, Hester Street.
M-N sf 125,000
3g
1951
at 25,000
3g
hf-N at $31,908 _
M-N
1920 3g
1952
sr 1,000
3g
II-N
M-N sf 125,000
1942 3g
1029
at 63,000
3g
11I-N st 125,000
M-N
1941' 3g
150,000 _ -1952-1953
334g M-N 2,050,000
1941 334g M-N
1954
100,000
Improvements. Riverside Park.
33g 11I-N
3g
M-N at $245,111 _1921 & 1940
Skate and Oolf House, Van Cortat 75,000
3g
IM-N
landt Park.
1941
1940
3g
M-N
at 18,600 __1942-1952 3g
If-N at $20,000
334g M-N
100,000
Silver Lake Park, Richmond.
_ _ _1954
1940
• Completion Riverside Pk. & Drive. 3g
111-N at $85,000
1940
3g
II-N
at $1,500
30,000
111-N
1940 3g
Public Parks, 145th-155th Streets.
Entrance Central Park, 66th St.
3Sig M-N $1,365,000
M N at $8,200 ___ --1940
1929 3g
Improvements Crotona Park.
Botanical Garden, Bronx Park.
1941
3g
11I-N at $30,000
M-N at $120,000
1928 3g
1942
3g
Park, 54th Street
M-N
at 60,000
3g
1952
M-N
1929 3g
3.1-N
sf $7,162
at 20,000
3 Mg 11I-N 1,250,000
Improvement of Central Park.
1941
3g
II-N
1941
New Park, 23d-24th Wards.
0$7,883
2 Mg 11I-N at $25,500 _ _1909-1929
Improvement Parks, Borough Rich
Park-Worth and Baxter Streets. 3g
14.1-N
1941
at $5,000
3g
M-N at $185,605 _
1042 3g
1942
at 31,500
M-N
3g
III-N
at 5,096 __1952-1953
SCHOOLS AN D COLLEGES
School-Houses,Sites and Buildings.
Borough of Queens
-Con.
3g M-N $1,820,785 Nov 1 1928 3g
M-N at 100,000
1941
3g M-N
300,000
300,000
1940 3 Mg Al-N
1941
3g
M-N sf1,174,055 Nov 1 1928 33g /1-N
1929
500,001)
3g M-N 1,800,000
1942 334g M-N
150,000
_
1940
3 Mg M-N 4,700,000 -.1952-1953
Borough of Richmond.
3g
M-N at 950,000 -1952-1953 3g
M- N at $50,000 __ 1909&1940
334g 11I-N 5,800,000 _
1954 3g 111•N
1029
100,000
Boroughs Of Manh. and Bronx.
M-N
1041
150,000
3g
3g
M-N sf2,383,840 -_1909-1929
High-Schools and Sites.
3 Mg 111-N 1,700,000 _
M-N it $273,271 _1929461940
1929 3g
3g Isf-N 1,900,000
1940 33-g M-N
1940
813,484
3 Mg IM-N 1,000,000
1941 3Sig Itf-N
1041
800,000
3g
111-N sf1,000,000
1953
75,000
1941 3-g
Borough of Brooklyn.
3g
M-N st 113,637 _A941-1953
3g
M-N if $85,615
Borough of Ricm
1929
3g
at 7,385
M-N
1940 3g
1941
bf-N at $100,000
3g
Al-N st 300,000
1941 3g
111-N
at 75,000 __1952-1953
1929
3Sig M-N 1,800,000
Site College of City of New York.
334g 11I-N 2,190,000
1940 3g
M-N at $152,031 _1941-1042
900.000
1941
334g M-N
College City of New York Bldgs.
Borough of Queens.
3g
M-N it $500,000
1952
3g
M-N if $17,650 _1909-1029 3g M-N
1954
100,000
3g
M-N
at 49,350
1940
DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Docks and Ferries, &c.
3g
111-Nsf$3,075,294
3g
M-N sf1,374,706
3g
M-N at 800,000
3g
11I-N sf 850,000
3g
M-N sf1,000,000
3g If-N 2,500,000
1928
1940
1041
1042
1952
1940
3Sig
3 Mg
3 V6g
3
3;ig
33ig
11I-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
1941
$650,000
1,500,000
1942
5,500,000 _ _1952-1953
4,600,000 Nov 1 '28-'29
1953
1,000,000
1054
3,150,000
RAPID TRANSIT.
Rapid Transit RR.
33-g
$6,500,000
3g
111-N 1,500,000
3 Mg IM-N 4,000,000
33g 111-N 8,500,000
31ig M-Nsf _1,186,050
3Sig M-N$12,000,000
33ig M-N 3,000,000
-1948-1950
1950
1949
1951
__1952-1953
_1952-1953
1953
3Sig
3Sig
33-g
4g
4s
4sg
4%g
43 g
111-N 4,700,000
1954
114-N 4,750,000 Nov 1 1954
II-N at 250,000
1955
H-N
500,000
1936
If-N
at 38,000
1956
114-N 1,500,000
1957
M-N
4,500,000
1957
M-N 1,500,000 _Nov 11058
STREETS AND DRIVEWAYS.
Awards for Change of Grade.
Street and Park Openings.
•
3g
II-N at $115,480
1928 3g
M-Nsf$2,771,168 -11114& 1929
3g
11I-N at 217,720
1941 3g
M-N 02,598,211
1040
3 yig M-N
1940 3g
250,000
M-N at 538,700
1941
3g
M-N at 187,500
1942 3g
M-N 04,009,459
1942
3g
II-N
at 39,500 __1952& 1953 3g
111-N 03,275,532 _1952& 1953
1954 35ig M-N 2,961,233 _1929& 1941
316g M-N
,
100,000
1954 3 yig M-N 2,000,000 __ 1052-1953
3g
ISI-N
at 9,409
1953 3 Ag M-N 1,010,000
3g
/11-N at 165,000
1053
1953 33ig M-N
3g
ISI-N
at 3l,672
600,000
1054
Public Driveway, Harlem River.
Paving Jerome Avenue.
$300,000
$60,000 - _Nov 1 1928 3 Mg M-N
33g 111-N
1040
Riverside Drive Extension.
3g
11I-N
sf 12,000 --Nov 1 1928
33-g M-N
Repaving Streets.
$600,000 --1928& 1929
3 Mg 111-N
M-N
150,000
$550,000 Nov 1 '28-'20 3g
1041
14-N
at 20,000
3g
M-N st 366,500 Nov1.
28&'41 3g
1041
3Sig /11-N 2,450,000 Nov 1 1940 3g
at 50,000
11I-N
1942
1941 3Mg M-N
750,000
33-g 11I-N 2,000,000
1954
1942 3g
at 54,703 _1952-1953
111-N
33-g 11f-N 2,000,000
3g If-N 1,500,000
1952 334g M-N
50,000
1953
3 Mg II-N
750,000
Improvement Atlantic Avenue.
1053
3 Mg 114-N 3,150.000
1954 3g
11I-N 0 $250,000 _____ _ _1942
3g
111-N at 635,000 _ _1052-1053 3g
11E-N at 750,000 _ _1952-1953
Bedford Ave. Improvement, Bkiyn 3 Sig ikf-N
250,000 __1953-1954
821,000
3g
If-N sf
1953
Paving Grand Street, Brooklyn.
Acquiring Land, William Street.
3g
111-N at $10,200
1940
3g
at $1,800
II-N
1953
Widening Broadway, 59th Stree t
3g
M-N at $45,000 _ _1941-1942
WATER.
Additional Water Supply.
3g
M-N at $283,000 _1911-1920
3g
11,1-N 0 545,000 _1921-1922
3g
11,1-'1 sf1,742,502
1952
3g
If-N at 327,498
1953
3g
at 497,500
1953
3Sig M-N
500,000 _1910 & 1052
3%g M-N
650,000
195
33ig 11,1-N 1,500,000
1954
3 Mg
6,750,000 Nov 1 1954
3g
If-N sf 143,500
1954
3g
M-N aft .588,500
1055
4g
M-N 2,000,000
1955
4g
M-N 4,250,000
1956
M-N sf1,653,000
3g
11156
4g
1111-N 3,600,000
1957
4 4g M-N 13,000,000
1
1957
4s g M-N
4,000,000...Nov 1 1958
4g
M-N 2,000,000
1958
Long Island Water Plant.
$570,000 Nov 1 1018
33ig
Water Mains and Pumping.
3g
M-N at $106,343
1018
3)g II-N
350.000
1020
New Aqueduct.
3 Mg A-0 $2,000,000 Oct 1 1917
3 Sig A-0 6,21)0,000 _1018-1922
3g A-0 1,500,000
1952
3g
A-0 01,440,000 _ _1912-1922
3g
A-0 sf1,700,500 1952-1953-54
3 Mg A-0
1,350,000 _ _1053-1954
Sanitary Protection of Water.
3g M-N
$700,000 Nov 1 '17-'19
3g
11I-N st 400,000 Nov 1 '09-'19
3 Sig H-N
1920
500,000
3g
Arl-N sf 500,000
1021
3g
1052
Al-N at 200,000
Provide for Water Supply.
3g
1M-N 0 $191,500 __ 1924-1057
M-N 0695,100
1925
4g
1926
811,000
Laying Water Mains.
$300,000 Nov 1 1017
3 Mg M-N
3g
111-N
at 50,000 Nov 1 1917
Laying Water Mains, Brooklyn.
st $301,500 '18-'20-'52-53
3g
3g
M-N
850,000
1920
150,000
33-g
1920
Nov., 1909.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
When Due.
LOANSWhen Due. LOANSDepartment Street Cleaning.
Heating Plant, Museum Nat. that.
M-N at $100,000
3g
M-N sf $75,500 __1952-1953
1929 3g
100,000
1954
3 Mg M-N
300,000
1929 3 Mg M-N
Land Awards.
sf 62,668
3g
1940
M-N
1942
sf $5,000
M-N
M-N sf 251,431
3g
1942 3g
sf1,000
1952
M-N 51464,474 _.1952-1953 3g
3g
M-N
sf 4,000
1953
3 Ag M-N
M-N
200,000
1954 3g
Improvement Toilet Facilities.
3Mg M-N
100,000
1953
sf $3,000
1952
M-N
Fire Department.
3g
Comfort Station, Brooklyn.
3 Mg M-N
1929
$300,000
M-N sf $85,000_1952-1 953
1 5
,
3 Mg M-N
1941 3g
241,000
81 43,000
M-N
1941 3g
M-N sf 800,000
3g
Public Comfort Station, Manhaten
3g
M-N 51173,500 _ _1953-1954
M-N af $26,000
1953 3g
1952-1953
334g M-N
50,000
1954 3 Mg M-N
50,000
i953
250,000
33g M-N
33g M-N
100,000
11153
54
Police Department.
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt. Morris RR
1940
3g
M-N st $136,390 _
1st-N sf $551,025
1941 3g
1953
M-N
3g
375,000
Fire
-Alarm Telegraph, Richmond.
1954
200,000
Mg
3g M-N
3g
11-N
at $2,000
Improvement Waliabout Basin.
1953
1929
Maps 2d, 3d & 4th Wards, Queens.
3g
M-N sf $100,000
3g
51-N sf $42,500
Public Bath, Rivingston Street.
1953
Maps 24 & 5th Wards, Richmond.
$50,000 Nov 1 1928
3 Mg M-N
M-N sf $20,000
sf 20,000 Nov 1 1928 3g
M-N
3g
1953
Fire
-Boat Seth Low, Repairs.
Public Baths, City of New York.
1942 3g
M-N sf $22,500
M-N sf $150,000
3g
1053
250,000
1952
Construction New Fire-Boat.
3 Mg M-N
350,000
1954 3g
M-N
334g M-N
sf $8,500
100,000
1953
Topographical Bureau, Bronx.
334g M-N
1953
3g
M-N 51122,000 _ _1952-1953 3g
1st-N
sf $2,000 _ _1953-1954
Monument to General Fowler.
Rebuilding Retaining Wall, Edge
sf $1,550
1952
M-N
comb Avenue.
3g
Redemp, Assess't Bonds, Park Av. 3g
sf $5,000
1953
M-N
$458,000 Nov 1 1929
3 Mg M-N
Webster Avenue Relief Sewer.
M-N 31210,801 Nov 1 1929 3g
sf $2,500
3g
SIN
1953
Assessment on City Property.
Improving and Equipping Brown:Mg 51-N $1,000,000
Stone Building, City Hall Park.
1954
Soldiers' Memorial Arch.
sf $1,000
3g
M-N
51-N
sf $7,000 _1929481940
3g
Various Municipal Purposes. 1953
3Mg 51-N
243,000 _1940-1942 3 Mg M-N$34,500,000 Nov 1 1954
Department of Health.
3g
M-N 51186,735 _
Af-N sf $28,000 _ _41 & 1042 3g
19
11992246
3g
M-N
sf 13,500
__PIN 3g
5144,287
3g
M N
1925
M-N sf 104,234
Construction of Sewers, Brooklyn. 3g
1954
M-N 512,070,699
1955
5151,000
3g
M-N
1953 3g
M-N 817,748,704
1955
334g M-N
100,000
M-N 30,000,000
1953 4g
3g
M-N
1936
sf 32,000
M-N 10,500,000
1953 4g
11?)555867
3 Mg M-N
1956
100,000
M-N 31,000,000
1954 4g
Main Relief Sewer.
M-N 511,319,295
3g
33-g M-N
812,555,824
5167.000 _1942 3g
Carnegie Library Sites.
4g
M-N 9,f100 000
1957
______1942 43g M-N 63,500,000
3g
M-N 51$250,000
1957
3g
51-N at 375,654 _1952-1953 4s g M-N 14,000,000__Nov 1 1958
51-N
1953 4g
360,440
334g 51-N
90,000
1957
51-N 514,928,000
1954 3g
35.6g M-N
250,000
1058
ASSESSMENT BONDS.
Assessm't Bonds (Street Impt.).
Fort Washington Road.
51-N 515,573,229 _ _1909-1912 :31;
:3g
MN 515132,255 fon or after
1914
3 Mg M-N 8,000,000
1905
1
930,000
4g
M-N
1916
Streets 26th Ward, Brooklyn.
023,500
M-N
3g
1908 3g
51-N
51550.000f on or after
Si N 51350.000
3g
1908
1904
1
1917
4)4g 1st-N 6,500,000
Redemption I m pr. Bonds.
51719,380 ____1907-'08 3g
M-N
3g
M-N
51520,171 on or aft.1906
3g
1I-N 51415,000 Jon or after
Street ec Park Openings.
1 Jan 1 11109 3g M-N at $971,000 on or aft. 1906
4 Mg M-N 1.500,000
191'i 4g
51-N 1,029.000 ___1915-1916
43 g MN
500,000 __Nov 1 1918 4s
M-N
645,000
1916
Imp. Bds., Bedford Ave., ilklyn
48
51-N
351,620
1917
3g
NI N 515162,735
1926 4 Ms M-N 1,500,000
1917
GENERAL FUND BONDS.
Issued under the provisions of the Greater New York Charter, as amended
by Chapter 103 of the Laws of 1903.
General Fund Bonds.
1sf-N 080,750,000
3g
19301
BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX
DEBT OF OLD CITY OF NEW YOR
In the following statement loans wholly In the sinking fund are distinguished by sf prefixed to the amount outstanding.
b. Secured by Sinking Fund (Second Lien), Act of Jvne 3 1878
Consolidated Stock
4
51-N 2,800.000 Nov 1 1910i
c. Secured by Special Sinking Fund, Derived by Annual Taxation, Act
-of June 3 1878
Additional Water Stock.
Armory Bonds.
3
A-0
$100,000 __Oct 1 1933 3
Af-N
5442.000 Nov 1 1909
(Subject to call after Oct 11913.)
3
M-N 0884,116 Nov 1 1910
334
300,000 _Oct! 1933 3
A-0
M-N 51249,450 Nov 1 1911
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1013.) 3g
51-N
170,500 Nov 1 1914
3
045,000 __Oct 1 1933 3g
A-0
M-N sf100,000__Nov 1 1914
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1913.)
CONSOLIDATED STOCK.
When due. Harlem River "Ship Canal."
LOANSN. Y. Bridge Bonds.
Ship Canal.
51-N sf315,000
3
1st-N sf830,000 Nov 1 1922 3
1914
3
M-N
N. Y. Bridge Bonds Series "4."
51'45,060
1915
3
.51-N
1923 3
51-N 81100,000
5136,573
1919
1925 3g
3
M-N
M-N 5/120,000
80,000
1920
1926
3
5130,000
M-N
Third Avenue.
3
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
51-N 51100,000 Nov 1 1914
M-N 51727,000
3
1913 3
M-N
5185,000 Nov 1 1915
214 M-N 51120,000
1913 3
51-N 51219,0371916-1920
5190,000 Nov 1 1912 334g M-N 1,050,000__1916-1920
3
1sf-N
200,000
334g M-N
1016 3
51-N 51655,980
1920
Amer. Mus. of Nat. History.
3 Mg 51-N
4(10,000
1918
1sf-N 51595,000 Nov 1 1913 3
3
M-N
519,499
1953
M-N 51205,000 Nov 1 1913
2M
155th Street.
3
51-N 51474 103 Nov 1 1920 3
M-N 01,140,000 Nov 1 1916
3g
475,000 Nov 1 1920 3
M-N
M-N
515,000
1917
3
M-N
5150,000 Nov 1 1925 3g
5.1-N
100,000
1920
34g IM-N
250,000 Nov 1 1017
First Avenue.
Temp'y Bridge Over Bronx Riv.
3
M-N 51180,000
1920
3
M-N
City tin provement Stock.
1919
515,000
Bridge Over Bronx River.
3g
M-N
778,772
3
51-N
Castle Garden Imp. Aquarium.
5115,000
1920
1915
Brdg. Ov. Bronx Rh'. at 177th St.
3
1st-N 51230,000
1912
1sl-N
:3
5130,000
51-N
1919 3
1920
70,000
Harlem Riv.13rdg.,"Wash'ton."
East River Park,
234 SI-N 51385,100 Nov 1 1909 3
51-N 51637,118 Nov 1 1911
1st-N
3
5116,650 Nov 1 1910
Rutgers Slip Park,
3
51-N 51178,300 Nov 1 1910 3
51-N
5120,000 Nov 1 1911
2A
M-N
5114,500
Riverside Park.
1910
3
SI-N
5117,175
1st-N
1913 3
1921
5155,000
5189,508
• M-N
3
191l -3g
1914
M-N
190,000
5160,078
SI-N
3
51-N
1012 3
5110,000
3
51-N
5145,590
M-N
1914 3
811,500 Nov 1 1 9 1 4
91 2
sf:30,325
11-N
3
1915
New P'ks, 234 & 24th Wards.
Brg. Over liar. Ri v. East of B'way. 234
M-N 514,736,100
sf45,000
51-N
3
1910
(Subject to call after 1909)
929
Br'k Ave. Brg., N. Y. & It. RR.
M-N 5,087,000
234
1929
3
5150,000
M-N
1021
(Subject to call after 1900.)
Brg. Over liar. RR., 153d St.
Fifth District Police Court.
3
5f-N
sf50,000
1919 3
1sf-N
2;175,000
1911
Girard and Walton Ave Bridge
3
M-N
3175,000
1912
3
1sf-N
1922 3
sf15,000
M-N
1913
5139.189
51
Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK.
-(Con.)
St. John's Park Construction.1918
LOANSWhen Due.
Riverside Park (Women's Cottage) 3
5135,000
51-N
3
Ai-N
Public Park, 111th St.
517,000 Nov 1 1912
Repaving
5188,690_ _1917-1918
51-N
3
3
M-Nsf$1,000,000 Nov 1 1910
Public Park, 12th Ward.
3
51-N 511,000,000 Nov 1 1911 3
066,308
1921
1sf-N
3
M-N 511,500,000 Nov 1 1913
State Tax for Insane.
3
Af-N
1916
500,000 Nov 1 1913 3 Mg 1st-N 1 200,000
3
Af-N
177,000
1915
500,000 Nov 1 1916 3Mg Af-N
3
M-N 51525,000_ _ _ _1910-1920
Fort Washington Park
3g
M-N
700,000
867,310 _Nov 1 1918
1920 31g M-N
3 Mg M-N 1,075 000_ _ _1916-1917
Extension Kings Bridge Road
334g 1sf-N 1,400,000 Nov 1 1918 31sf-N
1919
512 000
Seventh District Police Court.
7
[rapt. Park, Parkways & Drives.
3
.51-N
5188,121_
123,000
_1916-1917 3'g M-N
3g
St-N
199,000
175,000 _______1918
1920 3Mg M N
Mosholu Parkway
51139,000_1918-'19-'21
1sf3
3
51-N
Redemption of Bonds.
514,000 Nov 1 1912
Public Driveway.
1922
334g 111-N 7,000,000
3
1st-N 511 aomoo Nov 1 1918
192.
0
Redemp. Assessin't Bds., ParkA v
3g
1st-N
800,000
51-N 51100,000
1920 3
3 Mg Al-N
250,000
Public Park, St. Nicholas Ave.
1916
Awards, Change of Grade.
5143,075 Nov 1 1911
M-N
3
3
51-N 51547,945____1908-1912
School-House Bonds.
334g 1sf-N
385,000.1910-19113
M-N 811,336.872 Nov 1 1911
New Municipal Building.
N
897,205 Nov 1 1911
M-N
3
3
51-N
518,300
542,553 Nov 1 1912
M-N
1912 35
Washington Bridge Park.
3
754,560 Nov 1 1913
M-N
3
St-N
5136,779
1914
5177,621
St-N
1915 3g
3g
1st-N
640,000
1914
809.013
1sf-N
1920 3g
Gore of Land 135th St.
3
27,000
1914
51-N
3
Af-N 51183,509
1916 3g M-N
806,502
M
1911
Ward's Island Purchase,
3 Mg Af-N 1.924 694
:
1914
85 141
:3
1sf-N 51147,359 Nov 1 1913 3 Mg M-N
1915
3
1sf-N
672,409 Nov 1 1913 3
M-N 02,542,784 Nov 1 1915
16
Bridge Approaches. Macomb.
35g M-N 3,691,269 Nov 1 1916
3
51-N
060,3881016 3
1sf-N
42,000 Nov 1 1914
3g
1st-N
274,181
112f958
. ,05
1920 3 Mg 51-N
,
1916
Park I mpr't(N. Y. City & Pelham) 3g
M-N
1914
3
M-N 51690,000 Nov 1 1919 3g
1st-N
87,871
1914
3g
Ni-N
Public Park, 11th Ward.
310,000 Nov 1 1920
Corlears Hook Park,
3
M-N
5123,709
1920
3
M-N
Harlem River Bridge (145th St.).
5147,500
1912
334 51-N 1,370,421
51-N
1913 3
514,000
1918
3g
51-N
124,500
Al-N
5196,000
1919
El'zone Plant, Riker's Island,
1914 3 Pelham Bay Bridge.
3
111-N
51-N
5137,000
5135.000_ _ _ _1916-1919
Cathedral Parkway.
1913 3 Public Park, 28th St.
3
51-N
5116,696
1sf-N
515,000 Nov 1 191213
1921
3g
51-N
Public Park, Hester St.
195 000
19141
Mulberry Bend Park,
13
1sf-N
5116,5611920-1923
3g
M-N 1,584,371
Viaduct, Riverside Drive.
19241
3g
51-N
51-N
100,000
1920 ' 3
5165,000
Crotona Park, Public Building.
Impr. Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
1
14
3g
M-N
05,00051-N
1923
5155,000
3g
M-N
60,000
1914 , 3 Melrose Avenue
94
3
1sf-N
8165,111
M-N
19203
5125,000
Viaduct*
Fire Department.
' Department of
3g
SI-N
108,015
Af-N
1914 ; 3
5150,000
Correction*
1 921
1922
3
M-N 51150,000
1915 1 3 Mg M-N
250,000 Nov 1 1918
3
51-N 51600,000 Nov 1 1916
Hosp. Bldg., Gouverneur Slip.
Street and Park Opening.
3
51-N
5165,000
3Mg 51-N 1,868,867 Nov 1 1918
Department of Charities.
Street Cleaning Department,
3
Af-N 51418,175
1 916
1921
3g
1st-N 51130,115
1014 3 Mg Al-N
350,000 Nov 1 1918
51-g M -N
Ambulance Station,
133,000_ _1912-1914
3.g M-N
150,000 M-N
050,000
Nov 1 1916 3
College of New York City.
Dock Bonds.
3g
hi-N
1sf-N $0520.000
47,000
1914 5
1119991110
6
1
3 Mg M-N
204,250
Af-N 51191,000
1914 , 5
M-N 0350,000 Nov 1 1915 1 4
3
M-N 51672,000
1911
High School Bonds,
I4
M-N 511,080.000
1912
3
51-N
815,000
M-N 51820,000
191614
1913
New Hall of Records
4
5,1-N 51175,000
1914
3
Af-N 51105,100
M-N 51270,000 Nov 1 1914
1923'3
Bldgs. for Botanical Museum.
3
Al-N
355,000 Nov 1 1914
3
M-N 51125,000
Af-N 1,150,000 Nov 1 1915
1921 3 M
Riverside Park & Drive.
3
1sf-N 1,500,000 -_1916-1918
3g
51-N
190,000
1914 3
M-N 51500.000
1918
3 Mg SE-N
1st-N 1,000,000
200,000
1912 3
1919
Repaving 3d Ave., 234 Ward.
2M
Af-N
5150,000
1919
3g
1st-N
50,000
1920 M 51-N 51400.000
1920
3
1st-N
st 14,000
1923 3
M-N 1,050,000
1920
Repaving Avenue A.
3
M-N 51450,000
3
St-N
8145,000
M-N 1,250,000
1921
1912 3
:3g
5f-N
100,000
M-N 512.480,000
1920 3
Repaving 23d & 24th Wards.
3
11992222
51-N
20,000
3
1sf-N 51413,425_ __ .1920-1921 3
1923
1sf-N 511,660,000
3 Mg 1sf-N
185,000 _1917-1920 3
1sf-N
865,000
1923
Paving Jerome Avenue,
3
Af-N 51960,000
3
1sf-N 51125,000
1 924
Af-N 1,125,000
1922 3
Constr. & I mpt. of Parkways.
500,000
M-N
1924
31-i
3g
1st-N
51700
8130,000
111-N
1914 3
3g
1st-N
65,000
7
1014 35g 51-N 3,000,000 Nov 1 1 925
1 92
3
M-N 51100.000
1914 334g 1sf-N 1,750,000 Nov 1 1928
98
Fire Hydrant.
1st-N 51250,000
3
3g
hi-N
50.000
1925 3g
-----1925
M-N 1,160,000
334g 51-N
1925 334g 51-N 2.000,000 _ :1926-1927
50,000
3
M-N
Croton Water Mains.
1925
25,000
Police Department.
3
111-N 81250,000
1918
3g
51-N
M-N . 60,549
400.000 Nov 1 1918
1925 3 M
Bldgs. for Pub. Health & Comfort.
334g Af-N
100,000
1916
3
1s1-N
51-N
5125,000
014,000 Nov 1 1918 3]
1919
3 Mg Af-N
Public Bath, Rivington Street.
2?,004z..
,8 10 Nov 1 1918
,
New EastRive
3
M-N
030,000
1919
3
M-N 51137,325
Board of Meath.
1920
334g Af-N
5138,027
19l
100,000
i
111-N
1917 3
3344 51-N
300,000
Court House, Appellate Div.
1918
Public Park (St John's).
389,431 Nov 1 1918
33g MN
334g St-N
554,565
10163
,
5164,593
1919
-51-N
d.
-Secured by Special Sinking Fund Derived from Annual Taxation
Under the Provisions of the Constitutional Amendment Adopted Nov. 4 1884When
LOANSAdditional Water Stock.
3
$75,000
1st-N
3
1st-N 514,569,500
3g
175,000
M-N
3 Mg M-N 3,030,500
31-g 1st-N 1.750,000
3g
1sf-N 01,383,500 Nov 1
3g
M-N
378,500
3g
51-N
5115,000
Due. LOANSWhen Due.
Additional Croton Water Stock.
1912 3
51-N sf 250,000
1911
1912 3g
1s1-N
200,000
1914
1912 3g M-N
400,000
1911
Water Main Stock.
1915
1916 3
51-N 51250,000
1912
1912 3g
51-N
250,000
1914
1914
1914
Payable from Taxation, or from Sinking Fund, if Approved by Commissioners, Provided Such Payment Shall Not in Any Way Impair the Preferred
Claims thereon. (Section 6, Chapter 383, Laws of 1878)LOANS1Vhen Due.
Assessment Fund Stock.
Consol. Stock-County.
6
Af-N 515364,850 Nov 1 1910
3.30g J-J
8,699,000 _1917-1921 6
1sf-N
535,600 Nov 1 1910
e.-Payable from Assessments or from the Sinking Fund, if the Commissioners Thereof Approve, Provided such Payments Shall Not in Any Way
Impair the Preferred Claims Thereon. (See Section 6, Chapter 383, Laws
of 1878)LOANSWhen Due.I3
385,536 do '05-'98
M-N at
3
111-N if $75,000 On or aft. '881
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
52
Boroughs of Manhattan and
-(Concluded.)
the Bronx.
ANNEXED TERRITORY BONDS.
51910 to 1915
Annually l$1,000 y'rly
$7,500
Semi5 1016-1080
annually l$1.000 y'rly
63,000
7
Central Av. construction
1910
1,000
M&S
7
St. Ann's Av. construction
Annually& 51910 to 21471
Town of West Farms7 semi-an. 151,000 y'rly. 5 23.000
Central Av. construction
These bonds mature $1,000 yearly, except in the years 1916 and 1917,
when in each year $1,500 mature; in 1949 and 1975, none; in 1950, $2,000:
in 1959 and 2147, each $500. Interest on about one-half the bonds is paid
annually, on the remainder semi-annually.
5Highway improvement$108,000
1Sewers
175,000
Village of Williamsbridge
283,000
JImprovement
190,000
1School district
30,000
Town of Westchester.
220,000
35,440
Village of Wakefield, highway improvements
5,194
Town of Eastchester, school district bonds
Town of MorrisanlaCentral Av. construction
7
-These letters indicate on which sinking fund the bonds
b, c, d, e.
are a lien, as more fully explained below.
-WHERE PAYABLE.-Counon interest is payable at
INTEREST
Guaranty Trust Co.; registered interest at office of City Comptroller.
AGGREGATE DEBT OF THE OLD CITY.
Nov. 1 '09.
Jan. 1 '09.
Jan. 1 '08.
$131,047,063 $131,263,696 $143,750,666
Total funded debt
160,118,944
166,201,482
Sinking fund, including cash
a180,876,897
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Apr 1
1898
1900
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1909
DEBT OF BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
Total Debt.
Sinking Fund.
Net Debt.
$85,158,775 53
$6,734,055 69
$78,424,719 84
77,680,225 93
6,707,317 15
70,882,908 78
69,001,750 10
11,058,214 48
57,943,535 62
66,718,682 10
11,793,214 48
54,925,467 62
64,545,614 10
13,003,766 98
51,541,847 12
62.760,885 17
13,871,238 60
48,895,646 48
61,042,317 00
14,435,895 00
46,606,422 00
14 535 895 12
45 614 422 05
60.150.317 17
OLD CITY OF BROOKLYN.
The old city of Brooklyn covered the entire area of the county of Kings,
the county government being consolidated with that of the city on Jan. 1
1896 under the provisions of Chapter 954 of the Laws of 1895. Under the
provisions of this Act, "the debt of the said county shall not be deemed to
be or be included as a part of the debt of the City of Brooklyn, within the
meaning of the provision of the Constitution of the State of New York
limiting the power of cities to incur indebtedness." (See "Chronicle,"
Vol. 62, p. 49.) The towns of Flatbush, New Utrecht and Gravesend
were annexed to the City of Brooklyn in 1894 and the town of Flatlands
became a ward of the city on the first day of January 1896.
DEBT CITY OF BROOKLYN AS CONSTITUTED PRIOR TO CONSOLIDATION INCLUDING ALSO ANNEXED TOWNS AND KINGS CO.
Payable from sinking funds
" water revenue
assessments
" taxation
Total
Less sinking funclInvestments
Cash
Net debt
April 11909.
$16,530,567 41
9,494,749 76
5,122,000 00
29,003,000 00
$60,150,317 17
414,257,147 00
278,748 12 14,535,895 12
$45,614,422 05
[VoL. Lxxxiv.
-(Con.)
Borough of Brooklyn-Old City of Brooklyn.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSsf40,000 __Aug 6 1916
3Mg J-J
Arrearage.
250,000 ....Jan 1 1925
J-J
st$150,000 July 1 1923 3M
4
J-J
75,000 __Jan 1 1936
,
700,000 May 1 1924 335 J-J
J-J
33
3 Mg J-J
100,000 __Jan 1 1936
(Subject to call.)
F-A
10,000 Aug 1 1910
549,000 July 1 1924 33
4
J-J
335 F-A
,
50,000 Aug 1 '10-'20
Bridge Bonds.
$440,000 July 1 1910 3)g F-A
35,000 Aug 1 '11-'15
J-J
6
70,000 Aug 1 '21-'28
6
J-J
400,000 July 1 1911 3 Mg F-A
J-J
ly 1 1912 3
6
J-J
400„000
0117,000 July 1 1922
J-J
1933
sf50,000
6
J-J
'
July 1 1914 3M
J-J
400,000 July 1 '23-26
300,000 July 1 1916 3
8
J-J
J-J
j 393,000 __1922-1927
500,000 July 1 1917 3M
5
J-J
1sf250,000
250,000 July 1 1918
5
J-J
J-J
200,000____1031-1932
810,000 July 1 1919 4
5
J-J
J-J
50,000 __Jan 1 1925
319,000 July 1 1920 3M
5
J-J
,
268,000 Jan 1 '36-'37
371,000 July 1 1921 335g J-J
4
J-J
sf15,000 _____ 1938
,
400,000 July 1 1922 335g J-J
4
J-J
J-J
650,000__1917-1926
200,000 July 1 1923 4
4
J-J
100,000 __Jan 1 1916
J-J
257,000 Jan
1 1925 4
4
J-J
200,000 Jan 1 '15-'23
J-J
300,000 July 1 1927 3M
4
J-J
45,000 __Jan 1 1918
356,000 July 11028 335g J-J
4
J-J
0150,000 Jan 1 '24-'25
U.i
J-J
New York Bridge.
50,000 __Jan 1 1925
,
7
J-J
100,000 July 1 1910 335 J-J
100,000 __Jan 11027
7
J-J
50,000 July 1 1911 33g J-J
J-J
100,000 __Jan 1 1914
500,000 July 1 '12-'16 3g
7
J-J
sf49,000 __Jan 1 1914
J-J
3g
($100,000 yearly.)
Local Improvement Fund.
7
J-J
91,000 July 1 1917
$400,000 Jan 1 '16-'24
7
J-J
J-J
105,000 July 1 1918 3
sf500,000
7
J-J
104,000 July 1 1919
200,000 _1918-1921
7
J-J
200,000 July 1 1920 33•5 J-J
sf140,000
181,000 Ju;y 1 1921
7
J-J
J-J
sf7,000 ....Jan 1 1921
154,000 July 1 1922 3
7
J-J
J-J
300,000 Jan 1 '20-'22
65,000 July 11024 4
7
J-J
4
J-J
400,000 Jan 1 '25-'28
New East River Bridge.
J-J
25,000 __Jan 1 1935 4
35,000 __Jan 1 1929
33ig J-J
J-J
st200,000 Jan 1 '23-'24
150,000 __Jan 1 1936 3M
335g J-J
,
J-J
332,000 __Jan 1 1937 3g
200,000 __Jan 1 1914
334g J-J
5(30,325 __Jan 1 1937 335g J-J
200,000Jan 1 '15 &)'30
335g F-A
33g J-J
300,000 __Jan 1 1916
Soldiers' & Sailors' Monu't lids.
100,000 _July 10 1925 3Mg J-J
sf270,000 __Jan 1 1917
33-5
J-J
Bridge Connecting Counties of
335g J-J
195,000 __Jan 1 1917
Kings & Queens.
335g J-J
,
37,000 __Jan 1 1937
Public Library.
334g J-J
112,000 __Jan 1 1936
335
J-J
40,000 __Jan 1 1922 3;ig J-J
$5,000 __Jan 1 1937
Jamaica Plank Road Bonds,
335 J-J
600,000 Jan 1 '26-'31
33g J-J
($100,000 yearly.)
sf$105,000 __Jan 1 1917
335g M-S
,
Site and Building Bonds
60,000 Mch 12 1926
3
J-J
1 300,000 Jan 1 '22-'25 3
J-J
sf 265,000 1914-'15-'16
1st 60,000
4
J-J
1,209,000 Jan 1 '20-'23
335g J-J
Approach
90,000 __ Jan 1 1924
4
J-J
275,000 July 1 '25-27 3
J-J
I sf30,000 1 1017-18-19
720,000 J
335 J-J
f 900,000 Jan 1 '23-'27
1st 82,000
3
J-J
1 130,000 July 1 '20-24
l.sf37()
J-J
3)
500,000 July 1 '23-27
Wallabout Market.
3S5g J-J
100,000 __Jan 1 1928
0,25,000 __Jan 1 1925
335g J-J
70,000 __Jan 1 1929 3% J-J
County Deficiency.
15,000 __Jan 1 1925
335g J-J
,
335g J-J
25,000 Nov 10 1916
sf48,000 __Jan 1 1926 3Mg J-J
335g J-J
20,000 __Oct 4 1917
700,000 __Jan 1 1936 335g J-J
Local Improvement Bonds.
sf70,000 __Jan 1 1925
33ig J-J
4
J-J
108,000 _ _1920-1921 35ig J-J
65,000 __Jan 1 1928
P-A
3
700,000 Feb 13 10-16 335g J-J
,
100,000 __Jan 1 1926
City Hall Improvement Bonds,
Leonard St. I mp't con. g. stk.
on.
,
335g J-J
,
95,000 __Jan 1 1920 335g J-J
sf$70,000 __Jan 1 1937
33g J-J
School Bonds.
sf35,000 __Jan 1 1920
3Mg J-J
25,000 __Jan 1 1921 4
J-J
$100,000 __Jan 1 1920
Gravesend Improvement Bonds.
4
J-J
250,000 Jan 1 '20-'22
300,000 July 10 '32-34 3M
J-J
100,000 __Jan 1 1918
33g J-J
J-D
sf13,000 Dec 17 1925 3M
J-J
100,000 __Jan 1 1010
33-i
335
J-J
8,500 May 21 1925 3% J-J
40,000 __Jan 1 1923
Int. due on Gravesend Bonds.
3% J-J
10200,000 Jan 1 '23-'24
21,242 __Jan 1 1936 33•5
33ig J-J
J-J
sf18,000 __Jan 1 1925
Eighth Ward Improvement.
335g J-J
32,000 __Jan 1 1925
100,000 July 1 1910 3Sig J-J
3
J-J
250,000 Jan 1 '24-'26
3
J-J
50,000 July 1 1911 33-g J-J
692,000 Jan 1 '35-'36
School Improvement.
335g J-J
,
sf100,000 __Jan 1 1936
3
J-J
400,000 Jan 21 '17-20 3
J-J
1 104,000 _1917-1921
3
J-J J
42,000 1Jan 1 '16-23
10162,000
1 sf758,000 f
3 Mg J-J
250,000 __Jan 1 1937
Museum Arts & Sciences.
00,000 __Jan 1 1937
354g J-J
3Mg J-J
at 24,500
200,000 Jan 1 '25-'26 3 Mg J-J
1927
334 J-J
92,000 __Jan 1 1927 4
J-J
100,000 __June 1925
335
J-J
sf25,000 __Jan 1 1928
Water Bonds.
Memorial Monument Bonds.
7
J-J
$100,000 July 1 1909
3 yig J-J
40,000 Jan 1 '24-'27 7
J-J
341,000 __Jan 1 1910
33.g .1*-.T
7,000 _ Oct 4 1917 7
J-J
97,000 July 1 1010
Park Bonds.
7
J-J
97,000 July 1 1912
4
J-J
50,000 __Jan 1 1914 4
J-J 14,064,000
_1910-1914
4g
J-J
sfl 0,000
1917
1 st 30,000
7
J-J
6,561,000 July 1)915 33
400,000 __Jan 1 1911
.
5
J-J
7
J-J
134,000 July 1 1916 3M
J-J
1,500,000 __Jan 1 1912
7
J-J
500,000 __Jan 1 1917 3.3ig J-J
sf30,000
1913
7
J-J
410,000 __Jan 1 1918 335g J-J
205,855 ___Mch 1916
6
J-J
1,092,000 July 1 1924 33-5g J-J
sf10,000 __Aug 6 1916
3
J-J f sf301,000 1Jan 1'12-'18 3Mg J-J
350,000 __Jan 1 1925
1
349,000 f
3g J-J
16,500 May 21 1917
4
J-J
50,000 Jan
375,000 __Jan 1 1937
1 1910 3Mg J-J
334 J-J
050,000 Jan
1 1912 3%g J-J
350,000 __Jan 1 1936
3Mg J-J
750,000 __Jan 1 1937
sf40,000 July 1 1913 3Mg J-J
st125,000 __Jan 1 1912
-Indexing Bonds.
J-J
3
Re
J-J
8(420,000 __Jan 1 1913
334g J-J
sf138,500 ....Jan 11026 3
8,116,395 __Jan 1 1737
33-5g J-J
0134,500 Jan 1 '11-'27 3 Mg J-J
SINKING FUND.
-The sinking fund is invested In Brooklyn's own
bonds, those issues marked with "st" in the table above being held entirely by this fund.
INTEREST.
-Interest is payable by the city of New York. Registered interest at the oMee of tile Chamberlain and coupons at the Nassau
National Bank, Brooklyn.
-(Borough of Brooklyn.) There was no
ASSESSED VALUATION.
assessment or tax in 1898.
Assessed Valuation.
Rate of Tax
YearsReal.
per $1,000.
Personal.
Total.
1909
$1,354,809,840
$17.378
$1,439,142,030
$84,332,190
1908
1,334,864,835
16.7021
1,418,312,907
83,448,072
1907
15.548
1,181,221,910
1,274.088,457
02,866,547
1906 -----1,()72,007.172
1,()72,007.172
1,159.729,982
15.3769
87,722,810
1905
940,982,302
1,031,894,265
15.6264
90,911,063
1904
901,994,957
990,568,732
15.7296
88,573,775
1900
651,398,500 •
695,335,040
43,937,440
23.2113
1890
430,911,794
452,758,601
21,846,807
25.80
1880
11,215,704
234,835,991
223,620,197
26.90
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 1905 (State Census), 1,358.686. Department of Health estimate for July 1900, 1,530,235
GRAVESEND.
Gravesend was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894.
LOANSSewer Bonds-(Conttnued.)When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
58
J-J $280,000
1921-1030
43s
J-J $66,000
1918-1927
($28,000 yearly on July 2.)
($6,600 yearly on Jan. 2.)
1922-1933
5s
J-J $21,000
3.65s
J-J $20,000
1923-1930
1918-1927 5s
J-J
40,000
($2,000 yearly on Oct. 4.)
($5 000 yearly on July 2.)
3 As
J-J 383,000
1919-1928
Improvement Bonds.
(Part yearly on July 2.)
58
J-J $330,000___July 1 1933
J-J 360.000
5s
1921-1930 5s
J-J 127,000____Jan 1 1934
($6,000 yearly on July 2.)
5s
J-J 30om0o__July 1 1939
5s
J-J $30,000
40,000____July 1 1934
1922-1931 53
J-J
($3,000 yearly on July 2.)
BOND DEBT Apr 1 '09..$1,467,000
58
J-J $70,000
1923-1932
($7,000 yearly on July 2.)
Nov., 1909.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
FLATBUSH.
Flatbush was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894.
When Due., Sewer Bonds-(Continued.)
LOANSJ-J $172,000__July 15 '09-28
i 4s
Assessment Bonds.
5,000__Nov 1 1909
M-N
$5,000___Nov 1 1909133is
M-N
3;is
M-N 10,000Nov 1 1909
M-N 20,000___Nov 1 190914s
4s
1,000...Nov 1 1909
M-N
14s
Sewer Bonds.
'10-281BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '094326,000
J-J k$99,750_ _July 15
33s
NEW LOTS.
New Lots was annexed to the city of Brooklyn In 1894. 1
When due. I BONDED DEBT Apr '094425.000
LOANSJ-J $400,000_July 15,10-251
95
NEW UTRECHT.
New Utrecht was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894.
When Due.IBONDED DEBT Apr 1 '094450,000
LOANS1
Street Improvement Bonds.
J-J $450,000___Jan 1 '10-541
5s
COUNTY OF KINGS.
.
Kings County and the city of Brooklyn were consolidated on Jan. 11896
(See V. 62, p. 49.)
Driveway and Parkway.
When Due.
LOANS--$2.352,000„July 1 '10-'33
4s
Building Improvement.
Refunding Loan.
____ $250,000_ May 1 '10-19
4s
___ $204.000_ _ _ _May 1 1910
4s
($25,000 due yearly.)
___200,000
4s
County Farm
101
130,000____May 1 19 12
is
-8
........$115,000-.May 1 1910 3;
4s
..___ 180,000_ ___May 1 1913
____ 119,000____May 1 1911 3s
45
Street Improvements.
1 1911
____ 119,000____May
48
___ $500,000„July 1 '15-'19
____ 119,000____May 1 1913 4s
4s
($100,000 due yearly.)
.May_
1 1914
100,000
33.0
_ _51,050,000_ _July 1 '20 '..26
Loan.
45
___Park Fund
($150,000 due yearly.)
_ _31,750,000_ _ _May 1 '10-44
4s
___ 400,000„July 1 '33-40
4s
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
When Due.
LOANS.
Armory-(I3 th Regimen t)
__
____ $80,000_ _ _May 119001
_May
43
-The subjoined statement shows the total county
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.
in each of the years named.
debt
Apr.! '09. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
$8,135,000 $8,135,000 $8,554,000 $9,112,900
Total debt
___
53
-(Concluded.)
Borough of Queens.
VILLAGE OF FLUSHING-TOWN OF FLUSHING.
Street Improvement Bonds.
Due,
When
LOANSM-N $34,000__May 1 '10-'18
4s
Funding Bonds-1892-93-94.
A-0 120,000__Oct 1 '19-'48
1909-1915 4s
$3,500
Water Bonds.
4s
A-0
3,000__Apr 1 '10-'12
1914
A-0 $20,000
4s
A-0 11 000
1909-1919 5s
1909-1932
J-D 24,000
45
VILLAGE OF WHITESTONE-TOWN OF FLUSHING.
Accrued Indebtedness Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS1909-1911
____ $1,500
4s
Water Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
1922
4;is
____ $30,000
1909-1921
_ $47,000
1912 5s
4;is
___ 20,000
---- 50 000 -__1911-1926
1922 5s
4;is
____ 22,000
1924
4s
____
7,500
4i-t;
____
1913-1918
3,000
4 ;is
____
1910-1912
1,500
• • •
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
will be found under the town's own name In its proper place elsewhere.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909__$127,000
LOANSRoad Bonds.
J-J $127,000____July 1 1923
4s
The amount of the outstanding bonds of the school districts contained In
the town of Hempstead (except those below) which will be chargeable to
the city of New York has not yet been judicially determined.
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
(See note above under Hempstead.)
District No. 27.
When Due,
LOANS1917-1933
____ $17,000
5s
District No. 18.
1913
District No. 2.3.
-___ $7,000
53
1909-1912
$4,000
1918 55
5,000
___
Is
1909-1979
71,000
1917-1938 5s
___ 22,000
5s
000
.
d on 4949
Hempstead School Districts Nos.4,9.11,14, 21--ita 24 Will be foun1937p.48
VILLAGE OF ARVERNE-BY-THE-SEA-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS____ 140,000
1920-1927
5s
Drainage Bonds.
1920-1923
60.000
1915-1919 5s
$5,000
_ _ 4,000
1920-1923
1920-1922 5s
9,000
..___
5s
____ 40,000
1920-1923
5s
Building Bonds
1917-1924
____ $8,000
Is
VILLAGE OF FAR ROCKAWAY-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
Improvement Bonds-(Continued).
When Due.
LOANS____ $8,000
1910-1917
4s
Improvement Bonds.
____ 15.000__June 1 1918
J-J $61,000___Jan 1 1922 4s
Is
Sewer Bonds,
1910-1921
12,000
J-J
5s
1909-1911 5s
J-J $75,000____Jan 1 1916
3,000
J-D
58
35,000____Jan 1 1917
J-J
7,000__Jan 1 '10-'16 5s
J-J
43
32.000__Jan 1 1910-25
J-J
33s
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
Debt of old civil divisions now comprised within the Borough of Queens
Net Debt.
Total Debt.
Sinkino Fund.
$8,228,491 19
$330,000 00
$8,558,491 19
Jan. 1 1898
8,437,217 52
330,000 00
8,767,217 52
Jan. 1 1900
.12.528.450 87
330,000 00
•12,858 450 87
Jan. 1 1901
11,482.787 98
330,000 00
11.812,787 98
Jan. 1 1904
11,253.316 43
330,000 00
11,583,316 43
Jan. 1 1905
11,040,061 55
348,000 00
11,388,261 55
Jan. 1 1906
10,879,415 45
225,000 00
11,104,415 45
Jan. 1 1907
10,584,444 00
80,000 00
10,6114,444 00
Jan. 1 1908
VILLAGE OF ROCKAWAY BEACH-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD
10,310,698 99
85,000 00
10,395,698 99
Jan. 1 1909
10,231,198 99
85,000 00
10,310,198 99
Street Improvement Bonds
Apr 1 1909
included 58
1910-1920
• New York City's portion of the old debt of Queens County Is
---- $33,000
for the first time at this date. The city was held to be responsible on final
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
adjudication for $3,796,032 of this debt, but amount Jan. 1 1901 had
Town-Hall Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSbeen reduced to $3,772,346 39 and this Is the sum included.
1909-1926
$34,000
4s
Road Bonds.
Assessed Valuation
1928
___ $450,000
48
Tax Rate.
Total.
Personal.
Real.
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA-TOWN OF JAMAICA.
$308,112,605 $9,673,200 $317,785,805 $17.2536
1909
16.6031 LOANS306,367,810
9,908,830
296,458,980
Street Improvement Bonds.
1908
When Due.
15.3393
228,860,037
217,668,775 11,191,262
1917-1936
__
--- $400,000
1907
Sewer Bonds.
15.5484 ..
169,140,633
9,694,428
159,44(1,205
1917
1006
...._ 3150,000
15.5523
149,499,728
9,094,738
140,404,990
1005
TOWN OF JAMAICA SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
15.7228
138,856,650
7,477,425
131,379,225
1904
District No. 7.
When Due.
14.7508 LOANS133,958,623
123,781,723 10,176,900
1903
1910-1937
-___ $28,000
4s
23.187
117,835,838
District No. 1
9,026,134
108,859,704
1902
16,000
1909-1924
1927-1976 4s
23.5702 43.s
$50,000
118,006,430
107,179,620 10,826,810
1901
20,000
1910-1929
4s
23.4216
109,926,453
District No. 2
5,498,681
104,427,772
1900
1910-1953
88,000
1909-1924 5s
32.7445 55
321,000
110,066,632
6,314,032
103,752,600
1899
1950-1974
____ 125,000
Is
District No. 3.
-In 11)05, 198,240 ; in 1900, 152,999. Health DepartPOPULATION.
District No. 8.
1912-1914
55
---- $12,000
ment estimate July 1909. 244,947.
1910-1918
__- $18,000
55
District No. 4.
____ 18,000 __ 1919 to 1927
1909-1949 48
4s
---- $82,000
COUNTY OF QUEENS.
1930-1954
75,000
1909-1919 5s
5,500
____
of the county of Queens is reported under the county's own 5s District No. 6
The debt
District No. 10
name on a subsequent page: the amount of the original debt which was 68
1909-1910
$1,000
1909-1922 58
____ $3,500
chargeable to the city of New York was adjudicated finally to be $3.796.1911-1913
1,500
1917-1928 58
-__- 12,000
032 11, leaving $1,011,967 89 as Nassau County's share of the old indebted- 58
1925-1928
2,000
1930-1933 5s
___
4,000
5s
ness. The old debt will not be apportioned but the city of New York will
1914-1923
____ 5,000
5s
pay all obligations as they mature, looking to Nassau County for reimburseDistrict No. II.
bonds
ment of Its proportion of the debt. The amount of Queens County
1910-1913
58
---- 32,000
outstanding on Nov. 1 1909 was $4,488,000, of which $3,543,381 40 was
-TOWN OF JAMAICA.
VILLAGE OF RICHMOND JILL
chargeable to New York City.
Village Hall Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSLONG ISLAND CITY.
1916-1925
__310,000
4s
Street and Sidewalk Bonds.
This was formerly a city in Queens County.
Fire Bonds.
1926-1935
___ $50,000
45
1921-1925
When Due
35,000
Station-House Bonds.
LOANS1937-1950 48
-_- 70,000
4s
____ $15,000
1909 48
5s
Newtown (Funded Debt).
1916-1025
___ 50,000
Refunding Water Loan.
F-A $32,000__Feb 1 '10-'11
7s
_-__ 150,000 ____ 1952-1981
4s
M-S $37,500__Sept 1 '18-'19
F-A 112,500__Feb 1 '13-'19 55
Os
•
TOWN OF NEWTOWN.
($15,000 each year.)
(Part each year.)
Flushing Ave. Impt.
When Due.
____ $37,500
F-A $16,000____Feb 1 1920 55
1023-1925 LOANS48
1913-1917
___ . $47,000
4s
M-S 45,000_ _Sept 1 '20-'22
48
Road Bonds.
Water Loan.
Refunding Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
1927
___ $20,000
4 ;is
M-N $21,500____May 1 1920
30
1909-1914
$79,000
____ $35,000
1927 5s
1924 43.s
___800,000
____ 18,500__May 1 '15-'24 4;is
33is
1910-1912
____ 68,000
9s
General improvement Bonds.
A-0 47,000__Oct 1 '11-'14
68
4;is
M-S$190,000_Sept 1 1014
(Part each year.)
NEWTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
M-S 535,500
1908-1023
,
0
____ 19,000____Oct 7 1915 41
4;is
7.
District No.
1Vhen Due.
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
Survey and Map Bonds (Refund'g)
1909-1913
$1,000
5s
District No. I.
May 1911
M-N $100,000
.1-.1 $66,000__July 1 '18-25 4 -is
58
District No. 9
---- $36,100 ___1909-1927
M-N 130.500____Mch 1 1913 4s
4;is
Public School Bonds.
1909-1920
$12,000
1913-1927 55
4s
15,000
Park Award Bonds.
1910
M-S $72.000
4;is
-District No. 10.
District No. 2.
1917
378,000
51-S 122,0001912
43.s
1909-1921
$18,000
1909-1918 58
Is
---- 312.000
•
Revenue Bonds.
Funded Debt Bonds.
1909-1927
33.250
1919-1924 53
12,000
May 1 1910 5s
M-N $77,000
i
4,
A-03112.000
.s19134s
1904-1926
____ 18,000
58
District No. 3.
Recognized BONDED
District No. II.
1910-1914
$3,900
$2,008,500 5s
DEBT Apr 1 1900
1909-1914
$6,000
1910-1917
8,000
-___
5s
District No. 12.
s)
( The principal and Interest of the revenue bonds are payable from the
District No. 4.
outstanding taxes and water rents.
1909-1922
16,500
1909-1926 5s
___- $7,200
5s
District No. 13.
-Bonds are in $1,000 and $500 pieces.
District No.•3.
PAR VALUE.
1909-1912
$3,000
1909-1910 5s
3500
____
INTEREST is payable by the city of New York-registered Interest at 55
District No. 14.
1910-1913
4,000
___
the Chamberlain's office and coupons at the office of the Comptroller of 430
1909-1920
36,000
1909-1927 58
____ 36,000
5s
New York City.
1,500
1910-1911
___
41s
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
1911-1928
____ 35,000
5s
When Due.
Road Bonds.
LOANSBOROUGH OF RICHMOND
4s
Bridge Bonds
---- $27,500 ____.1910-1099
contained in Richmond Co.
4s
____ 26,000
____ $1,000
1909-1921 Aggregate debt of the civil divisions originally
53
Total Debt.
Total Debt.
5s
____ 10,000
1909-1918
2,552,361.29
$3,358,449 96 Jan. 1 1905
Jan. 1 1898
TOWN OF FLUSHING SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
2,461,837.92
3,136,798.20 Jan. 1 1906
Jan. 1 1899
2,383,724.55
2,961,386.70 Jan. 1 1907
When Due,
District No. 5-(Continued.)
Jan. 1 1900
LOANS2,356,411.18
2,824,698.28 Jan. 1 1908
4s
M-S $40,000__Sept 1010-'29 Jan. 1 1901
District No. 2.
2,290,864.47
2,739,798.46 Jan. 1 1909
____ $8,000
1909-1916 45
M-S 10,000__Sept 30 '30-34 Jan. 1 1902
58
2,287,564 47
2,672,298.53 Apr. 1 1909
No. 4.
Jan. 1 1903
District No. 7.
District
32,644,114.66
1010-1915 4s
1917-1936 Jan. 1 1904
$3,000
*50,000
Assessed Valuation
1937-1944
4s
--__ 20,009
District No. 5.
Tax Rote
Total.
Personal.
Real.
1909-1925
F-A $92,500
48
317.7622
$70,260,125
$67,106,965
$3,153.160
1909
($6,000 annually to 1924 inclusive
17.1115
68,394,222
85.326,825
3,067.397
1908
and $3,500 In 1025.)
15.6884
56,993.441
52,931,236
4,062,205
1907
15.5422
-TOWN OF FLUSHING.
50,578,280
VILLAGE COLLEGE POINT
45,901,985
4,676,295
1906
15.5821
50,072,045
5,490,810
44,581,235
1905
When Due.
Water Bonds.
LOANS15.9281
49,997,779
5,792,070
44,205,709
is
J-J $48,000„July 1 '10-'13 1904
improvement Bonds.
14.9675
49,156,147
6,031,550
42,124,597
1914-1915 1903
1909-1926 4s
J-J
22,000
_ _ _ _ $82,800
3;is
23.3653
45,539,716
6,725,535
38,814,181
45
J-J
22,000_ __July '16-'17 1902
($4,600 annually.)
22.2073
48,988,128
6,264,204
42,723,924
____ 25,000
1937 1900
43
---- $24.000- -Dec '09-16 4s
24.2377
44,103,582
3,838,890
40,264,692
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909_3235,000 1899
54
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Borough of Richmond-(Concluded.)
POPULATION.
-In 1905, 72,845; In 1900. 67,021.
ment estimate July 1909, 77,977
Health Depart.
COUNTY OF
LOANSWhen Due.
County Bonds.
3s
A-0 $50,000____Aug 1 1909
3s
A-0 58,000___Aug 1 1910
Funding Bonds 1894.
4s g
J-D $95,000
1914
Road Bonds.
5s g
J-D $90 000__June 1 1919
Uitt
F-A 100,000____Aug 1 1915
RICHMOND.
Road Bonds-(Con.)
4s
F-A$150,000____Aug 1 1916
3 Ms
M-N 45,000____Nov 1 1917
4s g
__
35,000 g___June 1920
48 g
____ 100,000 g_ _Aug 1920
4s g
J-D 168,000____June 1 1921
4s g
J-D 202,000____June 1 1922
4s g
A-0 230,000_ ___Oct 11022
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '0941,323,000
CASTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICTS
District No 1
District No. 4
es
1909-1913 5s
---_ $25,000
$6,000
1909-1911
District No 3.
District No. S.
53
___ $39,000
1910-19221430
$2,700
1909-1911
VILLAGE OF TOTTENVILLE-TOWN OF CASTLETON.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
33s
____ $14,400
1909-1926
1909-1926
Road Bonds.
334s
---- $21 600
334s
$8,500
1909-1924
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
Refunding Bonds.
1
Road Bonds.
48
____ $17,000
1909-1925153
$130,000
1927
MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. I.
1
District No. 2.
---- $20 250
1909.1017 58
$72,000
1909-1944
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD.
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s
____
1927
........$150,000
NORTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
LOANSWhen Due.
District No. 6.
District No. 3.
53
June $27,000___June 1 '09-22
47's
____ $1,289
1909-1915
District No. 7.
District No. 5.
____ $1,225
63
1909-1915
58
____ $11,000
1909-1920
District No. 9.
58
____ $2,800
1909-1916
TOWN OF SOUTHFIELD.
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
____ $140,000
1927
45
_ $19,800
1909-1932 55
115,000
1927
SOUTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. 3.
District No. I.
58
____ $5,600
1909-1916 55
$3,600
1910-1921
District No. 6.
District No. 2.
1900-1914 55
$3,600
$1,350
1900-1914
58
TOWN OF WESTFIELD.
LOANSWhen Due.1 Road Bonds-(Con.)
58
1922
Road Bonds.
---- $80,000
____ $35,000
1920
4a
WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
LOANSWhen Due.
District No. 5.
District No. 1.
1909-1919
63
---- $5.500
fis
........ $1,600
1909-1916
District No. 6.
58
1909-1914
---- $3,750
5s
NIAGARA FALLS. Thos. H. Hogan, Clerk.
This city is In Niagara County. Incorporated March 17 1892.
LOANSWhen .ue.
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds.
5s
J-J
$2,000r
1910
4s
J-J $20,000r ..-.1910-1913 48
J-J
30,000r __1910-1912
45
M-N
3,000r
1914 4s
J J 130,000r
1913
A-0
4s
4,000r_1915 & 1917 4s
J-J 200,000r __1912-1914
1914
4s
M-N 10,000r ____1915-1918 4s
M-S 160,000r
1917
9,000r
4s
J-J
32,500r ____1916-1922 45
A-0
4,000r
1921
48
J-J
24,000r ____1923-1927 4s
J-J
M-N 15,000r___May 1 1919
A-0 25,000r__Apr '21-25 43
4s g
J-J
68,000r__ _July 1 1920
4s g
J-J 150,000r___ _July '26-41 4s
M-N 115.000r___Nov 1 1921
4s
2 000r___Oct 1 1921 4s
A-0
J-J
4,000r___Jan 1 1922
330 g 51-N 35.000r__May 1 '23-45 4s
J-J
27,000r_._Nov 1 1922
45 '06 g A-0 160,000r __Apr 1 '29-34 45
A-0 14,500r___Oct 1 1923
1 9,419r_Apr 1 1935 45
4s g '04 J-J I 7,000r___July 1 1921
Miscellaneous Bonds.
1914
$9,000r
115,000rJuly 1 '22-24
4s
J-J
1915 4s g '04 J-J
3'%'j'04 .I-J
9,000r
10,000r__JUly 1 '23-24
56.000r July 1 1926
4s g '04 J-D 110,000r_June 1 '22-23 4sg'06 J-J
J-J
1 7,000r___June 1 1924 4s
4,000
1924
30,000r__Jan 1 1924 4s g '08 J-J
4s
J-J
70,500r
1928
5,000r
4s '07 .1-.1
1927 43'g'09 J-J
45,500r___ _Jan 1 1929
Water Bonds.
Certificates of Indebtedness.
53
J-J
$3,000o
1910 48
J-J
87,000
1910-1916
45
J-J
24,0000 ____1911-1914 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909.$1,882,419
5s
J-J
23,000r ____1910-1916 Water debt (included)--476,500
45
6,000r ____1917-1918 Assessed valuation, real__21,775,035
J-J
44s
J-J
6,000r ____1911-1912 Assessed val, personal_......
139,900
45
1914 Franchises
J-J
50,000r
1,489,825
1915 Total valuation 1908
3'%s
J-J
38,000r
23,404,760
45
J-J
9,000r ...._1915-1917
(Assess. abt.40% actual value.)
4sg'06 J-J
14,500rJuly 1 1926 City tax (per $1,000) 1008-.417.65
1924 Total tax (per al ,000) 1908_ _ .$22.04
J-J
4s
3,000
4s g '09 J-J f 75,000r_ _ _Jan I 1919 Population in 1905
26,560
1225 000r_ _Jan 1 '20-'34
INTEREST payable in New York.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD. M. S. Wood, Clerk (P. 0. ManIthasset).
This town is In Nassau County.
When Due
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
4;4g'09 J-J $12,000c..July 1 '16-'27
43ig'09 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '25-'34
4 Mg'09 J-J
9,000c..July 1 '25-'33
Public Dock Bonds.
430 g M-S $25,000c_Mch 1 '10-'34
Road Bonds.
45
J-D $32.000r__Dec. '10-25
43
16,000r_July 1 '10-25
J-J
27,000r__ _July 1 1926
45 '05 J-J
16.000c_ _Jan 1 '10-25
43ig'09 J-J
20,000c_July 1 '16-'35
Roslyn Landing Improvem't Bds.
43.ig'09 J-J $10,000c_July 1 '16-'25
Town Hall Bonds.
45 '05 J-J $20,000c_July 1 '10-19
Bridge Bonds.
j
-J
$4,500r_ _July 1 '10-14
4s
4sg'06 F-A 110,000c_Aug 1 '16&21
110.000c_Aug 1 1926
5,000c__Oct 8 '12-'17
5s g
A-0
3,000c_ _Oct 8 '12-'21
A-0
5s g
BONDED DEBT July '09 $215,000
Total assessed val. 1909__11,723,525
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_315.20
14,163
Population in 1905
INTEREST on loan of 1905 is payable at Nassau County Bank; on the
44s of 1909 at the First National Bank of Mineola; on other loans at office
of Supervisor.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. Herbert Smith, Secretary.
This district (P. 0. Port Washington) is in Nassau County,
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about q actual value.)
430'08 J-J $105,000__Jan 1 '28-'48 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_414.40
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 '09__ $137,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
4,000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _2,230,000
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of N. Hempstead in N. Y. exchange.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.
H. W. Andrews, Secretary (P. 0, Mineola).
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 25 1909 $32,500
LOANS5s '08 J-J $15,000-July 1 '13-'37 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _1,083,936
__1
10,000_ _ _ _July 1 1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_410.50
4s '05
5,000 __Jan 1 '10-'191
2,500 __Jan 1 19201
NORTH OLEAN.
, Absorbed Jan. 1 1 009 by the city of Olean, for which see debt.
[VoL. Lxxxix.
NORTH PELHAM. Charles A. Dickenson, Clerk.
This village (P. 0. Pelham) is In Westchester County. Incorporated
Aug. 29 1896. The $55,000 sewer bonds below sold in 1908 have not
yet been Issued.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT April 5 1900433.500
Improvement Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908___1,180,472
4%13'98 J-D $28,500r_J'ne 17 '10-.28 Village tax (per $1,000) 1008_411.30.
330'00 J-D
5,000r_J'ne 17 '10-'14 Population in 1905
850
Sewerage Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)
1,100
4.30s'08 M-N $55,000r Nov 15 '13-'17
INTEREST payable at the Village Treasurer's office.
NORTH TONAWANDA. Henry Smoyer, Treasurer.
This city is In Niagara County. Incorporated April 1897.
Paving Bonds
BONDED DEBT Oct 1900. $539,500
4 Ms'09 J-D 829,000r_June 1 '10-'19 Water debt (included)__... 400,000
Sewer Bonds
Total assessed val 1909_ _ _ _7,646,706
M-S 349,500c_Sept 25 '10-18 (Assessm't about 75% actual value.)
5s
4s
J-J
51,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-26 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909.___$23.73
4s
J-J
10,000c___Jan '10-19 City. tax (per $1,000) 1909- 14.60,
Water Bonds.
Population in 1905
10,157
45
A-0$275,000c&r_Apr 1 1924 Population in 1900
9,069
430
A-0 125,000c_Aug 1 1926 Population In 1908
14,620.
INTEREST on the sewer bonds Is payable at the Chase National Bank,
New York; on the water bonds part at the Chase National Bank, New York,
part at the Cortland Savings Bank, Cortland. and part at the Union Dime
Savings Institution, New York; 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.
A portion of the city's territory.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_, $129,500
45
J-J j$2,000c__Jan 1 '10-11 Assessed valuation, real-6,075,955
140,0000__Jan 1 '12-31 Assessed val., personal_ __ _ 440,000
45
J-J
2,000c___Jan '10-11 Special franchises
524,714
45
J-J j 5,000c__Jan 15 1915 Total valuation 1909
7,040,669
180,0000_Jan 15 '16-35 School tax (per $1,000) 1909.,$9.12
58
A-0
500c____Oct 1 1910 Population In 1909 (est.)
12,000
,
INTEREST on the $2,000 4s is payable at the Farmers' & MechanicsSavings Bank in Lockport; on the $500 59 at the First National Bank
in No. Tonawanda; on all others in New York City at the Chase Nat. Bank,
NORWICH. J. C. Robinson, Clerk.
This village is In Chenango County.
Fire House Bonds.
'BONDED DEBT Sept 1908 $177,804
48 '08 F-A $20.000_ _Aug 1 '12'21 Assessed valuation 1908...2,307,130.
OGDENSBURG. R. J. Donahue, Treasurer.
This city is In St. Lawrence County. Incorporated as a city in 1868.
School Bonds.
Highway Bonds
48 '97 J-J $14,000c_July 1 '10-17 4s '93 A-0 $28,000r_Ilay 1 '10-'23
330'00 J-J
8,250c___July '10-20 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909. $179,803
30'05 M-N 12,000sMay 1 '1015 Assessment debt (Incl.)._ 11,703
43 '05 341-N J 8,0000_May 1 '16-'19 Water debt (included)
85,850
I 6,0000_May 1 '20-'22 Total valuation 1909
5,514 770
45 '09 NI-N
6,000.,.May 1 '23-'25 (Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.
4 '09 51-N 10,500__May 1 '11-'16 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_424.0G
Water
-Works Bonds13,179
Population In 1905
3%8'88 M-N $36,000r_May 30 '10-18 Population in 1909 (est.).....16,000
30'00 J-J
8.250c_ __July '10-20
33.0'90 F-A
2,000c__Aug 1 1910
45 '97 J-J
30.000cecr_July1'10-17
3%8'01 J-J
9,600cJuly 1 '10-211
INTEREST Is payable at New York and Ogdensburg.
OLEAN. W. H. Mandeville, Mayor; C. Keenan, Clerk.
This city is in Cattaraugus County and was incorporated April 25 1893,
succeeding the village of Olean. The village of North Olean was annexed
on Jan. 1 1909.
LOANSPavement Bonds.
When Due.
Water Works Bonds.
5s '09 A-0 $25,000___0ct 1 '10-'24
J-J $10.500r_Jan 1 '10-'14
4s
No Olean Sewer Bonds
J-J
48
8.500r_July 1 '10-'26 430'07 J-J $57,600r_July 1 '10-'33
3;is
J-J
10.000r_July 1 '10-'29
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
3!6s
11,000r_July 1 '10-'31 Is
J-J $35.000r_July 1 '12-'18
4s '08 J-J
36,000c_July 1 '15-'32 4s '09 A-0 25,300. _Oct 1 1919
5s
J-D
Refunding Water Bonds.
5,000__Dec 1 '10-'14
4s '09 M-S 40,000c__Sept 1910-29 45
J-J $12,000r....July 1 '10-33
Park Improvement Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $336,900
4s '06 F-A $25.000r_ __Feb '20-'24 Total valuation 1908
6,354.585
4s'06
F-A 10,000r _July 1 '25-26 (Assessment about 3• actual value.)
4
Fire Department Bonds.
Total tax (per $1.000) '08._$25.366
4s '09 A-0 $25,000..,_Oct 1 '19-'28 Population in 1905
10,163
18,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the park bonds at the City Treasurer's office; on tne
water bonds, part at the Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., New York, part at
the Union Dime Savings Institution. New York. and part at the City
Treasurer's office; on the sewer bonds, part at the City Treasurer's office
and part at the Schenectady Savings Bank in Schenectady; on the bonds
of 1909 at the Exchange National Bank, Olean.
OLEAN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. C. L. Vergason, Clerk.
A district In the town of Olean, Cattaraugus County. On Aug. 1 1908
this district was consolidated with Union Free Scho 1 District No. 3. This
fact was the cause of large increases in the valuation and population In 1908.
LOANSWhen Due 4s '09 M-N $75,000c&rMay 1 '15-45
4s
J-Jcifor 1$20,000_ _Jan 1 '10-14 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $141,000
3,000___Jan 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1909,.6,991,050
4s
July 1 12,000r_ _July 1 '16-18 (Assessment about 50% actual value
3.000r___July 1 1919 School tax (per $1.000) 1909 _ _$11.18
20,000
430'07 July 28,000c&r.rly1 '20-'29 Population in 1909 (est)
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is payable at Seaboard National Bank
New York; on registered bonds to the registered holder.
ONEIDA. C. M. Ruggles, Clerk.
This city is In Madison County. Incorporated March 28 1901.
Sewer Bon d s-(Ccm.)
LOANSWhen Due.
School Bonds.
4s
___ $1,292 24c J'ne 1 '10-13
3 As
M-N $27.000r_May 1 '10-'18 4s '04 Feb
575 04r Feb 1 '10-15
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s
Apr
352 70r_Apr 1 '10-'14
33is F-A15 $7,500r Aug 15 '10-'12 4s '04 A-0 3,000r___Apr 1 '10-'15
Local Improvement Bonds.
45 '05 June 198 84-June 1 '10-'15
4s'05 Sept $11,100__Sept 1 '10-'15 48 '06 Apr 1,379 43_Apr 1 '10-'16.
Paving Bonds.
414s'07 51-N 26,535.76__May '10-'17
48
Apr $16,590 90r_Apr 1' '10-'14
Water Bonds.
4s '04 A-0
1.800r_ _Apr 1 '10-'15 30
M-S 100,000r__ 1910&1915
45 '04 Feb
3,000r_ _Feb 1 '10-'15 3 SO '05 Quar 42,000__July 1 '10-'30
45 '05 June 2.136 _ _June 1 '10-'15 45 '05 Aug 45,000____Aug 1 1925
4s '06 Apr 10.005 10__Apr '10-'16 TOTAL DEBT May 15 '00_ $340,744
F-A
4,036,860
8,796
Feb 1 '10-17 Total valuation 1908
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
3s
$26 70
$1,184.06c Nov 1 1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) '09
Population in 1905
8,420
INTEREST on the water and several other issues payable In New York;
other bonds in Oneida.
ONEIDA COUNTY. James T. Somers, Treasurer.
Utica is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
Court-House Bonds.
3 As '02F-A$282,750r.. _ Feb '10-'38
1308.000r_Feb 1 '10-'23
3;is '05F-A., 24,000r__ _ Feb 1 1924
1100,000r_Feb 1 '25-'28
Road Bonds.
5s '08 A-03100,000__April 1910-14
5s
A-0 50,000_ _April 1910-13
Court House Completion.
4yis'07 F-A $55.000r__ _ _Feb 18-28
INTEREST Is payable In Utica.
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 M-N$150,000r_May 1 '11-'20
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_41,065,000
Assessed valuation, real- 69,155,382
Assessed val., personal___ 6,723,788
Assessed val., franchises__ 4,060,681
79,939,851
Total valuation 1908
7,570,938
Exempt property
Net assessed val. 1908___ _72,368,913
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908...47.66
139.341
Population in 1905
• •
Nov., 1909.)
•
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
ONEONTA. C. D. Sewell, City Chamberlain.
This city is in Otsego County. Incorporated under Chapter 30, Laws of
1885; became a city Jan. 1 1909.
"School Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
3,000_Feb 1 1910
Paving Bonds.
58
P-A.
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
330 '89 Aug $10,000cAug 13 '10-'19
35is'01 July 31,00r_July 1 '10-'30 3.49 yis'04 Sept$12.000c Sep 1 '10-'33
Building Bonds.
3.94s05 J-J
3,800c_July 1 '10-'28
Funding Bonds.
4.15s06 F-A $50,000r_Aug 1 '11-'35
Refunding Bonds.
55 '99 M-Sf$ 9,000r_ Mch 15 '10-'18
$4,000c_ _Jan 1 '12-'19
900r___Mch 15 1919 4s '07 J-J
I
Grade Crossing Bonds.
•School Bonds.
3.58s '05.Tan $36,000r_Jan 20 '10-'45
4s
Jan $7,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 19084161,700
(52,000 yearly.)
48 '07 M-S
9,000c_Mch 8 '10-'27 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _3,312,560
4;48'06 J-D 85,000r June 12 '10-'26 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _$12.78
Population in 1905
8.054
• The school bonds given above were issued by Oneonta Union Free
School District No. 5 and were assumed on Jan. 1 1909, on which date
Oneonta became a city.
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
ONONDAGA COUNTY. H. J. Knapp, Treasurer.
County seat is Syracuse.
When Due.
LOANSPenitentiary Bonds.
3s
J-J J 50,000c _July '10-'19
70,000c--July '20-'29
Women's DormitorY Bonds.
45
A-0 $120,000r _1919-1938
Court House Bonds.
45 '04 M-SJ$399,000r Mch 1 '10-'28
1 500,000r_Mch 1 1029
Court House Bonds-Con.
4s '06 J-J 15360,000r Jan 1 30-'35
1 40,000r_Jan 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Apr 190941,544,000
Sinking fund Oct 1 1908_
80,000
Tax valuation, real_ _ _116,979,225
Tax valuation, personal_ 6,669,782
Total valuation 1907 _ _ _132,640.294
County tax (per $1,000) 1907_4.311
Population in 1905
178,441
INTEREST on the penitentiary bonds is payable at Syracuse; on the
court-house and dormitory bonds at the Morton Trust Co., New York City.
ONTARIO COUNTY. H. E. Wheeler, Treasurer.
55
PEEKSKILL. A. E. Cruger, Village Clerk.
This village is In Westchester County. Incorporated 1826.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
Uis
___ $51,284 70 Augl'19-'44
3.708
J-J $40.000___July 1 1922 4s
F-A 24,000
3;0
___
10,000___Nov 1 1929
(52,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
48
J-J 1,436 18___July 1 1933 3.7s
16,600_ _July15 '30-'46
___
3;i5
M-N 29,440Nov 1 '10-'32 4s
5.200_ _Oct 1 '20-'29
___
3.155sJ J
20,000_July 1 1935
Refunding Water Bonds.
4.158'08 A-0 60,000r___Oct 1 1938 3.65s '04 J-J $124,000r__Ju1y I 1934
4'05s'09F-A 80,000____Aug 1 1939
Sewer Certificates.
Fire Bonds.
.......Varlous
,5
4s
4s
___
:‘ 1,250
1910-1912 TOTAL DEBT Mch 4 '08_$415,872
_.
Paving Bonds.
_7,234,633
Assessed valuation
48
A-0 $46.000__Oct 1 '10-'32 City tax (per $1,000) 1903
1907_58 10
4s
15,000 __Oct 1 1910 Population In 1905
--13,200
45
17,000._ _Oct 1 1911 Population in 1908 (est)
15,000
PELHAM. R. B. Nutting, Clerk.
This village Is In Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT June 1909_ $75,000
Street Bonds.
Assessed val. real est. '09_ 1,600,000
43s'09 J-J $60,000r_July 1 '14-'37 Tax rate (per $1,000) '09__ _$10.00
INTEREST payable at the Village Treasurer's office in N. Y. exchange.
PELHAM MANOR. H. N. Babcock, Clerk.
This village Is in Westchester County. Incorporated in 1901
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
4s
M-N $60,000c___May 1 1917
430
M-S $9,000r_Sept 1 '10-12 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1908_5105,000
43.s
J-D 25,000r
Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,384.342
(Due part yearly from 1913.)
Village tax (per $1,000) 1908..517.91
Village Hall Bonds.
Population in 1905
638
59 '07 M-S $8,000r_ _ Sept '12-'19 Population in 1908 (est)
700
INTEREST on the coupon bonds is payable in New York City, on the
highway bonds to the registered holder.
PELHAM UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. K.S.
Durham, Clerk.
Canandaigua Is the county seat.
This district Is In Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due.! Court House Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909_55,386,815
14s '08 J-J J $9,000___ _July 1 1915 4s
Road Bonds.
F-A $11,000r_41,000 yrly (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4s g '04 J-J $60,000r July 1 '10-'131
1100,000„JulY 1 '16'-19 9s
Dec 70,000r_$1,000 yrly School tax (per $1,000) 1909.-53.78
150,000__July 1 '10-'13 BOND. DEBT Apr 1900_ $272,000 4s '08 __
82,000_42,000 yearly Population in 1909 (est.)
3,000
4s '08 J-J (25,000____July 1 1014 Assessed valuation 1908-34,257,
559 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_$81,000
16,o00_-July 1 1915 Population in 1905
52,689
INTEREST payable at the Ti. S. Mortgage & Trust Co. in N. Y. City.
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City.
PENN YAN. Arnold. J. Potter, Clerk.
This village is In Yates County. Incorporated 1810.
ORANGE COUNTY. Robert Johnston, Treasurer.
LOANSWater Bonds.
When Due.
County seat is Goshen.
Electric Light Bonds.
3 s
111-N $42,900r ___ 1910-1922
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $520,000 38%s '04A-0 $32,500r_ __Oct'10-'22 BONDED DEBT Oct 1908_$159,068
3;is Feb 1 $300,000r_Feb 1 '15-'34 Floating debt
120,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _2,214,288
Sinking fund
Road Bonds.
2,916 3.70s '04A-0 $31.896r___Oct '22-'30 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
330'07 F-A$200,000r_Feb 1 '15-'34 Assessed valuation 1908.43,315,242 4.50s
A-0 42.528r_0ct 1 '10-'21 Village tax rate (per
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
(Assessment about % actual value.) INTEREST Is payable in Penn Yan. Population in 1905 14) '09_415.48
4,504
45'05
MS 520,000r_Nfar 1 1910-13 Population In 1005
108.267
PERRY. Oscar N. Bolton, Clerk.
INTEREST is payable at National Bank of Orange County in Goshen.
This village Is in Wyoming County. Incorporated 1830.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 598,000
ORANGETOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. LOANSWater Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1009.._1,649.825
4s
A-0 $43,000r
E. J. S. Van Houten, Pres. Board of Education.
1915 (Assessment about 4. actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
I VII. tax (per $1,000) 1909
$8.00
This district (P. 0. Nyack) is In P.ockland County.
J-J $42,000r _._.1910-1930 Population In 1905
When Due.I Assessed valuation 1908_ _ $4,178,760 30
.3,749
LOANSStreet Bonds.
$75,000r_July 1 '12-'361 (Assessment about full value.)
;Population in 1909 (est.)
4348'07
5,000
F-A $13,000 r____1910-19221
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909_ ...$75,000 School tax (per 51,000) 1909_512.50 4s
INTEREST on water bonds payable in N. Y. City: on others In Perry.
'Population in 1909 (est.)
8,000
INTEREST payable at the Nyack National Bank In New York exchange. PERRY AND CASTILE
(Towns) UNION FREE SCHOOL
ORLEANS COUNTY. Geo. W. Bennett, Dep. Treas.
Albion is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due BOND. DEBT Apr 3 1909
594,800
Road Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
17,998,721
55
Feb $33,000r_Feb 1 '10-'11 (Assessment about 65% actual val.)
55 08 ___
21,800r
State & Co. tax (per $1,000'0844 27
4s'09
22,000__ _Feb 10 1914 Population in 1905
31,323
County Hospital and Jail Bonds. Population in 1909 (est.)
30,500
48
Mch 1 540,000r4Mch 1 '10-17
INTEREST on road bonds Is payable In Albion at the Cltizens'
eNational
Bank; on hospital bonds In Lockport.
OSSINING. Benj. C. Acker, Treasurer.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
A district in Wyoming County
LOANSWhen Due.
School-Building Bonds.
4148"07 J-D 550,000r_Dec 1 '12-36
4Ms'07 J-D
4,000r_Dec 1 '10-'11
P. 0. Perry). L. B. Sweet. Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_ 556,000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _51,864.225
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
School tax (per 51.000) 1909_49.00
Population in 1909 (est.)
5.000
INTEREST Is payable in Perry or New York City.
PIAATTSBURG. Jas. A. Stratton, City Chamberlain.
This city Is In Clinton County. Incorporated as a city In 1902.
LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
3)-ftg J-J $44,000c_July 1 '10-'31
38%s
J-J $17,000c_July 1 '10-'26
School Bonds
3s
19,000__July 1 '10-'28 4s
J-J
J-J
$8,200
33.is
J-J
28,000__Jan 1 '01-'37
($2,000 yearly in January.)
35
J-J
17,000__July 1 '10-'26 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909.. 5221,800
4s
J-J
3,600__July 1 '10-'15 Total assessed val. 1909_ _3,385,875
9s
J-J
17,000
1915 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1909_ _429.30
4s
J-J $19,000c
__1910-1928 Population in 1905
10,184
334t3 '05J-J
50,000c_ _July 1 1925 Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable in New York City at the Union Dime Sa8 gs
v14n3
4
Institution and the Irving Savings Institution; in Albany at the Home Say.
Bank; In Auburn at the Auburn Savings Bank and In Poughkeepsie at the
Poughkeepsie Savings Bank.
This village is in Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due.I Water Bonds
Improvement Bonds.
3.95s'09A-0 $50,000r.. Apr 1 1939
5s '08 J-J J$30,000r_July 1 '28-'30 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '09_ $233,725
1 9,917.57r_July 1931 Floating debt
17,761
Assessment Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _7,459,444
58 '08 J-J f$15,000r_July 1 '10-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_49.70
I 3,374.82r_July 1 1913 Population in 191)5
9,175
INTEREST on the bonds of 1008 is payable at the Village Treasurer's
office In N. Y. exchange; on the bonds of 1909 at U.S. Mtge. &-Tr. Co., N.Y.
OSSINING UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. F. G. Wood,Clerk.
LOANSWhen Duel 130ND, DEBT Oct 121909. $132,000
PLEASANT1TILLE. W. S. Moore, Clerk.
School-Building Bonds.
Floating debt
19,000
This village Is in Westchester County.
4.20807 J-J $80,000c_July 1 '10-'25 Assessed valuation 1908_8,478,948
5s '08 July 12.000c_July 1 '26-'27 School tax (per 51,000) 1908_46.82 LOANSWhen Due. 51 '08 J-D $5.500r
Water Bonds.
4.10s'09 F-A 40,000r__Aug 1 '28-'35 , Population In 1009 (est.)
BOND. DEBT May 1909_4143,750
9,000 4s '06
INTEREST on the 58 and 4.108 payable at Treasurer's office; on 4.20s
J-D $27,250__ _June 1 '1135 Assessed valuation 1908_1,150,071
5s '07 J-J
at office of A. B. Leach do Co., New York.
8,000r_July 1 '12-'36
(Assessment about full value.)
Street Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ $13.20
4s '06 J D $38,500_ __June 1 '11-35 Population in 1905
OSWEGO. J. Carroll Smith, Chamberlain
1.585
This city is in Oswego County. Incorporated as a town in 1828 and as a PORT CHESTER. Thos. F. Connolly,
Treasurer; C. D.
city 1848.
Camp, Clerk.
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
LOANSThis village is in Westchester County. Incorporated May 14 1868.
4s '04 A-0 $26,208.56
City Bonds.
LOANS
(Subject to call at any time.)
J-D $237,600c ____1910-1918
3;is
Street-Improvement Bonds (Con.)
When Due.
Tax Relief Bonds.
A-0 51,000c
_1910-1917 BOND. DEBT June 1908_4998,336
11)is
j $375.60_July 15 1910
($7,000 due yearly.)
Total valuation 1008_ _ _ _ _10,273,730 5s g '09 J-J 525,000_ __July 15 1912 5s g '05
"16,000__July 15 '11-'22
Street-Improvement Bonds.
A-0
6,000c
4s
_1910-1915 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908.$26.90
. =114
Fire Bonds.
Water Bonds.
Population in 1905
22,572 3%6'98 A-0 $27,000c__Oct 1 '10-'23 3.708'05 g M-N $39,000r_Nov '10-'35
($2,000 due yearly.)
$14s
A-05357,500r_ _Apr 1 '10-'22
9s '09 F-A 12,000r__Feb 1 '10-'21
33 g '00 A-0 9,000c___Oct '10-'18 48 '09 F-A
-is
430'08 J-D 256,500r_June 1 '10-'28
8,000r.._ Feb 1 '10-'25
4 A s'07 J-J
2,700r_July 1 '10-'12 55 '09 F-A
INTEREST on water and city bonds is payable In New York.
750r___Feb 1 1910
4 s'07 J-J
24,000r_July 1 '10-'33
4,000r _ _ Feb 1 '11-'18
4s '03 J-D
7,500r_June 1 '10-'24 55 '09 F-A
OSWEGO COUNTY. Fred. M. Moore, Treasurer.
250r._.Feb 1 1910
4s '03 J-D
4,500r_June 1 '10-'18
,
Oswego Is the county seat.
__
250r___Feb 1 1910
LOAN
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $114,000 4s '05 A-0 26 000r_May 1 '10-'35 5s '09 F-A
2,000r_Nov 1 '10-'11 j
4s '07 M-S $11,000r___Mch 1 1010 Assessed valuation 1909_ _29,222,107 45 '05 M-N
5,000r_ _Feb 1 '11-'20
4,000r_Aug 1 '10-'13 5s '09 F-A
200r. _ _Feb 1 1910
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about 80% actual value) 4s '05 F-A
43is'08 Aug $18,000r.Aug 1 '11-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_44.40 58 '07 J-D 14,000r_Dec 1 '10-'23
1,000r_ _Feb 1 '11-'12
5s '07 J-I) 12,000r_ Dec 1 '10-'21
Jail Bonds.
Road Bonds.
Population in 1005
70,110 55 '07 J-1)
2,000r..Dec
4548'08 M-S1530,000r_Mch 1 '13-'15 Population in 1900 (est.)
$5,000c_July 1 '10-'19
70,000 5s '07 J-D 15,000r Dec 1 '10-'11 4s '02 J-J
1 '10-'24
Sewer Bonds.
1 55,000r_Mch 1 '16-'20
f4
2,000r_Dec 1 10-'11 ' 38%g'04 F-A $31,500r_ _Aug '10-'30
INTEREST on the bridge bonds is payable at the First National Bank 4s'06 J-D
58 '08 M-N 1116.65r___Nov 1 1909 , 310'00 M-N 13,200c..Nov 1 '10-'15
of Oswego; on the jail bonds at the Chase National Bank In N. Y. City.
1 5,000r_Nov 1 '10-'14 1 48%g'07 J-.)
.
17,000r_July 1 '10-'26
OTSEGO. H. K. Murdock, Railroad Commissioner (P. 0. 5s '08 M-N 5,000r_Nov 1 '10-'14 5s '08 M-N 5,000r_Nov 1 '10-'19
5s '08 M-N
6,000r_Nov 1 '10-'15' 5s '08 M-N
1,500r_Nov 1 '10-'12
Cooperstown).
55 '08 Id-N
2,000r_Nov 1 '10-'13 1 5s '09 Id-S, 200r_
1 1910
This town Is In Otsego County. I Icorporated Feb. 20 1869,
58 '08 AI-N
1,000r_Nov 1 '10-'11
7,000r_ _Mch 1 '11-'24
LOANSWhen Due. Refunding-(Con )
5s '08 M-N
2,000r_Nov 1 '10-'13 5s '09 F-A
100r___Feb 1 1910
C. & S. V. RR.
48
3,500r_Nov 1 '16
M-S $14,500c___Mch 1 1923 55 '08 M-N
1,500r_ _Feb 1 '11-'13
Mch $14,000c-Mch 1 1910 45
3s
M-S
Gun Brook Drain Bonds.
7,500cMch 1 1914 48%8'08 M-N 12,000r_Nov 1 '10-'21
III
Refunding.
BOND. DEBT Oct 18 1909 590,400 4)-s'08 M-N 13,000r_Nov 1 '10-'22148 g '04 A-0 $23,000c___Apr '10-32
3
M-S 1525 500c_Sept 1'10 '26 Total valuation 1008
5,000r_Nov 1 '10-'141
Drainage Bonds.
2,773,635 5s '08 M-N
1 8,000c_Sept 1 '27-'30 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 5s '08 111-N 8,000r_Nov 1 '10-'17 J 48 g '02 J-J
$6,000c_July 1 '10-'15
M-S 15,000c_Mch 1 1032 Total tax (per $1.000) '08
35e
2,000r_Nov 1 '10-'13 , 4s g '06 M-N
$840 4s '08 M-N
5,000r_Mch 1 '10-'14
1,400c__Mch '10-'16 Population in 1905
3 SO
M-S
4,482 4;18'08 M-N 31,000r_Nov 1 '10-'40 ' BOND. DEBT May 1 '09_ $471,934
4,500cMch '17-'31 Population in 1909 (est.)
354s
M-S
5s '09 F-A 1 127r__ _Feb 1 1910 i Assessed valuation 1908__8,358,411
5,000
INTEREST payable at First and Second National banks of Cooperstown.
8,000r__Feb 1 '11-'26 '(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
51'09 F-A
450r___Feb 1 1910 Village tax (per $1,000)'08_51.98
1 11.75
1
OTSEGO (Town) UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
-See Coopers6,000r__Feb 1 '11-'22 Population in 1905
tcwn School astrict.
Population in 1908 (est.)
13,000
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
56
[VOL. Lxxxix.
Water Refunding.
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST on the sewer bones, the fire-house bonds and the street
33s'05M-N4360,000r May 1 1935
Market Bonds.
improvement bonds of 1905 due Nov. 1 1910-11 is payable at First National
Water Works Refunding.
3s '04J-J $144,000r --------1014
Bank Portchester.
334s '03J-J42,830,000r_Jan 1 1933
(Subject to call after 1909.)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1913.)
POTSDAM. J. P. Bonney, Treasurer.
Refunding RR.
Water Shed Bonds.
334s '93F-A$730,000r Feb 1 1913
This village is in St. Lawrence County.
Electric Light Bonds
When Due.
330 '98F-A$200,000r Aug 1 1918
LOANS(Subject to call Feb. 1 1903.)
3.009 '06___ 424,000 ___ _1911-1930
33.4s '04J-J 170,000r July 1 1924
Water Works.
Water Bonds
Local improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $54,500 48 '03-'6F-A$300,000r Feb 1 1943
48
--- $3,500
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _2,042,530
($2,500 yearly.)
(Subject to call after 20 years.) 3;is'99 F-A$500,000r Oct 2 1919
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909 ____49.56 33s '92F-A4500,000r Feb 1 1942
Drainage Bonds
330 '04J-J 1300,000r July 1 1914
4,162
___ $25,000
1916 Population in 1905
4s
(Subject to call after 1912.)
1500,000r July 1 1924
33s '94F-A4950,000r Feb 1 1949
4s '08 J-J 1,000,000r_ __Sept 1 1938
POUGHKEEPSIE. John K. Sague, Mayor; Edward Bur(Subject to call Feb. 1 1914.)
3%8'04 F-A4250,000r Aug 1 1914 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.)
Clerk.
gess, Chamberlain; Thos.F. Whalen,
INTEREST-All bonds and Interest are payable at the office:lot the
This city is the county seat of Dutchess County. Incorporated 1854.
Union Trust Co. of New York. fiscal agents of the city.
Sewer Bonds-(Con.)
LOANSWhen Due.
F-AJ $20,000r. _ _Feb '10-'11
3s
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &C.
20,000r__Aug 1910
4s '09 M-S $115.000.....Mch 1 1929
Oct. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06.
Cords.(Sink. Pd. Commissioners')
M-N 100,000c&r_ _May'11-12
7s
410,744,000 $10,795,445 $10,034,333 $0,985,778
M-S $15,000r____Sept 1928 Bonded debt
M-N 100,000c&r_May 1913 3345
75
6,129,000
5,780,000
5,560,000
5,560,000
59,000r____Nov 1928 Water debt (included)
_Melt '10-25 334s
4s
11-S 16,000r_ _ _
M-S
1,000r____Mch 1919
__May
4,000r_ _May '10-13 3 Vis
4s
111-N
On Oct. 1 1909 the city had a sinking fund of $812,653.44. In addition
Refunding Bonds.
.M-N 13,000r____May 1911
3s
a floatlng debt of $2,364,000,
to the above debt, the city had on Oct. 1 1909
A-01438.000r_Oct 1 '10-'28 consisting of outstanding notes.
19,000r____May 1912 331s
33.0
17,000r___Oct 1 1920
Isf-N 4,000r_May '10-13
3%s
-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate
ASSESSED VALUATION.
F-A 75.000r__ Feb 1035
8,900r... May '10-17 330
l‘f-N
334s
value.
M-N 530,000r___Nov '10-'29 have been as follows, real estate being assessed at about actual e of Tax
20,000r_ _ May 1019 33is
Isf
33.0
RealRat
Personal
131,500r_ __ Nov 1930
4,000r_ _ __Feb '10-13
F-A
3s
Franchise. per 41,000.
Property.
Estate.
1.1-Sf 31,500r__Sept '10-'30 Years40,000____Aug 1 1917 3s
48 '07 F-A
$12,075,200 $19 65
$7,142,250
4134,905,040
10,000rept 1930 1909
Railroad Bonds.
18 90
11,781,225
7,180,250
130,397,795
M-S 105,000r..Sept 15 '10-30 1908
$18,000rIfay '10 18 33.4s
3s
18 74
10.168.000
7,460,400
126,103,720
M-S 105,000r_Sept 11 1931 1907
33.4s
Falikill Improvement Bonds.
18 94
5,742,825
6,952,050
114,244,975
M-N 97,000r__May 1 1923
F-A $29,000cecr_Aug 1910 33.4s
75
19 83
4.544,520
9,108,630
102,295,000
0 00
334s '04F-A 53,000r__Feb 1 1934 1905
Asylum Bonds.
15 20
5,937,950
88,053,750
334s '06F-A 82,000r___Feb 1 1926 1890
Mch 1910
35 • M-S $16,000r
23 86
1,430.144
34,408,725
45 '07 M-S 40,000r___Mch 1 1927 1880
Funding Bonds.
-In 1905 was 181,666; In 1900 It was 162,608; in 1890
11-N $83,000c&r_May 1 1914 4%9'08 M-N 63,000c&r_May 1 1928
78
POPULATION.
TOT. FD. D'T Jan 1 '09_41,590,000 It was 133,896: In 1880 It was 89 366: in 1870 It was 62 386.
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $60,000r__June '15-'17 Assessed valuation, real_ A2,929,640
4s
958,450 ROCKLAND COUNTY. W. G. Hamilton, Treasurer.
J-D 10.000r__June 10-'14 Assessed val., personal__ _
48
48
J-D
7,000r__Mch '10-'16 Total valuation 1908__13,888,090
New City is the county seat.
F-A 20,000r___Aug 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _427.40
33.4s
County Bonds.
When Due.
25,379 LOANS
334s
F-A 10,000r__Feb 1 1912 Population in 1905
J-J $24,000r Mch 1 '10-'13
5s
Funding Bonds.
16:00 0
J-D 4110,000r June 1914-'24 BOND DEBT Oct 1 1909_4477 000
33-4s
QUEENS COUNTY.
I 24,000c Sept 1 '10-'13 Floating debt
seat is Long Island City. A good part of the old County of
County
23,923,777
4s '05 M-S1 70,000c Sept 1 '14-'23 Total valuation 1908
Queens is now included In the Greater New York, and a law changing the
8,000c Sept 1 1924 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
name of that portion of the old county outside of Greater New York to Nas45,032
180,000c Sept 1 '25-'34 Population In 1905
sau County went into effect Jan. 11899. The amount of outstanding bonds
of this county which will be chargeable to the city of New York has been
INTEREST payable at New City N. Y.
finally determined by the Supreme Court (V. 71. p. 875). Under this decision the city of New York was made liable for $3,706,032 11 of the old ROCKVILLE CENTRE. Geo. W. Rorer, Clerk
debt of Queens County as It stood at the date of division and the remaining
This village is In Nassau County.
41,011,967 89 became an obligation of Nassau County. Instead of appor- LOANSWater Bonds (Continued).
When Due.
tioning certain bonds to New York City and to Nassau County. the debt
$4,000r_July 1 '10-'17
Light Bonds
.
and Interest will not be divided, but will be paid by New York City, Nassau 3.70s g '97 A-0 $4,000r-Oct 28 '10-13 4.405 07J-J
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909__$66,140
County paying over its proportion as It becomes due. New York City 336s g '00 J-J 11,610cecrJuly 1 '10-21 Assessed valuation i909_1.502.835
,
due, and
pays /8952414973 of the principal and Interest as it becomes
3.85s '06 J-D 7,000r_June 1 '13-'19 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Nassau County '21047585027.
58.20
4.20s'09M-S
4,500r_Sept 1 '11-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009
The statement below shows the obligations of the old County of Queens
Water Bonds.
Population In 1005
which remained outstanding on April 1 1909.
:
2 508
48 '05 J-J $29,500r Jan 1 '15-20-25 Population In 1909(est.)3,000 to 3 640
Road Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
8,500r-Jan. 1 '10-26 INT. payable in Rockville Centre.
A-04340,000___Oct 15 1917 3.65s '02 J-J
4s
Gold Bonds.
M-N 375,000_Nov 15 1917
43 g
J-J $151,000g_Ju1y 11910 4s
Clerk.
J-D 55,000__Dec 27 1917 ROME. A. R. Kessinger, Mayor; A. L. MacMaster,
4s
Funding Bonds.
This city is in Oneida County. Incorporated March 8 1870.
J-D1339,000___Dec 1 1917
J-D4240,000__Dec 1 1927 4s
4s
Water Bonds.
When Due.
J-D 290,000_Deo 15 1917 LOANS4s
J-D 50,000_Dec 15 1917 4s
33.4s
J-J $160,000_Sept 15 1911
Sewer Bonds.
J-J 400,000__May 1 1922
4s g
Building Bonds.
J-J 4135,000_Apr 15 '10-'21 4s '08 J-J 100,000r_ July 1 1928
M-N 275,000gNov 1 1016 4s
J-D$120,000___Dec 15 1927 ‘is
4s
00,000____Nov 2 1928
45
A-0 618,000__Apr 1 1917 ($5,000 yearly to 1920; bal. due 1921) 4s '08 J-J
Other Bonds.
50,000r___Apr 5 1929
J-J 337,000.Apr 15 1921 4s '09 J-J
A-0 135 000_Oct 1 1917 48
J-J $100,000___Jan 1 '10-'19 4s
4s
4s '09 J-J 155,000r_ __July 1 1929
Street Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Novi '09_44,488,000
M-N $19,500_Nov 1 '10-'22 TOTAL DEBT Nov 13 1009 $758,500
N. Y. City's proportion_3,543,384.40 45
550,000
A-0 12,000 Apr 15 '10-'21 Water debt (Included)
Nassau's proportion_ _ _ _ 944,615 60 45
Assessed valuation 1909___7,162,024
INTEREST Is payable in Rome Total tax (per 41,000) 1908__$33.03
RENSSELAER. J. W. Adams, Treasurer.
16,562
Population in 1905
This city, formerly the village of Greenbush, was incorporated April 1897, and New York City.
and is in Rensselaer County. A bill passed by the Legislature of 1901 ROME SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. D. J. Kelly, Supt. Schools
annexed to the city the village of Bath-on-the-Hudson and part of the town
When Due, BOND. DEBT Oct 26 '09_ $78,250
LOANSof East Grcenbush.
Paving Bonds (Continued)
$7,000r_July 1 '10-'17 Assessed valuation 1909_5,903,519
J-J
330
When Due.
LOANS$945.60r_Apr 30 '10 4s
4Ms'09 A-0
F-A 30,250r_Feb 1 '10-'18 School tax rate (per $1,000) '09.47.80
Fire Department Bonds
17,000r_Apr 30 '11-'27 4s '09 114-S 41,000__Mch 1 '10-'28 INTEREST payable In Rollie.
4s '05 M-S $2,000r Sept 28 '10 '11
1,017.52__Oct 1 1910
8,000r_Oct 30 '10-'25 4,34s'09 A-0
430'08 A-0
16,000Oct 1 '11-26 RYE (Village). Geo. L. Henderson, Clerk.
5,500r_Oct 30 '10-'20
430'08 A-0
Voting Machine Bonds.
Sewer Bonds (City's portion).
This village is in Westchester County.
Dec
$625r __Dec 1 1010 LOANSDock Bonds.
434s'09 M-N j $680.78r_Nov 15 1910 4s
When Due.
School Bonds
5s '08 M-S $15.000r_Mch 10 '13-'37
12,500r_Nov 15 '11-'15
Sewer Bonds.
434s
M-S $14,000c_Mch 18 '10-16 Is '08 M-S$300,000r_Mch 10 '13-'38 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ 4480,000
,
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1009_ _7,960,360
$56,0000 Sept 11 19115,000c Aug 1 1911
Sep
43
Fire House Bonds.
F-A{ 6,000c Aug 1 1918 5s '08 11,1-S $40.000r_Mch 10 '13-'38 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
32,000c Oct 20 1911 4s
4s
Oct
Tax rate (per $1,000) i909_ _$1O.26
_$10.26
7,000c Aug 1 1921
72,0000 Dec 15 1911
Street Improvement Bonds.
Dec
4s
'n
30 000c Oct 115912 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_4419,713 55 '08 M-S$125,000r_Mch 10 '13-'38 Pop in 1909 (est.) _4,500 to 5,000
4s
A-0
48,703
87,000c July 15 '10-'38 Sinking fund
4s
INTEREST payable at Central Trust Co. In New York City.
J-J
J-J
4s
529.000r July 15 '10-'38 Assessed valuation 1901L_5,600,000
4,000r_ _July 15 1937 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___421.45 RYE (Town). Edwin F. Studwell, Supervisor.
10,715
15,000r July 1 '10-'24 Population In 1905
4s '04J-J
This town is in Westchester County.
12,000
48 '05M-S
6,000r Sept 28 '10-'15 Population in 1900 (est.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_ _$523,000
LOANS2,000r Oct 26 '10-'11
48'05A-0
Assessed valuation 1908__19,290,306
Highway Bonds.
INTEREST Is largely payable at the Albany County Bank.
J-D $113,000r_J'ne 1 '09-'32 (Assessin't about 85% actual value.)
334s
-__
COUNTY. Arthur MacArthur, Treasurer; 4;0'00 Bonds 10,000r_ Feb 1 13-'22 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908.._$19.16
RENSSELAER
18,077
Population in 1905
Park
Edwin Morrison, Deputy County Treasurer.
20,000
3.85g'09F-A$400,000r_Feb 15 '19-38 Population in 1908 (est.)
County seat is Troy.
4s g '09 F-A 40,000r Feb 15 '19-'58
Hospital Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Port Chester.
4s '09 M-N $30,000r...May 1 '10-'24
Court-House Bonds (reg.)Highway Bonds.
33.8'94 A-0 $6,000r___ Apr 1 1910
RYE UNION FREE SCH. DIST. NO. I. C. C. Holden, Clerk. P. 0.
,
3%5'05 A-0 120.000r__Apr 1 '11-'30 334s'05 F-A $60,000r__Feb 1 '10-'33
Mamaroneck.
330'96 A-0 105,000r__Apr 1 '31-'45 3%5'00 F-A 27,000r...Feb 1 '10-'30 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1008_42,568,315
330'97 A-0 25,000r__Apr I '41-'45 4s '07 F-A 78,000r....Feb 1 '10-'35 4.30s'07J-D 126.000.. June 1 '17-'42 (Assessment about 84 c;f:. actual value)
F-A 50,000r__Feb 1 '10-'34 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1909_ $51,250 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_46.73
4s '09
Armory Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
3545'02 F-A $20,000r_ _Feb 1 '10-'19
4,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
3%3'05 F-A $26,000c__Feb 1 '10-'35
Sinking Fund Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Mamaroneck in New York exchange.
335'97 A-0 $75.000r_ _Apr 1 '13-'17 33.0'06 F-A 27,000r__Feb 1 '10-'36
4s '07 F-A 18,000r_Feb 1 '10-'27 RYE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3. W. Billingtoa, Clerk
War Bonds (renewal).
and Trustee.
House of Industry lids.(renew.).
4s '97 F-A 414,000c_ _Feb 1 '10-'1(3
3%5'00 F-A 21 .000c_ _Feb 1 '10-'30 3 Sis'02 F-A $26,000c_ _Feb 1 '10-'22 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _$4,555,778
3%3'99 F-A 12,000c_Feb 1 '10-'21 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4790,000 5s '09 Nov 435,000„Nov 1 '14-'33 School tax (per $1,000) 1908 $075
330'01 F-A
8,000c__Feb 1 '10-'17 Total assessed val. 190888,887,000 BOND. DEBT July 1909__$59,500
(Assessment about full value.)
Toll Road Bonds.
330'92 F-A 442,000r_ _Feb I '10-'23 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _44.39 RYE AND HARRISON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Population in 1005
122,637
NO.6. E. L. Gilbert (P. 0. Harrison), Clerk Bd. Educ.
INTEREST on registered bonds is payable at the office of the County
When Due., BOND. DEBT May 1909_ _ $69,000
LOANSTreasurer; on coupon bonds at National State Bank, Troy.
5s '08 M-N $65,000c ____1917-19421Assessed valuation 1908___1,665,000
1
1
1
1
RICHMOND COUNTY. See New York City.
ROCHESTER. Chas. F. Pond, Comp.; L. M. Otis, Treas.
Rochester is the county seat of Monroe County. Incorporated 1834.
LOANSEast Side Trunk Sewer
When Due.
J-J $150,000r Jan 1 '22-'27
se)
Consolidated Loan.
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
$51,000r_Apr 15 1912
3%s'82 F-A{ 40,000r_ _July 1 1912 3%s
J-J 300,000r Jan 1 '10-'21
9,000r_ __Sept 1 1912
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
School Bonds.
J-J 250,000r Jan 1 '28-'37
3%s
4e'06-'09J-J $300,000r_June 1 '11-'22 34s '04J-J 100,000r July 1 38-'41
Bridge Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
3s '90 cf-J $100,000r ,.Jan 1 1920
Park Bonds.
(Subject to call Jan 1 1900.)
3s '88 J-J 4300,000r July 1 1928
$30'91 J•J $100,000r July 1 1922
(Subject to call July 1 1808.)
(Subject to call July 1 1002.)
3%8'96 J-J $60,000r___Jan 1 1936
3%s'92 J-J $100,000r_Sept 1 1921
(Subject to call Feb 20 1906.)
(Subject to call Sept 1 1901.)
High School Bonds.
Convention Hall Bonds
1 1912
35is'02 J-J $20,000r Jan
4s '09 J-D $100,000r __June 1 1939
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1007.)
SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6. Cornelius It.
Sleight, Secretary.
This district is located in the town of Easthampton, Suffolk County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 17 '09_ $59,800
LOANSOct $24,000c_Oet 1 '10.'17 Assessed valuation 1008__1,287,362
4s
Nov 35,800r_Nov 1 '18-28 Sonool tax (per $1,0001 1908 __$14.50
5s
INTEREST payable at the Pet:onto Bank of Sag Harbor
ST. JOHNSVILLE. II. Van Valkenburg, Clerk.
This village Is In Montgomery County.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
IVhen Due.
04'0)1 Nov $34.001,r . Noir 1 '11-35
,
4!
Water Bonds.
-Aug 1 '10-'18 BOND. DEBT Oct 11 1909_479,500
Aug $9,000t
4%s
3.0001-_ M.ty 15 '19-'21 Assessed valuation HAW__ _ 971,375
May
434s
Jan
3,5001'_J tn 1 '10-'1(s Assessment about 31 actual value.)
4345
7.500r_ Moty 1 '10-'24 Tel rate (per $1,000) 1909._ _$11.93
May
4s
2,172
4s
Sept 15,000r_Sept 2 '10-'24 Population In l905_
7,500r_July 1 '10-'24 Population in 1000 (est.)
2,300
July
334s
Nov., 1909.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SALAMANCA. E. F. Fenton, Deputy Clerk.
This village is in Cattaraugus County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Light Bonds.
Water Bonds
5s '07 F-A 54,500r_Aug 1 '09-'17
55 '07 F-A $18,000r_Aug 1 '10-'27 58 '07 F-A
6,000r_Aug 1 '12-'23
4s '06 F-A
13,500
___
2,000r_Aug 1 '10-11 3.85s
3.858
__
67,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1909_ $169,230
Park Bonds.
Floating debt
16,000
4.408'09A-0 $10,000 Oct 1 '10-29 Water debt (included)
94,000
Paying Bonds
Assessed valuation 1008_1,267,045
4.898'06F-A $0,558 04 Aug 1 '10-'26 (Assessment about 1-3 actual val.)
3%s
-__
21,051 84
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_$21.40
4.955
___
Population In 1905
10,651 32
5,455
Sidewalk Bonds
Population In 1009 (est.)
6,500
45
___ $12,000
INTEREST on the water bonds of 1906 is payable at the Salamanca
Trust Company in Salamanca.
SALAMANCA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. W. K. Harrison, President.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909___$94,000
$20,000__Nov 1 '11-20 Assessed valuation 1909_1,289,068
4%s'09 J-J 1 30,000__Nov 1 '21-30 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_516.60
40,000 Nov 1 '31-'40 Population in 1909 (est.)
7,000
INTEREST payable at Salamanca Trust Co. In New York Exchange.
SALINA. Fred. Wyker, Supervisor (P. 0. Liverpool).
This town is In Onondaga County
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908..51,414,109
LOANSRailroad Aid Bonds.
I
(Assessment about full value.)
1910-1937 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_ _510.639
48
M-S $97,200
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909..$97,200 Populatior in 1905
-3,826
INTEREST payable in New York City at the Unlon Trust Co.
57
LOANSWhen Due, GEN'L BONDS Oct 1'09 $3,104,427
Sewer Bon dS-(COntintled)
Floating debt
400,000
M-N $13,000r May
1 1932 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '09_3,504,427
11-N 105,000r May 1 '10-'30 Sinking fund
389,679
(15,000r May 1 '10-'14 NET DEBT Oct 1 1909...3,114,748
4s '04 11-N 420,000r May 1 '15-'19 Water debt (Included)._ 841,000
125,000r May 1 '20-24 Water sinking fund
377,555
48 '06 11-S 30,000r_Sep 15 '09-'14 Assessed valuation,(incl)
real__42,995,006
4 %s'06 A-0 120,000r_Oct 15 '15-'26 Assessed val., personal_ __ _2,436,700
448'07 J-D 370,000r_ ._June 1 1927 Total valuation 1908
45,431,706
4 Ms'08 A-0 171 ,000r_ _Apr 1 '10-'28 (Assessment about
70% actual value)
Building Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___421.50
3%8'05 M-S $30,000r_Sept 1911-'25 Population in 1905
58,387
Temporary loan ctfs. 4s_
$72,344 Population in 1907
77,666
INTEREST payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
4s '02
4s '03
SCHENECTADY COUNTY. A. J. McMillan, Treasurer.
County seat is Schenectady.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
Court-House Bonds
430'09 F-A$200,000c_Feb
435s'08 J-J J584,000c_July 1 '10-'16 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 '09_ 1 '10-29
$300,000
1 4,000c _July 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1908__53,695,322
4s '09 J-J Jl6,000c.July 1 '17&'25 (Assessment about 80%
actual value)
84,000c_July 1 '18-'24 Population in 1909 (est.)
80,000
INTEREST on the 4% % court-house bonds is
Savings Bank, Rochester; on the court-house 4s at payable at the Rochester
the Citizens' Trust Co. In
Schenectady; on the funding bonds at the Brooklyn Savings Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SCOTIA. Dr. H. V. Mynderse, Pres.; H. H. Johnson, Clerk.
This
village is in Schenectady County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Renewal Bonds.
Drainage Bonds.
1922
4.908'06F-A $12,000c_Aug 1 '10-'11 4'%s'09 F-A ($2,000
SANDY HILL. W. E. Young, Clerk.
I 4,600
1923
Is '07 F-A
8,500r_Nov 1 '12-27
This village Is in Washington County. Incorporated in 1810.
I 5,000
1924
Village Hall Bonds.
LOANSBOND. DEBT Nov 13 '09__$213,000
When Due.1BOND DEBT Nov 6 1909_$159,382
Sewer Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1909._ .2,167,680 4.908'06F-A $4,000c_Aug 1 '10-'11 Assessed valuation 1908_ 1,058,000
I -A
,
6,000r__Nov 1 '12-'27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____518 90
3%s
F-A $3,500 Aug 1 '10 301 (Assessment about ;.i actual value.) 58 '07 '
Water Bonds.
3 yo
Population in 1905.,
F-A 19,284 72_Augl'10-'301Tax rate(per $1,000) 1909--$19.06
2,168
4.90s '06 F-A$26.000c_Aug 1 '10-35 Population 1909 (postal
Paying Bonds.
1Population in 1905
census) 2,850
5,321 5s '07 F-A
9,500r_ _Nov 1 '12-'27
4 %a
F-A $59,600_Aug 1 '10-'32 Population in 1909 (est.)
5,500
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is payable at the Schenectady Trust Co
F-A 33,822 08_Aug l'10-'321INTEREST payable at New York
3.8s
SARANAC LAKE. S. A. Miller, Clerk.
SEA CLIFF. Peter Rohrbach Jr., Clerk.
This village is in Nassau County. Incorporated in 1883.
This village is in Franklin County. Incorporated in June 1892.
LOANSLOANS1Vhen Due.
When Due.)BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_ ...$39,350
Sidewalk Bonds.
Shore Front Purchase Bonds.
Fire Alarm Bonds.
3358'01 F-A $11,000r ..___1910-1031
,
School bonds (additional)_
10,000
5s g '07 M-N $2,500c_Nov 1 '12-16 Sinking fund
53,500r,Tan 1 '13-'19
58 '08 .J-.7
Sewer Bonds
1,115
Street Improvement Bonds
48 '02 F-A $32,000
M-N 9,350c_Nov 1 '10-'27 Assessed valuation 1909_1,494,00
1010-1032 4'4s
Highway Bonds
4 MS'08 1I-S J $1,000r_ Sept 11025 4s '06 J-J
,000r_
Village tax (per $1,000) '09..419.70
18,000r_Julv 1 '31-'66
124 000r Sept 1 '26-'37 4%s
M-S $27,500c_Sept 1 '10-'20 Population in 1905
s-a
13,000r_Sept 1 '13-'38 5s
1,750
4%8'09 11-S
9,000__Sept 1 '25-33 4%8'09 M-S
Population in 1909 (est.)
9,000_ _Sept 1 '14-31
2,500
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _$234,000
INTEREST payable at Sea Cliff Bank.
1923 Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,016,260
5s '04 July $28,000r
1924 (Assessment about % actual value.) SENECA FALLS (Town). W. H. Hurly, Supervisor.
5s '96 Jan 10,000r
_
38'01 F-A 42,000r ___--------- Village tax (per $1,000) 1909_415.00
%
This town is in Seneca County.
4s '03 F-A 41,478r ____1010-1933 Population in 1905
When Due. Total valuation 1907
53,837,721
3,834 LOANS32,000r__July 1 '35-'66 Population in 1909 (est)
48 '06 J-J
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
5,000
5,000r_Jan 1 '36-'40
4s '06 J-J
48
J-J $50,000c_July 1 '10-14 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907__.$7.41
INTEREST payable at Saranac Lake
Os
J-J
_1
Population in 1900
7,308
TOTAL DEBT eict 1908. $170,000 Population in 1905
7,544
SARATOGA COUNTY. John K. Wallbridge, Treasurer.
INTEREST on 5s Is payable by the Metropolitan Trust Co. New York
Ballston Spa is tile county seat.
City; on 4s at N. W. Harris & Co.. New York City.
LOANSIVhen Due.
Road Bonds
Building Bonds.
5s '09 F-A $100,000_Feb 5 '14-'18 SENECA FALLS (Village). John M. Guion, Clerk.
($10,000c_Feb 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 '09.. $149,000
This village is in Seneca County. Incor.In 1831; re-incorporated in 1902.
3%8'02 F-A I 12,000c___Feb 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1909_27,253,660 LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
13000c_ _Feb 1 1912 Population in 1905
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 F-A J$3,000.___ Feb 1 1910
62,654
14,000c___Feb 1 1913
4%8'06 A-0 $63,466 66cOct 1'09 '36
120,000. t
_F
INTEREST Is payable at office of County Treasurer.
4.70s'08 J-J 47,850_11ch 2 '10-38 BOND. DEB I' Aug 1
"1909_$142,237
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _3.148,036
SARATOGA SPRINGS. A. L. Churchill, Receiver of Taxes. 335s .J-D $7,920c
,
Dec 1912 Village tax (per $1,000) 1909414.82
Tills village is in Saratoga County
Incorporated 1866.
PopulatIon in 19(19 (est.) 7.000
LOANSWhen Due.
Village Hall Bonds
INTEREST is payable at the Exchange National Bank and the State
Water Bonds.
4s
Aug 155.000c&rAug 1 '10-20 Bank of Seneca Falls in Seneca Falls.
6s
M-S $5,000r Sept 1 1910
Sewer Bonds.
SENECA FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. F. J. Medden, Clerk.
5s
M-S 35,000c&rScptl '11-'17 58
M-S $2,000c.Sept I '10-'11 BONE). DEBT Oct 4 1909_
25,000c&rSept 1 '10-14 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _5302,000 Assessed valuation 1909__ _ _$27,0001School tax (per $1.000) 1909._ _57.00
_3,2 1.4941PopulatIon In 1909 (est.)
7.500
4s
M-S1 12,000r Sept 1 '15-'16 Total assessed val. 1909_$6,543,485
INTEREST payable at Village Treasurer's office.
3,000r Sept 1 1917
(Assessment 1-3 actual value.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909.....$37.40 SKA.NEATELES UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
45
M-S $35,000c&rSept '10-'16 Population in 1909(est)
13,000
10. E. C. Miller, Clerk.
4s
M-S 130,000r Sept 1 '17-'29 Population in 1900
12.409
This district is in Onondaga County.
INTEREST at the office of the Receiver of Taxes in Saratoga Springs
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation
SAUGERTIES UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10. 48 '09 Oct$16,000 Oct 1 '10-'25 (Assessment about 190)__$1,250,000
i
4 actual value.)
3
24,000_ _Oct 1 '26-37 School tax (per $1,000) 1909...54.86
J. W. Lackey, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909..540,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
1,700
This district is in Ulster County.
INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of Skaneateles.
LOANSWhen Due. 1 BOND. DEBT Oct 23 1909..578,960
43s'08 M-N $23,000r_ _Oct 31 '10-'321Assessed valuation 1909...1,746,712 SOLVAY. Francis L. Worth, President.
45
53,815_ _Nov 1 '10-'561School tax (per $1,000) 1909_59.89
___
This village is in Onondaga County.
Population in 1009 (est.)
When Due. Water debt & sinking fund_ $83,830
4,000 LOANSINTEREST payable at First Nat onal Bank.
Street Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1909_ ..4,655,000
4%8'09 J-D $150,000_June 1 14-'38 Population in 1905
SCARSDALE. Frank Sibley Clerk.
4,196
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909__$312,0001Population in 1909 (est.)
5,500
This town is in Westchester County. Incorporated March 7 1778.
INTEREST on street bonds payable at Chase National Bank, N. Y.
LOANSWhen Due.
Highway Bonds ((Jon.).
Highway Bonds
4s
M-N $18,500r __ _1911-1026 SOUTHAMPTON. W. D. Van Brunt, President.
58
J-J $15,000r _ _1910-1924 BONI). DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _ 491,450
This village is in Suffolk County. Incorporated in 1894.
3%s
M-N { 5,000r _ _ _1910-1914 Assessed valuation 1908...3,943,355 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909..53,050,000
30,000r ___1915-1929 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
School Bonds
(Assessment about full value.)
3%8
M-N 17,000r_May 1 '22-'30 Tax rate (per $1,000) 190849.61 2-3 4s
J-J $11,000c _ _ _1910-1921 Village tax (per $1,000) 1908.48.00
48
11-N f 2,000r __1930-1931 Population in 1905
Macadam Road Bonds
1,018
Total tax (per 81.000) 1908...15.60
1
500r
1932 Population in 1909 (est.)
J-J $22,500r _ _ _ _1910-1918 Population in 1909 (est.)
1,209 3.885
2,300
48
M-N
5,150r ____1917-1921
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909____536,000 Population in 1905
2,213
INTEREST payable in White Plains at Central Bk. of Westchester Co.
INTEREST payable in Southamptt n
SCHENECTADY. Olin S. Luffman, Comptroller; Peter II. STEUBEN COUNTY. F. Havens, Clerk Bd. of Superv.
Bath is the county seat.
Bernardi, Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due.
This city is situated in the county of the same name, and was incorporated In 1798.
LOANSWhen Due.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $36,000r_July 20 '10-'11
38 '89 F-A $30,000r Feb 11 '10-15
Water Bonds.
3s '90 F-A 20,000r Feb 1 '16-'19 45 '85 M-N $60,000r_Nov 1 '10-'15
3,000r Apr 1 1920 as 'DO F-A 13,000r_ Aug 1 1911
48 99 A-01 15,000r Apr 1 '21-23 4s
O{
F-A 16,000r_Aug 1 '12-'13
4s '00 F-A 36,000r Aug I '16-20 48 '93 F-A 28,000r_Aug 15 '11-'13
(See V. 71, p. 202.)
4s
M-N 15,000r__May 151911
48 '02 F-A 60,000r Aug 1 '21-'32 4s
11-N 40,000r__May 15 1912
4s '03 J-J 120,000r July 1 '10-'33 4s
11-N 40,000r....May 15 1013
6s
Aug
1,980c_Aug 15 '10-18 48
M-N 60,000rMay 15 1014
Dec
68
1,323e_Dec
'10-20 4s
M-N 60,000r__May 15 1915
5s
Nov
1,500c_Nov '10- 14 48
J-J
30,000r_July
33.s '05A-0 15,000r Apr 1 '11-'15 3s '86 M-N 10,000r___Nov15 1916
1 1916
4s '06 J-J J50,000r_July 15 '11-20 4s
J-D 32,000r_June 1917-18
160,000r_July 15 '21-26 4s
J-J
15,000r___July 1 1919
00'07 J-D I27,000r_June 1 '10-'18 4s
F-A 15,000r___Aug 1 1921
130,000r_ __June 1 1027210,000r_Aug 15 '16-'21
4 %s'08 J-J 342,000r_July 15 '10-'28 48
F-A{ 50,000r__Aug 15 1922
Assessment & Delic. Bonds.
59,000r _Aug 15 1923
4s '02 F-A $20,000r Feb 1 '23-'26 4s
F-A 13,000r___Aug 1 1910
48 '04 M-N 50,000r May I '15-'24 3%8'04 J-J
75,000r.July 15 '10-24
6,000r June 1 1912
Sewer Bonds.
4s '01 J-D
i
i 5,000r June 1 1913 45 '91 A-0 $10,000r Oct
1 1920
45 '03 M50,000r May 1 '10-'19 48 '92 A-0 10,000r Oct
1 1921
Fire Bonds
4s '94 F-A 15,000r Aug
1 1022
48 '00 F-A $5,000r Feb 1910-'14 48 '96 J-J
5,000r July 15 1023
45 '00 J-I) 25,000r June 1916-'19 Is '90 F-A 10,000r Aug
1 1911
9s '01 J-I) 10,000r June 1 1927 4s'98 J-D 15,000r June 1 1924
4s '01 J-D 15,000r June 1 1929 48 '99 J-J
15,000r July
1 1025
4s '03 J-J
40,000r July 1 '16-'23 48 '00 J-D 25,000r June 1912-'15
4s '04 M-N 110,000r May 1 '10-'14 4s '01 J-D 30,000r 1926-'28 &'30
130,000r May 1 '15-'24 45 '02 M-N f 35.000r May 1 '23-'29
3 %s'07 J-D 20,000r_ Dec 1 '11-'20
120,000r May 1 '30-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909___ _155,000
Court House Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
41.201,284
5s '07 M-S $30,000r__May 1 '13-18 County tax (per $1,000) 1908..$3.57
4s '03 J-J
15,000r_July 1 '10-'12 Population in 1905
81,814
Jail Repair Bonds.
5s '07 Sept $10,000r_May 1 '10-11
INTEREST on the court-house bonds is payable at the New York.State
National Bank at Albany: on tile jail-repair bonds at the Farmers' do Mechanics' Bank of Bath
•
SUFFOLK COUNTY. Chas. R. Fitz, Treasurer.
.County seat Is Riverhead.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$30,000
Road Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908.69,152,186
4%8'08 J-J $75,000r ...I910-l924 (Assessment about U actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909.. $80,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1908.-82.25
INTEREST payable at the County Treasurer's office.
SULLIVAN COUNTY. A. A. Calkin, Treasurer.
Monticello is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSCourt-House and Jail Bonds.
48 '09 J-J $150,000c__Jan 1 '10-'39
BOND. DEBT Aug 5 19094150,000
Floating debt
$5,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ ..6,443,277
Sta.te&Co.ta.x(per $1,000) '08_511.12
Population in 1905
34,795
SYRACUSE. R. J. Shanahan, Comptroller; Jacob D.
Stemmler, City Treasurer; George J. Metz, City Clerk.
Syracuse Is situated in Onondaga County. Incorporated Dec. 13 1847.
The village of Elmwood was annexed on Jan. 1 1900.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
3%8'01 F-A $30,000r___Aug '10-21
45 '99 J-D $915,000r_Dec 30 1929 3%8'02 J-J
80,600r_July 1 '10-22
Collegiate Bonds.
40'07 M-N 58,500r_May 15 '10-27
48 '96 J-D$100,000r___Dec 1 1926 %s'07 J-J
22,500r_July 15 '10-27
Harbor Brook Improvement Bonds 4s '09 A-0 150,000r_Apr 1 '10-'29
3353'02 11-N 16.500r Nov 1 '10-'22
City Hall Refunding Bonds.
358'03 A-0
9,800r_ _Apr 1 '10-'23 4s 1
09 F-A $300,000r Aug 2 '10-'29
58
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
Funded Debt Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '04 J-D$204,000r_ _June 1 '10-'24
Local Improvement Bonds.
Water Bonds
1910
48 '01 F-A $24,000r___Feb
1910 48 '94 J-J $500,000r___Ju1y 1 1920
5,500r__ _Feb
48 '01 F-A
3148'02 A-0 28,000r_ _Apr 1 '10-'11 316s J-J 2,300,000r__July 1 1920
J-J 1,000,000r_ _ _July 1 1920
57.000r_ July 1 '10-'12 35
48 '03 J-J
48 '03 J-D 84,000r__Dec 1 '10-'12 3148'97 J-J 200,000r_Jan 1 '27-'28
4s '05 J-J 110,000r ..Jan 1 '10-'14 3343'01 A-0 60,000r__Apr 1 '10-'21
430'06 A-0 157.500r__Oct 1 '10- 16 410'08 J-J 475,000r_ _July 1 '10-'28
434s'07 F-A 128.000r_Aug 1 '10-17 4s '08 J-J 300,000r..July 1 '29-'40
Fire Alarm & City Hall
48 '08 F-A 12.800r__Feb 1 '10-'13
410'08 M-S 193,500r_Sept 1 '10-'18 45 '09 A-0 $150.000r_Apr 1 '10-'29
High School Bonds.
410'08 M-S 20,000r_Sept 1 '10-'13
410'09 M-S 20,000r_Sept 1 '10-'14 4s '06 M-N $42,500r_May 15 '10-26
4 14s'09 M-S 120,000r_Sept 1 '10-'19 4148'06 M-N 191,250r_May '10-26
Onondaga Creek Improve't Bonds. 3168'00 J-J 360,000r_ _July 1910-'45
33.0'02 J-D $32,500r__Dec 1 '10-'22 City's share town of Salina
$13,045
bonds
48 '04 M-N 18,750r_ May 1 '10-24
City's share town of OnonPark Bonds
215
daga bonds
$15,000r___Aug '10-'21
33.s'01 F-A
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_8,941,293
Library Bonds
875
3168'01 F-A $22,800r___Aug '10-'21 Sinking fund
Water debt (Included).._ _ 4,335,000
Bridge Bonds.
13,183
3348'01 F-A $8,400r___Aug '10-'21 Temporary loans
4,645,155
430'09 M-S 17,000r_Sept 1 '10-'14 Assessed val.. personal
6,956,000
Franchises
Fire Department Bonds.
3%8'01 F-A $25,200r___AUg '10-'21 Total valuation 1909_ _101,255,493
M-N 15,080r_ _May 1 '01.'22 (Assessment about 89 %actual value)
3148'02
410'07 A-0 54,000r.. Met 1 '01-27 City tax rate (per *1,000)'09419.38
117,503
Population in 1905
.Court House Bonds.
4168'07 A-0$180,000r_Aug 1 '10-27 Population In 1909 (est.) ___ _128,000
Sewer Bonds.
43.0'07 J-J $45,000r__July 1 '10-27
48 '08 J-D 190,000r_July 1 '10-'28
INTEREST on the water 3s, 3348 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 $150,000. $58,500 and $22,500 school bonds, the
court-house and sewer bonds, water 4 s, 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.
.-4
.• '0019rtii*1 •.1 1144 10
TARRYTOWN. • k 1.4- •
,
0
161
• • •
This village Is in Westchester County. Incorporated 1870.
• • •
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS48 M-S&J-D $26.250 -----191t)-1916
Water Bonds.
48
J-D $27,000__June 1 '10-'18 TOTAL DEBT Jan 190. $423,000
J-D 75 000____June 1 1919 Total assessed val 1908_11,142,060
45
J-D 180.000___ _June 1 1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _ _$7.00
48
5,370
,
3318'04 F-A 34,000Aug 1 '10-'26 Population In 1905
4,770
J-I) 65 000___June 1 1919 Population In 1909
48
bonds is payable at the Tarrytown National Bank.
INTEREST on sewer
Lxxx
Miscellaneous Bonds
5s '05 Nov 11.000c_Nov 15 '10-'14
48 '05 M-N 35,856r_May 1 '10-'25
46.080r_July 15 '10-'25
4s '05 J-J
3.646r___Oct 1 1913
4s '05 A-0
4s '06 M-S 38,150r_Mch 27 '10-'26
4s '06 J-D 106.250c June 15 '10-'26
Public Building Bonds.
48
M-S $15.000r_Sept 20 1910
M-N 11,500r__Nov 20 1911
4s
J-D 12,000r__June 1 '10-11
38
F-A
4s
9,800r_Aug 1 1918
314s M2N 29,119 92r_Nov 15'1O-21
M-N 30,000r_Nov 1 '10-'12
3168
M-N 12,000r___Nov 1 1913
$148
F-A 50,000r_Feb 15 '10-'14
314s
410'07 F-A 67,244.40r.Augl'10-27
4s '09 F-A 15,500__Aug 1 '10-'19
-Annexed Jan. 1 1901.
LANSINGBURG BONDS
Water Bonds -(Continued.)
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $10,000c.._ July 1 1939
4s
Sewer Bonds,
M-N 15.000c___May 1 1941
F-A $16,000o....__1910-1912 4s
45
A-0 15,000c_..May 1 1935
4s
Water Bonds.
F-A 25,000r__Aug 1 1920
4s
M-S $30,0000___Mch 1 1914
4s
M-N 20,000r__ _Nov 1 1950
M-S 40,000o_ ..Mch 1 1924 45
4s
F-A 60,000c_.. Aug 1 1949
M-S 60,000c___March 1934 4s
48
M-N 25,000c___Nov 1 1938 Bonds outstand Oct 1 1908_5320,000
6
4
12,595
Po ulation in 1900
INTEREST is paid at office of City Treasurer
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. ETC.
Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06.
$1,818,145 $1,796,709 $1,751,578 $1,550,752
Municipal debt
1,829,647
2,182,034
2,159,897
2,340,647
Water debt
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds
4148'08 J-J $23,750_July 15 '10-'28
416s'08 J-D 42,750r_Dec 1 '10-'28
22,200 July 6 '10-'29
4s '09 J-J
•
Park Bonds.
A-0 $5,000r___Oct 1 1910
3s
4,000r._ _June 1 1911
J-D
35is
2.000r_June 1 '12-'13
J-D
3s
4,000r_ _-June 1 1914
J-D
3s
A-0 160,000r__Oct 1 '10-'41
3s
4s '05 F-A 28,000r___Aug 1 1925
4s '06 A-0 48.802 98r_Apr 11926
48 '07 M'S 23,197_ _ _ _Mch 1 1927
4)6s '08M-S 28,500r_Mch 20 '10-'28
,
410'08 M-N 28,500_May 15 '10-'28
4s '09 M-N 20,000r May 11 '10-'29
$4,158,792 $3,956,606 $3,933,612 $3,380,399
Total debt
The sinking fund on Jan. 1 1909 aggregated $179,397, of which $96,677
sinking fund. The above debt does not include assessment
was water-debt
bonds amounting to $44,120.
-The interest and principal of the water-works bonds
WATER BONDS.
are provided for by the Water Department from water rents.
-Assessment is understood to be on a basis
ASSESSED VALUATION.
of about full value.
Total Tax
Assessed Valuation
ver$1,000
Total.
Personal.
Real.
Years
•
$53,801,357 $2,972,501 $56,773,858
1908
55,981,974 •$21 79
2,1)54,453
53,027,521
1907
•19 73
54,250,172
2,877,727
1905
51.372,445
19 71
49,147,549
5,341,258
43,806,291
1900
18 45
47,049,979
5,198,587
41,851,392
1890
44 20
15,807,596
3 222,076
12,644,475
1880
18 90
7,972,386
3,143,981
4,828,405
1850
4 70
3,143,143
1.780,602
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 1908 was $18 20; In Sycaway
School District, $17 07; in St. Mary's School District, $15 73; in annexed
territory of North Greenbush,$15 73• and in Wards 15, 16 and 17 (formerly
Lansingburg) $13 76. The State and County tax In all districts for 1907
was $4.248.
-In 1905, 76,910' in 1900 it was 60,651, excluding the
POPULATION.
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.
THERESA. Geo. P. Schwarz, Treas.; W. D. Morrow, Clerk.
This village is In Jefferson County. Incorporated July 29 1871.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_451,900
LOANS19.500
Water debt (included)
Electric Light Bonds.
554.640
'06 Sep $7,000r_Sept 1 '11-'17 Assessed valuation 1908
4s
3.74s'05Nov 20,000r_Nov 1 '10-'29 (Assessment about full value.)
$8.00
3,000r_Aug 1 '10-'14 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
48 '05 Aug
892
1,800r__Apr 1 '10-'12 Population in 1005
4 14s'07 Apr
960
Population in 1909 (est.)
Water Bonds
Nov $18,000r__Nov 18 1925 INTEREST on the $7,00011ght bonds
316s
1,500r_Aug 1 '10-'12 is payable in Watertown.
4s
Nov
THOMPSON.
This town is in Sullivan County.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1908_5270,000
LOANS757,256 TRUXTON. John L. Hartnett, Supervisor.
Total valuation 1907
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
1923 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_ _ _$31.43
M-S$150.000r
45
This town Is in Cortland County.
3,739
Population In 1900
M-S 77,000r
35s
Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 0 1900....$96,700
4,165 LOANS- Ald Bonds. When
Population in 1905
White Lake Turnpike.
Assesed valuation 1908 ___ 456,000
Railroad
As '07 Mch 1 $6,000___Sept 1 '10-15
J-J $96,700r__July 15 1912 (Assessment about 3-5 actual val.)
48
• INTEREST on refunding bonds paid at National Union Bank Monticello.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _$21.47
(Subject to call July 15 1002.)
1,188
Population In 1005
ITONDEROGA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
INTEREST payable at First National Bank of Cortland.
C. A. Hunt, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909_ 461,000 TUOKAHOE. T. J. McCarthy, Clerk.
1,559,753
Assessed valuation 1909..__Thls village Is in Westchester County. Incorporated Dec. 8 1892. ••
Highway Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1909-513.55 LOANSWhen Due.
5,000
Population In 1009 (est.)
4.20s'09F-A $10,000r..Aug 1 '14-'33
Street Improvement Bonds.
INTEREST payable at New York.
5s '07 M-N $11,000r_May 1 '12-43 BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_ $104,179
4.758 '08 A-0 3,000r_Apr 1 '13-'18 Assessed valuation 1009_1,548,010
TONAWANDA (City). J. H. Vickers, City Clerk.
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
Sewer Bonds
This city is in Tonawanda Town. Erie County.
4.40s '06M-S $60,000r_Sept 1 '11-'34 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$10.94
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 14 '08_5390,704
CITY LOANS3,000
'13-'241 Population In 1907 (est.)
10,000 4.75s '08 A-0 6.000r.. Apr 1
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
3,975,862 4.75s'08 M-S 4,500r_Sept 1 '13-'211
58 '05 J-J $15,000_ _July 1 1930 Tax valuation 1907
15,000___July '11-'34 (Assessment is 2-3 actual value).
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank of Mt. Vernon.
4%8'06 J-J
City tax (per $1,000) 1907___$17 30
Water Bonds.
7,904 ULSTER COUNTY. Albert H. Cook, Treasurer.
J-J $150.000____Ju1y 1 1912 Population in 1905
45
65.000___July 1 1914
J-J
55
County seat Is Kingston.
Jan 2 23,000_ _Jan 2 '10-32
58
Court-House Bonds 1893 (Ref.)•
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST is payable at the Seaboard National Bank, New York City.
4s
M'S $36,000c-Mch 1 '10-21
Turnpike and Road Bonds,
TONAWANDA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. E. W. Betts, Clerk.
M-S 32,000c_Mch 1 1923
M-N $7.000c__Mch 1 '10-'16 48
4s
M-S 14 000c.._ _Mch 1 1924
This district was formerly Union Free School District No. 3. The schools 4s
M'S 10,000e_Mch 1 '10-'14 45
Jail Bonds.
are now under the city charter.
.Mch 1 '10-'29
M-S 40,000c
4s
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $84,000 48 '05 M-S 18,000c__Mch 1 '10-'18 4s
M-S $50,000e___Mch 11025
LOANSM-S 30,000c___Mch 1 1926
48 '92 A-0 $30,000c ____1913-1922 Assessed valuation 1909__ _4,137,264 4s '06 M-S
8,000c....Mch 1 '10-'13 4s
(Assessment 2-3 actual value.)
M-S 13,000c__Mch 1 1928
48 '07 A-0 42,000c _-__1938-1947
4148 '08M-S 25,000r_Mch 1 '10-'14 4s
'09 _$10.337 410'09 M-S 115,000r_Mch 1 '10-'32
County Bonds,
48 '98 A-0 12,000c ..-1919-1922 School tax (per 81,000)
8,000
M-S $42,000c___Mch '10-'23
'Population in 1909 (est.)
4s
Bonds.
Refunding
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
INTEREST is payable in New York City, on the 4s of 1892 at the Hano- 4s
M-S $20,000c Mch 1 '10-'19
M-S $33,000e_Mch 1 '10-'20
ver National Bank; on other Issues at the Seaboard National Bank.
M-S 33,000c_ _Mch 1 '10.'20 4s
48
M-S 50,000c_ _Mch 1 '10-'19
M-S 39,000c_ _Mch 1 '10-'22 48
48
TONAWANDA (Town). H.A. Zimmerman, Clerk.
-House Bonds.
Poor
M-S 42.000c_ _Mch 1 '10-'23
4s
This town is In Erle County.
'10-'20
M-S 30,0000__Mch 1 '10-'19 4s '05 M-S $22,000c_Mch 1 '10-'13
When Due. BOND, DEBT July 1909_ $196,000 48
LOANS8,000cMch 1
M-S 32,000c..Moh 1 '10-'25 45 '06 M-S
Town valuation 1908__3,617 092 48
Paving Bonds.
3 '09. $806,000
M-S 34.000c_Mch 1 '10-'26 BOND. DEBT Apr1908_28,060,531
5s '06 M-N $26,000____Jan 1 1021 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _$4.11 4,
M-S 110,000c_ _Mch 1 '10-'31 Total assessed val.
1,511 4s
314s '06_ ___ 170,000__Jan 1 1921 Town population 1905
86,661
1 '10-'29 Population in 1905
TROY. H. W. Gordinier, Comp.; Chas. F. McLindon, Dep. 4s '05 M-S 40,000c _Mch
86,000
Population in 1900 (est.)
Troy is situated In Rensselaer County. On Jan. 1 1901 a bill known
at office of County Treasurer.
INTEREST Is payable
ita the "Greater Troy Bill" became operative. Under Its provlsions the
village of Lansingburg and portions of the towns of North Greenbush and UNION.
Brunswick became part of the City of Troy.
This place Is In Broome County.
Market Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSWhen Due.1
F-Af $4,000r_Aug 15 '10-'11 LOANS3;is
Publjc Improvement Bonds.
Water Bonds.
I
1 3,000r ,Aug 15 1915
48 '05 A-0553,204 8.)r.Apr 1 '10-'25
5s '08 Dec $32,000__Dec 1 '12-'361
Assessment Bonds.
1912
A-0 15.000r__Oct 16
4s
A-0 40.000r__Oct 16 1013 5s '08 A-0 $16.000r___Apr 151910 UTICA. Fred. G. Reusswig, Comptroller.
4s
4,118.26.July 20 1910
4s
A-0 40,000r__Oct 16 1914 5s '08 J-J
This city Is In Oneida County. Incorporated 1832.
Water Bonds
J-D 15,000r__Dec 1 1910
3168
Public Improvement.
When Due.
F-A $32,0000_Aug 1 '10-'19 LOANSJ-D 20.000r___Dec 1 1911 4s
316s
Jan '10-28
Jan J $95,000
48
Academy and School Bonds.
($8,000 every three years.)
J-D 30.000r___Dec 1 1912
3148
1 30,000
Jan '29-31
July $53,550_ _ _July '10-'19
1 '10-'19 4s
M-N $50,000c_May
10.11 314s
J-D 20,000r_ _Dec 15.
3148
J-J 150,000___Jan 1 '22-31
Jan '10-'19 48
Jan 40,000
M-N 10,000r_Nov 1 '11-'12 4s
J-D
314s
5,000r___Deo 15 1912 314s
, June 2,000_ _June 25'10-11
Jan '10-'20 334
Jan 16.500
310
M-N 15.000r_Nov 1 '14-'15 4s
F-A 50,000r_Aug 1 '10-'14 314s
7,342 85_Mch 1 '10-14
Mch
Jan '10-'19 33..s
Jan 20.000
M-N 1,000r_Nov 1 1917 3s
316s
J-J
10 000r_Jan 10 1913 3148
A-01 30,000__Apr 1 '10-24
Jan '10-'19 3)i
Jan 15,000
J-J 125,000r_Aug 15 '11 15 3;is
3168
J-J
8,000r_Jan 10 1914 3168
1 15,000___Apr 1 '25-34
June 24.500__June 1 '10-'23
J-J
3s
1 1915 316s
10,000r__Aug 15 1916 314s
F-A 25,000r_Aug
30,000___July 1 '10-24
June 14,000___June '10-'23 310'04 J-.T
J-J 578,125r_July I '16-'36 314s
J-D 48,000r_Dec 1 '15-'16 3148
314s
2,970__Apr 1 '11-'21
A-0
Jan 20.000____Jan '10-'25 3148
J-D 23,500r_Dee 15 1916 (See V. 75, p. 408, for maturities.) 310
314s
8.000r_Oet 15 '27-34
1 17-'19 45 '07 May 7,500r.,_..May 1 1926 48 '07 A-0
J-D 60,000r_ Dec 15'15-'2060,000r_Sept
314s
50,000___May 1 '27-36
0
M-S { 15,00 r Sept 1 1920 4%8'08 July 18,000__July 2 '10-'18 48 '07 M-N
J-J
10.029 50r_Jan '10-22 48
48
63,000__July 1 '10-29
J-J
A-0 19.760r_Oct 1 '10-22
280,000r_Sept 1 '21-'24 410'08 M-N 49,400r_Nov 2 '10-'28 4s'09
314s
A-0 10,000__APr 1 '10-'29
47,500r July 15 '10-'28 4s'09
J-J
4s
02•920.10r_July '10-22 48 '05 J-D 310,521r-June 1 '15-'25 4148'08 J-J
1,000___ _July 1 1910
J-J
20,000r- „Sept 1 1935 4s '09 A-0 15,000r__Apr 1 '10-'29 4s'09
43 417 M-S 38.080r_Sept 1 '10.23
4,O00 Apr 1 '10-'19
A-0
7,850r_Aug 1 '20-'29 48'09
25,000r. _Sept 1 1936 4n '09 F-A
3,920r_Aug 1 '10-23
F-A
4s
Intercepting Sewer.
1 '12-'15
4,400r_Sept
27,200r _July 1 '10.25 48 '05 M-S 30,000r_ _Sept 1 1937 4s '09 M-S
48 '05 J-J
'10-35
55,000r___Spet 1 1938 410'09 F-A 20,000r_Aug 1 '10-'29 3148 Nov $156.000__Nov11'10-'36
64,600c_July 1 '10-26
45 '06 J-J
Nov 32,400__Nov
51,500rSept 1 1939 410'09 M-S 80,000r_Sept 1 '10-'29 4s
48 '06 J-D 17,977.50 Dec 1 '10-26
Delinquent Tax Bonds.
Ou tseg Nov. 20 '09
Paving Bonds
4148'07 F-A_50,607r.Aug 15' 10-27 4s '06 J-D 180,000_June 15 '10 '27
J-J $5,000r____July 1 1912
____ $59,893 551_1909- 1914 48'07
43.8'07 J-D 18,000._ Dec 1 '10-'27 45 '06 M-S • 14,000r..Sent 1 '10:'3 4s
5,000r_ -July 1 1912
____ 43,925 89f
5s '07 J-J
450'08 A-0 35,150_ _Oct 15 '10-'28 48 '07 M-S 68.000r__Mch 1 '10-28 5s
90,000r_July 1 '17-'21
___ 37,639 04 _1910-1915
4s '09 M-N 150,000r_May 11 '10-'29 4%8'08 M-N 200,000._ May 15 1928 416s
410'08 F-A 10,000r..Aug 7 '11-'12
Tax Deficiency Bonds
Voting Machine Bonds.
5.654.01r.Aug 7 1913
48 '08 F-A $37,910r_Aug 1 '10-76 410'09 A-0 $30,323 50 Oct28'10-'28
When Due.
LOANS$8,000r..May 1 '10-'17
4s '01 ___
Building Bonds
58 '06 M-N j$50,000r_May 1 '17-'41
1 3,000r_ _May 1 1942
Nov., 1909.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire Department Bonds.
Refunding U. C. & B. RR. Bonds, 4s '06 Aug $12,000_ _ Aug 17 '10-'21
4s '09 M-S 1186,000r_Mch 1 '10-'29
Tax Relief Bonds.
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
4.34s '08 vay $75,000_May 4 '10-'24
45 '06 Oct $50,000-Oct 1 '16-25 4s '08 July 20,000„July 2 '25-'28
45 '07 M-N 25.000_ May 1 '17-26 BOND. DEBTNov 20'09 $1,788,776
43.ft 'OSMay 23,750_ _May 4 '10-'28
Utica holds against its railroad bonds $199,500 railroad stock which returns dividends of 5%.
INTEREST is payable In Utica at the City Treasurer's office.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-Assessment about full value since 1897.
'Personal
Real
Total Assessed Rate ofTax
Years.
Property.
Estate.
Valuation.
per $1.000.
1909
$40,969,119
$9,006,200
$49,975,319
$18.29
1908
40,298,947
8,212,050
48,511,897
17.36
1907
37,380,860
4.542,780
41,923,610
x9.80
1905
34,232,780
4,693,380
,
39,196,180
19.78
1900
32,182,139
8,926 521
41,108,640
15.46
1890
16,461,052
2,330,606
18,791,658
27.23
1880
16,998,760
2.476,800
19,475,560
10.46
• Including special franchise valuation 1909, $3,156,550. x Short term.
POPULATION.
-In 1905 was 62,934; in 1900 was 56,383; in 1890 It
was 44,007; in 1880 It was 33,914; in 1870 it was 28,804. In 1909 (est.).
72,000
VOLNEY. W. M. Kellogg, Supervisor (P. 0. Oswego).
59
WAWARSING. Wm. S. Doyle, Supervisor.
This town is in Ulster County, Incorporated March 14 1806.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1909_ $26,000
State Road Bonds.
Assessed valuation
4s '06 F-A $9,000c ___.1911-1913 (Assessment about 1909_ _ _1,205.450
1-3 actual value)
4s '07 F-A
9.000c_1911 & 1913 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_426.57
Railroad Bonds
Population In 1905
7,215
334s
F-A 8,000c____Feb 1 1910 Population in 1909
7,600
INTEREST on the road bonds is payable in Ellenville. (est)
WELLSVILLE. C. A. Sturtevant, Clerk.
This village Is In Allegany County. Incorporated
In 1857.
LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909..443,46
Street Improvement Bonds
Assessment debt (additional) 54.853
5s '07 M-S $19,550_ .Sept 1 '10-32 Total assessed val. 1908___1,358,224
4.85s'08M-S 5
953.63_Sept 1 1911 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
125,000_ _Sept 1 '12-'36
4.15s '06 M-S 29,963.55Mchl '11-'35 Total tax rate (per M)'08-416.53
Population in 1900
3,556
4.15s'09M-5 15,000 Sept 1 '10-'34 Population in 1909
5,000
(est.)
INTEREST on the issue of 1906 Is payable at the
Wellsville; on the issue of 1909 at New York City. First National Bank of
WEST CHESTER. See New York City.
This town is in Oswego County.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY. Geo. T. Burling, Treasurer.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1909.._$136,000
LOANSCounty seat is White Plains.
Railroad Aid Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _ _ 814,105
When Due.
4s
F-Al$105 000r _ _1910-1930 (Assessment about 80 %actual value) LOANSGeneral Purposes.
Almshouse
4,000r
1
1931 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ __$16.10 4s '09 111-S Bonds.
31.48
J-D $50,000r-June 1 '27-28
$70,000r_Sept 1 '34-'40
Bridge Bonds
New Indices.
Population In 1905
2,339
Bridge Bonds
July $26,000r __ _ _1910-1922 Population In 1909 (est.)
45
J-D $20,000r .June 1 '11-12
2,300 4348'08 J-D $13,000r_June 1 '10-'22 45
INTEREST on the Railroad Aid bonds is payable in New York City; on
48
5,000r___June 1 1913
J-D
Drainage Bonds
the bridge bonds In Utica.
3 1-10s J-D 13,00.._June 1 1914
434s'08 J-J j$10,000r_July 1 '10-'19
Refunding Bonds.
WALTON. A. G. Patterson, Supervisor.
1 1,500r___July 1 1920 3.10s J-D $3,000r___June
'10-12
This town is In Delaware County.
Armory Bonds
3.10s J-D
4,000r._.June
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1009_$54,000 434s'08 F-A $30,000r_Feb 1 '32-'37 3.10s J-D 10,000r-..June 1 1913
1 1914
45
F-A $30,000r_ _Feb 1 '14-18 Total assessed value 1908__1,600,000
County Jail Bonds.
334s
J-D
4,000r__June 1 '10-11
334s
F-A 24,000r__ Feb 1 '10-13 (Assessment about 50% actual
J -J $11,000r_ _July 1 '10-11 334s
J-D 20,000r-June 1 '10-19
val.) 4s
INTEREST on the 4s is payable at Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_416.78
($10,000 yearly.)
Funding Bonds.
the Union Dime Savings Institution,IPopulation In 1905
J-D 12,500r___June 1 1911 3 1-10s J-D $40,000r-June 1 '29-30
4,996 ”iff
New York.
Court House Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
J-D 30,000r_June I 1931
3348
5,000
M-S 23,533r_ _ _Mch 1 1928
WARREN COUNTY. Louis E. Reoux, Treas.(Warrensb'h). 45 '05 F-A$150,000r__Aug 1 '30-35 4s
20,000r___July 1 1926 4s
M-S 40,000r_Mch 1 '31& 33
Lake a orge is the County-uat.
150,000r_July 1 '27& 29 4s '05 M-S 39,704r___Mch 1 1932
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ _ _ 462,000
70,000r_July 1 '28& 34 430'07 J-J 124,579r_ _July 1 1928
5s
Feb $85,000r _ _1910-1914 I Assessed valuation 1909_10,468
,593 4;46'07 J-J
30,000r_July 1 '30& 31
40,000r__July 1 '31-33
5s '09 ____ 25,000___Feb 20 19101
15,000r_July 1 1933 4348'08 F-A 160,000r___Aug 1 1936
Road Bonds
40,000r___July 1 1935
57,333.20r Aug 1 1937
5s '08 Aug $50,000r Feb 10 '14-'181
50,000r_ _July 1 1936
Bronx Valley Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST on the $50,000 issue Is payable at the Treasurer's office.
43.0'08 M-N 240,000r Nov 1 '14-'37 434.3'08 J-J $1,000,000c Jan 1 '33-'82
Temporary Loan Bonds.
WARSAW (Village). A. B. Bishop, Treasurer.
48 '09 J-J 1,250,000cJan 1 '33-'82
4s
J-D $20,000r___June 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Sept 190943,772,306
This village Is in IVyoming County. re-Incorporated Jan 111898.
3348
J-D
8,000r__ _June 1 1915 Floating debt
LOANS386,257
When Due.1 BOND.DEBT Oct 1009_ ___$62,000 334s
J-D 13,500r___June 1 1916 Assessed valuation 1909_283,867,516
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Sinking fund (water)
13,000 334s
J-D 25,000r...._June I 1925 (Assessm't abt 70% actual
4'4s'08 ann. $1,000____Dec 1 1010 Assessed valuation 1909-1,331,415 3345
value.)
J-D 26,742r_ __June 1 1926 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '07_43.00
Water Bonds.
(Assessm't about 60% actual value.) 334s
($30,000r-1010 & 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-$10.95 430'07 J-D 15,000r___June 1 1912 Population In 1900
184,257
J-J
27,677r_July 1 1910 Population in 1905
48 '95 J-J i 15,000r
1920 Population in 1005
228,950
.3,196 434s'08 F-A 50.285.66r Aug 1 1913
l 16,000r
1925
INTEREST payable in New York.
INTEREST on the Bronx Valley sewer bonds of 1909 is
Mechanics' National Bank In N. Y. City; on other issues by payable at the
WARSAW (Town). I. G. Botsford, Clerk.
County Treasurer at White Plains. sj 4 4 wait.Milargirge auciasiAmmja A Aluimilinia
:
This town Is in Wyoming County. Incorporated March 1808.
l
.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessm't about 60% actual value
3.2s
F-A $52,000r_Aug 1 '10-35 Tax rate (per
WEr1=7757. Grant S. Flagler, T-"ensurer. •
- T El
-------- r
•
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_454,000 Population in $1,000) 1908__-_$8.82
1905
This village Is In Chautauqua County. Incorporated In 1833.
4,469
• • •
Assessed valuation 1908_1,874,576 Population In 1909 (est)
4,800 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1909_480,000
INTEREST at the Jefferson County Savings Bank In Watertown.
Improvement Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ .1,249,231
4%8'08 Oct J$4,500_0ct 20 '10-'12 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
WATERLOO. John Kropf, President.
1
500_ _ _ _Oct 20 1913 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_410 00
This village is in Seneca County. Incorporated June 19 1882,
Water System Construction
Population In 1905
2,823
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_ _ _$96,000
_ __
,, 0
Population in 1909 (est.)
Current Debt Bonds
3,000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,969,645
(Due May 1 1909 to Aug 1 1924)
__s '07 ___
$3,000____Aug 1 1910 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
INTEREST payable at the Nat. Bank of Wakefield In N. Y. exchange.
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ __$19.76
4.303'08 July $87,000r_July 1 '10-'38 Population In 1909
4.800
(est.)
INTEREST. on the sewer bonds is payable at the Mercantile National WEST SENECA. Henry C. Lein, Supervisor.
Bank in New York City.
This town Is In Erie County. Incorporated 1851.
WATERTOWN (City). F. Walts,Treas.; F.W. Sheeter,Clerk. LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $225,000
Sewer Bonds.
This city is In Jefferson County.
Assessed valuation 1908_ __8,279,005
5s '07 A-0 J*37,500c _ _Apr 1 1913 (Assessment about 35% actual
LOANSWhen Due
Public Improvement Bonds.
value)
1187,5000_Apr 1 '14-38 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_416.46
School Bonds.
4s '04 M-N $45,000r_,May 1 '28-36
334s M-N $100,000___May 1 '22-41 4s
Population in 1909 (est.)
___
4,000____Oct 1 1915
15,000
INTEREST payable at the Lackawanna National Bank of West Seneca.
334s
A-0 33,800_Apr 1 '24-30 4s
___
3,000..-Oct 1 1916
48 '05 J-D
7,000r_ _June 1 '10-16 is
____ 20,000___Oct 1 '17-21 WEST
46 '06 J-J
SENECA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6. Jno.
88,000r___July 1 1936 4s
- 10,000._ Feb 1 '10-'19
J.
Monaghan, Clerk.
43 '08 M-N 24,500r___May 1 1938
Market Bonds.
City Hall, 1896.
3345
_-- $20,000__Oct 1 '10-'14 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 9 1908_8157.500
4348
_-_ $40,000__Oct 1 '26-'30
School-Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _5,595,567
5s '06 M-S $88,000c_Sept 1 '10-'31 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_47.30
Water Bonds,
Indebtedness Bonds.
35
M-S $5,000__Mch 1 1910 4s
--- $20,000__Oct 1 '22-'25
3345
M-S 15,000___Mch 1 '11-13
Funding and Deficiency Bonds.
WHITE PLAINS (Village). Charles L. Prigge, Treasurer;
3345
M'S 10,000___Mch 1 1914 334s
__ $75,000__Feb 1 '10-24
E. P. Hite, Clerk.
334s
M-S
5,000---Mch 1 1916
Voting Machine Bonds.
334s
M-S 15,000____Sept 1 1916 ts
____ $3.100 ___Feb 1 '10-15
This village is in Westchester County,
334s
M-S 10,000_Sept 1 '17& '21
Paving, Sewer and High way Bonds LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
3343
M-S 10,000_ __Mch 1 '18-19 3348
M-N $75,000___May 1 '30-'44
Paving Bonds,
3348
M-S 16,000-Mch 1 '20-21
43.4s'07 J-D $23,000_ _ __June 1 1937
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-D $15,000._ _June '26-28
Tax and Assessment Bonds.
334s
M-S 35,000-_Sept 1 1922 334s
M-N ;6,000
May 1910 33.4s
M-N 100,000____May 1 1931 48
J J $10.000____Oct 1 1921
334s
M-S 24,000___Mch 1 '22-24 330
M-N 85,000_ _May '11-27
A-0 75,000____Oct 1. 1930 4s
33.4s
10,000_ _ _ _June 1 1912
M-S 10,000......Mch 1 '25-26 48 '08 M-N 80.000r_.May 1 1938 334s
3,000_ _ _Oct 1 1935 45
M'S 10,000____Mch 1 1914
3.78
M-S 65.000__Mch 1 1927 TOTAL DEBT Oct 5 '09_31,04)2,035 4s '05 A-0
5s
J-D 30.000__Dec 1 193$ 4s '04 M-N 17,000--Nov 1 1924
4s '05 J-D 81,000r..-June 1 1925 Water debt (included)
306,000 5s '08 M-N 20,000 .May 1 '39-'42 4s '05 J-D 99,000_
Fire Building Bonds.
__Dec 1 1945
Total valuation 1908
14,469,950
45 '07 A-0 $40,000r-Apr 11037 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$22.62 430'08 F-A 20,000. Aug 1 '39-'42 45 '06 A-0 12,000__Apr 1 1916
45 '08 M-N 11,435r__May 1 1938 (Assessment about % actual value.) 43.48'09 F-A 20,000__Aug 1 '35-'38 5s '06 M-N 11,000_ ___Nov 1 1916
4348'09 A-0 20,000__Oct 1 '35-'38 5s '07 AO 15,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1917
Population in 1905
25,447
Sewer Bonds.
430'08 A-0 28,000-Oct 1 1913
INT. on water bonds is payable at New York; others at Watertown.
__s
4348'09 A-0 33,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1917
WATERVILLE. Earl J. Conger, Clerk.
334s
A-0 10.000____Oct 1 1930
Library-Site Bonds.
45
M-S 24,000..
Phis village Is In Oneida County, Incorporated Feb. 8 1871.
.Sept 1 '24-29 3.843 '06A-0$13,000____Apr 2 1046
LOANS9,000_ __Aug 1 1929
Sidewalk Imp. Certificates.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909_456,000 4s '04 F-A
4s '05 A-0
Water Works Bonds.
9,000___Oct 1 1935 5s '07 M-S $38,000_ _Sept 1 1912
Assessed valuation 1909
730,625 48 '07 J-D
43 '88 J-J J$16,000c_Jan 1 '10-'17 (Assessment
3,000_ _ _June 30 14137 Is '08 M-S 44.000_ _Mch 1 1913
34 to U actual value.)
.May 1 1938 Ss '08 A-0 66.000...
1 10,000c__ _Jan 1 1918 Tax rate (per *1,000) 1909.-412.50 5s '08 M-N 18,000,,.
.Oct
4s '09 M-N 12,000__May 15 1934 5s '09 A-0 27,000... Oct 1 1913
Reservoir Bonds.
Population in 190 1 (est.)
1 1914
_1,600
Water Bonds.
4.35s'07J-J $30,000r _Jan I '12-31 INTEREST payable In New York.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s
F-AS $4,000___Aug 1 1914 48
M-S 4.11.000__Sept 1 '10-20
WATERVLIET. Thos. F. Mahar, Chamberlain.
1126,000___Aug 1 '15-28 48
J-D 13,000-__Deo 1 '10-22
This city is in Albany County. Incorporated 1896.
45
J-D 25.000_ ....June '26-29 4s
M-S
3,000--Mch 1 1919
LOANSWhen Due.
($4.000 in 1926; $7,000 in 1929.) 4s '05 A-0
Sewer Bonds.
11.000.
---Apr 1 1925
Pavement Bonds.
334s
A-0 60,000-__Oct. 1 1929 Is '08 M-N 10,000____BUy 1 1938
45
M-S $12,000c_part yearly.
4s
A-0 $105,000c_Oct 1 '10-14
A-0 88,000___Oct 31 1931 4348'09
Voting Machine Bonds.
334s
25,000
430'08 F-A
7,000__July 2 '10-'16 48
48
A-0 40.000___ _Apr 1 1024 4.158'09._ 25,000
Sept
$625r_ _Sept 1 1910
School Bonds.
4s '04 F-A
BOND. DEBT Apr 3
1,000____Aug 1 1929
Summary of Debt.
.4s '02 F-A $25.000r-Aug 1 '10-34 Total valuation 1908 1909_ _$175,800 4s '04 M-S 23,000_ __Sept 1 1934 Current debt bonds
$121,000
5,201,173
Funding Bonds
4s '04 M-N 23,000...
(Assessment abl t full val te.)
.Nov 1 1934 Sewer bonds
243,000
4343'09 J-J $70,000.Apr 15 '14-48 City tax (per 1.000) 1907
4s '05 A-0 29.000_ __Oct 1 1935 Fire department bonds__ _
43,000
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s '06 A-0 10,000____Apr 2 1936 Tax and assessment bonds 117,668
City proper
*22.80 4s '06 M-S 85,000...
3348'04 Oct J$1,000r.__Oct 1 1910
Annexed portion
_Sept 1 1936 Paving bonds
336,000
18.80 4348'08
1 1,550r__Oet 1 1911 Population in 1905
1938
82,000
14,600 4348'08 F-A 155,000____Aug 1 1938 Refunding bonds
M-N 4,000_ _ _Nov 1
Water bonds
737,800
WATKINS. F. E. Wixson, Clerk.
4s '09 M-N 27,000._.May 15 1939 Tax bonds
99,000
This village is in Schuyler County. Village incorporated as
Current Debt Bonds.
Railroad Av. eaten. bonds
Jefferson In
1,600
1842, name changed to Watkins in 1852.
4s
F-A J$9,000___Aug 1 '12-14 Library site bonds
13,000
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct MO__ *115,000
1 2.000____Aug 1 1915
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund Mch 1 1909_
49,000
Tot,bond.debt Oct 14'0941,794,068
21,058
4s
A-0 $40,000r_ -June 1910 Assessed valuation 1909_1,158,350 Is '08 M-- 26.000_May 1 1938 Certificates of indebtedness 253,500
-N
45
A-0 12,000r..-Oct 1910 (Assessment about 50% actual value) 4s '09 A-0 35,000___Apr 15 1919 Water debt (incl. In above) 737,800
4s
F.A. 23,000r._Aug 1912 Village tax rate (per M) 1909.$1580
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _14,745,035
45
J-J
20,000r____July 1921 Population in 1909 (est.)
M-N $4,000___Nov 1 '10-13 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908...._$13.15
3,000 4s
Electric Light Bonds,
J-J
4s
9,000„July 1 '14-16 Population In 1900
7.899
4s
A-0 $20,000r_ ...Oct 1924
4s '05 A-0
1,000---Oct 1 1935 Population In 1908 (est.)
17,000
INTEREST is payable at Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York
INTEREST Is payable in White Plains
City.
1
60
NEW YORK-CITIES,AND TOWNS.
Lxxxix.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
debt. valuation. 81,000. 1905.
debt,
Place854
$081,675 $16.00
Alexandria Bay (V), Jeff'n Co.$93,024
912
1,500
196,722 a15.00
Alfred (V), Allegany County__ 28,000
282,000 a8.663
Allegany (V), Cattaraugus Co_ 38,000
1,412,761 x12.00
Amityville School Dist. No. 6_ 36,000
589.814 16.94
1,676
Angelica (T), Allegany Co____ 41.000
1,101
291,315 11.60
None
Angelica (V), Allegheny Co__ _ 29,000
7,110
3,818,230 a27.75
Arcadia (T), Wayne County__ 79,000
1,110,005 x10.50
1 38,000
Avon Union Fr. Sch. Dis. No.
1,918,738 x8.00
Ballston Spa Un. Fr. S.D.No. 1 36,000
6,908,415 x8.03
Batavia Un. Fr. Sch. Dis. No.2 48,500
1,571
959,285 a14.00
Big Flats (T), Chemung Co___•26,000
702
738,819 14.00
Blasdell (V), Erie County____ 70,000
4.40
604,347
Putnam Co__ _ 50,000
Brewster (V),
3,627
2,248,309 12.00
Brockport (V), Monroe Co.__ 66.000
2,300 1,087,332 x8.50
Brutus Un. Fr. Sch. Dis. No. 2 30,000
2,420
709,440 10.50
WHITE PLAINS (Town). F. M. Thompson, Supervisor.
Camden (V), Oneida County_ 63,500
2,224
865,280 12.60
Canajoharie (V), Montgom. Co. 32,000
This town Is in Westchester County.
3,244
1,400,000 12.50
31 0 0
'BONDED DEBT May 1909 $143,000 Canastota (V). Madison Co___ 69:000
When Due.
LOANS1,291,435 x16.10
'Total valuation 1908__ _ _ _11,078,055 Carthage School District
Road Bonds.
1,000
583,047 a8.75
None
$5.23 Castile (V), Wyoming County_ 47,400
1929'Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
J-J $78,000r
330
8,863
4,237,440 10.50
7,869 Catskill (T), Greene County_ 73,500
1 1931 Population in 1900
60,000r _July
J-J
48
2,647,300 x8.35
12,120 Catskill Un. Fr. Sch. D. No. 1 46,000
5.000r -Jan 1 1930 Population in 1905
J-J
330
2.97 66,196
None 26,938,022
45,000
Cattaraugus County
INTEREST payable at office of Town Supervisor
3,557
None 2,000,000 10.20
Cazenovia (T), Madison Co... 40,000
N. no 1,378,226 x8.56'
Charlotte Un. Fr. S. D. No. 4_ 25,000
WILLIAMSBRIDGE. See New York City.
1,612,200 z11.16
Cheektowaga Un. Fr. S. D.No.7 44,000
___
None
36,000
YONKERS. N.A. Warren, Mayor; J.T.Lennon,City Comp. CherryCreek(T),ChautauquaCo 31,000 7,818 458,307 16.01 1,441
912
374,115
Yonkers is In Westchester County. incorporated June 1 1872. Interest Clncinnatus (T), Cortland Co_
5.40
2,500,000
Clayton (T),Jefferson County_•27,000
Is paid at City Treasury.
1,918
652 245 14.00
Clayton (V),Jefferson County_ 45,000
Water Works-(Continued)
When Due.
LOANS800,000 x9.00
31.000
58 '08 M-S $97,500r_Mch 1 '10-'48 Clayton School District No. 8_ 68,000
Refunding Bonds.,
1,586
____
799,737
0
,
4 3i5'08 A-0 $270,000 May 15 '10-'18 43 '08 A-0 78,000r_July 1 '10-'48 Clifton Springs(V), Ontario Co. 44,600
1,310
9,30
677,390
430'08 A-0 63,000r June 15 '10-'18 430'08 A-0 78,000_ _Nov 1 '10-'48 Clinton (V), Oneida County__ 92,000
2,339
8.80
3,625 1,201,790
Cold Spring (V), Putnam Co..
Public Building and Dock.
4s '09 A-0 225,000r_Feb 1 '10-'19
2,186
Saratoga County- 65,000
A-0 $1,200___Apr 1 1912 Corinth (V),
4s
Fire Department.
781,622 x12.40
No. 1_ 30,000
__ _Apr '10-13 Corinth Un. Fr. S. D. No. 9_ 38,500
A-0 40.000_
A-0 $10,000___Apr 1 '12-13 48
4s
6,612,708 x4.00
M-N 120,000__Nov 1 '13-'14 Corning School District
330
A-0
5,000___ Apr 1 '10-11 4s
1,950
6.68
1,294,840
32,000
1 4.700____Nov 1 1915 Covert (T), Seneca County._.
330
A-0 50,000___Apr 1 '1423
2,990
9.50
1,252,700
Coxsackie (V). Greene Co.....56,000
9,500__ _Nov 1 1916
4s '06 A-0 15,000___Apr 1 '24-26 430'07
764,050
None
Cuba Un. Free Sch. D. No. 1_ 39,500
530 '07___
20,000__Nov 1 '17-'18
City Hail Bonds.
7.00
831,140
45,000
430 '08 M-N 547,500r_ May 1 '10-'28 4s '09 A-0 65,000r_May 1 '10-'29 Delhi (V), Delaware County_- 40,000
1,300
642,500 13.60
Madison Co__
4 3is'08 A-0 95.000r J'ne 15 '10-'28 430'00 A-0 30,000r_July 1 '10-'29 De Ruyter (T), Fr. S. D. No.1 51,000
5,000 1,300,000 x19.10
Eastchester Un.
Road Improvement Bonds.
430'08 A-0 47,500__Dec 1 '10-'28
None 1,300,800 x19.13
54,500
F-A $10,000____Feb 1 1910 Eastchester Un. Fr,S.D. No.2 26,000
4s
Assessment Bonds.
x10.50
5,000____Apr 1 1910 East Syracuse Sch. D. No. 5_ _
5s '07 __ . $60,095____Feb 1 1910 48 '05 A-0
2,474
None 1,161,497 11.20
19,500____Dec 1 1910 5s '08 M-N 47,500r_May 1 '10-28 Eaton (T) Madison County__ 41,000
6s '07 ___
2,872
294,995 27.00
1 '10-'28 430'08 A-0 47,500r Aug 15 '10-'28 Ellenville (V), Ulster County_ 39,500
930'08 A-0 95,000__Dec
1,234
325,000 a6.00
None
Farmingdale (V), Nassau Co__ 30,000
4s '09 A-0 50,000r_Apr 1 '10-'19 430'09 A-0 40,000r_July 1210-'29 Fishkill Un, Fr, S. D. No. 5__ 30,020
844,402 x4.51
School Bonds
Paving Bonds.
1,259
5.37
536,275
A-0 $30,000r__Apr 1 '22-24 Friendship (V), Allegany Co..„ 35.100
330
A-0$17L,950....Apr 1 '10-26
48
9,498
6.40
4,073,640
26,000
A-0
8,000r__Apr 1 1910 German Flats (T), Herkimer Co 37,000
48
A-0 10,000_ Apr 1 1927 330
3,009
No e .1,597,850 a8.14
Orange County__
A-0 56,000r ....1914-1020 Goshen (V), Oswego County_- 28,000
A-0 20,000__ Apr 1 '28-'20 330
330
2,038
9.00
978,825
Granby (T),
A-0 10,000r_1910 & 1914 Great Neck Sch. Dist. No.
7,000___Apr 1 1930 330
A-0
330
2,161,000 x10.00
34.000
A-0 50,000r_Apr I '27-31
-is
6.380___Apr 1 1935 33
A-0
48
1,358
567,377 15.16
7_County 47,000
None
(V).
A-0 30,000r ____1911-1913 GreeneIslandChenango
430'08 June 17,575r_June 1 '10-'28 330
2,309,581 18.10
(V), Albany Co_ 43,500
A-0 20,000r__Apr 1 '40-41 Green
48 '09 A-0 18,000Feb 1 '10-'27 330
2,667
5.00
1,803,400
County 64,750
7,250r___Apr 11021 Greenport (V), Suffolk Union
330
A-0
Local Improvement Bonds.
Easton
1 1925 Greenwich & District No. 3_- 47,000
A-0 10,000r___Apr
430'09 A-0$102,000r.July 1 '10-'29 330
1,106,869 z5.75
Free School
A-0
3,000r_Apr 11020
330
Park Bonds,
1,188
402,400 12.00
Tompkins Co_ __ - 38,500
A-0 50,000r__Apr 1 '27-31 Groton (V),
330
M-113150,000_ __May '10-24 330
1,522
5.70
727,325
Hamilton (V). Madison Co__- 78,800
A-0 102,450r__Apr 1 '26-37 Horseheads (V), Chemung Co- 40,300
330
M-N 12,000__MaY 1 '10-15 330
1,810
513,182 16.09
(V. 75, p. 209, for maturity.)
330
M-N 10,000_:_May 1 '16-17
3.100,000 z5.30
Dist. No. I- 40,000
1 1040 Islip Un. Fr. Sch. S. D. No. 1_ 60,500
1916 330
A-0 I 5,000r___Apr
45
M-N
2.000_ __May 1
3.98
1,668,706
Kenmore Un. Fr.
10,000r___Apr 1 1941
1,000_ _ _ _May 1 1917
657,066 a25.50
300
Chautauqua Co 30,000
4s '04 M-N
A-0 10,000r__Apr 1 '42-52 Lakewood (V),Fr. S. D. No. 8 26,000
2,000_ _ _May '17&'21 4s
1,408,450 x0.23
Un.
7,500r___Apr 1 1953 Lancaster Sch. Dist. No. 15_ 29,410
6,000_ __May '18-20
2,794,438 x10.00
Lawrence
2,500_ Apr 1 1953
430'07
j10,000_May 20 '22-23
5,483
102,000 20,000 1,029,658 19.04
Co
(T),
1 7,000_ _May 20 1924 4s
May
A-0 50,000 .Apr 1 '54-58 Liberty (V), Sullivan Co
2,124
787,300 20.00
None
79,625
Sullivan
Liberty
430'08 June 98,000r_June 1 '10-'28
8,900___Aor 1 11)59 Little Valley(V).CattaraugusCo 25,000
1,425
434,000 a38.00
None
430'08 A-0 23.750_ Nov 1 '10-'28 4s '04 A-0
1,100____Apr 1 1059 Livingston County
7,000 27,796.852
33,042
6,900____Apr 1 1960 Long Lake (T). Hamilton Co- 38,000
43009 A-0 80,000r_July 1 '10-'29
1,233
943,196 33.00
5,000
20,000__Apr 1 '20-21
Revenue Bonds.
2,519
45 '05 A-0
6.02
None 2,054,700
74,000
(V), Lewis County
7,700____Apr 1 1928 Lowville(T), Onondaga Co... 82,000
430'08 A-0$175,000-__May 1 1913
5,821
8.06
2,500 3,347,455
Manlius
48 '05 A-0 90,000r__Apr 1 '23-28 Manlius Sch. Dist. No. 6
Bath Bonds.
Public
520,886 15.47
None
31,000
16,000r___Apr 1 1929
1,042
48
F-A $10,000_1910 & 1915
7.50
550,450
None
Cortland Co... 26,700
20,000r_ _Apr 1 '30-'32 Marathon (V),Onondaga Co_- 25,000
Crematory Bonds.
5.50
397,050
Marcellus (V),
Apr 1910 4s '06 A-0 10,500r___Apr 1 1931 MechanievIlle School District- 45,850
330
A-0 11.000
2,361,446 x8.80
95 '06 A-0 70,000r_Apr 1 '33-'39
Deficiency Bonds
790,485 10.50
Nassau County__ 40,000
Mineola
48 '05 A-0 $3,900____Apr 1 1910 430'07 A-0 100,000r_Apr 1 '57-66 Mohawk(V), Herkimer Co_ _ 99,000
2,044
9.00
1,079,251
(V),
9,000r.._ _Apr 1 1967
Water Works
658,059 x15.20
N ne
Monroe Un. Fr. Sch. Dis. No. 1 42,750
75
A-0$260,000___Apr 1 '10-14 4 3is'07 A-0 60,000r Apr 1 '51-56 Monticello (V), Sullivan Co_ _ - 29,000
1,388
537,150 14.30
None
53
A-0 22,500___Apr 1 '10-12 45 '07 A-0 I 8,700r___Apr 1 1949 Mt. Morris (T), Livingston Co_ 40,000
3.948
8.22
None 2,024,000
2,500r__Apr 1 1950 Mt. Morris(V), Livingston Co_ 46,000
A-0 775,000___Apr 1 '12-22
48
2,000
956,000
330
A-0 20,000____Apr 1 1917 4s '06 A-0 10,000r. _ _Apr 1 1947 Naples (T), Ontario County__ 41,000 22,000
2,350
781,581 19.41
5,000r. _ _Apr 1 1948 Nelson (T). Madison County__ 40,000
330
A-0 25.000___Apr 1 1920
1,136
565,000 11.30
None
,
0
A-0 110,000____Apr 1 1921 43 '06 A-0 70,000r_Apr 1 '40-60 Newark Valley (V), Tioga Co_ 24,000
330
909
8.84
301,126
1,000
9,350r_.....Apr 1 1054 Newfield (T), Tompkins Co__ 32,000
A-0 25,000___Apr 1 1922 5 s '07A-0
330
1,685
753,735 16.50
None
1 '10-'28 New Hyde Park Union Free
4s
A-0 100.000_ _ _Apr 1 '22-23 40'08 A-0 61,750r_July
45 '04 A-0 150,000_ _Apr 1 1924 438'08 M-S 15,400r_Sept 1 '10-'28
446,663 x16.80
27,000
School District No. 5
4s '05 A-0 20,00(L_ ..Apr 1 1923 00'08 A-0 118,750Oct 1 '10-'28 New Lebanon (T), ColumblaCo 47,500
1,498
554,000 a2I.40
None
48
A-0;150,000r_ _Apr 1 1925 4s '09 A-0 11,800__Mch 1 '10-'29 No. Tarrytown(V),Westch'rCo 44,000
4,750
0.40
3,350,484
1 65.000rApr 11026 48 '09 A-0 65,000r_May 1 '10-'29 Ontario (T), Wayne County__ 28,500
2,604
1,015,208 $11.04
430'09 A-0 110,000r_July 1 '10-'29 Oswegatchle(T), St. Law'ce Co. 27,000
45 '07 A-0 60,000r_ Apr 1 1926
1,598
6.20
None
City Hall Bonds.
430'07 A-0 150.000r__ _Apr 1 1927
1,111
381.715 15.00
Otselic (T), Chenango County 40,100
48 '09 A-0 50,000r -May 1 '10-'49 5s'07_ $50,000__Apr 1 '18-'22 Owego School District No. 1.. 36,000
2,885,900 x6.70
1,865
008,150 a23.93
Nor°
-The redemption bonds were Issued for Oxford (V), Chenango County 28,450
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.
None 3,281,160 x9.60
by the city at sales of property for non-payment Oyster Bay Sch. D. No. 5_ _ _ _ 70,000
purchase of lands bid in
2,410
8.80
1,750,719
of taxes and assessments, and the bonds are to be paid out of money re- Palatine (T), Montgomery Co_ 39,000
2,446
7.00
3,037,700
ceived for redemption of lands so purchased. The assessment and tax Patchogue (V), Suffolk Co__ 46,500
733
8.00
424,800
None
37.000
relief bonds were issued in anticipation of taxes and assessments and paid Pawling (V), Dutchess Co_ _ _ _
None 1,448,457 10.77
from receipts. Prior to Jan. 1 1008 the school bonds were issued by the Penfield (T), Monroe County_ 30,250
2,312,500 x7.03
Board of Education and the water bonds by the Water Board. Since the Penn Yan School District__ 32,000
0.00
372,000
date referred to, however, all bonds of the city have been issued under the Philadelphia (V), Jefferson Co 44,750
1,071
1,154,741 5.237
Uniform Charter for cities of the second class. Chapter 452 of the Laws of Philmont (V). Columbia Co__ 41,500
9,695
1 034 180
None 12:068:803 21.00
1908 repeals the Acts under which the Board of Education and the Water Port Jervis (C), Orange Co__ 85,000
___ 14,169
30,000
Board were created separate bodies.
Putnam County
None
480,274 a8.50
Red Hook (V), Dutchess Co__ 30,000
RECAPITULATION OF DEBT MAY 14 1909.
587
818,325 a24.00
None
Richfield Spgs. (V), Otsego Co 61,500
City Hall Bonds
$315,000 Richmondville(V),SchoharleCo 28,000
587
$247,500 Public Park Bonds
5.00
342,860
None
1,674
10,000 Rouses Point (V), Clinton Co_ 42,600
2,000 Public Bath Bonds
Baldwin Place Bonds
336,570 a20.94
1,500
10,000 St. Lawrence County
Water Bonds
2,182,5640 Irving Park Bonds
None 43,942,998 c1.88 00,045
35,000
3,979
110,000 Saratoga (T), Saratoga Co
5,000 Road Impt. Bonds
1,474,860 12.80
Highway Improv't Bonds_
48,000
595,000 Schoharie (V), Schoharie Co__ 30,000
1,021
6.90
417,325
1,000 Refunding Bonds
Crematory Bonds
2,886
115,000 Schroeppel (T). Oswego Co..- 30,000
Pub. Bldg. & Dock Bonds
61,200 Local Impr't Notes
None 1,339,710 al1.20
600,000 Schuyiersville (V),Saratoga Co 55,000
270,715 24.664 1,529
Fire Dept. Bonds
85,000 Certificates of Indebted
240,000 Sharon Spgs.(V). Schoharie Co 29,860
5 6
027
1.50
500 64 0 8
462:250 2.68
229,505 Tax Relief Bonds
Assessment Bonds
None
175,000 Sherburne (V), Chenango Co_ 46,000
School Bonds
1,628,450 Revenue Bonds
479,040 17.87
Street Paving Bonds
229,621
Shortville (V), Ontario Co.._•30,000
Total on May 14 1909_46,881,866 Skaneateles(V), Onondaga Co. 67,000
40,000
Public Bldg. Bonds
2,540,942 10.30
The sinking fund assets on May 14 1909 amounted to $244,200.
4,097
Sodus (T), Wayne County... 42,000
540
None
248,205 a27.60
Solon (T), Cortiandt County_ 56,300
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city's assessed valuation has been:
681,047 11.70
None
Average
So.GlensFalls(V),Saratoga Co_ 50,000
2,230
830,525 14.96
Total Assessed Rate of Tax Springville (V), Erie County__ 87,266
Personal.
1,576
607 025
4
8
None 4.060:000 1_ 10
Valuation.
Yearsper $1.000. Stockbridge (T), Madison Co_ 35,000
Real Estate.
Propertil.
$67,094,205
Stony Point Fire Dist. No. 1._ 30,000
1908
$3,362,200
$63,732,005
2,655
6,000 2,464.460
63,977,310
Suffern (V), Rockland Co_ _ _ _ 31,500
2,330,150
1907
61,647,160
1,740
None 1,057,275 12.65
49,232,905
1905
24.4848 Ticonderoga (V), Essex Co..- 52,000
3.252,000
45,980.905
18,504,900
45,000
Tompkins County
38,211,230
23.709
1900
35,124,400
1
9
3,068,000 x4.57
22,972,466
17.3902 Tuxedo Un, Sch. Dist. No. 6_ 28,650
1890
22,574.226
398,240
2,630
None 1,174,085
Ulysses (T), Tompkins County 34,000
10.454,972
1880
10.024,677
430,295
1,309
:1
8
743,815 133
25,000
-In 1905 was 61,716; In 1900 it was 47,931; in 1890 It Venice (V), Orange County
POPULATION.
0
434 1,530,200
41.700
Walden
4,915
was 32,033; in 1880 It was 18.892.
2,039,309 al4.79
Waverly (V), Tloga County__ 38,500
Webster (V), Monroe County_ 33,000
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Wellsville Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1_ 25,600
1,377
4S
8
53 7 6
1 , 73,:715 12..0
In the table below we give statements regarding minor civil divisions in West Carthage (V), JeffersonCo 43,400
New York State which are not represented among the foregoing detailed re- Westfield Sch. Dist. No. 1_ _ .... 36,000
4,148
7.55
2,297,735
Whitehall (IT), Washington Co 63,000
1905.
ports. We add in each case the population from the State Census of
2,018
763,373 13.21
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n. Whitesboro (V), Oneida Co... 49,000
2,093
None 1,205,310 0.750
debt,
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1905. Wilson (T) Nlagara County__ 65,000
Place1,449
$894,900 $19.29
Adams (V). Jefferson County_$39,500
____
4,477
2,377,325
Albion (V), Orleans County__ 75,000
• Total debt. a Total tax; c county tax; x school tax.
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.
$5.000c_Jan 1 '36-40
J-J
When Due.43
LOANS1 '10-20
1 ,000 &
J-J $25,000c_Jan 1 '10-39
48
14,000c&r Jan 1 '21-27
_ _1913-1919 4s '09 J-J
6,750c
J-D
5s
I 5,000c&r_Jan 1 1928
1 '10-'12
I 28,500c&rJan
I. 5,500c&r_Jan 1 1929
I 52,500c&rJan 1 '13-'17
Greenburgh Bonds (Annexed).
J-J
57.500c&rJan 1 '18-'22
5%s
62,500c&rJan 1 '29-'27 48 '00 A-0 $10,000c Dec 31 '10-'19
3.500edsr_ _Jan 1 1928 5s '07 A-0 15.000c Dec 31 '12-'26
8,000c___Dec '10-'15 BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909_ $337,200
3.748 J-D
J-J J 5,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-14 Assessed valuation 1909_ _13,314,005
430
20,000c_ _July 1 15-20 School tax (per $1,000) '08-'09 $9,169
INTEREST is payable at Home Savings Bank, Saugerties Savings Bank,
YonkersSavings Bank, American Savings Bank. Mechanics'Savings Bank,
N. W. Harris & Co.. New York, and N. W. Halsey & Co., New York.
1.43:,123 4.50
Nov., 1909.1
NEW JERSEY-DEBT OF STATE.
61
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
ITS
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
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
case be exceeded." We have been unable to obtain from the State authoriOne of Original Thirteen ties any list of the cities which have accepted the provisions of the RefAdmitted as a State
7,815 erendum Act. The record of acceptance appears to be confined to the
Total area of State (square miles)
Trenton minutes of the governing body of the municipality in each case. Long
State Capital
which have accepted.
.
Governor (term exp. Mon. bef. 3d Tues., Jan.'11) J.F. Fort Branch is one of the cities TO APPROVE SCHOOL BONDS.—The school
ATTORNE
Secretary of State (term exp. Apr. 1 '12)_Col. S. D. Dickinson law passed atY-OENERAL
the special session of the Legislature convened Oct. 15 1903,
Treasurer (term expires Mch. 1 1910)_ _ _Daniel S. Voorhees provides that whenever any bonds are authorized by townships, IncorComptroller (term expires Feb. 20 1911)__ __Henry J. West porated town or borough school districts, the district clerk must transmit
LEGISLATURE meets annually the second Tuesday of January, and certified
copies of the record of proceedings to the State Attorney-General
there Is no limit to the length of the session,
for his approval as to the legality of the same.
a conservative
HISTORY OF DEBT.—New Jersey has always been
TAX EXEMPTION.—The State of New Jersey passed in 1893 a general
State; there are consequently no facts out of which to construct a history
statute which exempts from taxation the bonds, securities and other evi.
of debt issues. In a report made in 1838 the financial officer of the State dences of
indebtedness of municipal corporations; the provision covers not
affirmed that New Jersey had put out no obligations of any kind or loaned
only the bonds, &c., to be hereafter issued, but those as well that have
credit to an company. The Constitution of 1844 forbade the creits
been heretofore issued. It is a sweeping statute, and one which Is of deating of a State debt exceeding one hundred thousand dollars except for
cided interest to the holders of the municipal securities of the State. The
purposes of war, &c. This exception, under which it was allowable to exfull text of it may be found In the "State and City Supplement" for October
ceed the hundred-thousand-dollar limit, became operative on the occasion
1898, page 58.
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. 11902.
LIMITATION TO TAX RATE.—Under Chapter 116. Laws of 1906,
TOTAL DEBT.—With the exception of $116,000 certificates Issued to an ultimate maximum tax rate Is provided for in all taxing districts In
Commissioners of the Agricultural College under Act approved June the State of $17 50 for each $1,000 of assessed valuations for county, school
the
13 1895, the State Is now clear from debt, and has been since Jan. 1 1902.
district and local purposes. The Act provides that the tax rate for 1906
At previous dates the debt was:
$660,400 must not exceed that levied in 1905 and must be reduced at least $1 00 per
$71,000 Nov. 1 1895
Nov. 1 1901
735,400
194,000 Nov. 1 1894
Nov. 1 1898
1,996,300 $1,000 each year after 1906 if the rate is over $20 00 per $1,000 and 50 cents
394,000 Nov. 1 1880
Nov. 1 1897
3.396 200 yearly If under $20 00, until a rate of $17 50 be reached, which Is to be the
593,400 Nov. 1 1866
Nov. 1 1896
On Nov. 1 1909 the cash balance on hand in the State Fund was $3.680,- maximum rate thereafter. In the cases of counties the 1906 rate must
882 61; this fund also held on the same date 1,887 shares (par value $188 50-cent reduction yearly is provided for
700) of the stock of the United Railroad & Canal Companies of New Jersey, not exceed the 1905 rate and a
the market value of which amounts to nearly $475,000. The State School until the rate reaches the limit of $5 00 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
1909 held securities to the amount of $4,934,404.07.
Fund on Nov. 1
This limitation does not apply to the tax rate required to raise any State
L UATION.—The assessed valuation for a series of years
ASSESSED
judgments, all of which may be In addihas been as below. Under new tax laws the assessment beginning with 1906 tax or State school tax or to pay
higher basis than in former tion to the limited rate fixed In the Act. Besides this, a law passed In
has been made at supposed full value—a much
years. For this reason the valuations of New Jersey municipalities wherever 1908 (Chapter 274) provides that the limitation shall not apply to the tax
reported for 1906 and 1907 show large increases over the figures for 1905. The
valuations given, however, for 1908 in a great many of the municipalities required to pay the cost of constructing or maintaining any sewerage sysshow large decreases. This is attributed to the recent decision of the courts tem. Furthermore, under Chapter 182 of the Laws of 1908, the county
holding that the power to assess second-class railroad property is vested In boards of taxation are authorized, upon application of the Board of Chosen
the State and not in the local boards.
$573,256,303 Freeholders of any county, to allow an increase In excess of the lawful
$918,418,741 1886
1908______ $1,949,687,287 1901
1909
554,828,114 limit of the tax rate for county purposes in any year to an amount not
891,237,286 1884
1,843,001,178 1000
534 917.876
844,354,193 1882
841,527,418 1898
1907___ 1,
518,617,518 exceeding 10 cents on $100 assessed valuation;and,upon application of the
794,428,048 1880
1906.... 1,570.210,073 1896
531,851,849 governing body or board having charge of the finances of any taxing dis774,398,332 1878
1005._ 1,153.682,061 1894
596,833,707 trict, to allow an increase in excess of the lawful limit, of the tax rate of
742,759,082 1876
1904_ 1,055,370,023 1892
619,057,903
649,979.700 1874
1903._ 1,008,062,612 1890
said taxing district, for county, school district and local purposes In any
603,670,053
952.560,5401888
1902.. •
In addition to the above, valuation of railroad and canal property in 1900 year, to an amount not exceeding 30 cents on the $100 assessed valuation.
In 1904
was $210,656,014, in 1902 8223,486.392. in 1903 $227.195.115,
POPULATION OP STATE.—Population has been as follows.
$231,655,525, in 1905 $236,720,571, In 1906 $194,532,469, In 1907 $200,672,035 1820
2,144,134 1860
277,575
905
045,173, in 1908 $272,279,990, and In 1909, $281,214,158. No general tax 1900
489,555 1810
1,883,669 1850
245,562
Is imposed in New Jersey, the State deriving its revenue from other sources. 1890
373,306 1800
1,444,933 1840
211,149
320,823 1790
1,131,116 1830
184.139
DEBT LIM IT ATIONS.—The provisions of law limiting and regulating 1880
906.096
the debt-making power in New Jersey will be better understood and the 1870
SAYINGS BANKS' INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.
Information will be made more serviceable to the investor if arranged In
to which the provisions apply.
—The savings bank law of New Jersey was completely revised by the State
accordance with the civil divisions
(I) TIIE STATE is restricted as to its debt-making power by the State Legislature of 1906, without, however, changing In any essential respects
Constitution. In Article IV, Section VI, paragraphs 3 and 4 the whole the investment provisions. We give below In full the investment sections
subject Is disposed of. The third paragraph forbids a loan of the State's of the new law.
VI. DEPOSITS—HOW INVESTED,
credit and the fourth paragraph forbids the creation of debt. These proSECTION 33. No savings bank shall invest the moneys deposited with
visions are as follows:
the same in any manner except as follows, to wit:
State shall not be directly or indirectly loaned In any
3. The credit of the
I. In stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or obligations of the United
case.
or those for which the faith of the United States is distinctly pledged
4. The Legislature shall not in any manner create any debt or debts. States,
provide for the payment of the principal and interest thereof;
State, which shall singly or in the aggregate to II. In the interest-bearing bonds of this State; or In any bonds authorliability or liabilities of the
with any previous debts or liabilities at any time exceed one hundred thou- ized by the laws of this State to be issued by any commission appointed by
sand dollars, except for purposes of war, or to repel invasion, or to suppress the Supreme Court of this State, by virtue of any law of this State;
insurrection, sinless the same shall be authorized by a law for some single
III. In the bonds of any State In the Union that has not. within ten
object of work, to be distinctly specified therein; which law shall provide years previous to making such investment by any such bank. defaulted In
the ways and means, exclusive of loans, to pay the interest of such debt the payment of any part of either principal or Interest in any debt auprincipal of
or liability as It falls due, and also to pay and discharge the
thorized by any law of such State to be contracted.
such debt or liability within thirty-five years from the time of the contractIV. In the bonds of any county, township, municipality or school dising thereof, and shall be irrepealable until such debt or liability and the in- trict of this State issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this State,
terest thereon are fully paid and discharged; and no such law shall take provided, such county, township, municipality or school district shall not,
effect until it shall, at a general election, have been submitted to the people. within the five years next preceding, have defaulted In the payment of
and have received the sanction of a majority of all the votes cast for and any part of either principal or interest of any legal debt or obligation thereof
against it at such election; and all money to be raised by the authority of and provided further, the total Indebtedness of any borough or village does
such law shall be applied only to the specific object stated therein, and to not exceed 10% of Its assessed valuation, and such school district bonds
the payment of the debt thereby created. This section shall not be con- are by law charged upon all the property of the inhabitants of such district
strued to refer to any money that has been, or may be, deposited with or In any interest-bearing obligation (other than obligations commonly
this State by the Government of the United States.
known as improvement certificates) Issued by the city, county, town,
According to the foregoing (4th paragraph), the power of the State for township, borough or village in which such bank is situated;
V. In the bonds of any city or county of any other State of the Union
making debt Is limited to $100,000, except (1) for purposes of war, &c.,
Issued pursuant to the authority of any law of any such State; provided.
and (2) when the authorization is for some single object of work specified no such city or county has, within ten years previous to making such in'
therein, &c. In the latter case the mode of procedure Is, as will be seen. vestment, 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
given in the same paragraph of the Constitution.
provided further, the total indebtedness of any such city or county is limited
(2) CITIES,COUN7'IES, TO WNS,&c., are also restricted In the making by law to 10% of its assessed valuation;
VI. In first mortgage bonds of any railroad company which has paid
of certain kinds of debt by Article I, paragraphs 10 and 20, of the Constidividends of not less than 4% per annum regularly on its entire capital
tution. We give the paragraph In full.
stock for a period of not less than five years next previous to the purchase
19. No county, city, borough, town, township or village shall hereafter of such bonds, or in any consolidated mortgage bonds of any such comgive any money or property, or loan its money or credit, to or in aid of pany authorized to be issued to retire the entire bonded debt of such company'
any individual, association or corporation, or become security for or be
VII. In bonds secured by mortgages which shall be a first lien on real
directly or indirectly the owner of any stock or bonds of any association estate situate In this State, and worth at least double the amount loaned
or corporation.
thereon, but not to exceed 80% of the whole deposits shall be so loaned or
20. No donation of land or appropriation of money shall be made by the invested; but In case the loan Is on unimproved or unproductive real
State or any municipal corporation to or for the use of any society, associa- estate, tha ainount loaned thereon shall not be more than 30 % of its
tion or corporation whatever.
actual value; and no Investment in any bond and mortgage shall be made
It will be noted that the above prohibition relates to the giving of money, by any savings bank, except upon the report of a committee of at least
managers, and two members of which committee shall certify
property or credit of cities, &c., to individuals, associations, or corpora- three of the the value of the premises mortgaged, or to be mortgaged,
In writing to
tions. &c.. and that the prohibition is absolute, forbidding the doing of according to their best judgment; such report shall be filed and preserved
such acts In any form, shape or manner. There Is one other restriction of among the records of the bank;
VIII. In real estate strictly In accordance with the following provisions:
the State Constitution, and that is found in Article IV.. Section VII.,
(a) A plot whereon is erected, or may be erected, a building or buildings
paragraph 11, which forbids the Legislature passing any special laws "regu- requisite for the convenient transaction of its business, and from portions
lating the Internal affairs of towns and counties"; in this and in all other 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
cases in which according to the judgment of the Legislature general laws are net surplus of such bank except with the written approval of the Commissioner of Banking and Insurance; provided, the limitations as to the cost
feasible. the Constitution states that general laws must be provided.
and building contained in this subdivision shall not
of such
In compiance with this last provision the Legislature has passed many or affectlot such investment heretofore made by a savings bank apply to
any
organized
general laws covering bonded indebtedness of cities, towns. &c. They are under a special charter:
(IA Such as shall have been purchased or acquired by It at sales upon
so numerous they cannot be cited here. We would refer the reader to the
the foreclosure of mortgages owned by such corporation, or upon judgments
Revised Statutes of New Jersey of 1895 under the heading "Municipal or decrees obtained or rendered for debts due to it, or in settlements effected
Bonds," pages 693 to 716 both inclusive; and also to the same heading to secure such debts, or in satisfaction of such mortgages; and all such real
estate shall be sold by such bank within five years after the same shall have
("Municipal Bonds"), pages 2220, &c.
been so purchased, unless, upon application by such corporation to the
In 1903 a Referendum Act relating to the government of cities was passed Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, he shall extend the time within
by the Legislature, under the provisions of which, when accepted by the which such sale shall be made; the provisions of this section shall apply to
State of New Jersey.
62
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
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 aepostt witn toe
same, or any part thereof, upon notes, bills of exchange or drafts, except
upon the additional pledge or collateralsecurity, 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.
ACQUACKANONK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. A.
D.Cheston, Clerk (P.0. Clifton).
This district is in Passaic County.
LOANSWhen Due.
School Bonds.
-(Con.)
School Bonds.
( $2,000c_May 1'12-'13
00'06 M-N J27,000c_June 1 '18-'44
I
500c_ __May 1 1914
1
500c___June 1 1045
I 3,0000_May 1 '15-'17
Var
5s
3,750c ____1910-1912 00'07 M-N
2,000c_May 1 '23-'24
4 s
Var 18,000c__1910-1922
I 1,5000_ _ _May 1 1925
4%8'06 M-N J12,000c_June 1 '18-'29
I 5,000o_ May 1 '26-'30
1
500c_ _ _June 1 1930
110,000_cMay 1 '31-'35
410'06 M-N J3,000c_June 1 '17-'19
I 1,400o___May 1 1936
1 500c_ _ _June 1 1920 BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909.._$153,150
(32.000c_July 1 '13-'28 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _6 487 297
56 '08 J-J I 1.000c_July 1 '29&44 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$5.20
I 1,500c__ _July 1 1929 Population in 1905
7,187
(28,000c_July 1 '30-'43 Population in 1909 (est.)
10,000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at the Citizens' Trust Co.
Paterson; on others at the First National Bank of Paterson.
of
ASBURY PARK. T. Frank Appleby, Mayor; Reuben H.
Norris, Treasurer; Wm. C. Burroughs, City Clerk.
This city is in Monmouth County. Incorporated as a city In 1897. Additional territory annexed in 1906.
LOANSWhen Due.
School Bonds (city's portion).
Fire Bonds.
5s
J-D $69,000c_June 20 '12-42
5s
A-0 $10,000o___Oct 1 1915
($2,000 due yearly.)
4s
J-J
6,000c_Jan 1 1915 00'07 J-D $100,000c
1937
4s '04 J-D 19,0000 __June 1 1934
Library Bonds.
4 Sis'09 ___
15,000
1944 4s
M-N $18,000c__Nov 1 1931
Beach Bonds,
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-0$250,000c___Apr 1 1933 45
A-0 $50,000e___Apr 1 1933
4 yis'07 J-J 150,000c_July 1 1947 45 '05 M-S 30,000c___Sept 1 1945
Water Bonds.
416s'07 J-J
,
75,000c_ _July 1 1942
J-D $60,000c___June 1 1915 4 s'()1) ___
58
35,000
1944
(Subject to call June 1 1900.) BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_5989,000
55
J-D $10,000c_ _ _June 1 1917 Value city prop. Jan 1 '09_ _1,580,591
J-D 50,000c__ _June 1 1924 Total equalized val. 1909_10,534,582
55
5s
48,000c__ -Jan 1 1927 Total tax (per $1.000) 1909_522.40
J-J
22,000c_ Jan 1 1928 Population in 1906
4s
J-J
9.654
4s '06 A-0 22,000c_Apr 1 1936
INTEREST payable at Treasurer s office.
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.
LOANSWhen Due
Atlantic Ave. Improv't Bonds.
City-Hall Bonds.
4;413'07 A-0 $44,000c___Oct 1 1937
4s g '00 F-A $90,000c__ .Aug 1 1030
City Improvement Bonds.
4s g '01 J-J
18,000c___July 1 1911 5s g '91 M-S $11,000c___Sept 1 1911
18,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1944 4;isg'06M-N 40,000c-_-MaY 1 1911
4s g '09 J-J
Public Library Bonds.
43isg'96M-N 49,000c___May 1 1916
4s g '03 J-J $30,000c.. _Jan 1 1938 4%sg'98A-0 5,000c_Apr 1 1918
4s g '05 J-J
8,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'17 4 jisg'99 M-N 10,000c___May 1 1914
Water Bonds.
9,000c___May 1 1911
5s g '95 J-133761,000c_ _ _June 1 1925 4s g '01 M-N 114,000c__May 1 1916
43-isg'96M-S 100,000c___Mch 1 1926
24,000c___May 1 1921
12,000c .__July 1 1917 4s g '05 A-0 55.000c__Apr 1 1925
4 jisg'97J-J
4s g '00 J-J 200,000c_July 1 1930 4yisp;'08 J-J 55,000c_ Jan 1 1928
70,000c___July 1 1931
4s g '01 J-J
Hospital Bonds.
15,000c___July 1 1932 4s g 'Oil M-S $30,000c_ _Sept 1 1036
4s g '02 J-J
75,000c_ _Jan 1 1033 43s'07 31-S 70,0000. __Sept 1 1937
48 g '03 J-J
4s g '04 J-J
35,000c_July 1 1934
Park Bonds.
4 jisg'06J-J 300,000c___July 1 1941 4%sg'99J-J $100,000c_ _July 1 1929
Mt. Vernon Avenue Bonds.
43-s g '08 J-J 250.000c__July 1 1943
430'08 J-J $15,000c___Jan 1 1918
Conduit Bonds
Survey Monument Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N $30.000c___May 1 1936
430
$2,000c___Jan 1 1011
J-J
Sidewalk Bonds.
Albany Ave. Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N $10,000c_ _ _Nov 1 1911
4Msg'09J-J $100,000c_July 1 1944 4s
J-J
20,000c___Jan 1 1914
Crematory Bonds.
Fire
-House Bonds.
4 %sg'98J-J $40,000c__July 1 1918 45 g '02 J-J
$8,000c_ _ _July 1 1932
4;isg'00J-J
10,000c___Jan 1 1920
g '03 J-J
10,000c_ _July I 1913
4s g '01 J-J
32,000c___Jan 1 1921 43isg'07J-J 25,000c-_ _Jan 1 1937
raving Bonds.
4s '06 J-J 128,000c___July 1 1926
45 g '99M-N $74 000c __Nov I 1919 4s g '09 J-J
28,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1944
45 g '01 A-0 135,000c_ _Oct 1 1922
Texas Avenue Bonds.
45 g '02 A-0 15,000c_ Oct 1 1922 4348'08 J-J $15,000c___July 1 1938
4%sg'04M-N 195,000c___May 1 1924
Massachusetts Ave. Bonds,
45 g '05 J-D 60,000c__ _June 1 1925 4%8'08 J-J $30,000c___July 1 1928
4s g '06 A-0 80,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1926
Michigan Ave. Lot Bonds.
4;isir'07 J-J 250,000.3__Jan 1 1927 4s g '06 A-0 57,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1936
4s g '05 J-D 70.000c__ _June 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $4,249,000
15,000c__Oct 1 1926 Sinking fund
48 g '06 J-J
1,000,000
4 yisg'08J-J
65,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1928 NET DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 3,249,000
4%8'08 J-J
30,000c__July 1 1928 Water debt (incl. above)_ _ 1,568.000
20,000c_ __Jan 1 1929 School debt (see below)
4s g '09 J-J
4 Msg'09 J-Jj 205,000c___July 1 1944
Oct 1 '08 (not incl. ab've) 752,000
Drainage Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1900_ _59,401,131
4yisg'07J-J $20,000c___July 1 1937 Assessment about 60% actual value)
41sg'09J-J 100,000c__July I 1938 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__ _ _318.90
Population in 1905
37,503
Population in 1909
44,587
Summer population (est.)_ _ _300.000
INTEREST on the city-hall, public library. water 4s and 430 of 1908,
city improvement 45 and 4 14s of 1908, crematory bonds due 1920 and 1921,
paving bonds due 1921, 1922, 1924, 1925, 1927,1928 and 1944, tire-house
bonds, park bonds, Texas Ave. bonds, Massachusetts Ave. bonds, Mt.
Vernon Ave. bonds, drainage bonds of 1009 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.
When Due. 4s g '06 J-J I $5,000c.„ _July 1 1031
LOANS4y-is
J-J {$20,000c_July 1 '10-'13
1 60,000c_July 1 '32-'35
4,000c___July 1 1914 45 '06 J-,I
16.0000__ July I 1936
3l4s
M-S 25,000c_Mch 1 '10-'14 43s
70,000c_ _ July 1 1037
J-J
M-S 100,000c_Mch 1 '15-'24 43ig'08 J-J 5120,000c_July 1 '38-41
31is
65,000c _July 1 '10-'22
49 g '04 J-J
1 40,000c_ -July 1 1942
4s g
J-J J 90,000c_July 1 '25-'30 44isg'09 J-T 120,000cJuly 1 1943
1 12,000cJuly 11031 BOND. DEBT Oct I 1900_$632,000
INTEREST on 4s and 4'4s due In 1937 and the 4s due 1938-1942 is
payable at Hanover Nat. Bank, New York; on the ,
IMs due 1943 at the
National Park Bank, New York; on other bonds in Atlantic City.
LxxxIx.
ATLANTIC COUNTY. Levi C. Albertson, Collector (P. 0.
Atlantic City).
May's Landing is the county seat
LOANS-When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4s
J-J
$5,000r___Jan 1 1910
48 g '06 J-J 1$35,000r_Jan 1 '11-'17 48 '08 J-J
30,000rJan 1 '11-'16
1 12,000r__Jan 1 '18-'19 BO ND. DEBT Oct 6 '09_ $137,000
48 '08 J-J
25,000r_Jan 1 '10-'14 Total assessed val.'09..__ _72,943,252
Road Bonds.
(Assesstn't about 80 or 90% act. val.)
4s
J-J $25,000r_Jan 1 '10-14 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09 .$4.964
-House Bonds.
Court
Population in 1005
59,862
4s
J-J $5,000r__ _Jan 1 1010 Population in 1909 (est.)__._ _75,000
INTEREST is payable at the County Collector's office.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. H.B.Zebley, Collector & Treas.
This borough is in Monmouth County. Inc. 1887; reinc. Sept. 15 1891.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
Refund.Water Bonds.
5s g '04 J-J $13,000c. _Jan 1 '10-22
4;is g J-J $60,0000__July 1 1928 5s g '07 .1-J
5,700r_Dec 31 '1045
Refund. Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909_ 5151,700
4s g
J-J 139,000c___July 1 1928 Floating debt
20,000
Electric Light Bonds.
Sinking fund_
7.850
5s g '06 J-J $12,000o_ _ _Apr 21918 Assessed valuation 1008.1,820,067
Water Works Bonds.
(Assessment about
actual value.)
58 g '06 J-J
$6,000c__Apr 10 1921 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1908._$19.65
Refund. Light Bonds.
Population In 1905
1,480
4 Ms se06.1*-J $15,000r__Mav 10 1926 Summer population 1907 (est.) _5,000
INTEREST on the funding bonds of 1007 is payable at the Atlantic
Highlands National Bank.
BAYONNE. Chas.E.Annett, Compt. J. W. Empie, Treas.
This city is In Hudson County. Incorporated as a city 1869.
LOANSTVhen Due.
Fire Department Bonds.
Road Construction Bonds
58 '01 J-J
$5,000____July 1 1911
5s '83 J-J $34,000___ _Jan 1 1913 5s '94 A-0
9,000__Oct 1 1014
6s '84 .1-J
4,000_ _ June 2 1914 58 '95 M-S
2,000__Mch 1 1015
43is'03 J-J
35,000____Jan 1 1923 4s '98 J-J
8,000...-. Jan 1 1915
Funding Bonds
9s '98 M-N 10,000 __Nov 1 1918
4348'09 J-J $175,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1929 43 '99 M-S
8,000Sept 1 1919
Police Headquarters Bonds.
4s '06 M-S 21.000____Sept 1 1926
4s '05 J-J $52,000____July 1 1925 4s'09
7,000_ _ _June 1 1916.
J-D
Track Elevation Bonds.
Floating Debt Bonds.
4358'03 J-D $8,000____Dec 1 1923 4s '08 J-J $3110,000___Jan 1 1928
,
City Hall Bonds.
Tax Bonds.
58 '91 J-J $50,000___ Jan 1 1911 4s '01 J-J $95,000.__Apr 15 1911
Paving Bonds.
5s '81 .J-J 155,000__ _July 1 1911
4s '97 J-J $17,000___Jan 1 1917 4s '06 .1
.-J 70,000._ Apr 16 1916
Court Room Bonds.
5s '08 J-J 275,000__ -July 1 1925
4s '01 al-S $2,600___Sept 13 1921
Park Bonds,
Library Site Bonds.
4 1 6s'96 J-J $58,000_ __July 1 1916
,
4s '02 M-S $6,000___Sept 2 1922 4s '07 M-N 24,500____MaY 1 1927
School Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
58 g '93 J-J
$5,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1913 4 tis'05 J-J $50,000_ _ __Apr 1 1911
5s '95 31-S
8,000 ___Mch 1 1915 430'09
155,000____May 1 1920
58 '96 J-J
6,000.......Jan 1 1916 4 Mg'09 J-J 184,200_ _ _Sept 1 1920
4 As'96 J-J
70 000._ ...Sept 1 1916
Water Bonds.
40'97 J-J
7,000__May 1 1917 4 ;-.6g '02J-J $22,000_ ___Dec 11922
4 Ms'96 J-J 100,000_ ...._31ch 1 1918 43 '98 J-J
16,000.. _Jan 1 1028.
4s '99 J-J
12,000_ _Sept 1 1919 4s '00 J-.1
5,000„...Aug 1 1030
.
4s '00 J-J
12,000_Ju1y 2 1920 4s '02 J-J
53,000_ __Jan 1 1932
4s '01 J-J
10,000_ _Sept 16 1921 43'g'03 J-J
L
89,000_ _ July 1 1923
4s '02 J-J
14,500____Apr 1 1922
Refunding Assessment Bonds.
4s '02 J-J
12,500_ _Aug 18 1922 5s '81 .I-J $88,00U____July 1 1911
4 Ms'03 J-J 100,000. ___ Mch 2 1933 5s '88 J.J
50,000_ May 1 1918
45 '05 J-J
6,750_ _arch 11935 5s '88 J-J
46,000_ _ _ July 1 1918
4 ;.ig'07 J-J
49,400 _ _Jan 1 1922 5s '89 J-J
53,t)00.._. Jan 1 1019
5s g '08 J-J 160,000c___Apr 1 1928 5s '89 .1-,1
68,090. __July 1 1919
5s'08
31-N 265,000-. .Nov 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_ _$3,009,754
5s '08 J-J
12,000___July 1 1928 Twp. bond (on demand)
500
4 As'00 J-J
60,500__Sept 1 1020 Sinking fund
343,505
Funded Assessment Bonds.
Tax valuation, real
35,078,629
5s '82 J-J $22,000_ _ _ _Jan 11012 Tax valuation, personal
8,892,338
5s '83 J-J
1,000_Jan 1 1913 Total valuation 1909
43,970,967
5s '95 J-J
37,000____July 1 1915 Total tax (per 51,000) 1900_$19 79
23.000_ _Jan 1 1016 Population in 1905
5s '96 J-J
42,262
5s '95 J-J
33,000_ _Jan 1 1025 Population in 1909 (est.)
50,000
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, Treasurer.
This borough Is in Monmouth County. Incorporated in 1885.
Water Extension.
Jetty Bonds.
___ $20,000
53
58
J-J $10,000- Jan 1 '24-'25
Improvement Bonds.
Park Bonds.
5s
J-J $61,000_ _$3.000 yearly 5s
52,500
J-J
1910-1914
Beach Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_5150,000
5s '05 M-S
_ __Sept 1 1935 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,901,329
(Subject to 25,000call Sept. 1 1925.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ __ _$20 80
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1905
1,080
5s 'OS M-S $31,000_ -_Sept 1 1935 Population in 1900
902
(Subject to call Sept.p
1 1925.)
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.
LOANSBuilding Bonds
When Due.
Bridge Bonds
4s '09 F-A $100,0000_Feb 1 '14-'38
33
-is
J-J J$60,000c_Jan 1 '10-'19 4s '09 M-N 150,000c_May 1 '14-38
1 7,000c__ -Jan 1 1920
Road Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-D 50,000r .Dec 1 '10-14 55 '08 M-S j$2,000... ..Sept 1 1915
180,000__Sept 1 '16-'35
48 '04 F-A 150.000c_ .Aug 1 '10-24
40'07 F-A 72,000c_ _Aug 1 '10-27 BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1909_ _5571,000
4 Vis'07 F-A 16.000c__Aug 1 '10-17 Total assessed val. 1908_$86,298,020
41
48'07 F-A 16.000c Aug 1 '10-17 (Assessment about full value.)
4s '09 F-A 72,000____Aug 1 1939
INTEREST on bridge 3 1,4s is payable at the Hackensack Trust Co.; on
bridge 4%8 at A. B. Leach & Co. In N. Y. City; on road and building bonds
at Columbia Trust Co. In N. Y. City; on other bonds at Hackensack National
Bank of Hackensack.
BLOOMFIELD. Harry L. Osborne, Treasurer.
Thls town is in Essex County. Incorporated as a town F.b 26 1900.
LOANSWhen Due.
School Bonds.
Park Bonds.
20,000c _ _ _1910-1915
4s '09 A-0 $30,000c_Apr 1 '30-'35
84,000c _ _ _ _1914-1925
Street Improvement Bonds.
I 8,0000 ____
1926
45
J-D J$5.000c___June 1 1919 4s
31-N 36,000c ____1927-1930
170,000c__June '20-'29
I 6,000c _ _ _ _1931-1935
Water Bonds.
10,000c _ _ _ _1934-1952
A-0J$15,000r___Apr 1 1919
48
500c ____
1953
1 75,000rApr 1 '20-'34 4s '09 A-0 31,0000_Apr 1 '18-'48
4s '00 A-0 15,000c_Apr 1 '35-'37 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_5507,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'i) _ _ _ _ 33,310
55
31-N $10,000c _Nov 1 '10-'13 Floating debt
21,000
4s
F-A 50,000c
Feb 1930 Total valuation 1909
8,861,701
4s
5.000c
ann
1910 Total tax (per 51.000) 1909...$19.10
Population in 1905
Fire Department Bonds.
11,668
4s '04 J-J $25,000c___July 11924 Population In 1909 (est.)
14,000
INTEREST on fire department bonds and sewer bonds due 1030 Is payable at United States Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City; on otherissues
at the Bloomfield National Bank, the Fidelity Trust Co., Newark, and the
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. of Newark.
BRIDGETON. Barton F. Sharp, Comptroller.
This city is situated In Cumberland County. Incorporated Nov. 29 1864.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '04 J J $50,000c__Jan 1 1934
Street Bonds.
4s
A-0 $80,000r___Oct 1 1020 (Sub ect to call after Jan. I 1019.)
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
4s '09 F-A $35,000_ _ _Feb 1 1939
' Water Bonds.
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1924)
F-AJ$10,500c_Aug 1 '10-'12
63
Refunding Bonds,
1 2,000c___Aug 1 1013 Is '05 111-S $15.0000-Sept 1 1925
Paving Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4s '06 J-J $10,200r_ _July 1 1927 48 '03 J-J $40.000c__Nov 1 1927
(Subject to call July 1 1916.)
(Subject to call Nov. 11012.)
Nov., 1909.]
63
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
$70,440
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS' Total assessed val. 1909.._ _6,826,260
School Bonds.
4)s
31-S $9,0000 ____1910-1912 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
A-0 15,000c____Apr '14-'18 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$18.60
48
13,624
25,000c .July 1 1922 Population in 1005
48 '02 J-J
15,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
INTEREST payable at Bridgeton
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909_ _$200,200
BURLINGTON. Joshua Taylor, Treasurer.
This city Is in Burlington County. Incorporated March 4 1851.
Deficiency and Health Bonds.
When Due,
LOANS$9,500c___July 1 1912
4s '02 J-J
Floating Debt Bonds
Refunding Bonds
4 yis'07 .1-J $36,000c___July 1 1937
4s '04 M-S $20,000c-_-Sept 1 1934
Meadow Drainage.
School Bonds.
4s '91 J-D $14,000c___Dec 11921
4s '05 F-A $5,250c___Aug 1 1935
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1901.)
1921 (Subject to call $2 000 yearly 1925.)
4s '01 ,T-J $10,000c
4s '04 M-S $23,500c___May 1 1934
Paving Bonds.
4s '00 A-0 $11,000c___Oct 1 1910 (Subject to call $2,000 yearly 19243
1936
1913 4s '09 J-J 327,500c
4s '03 A-0
9,000c
(31,000 yearly.)
Fire Department.
4s '05 3I-S $4,500c. _Sept 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Nov 1909__ .$202,250
_ _ _3,348,559
Total valuation 1908_
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '86 MN $20,000c-Nov 1 1916 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_319.60
8,038
1038 Population in 1905
11,500c
4s '08 J-J
INTEREST payable at the Mechanics' National Bank, Burlington.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. E. P. Bacon, Co. Collector.
Bridgeton is the county seat.
Building Bonds
When Due.
LOANS4s '09 J-J $120.000c_ _ _Jan 2 1939
Asylum Bonds.
488
J-J $35,000c Jan 1910-'16 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $195,000
Total assessed val. 1909__22,163,967
Bridge Bonds
(Assessment about actual value.)
4%8
M-N J$10,000r May 1 '11-'12
1 3,000r May 1 1913 Co. tax (per $1,000) 1909--$4.82
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09-$7.33
Road Bonds.
4yis '04A-0 $27,000r Oct 1 '10-'23 Population In 1906
52,110
55,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
($2,000 due yearly.)
INTEREST is payable at County Collector's office.
DEAL. W. Hogencamp, Superintendent.
This borough is In Monmouth County. Incorporated In 1897.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909__ $205,000
Beach Improvement Bends.
Sinking fund
8,000
44s'06 J-J $130,000c___Ju1y 2 1031 Assessed valuation 1909...4,850,000
Sewer System Bonds.
Tax rate (pre $1,000) 1908---$19.10
4 As'07 J-J $75,000c_ __Jan 1 1917 Population in 1909 (est.)
1.500
DOVER. F. E. Porter, Clerk.
'
This town is situated In Morris County. Incorporated April 1 1869.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09_ $277,000
School Bonds
Total valuation 1908
3,378,398
48
J-J $13.000c ___1910-1912 (Assessment about 35% actual val.)
43-6s
s-a
65,000c_$1,000 yearly Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_318 38
BURLINGTON COUNTY. Joseph Powell, Collector.
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900
5,938
Mount Holly Is the county scat.
4s
A-0 $70,000c
1930 Population In 1905 _
6,500
When Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 1909_$115,000 4s
LOANSF-A 57,000c
1930 Population In 1908 (est)
7,000
30,455,304 3 •is
Total valuation 1009
Asylum Bonds.
31•N 70,000c
1920
(Assessment, at actual value.)
. ___
$60,000c___ .
_ ___
48
(Now subject to call.)
County tax (per $1,0))0) 1908_46.90
Road Improvement Bonds.
INTEREST on the school
62,012 tional Union Bank, Dover; onbonds and the water 4s Is payable at the Na44s'07 31-N $55,000_ _ _Nov 1 '13-23 Population In 1905
the water 3)s at the Dover Trust Co.
Bank.
INTEREST on the road bonds is payable at the Mount Holly Nat.
EAST ORANGE. C. T. Hedge, Auditor.
CAMDEN. Charles H. Ellis, Mayor; Samuel Hufty, Compt.
This place, located in Essex County, became a city In
This city, which is in Camden County. in March 1899 annexed the town
of Stockton. The city was incorporated Feb. 14 1828.
When Due.
Fire Department.
LOANS4s 1899 J•J $25,000r_ July 1 1919
Bounties Loans.
25,000r_ July 1 1924
$9,000r_ July 1 1028 4s 1904 J•J
4s 1898 J-J
4's'08 J-D 25,000r .__June I 1928
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s 1900 J-D $91,000r_ June 1 1020 4s '09 F-A 20,000r___Aug 1 1939
Park Bonds.
4s 1004 J-J 170.000e&rJuly 1 1934
4 Y68'08 J-D 85,000r_June 1 1938 4s 1896 J-J $75,000c_July 1 1921
4s 1004 J-J
90,000r_ _ July 1 1929
Hospital Bonds.
4is'07 NT-S $50,000c_ _Sept 1 1037 3Ms'06 F-A 22,000r_ -Aug 1 1931
4 f,s'07 F-A 15.000c ___Aug 1 1932
School Bonds.
4s 1898 J-D $85,000r_ June 1 1918 48 '08 F-A 10,000r __Aug 1 1938
5,000r____Feb 1939
90,000r_ Jan 1 1934 4s '09 F-A
48 1904 J-J
Aug 1 1934
4s 1904 J-J 125,000r_ July 1 1934 4s '09 F-A 25,000r
Fire and Police Bonds.
4s '07 F-A zoo,000r___Feb 1 1037
4s '00 F-A 40,000r___Aug 1 1939 4 is'08 J-D $50.000r _.June 1 1938
4s '09 J-I) 15,000r___June 1 1039
Repaving Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s 1898 A-03200,000r_ _ April 1 1928
4s '09 M-S 50,000c___Mch 1 1929 4s 1887 J-J $50,000c _July 1 1912
50,000c&rJuly 1 1917
4s 1900 31-N 35,000r_ May 1 1030 4s 1887 J-J
95,000___Aug 31 1919
48 1901 J-D 18,000r_ June 1 1921 4s '89 ___
95,000c _July 1 1922
4s 1003 J-D 75,000r_ June 1 1033 4 Y6s '92J-J
95,000e&rJan 1 1923
4s '06 F-A 38.000r-Aug 1 1936 4;is '93J-J
4s 1896 J-D 600,000c&rJune 1 1926
Funding.
4s 1886 J-D $40,000r__ June 1 1016 4s '09 F-A 28,000r_ __Aug 11930
STOCKTON.
33s '0431-N 86,000r_ _ May 2 '10-34
Refunding.
($2,000 each year on May 2.)
33s '04J-J $20.000r_ Jan 1 1924 33s '05M-S $34,200r_ Sept 1 1935
3;is '03J-D {22,000r_ Dec 1 '10-'31 3 t-e,s'06 M-S 30,000r_Sept 1 1936
5,000r_ Dec 1 1032 4s '07 F A 12,000r_ _Aug 1 1937
20,000r_ Jan 1 1935 4s '08 A-0 37,000r___Oct 1 1938
334s '05J-J
Refunding
Cemetery Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$7,000r__ Jan 1 1911
4s 1900 .1- D $19,000r. June 1 1920 58
School Bonds
4s 1002 J-D 70,000r.. June 1 1932
48 1807 J-J $10.000c_July 1 1917
City Hall Bonds.
2,750c. _ _Oct 1 1010
49 '07 J-J $13,000r___July 1 1927 43-s '98A-0
Wrightsville School Bonds.
48 '08 A-0 10,000r.... Oct 1 1938
5s 1898 J-J
$1.000e...Tuly 1 '10-'11
Refunding City Hall
4s 1902 J-D $63,000r__ Dec 1 1032 TOT. I3'D DEBT Oct 190954,327,700
Water debt (Included) _ _ 1,359,000
Refunding Fire House
233,646
3 Wi'07 J-J $20,000r._ _Jan 1 1937 Floating debt
510122
4s '09 A-0 14,000r_Oct 1 1929 Sinking fund
48,066,030
Assessed val., real
Paving Bonds.
4 iAsio 7 \f-S 3150,000r_ __Sept 1 1927 Assessed val., personal_ _ _ 3,759,831
51,825,861
Total valuation 1909
Floating Debt.
(Assessment about full value.)
4s 1881 J-J $218,000c&rJuly 1 1911
34,000r_ _ Jan 1 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ 420.90
4s 1884 J-J
83,363
4s 1906 A-0 124,000e&rApril 2 1936 Population in 1905
4548'07 31-S 135,000r-_ _Sept 1 1937 Populatlon In 1909 (est.)__100,000
4Ms'08 J-D 350,000r __June 1 1928
INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.
Dec. 1899. A new
city charter was voted on June 2 1908.
LOANSWhen Due.
Board of Education Bonds.
.Sewer Bonds-Outst'g Oct. 1 1909. 4s '98 J-J
$5,000e_ July 1 1913
4%s
Jan
$250
1910 4s '98 M-N 5!2.000c_May 15'10-'11
41-0
Aug
550
1910
1 7,000c_May 15 1912
5s
July
1,000
1912 4s '99 J-J
8,000c_July 15 1919
55
2,230
May
1913 48 '99 J-D 16.750c_ ..Dec 6 1919
5s
Jan
3.000
1914
Tidewater Sewer Bonds.
5s
July
3,500
1915 4s '04 J-D $120,000c_July 1 '10-24
5s
Feb
8,400
Refunding Bonds.
1918
-is
Dec
7,000
1915 4s '03 J-D $29,000c_Dec 1 1933
43
4)s
Feb
800
1916
Funding Bonds.
45's
May
1916 45 '99 J-J $150,000c___Jan 1 1929
1,200
Aug
1,600
1916
(Subject to call $75,000 in 1919
43.s
4 .s
i
,
Sept
1916
3,200
and $75,000 in 1929.
4)s
Nov
1916
Water Bonds.
1,200
4 Yis
Aug
1918 3%8'03A-03350,000c Apr 1 1933
5,000
45
Feb
1919 4s '03 J-D 500000c Dec 1 1933
5,500
45
1919 as '06 J-D 40,000c_ _ -Tune 1 1936
Sept 11,000
4 lis
Nov 15,000
1937 48 '08 F-A 50,000cFeb 1 1938
Street Improvement Bonds.
48
Oct 10,000
1938
5s
Var$214,588.32_ _1909-1919
Town Hall Bonds.
Total _ _ 480,450
48 '98 31-N 313,500c ..May '10-'18
School Bonds.
Tax Arrearage Bonds.
45 '01 J-J $40,000c___July 1 1931
4s '02 F-A 45,000c__Aug 25 1932 4s '94 J-J $57.500c_ _July 14 1914
4t '04 A-0 85,000c___Apr 1 1934 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1909.31,960,395
48 '04 J-J
6,800c__Jan 15 1934 Assessment debt
214,588
4s '05 J-D 30,835r_June 1 1945 Floating debt
•303,000
48 '06 J-D 140,000c_ _ Dec 1 194 . TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909 2,477,983
4s '07 J-J 100,000c., __July 1 1947 Sinking fund
397,613
4s '08 F-A 15,560c.,.._Feb 1 1948 Total valuation 1909
44,102,628
Public Playground Bonds.
(Assessment actual value.)
4s '07 J-J $45,000c__ Aug 1 1947 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09416.20
4s '08 J-J
7,000c-- -Jan 2 1948 Population In 1905
25.175
Population In 1009 (est.) __ ._ _32,500
• Thls debt consists of "temporary loans" representing money borrowed
in anticipation of taxes to come in before Dec. 31 of current year.
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer.
ELIZABETH. V. Mravlag, Mayor; Peter Bonnett, Comp.
Elizabeth is In Union County. Incorporated as a town March 26 1796;
a city March 12 1855.
This city got into financial difficulties through making extensive local
Improvements. Interest was defaulted Feb. 1 1879. and a compromise was
finally effected with the bondholders, by which new 4% bonds dated July 1
1882 were issued in exchange for the old 7% bonds turned in at 50% of
their face value.
River Improvement Bonds.
1
Dock Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $225,000c____Jan 1 195914s
J-J $45,000r___July 1 1948
School Bonds.
Damage Bonds.
31-N $82.000c May 1 1912
48
J-J $45,000c&rJan 1 1010 45
CAMDEN COUNTY. John W. Sell, Collector.
Hospital Bonds.
M-N 20,000c May 1 1923
48
Camden is the county seat.
45
J-J
46,000c&rJuly 1 1924 4s '07 F-A $25,000r__-Aug 1 1937
Road Improvement Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
4,000r_.... Oct 1 1925
A-0
Adjustment Bonds.
4s
45 '06 M-N 120,000_ Nov 1 1916 4s '04 J-.T $700,000c&r.Tan 2 1944 45 '07 A-0
2,500r____Oct 1 1926 4s J-J $2,759 00oc&r_July 1 1922
36,000_ _Novl '21&'26 BOND. DEBT Oct 25 19094878,300 48 '07 M-N 54,000r___May 1 1937 (Subject to call on 60 days' notice.
4 ,',s'08 ___
29,600
1938 Sinking fund
109,733 is
2.000r_ _Jan 1 1938 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909.33,214,850
J-J
Bridge Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
74,811,949 45
J-J
10,000c___Jan 1 1938 Sinking fund
64,677
44s '06M-N 1330.000r May 1 1914 County tax (per $1,000) 1907_ _$4 60 48
F-A 10,000c_Aug 1 1928 Assessed valuation, real_46,633,817
1 35.000r May 1 1918 Population In 1005
4s
M-S 14,000c___Sept 1 1938 Assessed val., personal
5,431,358
INTEREST payable at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co 1
-2L55 48
.,N. Y.
5
.
4,000c -__Oct 1 1938 Total assessed val. 1908.52,065,175
A-0
48
M-N 91.000c___Nov I 1958 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_314.60
CAPE MAY. John W. Thompson, Recorder.
1,350c.__3tch 1 1939 Population in 1905
4s
F-A
60.509
This city Is In Cape May County.
INTEREST on adjustment bonds is paid by the Mercantile Trust Co.
. . . .
1938
Refunding Bonds.
58 '08 M-N $105,000c
of New York: on all other issues In El zabeth.
55
1910
A-0 $13.000___April 1 1924
5s '08 31-N 45,000
1935 45
A-0 17,000__ _Oct 1 1029 ENGLEWOOD. D. Mackay, Mayor; Geo. H.
58 1005 ____ 30,000
Payson,
55
M-N 15,000____May 11910
General Improvement Bonds.
Treasurer; R. Jamieson, Clerk.
Redemption, &c.-1890.
58
__-_ $10,000-June 1 1015
J-J $15,000_ _ _ Jan 1 1010
This city is in Bergen County. Incorporated March 17 1899
58
ht-N 13.000_May 1 1916 5s
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $287,000
School Bonds.
58
12.000_Jan 1 1018 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09_$601,200
J-J
J-D $65 000c June 1 1930 Sinking fund
70,733 3)s
32,654
48
J-D 75.000___June 1 1022 Floating debt
69,8412 3148
58 '04 J-D 140.000___June 1 1934 Sinking fund
M-N 18.000c May
1 1932 Assessed valuation, real_7,783,999
_ _5,83 '.641 4s '05 M-S 90,000c&r.Sept 1 1930 Assessed val, persona
55 '09 s-a
50,000
1039 Total valuation 1000_
1,010,290
Sewer Bonds.
75,000c.._ _July 1 1939 Total valuation 1908
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1969_ _ _320 00 48 '09 J-J
8,794,289
Fire House Bonds.
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
5s
.8-D 112.000_ _June 1 1921 Population in 1905
3,006
31is
F-A 38,0000 Feb
INTEREST Is payable at Cape May.
1 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-.421.35
334s
M-N 15,000c May
1 1932 Population in 1900
6,253
CAPE MAY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. Porter, Secretary.
Cit -Hall Bonds
Population In 1905
7,922
LOANSWhen Due. 1 BOND. DEBT May 15 '00_$27,000
41414 06A-0 $16,000c _-Apr 1 1938 Population In 1908(est.)
9,500
_
4s
____ $26.000__Dec '10 •351
INTEREST on the $15.000 fire and 318.000 school at the U. S. Mort. &
CLAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. B. Stranger, Clerk.
Trust Co., N. Y.:Clty; on all others at office of the City Treasurer.
This district is In Gloucester County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09_ _ $40,000 ESSEX COUNTY. E. L. Conklin, Aud.; R. W.Booth, Coll.
LOANS59 '08 F-A $31,800__Aug 1 '10-'28
INTEREST payable at the First
The county seat is Newark.
(See V. 87, p. 890, for maturity.) National Bank of Glassboro.
LOANSCourt-House Bonds.
When Due.
COLLINGSWOOD. A. K. Roberts, Chairman Fin. Corn.
Park Bonds. •
45 g
F-A$900,000c&r_Aug 1 1940
3.65s g FA$1,000,000cda Aug '15-'35 4sg '04 F-A 500.000c-Aug 1 1944
This borough is in Camden County.
($200,000 every 5 years.)
4s
48 g '06 F-A 400,000c___Aug 1 1946
J-D $150,000e _Dee 1 1034 Sinking fund
$19,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_4150,000 ‘ssessed valnation 1999 _ 3.104,131 4s g F-A $1,500.000c&r_Aug 1 1926 4s '07 F-A 25,000____Aug 1 1947
Armory Bonds
41,400 (Assessment about 65% actual value) 48 g F-A 2,500.000c&r_Aug 1 1938
Assessment debt
14,200 Tax rim. (per 81,000) 1909____82l 60 4s g 'OA M-N 310.000e__May 1 1948 4s
F-A $20,000_ _Ann '10-'11
Floating debt
4s g '08 A-0 200,000c___Oct 1 1048
Bridge Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ 205,600 Population in 1905
Population in 1909 (est.)
4 580 48 g '09 F-A 250,000eAue; 11049 4s g '04 J-D $300,000c___June 1 1924
2 503
:
4s g '09 F-A 50.000c___Aug 1 1949 4s '07 M-N 85,000_ May 1 1927
INTEREST payable at Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
Hospital Bonds.
48
F-A 50,000 __Aug 1 1924
CRANFORD. Edwin G. Woodling, Treasurer.
4s
M-N $30,000.. _Nov 14 1943
Refunding War Bonds.
4s g 04 F-A 207,000c_ _Aug 1 1944 4s g
This township is In Union County. Incorporated in 1871.
A-03300,000____Apr 1 1915
When Due.
Road Bonds,
4s 05 A-0 200,000c&r Apr 15 1945 TOT. I3'D D"r Nov18'09311,590,230
LOANS410'06 J-J
,
F-A 1,000,000c_Aug 1 '46-'47 Total assets
Sewer Bonds
$7,500r_ _July 1 10-'12 4s g
1,706,960
75,000__ Feb 1 1948 NET DEBT Nov 18 '09_ _ 9,883,270
48 '07 J-J $25.000c___July 1 1927 BOND. DEBT May 1009 __ $07,500 4s
M-N
25.000r.__Jitly 1 1027 Sinking fund
4 yis'97 J-.1
5,000 4sg 'OR M N 500,000c___May 1 1948 Total assessed val. 1909_485,771,413
Assessed valuation 1908 _4,8640.000 4s g '08 A-0 431,000c___Oct I 1948 i County tax (per $1.000) 1909_36.250
School Bonds.
4 Yis
May 1 1949 Population In 1905
31-S $10,000c ____1910-1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__ .. _13.80 4s g '09 M-N 440,000c
409.928
40
J-J 5 3,000c ___1910-1912 Population In 1905
Road Bonds.
, Population In 1900
359,053
115.000c ____1918-19321Population In 1908 (est.)
356(1( 4s '00 F-A$16,091.54_ __Feb 1 1910 Population In 1909 (est.)___ _490,000
4: 00
)
_Feb I '10-'111
INTEREST on the sewer bonds and the $19,000 school issue Is payable 4s g 01 F-A 18,000
In Elizabeth' On all other bonds in New York.
4s 00 F-A 177,000____Feb 1 19291
64
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
INTEREST on $2,500,000 park bonds, on the hospital bonds and on the
Court House bonds Is payable by the United States Mortgage & Trust Co.,
New York City; on the $1,500,000 Issue of park bonds at the °Mee of J. &
W. Seligman & Co. of New York City and Seligman Bros. of London; on
all other bonds at the Manufacturers' National Bank Newark.
TOTAL DEBT, &o.Total bonded debt
Sinking funds
Lxxxtx.
May 1 '09. May 1 '08. May 1 '07. May 1 '06.
$2,045,969 $1,988,000 $1,904,000 $1,601,000
328,400
195,972
238,416
281,806
Net debt
$1,717,569 $1,706,104 $1,665,584 $1,415,028
Floating debt
$59,000
$54,773
$64,742
$45,000
The sinking fund receives yearly a portion of the license fees and moneys
collected from assessment after certificates are paid.
-The city owns parks, public buildings, a water
CITY PROPERTY.
system and other assets amounting to over 1
million dollars.
This borough is In Essex County.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city s assessed valuation (since
Sewer Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
1006 at about cash value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Road Improvement Bonds.
4s '09 J-D i$34,000c_J'ne 1 '10-'26
Personal
Real
2d Class
Total
Rate of Tax
448'97 F-A)$14,000c___Feb '10-'16
1 1.000c_June 1 1027 YearsEstate.
RR.Prop. Ass'a Val.
Property.
1 30,000c___Feb '17-'26 BOND.DEBT Apr 2 1900_ _$135,000 1908 ..--$57,884,600 $3,174.400 $4,370,204 $67 429:814 per $1,000.
5:772 209
$24 70
15 10
48 '02 A-0 18,000c-Oct '10-'27 Floating debt
20,000 1007 ____ 63,823,219
3,949,600
_
Park Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
5,272,552 1905 ___ 32,936.001
2,329,371
2,511,765
37,777,137
24 20
1
8
48 '01 M-N 1$20,000c_ Nov 1 '20-'29 (Assessment about 90% actual value) 1900 ____ 25,770,900
2,020,230
27,791,130
24 20
I 15,000c_Nov 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$18.50 1890 ____ 17,275,600
1.622,862
18.808,462
93 '09 M-N
5,000_May 15 '24-'33 Population in 1905
2,362 1880 ___ 13 575,600
1,284,447
14,860.C47
21 81
Population in 1909 (est.)
3,000
POPULATION.
-In 1905 was 65,468; in 1900 it was 59,364; in 1890 It
was 43,648; in 1880 it was 30.999; In 1870 it was 20.297.
OLEN RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. Raymond Roberts, Clerk.
When Due. 4 4808 M-S $30,000c_Sept 1 '29-'38 HUDSON COUNTY. Stephen M. Egan, Collector.
LOANSM-S $30.000c___Sept '14-'28 448'08 M-S 115,000c-Sept 1 '28-'32
48
This county contains the cities of Jersey City, Hoboken and Bayonne.
500c___Mch 1910
58
M-S
I 3,000c_Sept 1 '33-'34 The county seat is Jersey City.
s
M-S 56,000c- _Sept 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909__$149,500 LOANSJudgment Bonds.
When Due.
348'07 M-S 15,000c. __Mch 1 1027 School tax (per $1,000) '08____$3 60
Bridge Bonds.
4s '08 M-N $8,114____May 1 1910
INTEREST on the 4 4sof 1907 Is payable at the Columbia Trust Co. in 44 g '93 M-S$100,000c&rSep 1 1918 4s '08 M-N 14,849____May 1 1911
4s '96 J-J 106,000r_Jan 2 1917 4s '08 J-D
5,016___June 1 1011
New York City; on other Issues at Bank of Montclair, N. J.
34s 00 J-J
28,000r__July 1 1915
Refunding Bonds.
348'00 A-0 J70,000r_Apr I '10-'19 48 g '05 M-S$750.000c&r.Sept 1 1925
GLOUCESTER CITY. Thos. J. Foley, Treasurer.
1 5,000r___Apr 1 1920
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
This city is in Camden County. Incorporated April 17 1868.
48
J-J
12,000r__Jan 1 '10-'15 40'08 A-0 $100,000e_Oct 1 1948
LOANS1Vhen Due.
4s '07 M-N 21,000r___May 1 1927
Water Bonds-(Con.)
Alms House Bonds.
Bonds.
Sewer
5s
M-N $8,000c ___1929-1932 4s '01 M-N 27,000r__Nov 30 1916 4s g '116 M-N$240,0000 __May 1 1946
J-J $18,000c-Jan 1 1920 4s
43
J-J f 6,0000 ____1910-1912 4s g '03 M-S 26,000r___Sept 1 1923
Court House Bonds.
M-S 18,000c___Mch
4s
1922
1,850r___Jan 1 1916 4s g '09 M-N 1800.000o_May 1 1949
1 1,000c
1013 4s '00 J-J
19,000o.
.Jan 1 1924 4s
J-J
16,000c_Jan 1 1933 48 g '04 J-J 201,000r___July 1 1024
Building Bonds.
4.5 StreetJ-J
Impt. Bonds
4s '06
5,000
1926 4s '05 J-D 10.000r_ __June 1 1925 48 g
M-S$150,000r__Feb 28 1944
43.4s'09 F-A $100,000___Feb 1 1929
4s '07 A-0 90,000r_Apr 1 1927 4s '04 M-S 65,000r-Sept 1 1944
School Bonds.
4)4s'09 J-J
75,000____July 11029 48 '07 1%-I-N $55,000___May 119:17 448'08 A-0 16,000r___Oct 1 1928 4s '05 M-S 65.000r___Mch 1 1945
Improvement Bonds.
Boulevard Repair Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '09 $481,500
48 '06 F-A 500,000o_ ..Aug 1 1946
48
J-D $100 000c......Dec
1019 Floating debt
82,500 4 48'08 A-0 $100,000___Oct 1 1938 448 '08A-0 850,000c_Apr 1 1048
43
M-S 30,000c_Mch
1922 Sinking fund
15,000 4s '08 A-0 15,000r_ _Oct 1 1010
Public Road Bonds.
Passaic Ave. Improvement Bonds, 448'02 M-N $100,000c&rNov 1 1922
48
J-J
1 1924 Total valuation 1009
3,399,334
40.000c_ - _Jan
448'08 .1 J
75,000.
$2,500r___July 1 1010 4415'93 J-J 500,000cdcr_Jan 1 1923
Jan 1 1928 (Assessm't about fi actual value.) 348'00 J-J
Courts and Election.
Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900___$18 80
443'93 J-J 250,000cder_Jan 1 1923
8,055 4s '08 A-01$60,000___Oct 1 '10-'11 44s g'04 J-J 500,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
4s '05 J-D $50,000c-June 1 1015 Population in 1005
WaterBonds.Population in 190.) (est.)
1 47,440.. ___Oct 1 1912 44sg'04 J-J 600,000c&r_Jan 1 1025
9,500
Lunatic Asylum Bonds.
J J2 $20,0000 ___1014-1023
tls
4s g '96 J-J 150,000r__Jan 1 1926
58
M-N 10.000e ____1024-1928 INTEREST is payable at CitY Hall. 44s 92 J-J $100.000r_Jan 1 '11-'20 4s 97 M-N 200,000r___May 1 1027
4s '92 J-J
10,000r__Jan 1 1010 4s '08 M-S 44.000r___Mch 1 1928
48 02 J-D 50,000r_Dec 1 1912 3 As'09 J-J
50,000r___July 1 1010
GLOUCESTER COUNTY. George E. Pierson, Collector.
45 '05 A-0
5,000r_Oct 1 1915 3)s'00 J-J
8,000r...._July 7 1910
County seat is Woodbury.
448'08 A-0 55,000r__Oct 1 1918 4s '02 J-J
65,000r__July 11912
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $34,000
LOANSHoboken Extension.
4s '03 A-0
Road Bonds
Floating debt
14,400 48 '08 A-0 $65,000r___Oct 1 1929 343'01 F-A 37.000r _Oct 1 1923
16,000r_Aug 1 1911
$6,000r __ _ _1910-1911 Total assessed val. 1900_ _21,252,258 348'09
J-J
4s
A-0 12,500r_Oct 1 1929 4s '03 J-J
30,000r___July 1 1013
4,000r_Jan 1 '11-'12 I (Assessment about 80% actual value)
J-J
48
Snake Hill
45 '03 A-0 10,000r_ Oct 1 1913
M-S
4,000r ____1910-19131County tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$5.00 448'91 11-N Purchase Bonds.
45
$73,000rNov 2 1911 4s g '04 J-J 150,000r_July I 1914
2,500r _ _1910-1914 I Population in 1905
J-J
4s
34,477
Soldiers' & Sailors' Grave Bonds.
26,000r___ Oct 1
9,000
J-J
1910-1918 I Population In 1900
43's
31,905 4s '06 A-0 $3,000r_ __Apr 1 1911 4s '04 A-0 30,000r___July 1 1914
1924
48 '04 J-J
Population in 1909 (est.)
Jail Bonds
40,000
Park Bonds.
4s '05 F-A 38,000r___ Aug 1 1035
4s '04 J-J 1$6,000r_July 1 '10-'13'INTEREST payable in Woodbury. 4s g '04 1I-N 3500,000c__May 1 1054
4s '05 F-A 100,000r__Aug 1 1915
1 2,500r_ .July 1 1914
43 '07 11-N 140,000o_Nov 1 1957 4s '03 J-D 20,000r___Dec 1 1013
4s g '04 M-N 800,000c_Nov 1 1054 4s '06 J-D 90,000r___June 11916
GUTTENBERG. Chas. A. Eypper, Mayor.
4s g '06 M-N 500,000c__ _ May 1 1956 48 '06 M-S 21,000r_ _ _Meh 1 1926
48 g '09 M-N 1,000,0000_May 1 1959 4s '07 M-S 16,000r__ _Sept 1 1927
This town is in Hudson County. Incorporated March 9 1859.
Viaduct Bonds
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1908 $9,808,014
Funding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s g '07 M-S$350,000o___Mch 1 1937 Sinking fund
1,233,077
School Bonds
5s '09 J-J f$15,000.July 1'14'10'24 4313'08 A-0
350.000c__ _Oct 1 1038 NET DEBT Dec 1 1908_ 8,574,937
58 '07 J-J $53,900c__Jan 1 '10-'36
1136,000__ __July 1 1939
INTEREST is payable at office of County Collector, Jersey City, N. J.
Town Bonds
BOND.DEBT July 1 1000. $137,900
ASSESSED VALUATION and tax rate have been as follows:
58 '98 A-0 f $10,000_ _Apr 18 1913 Assessed valuation 1908_ _2,494,865
----Assessed Valuation-Tax rate
S. 60,000__Apr 18 1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__ _$16.69 YearsReal.
Personal
Tofu).
per$1 00 1
Fire House
Population In 1905
4,563 1908
$405,858,344 $31,011,348 3436,860,602
33.86
58
s-a $15,000_ _$1,000 yearly Population in 190t) (est.)
6,000 1007
433,017,635
34.141,218
467,158,853
3.32
INTEREST payable In Hoboken.
1906
272,503,174
21)8,608,545
26,195,371
4.79
220,235,130
20,503,518
240,738,648
6.12
HACKENSACK. E. T. Phillips, Clerk.
1199°05
0
154 731 840
14,396,050
169,127,890
5.53
123,387,636
This village Is in Bergen County. Incorporated in 1868.
10,107,418
133,495,054
5.60
92
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1909___$129,000 18P0PULATION.-In 1905 was 449,879; in 1000 it was 386,048; in 1890
LOANSFloating debt
Sewer Bonds.
44,621 It was 275,126; in 1880, 187,944; In 1870, 120,007. In 19(18 It was 987.991.
F-A $16,000c___Feb '10-'13 Total valuation 1908
48 g
11,124,000 IRVINGTON. W.T. Glorieux, Mayor; M.Stockman, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment abt. 80% actual value.)
This town is in Essex County.
48 '05 J J $108,000c_July 1 '10-34 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'08_$17.20
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '08 $465,600
(See V. 81, p. 1807, for maturity.) Population in 1905
Sewer Bonds.
11.008
Assessed valuation 1909 $7,389,619
443'09 J-J $55,000___Jan 1 1030 Tax rate (per 31.000) 1909_ _ .$16 40
INTEREST payable at the Hackensack National Bank.
School Bonds.
Population in 1905__7,180
'08semi-an $58,000
44s
1058 INTEREST on sewer bonds payable
HADDONFIELD. Allen Clymer, Clerk.
1959 at Merchants' National Bank Newark.
This borough is in Camden County.
JERSEY CITY. H. Otto Wittpenn, Mayor; Francis GormWhen Due. Floating debt
LOANS$18,000
• ley, Comptroller.
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
4,080
On Feb. 13 1900 the citizens authorized the purchase of a water
48 '09 J-J $81,000__Jan 1 '13-'39 Assessed valuation 1909
2,998,792
19,000____Jan 1 1940 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$17.70 plant for the sum of 37,505.000. V. 70, P. 344. A. contract was signed
in 1890 with Patrick H. Flynn (subsequently assigned to the East
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_3195,000 Population in 1005
3,466
Jersey Water Co. and by them to the Jersey City Water
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the Boro. Treas'r's office. build the water works, the same to be completed by Dec.Supply Co.) to
25 1903. The
time was further extended to March 1 1904, but It was not until Nov. 16
HARRISON. Jos. P. Riordan, Mayor. B.P. Walsh, Treas. 1004 that the contractors wrote tile city that the plant had been completed.
The city has as yet paid nothing on this plant, the [natter being In litigaThis town is in Hudson County.
Street renewal 4s
$230.000 BONDED DEBT Apr 2 'OD $547,000 tion; on May 2 1008 Vice-Chancellor Stevens at Newark rendertd a decis on
Water 48
38.000 Floating debt
72.248 In the case, fixing the amount due by the city; for details of this decls on
Refunding 4'4s
66,000 Sinking fund_
175.127 see V. 86, p. 1288.
Police Department.
When Due
0
Town Hall 41,
16,000 Total valuation 1909
9,105,3,8 LOANS4s '01 M-S J$30,000r Sept I '10-'12
Refund'g Assessm't Bonds.
School 5s
14,000 (Assessment about actual value.)
1 5,000r_Sept 1 1913
Paving 5s
10,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$16.80 5s g '93 M-Sa$700,000c&r Sept 1 '23
Funding Bonds.
Street 6s
8,000 Population In 1905
12,823 5s g '04 M-N a600.000c&r May 1 '24
_Feb 11934
Radom pt'n Imp. Certificates.
Population in 1900 (est.)
15,000 4s '05 J-D 600,000c___June 11935 Is '04 F-A
45 '08 J-J 300,000c___Jan 1 1030 48
J-J 465,000c_- __ Jan 1 1936
50,000c&r
44s '06 J-J 231,000__Jan 1 1936
Hospital.
City
INTEREST Is payable at the West Hudson County Trust Co. in Harrison 78 '72 Government.
J-J 550,000r___July 1 1913 45
J-J 220,000o__July 1 1935
_
City Hall.
4 48'08 J-J
66,000_
HOBOKEN. Fred Kaufmann, Comptroller; James H. 5s '01 F-A *30,000e&rFeb10'10-12 Maturing Bonds. __July 1 1938
5s g '04 J-J
200,000r Jan t '13-'22 Os '80 J-J 450,000rJan 1 1010
Londrigan, Clerk.
5s g '94 J-J 350,000c&r_Jan 1 1023 58 '92 J-J
200,000r. Jan 1 1922
Hoboken is in Hudson County,
Public Library Bonds.
4 4s ru n din 1.
Reg' 7 lkg-N 450,000cdcrM'yi '27 45 g '98 A-0 150,000c__ Apr I 1928
9
Repaving Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
City Loan.
43 '08 M-N$150,000c___May 1 1028 3 4s '00J-D 125,000r__June 1 1920 34s '00A-0 75.000r-Apr 11928
3s00 J-J
Differences, &c.
55,000r___Jan 2 1910
48 '98 J-D$312,000c-__Deo 1 1918
Fire Department.
Playground Bonds.
4s '06 F-A 325,000c___Aug 1 1926 34s '00A-0 30,000r_Apr 2 1010 58 '81 A-0 a$150,000r_Apr 1 1911
Street Lighting.
48 '00 s-a $50,000
1930 4s '07 A-0 25,000r_Oct 1 1917 4s g '04 A-0 400.000c...Apr 1 1034
4 4g'08 J-J I ,000,000c_July 1 1928 3)s '00J-J
2,500rJan 1 1010
Library Bonds.
4s '07 F-A 20,000
1927 4s g
'09 F-A 1,300,000c..Feb 1 1040
48 '07 J-J $50,000c-Mch 1 1917
1,001r_Jan 1 1911
Refunding.
Park
348'01 M-S 2,000e&r_Sept 1 1910
Funding Bonds.
4s '90 F-A $75,000c__Feb 11919
5sg '08 M-N $21,500c___May 1 1938 34s '01M-N 196,000r___Nov 15 '31 48 g '97 M-N 100,000c&r_May11027
2,2160dcr_ _Sept 1 1911
A-0 38,798r-Oct 1 1915
School-house Bonds.
34s '02M-N 15,000r___Nov 1 1932 4s g '02 M-S 100,0000__Mch 1 1032 4s
Public Schools.
48 ,
90 J-J $100,000c&r_July 1 1010 4s '05 J-J
52,000r_ _Jan 1 1035 4s '02 J-D 60,0000_ Dec 1 1932
4s '03 M-S 25.000o_ __Mch 1 1933 4s g '07 F-A 200,000cdcr Aug 2 1927
48 '97 J-J
City Hall.
00,000c___Mch 1 1917
J-D 17.000c&r June 1 1936 48 '08 F-A 100,000_r_Atig 1 19111
48 '08 J-D 13,000c___June 1 1018 5s '80 M-S $60,000cdcr_Sept 11910
3'07
41,4,
102.000___Oct 1 1937 4s g '01 M-N 182,000r_ _May 1 1031
4s 04 M-S 140,000___Mch 1 1934
Police Department.
Bath.
48 '03 M-N 100,000_May 1 1933
4s '06 J-J 219,665c
1036 4.s '9211-N $24,000o___Nov 1 1912
4s '02 M-S 50,000e___Mch 2 1033 4s '03 J-D x25,000r_June 1 1933
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09 s-a 110.500
1938
48 '04 J J
350,000r _July I 1934
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $15,000
4s
1924 4s Fire Department
J-J f 5,000r June 1 1010-14 4s '05 J-J
250.0000„July 1 1935
J-J$100,000c_Mch 1 '17-'26
48 '97
Water Bonds.
1
500r_ _June 11015 4 4s'08 J-J
80.000_ __July 1 1958
48 '03 M-N 35,000r__Nov 25 1913 448
$20,000r__Nov 11910
50,000r_ _July 1 1925 4s '07
238,000___May I 1937
Paving Bonds.
58 g '08 M-N 95.0000.--May 1 1938 4sg'05 J-J
A-0
'06
,
-Nov 2 195t
73,000.
48 '98 A-0 $50,000c&r_Oct 1 1028 4s '09 s-a
22,000
1039 4s Funded debt25,000cdcr_Oct 1 1926 48 '08
Bonds.
Tax Arrearage Bonds.
1939
48 '09 s-a 125,000
4s g '01 DI-N 207,000r_May 1 1031 348'06 ._ 522.000 _Jan 1 191!.'
INTEREST on water bowls Is payable at Water Register's office; on
Greenville Dock.
Bonds.
78p
8
Temporary_ other registered bonds at the City Treasurer's office. Coupons are payable 4s '04 J-J
3,500 June 1 '10-'16 3
by the First National Bank the Second National Bank and the Trust
Assessment Bonds.
-1,026,809 64 lega
demand.
4s
l
Company of New Jersey, Hoboken.
5s '91 A-0 a1,469,000rApr 11918 Water 48
125,000_ n demand.
FRANKLIN. See Nutley.
GLEN RIDGE.
Nov., 1909.
•
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Refunding Water Bonds.
LOANSWhon Due.
Sewer.
4s g '02 A-0 1,175,0000 Apr 1 1932
48 '04 M-S 150,000r Sept 1 1934 4s g '02 M-S 900,0000_ _Sept 1 1932
48 '04 J-D 146,000c&rDec 1 1934 4s g '04 A-0 250,000c _Apr 1 1934
Streets and Sewers
60,000c&r Jan 11030
48 '06 J-J
Zs '92 J-J
a548,000c&rJan 2 '22 4s '06 _ _ _ 61,000. _ _ _Nov 1 1936
Water Loan.
43.4 g '07 J-J 255,0000___July 1 1937
78 '73 M-N 500,000c&rMay 1 1913 PAST DUE, NOT PRESENTED
58 '83 F-A 525,000c&rFeb 1 1913 FOR PAYMENT.
Water Scrip.
55 '91 A-0 586,000c&rApr 1 191t
$4,000____Sept 1 1902
58 '91 J-D 350,000c&rrne 1 1921 75
General.
158 '92 J-J
248.000c&rJan 2 1922
1,000_Apr 1 1904
55 '93 J-J
200,000c&rJan 2 1923 6s
Assessment.
48 '99 J-J
100,000r Jan 2 1921'
7s
Pipe Line.
1 1906
4s '04 M-S 142,000e___Sept 1 1934
a These are assessment bonds.
INTEREST Is paid by the Merchants' Exch. Nat. Bank of New York.
Dec. 1 1908. Dec. 1 1907.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.
$9,630,607 08 $8,671,582 86
General account debt
4,368,000 00 4,218,000 00
Assessment account debt
2,040,135 42 1,519,580 55
Temporary loans
889,799 83
619,266 76
Improvement certificates
65
MERCHANT VILLE. H. K. Oakford, Borough Treasurer.
This borough Is In Camden County.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1908 $33,000
Sewer Bonds
Assessed valuation 1909_1,819.786
58 '08 J-J $70,000c_July 1 '23&33 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_.$21.70
INT. on the sewer bonds Is payable at the Central Tr. Co. in Camden.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY. H. Raymond Groves, Collector.
County seat is New Brunswick.
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds (Con.).
Renewal Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $48,000r___Jan 1912-21
48
J-J $10,000r_Jan 1 '10-11
(See V.79,f. 118,for maturity)
J-J I 15,000r__Jan 1 '12-14 4s '04 J-J
33.45
500____Jan 1 1921
4,000r_Jan 1 1915
15,000 __Jan 1922-36
3 vis
J-J
18,000r ____1916-1919 4s
A-0 43,000r ____1932-1935
48
J-J
8,000r ___1920-1921 48 '05 ____ 30,000
4s
J-J
9,000r ____1917-1924 _s
20,500
___
45 '05 ____ 8.000r
{
45 '09 F-A- 114,000r..Feb 1 '19-'37
48
____
8,000r
11,000r..Feb 1 1938
48
3,000r
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09_ 3517.200
Bridge Bonds.
Floating debt
176,500
J-J $149,900c&r_Jan 1 '22-31 Assessed valuation 1908_53,975,666
334s
,
4s '07 A-0 80.000r._Apr 1 '17-'36 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
Road Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1908_$6.00
Total liabilities (excluding water debt)__ $16,728,542 33315,028,430 17 33.48
J-J
$2 400r ____1910-1912 Population in 1905
97,036
$1,344,163 13 $907,480 27 33i5
Cash In City Treasury
F-A
8,400r__Feb 9 '10-11 Population in 1900
79,762
3,237,667 15 3,033,271 96 48
Cash and bonds held in sinking funds
A-0 16.200r_ _Apr 1 '10-13 Population In 1909
100,000
_
8,240,315 10 6,757,131 53
Taxes due and unpaid
INTEREST is payable at the County Collector's office, New Brunswick
(est.)2,231,610 29 1,968,237 30
Assessments due and unpaid
7,654,451 95 6,016,145 79 MILBURN TOWNSHIP. E. L. Smithers, Treasurer.
City property
This township Is In Essex County.
527,625 78
1,035,612 43
Other items
LOANSWhen Due.I TOTAL DEBT Nov 1909_ _ $182,000
Sewer Bonds.
$23,743,820 05519,209,892 63
Total resources
I Sinking fund
9,000
$5,439,000 00 $5,540,00000 43-45
81-S $79.000c___Sept 1 1923 Total valuation
Water debt (not included above)
___ _2,774,045
81-S 35,000c__ _Sept 1 1933ITax rate (per $1,000) 1909 _ _ _ _$20.60
Water sinking fund (not Included above)
1,647,13282 1,504,762 84 414s
1909_43-4s'04 M-S 35.000c _Sept 1 19341Population in 1905
3,182
Net water debt
School Bonds.
$3.791,867 18 $4,035,237 16
M-N $33,000c42,000 yearly)
SINKING FUNDS.
-The sinking funds, all of which are invested In the 46
INT. on sewer bonds Is payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.. N.
city's bonds and certificates, on Dec. 1 1908, were as follows:
Y.
Securities.
Total.
Cash.
General sinking funds
$2,994,889 46 $242,777 69 $3,237,667 15 MONTCLAIR. H. V. Crawford, Mayor; S.H.Wenck,Treas.
This town Is situated in Essex County. Incorporated 1894.
Water sinking funds
1,529,044 45
1,647,132 82
118,088 37
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds (Assessment).
School Bonds.
5s
M-N $100,000c_ _May 1 1913
Total
34,523,933 91 $360,866 06 $4,884,799 97
5s
M-N 312,0000 ____1910-1921
Renewal School Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION
45 g
M-S
6,000cSept 1 '10-11 33is g J-J $100,000c _July 1 1932
Assessed Valuation
Tax rate
55
J-J 109,050c___Jan 1 1011
Park Bonds.
Personal.
Real.
per $1,000. 33is g J-J
Total.
4,000c_July 1 '10-13 3 lisz06 J-.! $100,000c_ _June 30 1931
1908
$216,052,701
$19.28
*$232,769,781
$16,717,080
M-N 27,500c___May 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 190931,015,800
58
1907
248,162,052
267,039,754
16.18
18,877,702
4s '08 M-N 145,000c___Nov 1 1938 Assessment debt (add'1)__
100,000
1906
153,890,087
24.90
14,795,046
168,685,133
4s g '09 M-N 291,250c_ May 1 1939 Sinking fund
100,840
1905
99,072,950
113,597,683
27.30
14,524,733
Fire House Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
32,148,195
1900
93,325,000
84,552,605
8,772,395
28.20
3 .itt g A-0 $40,000c___Apr 1 1921
(Assessment about full value.)
1890
78,957,415
5,898,150
73,059,265
26.40
48
F-A 35,000c___Feb 1 1929 Tax rate (per *1,000) 1909-118.50
59,466,690
5,343,815
1880
54,122,875
28.00
Railroad Bonds
Population In 1905
16,370
5s
M-N $135,000c_Nov 1 '10-'18 Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000
'The large decrease in the values for 1908 is due malnly to a decision of
INTEREST on the
the courts that the power to assess second-class railroad property Is vested Benefit Life Insurancerailroad bonds Is payable at the office of the Mutual
Co., Newark, N. J.; on the $100,000 or sewer bonds
the State and not in the local boards.
In
at the National Shoe
POPULATION.
-In 1905 It was 232,699; in 1900 it was 206,433; in school 4s due 1938 & Leather Bank of New York City; on the $145,000
at the Chase National Bank, New York; on all other
1890 It was 163,003; in 1880 It was 120 722: in 1870 It was 82,546.
Issues at the Bank of Montclair, Montclair, N. J.
KEARNEY.
Burton E. Canfield, Treasurer.
This town Is in Hudson County.
When Due.I Refunding Bonds.
LOANSFunding Bonds.
4s '03 J-D $90,0000___June 1 1925
45 '01 M-N $30,000c_Nov 1 '10-11
Fire Department.
4)48'03 F-A 60,000o_Aug 1 '13-28 48 '00 M-N 10,000c_Nov 1 '10-30
($15,000 due each 5 years.)
($2,000 each 5 years.)
45-0'03 F-A $32,0000_Aug 1 '10-13 58 '08 M-S 23,000c___Mch 1 1928
43-s'05 J-D 125,0000__June 1 1920
Water Bonds.
4 ;is'05 F-A 79,000c_.. _Aug 11030 68 '87 A-0 $58,000c&r..Oct 1 1917
55 '08 J-D 97,000c___June 1 1923 5s '91 A-0 20,0000___Oct 1 1917
58 '08 J-D 60,0000___June 1 1933 58 '89 A-0
8.000r___Oct 1 1919
58 '08 A-0 24,000r_Oct 1 1922 Is '90 A-0
3,000r___Oct 1 1920
5s '08 M-S 43,000r___Mch 1 192-1 Is '88 A-0 13,000r_Oct 1 1918
School Bonds.
Is '90 F-A 10,000c___Feb 1 1929
48 '00 M-N $1,000r_May 11010 Is '94 A-0 10,0000___Oct 1 1917
4s '00 J-D
2,000c___June 1 1910 Is '91 A-0
2,000c___Oct 1 1920
4s '00 J-D
4,000c___Sept 1 1910 43.s'09 ____ 35,000
1934
1,000o__Feb 1 1911 BOND.DEBT May 1 1909 $993,000
48 '01 F-A
1,000c__May 1 1911 Sinking fund assets
4s '01 M-N
116.124
45 '01 F-A118,000c_Febl'l 1'16 &21 Water debt (included)
124,000
114,000c_Feb 1 '26-31 Total assessed val. 1909_ _16,540,437
Town-Hall Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-$14.32
43is'09 ____ $90,000
1934 Population in 1905
13,601
Population in 1909 (est.)
17,000
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. Thos. R. Woolley, Comptroller.
This city is In Monmouth County. Incorporated May 17 1903.
This
city has accepted the provisions of Section 73 ot Chapter 103 of the Laws
of 1907, thereby fixing Its debt limit at 15% of the taxables.
LOANSWhen Due.
Asphalt Bonds.
Board-Walk Bonds.
5s '93 J- D $63,000e___ _June 1913
48 '08 .I-D $250,0000___June 1936 BOND. DEBT Apr 2'09_ $585,000
4yis g M-N 100,000
1937 Floating debt
116,838
General Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
41,518
58 '96 J-D $4,000
1916 Assessed valuation 1908_ _13,859,185
5s '97 J-D 10,000
1017 (Assessment about M actual value.)
Beach and Park Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___ _$20.20
48 g '05 J-D $150,000c_June 1 1935 Population In 1005
12,183
Population in 1909 (est.)
lt.000
INTEREST on beach and park bonds payablo at Trea, ur,r's office.
LONG BRANCH SCHOOL DISTRICT. O. Francis, Sec'Y.
When Due. 55 '93 -- $20,000
LOANS1923
41is
M-S $19,000____Sept 1 1912 5s'90 ____ 12,000
1910
58 '85 __- 30,000
1915 4 Xs
19,000.___Jan 1 1923
J-J
58 '98 -__ 45,000
1930
18,000____Jan 1 1933
58 '97 _--- 6,000
1027 BOND. DEBT May 15 1909 3168,100
MADISON. S. G. Willits, Clerk.
This borough is in Morris County. Incorporated Dec. 27 1889,
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Road Bonds,
334s
F-A $70.000c,, Aug 1 1920
430
F-A $9,000c____ 1910-1916 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909.3116,000
($2,000 due yearly.)
Assessment debt (additional) 5,600
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
1,000
A-0 315.0000 _1917-1931 Assessed valuation 1008...._3,292 248
Is
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908......$18 70
Refunding Light Bonds.
F-A 320.000r1919 Population in 1905
s
4.115
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank of Madison.
MERCER COUNTY. Edward P. Mount, Collector.
County seat is Trenton.
LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Bonds.
J-J $30.000c__ _Jan 1 1923
4s
48 1904 F-A 19,800r __Aug 1 1923
M-S 14,000r_Mch 1 1924
4s
M-N 10,000r___May 11025
4s
45 '05 M-S 54,900c_ _Sept 1 1925
7 950c__Dec 1 1925
4s '05 J-D
_ _ __ 34,470
4 Ms
15,200
1938
4s '08
Road Improvement Bonds.
1910
A-0 $30 0000
4s
48
J-D 100,000r-June 1 1933
1933
33.4s'03 F-A 61,000r
4s '04 J-D 18,000r-Dec 11034
1935
48
J-D 103,000r
4 Hs
34,470
48 '08 - 55,800
1938
MORRIS COUNTY. Jos. F. McLean, Collector.
Morristown is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
£26,194
Road Bonds.
Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _ 43,892.018
48 g '95J-D $360,000c
1935
(Assessment about full value.)
(Subject to call after 1005.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _55.28
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09.... $360,000 Population in 1905
67.934
Floating debt
174,000 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
Oct. 1 1909 $226,000 had been placed.
LOANSWhen Due.1Sinking fund
$6,000
Sewer Bonds
Total assessed val. 1909_ _12,096,944
4s '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) 19O9_$18,70
TOT. BD DEBT Oct 1 '09_3226,000 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. Vallsburgh annexed Jan. 11905.
LOANSWhen Due.
Street Opening.
School Bonds.
45 '95 F-A$100,000____Aug 5 1915
3.35s'97A-03200,000____Oct 11017
Track Elevation Bonds.
48 '96 J-D 100.000___June 1 1916 33-413'02 J-J $500,000_ _ _Jan 1 1932
4s '08 F-A 100,000___Aug 8 1918 48 '04 M-N19 100,000....3.1ay 19 1954
33-4s'99 J-D 300,000___Dec 1 1929 3343'04 F-A 450,000r___Aug 1 1954
,
334s'02 J-J 100,000___Oct 1 1032 33-48'05 M-N 250,000rNov 1 1955
33-0'03 81-N 100,000___May 11933
(Subject to call Nov 1 1945.)
3 As'03 J-D 15,000r
1933 4s '08 M-S 1 2.000__Sept 1 1958
4s '04 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1934 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1948.)
33.48'05 A-0 370,000r___Apr 1 1955
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call Apr 1 1945.)
4s '08 ___ 3130.000____July 1 1923
3 W;'05 J-.1
70,000_ _July 1 1955 45 '09 M-N 100,000__May 1 1929
33.0'05 M-N 250,000r_Nov 11055
Water Debt.
(Subject to call Nov 1 1945.)
5s '91 M-S $70,000___Sept 15 1911
33.48'06 A-0 650.000___Apr 1 1956 43-48'85 F-A 200,000____Feb 1 1915
(Subject to call April 1 1946.)
M-N 15,000ov 1 1915
330'06 F-A 65,000 ._Aug 1 1956 43.4s'88 M-S 20.000____Mch 1 1918
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1946.) 4s '90 J-D 20,000__ _Dec 31 1910
4s '07 M-N 1,165,500__May 1 1957 48 '84 A-0 30,000____Oct 1 1914
(Subject to call May 1 1947.)
48 '86 F-A 12,000____Aug 1 1916
48 '08 A-0 1,286,000_ __Oct 1 1958 4 '87 A-0 13,000......A pr 1 1917
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1948.) 4s '92 F-A 2,4.)0,000
e
1 1922
48 '08 ___ 267,000___Dec 31 1943 48 '92 M-N 6,000,000_ May 1 1922
City Hall Bonds.
4s '92 A-0 20,000.... _Oct 10 1912
35.48'01 J-J$1,000,000„.Jan 1 1931 48 '93 111-N 55,000 __Nov 15 1913
33.4s'02 J-J
500.000___Oct 1 1932 45 '95 F-A 40,000___Aug 21 1915
City Hospital Bonds.
4s '96 A-0 40,000__Oct
330'02 J-J $300,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1932 4s '97 F-A 100,000___Aug20 1916
1 1027
City Improvement Refunding.
48 '09 A-0 20,000___Oct 12 1919
48'93 M-S$1,500,000___Mch 15 1923 4s '00 F-A 20,000____Aug 1 1920
Corporate
4s 01 M-S 20,000___ _Sept 1 1921
Is '80 J-D3500,000____June 1 1610 4s '02 A-0 30,000___Oct 1 1922
Tax Arrearage.
48 '03 J-J
30,000_ _July 1 1923
4s '00 J-.1 $87,000___July 1 1910 33'4&04 F-A 100,000r __.Aug 1 1954
48 '01 J-J
75,001)___July 1 1911 ”is 05 M-N 490,000r___May 1 1955
4s '02 J-J
67,000____July 1 1912
(Subject to call May 1 1945.)
48 '03 J-J
57,000...._July 1 1913 4s '05 M-N 50,000___ May 1 1925
Storage Reservoir.
4s '08 ___
50,000___Nov 16 1928
3%8'05 A-0$1,950,000r_Apr 1 1955 43 '08 ___ 100,000____Aug 1 1938
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
48 '08 ___ 100,000ept 1 1938
Public Library.
Market.
48 '97 J-J $300,000____June 1 1927 48 '91 A-0 $335,000r___Apr 1 1911
50,000____Jan 1 1931
33-48'01 J-J
VAILSBURG BONDS.
-Annexed Jan. 1 1905.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water.
Sewer.
4348'98 A-0 $40,000c-Oct 1 '13& '28
43.48'04 J-J $140,000c __Jan 1 1934
School.
43.43'04 A-0 10 000c ___Oct 1 1934 48'00
J-J $11,000c ____1910-1920
4 3-4s'03 M-N 25,000c __Nov 1 1933
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Treasurer and at local banks.
TOTAL DEBT.SINKING FUNDS, &c
Dec. 31 1908. Dec. 31 1007. Dec. 31 1906.
Tot. bonded debt (Inc). water debt_$24,699,500 323,973,500 $22,925,000
Sinking funds
7,044,382
7,623,359
7,059,902
Armory Bonds.
•
J-D $25,000o_Deo 2 1915
Building Bonds.
33.58
A-0$228,5000&r_Apr 1 1941
48
F-A 20,000c___Feb 1 1944
350'04 J-D
3,000r
1944
Renewal Bonds.
4s
J-J $25,000c..--JulY 1 1923
48 1904 M-N 15,000r
1024
4s '04 J-D 10,000r_Dee 11924
45
A-0 10,000r
1925
BOND. DEBT Nov 18 '09_ 3811,150
Floating debt
510,150
TOTAL, DEBT Nov 13 '00_1,321,300
Sinking fund
120,219
NET DEBT Nov 13 '09_ 1,201,081
Total assessed val. 1009...86,996,781
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1908
$4.03
Net bonded debt
Population In 1905
110,516 Water debt (Included above)
INTEREST payable at County Collector's office.
Temporary loans (additional
4s
$17,655,118
$12,187,000
$5,143,000
$16,350,141
$11,957,000
$2,435,145
$15,865,098
$11,957,000
$2,129,000
66
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VoL. Lxxxix.
-In 1907 (est.), 27,500; in 1905 It was 26,101; In 1000
POPULATION.
The sinking fund receives each year an amount equal to abOut 3% of
13,207; In 1870,0.348.
the bonds outstanding. Temporary loan bonds are only issued against it was 24,141; in 1890 it was 18,844; In 1880 it was
such assets as unpaid taxes of the last two years, which are not applied to OVERPECK TOWNSHIP.
the payment of tax-arrearage bonds, and unpaid assessments for street
This township is in Bergen County.
paving and sewer improvements.
BOND. DEBT Jan 16 '09__ $103,000 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1908_427.00
-Fifteen per cent of the total valuation.
DEBT LIMITATION.
Assessed valuation 1908_2,218,8071
-Assessment about full value.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Total Assessed Total Tax OVERPECK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. Aldoph Freud Jr., Clerk
Personal
Real
Valuation. per 1,000.
Property.
(P. 0. Hackensack).
Estate.
Years319.10 5s '08 J-J j$48,000_ _Jan 1 '13-'28 BOND. DEBT Jan 16'09_ $81,000
3327,926,050
1909
16.30
295,780,793
1 2,000_ _Jan 1 1929[Assessed valuation 1908._ _2,210,537
1908
16 90
298,429,242
51,815,061
246,614,181
1907
22 70 PASSAIC. Z. A. Van Houten, Comptroller.
173,747,405
35,342,378
138,405,027
1904
22 40
31,716,725
150,106,160
118 389,435
1900
This city Is in the county of the same name. Incorporated April 22 1873,
18 20 LOANS112,512,580
23,985.890
School House Bonds.
88,526.690
When Due.
1890
83,364 410
J-D $35,000c_Dec 1 '13-'17
17.631,005
430
65.733.315
1880
City Bonds.
J-D 47,000c _ __ _1021-1930
-In 1905 was 283,289; in 1900 It was 246,070; In iitio 55
POPULATION.
J-D $10,000c_June 1 '10-'19 33.s
1912
9,000c
M-S
5,000c____1010-1914 5s
It was 181.830; in 1880 It was 136.508.
J-J
5s
6,0000 ____1910-1915
M'S
1918 5s
11,5000
J-J
NEW BARBADOES TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. 5s
F-A 15,0000___A910-1914
M-N 15,000c__Nov '10-'24 4%8
5s
M-N 22,000c _ __Nov '16-'17
5,000c _ _1910-1911 43.is
M-S
58
G. N. Comes, Clerk (P. 0. Hackensack).
A-0 28,000c __ _ _1919-1920
7,500c_ug 1 1919 3 Ms
F-A
4s
This district is In Bergen County.
M-S 50,000c __1911-1920
$11,500_July 15 '10-'32 3.s
M-N 34,500c_May '10-'32 3343
J-J
When Due. 5s
LOANS1924
A-0 20,0000
28,000 ___.1910-1932 4s
J-J
F-A 16,000_Aug 1 '12-'19 3;4s
48 '05 F-A 345,000__Aug 1 '34-'42 43is
1926
48 '06 8$-N 100,0000
M-N 4,000_May 1 '10-'11
Street Imp. Bonds.
-58 '07 M-S 30,000c_Sept 1 '20-'29 5s
1 '13-'14 4 34s '088$-S 72,250c&r.Mch 1 11)38
$10,000c_July
55,000c_ _July15'31-41 BOND.DEBT Oct 1 '09___ $207,500
Ss '08 J-J
Nov 1928
10,000c_July 1 1915 4s '08 ___ 256,000r
J-J
42,000__July 1 '20-'33 Assessed valuation 1909__10,961,941
J-J
4s
Public Park Bonds.
30,000c_July 1 '16-'17
4,000__Aug 15 '30-33 School tax (per $1,000) 1909___35.20
F-A
4s
A910-1915
J-J $18,0000
5s
Public Improvements.
INTEREST on the 5s is payable at the Hackensack Nat. Bk. In Hacks'k.
26,000____Apr 1 1929
J D $15,000c __ _1910-1912
55
BOND. DEBT Oct 4'09_31,085,750
NEW BRUNSWICK. 0. 0. Stillman, City Treasurer.
Hospital Bonds.
157,548
1927 Assessment debt (add'I)F-A $6,000c
This city is situated In Middlesex County
3)is
33,513
When Due. 43 '06 M-N 25,0000
1936 Sinking fund
When Due. LOANSLOANSTotal assessed val. 1909_ _32,248,067
-(Con.)
Sinking Fund Bonds
Bonds.
Sinking Fund Bonds.
Funding
Dec 1927 3 yis
(Assessment about full value.)
Sept 1917 330'02 J-D 11,600
F-A $33,000c_ _Aug '10-'20
38 '94 M-S $40,000
May 1928 35s
Oct 1919 350'03 M-N 15,000
430'94 A-0 95,000
F-A 40,000c_ .Aug '21-'30 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ 416.00
37.837
Nov 1920 3%8'03 M-N 20,766_ ___Nov 1928 4%8'08 J-D 87,000__Dec 1 '10-'38 Population In 1905
459'95 M-N 65,000
45,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
Nov 1921 33.s'04 M-S 48,000r. Mch 1 1929
4;is 96 M-N 68,000
Sept 1915
Nov 1921 3%s'05 M-S 10,000
4s '97 M-N 10,000
INTEREST Is payable at Passaic National Bank, Passaic.
Oct 1925
12,000
May 1922 4s '05
4s '97 M-N 201,000
Nov 1917 PASSAIC COUNTY. John L. Conklin, Collector.
10,500
Nov 1922 5s '07
4s '97 M-N 97,000
Mch 1918
10,000
May 1923 4s '08
4s '98 M-N 110,000
County seat is Paterson.
Paving Bonds
July 1923
Court House Bonds
30'98 M-N 24,000
When Due
LOANSF-A$100,000c_Feb '10-11
Aug 1923 4s '08 ____ $16,000___July 1938
4s
33-.8'98 M-N 29,000
Bridge Bonds.
J-J 125.000cJan 1 '14-15-16
Library Bonds.
Nov 1923
48
4s '98 M-N 62,000
F-A$104,0000__Feb '12-'13
53
M-N 25,000c___May 1 1919
Jan 1924 4s '02 ____ $12,000_ ___Sept 1932 4s
33.s'99 M-N 20,000
10,0000___July 1 1919 45
J-J
Almshouse Bonds.
Rebrilding Bonds.
Feb 1924
2,000
334s'99 M-N
48 '06 A-0 165,000c___Apr 1 1925
July 1938
$10,000
1924 48 '08
at-S 60 0000_ _Sept 1 1917
Mch
65,000o __Apr 1 1926 4s
3%slit) M-N 48,000
Repavement Bonds
Nov 1924
3%8'99 M-N 25,000
434s '078$-S 30,000c_Sept 2 '14-'16 4s '04 J J 300,000c_July 1 '20-'24
M-S $50,000_____Sept 1 '32
Dec 1924 48
5,300
40,000c_Sept 2 1927 TOTAL DEBT Nov 13'09 $1,044,000
3%3'99 M-N
265,000
Feb 1925 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909 $1,183,207 1 t4s '07M-S 20,000c_Sept 1 1919 Floating debt.
3%s'00 M-N 3,375
32,647
Apr 1925 Imp. & sewer certlficates_
Total valuation 1909._ _146,568,974
3345'00 M-N 4,350
Road Bonds
June 1925 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909 1,215,854 4s '08 J-J 350,000c___July 1 1918
3,375
(Assessment full value.)
3 Hs'00 M-N
_
620,886
Nov 1925 SInking fund and cash_
State &Co tax(per $1,000) '08_354.13
330'00 M-N 13,000
594,968
175,858
Jan 1926 NET DEBT Jan 1 1909_ _
1.500
Population in 1905
330'01 M-N
Apr 1926 Total valuation 190&_ _ _ _11,213,682
A-0 15,950
30'01
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank,Paterson.
Feb 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _$19.00
1,925
354s'02 F-A
_...._ _23.133 PATERSON. John Donahue, Comptroller; William Berdan,
1927 Population in 1905.
3Hs'02 F-A $12,566.....Au
INTEREST on Library and Re-pavement bonds Is payable at thd Bruns
Chairman Board of Finance.
Wick Trust Co.; on all other bonds at the National Bank of New Jersey
This city Is in Passaic County. Incorporated as a city March 19 1851,
New Brunswick, where principal will be payable at maturity.
Renewal Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '87 J-D 370,0000..dune '10-'1
School Bonds.
NEWTON. Thos. M. Kays, Attorney.
43.s'95 A-0 $25,000c__Oct 1 1910 45 '87 J-D 20,000e_Deo '10-'11
This town is in Sussex County. Incorporated 1864.
1913
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 12 '09_ _ $239,000 4 As'95 A-0 25,000c__Oct 1 1911 45 '88 J-D 34,500o_Dec
LOANS1914
10,000 4s 98 A-0 • 50,0000_Apr '13-'14 4s 89 J-D 85,0000_Dec
Sinking fund
Water Bonds.
1910
1918 4s '00 M-N 38,0000_May
Assessed valuation 1908___2,830,530 9s '98 F-A 15,0000.. Aug
J-J $118.000o
45
(Assessment about (actual value.) 4s '99 A-0 50,000c_ .Apr '14-'15 4s '00 J-D 30,000c_Dec 1 1910
Sewer Bonds.
1 1011
4s '05 A-0 $100,000c...0ot 2 1935 Tax rate (per $1,000) 190J___$21.58 4s '00 J-D 100,000c_June 1 1919 4s '01 M-N 38,000o__May 30 1911
4,222 4s '04 M-S 70,0000__Mch 1 1929 4s '01 M-N 39,000e_Nov
Population In 1905..
School Bonds
4 800 48 '04 M-N 54,000o_Nov '14-'29 43 '02 M-N 49,000c_May 1 1917
in 1900 (est)
J-J $13,000o ..Jan 1 '10-'22 Population
58
48 '05 M-S 275,000o_Mch 1 1935 4s '02 J-D 38,000o__Deo 1 1922
8,000
I
45 '06 J-D 36,000c__June 1 1931 4s '03 A-0 25,000o__Apr 1 1923
INTEREST payable at Sussex County National Bank in Newton.
4 Ms '07 J-J
81.0000_July 1 1932 48 '03 M-N 35,000o__May 1 1923
NORTH BERGEN.
4 sis'08 MN 200.000c_ _ _Nov 1 1933 4s '03 J-D 55,000r__Deo 1 1923
4s '09 J-J 195,000c__ _July 1 1934 4s '04 F-A 25,000c__Feb 1 1924
This township (P. 0. Jersey City) is In Hudson County.
43 '04 A-0 35,000o_ _Apr 11024
City Hall Bonds.
When Due.r Assessed valuation 1908_ _$9,984.780
LOANSTax rate (per $1,000) 1908_...$1508 58 '93 A-0 $130,000c__ Apr '10-'22 4s '04 M-N 40,0000.. _Nov 14 1924
Improvement Bonds
11,134 4 Ms'94 M-N 120,000c__Nov '33-'44 4s '05 J-D 75,0000_Deo 1 1925
'08 J-J $135,000„ _July 1 1938 Population in 1905
5s
1 1026
4s '94 J-J 100,000cJuly '23-'32 48 '06 J-D 115,000c_Deo 1 1937
NUTLEY. Max P. Kaufmann, Town Accountant. •
4s '02 F-A 76,000e_Aug 1 1932 4563 '07J-J 100,000o..July
4;is '08M-N 100,000c___May 1 1928
This town, located in Essex County, was formerly the township of
Funded Debt Bonds.
Park Bonds
Franklin. Name and government changed by Legislative Act of 1902.
4s '04 J-D $500,000c_ _June 1 1939
Water Bonds.
When Due.
4s '88 A-0 $75,0000_Apr '10-'12
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
43
1910
M-N $47,000c __Nov 1 1925 4s '00 M-S3150,0000__Mch 1 1910 48 '90 J-D 20,000c__June
Floating Debt Assessment
F-A
2,000c___Feb 1 1911 4s '01 M-S 150,0000__Mch 1 1911 53 '91 J-D 15,000c_June 1 1911
___ $13,000c___Apr 1 1917 4;is
53
A-0
3,000c__Oct 15 1911 48 '03 J-D 14,000c____June 1913 5s '92 J-D 15.0000_June 1 1912
000c --- 10,
4;is-- Apr 1 1918 4 ;•5,s
4s '05 M-S
,
9,000c___. ch 1 1915 4s '05 M-N 110,000c_May 1 1915
Building Bonds.
Refunding Road Bonds.
5,000____Apr 1 1916 00'08 M-N 100,000c_May 1 1918 4s '04 A-0 $40,000c__Apr 1 1924
A-0 $42,000r___Apr 1 1915 4s '06 A-0
49
5s '07 A-0 12,000c_Apr 1 1917 43 '09 J-J
Sewer Appropriations
Road Bonds.
85,000c___July 1 1919
1910
45 '04 A-0 35,000c___Apr 1 1914 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_ $168,000
43s'95 J-D 3270.000cJune
Sewer Bonds.
15,770 48 '00 J-J 350.0000__June 30 1920 48 '99 F-A 18,000c_Aug
Sinking fund
1916
Sidewalk Bonds.
4,368,166
F-A $3,000c___Feb 1 1910 Total valuation 1909
43s
INTEREST is oayable at the City Treasurer's °nice.
Oct. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. June 1 '07. Nov. 1 '06.
F-A 11.000c___Feb 1 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 00_$19.2o
TOTAL DEBT43s
4,556 Total bonded debt
6,000_ __Apr 1 1916 Population in 1905
34,379.000 $4,139,500 $4,203,500 $4,253,000
4s '06 A-0
779,658 1,146,932
757,922
485,669
Bills, payable, ctfs., &c
NUTLEY SCHOOL, DISTRICT. Frederic Clements. Clerk.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov '08.. $108.000
LOANS- •
34,864,669 34,897,422 $4,983,158 45,399.032
Total debt
1946 Assessed valuation 1907 _4.146,203
48 '06 J-J $52,0000___July 1
The sinking fund on October 1 1909 aggregated $621,345 46. 'I he value
$7.10
1911 School tax (per $1.000)'07
A-0 20,000
53
IN'PERESr Is payable in Newark of the city property is 32.901,190.
1931
J-D 28,000
4s
-The city's assessed valuation (about actual
ASSESSED VALUATION.
1914 and Nutley.
8.000
M-S
4s
value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Rate of Tax
Total
Personal
ORANGE. Willett B. Gano, City Clerk; F. G. Coughtry,
Real
Assessed Val. per $1,000.
Property.
YearsEstate.
Collector of Taxes; H. W. Berryman, Chair. Fin. Corn. 1909
*17.10
•395,243,359
$16,617,770
$78,625,589
as a town Jan. 31
Orange Is situated In Essex County. Incorporated
17.60
*92,466,059
15,917,344
1908
76,548,715
1860; as a city April 3 1872.
17 60
90,704,011
15,740,297
1907
74,963,714
School House Bonds.
When Due
LOANS25 00
48,678,855
8,141,402
40,537,453
1000
J-J
4%s
60,000_July 1 '13-'18
Street Assessment Bonds.
25 00
28,928,690
4,947,009
1890
23,981,681
J-J
1010-1914 45
40,000_July 1 '24-'31
A-0 310,000
48
21 10
10,893,125
3,544,517
16,348.608
2,000____July 1 1932 1880
Sewer Bonds
• Includes 2nd class RR. property assessed at $372,593.
1929-1933 4s '04 J-D 25,000c___Dec 1 1934
F-A $57,000
Is
111,529; in 1900 it was 105,171; in 1890
-In 1905 was
POPULATION.
1912
M-N 8,000
5,000_ __ _June 1 1922 4s
J-D
58
1035 it was 78 347; in 1880 It was 51.031; in 1870 it was 33,579.
J-D 250,000__June 1 '23-'32 4s '05 J-D 15,000
5s
16,000„Jan 1 '10-'11 4;0'08 A-0 110,000c___Apr 1 1938
J-J
58
J-D
1937 PERTH AMBOY. Wm. A. Growney, Comptroller.
5.000
20,000 _Jan 1 '13-'14 4s
J-J
58
This city is in Middlesex County.
60.000_Jan 1 '15-'18 4s '09 M-N 8,000____May 1 1939
J-J
53
Fire Department Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds,
80,000_ Jan 1 '19-'22
J-J
58
J-J 310,000___ _Jan 1 1924
434s
School Bonds.
50,000_ _Jan 1 '29-'32 5s
J-J
55
A-03344,000___Oct 1 1912
$10,000
Mch 1919 434s '04__ 19,000. _.Aug 1 1924
48
F-A 90,000_ Aug '24-'29
1910-1914 4s
J-J
90,000
4549
.
_s1000 ___.July 1 1914
36,000
Oct 1915
Feb 1 1938 4s
1015-1921 5s '03 F-A 200.000_
A-0 125,000
434s
Punding Bonds.
18,000
July 1917
1019-1022 43s'08 J-D 180,000e_ ..June 1 1938 4s
J-D 50,000
49
$l70,000_ _Nov 1 1916
5,000
.......
Jan 1922 ..s
Funding Bonds.
Tax Arrears.
Sewer Bonds.
37,000
Oct 1922
Apr 1910 4s '07 J-J $54,000o.. _Jan 1 1037 is
A-0 $7,000
49
____ $41,000 -__Nov 1 1916
25,000
1910-1914 45 '04 M-S 54,000__ -_Sept 1 1934 _s
A-0 18,000___Apr 1 '10-'12 4%8'09 J-J
4s
54,000____July 1 1918
1 1935 4 As'08 J-J
____ 35,000__July
.s
Street Imp't Bonds.
A-0 32,500__Apr 1 '10-'14
4s
Street Bonds.
A-0 $43.982.24
5s
1910-1918 43 '06 M-S 49,000c__Sept 1 1936
25,000___Sept 1 1910 434s'00 A-03125,000____Oct 1 1924
INTEREST Is payable at the Orange National Bank of Orange.
Assessment Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.- Oct. 1909. Oct. 1'08. Nov. 1907. Apr. 1 '06.
_ . $100,000___Sept 1 1010
$2.500___Dec 1 1910 _s
32,180,482 $2,210,224 $1,679,000 $1,729,000
Total municipal debt
Refunding Water Bonds.
____
15 1911
_g
4,200......May
311,598
361,949
441,784
330,017
Sinking funds
Feb 11929
- $17,000
____
7,000___Mch 21 1915 434s
_s
Recapitulation.
Judgment Bonds.
Net debt
$1,738,698 $1,848,275 31,367,402 31,398,983
$639,000
1920 Water bonds
---- [$6,000_ _Jan 22
Water debt (incl. above)
$814,000 $814,000 $434,000 $434,000 45
369,000
4,000___Mch 22 1920 School bonds
3395,781
Floating debt (additional)._ $468,959 $379,691
$269,068
171,664
14.000._Aug 15 1920 Assessment bonds
CITY PROPERTY is valued at 33,740,000.
15,000
bonds
Tax-arrearage
City Hall Bonds
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city's assessed valuation (about 85%
35,000
to 90% actual value) and tax rate for a series of years have been as follows: 4348'08 J-J $35.000--July 1 1928 City-Hall bonds
109,500
Street improv't Bonds
Water Bonds.
Tot. Ass'd
Tax Rate
Indebtedness
Personal
25,000
Sept 1922 Temporary loans
__ $250,000
Yrs.- Real Estate. Property, to be deducted. Valuation. per $1,000 430
13,700
Improvement bonds
(Subject to call Sept 1 1907.)
$19,358,707
1909 _ _ _ _$17,896,032 31,477,675
$21.40
$15,000
24.000
25,000
Jan 1917 Judgment bonds
-_
18,692,850
1,510.900
18.60 4s
1908 --__ 17,196,950
15,000
1,000
12,000
July 1916 Repaving bonds
5,460.750
22,176,050
17 70 45
1907 ____ 16,715,800
10,000
80,000__July 1 1933 Reservoir bonds
J-J
1,282.175
11,530,479
28 40 48
1905 ____ 10,248,304
40.400
Fire Department bonds
1426,988
10,252,238
27 60 4s '04 J-D 155,0000___Sept 1 1934
84,950
1900 ____ 9,210,200
127,800
40,000c___Jury 1 1935 Sewer bonds
45
782,000
6,732,000
137,920
27 00 . '05 J-J
1890 ____ 5,950,000
127,700
100,000___May 1 1936 Anticipation bonds
529,100
4,448,800
21 00
1880 -__ 3,919,700
Nov., 1909.1
NEW JERSEY--CITIES AND TOWNS.
67
Funding bonds
.$170.000 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_515.06
TOTAL DEBT Jan 11809 1,868,764 Population in 1905
25,895 SUMMIT. J. F. Haas, Treasurer.
Thls city is In Union County, Incorporated In March 1899.
Sinking fund and cash......_
413,965
INTEREST payable in Perth Am- LOANS
Total valuation 1908
When Due.I sewer Bonds.
15,555,260 boy.
School Bonds.
;43
J-D $125,000c__June 1 1928
_
CITY PROPERTY.
-Value of property owned by city on Jan. 1 1909 4s
M-S $35,000c___Mch 1 192914s
M-N 65,000c___Nov 1 1933
was $1,178,769 13.
4
J-J
60,000c __Jan 1 10391 Funding Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
I Is
J-D $10,000r_June
PLAINFIELD. W. F. Arnold, Treasurer.
1927
Is
May $10,000c___May 1 192614;0'08 J-D 70,0000-_Dec 15 1938
1
This city Is in Union County. Incorporated In April 1869.
Public Impt. Bonds.
• Floating debt
$101,000
LOANS48
J-D $6,500r_June 15 1027 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '09
When Due.
Police Station Bonds.
406,700
School Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4 4g'08 J-J f$7,000c.July 1 '10-'16
1Sinking fund
43,685
53,0000
J-J
-Dec 1 1912
118,0000_July 1 '17-'28 45
$9,000r_ _Jan 1 19351Total valuation 1909
4s g '04 J-D I
GEN'L BONDS Jan 1 '09_ 4260.5001Tax rate (per $1,000) '09 9,481.418
50,000c_June 1 '13-'22
Street Bonds.
Assessment debt
6,000c___June 1 1923 53 '07 111-S $10,000
1910
45,200, Population in 1905
0
$19 2
6.845
6 000c__ _June 1 1924
14,000
1011
INTEREST on $65.000
45 '05 J-D i 54,000e_June '25-'33
1,000c___Sept 1 1912 City: on all other issues at sewer bonds due 1933 Is payable in New York
office of City Treasurer.
I 4,000c__June 1934 4% g '08 M-S112,000c_Sept 1 '13-'18
48 '05 J-D 12 0000 _ _ _1909-1929
18,000c_Sept 1 '19-'24 TEANECK TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. T. Davi4%g'08 J-J
95.000c___July 1 1958 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $481,000
son, Clerk (P. O. R. F. D. Englewood).
Fire House Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'nal)
24,000
This district is in Bergen County.
4%3 g '08
$15,0000___Dec 11918 Floating debt
7,000
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund
3,300 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_41,278,478
4s
M-N J$35,000c_May 1 '28-'34 Total assessed val. 1909_ _23,600,000 5s '09 M-S $30,000c_Mch 1 '10-'39 School tax (per $1,000)'08_44.90
BOND. DEBT July 6 1909..353,000
(Assessment about full value.)
1 6,0000___May 1 1935
INTEREST payable at Citizens' National Bank of Englewood.
48
76,000c ______ __1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_516.80
J-J
448'08 M-N 66,0000 ____1910-1942 Population in 1905
18,468
Population In 1909 (est)
25,000 TRENTON. W. Madden, Mayor. W. J. B. Stokes, Treas.
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
Trenton is In Mercer County. The sinking funds
are well maintained
and the water works are much more than self supporting.
RAHWAY. Chas. H. Angleman, Auditor and Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due.
Re-paving Bonds.
Alms House.
This city, of Union County, was declared bankrupt in 1882, and a com334s'02 M-S
promise of the debt, exclusive of the water debt ($185,000), was forth- 3 48'02 31-N 51,000___May 26 1012 4s '03 A-0 535,000__Sept 1 1932
27,000_ _Oct 1 1933
City-Hall Bonds.
with agreed to with most of the leading creditors at 35 cents on the dollar,
3 48'03 A-0 35,000___A r 15 1933
the debt, exclusive of water debt, then amounting to about $1,200,000. 48 '07 M S$100,000r_Mch 1 1937 45 03 J-D 10,000__
ec 1 1933
This settlement was completed In 1894, and interest is now paid promptly 4 48'08 F-A 200.009.___Aug 1 1938 4s '04 J-D 20,0Q0_
.June
on the new bonds. The water bonds were renewed In 1891 at 4%,an agree- 48 '09 A-0 200,000____Apr 1 1939 4s '05 M-N 60,000r_Nov 1 1934
1 1935
ment having been made in 1890 by which all accrued interest at 7% was
Crematory.
4s '06 F-A 13,000r_ Aug
adjusted at the 35% rate. Interest on these water bonds is also now 34s 01 J-.1- $50,000____July 1 1921 4s '07 F-A 15,000____Aug 1 1936
1 1937
promptly paid. Incorporated 1858.
Is 06 J-J
4,200__ __July 2 1016 4s '98 J-J
6,160____July 1
45 06 .1-D 10,000____Dec 1 1916 30'99 F-A 15,500__Aug 21 1928
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds Renewed.
1929
4s 07 .1-.T
3,400 ____Jan 1 1917
Sewer Commissioners,
Adjustment Bonds.
48
J-J $185000c. _July 1 1932
Fire Department.
3 4s'02 J-J
4s '82 M-N $486,005 01r_Nov 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 11 '09 $741,000
57,075___July 1 1912
4s '92 M-S $41,000___Mch 15 1912 3%6'03 J-J
(Subject to call at any time.)
1,610____July 1 1913
Water debt (Included)
220,000 4s '02 M'S
4,000__ _Sept 1 1912 4s '04 F-A
School Bonds.
490.__Feb 20 1914
Total valuation 1008
5,500.949
15,000_ _July 1 1921 4s '04 J-D
4 4s IM-S $35,000c&r_Mch 11818 (Assessment about 60% actual val.) 3 48'01 J-J
910___June 23 1914
F-A
4s
1,485___Jan 4 1915
A-0 75,0000
1959 Total tax (per $1,000) 1008_ _ 419.20 3;0'02 1M-S 17,000____Feb 1 1922 4s '05 J-J
33.0'02
10,000____Sept 1 1922 4s '05 A-0
Filtration Plant Bonds.
1,050__Oct 24 1915
Population in 1905
8,649 346'02
2,500_ __May 21
4 43'06 M-N $35,0000
1,595_Apr 21016
1936 Population In 1009 (est.)
10,000 45 '06 1M-N 25,000r___June 1922 4s'00 A-0
M N
1 1026
Police & Fire Tel and Tel.
INTEREST on water board loan and school loan payable at the Mer- 45 04 A-0 16,000r___Apr 1 1914
3 10'03 A-0
cantile Trust Co., New York; on other loans at the Rahway Nat. Bank.
4s 04 M-N 20,000r_May 17 1924 4s '07 A-0 $40,000___Apr 15 1923
8,000----ADr 1 1927
48 '07 F-A
3,700_ -__Aug 1 1917
Funding.
RIDGEFIELD PARK. W. J. Morrison Jr., Counsel.
School House.
45 '81 J-J
This village Is In Bergen County. Incorporated June 23 1892.
4s '91 F-A $22,000_ ._Feb 16 1911 4s '04 A-0$170,000_ ___July 1 1911
569.000r_Oct 1 1934
48 '03 M-N 18,000___May 15 1913
LOANSRoad Bonds. ,
When Due.
Police Department.
0,000____Oct 1 1917 4s '90 J-D $18,000 .Dec 15 1910
5s
Aug $25,000c _Aug '25-'29 48 '92 A-0
School Bonds
6,000___Jan 16 1918
5;40
J-D 153,000c _._1910-1012 Gen. bonds Oct 18'09___..$106,000 48 '03 J-J
Refunding.
4s
1.28,000c _ _ _ _1914-1027 Assessment bonds
72,500 48 '94 A-0 18,000___Oet 25 1914 3 M8'00 F-A 343,100- _Feb 24 1910
'96 11f-N 21,000___Nov 2 1916 3 tifeco A-0 30,100_ Oct 20
545
.Dec 13 '29 Floating debt (Inc. school
J-D 50,000e
1910
0
8,000____Feb 1 1917 3 4s'01 F-A 26,800___Feb 11 1911
notes)
Sewer Improvement Bonds.
35,539 4s '97 1. -A
14,500___Jan 18 1918 330'01 A-0 13,800____Oct 1 1911
4 4s
J-J $33,000e_.Tuly '10-'20 Assessed valuation 1908_ .2,219,357 4s '98 J-J
58
27,500e. _July '10-'22 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908. _ $27.00 31.0'99
25,000___Nov 1 1020 34s'02 F-A
J-J
4,600_ Feb 24 1912
12,000c... _Jan '10-'22 Population in 1909 (est.)
6s
.Lay 1 1930 3)s'02 A-0
J-J
5,400____Oct 1 1912
5,500 33s'00 M-N 100,000
2 500_ ...June 1 1931 3 43'03 F-A
6,500. _Feb 25 1913
INTEREST payable at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co. in 3 48'01 J-D
814s'02 F-A 11,800____Feb 1 1022 4s '03 A-0 11,600__Oct 20 1913
New York City. the Hackensack Nat'l Bk. and the Peoples' Nat'l Bk.
3 48'01 J-J
7,500. _._July 6 1031 4s '04 F-A. 20,600. _Feb 20 1914
3;4s'02
48,500___Sept 1 1932 4s '04 M-S
RIDGE WOOD. J. Blauvelt Hopper, Clerk.
1914
.3 48'02 J-D 15.000_ _June 3 1032 45 '05 F-A 20,100r_Sept 1 1915
9,000_ Feb 24
This village Is in Bergen County.
348'03 F-A
3,000____ Feb 5 1933 4s '05 M-N 24,000.___Nov 1 1915
48 '03 J-J
When Due.
LOANS70,000_ July 22 1033 4s '06 F-A 34,600._Feb 24 1916
School Bonds
3 4s'03 F-A
Road Bonds
3,500_ _ _Aug 17 1933 4s '06 F-A 44,200_ _ _Aug 1016
$89,500
$4,000__May 1 '14-'17 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_4302,565 Is '04 I'd-S 50,000r_Sept 1 1934 4s '06 A-0 56,100... _Oct 1 1916
4s '05 M-N 18,600. ___Nov 1 1935 4s '07 F-A 63,000_ __Feb 1
5s '07 M-N 120,000__May 1 '18-'21 Sinking fund
1,499
1 1917
2,000_ _Apr 2 1936 43 '07 F-A 75.100____Aug 1 1917
36,000__May 1 '22-'27 Assessed valuation 1908__4,381,376 45 '06 A-0
4,800__ May 23 1936 4s '07 M-S 47.300___Sept 27 1917
15,000c__July 1 '12,
58
J-J
(Assessment about
actual value.) 45 '06 31-N
900____Dec 1 1916 4s '08 F-A 49,900___Feb 24 1918
'17 & '22 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$20.80 48 '06 J-D
INTEREST payable in Ridgewood. Population in 1000 (est.)
5,000 48 '07 A-0 130.000__Apr 1 1937 48 '08 J-D 50,600___June 22 1918
45 '07 F-A 26.000____Aug 1 1937 4s '08 1.1-N 40,500____Nov 2 1918
6,000____July 1 1938 4s '09 F-A 29,100.___Feb 1 1919
ROSELLE PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. W. Higgins,C1k. 48 '08 J-J
4 W3 '08F-A 24,750..-__Aug 1 1938
Library Bonds.
This district (P. 0. Elizabeth) Is In Union County.
4s '08 F-A
5,000____Aug 1 1938 3 48'01 J-J $100,000____Jan 1 1931
LOANSTV nen Due !BOND. DEBT June 12 '09_587,000 48 '08 M-S 21,000___Sept 1
1938 33-0'02 F-A 15,000____Feb 1 1932
4%8'08 ___ 5$18,000cJan 1 19281
Public Bath Bonds.
General Loan Bonds.
1 50,000c_Jan 1 '33& '381
4s '08 F-A S3.500-__Aug 1 1918 3;48'03 F-A $1,795_ __Feb
2 1913
3)4s'03 A-0
4,500___Apr 1 1913
RUTHERFORD. T. W.Evans, Mayor; F. A.Stedman,Clk. 4s Park Improvement.
'88 J-D $69,000___June 15 1913 34s'03 J-J
4.025 _July 1 1913
This borough is In Bergen County.
4s '91 M-N 25,000 __May 1 1016 4s '04 J-D
900r__Dec 7 1014
5s '01 J-D
LOANS5,000___Dee 1 1016 343'02 A-0 12,500___ _Oct 6 1912
When Due.
Park Bonds.
5,000__ _July 1 1917
Funding Bonds
48 '05 F-A $12,500c&r_Feb 1 1930 4s '02 J-J
Sewer Certificates.
2,000___Jan 16 1918 58
M-S $78,5000
1916 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1009_4205,000 4s '93 J-J
4s g
--- $242,325 ____1910-1912
Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt
Hospital Bonds.
146,536 Is '03 A-0 25,000__Apr 1 1918
,
44s g J-J $75,000c_ _ _July 1 1022 Sinking fund Jan 1 1909_ _ 66,174 334.8'01 M-S 20,000____Sept 2 1926 4s '04 J-D 512,500r_June 1 1934
Street Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908___54209,376 Is 04 J-D 10,000_ _June 1 1920 4s '05 A-0
4,000r__Oct 24 1035
14,350_ ___July 1 1930
M-N $40,000c
1932 Total tax (per *1,000) '08_ _ _522'0 4s '05 J-J
46
Ewing township.
'06
2,500.___June 1 1936 5s '96 J-J
Population in 1905
33,000___July 1 1911
5,218 48 '07 J-D
4s
J-J
23,000____Jan 1 1932
INTEREST on park. funding and street bonds is payable at Rutherford
CHAMBERSBURG BONDS ASSUMED.
Nat. Bank; on improvement bonds I t New York City.
Parks.
_..s
$100___.Past due__
RUTHERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. P. Perham,Clerk.
Ss '88 A-0 $13,000___Apr 20 1913
(Subject to call In 1898.)
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 22'00_ $111,545
Se '92 M-N $3,975c $1,000 yearly Assessed valuation 1900._ 5,566,891
WILBUR BONDS, ASSUMED.
4s '00 .J-D 49.570e. June 20 1930 School tax (per $1,000) 1009._46.80
School.
Improvement.
4s '06 A-0 48,0000_Apr 1 '14-'61 Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ _ _7.000 5s '93 A-0 $5,000„Apr
.
10 '10-'14 5s '03 J-J $15.000___July 21 1913
45 '06 J-P 10,000c__Dee 1 1936
55 '06 M.S
4,000.Sept 16 '10-'13 5s '95 F-A 15,000___Aug 1 1915
INTER ET on the Issues of 1906 is payable at the office of R. M. Grant
LOANS PAYABLE BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
& Co:, New York; on all other bonds at the Rutherford National Bank
Assessed upon City.
Assessed upon prop. benefitted.
Street Improvement.
Street improvement.
SOMERSET COUNTY. E. B. Allen, County Collector.
3 0'01 F-A $0,124.46_Feb 1 1911 3 48'01 F-A$43,522.81.Feb
1 1911
Somerville is the county seat.
44 '03 A-0 13.187.04__Oct 1 1913 4s '08 M-N
5,345 00_May 21 1913
LOANS-,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_$280,000 45 '05 F-A 16,244.43_Feb 1 1015 4s '03 A-C) 51,349.92__Oct 1 1913
4s '06 F-A 21,890.59_Feb 1 1916 4s '05 F-A 64,055.57_Feb
Building Bonds.
112,395
Floating uebt
1 1915
8,988.20_Dee 1 1916 48 '06 F-A 106,209.41_Feb 1 1916
4s 'Os J-JJ$105,000o _July 1 '21-'35 Assessed valuation 1009..28,309,770 Is '06 J-D
1 175,0000__July 1 1936 County tax (per $1,000) l900..$5.60 48 '07 A-0 21,893.71_Apr 1 1917 4s '06 J-D 11.991.80_Dec 1 1916
Population in 1905
36.270 43.s'08 A-0 11,522 75__Oct 1 1918148 '07 A-0 67,406.29_Apr 1 1917
448'08 A-0 7 34,777 25.0ct 1 1918
INTEREST is payable at New York Trust Co., New York City.
WATER LOANS REPORTED SEPARATELY,
City Water.
SOUTH ORANGE. Frank Fenner, Treasurer.
City Water
48 '93 M-N $75,000_ _ _May 15 1913 348'02 A-() -(Con.)
$75,000___Apr 1 1922
This village Is In Essex County. Incorporated 1869.
4s '97 J-J 175,000___Jan 1 1917 4s '04 J-j 100,000r
LOANSWhen Due.
Street Improvement Bonds.
July 1 1934
Refunding Bonds
58 '07 M-S 35.640r_Sep 18 '10-'15 48 '07 J-J 175,000_ __Jan 11027 43 '06 J-D 150,000. __June 1 1036
50,000___Mch 1 1938
48 5
J-J $51,000c_ _ _Jan 11030 BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909_ $383,640 4a'98 J-D 45,000 ._ _June 1 1916 4 48'08
(Sublect to call after Jan 11020.) Floating debt
_._Past due
.
117,384
INTEREST is payable at Treasurer's office In-Trenton.
F-A $10,000c_Feb 1 '10-'19 Sinking fund
4s g
18,161
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1009_ _ _8,889,225
Mch. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Mats. 1 '07. Melt. 1 '06.
4s '04 J-J $262,000c&r_Ply '10-'44 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ _ _$16.90 Total bonded debt. &C
55,121,404 $4,820,365 $4,483,015 $4,519,040
(See V. 78, p. 2617, for maturity.) Population in 1905
1 ,498,806 1,481,306 1,538,672 1,511,435
4,032 Sinking funds
448'08 31-N $48,000c_ _May 1 '45-48 Population In 1909 (est.)
5,800
Construction Bonds.
Net deb
$3,622,598 $3,339,059 32.944,343 53,007,605
$7,000r___ _Jan '10-'24
Water debt (incl. above)
45 '05 J-J
1845,500 1795,500 *690,500 $672.500
INTEREST is largely payable at U S. Mort. & Trust Co., N. Y.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The total value of property owned by the city is
estimated at $2,967,200. including water-works. $2,000,000.
SOUTH ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Fred M. Treat, Clerk.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-Property assessed -at about actual value."
This district Includes the township and the village of South Orange.
Real ' Personal
Net
Rate of Tag
When Due. BOND.DEBT Apr 3 1909---$73,500 YearsLOANSProperty. Deductions. Valuation. per $1,000.
Estate.
F-Af$21,0000 ___1910-1916 Assessed valuation 1908..12,385.166 1909
48
$17 40
1 24,5000 -1917-1923 (Assessment about actual value.)
1908
$58,060,026 $10,507,323 $1,801,683 566,765,666
16 20
J-J
12.000c ____1910-1917 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_41.933 1907
5s
59,955,200 10.110.051 1,092,764
68,973,387
15 00
Population in 1905
48
J-J
12,0000 ____1910-1921
6,878 1905
34,135,911
7,413,230
947,338
40,601,803
22 50
Population in 1909 (est.)
8,200 1900
27,100,245
6,763,730 1,576,624
32,287,351
21 50
INTEREST on the $45,500 Issue is payable at the Fidelity Trust Com- 1890
20,199,162
6,981,643 1,484,959
25,605,846
..pany, Newark; on the 58 at the Franklin Savings Institution, Newark,
POPULATION.
-In 1905 was 84.180; In 1900 It was 73.307; In 1890
and on the $12,000 issue In New York City at A. B. Leach & Co.
It was 57,458; In 1880 It was 29.910.
68
[VOL. Lxxxnc.
PENNSYLVANIA-DEBT OF STATE.
WOODBURY. Ernest Redfield, Treasurer.
UNION. Emil Bautz Jr., Clerk.
This city is in Gloucester County. Incorporated Jan.2 1871.
This town is in Hudson County. Incorporated March 20 1866; chartei
Funding Bonds
When Due.
LOANSamended March 27 1874.
430'08 J-J $85,000c__July 1 1938
School Bonds.
Road Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSConstruction & Imp. Bonds.
M-N 31.000
$9,000_Nov 15 '10-'12 4s
53
Sewer Bonds.
$2,000__Sept 1 '10-'13
(Subject to call.)
9,000_May 15 '13-'15
88
$15,000__ May 1 1913 55
j 600..... _Oct 1 1914
M-N 35.000c_Nov 1 '10-'14 __s
2,000___May 15 1916 4s
58
J-J
50,000__Jan 1 '10-'14
12,000__Oct 1 '10-'13
60.000 .Jan 1 '17-'46
BOND. DEBT May 1909_4185,700 4 4s'08 J-J
Fire
-House Bonds.
800.....,.Dec 1 1915
20.000c Jan 1 '47-'56
65,183 4348'09 J-J
4
J-J
$4,000__July 2 '10-'11 Floating debt
BOND. bY;i3T June 1 '00.... $252,400
Street Improvement Bonds.
1 5,000_0ct 16 '12-'131 Total valuation 1908____11,943,046
3 308
'Tax rate (per $1.000) 1908_ _ _ _$13.45 4s '05 J-J $20,500r___July 1 1925 Floating debt
School Bonds.
11,000
A-0 16,000c&r_Oct 11927 Sinking fund
17,005 45s
F-A $4,550__Feb 1 '10-'16 Population in 1905
4s
16,000____July 1 1928 Assessed valuation 1908__ 3,222,592
F-A 60.000Feb 1 '17-'28
4s
(Assessment at actual value.)
Water Bonds.
F-A 18,000Feb 1 '10-'15
5s
F-A $42,000c__ _ _See below Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _520.00
4s
4.560
($5,000 due Feb 1 1911 and 55,000 Population In 1905
UNION COUNTY. N. R. Leavitt, Collector.
on Feb 1 every 5 years thereafter.) INTEREST payable in Woodbury.
County seat is Elizabeth.
B
H
C
When Due.
LOANSADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
4s
A-0 3576,00(ic_Oct 1 1942
Road Bonds
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
J-J $150,000c___July 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Oct 13 '09_1804,000
4s
48.000
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1905.
July 11900.) Sinking fund
debt,
Place(Subject to call after
247
$2,311,534 $18.90
50,000c_ _July 1 1913 Total assessed val. '09 _ _127,013,402 Allenhurst (B), Monm'th C0.'5219,275
4s
J-J
2,099,000 d2.20
(Assessment about full value.)
Atlantic Hightlands Sch. Dist_ 32,000
4s '09 ____ 70,000___Oct 11 1939
117.211 Avalon (B), Cape May County 41,500 59,350
86
463,880 23.00
Population In 1905
Sheridan House Bonds.
322
900,000 22.45
6,000
J-J $28,0000_ _ _July 1917
Avon-by-the-Sea (B) Mon. Co 97,600
4s
7,632
INTEREST payable at Elizabeth. Belleville (Twp), Essex Co_ _ _192,500 10,000 5,787,034 18.60
to call after July 1907.)
(Subject
Belleville Twp. School Dist__103,000
1,095
724,575 26.80
None
Bergenfield (B), Bergen Co___ 33,000
VENTNOR CITY. E. Steelman Royal, Clerk.
4,514
4,822,399 16.30
Bernards (Twp),Somerset Co_ 67,500
This city is In Atlantic County.
4,073
Bordentown (C), BurlingtonCo 85,000 60,450 1,206,358 24.50
City lmpt.Bonds
When Due.
LOANS3,389
2,132,887
$12,500 ___Aug 1 1915 Bound Brook (B),Somerset Co 89,000 24,750 1,612,890 18.00
5s
Boardwalk Bonds.
1,037
20.62
3,000
Bradley Beach (B), Mon. Co__ 58,800
City-hall Bonds.
_ $84,000_ Sept 1 1924
5s
1,670
16.60
None
5s
$37,000_ _. _June 1 1919 Caldwell (B), Essex County__ 30,000 33,241 1,614,304
School Bonds.
64,700
---- 17.390
23,765,588
Cape May County
General Exp. Notes.
____ $24,000_ _May 1 1919
55
3,100
6,630 1,163,770 18.50
6s
_ _ $11,000___On demand Carlstadt (B), Bergen County168,000
Water & Sewer Bonds.
1,554
891,724 20.19
None
Chatham (B), Morris County_ 71,000
5s '09 J-J $72,000____July 1 1938 TOTAL DEBT May 1909._$245,000 Chester Twp., Burlington Co_115.000
4,840
3.307,065 20.70
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,047,013
Refunding Bonds
2,128
8,500 1,991,500 21.10
89,000
1 1918 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1908___ _$17 20 Clifforde Park (B.), Bergen Co. 69,000
$25,000____July
58
841
None 1,081,522 17.50
116 Delford (B), Bergen County
Population In 1905
2,828
3,255,213 13.21
East Newark (B), Hudson Co_131,000
3,165
1,791,333 23.10
H. Rutherford (B), Bergen Co•128,200
VERONA. T. E. Brooks, Borough Clerk.
1,392
67,000 104,013 5,422,274 18.80
Edgewater (B), Bergen Co
1,566
1,096,556 16.50
This borough is in Essex County.
67,000
Franklin (Twp.), Bergen Co
2,934
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 17 1909_355,000 Freehold (T) Monmouth Co
None 2,452,148 x5.00
LOANS51,150
Assessed valuation 1909_ _51,341 ,240 Freehold School District
Water Bonds
None 2,456,417 d2.20
39,000
5,092
4 Ms'08 M-N $55,000c.. Nov 1 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ 418.60 Garfield (B), Bergen County_155,263 55,000 1,946,930 a26.20
2,594
None 1,565,865 14.00
(Subject to call $3.000 yearly after
Hackettstown (T)Marren Co. 31,000
Nov. 1 1913.)
None 1,693,350 15.20
Hammonton (T), Atlantic Co_ 60,000
None 1,693,350 d3.20
26,000
Hammonton School District
1,650
VINELAND. Wm. Macgeorge, Clerk.
Hasbrouck Hts.(B), BergenCo 14,000 28,832 1,714,642 a22.00
1,382
810,686 17.50
High Bridge(B),Hunterdon Co. 32,500
None
This borough Is In Cumberland County.
1,275
603,657 a13.74
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_4188,500 Highlands (B), Monmouth Co_ 30,000
1,500
LOANS1,200 HollyBeachCIty(B),Cape M.Co106,000
1,327
Floating debt
None 1,675,880 23.51
Electric Light Bonds.
3,385
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,408,307 Keyport (T), Monmouth Co... 50,000
576 1,653,480 10.83
F-A 525,000
49
4,265
(Assessment about actual value.)
None 5,725,492 15.62
Lakewood (Twp.), Ocean Co
32,000
Funding Bonds.
5,066,125 21.514 •
29,000
4)/s'06 J-D $24,000c___June 1 1936 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_422.70 Lakewood Twp. School Dist
4,593 Lodi (B), Bergen County
Population in 1905
72,000 30,000 1,531,109 19.40
J-D 95,000
4s
5,000 Lodi School District
Population in 1009 (est.)
None 1,530,032 d9.90
60,000
Sewer Bonds
646,865 18.00
None
47,500
F-A $45,000..
4s
Longport, Atlantic County
1,636
788,045 16.30
None
INTEREST on the 43.s is payable In Vineland.
Manasquan (B), Monmouth Co 60,000
None 1,181,737 a18.40
Margate City (C) Atlantic Co_106,000
1,479
870,581 a21.15
None
Matawan (B), Monmouth Co_ 40,000
WEEHAWKEN. Thomas Carroll, Clerk.
767,000 a15.81
None
Mcndham (B), Morris County_ 36,000
This township Is In Hudson County. (P. 0. Station 1. Hoboken.)
None 4,714,993 21,90 11,884
Miliville (C), Cumberland Co_ 53,000
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS9,357
13.60
4%s '07A-0 $35,000c_Apr 4 1917 Neptune (Twp), Monmouth Co 06,000 23,200 5,833,913 18.90
Road Bonds.
5,509
3,700 2,422,502
Northampton(Twp),Burling.Co 26,000
,
430'05 J-J j$30,000c_Jan 1 '16-'25 4 t6,s '07A-0 33,000c_ .Apr 4 1937 North Plainfield School Dist
2,542,640
70,000
1 40,000c_Jan 1 '26-'35 40'08 J-D 129,200c_Dee 1 '10 '28 North Wildwood, Cape May Co 34,000 11,000 2,142,239 21.20
1 '15-'23 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 19094469,400
4 Ms '07J-J j 9,000c_July
1,835
5,058,126 19.51
Cape May Co_125,000
118,000c_July 1 '24-'32 Improvement certificates__ _ 43,592 Ocean City (C),
5,600 1,420,403 d4.70
24,230 Palisades Park School District 55,500
Sewer notes
School Bonds.
1,189
976,025 23.20
1,000
36,544 Park Ridge (B), Bergen Co.__ 75,000
Floating debt
1920
J-J $18,000c
4s
None 6,240,148 17.00 13,352
1911 TOTAL DEB 1' Mch 1 1909_ 573,766 Phillipsburg (T), Warren Co_ _199,475
A-0 20,000c
45s
2,784,612
18,669 Raritan Twp. School District_ 49,950
May 1914 Sinking funds
M-N 15,000e
45
6,263
Red Bank (T), Monmouth Co_189,000 15,344 4,585,575 24.30
M-S 45,000c_ _Mch 1 '16-'30 Total assessed val. 1908_ _14.567,733 Rockaway (B), Morris County 25,000
4s
1,585
843,251 16.32
None
M-S 25,000c__ Mch 1 1931 Twp. tax (per $1,000) 1908_410.14 Roselle (B). Union County
2,142
4s
2,615,605 15.60
72,000
45,400c_ __Dec I 1932 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908._ 16.35 Roselle Park (B), Union Co
49
.1-1)
2,236
None 66,012 2,270,484 12.50
8,027
1905_
48 '09 A-0 55,000c_ _April 1 1934 Population In
2,048
3,000 1,470,506 18.80
SaddleRiver(Twp),Bergen Co.. 65.000
INTEREST on bonds due 1911 and 1014 Is payable at First National Salem (C), Salem County
6,443
5,000 3,596,472 17.80
113,100
on other bonds at Hudson Trust Co.
Bank of Hoboken;
5.00 26,278
None 15,614,815
40,000
Salem County
432
None 1,215, 40 21.20
Sea Isle, Cape May County... 50,000
6,258
6,000 2,946,041 a19.20
WEST HOBOKEN. F. A. Schwartz, Treasurer.
So. Amboy (B), Middlesex Co_ 23,000
None 1,360,327 18.20
26,500
South River (B)
This town is situated In Hudson County. Incorporated in 1861.
Miscellaneous Loans."
1,039
When Due.
None 2,357,944 a24.10
LOANSSpring Lake(B), Monmouth Co.200,500
1,318
Fire 4s
$2,000_ _June 1 '10-'11 Sussex (B), Sussex County
781,271 18.76
None
Library-Site Bonds...
77,000
2,142
Renewal Bonds..
A-0$1,500 __ __Oct 15 '10-'12
12,000 14,600 2,200,406 a20.00
4s
'Penally (B.). Bergen Co
J-J $27,000_ _ _ _July 1 1910 Union (Twp.), Bergen County 99,500 25,091 2,295,151 21.81
63
2,188
School Building and Sites."
2,614
J-J
0,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1911 Union (Twp), Union County_ 26,000
3500_ _July 1 1910 65
None 2,688,460 11.20
J-J
59
2,576
J-J
7,000____July 1 1911 Verona (Twp), Essex County_ 30,000
554,800 17.20
M-S 33,000Mch 1 '10-'31 8s
None
4s
2,475
TOT. BD. DEBT Oct 11 '09 $680.375 Wallington (B), Bergen Co
($1,500 due yearly.)
3,500 ' 583,150 a25.90
84,250
5,265
233,00 . Westfield (T), Union County.. 74,000 42,631 5,868,622 17.70
4s '04 F-A$135,000__Aug 1 '10-'54 Floating debt
69,095 Westwood School District
None 1,337,587
46,600
44 '09 A-0 50,000c_A pr 1 '10-'34 Sinking fund and cash
500
21,644.250 Wildwood (13), Cape May Co_110,000
5,000 1,900,000 23.00
Assessment and Renewal Bonds.•• Total valuation 1908
555,777 17.80
30,000
None
Woodbridge (B)
J-J $74,000____Jan 1 1910 (Assessment about full value.)
4s
388
280,000 a20.10
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1908_ __ _312.66 Woodlynne (B.), Camden Co.. 25,000
1,000
A-0 40,000___Apr 1 1912
3 s
29,082 Woodstown (B), Salem Co...... 34,000
1,500
None 1,153,125 17.60
45 '05 J-J 100,000c___July 11925 Population in 1905
39.000
Population in 1909 (est.)
Funding Bonds
* Total debt. a Total tax; d school tax; x town tax.
430'08 J-J $200,000_ _July 1 1938
INTEREST on bonds marked • Is payable at the First National Bank
of Hoboken and those marked •• at the Hudson Trust Co.
1
WEST NEW YORK. J. Stilz Treas.; J. L. Wolfe, Clerk.
This town is In Hudson County. (1". 0. Station 3, Weehawken)
When Due. BOND. DEBT June 8 '08_4348,000
LOANS529.898
Floating debt
Sewer Bonds.
A-0 $55,500c _Apr 1911&16 Assessed valuation 1908_...9,568.095
4s
(Assessm't about actual value.)
Street Bonds.
A-0 $15,0000 ____Apr 1912. Tax rate (per $1.000) 1008_ _ _420 19
45
5,267
Population in 1900
Funding Bonds.
_7.196
40'05 F-A3150,000c._ _Aug 1930 Population in 1905
INTEREST is payable at Hudson
58 '08 J-J 200,000_ July 1 1938
Trust Co., West Hoboken.
WEST NEW YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. Maehrlein, Clerk.
When Due
When Due. LO ‘NSLOANSJ-J 542,000e _Jan 1 '10-'30
5s
8s '08 J-J $105,000c
70,000c-Jan 1 '10-'44
(Due $2,000 yearly, beginning 1912) 5s' 06 J-J
WEST ORANGE. Edward A. McGuirk, Treasurer.
This town Is situated in Essex County. Incorporated Feb. 28 1900.
Redemption Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS...Jan
$25,000c.
J-J $25,000c__Jan 1 1921
4;
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 F-A $100,000c__Feb 1 1939 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ .1552 000
75,000
Floating debt
Refunding Road Bonds.
38.099
J-J $45.000o__ _July 1 1022 Sinking fund
4s
Total assessed val. 1909.._ _8,574,472
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $150,000c&r.Jair 1 1934 (Assessment about full value.)
4s
4s g '04 M-N 90,000c_ _ _Nov 1 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_424.183
7.872
4 Vis'g07 J-D 142,000c&r June 1 1917 Population in 1905
Population In 1909 (est.)
10.000
INTEREST Is payable part at the Provident Institution for Savings,
part at the Orange National Bank, Orange. part at the Hoboken Bank for
Savings and part at the Howard Savings Institution.
WEST ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Frank L.. Baldwin, Clerk.
$7,500c_July 1 '13-'27
When Due. 4s '05 J-J
LOANSF-A $15,000c___Feb '10-'12 40'08 M-N 30,000c..Nov 1 '31-'40
4s
A-0 50,000c_Apr 1 '13-'22 BOND. DEBT July 1908 _$140,500
4s g
F-A 10,000c __Feb 1 '23-'24 Assessed valuation 1907.._ _7,515,250
4s g
4s '04 M-S I 5,000c_ .Sept 1 1924 School tax (per 31.000) 1907_35.50
150.000c_Sept 1 '25-'29
INTEREST on the bonds issued In 1904, 1905 and 1908 Is payable at
United States Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City; other Interest
the
at Orange National Bank.
State of Pennsylvania_
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
•
One of Original Thirteen
Admitted as a State
45,215
Total area of State (square miles)
Harrisburg
State Capital
Governor (term exp. 3(1 Tues. Jan. 1911)__Edwin S. Stuart
Secretary of State* (term expires Jan. 1911)_Robert McAfee
John 0. Sheats
Treasurer (term expires May 1910)
Appointed by Governor, and holds hls office at Governor's pleasure.
LEGISLATURE meets blennlally in odd years on the first Tuesday in
January, and there is no limit to the length of the sessions.
-For a history of Pennsylvania's State debt from
HISTORY OF DEBT.
1789 to 1893, see the "State and City Supplement' of 1893, pages 63 and
64. The details of the debt as It now exists arc subjoined.
- Principal
-Interest-LOANSP. Ct. Payable. When Due. Outstand'
Name and Purpose.
F-A Feb 1 1922 $500 000
Agricultural College bonds,1872 r____ 6
4
F-A Feb 1 1912 1,486.250
Funding loan, 1881 r
552,250
3
F-A Feb 1 1912
do
1881 r
17,000
6
Quarj Held in
Proceeds of farm sale, 1887
1StateTreas.j
134,117
Unfunded debt and debt upon which interest has ceased
INTEREST on the Agricultural College loan is payable at the State
Treasurer's office in Harrisburg; on all other bonds at Farmers' do Mechanics'
Bank In Philadelphia.
Dec. 1 '08. Dec. 1 '07. Dec. 1 '08. Dec. 1 '05.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.52,689,617 12,727,617 56,646,167 54,131,867
Total public debt
2,642,531 2,625,209 3,568,021 4,008,909
Sinking funds
1
578,146 5122,958
5102,318
$47,086
Net debt
$134,117 $134,117
$134,117
Unfunded debt (incl. above)_ 3134,117
The sinking fund on Dec. 1 1908 hold the following securities: Allegheny
Valley RR. bonds, 5100,000; cash, $2,542,531.11; total, 52,642,531.11.
Balance In treasury Dec. 1 1908 was $9,540,004.66.
Nov., 1909.]
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
The unfunded debt mentioned in the above table consists of relief notes
In circulation, Interest certificates unclaimed, interest on certificates outstanding, domestic creditors and bonds past due upon which interest has
ceased.
ASSESSED VALUATION has been as follows:
Assessed Valuation
Total
Personal.
Real.
Years$5,269,691,433
$1,060,615,377
$4,209,076,056
1908
5,138,058,692
965,103,249
4,172,955,443
1907
4,934,210,756
932,688,853
1906
4,001,521,903
4 614,605,318
1.094,468.656
1905
3,520.136.662
4,492,930,779
1,016,870,979
1904
3,476,059 800
4,205,642,459
846,483,115
1903
3,359.159.344
3,918,925,257
988,242,477
1902
2,930,682.780
4,018,841,965
800,248,173 ,
3,218,593,792
1901
3,528,585,578
761,755 893
2,766,829,685
1900
3,588,142,667
859,979,331
2,728,163,336
1899
3,431.951,565
846,751,853
2.685,199,712
1898
3,241.068,024
770,049,820
2.471,018 204
1895
3,047,573,853
658,341 105
2,389,232,748
1894
2,899,774,989
591,007,558
2.308,767,431
1892
The above does not include valuation of railroad property. The State
is derived from tax on capital stock, on
makes no general tax. Income
money at interest, on collateral inheritances, on corporate loans on bonus
on charters, &v..
POPULATION OF STATE.
1,049,458
2,906,2151 820
1
19006 302.115 1860
810,091
2,311,786 1810
5,258,014 1850
1890
602,365
4,282,891 1840
1,724,033 1800
1880
434 373
1.348.23311790
3 521 051 1830
1870
-In Pennsylvania the limit to the indebtedness
DEBT LIMITATION.
of the State, and to the indebtedness of the cities and minor civil organizations in the State. Is fixed by the State Constitution.
-With regard to the State, the regulations conI. State indebtedness.
trolling and governing debt creation, payment, &c., are found in Sections
4 5, 6, 11, 12. 13 and 14 of Article IX of the Constitution, and are as
follows:
ARTICLE IX, SEC. 4. No debt shall be created by, or on behalf of, the
State except to supply casual deficiencies of revenue, repel invasions,
suppress insurrection, defend the State in war, or to pay existing debt:
and the debt created to supply deficiencies in revenue shall never exceed.
In the aggregate at any one time, one million of dollars.
SECTION 5. All laws authorizing the borrowing of money by and on
behalf of the State shall specify the purpose for which the money is to be
used, and the money so borrowed shall be used for the purpose specified
and no other.
SECTION 8. The credit of the Commonwealth shall not be pledged or
loaned to any individual, company, corporation or association, nor shall
the Commonwealth become a joint-owner or stockholder in any company,
association or corporation.
SECTION 11. To provide for the payment of the present State debt, and
any additional debt contracted as aforesaid, the General Assembly shall
continue and maintain the sinking fund suMcient to pay the accruing
interest on such debt, and annually to reduce the principal thereof by a
sum not less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars; the said sinking
fund shall consist of the proceeds of the sale; of the public works, or any
part thereof, and of the income or proceeds of the sale of any stocks owned
by the Commonwealth. together with other funds and resources that may
be designated by law, and shall be increased from time to time by assigning
to it any part of the taxes or other revenue of the State not required for
the ordinary and current expenses of government, and unless in case of war,
Invasion or insurrection, no part of the said sinking fund shall be used or
applied otherwise than in the extinguishment of the public debt.
SECTION 12. Tile moneys of the State, over and above the necessary reserve, shall be used In the payment of the debt of the State. either directly
or through the sinking fund, and the moneys of the sinking fund shall
never be invested in or loaned, upon the security of anything except the
bonds of the United States or of this State.
SECTION 13. The moneys held as necessary reserve shall be limited by
law to the amount required for current expenses, and shall be secured and
kept as may be provided by law. Monthly statements shall be published,
showing the amount of such moneys, where the same are deposited, and
how secured.
sECTION 14. The making of profit out of the public moneys, or using
the same for any purpose not authorized by law, by any officer of the
State, or member or officer of the General Assembly, shall be a misdemeanor, and shall be punished as may be provided by law; but part of
such punishment shall be disqualification to hold office for a period of not
less than [lye years.
(2) County and Municipal 1ndebtedness.-Under the laws of Pennsylvania the power to create county loans is in the Board of County Corn
missioners, which consists in each county of three persons elected trl
ennially under the minority system of voting, by which the minority party
in each county usually has one member 01 the Board.
In cities and boroughs the power to create indebtedness is vested in Cro.111oils. municipal debts being created by ordinance.
The creation of county, city and other municipal indebtedness is pubjeot
to the following constitutional limitations
ARTICLE IX, Sec. 7. The General Assembly shall not authorize any
county, city, borough, township or incorporated district to become a stockholder in any company, association or corporation. or to obtain or appropriate money for or to loan its credit to, any corporation, association.
Institution or individual.
SECTION 8. The debt of any county, city, borough, township, school
district, or other municipality or incorporated district, except as herein
provided, shall never exceed seven per centum upon the assessed value
of the taxable property therein, nor shall any such municipality or district
Incur any new debt, or increase its indebtedness to an amount exceeding
two per centum upon such assessed valuation of property,without the assent
of the electors thereof at a public election in such manner as shall be provided by law; but any city the debt of which now exceeds seven per centum
of such assessed valuation may be authorized by law to increase tile same
three per centum, in the aggregate at any one time, upon such valuation.
SECTION 9. The Commonwealth shall not assume the debt, or any part
thereof, of any city, county, borough or township, unless such debt shall
have been contracted to enable the State to repel invasion, suppress domestic insurrection, defend itself in time of war, or to assist the State in
the discharge of any portion of its present indebtedness.
SECTION 10 Any county, township, school district or other municipalitv incurring any indebtedness shall, at or before the time of so doing,
provide for tile collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest,
and also the principal thereof within thirty years.
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS,
-Philadelphia is, we believe, entitled to the distinction of starting the
first savings institution in the United States. The name this association
bore was the "Philadelphia Savings Fund Society." and It stil exists
bearing the same name. Originally the bank was not Incorporated, hut
was a voluntary organization, such societies in Great Britain being at the
time of a like character. Tile date of the organization was November
27 1816, and the bank was opened for business Dec. 2 1816. The oldest
ledger of the company goes back to the time of opening, and shows a de
posit on that day (December 2 1816) of five dollars. The company was not
incorporated until February 25 1819. The second savings institution in
the State, however, did not come into existence until 1847. In 1889 a
general law facilitating the incorporation of savings banks was passed by
the LeLtklature. Still, the report of the Banking Department of December
1908 shows that the total number of savings banks within the State was
only thirteen, and of these, two or three, we are advised, were in process
of liquidation. The aggregate deposits of these banks at that date was
$158,542,702. There were 447,799 deposit accounts and the average
deposit to each depositor was $354.04.
The provisions of the special charters are all liberal as to investments.
A law passed in 1885, and a supplement of the same passed in 1889, authorizin r the extension for twenty years of special charters, contains the
following.
"Provided also, that no • • • Savings Institution or Savings Bank
having no capital stock, renewing or extending its charter, corporate rights
69
and franchises, under the provisions of this Act,shall thereafter be allowed
the privileges of a bank of discount, nor be allowed to loan any money received on deposit, except upon first mortgage or lien upon real estate within
this Commonwealth, upon the bonds or securities of the United States
or of this State, or upon county, city, borough, township or school bonds
of any county, city, borough, township or school district, or any other
good and valid securities."
Authority to loan on any "good and valid security" appears to confer
shout as broad a discretion upon the managers as could be expressed in a
statnte.
In 1897 an Act was passed allowing savings institutions and savings
banks chartered under Special Acts to invest in Pennsylvania county and
municipal bonds, notwithstanding any provisions of their charters. The
law follows:
CHAPTER 77. LAWS OF 18J7.
-From and after-the passage of this Act
all provident institutions, savings institutions and savings banks, chartered
under Special Acts of this Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, may notwithstanding any provisions of their charter, loan the moneys received by them
on deposit upon the bonds of any county, city, borough, township or
school district within this Commonwealth issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this Commonwealth for the payment of which the faith
and credit of the municipality Issuing them are pledged.
It was not until 1889 as already stated, tnat a general law facilitating
the organization of savings institutions was passed. The following is section 17. which contains the investment limitations; we would especially
direct attention to subdivision four of this section:
SECTION 17.
-It shall be lawful for the trustees of,:any savings bank to
invest money deposited therein only as follows:
(1) In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or the obligations of
the United States. or those for which the faith of the United States is
pledged to provide for the payment of the interest and the principal.
(2) In the stocks or bonds of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
bearing Interest.
(3) In the stocks or bonds of any State in the Union that has not within
ten years previous to making such investments, by such corporation,
defaulted in the payment of any part of either principal or interest of any
debt authorized by any Legislature of such State to be contracted
(4) In the stocks or bonds of any city, county, town or village of any
State of the United States issued pursuant to the authority of any law of
the State, or in any interest-bearing obligations issued by the city or county
In which such bank shall be situated.
(5) In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered, improved real estate
situated in this State.
It will be noted that, according to the foregoing(sub-division four), Pennsylvania savings banks are allowed to invest their deposits in the bonds and
stocks of any city, county, town or village in any of the United States.
Furthermore, by the fifth sub-division, bonds and mortgages are left to the
discretion of the trustees in all purchases, except that they must be first
mortgages on improved real estate in Pennsylvania. The next section (18)
relates to the temporary deposit of funds in banks and trust companies. It
makes it lawful to deposit temporarily in banks or trust companies the
excess of current daily receipts over the payments until such time as the
same can be judiciously invested in the securities named ,above
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ABINGTON TOWNSHIP. Nicholas Baggs, Clerk.
This township is in Montgomery County. Incorporated in 1784. Bonds
are free from taxes.
LOANSWhen Due. $20,000 May 1 1917, $20,000 May 1
Road-Improvement Bonds.
1922 and 520.000 May 1 1927.)
4s g '06 J-J $50,000c_ __July 1 1936 BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909.. $164,400
(Subject to call $10,000 July 1 1911, Floating debt
15,000
310,0(10 July 11916,$15,000 July 1 Sinking fund
4,141
1921, and 315.000 July 1 1026.) Assessed valuation 1909___7,173,450
55 '93 M-N 21.900c
1923 (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
_1024 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_516.00
41,0'94 4-N 17.500c
4sg '07 M-N 75,000c__May 1 1937 Population in 1900
3,803
(Subject to call $15,000 May 1 1912, Population in 19011 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Jenkintown National Bank, Jenkintown.
ABINGTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
E. Hallowell, President.
This district (P. 0. Jenkintown) is in Montgomery County.
LOANSWhen Due.1BOND. DEBT May 20 1909_5120,000
48 g '08 J-J $70,000c _1918-19331School tax (per31,000) 1908.. $6.00
(See V. 86. p. 1356, for maturity.)1
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at the Jenkintown Nat.Bk.
ALLEGHENY (Bee Pittsburgh.)
ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DISTRICTS. George W. Gerwig,
Secretary Board of School Comptrollers.
We give below the bonded indebtedness of the various school districts of
Allegheny on June 1 1908 together with the value of school property for
each
Bonded
Value of
Bonded
Value of
Property.
Debt.
Debt.
Property.
Districts.
Districts.
350,000
$6,000
Board or Control$33.5,000 $617.000 9t ii Ward _._
_ 56.000
136,282 10th Ward___
202,500
270.000
1st Ward
293,000
590,927 11th Ward___
400.000
233,500
2d Ward
550,000 12th Ward___
114,000
160,000
360,000
3d Ward
None
160,000 13th Ward___
21,000
55,000
4th Ward
31,000
200,000 14th Ward..__
8.590
186,000
5th Ward
250,000 15th Ward__.
71,500
95,000
84,000
6th ‘Vard
95.000
110,500
7th Ward
53.461
$2,081.500 $3,714,171
Total
None.
8th Ward
ALLEGHENY COUNTY. R. J. Cunningham, Comptroller;
Geo. W. Foster, Treasurer.
Pittsburgh is the county seat.
Memorial Hall.
When Due.
LOANSA-0 $1.000.000c__Oct 1 1937
48
Coupon County Poor Bonds
3 1 is
,
J-J 175.000c_July 1 1910 4s'00 J-D 400,000c_June 1 1939
Compromise Bonds..
45
J-D 100,000e_ _June 1 1929
J-JJ865,000c __Jan 1 1913
Road Bonds.
55
310'01 A-0$550,000c__Oct 1 1931
,
1 78,330.76r_Jan 1 1913
(Subject to call Oct 1 1921.)
Jail & Court House Ext Bonds
3;68'02 M-N 550,000c___Nov 1 1932 4s '06 A-0 400,0000...Oct 1 1926
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1922.)
Jail Bonds.
4s '03 M-N 550,000c _Dec 28 1933 4s '05 M-S$600,000c___Mch 1 1925
4s '04 - M-N 700,000c___May 1 1934 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_$11,068,331
4s '05 A-0 700,000c___Apr 1 1935 Sinking fund
1 ,873.843
4s '06 M-S1.500,000c_Mch 1 1936 Total valuation 1909_1,066.221,320
4s '07 F-A 500.000e_ __Feb 1 1937 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
4s '07 A-0 500,000c _AprIl 111)37 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _51.85
775,058
45 '08 F-A 1.000.000e_Feb 1 1938 Population in 1900
4s '09 A-0 1,000,000c_Apr 1 1939 Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ _ _960,000
• The Act of 1863 requires $25.000 of these bonds to be retired yearly on
Jan. 1, beginning with lowest numbers outstanding
INTEREST on the compromise bonds is payable at the Fourth Street
National Bank, Philadelphia; on all other bonds by the County Comptroller
only.
-With the exception of the road 4s and the jail bonds
TAX EXEMPT.
due 1925, the bonds are tax-free to the holder, the county paying the State
tax. The holder pays the State tax on the 4% road bonds and the jail
bonds referred to.
ALLENTOWN. James Hausman, Comptroller; A. L.
Reichenbach, Treasurer.
Allentown is the county seat of Lehigh County.
When Due.
Street Bonds.
LOANS48 '0/ F-A 325,000c_ _Aug 1 1937
Water Bonds.
(Subjec to call Aug. 1 1912.)
3 Ms'03 A-0$110,000c__ _Apr 1 1933
Refundir a Bonds.
(Subject to call April 1 1908.)
$15,700c___Mch 1 1914 3s '02J $16.4000___Jan 1 1932
118,600c___Mch 1 1919
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1907.)
33s'04 M-S 21,700c___Mch 1 1924 3s '03 J-J $22.400c___Jan 1 1933
25,600c___Mch 1 1929
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1908.)
30,000c___Mch 1 1934 33s '04 J-J $26,500c___Jan 1 1934
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1909.)
4s '07 F-A 68,000c_ __Aug 1 1937
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
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PENNSYLVANIA-1--CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANSPark Bonds.
When Due.
City Bonds.
Is '0! F A $25,000c_ _A112: 1 1937
,
43 '07 J-J $18.500c_Jan 1 1927
(Subject to call AIM 1 1912 )
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1902.) BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1009 $565,200
43 '9) F-A $6,500c___Aug 1 1926 Water debt (included) _ _ _ 338,600
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1901.)
Ass'd val. sub. to tax,'09$32,773,932
is '9' F-A $3,000c__ _Aug 1 1927 Ass'd val. exempt real est_ 4,072,850
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1902.)
(Assessment alit. 80% actual value.)
33 '01 J-J $83.: 00c. __July 1 1931 Total tax (per 51,000) 1908._ _$13.90
0
,
,
(Subject to call July 1 1906.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1909
$6.40
Refunding Water Bond..
Population In 1900
35,419
330'99 A-0 $49,000c__ Met 2 1929 Population in 1909 (est.)_ 50,000
(Subject to call Oct. 2 1904.)
INTEREST is payable at office of City Treasurer.
TAX FREE.
-All bonds issued by this city are exempt from taxation.
ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-A. P. Zellner, Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due I
Refunding Bond..
4s '96 F-A $14,900cAug 1 1916
($6,000e_April 1 1912
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1001.)
112,000c_April 1 1917
4s '97 A-0
3,500c.... _Apr 1 1917 4s '07 A-0 420,000c_Aprli 1 1922
(Subject to call April 1 1902.)
I 28,000c_Aprli 1 1927
12,000c___Jan 1 1919
4s '90 J-J
I 37,000c_ April 1 1932
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
114,500c_Aprli 1 1937
$48,000c
330'00 J-J
Jan 1930
f 4,000c___Nov I 1912
330
A-0 89,500c _ _1910-1934
5,000c__ _Nov 1 1917
((Part due each 5 years.)
4s '07 M-N I 14,000c_Nov 1 '22&'27
(530.000c_ Oct'12'17-22
0,000c___Nov 1 1932
330
A 0 1 15.000c.Oct
1 1927
13,000c___Nov 1 1937
( 18,000c_Oct 1 1932
5,000c___Nov 1 1913
4s '91 J-J
75,200c___Jan 1 1911
6,000c___Nov 1 1918
(Subject to call.)
I 7,500c_ ..Nov 1 1923
4s '96 J-J
$8,700c_ Jan 1 1916 4s '08 M-N
8.000c.... Nov 1 1928
(Subject to call .lan. 1 1901.)
9,500c_ Nov 11033
(14,000e
1924
16,000c___Nov 1 1938
4s '09 F-A {18,000c
1929 BOND. DEBT July 15 '09 $529,300
21,500c
1934 Sinking fund..
89,216
24,500c
1939 Assessed valuation 1908_31,901,690
(Assessment about j actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1909.-35.00
INTEREST Is payable in Allentown. District refunds all State tax
paid by holders of bonds.
ALTOONA. John P. Stouch, Comptroller.
This city Is In Blair County. Incor. 1868. Bonds are all tax-exempt.
LOANSRefunding Paving Loan 1904.
When Due.
Highway Bonds.
J-J $229,000c_July 1 1934
4s
4s '06 J-J $100,000c_ _July 1 1036
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
(Subject to call July 1 1932.)
Street-improvement Bonds.
4s '07 J-J 100,000e
1937 4s '03 J -J 8100,0000_ _July 1 1936
(Subject to call In 1917.)
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
Improvement Loan 1895.
4s '09 J-J 200,0000_1918 & 1919
4s g
.I-J $207.000c___Jan 1 1925 (Subject to call at any time)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1905.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 20'09_$1,721,000
Water Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'i)__
300,000
48 '06 J-J $300,000c__July 1 1936 Floating debt
31,000
(Subject to call July 1 1911 ) Sinking fund
231,210
4s '09 J-J 300,000c. _Jan 1 1959 Water debt (Included)
1,015,000
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1924.) Assessed valuation 1908_23,750,000
Water Loan 1894.
(Assessment about 60 %actual value.)
4s g
J-1 $176,000c
Jan 1 1924 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_422.00
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
Population In 1900 (Census)_38,973
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.) _ _
65.000
4s '06 J-.1 3309,000e___July 1 1936
INTERESTIs payable at the City
(Subject to call July 1 1916.)
Treasurer's office.
[VOL.Lxxxlic
BELLEVUE. J. A. Simeral, Chairman Finance Committee.
,i,s borough Is In Allegneny County. The question of annexation to
Greater Pittsburgh was defeated on Feb. 18 1908 by a vote of 381 "for"
to 658 "against."
LOANSImprovement Bonds (tax free)
When Due.
.
____ $4,750
5s
1910-1914
$3,000___Jan 2 '11-12
430
____ 10,000
1910-1910
1,000___Jan 2 1917
434s
4,000
____
____ 18,000___Jan 2 '29-30
1910-1913 48 '05
430
____ 16,000
1014-1917
10,000____Jan 2 1931
434s
____
5,000
48,000__Jan 2 '32-35
1918
434s
_ _ _ _ 12,000
1919-1920 430'08 J-D 100,000c_ _June 1 '19-38
,
4s
J-D 41,000._ _June 2'10-31
Borough Hall and Fire-House.
(V. 74, p. 1102 for maturity.)
5s '09 M-S $25,000_ _Sept 1 '35-'39
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909._ $387,000
$14,000 _1914-1020 Assessed valuation 1909__ _7,6,2 950
48
24,000
1921-1923 (Assessm't about 50% actual value.)
10.000
1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_418.00
4s
J-D $40,000_ _Dee '25 to '28,
BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. C. Rankin, Secretary.
BONDED DEBT July 1 '07.$194.000j School tax (per $1,000) 1908_47.00
Assessed valuation 1907_,.6,340,1801
BEN AVON. F. A. Schtnuecker, Secretary.
This borough is In Allegheny County. Incorporated In 1892. The
$25,000 bonds given below are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov. 1 1909 $102,300
Street Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund
6,803
5s '92 ____ $4,500Yrly to 1912 Assessed valuation 1909_2,109,300
5s '93 ___
2,800_Yrly to 1923 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
3,000__Yrly to 1915_ Boro tax (per $1,000) 1909_410.00
5s '95 ____
5s '97 ____ 4,000
1917-1924 Population In 1000
859
4s '00 ___ 19,000___Yrly to 1025 Population in 1900 (est.)
1,800
55 '04 ____
6,000
1920-1931
5s '06 J-D 38,000c_June 1 '10-'35
5s '07 A-0 25,000c
1917-1936
INTEREST is payable at the Pittsburgh Trust Ce-
BER KS COUNTY. A. L. Rhoades, Comptroller.
Reading is the county seat. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT April 1909
$85,000
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund Nov 1908
54,587
330'0111-N $50,000c___ May 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1908_ _02.295,680
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.) (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
330'01 M-N $35,000c_ _May 1 1920 County tax (per $1,000)'08
.33.00
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
Population In 1900
159,615
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
BETHLEHEM. William J. Fink, Secretary.
Timis borough is In Northampton and Lehigh Counties. All bonds are
exempt from State tax. Annexation of West Bethlehem authorized by
vote Aug. 9 1904. Debt of consolidated borough follows:
LOANSWhen Due. Borough of West Bethlehem Bonds.
Old Borough of Bethlehem Bonds 350'00 F-A $19,500c___Feb 1 1930
4s '85 J-J $37,000c_Jan 1 1915 (Subject to call Feb 1 1910.)
(Subject to call Jan 1 1895.)
330'01 J-D
5,000cJune 1 1931
4s '86 A-0 50,000c___Apr 1 1016
(Subject to call June 1 1911.)
(Subject to call Apr 1 1896.)
330'03 F-A $4,000c___Aug 1 1933
4s '86 A-0 $25,500c_ _Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call Aug 1 1913.)
(Subject to call Apr 1 1887.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_ $267,300
4s '05 A-0 $1,800c___Apr 1 1910 Sinking fund
11,212
4s '09 A-0 15,000c___Apr 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1908.46,468.285
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1924.) (Assessm't about 70% actual value.)
Borough improvement Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 19084s '07 11-N $35.000c __Nov 1 1937
Northampton County side_ 417.00
Street Bonds.
Lehigh County side
16.50
48 '97 M-S $37,500o___Sept 1 1927 Population In 1900
7,293
(Subject to call Sept 1 1902.)
Population In 1907 (est)
14,000
INTEREST payable at office of Treasurer.
ALTOONA SCHOOL DISTRICT. C M. Piper, Secretary.
BLAIR COUNTY. W. S. Hostler, Clerk.
All bonds are exempt from State tax.
Holldaysburg is the county seat. All of the bonds are tax free.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
Funded Loan.
High School Bonds (tax free)4s '07 A-0$120,000e___Apr 1 1937
48
J-J $17,500.... July 1 1924
48 '05 A-0$250,000c&r _1911-1035 BOND. DEBT Oet 7 1909_4594,500 48 Bridge Loan
J-J
$8,000r_Jan 2 1915
(Subject to call.)
4s '06 .1-D 55,000c&r_Dee 1 1936 Sinking fund
14,670
Improvement Bonds.
J-J $34,000r___Jan 1 1918
School Bonds.
Value school property 1009..046,450 48 '07 J-J $200,000r___Jan 1 1927 3.655
4s '94 J-J
$9,500r
1918 Assessed valuation 1909_23,192,000 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.) BOND. DEBT Oct 14 '00.. $410,500
Assessed valuation 1009...41,098,203
4s '00 M-N 70,000r ____1910-1917 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Building Bonds.
County tax
4s '09 M-S 90,000c___Mch 1 1939 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_38.00 3.65s'05F-A$160,000r___Aug 1 1035 Population (per $1,000) 1909_$5.00
in 1900
85,099
INTEREST Is payable in Altoona.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1915.)
Population In 1009 (e§t.)-_ _103.000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
AVALON. E. E. Custard, Clerk.
This borough is in Allegheny County. Bonds are exempt from State tax. BRADDOCK. Edgar I. Mills, Borough
Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
This borough is In Allegheny County.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 ,0'08 J-D $10.000c___Dec 2 1927 LOANS1
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
$30,000c_Apr 1 '30&'32 BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909 $594,000
Funding & Street lmprt Bonds
430
434s'08 A-OI 15,000c___Apr 1 1934 Assessed valuation 1908__4,113 62 . 4s '05 M-N $126,000c_ _ _ _ ___.___ TOTAL A-0 $04,000
DEBT Jan 1 1909_4390,000
30,000c__Apr 1 '36-'37 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_49.00
Street Improvement Bonds.
Tax valuation 1908
11,135,000
Pop. In 1900 (U.S. Census)... 2,130 4.93
J-D $31,000
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Reservoir Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_36.00
BALDWIN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. Dr. R. E. 430 M-S $77,000
Population In 1890
8,561
Funding & improvt Bonds
Population In 1900
15 654
Poole, Secretary (P. 0. Castle Shannon).
4s
.I-J 889,000
Population in 1909
25,000
INTEREST payable at Borough Treasurer's office. (est.)
This district is In Allegheny County.
LOANSWhen Due I Sinking fund
$4,000 BRADDOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT. Victor C. Knorr, Secretary.
430
$36,030c
!Assessed valuation 1909.....6,700,000 BONDED DEBT Mch '06..3270,000 I School tax (per $1,000) 1008..47.50
430'07 J-J
60,000_July'27,'32&,37 (Assessment about f actual value.)
BOND. DEBT June 1909._ $96,9301School tax (per $1,000) 1909 ....$5.0" BRADFORD. E. C. Charlton, Clerk.
This city Is in McKean County.
INTEREST on first issue payable at Colonial Trust Co., Pittsburgh; on LOANSWhen Due.I Improvement Bonds.
second Issue at First National Bank of Castle Shannon.
Water Bonds.
14s '09 J-J $15,000_ _ __Jan 1 1030
$25,000___July 1 1914 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1915.)
_
4s '09 J-J 1 39,000__July 1 '15.'20 BOND. DEBT April 1909_ $70,800
BEAVER. George R. Booarde, Secretary.
6,000._ __July 1 1021 Assessed valuation 1909__ _5,100,000
This borough is In Beaver County.
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 1 1909 $121,720 (Subject to call after July 1 1914.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909...414.00
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 payable at Clty Treasurer's office.
f $12,000e_Oct 1 '13& '18 Assessed valuation 1908...2,839,744
j 7,000c____Oct 1 1923
BUTLER. H. E. Coulter, Sec'y Borough Council.
5s '08 A-0( 10,000c____Oct 1 1928
This borough Is In Butler County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
I 12,000c........Oct 1 1933
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov 1009$1 '6,900
LOANS9.000c___Oct 1 1936
4s '08 ___ $16,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _8,686,000
BEAVER SCHOOL DISTRICT
4s '07 J-D 30,000c _ _ _ _1924-1928 Population In 1900
G. C. McJunkin, Secretary.
10,853
Building Bonds
Street-Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 17 1909..$50,000
INTEREST Is payable In Butler.
430'08 A-0 $36,000____Apr 1 1935
1922-1023
48 '06 J-Dj$14.000c
1024
1 6,000o
BEAVER COUNTY. G. W. Sweeney, Clerk to Comm'rs. BUTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. E. CronenWett, Secretary.
Beaver is the county seat.
Bondsof 1907 and 1009 are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 19 '00 $462,000 LOANSWhen Due. 3s 01
____ 339,000
1931
Bridge Bonds
Assessed valuation 190843E4,798.515 4s '07 M-S $75,000____Sept 2 1937 BOND.DEBT June 1 19094185,000
4s '06 M-S3555,000r__Sept 1 '10-31 County tax (per $1,000) 1908.-$4.0o 4s '09 M-S 25,000___Mch 1 1924 Sinking fund
24,000
(Various amts. y'rly. V. 82, p. 173.) Population In 1900
1010-1929 Assessed valuation 1909 _...8,554 ,828
40,000
56,432 330'00
1010-1022 School tax (per $1,000) 1909..$9.00
330'01 ____
6,000
BEAVER FALLS. Dr. W. F. Rayle, Secretary.
This borough is in Beaver County. Incorporated Nov. 9 1868.
Re- CANONSBURG. Jno. T. McNary, Treasurer.
funding bonds are free from taxation.
This borough Is In Washington County. Incorporated 1802.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 12 1009 $87,000
General Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909_ $84,000
58
Var $33,000c
Assessed valuation 1909_..4,544.087 4s
J-D $20,000e_Dec 18 '10-'25 Sinking fund
12,913
($2,500 due yearly.)
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909...1,816,785
Garbage Crematory Bonds.
Total tax rate(pier $1,000) '09_$25.00 434s
M-N $31,000e_Mch 1 '10-'28 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
_s
$16,000_ _June 1 '10-'38 Population In 1900
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_325 00
10,054
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1009 (est.)
J-D $31,000c_Dee 1 '09-'27 Population in 1900_
13,000 48
2,714
430'05 F-A $30,000c ____1910-1939 INTEREST at Treasurer's
(Various amounts yearly.)
off.ce.
Population In 1909 (est.)
4,500
INTEREST payable at the Borough Treasurer 8 office.
BELLEFONTE. E. J. Gehret, Treasurer.
CARNEGIE. Geo. Rosser, Clerk of Council.
This borough is In Center County. Incorporated In 1801.
LOANS-This
When Due. Sinking fund
$14,500 tax to borough is in Allegheny County. Bonds below are free from State
Refunding Bonds.
holders.
Assessed valuation 1909-1,661.361
330
Funding Bonds.
A-0 $71,2500---Apr 1 '14, (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $202,500
19 & 24 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_330.50 430'09 J-J i$2,000--July 1 1916 Floating debt
13,836
4s
F-A 12.0000........1910-1921 Population In 1000
10,000_ _July 1 '17-'18 Assessed valuation 19096,115,870
_
.4.216
Sewer Bon s.
BOND. DEBT Oct 16 1909_3107,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.-413.50
4,280 4;0'09 J-J $10,000_
Assessment debt (add'I)_ _ 23,900
_July 1 '10-'20 Population In 1909
7,330
•
Street Bonds.
INTEREST on the 330 is payable at the Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank
430'09 J-J $50,000„July 1 '21-'30
In Philadelphia; on the 4s In Bellefonte. Bonds are tax-free to
holders.
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Carnegie.
Nov., 1909.]
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
CHAMBERSBURG. E. V. Frey, Clerk.
This borough is the capital of Franklin County. Incorporated 1784.
$10,300
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS1,014
30
A-0 $19,000c___Apr 1 1933 Sinking fund
3,780,330
Total valuation 1908
to call Apr 1 1908.)
(Subject
(Assessment is 2-3 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds
3.8s
J-J $97,00043_ _July 1 1919 Borough tax (per $1,000) 1908 $9.0(i
($10,000 subject to call 1900 and the Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_$17.00
7,863
Population In 1890
remaining bonds 1909.)
8,864
BOND. DEBT July 1909_4116,000 Population in 1900
CHARLEROI. Ira L. Nickeson, Clerk.
71
CORAOPOLIS. E. C. Harper, Borough Clerk.
This borough is In Allegheny County. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
Street & Sewer Impt Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
43.s
A-0 $16,000
1927 430'08 J-J $20.000c___July 1 1938
4 Xs
1917 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_..191,000
A-0 10.500
8,000
4s
1930 Floating debt
J-J
18,000
15,000
49
1930 Sinking fund
J-J
25.000
4s
1926 Assessed valuation 1909._ _4,092.940
A-0 48,000
4s
1932 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_518.75
J-D 20.000
2,555
Population In 1900
Improvement Bonds.
5,165
4 Hs'07 J-.I 540,000c_July 15 1937 Population in 1909 (est.)
payable at Coraopolis
INTEREST
This borough Is In Washington County. Incorporated Feb. 8 1892.
CORAOPOLIS SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. F. Watson, President.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 14 1909 $158,300 LOANSLOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1907_43.917.180
1915 Assessed valuation 1908_ _3,149,460 40'08 J-J
5s '94 ____ $8,600
(per $1,000) 1908_47.50
$30,000
1917 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1908__$10.00 BOND. DEBT Feb 25 '08_ 1914-1938 School tax
58 96 ____ 9 100
_468,000
5,930
in 1900
1929 Population
4s '90 ___ 86,000
9,000
1925 Population in 1907 (est.)
4s '01 ____ 20,000
INTEREST payable in Charleroi. CORRY. Wm. Postlethwait, Treasurer.
1932
5s '04 ____ 32,000
This city Is In Ede County. Inco . Bonds are all subject to State tax.
4y6s'07 _ _ 16,000
LOANSHatch Judgment Bonds.
When Due.
-Bonds of 1894, 1896, 1899 and 1901 are exempt from
TAX EXEMPT.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05 F-A $3 400c____ Feb 1925
taxation. Bonds of 1904 are subject to tax.
4s '90 M-N $67,200c____May 1929
(Subject to call after five years.)
Ira L. Nickerson, Secretary. Bonds
(Subject to call after five years.)
Fire Department Bonds.
CHARLEROI SCHOOL DISTRICT
Outstanding Orders.
4s '05 /41-N $3,000c_ __Nov 1925
are tax-exempt.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 17 1909 $106,000 Is '01 .1-J
$5,000c_ _ _ _Jan 1921
(Subject to call after five years.)
LOANS(per $1,000) 1908415.00
(Subject to call after live years.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_490,400
I $6,000c_May 1 'I0&'10 School tax
18,900
Repairs on City Building.
Assessment debt (addit'1)_
,
416s 07 13I-N ( 2,000c. May 1 1913 INTEREST is payable at the Charlerol Savings & Trust Co. In 48 '1)3 F-A $3.500c____Feb 1923 Sinking fund Apr 5 1909_
112,000e/dayl'22.'25,'31
1,800
Charleroi.
I. 5,000c___May 1 1928
(Subject to call after five years.)
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,870,713
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
CHESTER. E. B. MeClenachan, Treas.; Wm.T. Cullis.Clk 45 '03 J-D $8.300c___ _Dec 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-$28.50
Chester is situated In Delaware County. Incorporated 1866. With the
5,389
(Subject to call after five years.)
Population in 1000_
exception of the paving bonds, the issues given below are tax-exempt
6,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
In Pennsylvania.
INTEREST payable at City Treasury.
Paving Bonds
When Due.
LOANS)Subject to call CRAPTON. T. C. Stephens, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds-(Tax Exempt). 4s
at any time.
67,000
_
45 '07 J-.1 $200,000c. __July I 1937 4%s
This borough Is In Allegheny County.
5 sitt
___
5.500
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1909_5227,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $601,000 LOANSCity Bonds.
43,712
Floating debt
Funding Bonds (Tax free).
73,500
330'99 J-J $176,000c____July 1929 Assessment debt (add'1)____
4,015
1$3,000cNov 1 '20-2225 Sinking fund
8.),866
25,000c___Apr 1 1913 Sinking fund
Assessed
17,351,430 4s '09 M-N I 6,000cNovl '23-24-26 Tax rate valuation 1909_5,176,770
30,000c___Apr 1 1923 Tax valuation 1909
330'03 A-01
(per 51.000) 1908__ 7 50
6,000c_Nov 1 '27-'28
30,000c___Apr 1 1933 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
1,927
20,000c_Nov 1 '37-'38 Population In 1900
3).s '04 J-J 70,000____July 1 1934 City tax (per $1,000) 19W...410.00
5,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
Sewer, Street & Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1009_ _519.50
• (Subject to call July 1 1924.)
$11,000c_ _June 1 '11-21
40,000
4s '09 .1-3 70,000c___Jan 1 1939 Population in 1909 (est)
Population in 1900 (Census) 33,988 Is '06 J-D( 24,000c June 1 '22-33
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1919.)
1 30,000c_ _June 1 '34-36
INTEREST is payable at City Treasurer's office.
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank In Crafton.
CHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. M. Bowen. Secretary.
When Due. BOND. DEBT June 11909_ $264,600 DAUPHIN COUNTY. J. H. Strock, Clerk County Corn.
LOANS52,027
July 1914 Sinking fund
4s
J-J $70,000r
crow v scat Is Harrisburg. Bonds a,free from State tax.
Assessed valuation 1908...17,328,155
High School Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_5549,000
LOANSJ-J $125 008e_ _July 1 1931 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ .86.00 48 '90 A-0 $7,000c_ Apr 1 1910 Sinking fund
3s
202,250
Bonds are tax exempt.
4s '04 J-D 30,000r_ _Dec 1 1934
67,969,905
4s '91 A-0 39,000c_Apr 1 1911 Tax valuation 1909
INTEREST is payable at the Delaware County Trust Co. In Chester.
3s '02 J-D 78,000c__Dee 1 1932 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1909_54.50
CLARION COUNTY POOR DISTRICT. R. Cyphert, Clerk. 340'03 A-0 125,000c__Apr 1 1918 County tax In 1900
114,443
Population
Refunding Bonds.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_48,880,680
LOANS140,000
value.) 3s '01 J-J $300.000c_Jan 1 1931 Population In 1909 (est)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual
•County Home.
$82,0000_July 1 '10-26 Poor tax (per $1,000) 1909_41.40
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasurer's office.
4s
40,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1000_482.000 Population In 1909 (est)
DICKSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Walter Scutt, Sec'y.
-INTEREST payable In Clarlon.
When Due. Floating debt Oct 1908
1,608
LOANSCOATESVILLE. J. W. Wingard, Secretary.
5s '08 A-0 $50.000e_Oct 1 '18&'28 Assessed valuation 1908_1,636.054
This borough 18 In Chester County.
4,948
BONDED DEBT Apr 1909_459,000 Population in 1900
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST payable at the Providence Bank, Scranton.
J-J $15,000____Jan 1 1927
4.4s
Water and Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 18980
J-J $24,000_ July 1 '10.28
3 ..is
DONORA. Geo. NV. Allen, Clerk.
1926
$s,500
J-J
($1,000 yearly, except In years 1912, 4.98
'Plus borough Is In Washington County. Incornorated Feb. 11 1901.
improvement Bonds.
1916, 1920, 1923 and 1926, when
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _565,000
1930 LOANS- Street Bonds (tar free).
.I-J $21,300 __
4.4s
•$2,000 mature.)
5,200
Sinking fund
Sewer &
BOND. DEBT May 12 1909 $163,180 4 Yis
Refunding Bonds.
F-A $10,000c___Aug 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _3,475,534
4,596,475
1908
J-J $76,980____July 1 1931 Total valuation
4s
F-A 13,000c___Aug 1 1919 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
4
(Assessment is 31, actual value.)
Repaving Streets.
F-A 16.000c.._ _Aug 1 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-410.00
4'4s
1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_415.50 4tis
$7,500
J-J
43s
8.500
F-A 19,000c_Amr, 1 1929 Population in 1909 (est)
5,721 4 Lis
Popuiation In 1900
(Part yearly.)
7,000c_ __Aug 1 1931
F-A
-Ail bonds issued by this borougn are tax exempt.
TAX FREE.
INTEREST is payable In Donora.
bonds is payable at the National
INTEREST on the street repaving
Bank of Chester Valley, .Coatesville: on the refunding and water bonds at DONORA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Benj. Fielding, President.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 15'09_4142,000
LOANSthe Borough Treasurer's office.
Assessed valuation 1908...._3.475.534
-Tax
School Bonds.
COATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. E. Williams, M. D., Secretary. 44806 111-N $36,000e_ Exempt.
May 1 '10-27 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$10.00
Bonds are tax-exempt.
INTEREST payable in Donora.
A-0 $4.600c__Apr 1 1916 . _s '07 _ _. _ 40,000
When Due. 4 lis
LOANS(Subject to call.)
A-0 $22,000c__Oct 1 '10-'31
30
DUNMORE. John J. Gilligan, Chief Burgess.
„F-A 15,000 __Feb 1 1926 BOND. DEBT July 1909.... $86,600
4s
This borough is in Lackawanna County. Incorporated In 1864.
15,000c ___ _19231937 Assessed valuation 1909___5,105,000
sqt
4s
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 13 19094148,500
29,000_ .. _Jan 1 1937 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) LOANS- Bonds.
4s '06 J-J
8,000
Sinking fund
Funding
$1,000 yearly be- School tax (petit .000) 1909_ . 87.00 4Ms'08 J-D $118.000c_ Dec 1 '10-'33 Assessed valuation 1909___2,970.277
(Subject to call
12,500
ginning Jan 1 1908.)
Population in 1900 (est.)
20,000
12,583
1910-1919 Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at Nat. Bank of Chester Valley. Coatesville.
18,000
1920-11334 Population In 1909 (est.)
%
4s'09 A-0 {45,000
20,000
1935-1939
• COLUMBIA. Chas. W. Stevenson, Secretary of Council.
INTEREST payable at Dunmore.
Columbia is In Lancaster County. Inc. AprIlj1814. Bonds are tax-exempt.
$1,501) DUNMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Walter Briggs. President.
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Dec 19084155,000
Assessed val. (real est.)'09 3,667,332 LOANSRefunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_2,970,277
1929 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
High School Bonds.
J-J $117,000r
310
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_417.50 430'08 158,000e _Sept 1 1910-'28
(Subject to call.)
1 9,316
20,000c__Sept 1 1929-'32
BOND.DEBT July 13 1909.5117,000 Population in 1900
Population in 1909 (est)
14,000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at Scranton Tr. Co.. Scranton
INTEREST Is payable at the Columbia Trust Co., Columbi
DUQUESNE. L. M. Snowden, Treasurer.
DISTRICT. Columbia National Bank, Treasurer
COLUMBIA SCHOOL,
.
Tills borough Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated In 1892.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ $46,500
LOANSSewer Bonds (fa table).
When Due,
5,893 LOANSA-0 $16,500c___Apr 1 1915 Sinking fund
4s
J-J $16,000- ____1910-1925
“is
Furnace Bonds (Tax Free)Assessed valuation 1909_ _3,666,238
(Subject to call.)
M-S 20,000c ____1910-1917
(Assessment about % actual value.) 4 10'07 F-A $8,000c_Feb 1 '10-17 4;is
Building Bonds (tax free).
Bridge Bonds (7'axable).
Water Bonds (Tax free).
4s g '05 F-A $30,000c___Aug 1 1935 Value school property 1000 122,803
J-D $20,000c __1909-1925
School tax (per $1,000) 1909...47.00 4;48'95 M-S 530,0000 ____1910-1915 4s
(Subject to call Aug 1 19)5.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4306,000
Street Bonds (Taxable).
INTEREST payable at the Columbia National Bank, Columbia.
4 lis
M-S $77,0000 ____1910-1926 Assessed valuation 1909_14,500,000
4
COLUMBIA COUNTY. C. E. Smith, Commissioner's Clerk. 4 SO J-J. 42,000c ___1910-1930 (Assessment about 3 actual value.)
Bloomsburg is the county seat. Bonds are tax exempt.
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1909__ _ 45.50
Street Bonds (Tax Free)Funding Bonds.
When Due.
9,036
LOANS4 qs'07 F-A $65,000c_Feb 1 '23-25 Population In 1900
is '07 s-a 516.530e _ _ _1910-11)17
Bridge Bonds
Population in 1909 (est) ____ 13.500
Sewer Bonds (Tax Free)A-0$156,676e ___1010-1932 BONDED DEBT Nov 1909_$190,100 43is'07 F-A $20.000e. _Feb 1 '18-27
4s
Assessed valuation 1908__13.000,000
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Duquesne and New York.
1920-1023 County tax (per $1,(100) 1908_44.00
4s '09 J J ($4,000
1935-1036 Population in 1000
39,896 DUQUESNE SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. C. Llbengood, Secretary of Board.
(10,000
Bonds are exempt from State tax.
42,000
Population in 190) (est)
When Due.I I Lis'07 J-D $20.000c...Tune 1 '17-23
LOANSINTEREST payable at Bloomsburg.
__- $7,000_ _Apr 1 10-'16 BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1909_$100,000
41 s
CONNELLSVILLE. Isaac W. Rutter, Treasurer.
3,000_ _June 1 '10-'12 Assessed valuation 1909_ _12,016,060
___
5s
18,000_ _June 1 '10-'27 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
___
Tok borotw:1) Is in Fayette County. Incorporated In 11406. All bonds 58
28,000_ _July '15-'281Sehool tax (per $1,000) 1909._46.50
__ _
with the exception of the sewer Issue, are non-taxable. On Feb. 16 1909 4s
16,000
3,000_ _Aug 1 '12-'191Population in 1909 (est.)
• ___
the electors of the boroughs of Connellsville and New Haven voted in favor 5s
16,000__Oct 1 '10-'251
___
of consolidation into Greater Connellsville. This consolidation has gone 4s
INTEREST Is payable at the Duquesne Trust Co.
Into effect.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSM-N $60,000e_ _ _ . _ _1920 EASTON. M. B. Hulsizer, Treasurer.
is
Street-Improvement Bonds.
1917
This city Is situated In Northampton County. Incorporated 1886.
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
P- A $21.otiOc_
4s
Fire Department Bonds,
When Due. I
TO PAL DEBT Oct 1909_4142,500 LOANS(Subject to call after 5 years.)
148 '07 ___ $26,500.. ___Oct 1 1937
Sinking fund.•
Electric Light Improvement.
12,000
Refunding Bonds.
Reftinding Bonds.
1923 Assessed valuation 1909_ 4,000,000 414 '08 ___ $13,000____Feb 1 1927
F- A $23,0000
310
_
_ $41,:300____Jan 1 1919
:3 5-is'99 _
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Permanent Improvements
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
Sewer Bonds.
40'08 A-0 847,500-Oct 1 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909 _426.50 33-s'03 M-N $16,000____Nov 1 1933
345'06 A-0 $36.500 __ _ _Jan 1 1011
Population In 1900
City Loan.
7,180
30'98 A-03120,200 ___Apr 1 1928 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ $425,500
INTEREST is payable In Connell ville and Pittsburgh.
195,490
Total assets April 1 1908._
Bert J. Thomas. Secretary.
Building and Site Bonds
CONNELLSVILLE SCHOOL DISTR ICT
16,487.119
$8,500_0n or bet. 1919 33.0'02 J-J $15,000__July 1 1932 Tax valuation 1908
When Due. 4s
LOANS3,000_ _July 1 1932
(Assessment Is % actual value.)
New Haven Bonds (Assumed).
3 s'02 J-J
-Tax Exempt.
Bonds.
School
$4,500 4s '90 ____ 65,000___Dee 1 1920 City tax (per $1.000) 1908_46.50
1$1,000c-.Dec 11010 5s
14,481
1,500c___Dec 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909_ --$68,000 4s '91 ___. 22,000 ___Dec 1 1921 Population In 1890
1,000c___Dec 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1909_ _4,722,159 4s '94 ____ 16,900. _May 1 1924 (So. Easton annexed since 1890.)
5sg'08 J-D
6,000c....Dec 1 '13-'16 School tax (per $1,000) 1909413.00 4s '94 ____ 12,300_ __May 1 1924 Population In 1900 (Census) _25,238
28.317
18,600. _Oct 1 1927 Population In 1906
14,000 4s '97
2.5000_ _Dec 1 1917 Population In 1909 (est.)
3;18'99 _ _. . 19,200_ __Jan 11029
4 qs'05 J-D $39 000__Deo 1 '10-19
INTEREST payable by City Treas. Bonds are tax exempt.
(See V. 81, p. 1624, for maturity.)
72
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
I Vol,. Lxxxix.
EASTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. John J. Selp, Secretary.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. L. Bensinger, Secretary.
All bonds are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909.. 550,000
LOANSWhen Due. )3As'00 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1920
Building Bonds (Tax Exempt).
Assessed valuation 1908_..5.313.000
330'02 A-0 $59,000c_ __Oct 1 19221
(Subject to call Jan 1910.)
3 to
var $50,000c_ __ ___ _____ (Assessm't 34 to 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
148 '09 M-S $65,000c___Mch 1 1929 ($1,000 due Jan. land $2,000 Aug. 1 School tax (per $1,000) 1909._58.00
4s '04 F-A $72.000c_..
.Aug 1 19241 (Subject to call after Mch 1 1919.)
each year.)
Population In 1907 (est.)
10,000
(Sublect to call Aug 1 1914.)
I BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_4228,000
INTEREST payable In Franklin
310'99 A-0 $22.000c.. _Oct 2 1919 Value of school prop. 1908 654,000
(Subject to call Oct 2 1909.)
'Assessed valuation 1909_21,982,825 GARRICK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
1School tax (per 81.000) 1909_ _.$7.50 LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT
INTEREST on the bonds of 1909 is payable at the City Treasurer's office; 430'09 A-0 $30,000c_Apr 1 '14-'39 Assessed valuationMay 1909_573,000
1908_4,700,000
on other Issues at Easton Trust Co., Easton.
(Maturity part each five years.)
EAST PITTSBURGH. A. H. Snyder, Secretary Council.
GLASSPORT. W. S. Kearney, Treasurer.
This borough is In Allegheny County. Incorporated July 21 1902.
This borough Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated April 1895. Street
Bonds are free from State tax.
430 of 1906 are exempt from 4-mill State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
When Due, BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4110,500
$10,000 LOANSFunding Bonds
Street Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909__.3,133,780
Sinking fund
14,000
5s
J. $13.000c_Part y'ly to 1923 Assessed valuation 1909___3,230,000 5s '08 J-J f$10,000c_July 1 '14-'23 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _418. 0
7.0
00
55
J-J
10,500c_Part y'ly to 1924 (Assessment about 80 %actual value)
1 30,000c_July 1 '24-'38 Population In 1909 (est.)
430
46,000c_Part y'ly to 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_416.00 430'02 51-S 15,500c ____1910-1922
430'06 J-J 57,000c
Jan 1 '12-34 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1909__ 8.00 45 '03 J-D 55,000c ____1910-1955
.
For maturity. see V. 83, p. 113. Population in 1900
INTEREST on the 434s and 5s at U.S. Mtge. & Trust Co., New York;
2,883
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_4131,500 Population in 1909 (est.)
4,000 on 4s at Northern Trust Co., Philadelphia.
INTEREST plyable at East Pittsburgh.
GLASSPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Boyd Wilson, Sec'y.
School Bonds.
$4,022
I Sinking fund
EAST PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. O'Rourke, Secretary.
5
School Bonds-Tax Exempt.
BOND. DEBT Nov 13 '09_ $59,500 TOTAL ____ 550.000 1909$116,228'Assessed valuation 1908___2,900,000
DEBT May
School tax (per 51,000) 1908_ _$9.00
1 54,000c_ _Apr 1 '10-'17 Assessed valuation 1908__ _3,202.100
430'06 A-0 4 8,000c__Apr 1 '18-23 School tax (per $1,000) 1909._ _$5.00 GREENSBURG. D. P. Hudson, Treasurer.
110,000c_ _Apr 1 '26-'29
This borough Is In Westmoreland County. Incorporated In 1799.
L17,500c_ _Apr 1 '30-'34
LOANSWhen Due. 45 g '01 F-A 54.5000._ Aug 1 1931
.
Sag '94 J-J
(Subject
EDGEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. G. Craighead, (Subject to$3,5000___July 1 1918 4s g '06 J-J to call Aug. 1 1921.)
call July 1 1897.)
$27.000c ___Jan 1 1936
434g'02 J-J $13,000c _1910-1931
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1926.)
Secretary (P. 0. Swissvalle Station, Pittsburgh).
4s g '99 J-D 32,000c_ _ _June 1 1929
Refunding & Improvement Bonds
This district Is In Allegheny County. Bonds of 1908 are tax-free.
(Subject
4s g '06 M-N 525.0000 __Nov 1 1936
LOANSWhen Due. 1 430'08 J-J
7,0000.July 1 '10-'16 48 g '00 A.0 to call June 1 1919.)
$28.000c... Oct 1 1930 (Subject to call after Nov. 1 1926.)
430'90 M-S $2,0000
1910
i28,000c_July 1 '17-'30
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1920.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4237,500
4s '99 J-J
12,000c ___1911-1916 BOND. DEB Oct 1 1909_461,000
_
DEBT
20,000
4348'07 J-J
12,000c ____1910-1921 Assessed valuation 1909___3,500,000 45 g '00 A-0 $9.000c_ __Oct 1 1930 Floating debt
(Stil-ket
Sinking fund
7,121
School tax (per $1.000) 1909_ _ 48.00 430'08 M-S to call Oct. 1 1920.)
$50,000c
1038 Assessed valuatIon 1909 _ ..0,402.l91
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Swissvale.
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909 __$20.50
45 '08 A-0 $50,000c___Oct 1 1938 Population In 1900
6,508
EDGEWORTH. Fleming Nevin, Borough Secretary.
Population in 1909 (est.) -----14,000
This borough (P. O.SewIckley) Is In Allegheny Co. Incorporated 1904.
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
Sewer Bonds-(Exempt Stale tax) Assessed valuation 1908 .54.250,000
TAX FREE.
-All bonds are free from taxation
4s '06 F-A 575,0011c_ _ Aug 1 '11-35 (Assessment about 90% actual value )
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_475.000 Total tax (per 51,000) 1908511.25 OREENSBURO SCHOOL DIS*I PICT. Fridolln 'Tiller. Chairman Fin Corn.
_
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 9 '09_ $209,500
Floating debt
11,000 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1908_46.25 iss
96 ___ $5 , 00c
Assessed valuation 1909...._9,402,650
Sinking fund (about)
9.000 PopulatIon in 1909 (est)
1,200
(Subject to call after July 1 1906.) (Assessment about U actual value.)
INTEREST is payable at the Colonial Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
48 '04 ___ $44,000c
School tax (per $1,000) 1908___$7.50
to call after July 1 1914).
EDWARDSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. G. W. Arm- (SubjectJ-J $110,000_ _July 1 1938 Population In 1909 (est.)12,500
48 '08
INTEREST payable at the Trees(Subject to call after July 1 1928.) urer's office.
strong, Secretary.
This district is In Luzerne County.
HANOVER TOWNSHIP.
LOANSWhen Due. I BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ $49,000
This township Is in Luzerne County.
5s '08 A-0 $25,000
1914-1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_47.50 LOANSWhen Due. Total debt Jan 1909
$113,740
School Bonds.
18,677,146
Assessed valuation
ELLWOOD CITY. J. A. Gerbach, Treasurer.
5.40s
M-N1$44,000c_Nov 1 '14-'24
This borough Is In Lawrence County.
6,000c_Nov 1 1925
LOANSstreet-Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
INTERES on the school bonds duo 1914-1025 is payable at the Wyoming
Sewer, Street & Building Bonds.
5.403 J-J
$5,000
191$ Valley Trust Co. In Wilkes-Barre.
445'07 J-J $20,000
3
1927 (Subject to call after 1
5s
12,000
J-J
1917 BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909570,000 HARRISBURG. Henry W. Gough. Comptroller
year.)_
(Subject to call after 10 years.) Sinking fund
Harrisburg, the capital of the State, Is situated in Dauphin County.
18,200
43.s'08 A-0 $6,000
1919 Assessed valuation 1909_1,458,780 Incorporated March 19 1860. All bonds are exempt from all taxation.
(Subject to call after 10 Years.) (Assessment about tl actual value.) LOANSWhen Due.
City Bonds.
4s
51-S $15,000
1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_513.50
Water Bonds.
45
J-J $65,0000._ July 1 1920
(Subject to call after 10 years.) Population In 1909 (est.)
J-J $130,5000_ _Jan 1 1913 4s1918.
3,500 Is
16,000c
J-J
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
INTEREST payable at the First Is
J-J
_
22,6000_Jan 1 1914 4s
3,000c
1917
J-J
4348
M-N $10,000
1920 National Bank of Ellwood City.
4s
J-J 138,600o_ Jan 1 1915 45
10,0000
1919
J-J
J-J
4s
28,400o-__Jan 1 1916 45
1921
29,500c
J-J
EMSWORTH. John V. Sevin, Clerk.
•
4s
J-J
67,500c
1923 4s
9.300c
1923
J-J
This borough Is in Allegheny County. Incorporated July 14 1896.
4s
J-J
76,800c_July 1 1924 4s
7.5000_ July 1 1924
J-J
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 18 1009_460,500 3s
J-J
75,0000.__Jan 1 1932 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $1,917,300
Sewer, Street and Funding Bonds.1 Assessed valuation 1908.1,320,445
Public Improvement Bonds.
_
Assessment debt (addl)... 183,700
45 '06 ___ $12,000__Dec 1 '10-33 I Borough tax (per $1,000) '08_48.00 334s
M-S$572,400c_Sept 1 '10-'25 Sinking fund assets
355,500
5,000c__ _Sept 1 1921 Population In 1900
958 4s
M-S 254,800cAug 31 '26-'32 Total assessed val. 1909_42,400,839
4;0'06 M-S i 8,000c___Sept 1 1926 Population in 1908 (est.)
1,500 45 '07 M-Sj 50,000c___Mch 1 1911
(Assessment about full value.)
10,000c___Sept 1 19311
1350,000c.Mch 1 '12-'30 Exempt property
19,851,024
12,000c__Sept 1 19361
City tax (per $1,000) In 1909_59.00
13,000 ..Aug 1 19231
4348'08 ___
,
Population In 1900
50.167
INTEREST Is payable at the Real Estate Savings & Trust Co., Allegheny
Population In 1909 (est.)..-70,000
•
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
EPHRATA. T. C. Reddig, Clerk.
The sinking fund receives yearly appropriations sufficient to pay InThis borough Is In Lancaster County. Inc. 1892. Bonds are tax-exempt. terest on the city's debt and 5% of the principal.
LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement Bonds.
HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-D. D. Hamrnelbaugh. Secretary.
Electric-Light Bonds.
All bonds are exempt from State tax.
9s '93 Apr $10,000c ______ __1913
4s '03 Jan $9,500c
(Subject to call after 1898.)
1933
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '05 A-0 $10,000c__Apr 1 191
(Subject to call after 1908.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_469,500 48
A-0 $30.0000„*Oct 1 1921
75,000cApr 1 '11-'3
48
Apr $6,000c
A-0 20,000c___*Apr 1 1922 4s '06
1938 Floating debt
2,550 4s
J-J
29,100e. _Jan 1 1921
(Subject to call after 1914.)
A-0 70,0000_•Oct 1 1922
Sinking fund
6,080 4
( 4,000c___ Oct 1 191$
Water Bonds.
48
A-0 10,000caOct 1 1914 4s '08 A-0 4 5,000c_Oct 1 '14-'18
Assessed valuation 1908._ _1,110,000
4s '06 J-J 545,0000
A-0 25.000c_aApr 1 1916
1938 (Assessment about j actual value.) 45
40.000c-Oct 1 '19-'38
(Subject to call after 1916.)
A-0 57,500c___Oct 1 1916 4s '09 A-0 5 6,000c_ _Oct 1 1914
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908..413.50 4s
Population In 1900
J-J
63.000c___Jan 11017
150.000cOct 1 '15-'39
2,451 45
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
A-0 96,000c_Apr 1 '10-'33 BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '09_ 5630 630
334s
105:807
1 1913 Sinking fund assets
ERIE. J. A. Gensheimer, Comptroller; T. Hanlon, City Clk. 48 '08 J-J (10.000c_ _ _Jan1 '14-'29 Total valuation 1909 _ ....41,971,722
432.000c.._Jan
This city is In Erie County. All bonds are free from State tax.
(27 000cJan 1 '30-'38 ;Assessin't about 70% actual value.)
LOANSSag
When Due.
J-J
32.000c__Jan 1 1921 School tax (per $1,000) 'OIL__ $6.25
Refunding Bonds.
Judgment and Liability Bonds.
4s
J-J $500,000c___Jan 1 1914
OPTIONAL.
-Bonds are subject to call as follows: *10 years before
334s'05 J-J $52,000c __May 1 1925
Park Bonds.
maturity, and a15 years before matur ty.
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
334s
J-J $16,000c___July 11022
INTEREST is payable at office of City Treasurer.
Miscellaneous Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
330
J-J $63,154c__July 1 1923
HAZLETON. Philip Bachman, Treasurer.
Mill Creek Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
This city is In Luzerne County. Incorporated 1891; organized 1892.
3348 '09 J-J $8,000_ ___Sept 1 1929
Hospital Bonds.
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1919.)
LOANSPaving Bonds (Tax exempt).
When Due.
334s
J-J $15,000c___July 1 1922 BOND..DEBT Oct 1 1909_4767,155
Street Bonds
Is '06 F&A $35,000c_ _Feb I 1936
-Tax exempt.
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Sinking fund
1938 (Subject to call after Feb 1 1911.)
404,656 4s '08 F-A 60,000c
Street Bonds.
Value of city property_ __ 2,825.334
(Subject to call after 1913.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_4105,000
4s
July $70,000c___July 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1909__23,565,525
Sewer Bonds.
-Tax exempt.
Sinking fund
10,109
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4s '01 J-J $10.000c
1931 Assessed valuation 1909
8,497,676
33-i5
J-J $19,500c___July 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-414.25
(Subject to call after 1906.)
(Assessment about 3 actual value.)
,
6
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Population in 1900
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900_418.60
52,733
INTEREST payable at office of
Population In 1909 (est.)
Population In 19(10
70,000
14.230
INTEREST on the loan due In 1914 Is payable at the First National Treasurer.
Population In 1909 (est.)
28.000
Bank, New York; other loans at office of City Treasurer.
HAZLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. A. Twlnbach, President; Jennie G.
P1(1 art, Clerk of School Board.
ERIE SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. J. Flynn, Sec. Board of Educatlon.
LOANSWhen Due. 45 '03 J-J $60,000c
All bonds are tax-exentnt to holde a.
193$
Building Bonds
-Tax exempt.
(Sub. to call $6,000 y'ly after 1913.)
LOANSWhen DUP. 4s
M-N ($1,000c__ May 1 1910 49 '93
J-D $12.100c
_1293 BONDED DEBT Apr '09_5108.100
-01514,000c.. Apr 1 191011)1-I
1
1 2.000c._ _ MaY 1 1911
(Subject to call after 1898.)
48
Assessed valuation 1908_ _5,585,911
A
4,000c_ __Apr 1
4s '04 M-S 75,000c_Sept 1 '15-'24 40
'95 M-S
6,000c_1925 (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
8,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1011 4s '05 J-J
12,000c _1910-1915
(Subject to call after 1900.)
43
School tax (per $1.000) '08..411.00
A-0
5,000e____Oct 1 1911 Is '07 J-J
45,000c _ _ _ A912-1920
49 '01 F-A $30,000c1931 Population in 190i (est.)
18,009
14,0000 . lunel'10-11 48 '08 J-D 155,000c_Dec 1 '21-'31
(Subject to call after 1906.)
4s
INTEREST payable by City Treas'r.
J-D 41,000c__ _June 1 1913
1 4,000c___Dec 1 1932
12,000c_June 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '09.. 5286,000 HOMESTEAD. Andrew Hill Borough Clerk.
I 4,000c__may 1 '12-14 Assessed valuation 1909_23,500,000
This borough Is in Allegheny County. Incorporated October 1880.
M-N 1 4.000c___ May 1 1910 Value school prop. 1909_ 1,200,000
4s
Fire Protection Bonds.
When Dlie.
412,000c_ May 1 '11&'15 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_49.00 LOANS- Bonds.
Funding
5.48
$2,500„Yrly to 1912
.14
1 4.000.: __May 1 1913 Population In 1909 (est.)
67.000 5.48
J-J $25,000___Jan 1 1918
Water-Works Bonds
4s
J-J
93,000____July 1 1932 5s
A-.0 $26,000.__Yrly to 1916
FRANKLIN. John P. Emery, Mayor.
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
5.45
A-0 14.000_ -Yrly to 1916
This city Is In Venango County. Incorporated Jan. 14 1909. Water 5.48
J-D $14.000___Yrly to 1918 5.48
M-S 15,000.--Sept 1 1919
bonds of 1908 are tax-exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
15.000___ -July 1 1917
48
J-J
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 20 1909..5310,500 45
J-J $15.500____Jan 11010 430
F-A 25,000--Aug 1 1934
.5
___ $50,500
Floating debt
23,683 45
J-J
41,000____Jan 1 192: is
F-A 20,000.-Feb 1 1937
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
Sinking fund
6,640 44s'08 A-0 25.000c__Apr 1 1 •"
Building Bonds.
$30,000c&r_ _1911-1918 Assessed valuation 1908._ 5,300.000
F-A $30,000-..Aug 1 1934
4s '08 s-a 1170,000c&r_ _1919-1935 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_410.00 4M8'00 M-S 24,500__Mch 11934 430
Garbage Furnace Bonds.
60,000c&r_ _1936-1938 Population In 1900
7.317 45
J-J $15,000____July 1 1917
Nov., 1909.1
.
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
When Due.' BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 ._$587,500
LOANS'Water bonds (Incl. above)._ 115,000
Street-Improvement Bonds.
9,103,280
M-S $1.000___Yrly to 1910 Tax valuation 1909
5s
M-S 20,000__Sept 1 1915 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
5.4s
1930 Borough tax (per $1,000)'09-$10 00
M-N 20,000
45
12,554
J-D 21,000._ Yrly to 1914 Population In 1900
5.43
17,000
1938 Population in 1909 (est.)
F-A 125,000
430
Bank, Homestead.
INTEREST Is payable at the First National
TA:. v'tt GE. -Ail bond; are free front State tax.
HOMESTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. H. Williams, Secretary.
When Due. 48 '04 J-J $25,000c_July 1 '10 '28
LOANS(See V. 79, p. 644 for maturity.)
111-S $8,0000_ _Sept '10-'13
5.45
J-D 25,000c__June 20 1010 BOND. DEBT Nov 1909___$138,000
4.3s
4s
M-N 35,000c_ Hay 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1909_ __9,103.2su
J-D 20,006e. T)ec 1 1025 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _$8.00
4s
25 000c_July 1 '10.'34 INTEREST payable In Homestead
43s'0() ___
HONESDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Wayne County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ ___$60,000
LOANSI $3,000c ___1910-1012
4s '08 1.1-NI 7,500c ___1913-1917
16,000c___ 1018-1925.
32,500c _1926-1938
S. Taylor, Borough Clerk.
Inc. In 1801.
This borough Is the county seat of Indiana County.
Series A and 13 (tax-exempt).
When Due.
LOANS4s '96 11I-S $5,900c__ _Sept 1916
(tax-exempt).
Paving Bonds
(Subject to call 1897.)
00J-J $37,000c_ __ _July 1936
4s
1922
4s '02 M-N $3,100c__ _May
(Subject to call 1916.)
(Subject to call 1907.)
Sewer Bonds (tax exempt).
4s '03 M-S $18,900c_ _Sept 1933 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1909_$104,900
Assessed valuation for 1909.1,007,470
(Subject to call 11104.)
1$10,000_ _July 1 '19-'24 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4.142
4Ms'09 J-J 1 5,000 __July 1 '25-20 Population in 1900
7,500
10,000_ _July 1 '30-'34 Population In 1909 (est.)
15,000July 1 '35-'39
INTEREST at Farmers' Bank.
INDIANA. John
JOHNSTOWN. J. H. Horrocks, Comptroller.
73
LATROBE SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. C. Riddile, Secretary School Board.
Bonds given below are free from all taxes.
LOANS
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 27 '09._ $72,500
_
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__5,114,895
430'09 J-J $34,500c_Jan 1 '10-'32 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_49.00
INTEREST payable at the Latrobe Trust Co. In Latrobe.
LEBANON. Thos. T. Walmer, Comptroller.
This city Is In Lebanon County. Incorporated Nov. 25 1885. Bonds
are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 1901 $206,500
22,000
33i '06 ___ $20,000
Sinking fund
11,500,000
City Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
45
A•0 $31,500c
1923 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
(Subject to call at any time.)
City tax (per 31,000) 1908____$5.00
14,664
Refund'g Water Bds.Population in 1890
17,628
330
A-03104,000e_Apr 1 '12-'32 Population In 1900_
20,000
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
Population In 1909 (est.)
Funding Bonds
330
A-0 $64,000c_Apr 1 '12- 22 INTEREST paid at City Treasurer's
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
office.
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Harry C. Uhler. Secretary.
BOND. DEBT July 1908_ 4134,0001School tax (per $1,000) 1907._ $5.00
Value school prop'ty '08 __ 400,0001
LEBANON COUNTY. Wm. J. Noll, Clerk.
Lebanon is the county seat.
$54,850
LOANS
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909
Bridge Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 1908__40,290.149
A-0 $29,850c
actual value.)
45
1925((Assessment about
Funding Bonds.
$1
o pn la tax i n
____1919-19341pu utytion (per9 00,000) 1909..32.00
4s '04 A-0 $25,000c
_53,827
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
LEHIGH COUNTY. J. S. Troxell, Chief Clerk.
Allentown Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
(BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909 $200,000
Funding and Improvem't Bonds. !Assessed valuation 1909_61,896,229
4s '09 A-03200,000e_April 1 19241County tax (per $1,000) 1909..$2.50
(Subject to call April 1 1914.) (INTEREST at County Treas. office.
LEWISTOWN. L. Koenig, Chairman Finance Committee.
This borough Is In Mifflin County.
This city Is In Cambria County. Incorporated Dec. 18 1889. The city
Paving Bonds
When Due.
pays the State tax on all bonds. The $100,000 street bonds given below LOANS4s '06 F-A $30000._Aug 1 1936
Sewer Bonds-Tax exempt.
had not been sold up to Oct. 7.
1034
4s
(Subject to call Aug 1 1916.)
M-N 391,000
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSBOND. DEBT Oct 1909._ $126,000
(Subject to call after 1909.)
330'01 J-D $93,000c._ _June 11931
Fire Alarm.
Hose House Bonds-Tax-exempt. Sinking fund
5,404
$8,000c__ _Jan 1 1024 (Subject to call after June 11021.)
4s '04 J-J
5s '08 F-A $5,000c_ Feb 1 1038 Assessed valuation 1908
3,218,1135
Sewer & Street Improvement.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1004.)
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1913.)
(Assessment at about actual value.)
4.s'03 MS $25,000e___Sept 1 1923
Building Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ __ _322.00
45 '05) M-S $60.000c__ _Sept 1 1930 (Subject to call after Sept 11003.)
4.451
INTEREST at Treasurer's office. Population in 1900
430'94 F-A $50,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1924
(Subject to call after Sept 1 190$)
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1904.)
Hospital Bonds
LOOKHAVEN. Frank E. Harder, Treasurer.
45 '02 13I-N $10,000c_- _Nov 1 1932 4s '06 A-0 $20 000c___Oct 1 1926
This city is in Clinton County. Incorporated March 28 1870.
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1906.)
(Subject to call after Nov 11912.)
Refunding Bonds (Con.)
When Due.
Oct 1 1039 LOANS___ 100.000
_s
Fire Department Bonds.
City Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $20,000r...Jan 1 1927
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1919.)
4s '06 J-D $50,000c_ _ _June 1 1036
6s '80 M-N 325.0000._Nov 1 1910 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.)
Bridge Bonds.
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
4s '05 M-S $30,000c___Mch 1 1935 48 '95 M-N 25,000c. May 1 1915 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_ $217,500
River Improvement Bonds.
Water Loans
Water bonds (Included) _ _ _ 137,500
5s '01 11I-N $40,000e__ May 1 1921 (Subject to call after Bleb 1 1015.) 3 Yis'00 J-J
5.600
$8.500cJuly 1 1910 Sinking fund
5'() CAL D I.13 Is Oct. 7 '09 $376.000 48
(Subject to call after May 1 1896.)
'94 J-J
1 1914 Assessed valuation 1909...1.800,000
168,062
Sinking fund
Morrellville Boro. Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Bonds.
$10,000c_._Sept 1 1012 Assessed valuation 1909_ _17,87o,765 49 Refunding $25.000c__
5s '92 11-S
'98 J-D
_Dec 1 1918 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ . _320.00
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1897.) (Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_338.00
58 '93 H-S $10,000e__ _Sept 1 1013 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$11.00 330'04 131-N 84.500c_ _May 1 1924 Population In 1900
7,210
330'03 A-0 10,000c_ _Met 1 1923
1 1898.)
Population in 1900 (Census) __35,936 (Subject to call after
(Subject to call after Sept
9,000
Oct. 1 1908.) Population In 1909 (est.)
60,000
INTEREST payable In Johnstown Population In 1009 (est.)
-State tax on bonds Is paid by city.
TAX FREE TO HOLDERS.
INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.
JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. 0. Griffith, Secretary.
When Due. 4s '09 J-D $35.000_ __ _June 1 1939 LOCK HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. W. Dickey, Chairman Fin. Corn.
LOANSwhen Due.'334s'02 M-N $34,000c---May 2 1922
LOANS(Subject to call June 1 1914.)
330'01 1H-N $80,000c_ May 1 1931
(Subiject to call after May 1 1906.) BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ _$342,000 330'00 M-S 56,000c„-Mch 1 1920 BOND. DEBT July 1 1909..356.100
8,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1917 , Val. of school prop.J'nel '01116,500
3.65s'97
17,800
330 02 J-D $21.000c_ _June 1 1932 Sinking fund
June 1 1916 'School tax (per $1,000) 1909 -511.00
8,100c
860,000 4s '96
Val. school prop. 1909
• (Subject to call June 1 1907.)
4s '06 J-D $100,000c_ _June 1 1936 Assessed valuation 1901_17,754.105 LOGAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST. J. M. Edwards, Sec.
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.) School tax (per $1,000) 1909 -$10.00
This district Is In Blair County.
46,9:18 LOANS$15,000
4 ts'Oti F-A$100,000c._ _ Feb 1 1938 Population in 1905_
When Due. Floating debt
66,000
10,000
Sinking fund
(Subj-'t to call after Feb. 1 1913.) Population in 1909 (est.)
Refunding and Building Bonds.
INTEREST payable at office of City 'I'reasurer.
430'07 J-J $65,000c_ __Jan 1 1922 Assessed valuation 1909...3,650,000
(Assessment about 40% actual val.)
(Subject to call afrer Jan 11917,)
KANE SCHOOL DISTRICT. II. G. Beckhouse, Secretary. BOND. DEBT June 6 '09_ _ _365,000 School tax (per *1,000) 1909___$8.00
11,500
Population la 1909 (est.)
This district Is In McKean County. Bonds of 1908 are exempt from tax.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909..13,068,000
INTERES nivable at Union Fla sk of Altoona.
LOANS55 '07 A-0 $90.000__Oct 1 '09-'36 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_423.50 LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP. G. C. Anderson, Secretary.
8,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1909_3119,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
'rids township (P.0. Ard:n..)re) is in Montgomery County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1909._ _$398,000
LACKAWANNA COUNTY. F. W. Kirchoff, Corn. Clerk. LOANSAssessed valuation 1908_ _15,647,290
Sewer Bonds-(Free of tax.)
County seat is Scranton.
$6.00
330'13 J-J $198,000c_July 1 '13-'28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1900_3690,000
13,271
Population In 1900
($40,000 due each 5 years.)
54,983
Sinking fund
Funding Bonds.
10,362
J-J $50,000c___July 1 1933 Population in 1890
330
4s g '03 M-N j$100,000cMay 1 '13-23 Tax valuation 1900
61.448,172
I 150,000c_Jan'19-'24-'29
50,000c. May 1 1933 (Assessment about 1-2 actual value.) 4s '04 J-J ) 15.000c___Jan 1 1934
4s '08 J-D 180,000c__ Dec 15 1938 County tax (per Id) 1900
.34.75
II. J. Wlghtman.
LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
Refunding Bonds.
193,831
Population In 1000
Superintendent of Public Schools: W. W. Woodruff, Treasurer.
43 '02 A-0$225,000e_ __Apr 1 1922 Population in 1009 (est.)_250.000 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908__14,971,954
Refunding Court House Bonds.
Scranton
INTEREST payable In
4s '09 J-J $200,000c_July 1 '14-'39 (Assessmentabout 1-3 actual value.)
45 '06 J-I) $135,000c___Dee 1 1936
(See V. 88, p. 1513, for maturity.) ' School tax (per $1,000) 1908_36.00
15,000
$57,600 Population In 1909 (est.)
LANCASTER. J. H. Rathfon, Comptroller.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '09_
INTEREST payable at Merlon Title dc Trust Co.. Ardmore.
This city is the capital of Lancaster County. Incorporated March ZO
TAX EXEMP1'.-13onds of 1909 are tax exempt.
1818. iluthis are exciadt !emu all taxes.
M-N $145,000c.__Nov 1 1933 LUZERNE COUNTY. James A. Dewey, Dep. Co. Compt.
When Due. 330
LOANS(Subject to call. see V. 77, p. 724.
,
Judgment Bonds.
The county seat Is Wilkes-Barre.
Relief Fund Bonds.
1 1925
A-0 $120,000c_ Oct.
Court House Bonds (Continued).
45
When Due.
LOANSJan $14,000r __ _Perpetual
Os
(Subject to cal after 1915.)
4s '03 F-AJ$360,000c _1910-1927
Court House Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
1928
110,000c
Sewer Bonds.
13200,000c _1912-1916
J-J $150,000c.V.76, p.1156 430 '07 J-D 300,000c ___1917-1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 15'09 $1,970,000
330 '04M S$250,000c_ _Sept 1 1934 334s
(Sub. to call part yearly from 1924.) BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_3851,000
300,000c _1923-1927 Total valuation 1908.._ _ _157,084,736
(Assessment about full value.)
4s '06 A-0 $90,000c_ __Mct 1 1936 Value city property__ .___ _2,000,000
I 120,000c ___1914-1917
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1926.) Assessed valuation 190 _21,603,696
140,000c ___1918-1921 County tax (per 31,000)'09.- 33.25
(Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.) 48 '09 A-0 160,000c ___1922-1925 Population In 1900
257,121
Street Improvement Bonds.
$8.00
4s '08 A-0 $81,000c _ __Apr 1 1938 City tax (per $1,000) 1909
180.000c _1926-1929 Population In 1109 (est.)........310,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1008..415.50
(Subject to call April 1 1928.) j
0,000c ___1930-1933
41.459
Population in 1000
TAX FREE.
-All bonds of this county are exempt from taxation to
48,000 holders. The county pays a State tax of 4 mills.
INTEREST is payable In Lancaster Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at office of County Treasurer
LANCASTER SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. A. Schroyer, Treasurer.
When Due. 4s '07 J-J$60,000c_Jan 15 '32-33-35 LYCOMING COUNTY. A. P. Zuber, Commissioners' Clerk.
LOANS75,000c__Jan 1 '36-'38
J-J $30,000r ____1910-1920 4s 00 J-J
4s g
County seat Is Williamsport.
20,000r __ _ _1020-1030 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _$385,000 LOANSJ-J
45 g
When Due. 3s
M-S$130,500e_Sept 2 1925
30,000c___Jan 1 1934 Assessed valuation 1909_521,500,000 4s
J-J
43 g
(Subject to call Sept 2 1916.)
F-A $17.000c.... Feb 1 1913
J-J 170,000c_ ...Jan 1 '14-31 School tax (per $1.000) 1909_ _ _$5.00
4s g
BOND. DEBT July 1909_3422,500
(Subject to call Feb 1 1903.)
300
INTEREST on the 4s due 1010 to 1920 and 1920 to 1930, and bonds of 4s
J-D $40,000r_Dec 1 1914 Floating debt
1907 and 1009, Is payable at the Treasurer's office; on all other bonds at the
"0,579
Population In 1890
(Subject to call Dec 1 1904.)
75,663
Unto Trust Co., Lancaster. All bonds are tax-free.
Population in 1900
Refunding Bonds.
LANCASTER COUNTY. T. J. Marsh, Deputy Comptroller 33,4s M-N 3155,000c_ _Nov 1 '10-13
(340.000 yearly.)
Lancaster is the county seat. Bonds are tax-exempt
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1901,3478,300 McKEESPORT. M. H.Coleman, Mayor; C. E. Soles, Comp.
LOANScity is in Allegheny county.
This
Improvement Bonds
Assessed valuation 1901 02.663.183
Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
3s '97A-0 $75,800c___Apr 1 1917 County tax (per +1,000) 1909..32.50 LOANS__
$45,000
Funding Bonds.
Population In 1900
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1007.)
150.241
J-J $42,000__ __July 1 1920 4s '09 ____ 85,000__July 1 '14-'39
330 '98A-0 $87,200cApr 1 1928 Population In 1000 (est.) __ _160.000 4 yis
Sewer Bonds.
4s M-S $121.000 serially to Sept 17
330 '98A-03144,100c_ _Oct 1 1928
4s '07 J-J $70,000„Jan 1 '12-'37
Reynoldton Bonds.
INTEREST payable In Lancaster.
330 '99A-0 171,100e___Apr 1 1929
City Poor Farm Bonds.
____ $25,500
__
4s '07 J-J $40.000_ _Jan 1 '12-'37
LATROBE. II. II. Smith, Treasurer.
Various Purposes.
borough Is In Westmoreland County. The bonds below are free 4s '05 J-J $50,000____Jan 1 1931 BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_3623,500
This
169,106
(Subject to call on Jan 1. $2,000 Slnklngfund.
from all taxes.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909..3114,500
yearly, 1910 to 1925, and $3,000 Water debt (Included)._ 315,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1008..22,722,383
I Floating debt
yearly, 1926 to 1031. inclusive.)
10,000
Funding & Impt. Bonds.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
Water Bonds.
21,000
430'00 J-J J$54,000c_Jan 1 '12-'38 Sinking fund
J-J $75,000___ _July 1 1911 Clty tax (per $1,000) 1909_-__$10.75
1 3,000c-Jan 1 1930 Assessed valuation 1909_5.265,830 5s
20,741
1926 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) (Subject to call on 60 days notice. I Population in 1890
15 000
___
58
1031 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ ___$18.00 48 '0, M-N 200,000__Jan 1 '11-'35 Population In 1900 (Census) 34.227
1
25,000
.Jan 1 '24-'39 INTEREST payable by City Treas.
Population in 1909 (est.)
11,000 48 '09 ___ 30.000..
City Hall Bonds.
1933
TAX FREE.- elle water 4s of 1906, bonds of 1907 and improvement
4%s
__. $17,500
bonds of 1909 are tax-exempt.
INTEREST payable at the Latro o Tnist Co., Latrobe.
74
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[VOL. Lxxxnc.
McKEESPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. T. Norton. Secretary.
NEW CASTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Helen L. Moseley, Clerk.
The 3;4% bonds are tax-exempt.
Bonds are all tax-exempt. Interest payable by City Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due. 30'05 M N $35,000c__ May 1 1925
When Due. 4s '05 J-J $254,000c__Jan 2 '10-34 LOANSM-S $19,000c
3As'99 M-N $50.000c___May 1 1919
43s
1910
See V. 80, p. 1933. for maturity.
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
43.s
M-S 48,0000 ___
(Subject to call 1909.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_1162,500
1910 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_1584,000
40
J-J
20,000c
177.878 33.s'99 F-A $39,000c___Aug 1 1920 Assessed valuation '08-'09 17,82,245
1910 Sinking fund
4%8
A-0 65.000c
1924 NET DEBT Oct 1 1909____406,122
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1900.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
330
J-J
78,0000
Refunding Bonds.
1910-27 Assessed valuation 190923.103,637
School tax (per $1,000) 1909___$8.00
3;is
M-N 100 000c___May 1 1930 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_110.00 330'00 A-0 $18,000c___Oct 1 1920 Population In 1909 (est.) _38,000
Population in 1909 (est.)____50.000
(Subj ct to call Oct 1 1910.)
INTEREST on the 185,000 issue is payable at the Pittsburgh Trust Co 30'01 F-A $20,000c___Aug 1 1921
In Pittsburgh; on other loans at National Bank of McKeesport.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1911.)
McKEES ROCKS. Henry W. Rennekamp, Secretary.
This borough is in Allegheny County.
Funding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
__s '95 ___ $40,000
1915
$5,000c_Apr 15 1914
-8 '98 ____ 25,000
serial 4s '09 A-0 10,000c-Apr 15 1919
s '03 ____ 22,000
serial
20,000c__Apr 15 1924
serial30,0O0c._Apr 15 1929
-..8 '06 ____ 118,000
TOTAL DEBT NovNov1909_1270,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909...._18.00
Population In 1909 (est.)
7,500
MEADVILLE. Henry Haas Comptroller.
This city is in Crawford County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT July '08.. $276,000
LOANSWater Works Bonds.
Sinking fund
78,100
45 '98 A-0$153,000c___Jan 1 1929 Water debt (included)
153,000
Total valuation 1908
(Subject to call Jan 1 1904.)
3,573.736
45 '03 J-J 135,000c___July 1 1933 (Assessm't about 50% actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___129.00
(Subject to call 1918.)
Refunding Bonds (Tax free).
Population in 1900
10,291
1935 Population in 1908 (est)
4s '05 J-J $30,000c
12,500
(Subject to call 1910.)
48'06
J-J
58,000__July 1 1936
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)
INTEREST Is payable at city treasury.
MERCER COUNTY.
Mercer is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1909
._ $360,000
Court House Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 1909__33,402,389
4s '09 J-D $360,000
1929 Population in 1900
57,387
(Subject to call part yrly. from 1911)1
NORRISTOWN. Edwin Metcalf, Treasurer.
This borough is the capital of Montgomery County. Incorporated
March 31 1812. All bonds are free from State tax.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS-(Con.)
45 g
___ $300,000r___Apr 1 1938
Borough Bonds
(Subject to call after 1913.)
g A-01103,000r_Oct 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Oct 14 '09_5713,000
(Subject to call 1902.)
33is g A-01150,000r___Apr 1 1932 Sinking fund
31,000
Tax valuation 1909
(Subject to call Apr 1 1907.)
11,600,000
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
3s g
J-J $160,000r_ _July 1 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909...419.50
(Subject to call 1905.)
Population in 1909 (est)
27,000
Population In 1900
22,265
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
NORRISTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. Alfred W. Wright, Secretary.
Bonds are all exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. 330'00 J-D 119,000
1929
,
3jis
J-D $80,000r_
'
1919
(Subject to call 1919.)
(Subject to call 1909.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909__$249,000
43,114
3;0
M-N $31.000c
1927 Sinking fund
(Subject to call 1907.)
Assessed valuation 1909...11,330.995
310'04 A-0 $44.000c_.. Oct 1 1934 (Assessment about 4 actual val.
(Subject to call Oct 1914.)
Value school property 1909_1520,000
4s '07 M-S $75,000c_ _Sept 1 1937 School tax (Per $1.000) 1909_ 18.00
(Subject to call Sept 1 1917.)
Population in 1009 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST payable in Norristown.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. Granville Hahn, Treasurer.
Easton is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT May 12 1909 $350,000
Ref., Fund. 8c Imp. Bds.(tax-exempt) Sinking fund
62,000
11200,000c_Mch 1 '19-'29 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s '09 M-S1 100,000c__Mch 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1908_162,212,942
MILLVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT. T. D. Bunns, Secretary.
Gen Purpose Bonds (tax-exempt). County tax (per $1,000) 1908..13.00
4s
A-0 $50,000c___Apr 1 1916 Population in 1900
This district (P. 0. Allegheny) is in Allegheny County.
99,687
LOANS(Subject to call.)
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1909..13,575,500
INTEREST payable at office of County Treasurer.
i(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
....s '95 ____ $11,000
57,000c_July 1 '13-'38'School tax (per $1,000) 1909__46.00 NORTH
434s'08 J-J
BRADDOCK SCHOOL DIST. J. F. Lowers, Sec.
9 000
BOND. DEBT Oct 14 1909__$68,0001Population in 1909 (est.)
This district (P. 0. Braddock) is In Allegheny County.
INTEREST payable at Bank of Millvale.
LOANS1Vhen Due.1BOND. DEBT May 15 1909 $170,000
High School Bonds.
(School tax (per $1,000) 1908___$6.50
MONESSEN. J. E. Pittman, Clerk.
40'08 A-01$80,000__Apr 1 '21-281
This borough is in Westmoreland County. Incorporated Sept. 3 1898.
1 5,000____Apr 1 19291
Bonds are exempt from State tax.
When Due.i Sinking fund
LOANS$11,432 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY. E. W. Young, Chief Clk.
Street Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _4,678,965
Sunbury is the county seat.
$30,000c_'16,'22&'27 (Assessment about 35% actual val.) LOANS
When Due.I Assessed valuation 1907_138,747,256
53 '07 J-D { 20,000c ___1934-1935'Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_125.50 4s
__ $220,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1906__$3.00
25,000c
1936 Population in 1909 (est.)_ _14,000 BOND. DEBT Nov 15 '07
90,911
1504,000 Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ $227,0001 INTEREST payable at Borough
Floating debt
21,377 Treasurer's office.
OAKIVIONT. W. W. Kerr, Clerk.
This borough Is in Allegheny County.
MONESSEN SCHOOL DISTRICT. Willard Elkins, President.
When Due. Sinking fund
15,100
BOND. DEBT Oct 1908.. $113000 (Assessment about 70% actual val.) LOANSStreet Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908...3,840.060
5.000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908-_$2.40 4 qs
Floating debt
_
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Assessed valuation 1907._54,550,0001Populatton in 1908 (est.)
12,000 430 '08___ _ $60,000
10,000
Total tax (per $1,000) '08____$15.50
BOND. DEBT July 1909_1152,000 Population in 1900
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. R. C. Miller, Clerk.
2,323
County seat is Norristown. All bonds are exempt from taxation.
OIL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANS
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
This district is in Venango County. Bonds below are tax free.
Refunding County Bonds.
4s'06 J-D $50,000c&r_June 1 '11 &16 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909_17,843,599
334s
A-0 $75,000r___Apr 1 1920
200,000c&r_1921-26-31-36 48 '09 M-N $40,000c
I Value of school property_ _ 250,000
(Subject to call Apr 1 1910.)
TOTAL DEBT July 1909_1675,000 BOND. DEBT Nov
395,5001 Population In 1909 (est.)____15,000
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_104,848.750
1909_INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office.
M-S$350,000r ____1913-1933
(Assessment about full value.)
35s
••
($50,000 due every lave years.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _2.00 PHILADELPHIA. John E. Reyburn, Mayor; John M.
Population In 1900
138.995
Walton, Comptroller; L. R. Fortescue, Dept. Compt.
INTEREST payable at Norristown. Population In 1908 (est.)
2,000
Philadelphia, co-extensive with the county of the same name, Is the third
MT. CARMEL SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. Elmer John, Sec'y. clty of the United States, and has an area of over 130 square miles. The
LOANSWhen Due. I Sinking fund
$8,000 city was founded in 1681 by William Penn, chartered in 1787, and consoli$34,500
4s
1919 Assessed valuation 1908_13,001,781 dated in 1854 with numerous outlying districts and boroughs. Many
4s '08 M-S 40,000c___Sept 1 1938 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__19.00 sections of the city of Philadelphia still retain their old names and are
---_(Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.) Population in 1009 (est.)
18,500 constantly referred to as such. Among these may be mentioned GermanBOND. DEBT Oct 15 1909_574,500
town, Manayunk, Frankford, Bridesburg, Roxborough, West Philadelphia.
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 s payable at the Treasurer's office.
Richmond, &c., &a. The county Is under city control and has no separate
debt.
MOUNT OLIVER. G. A. Schenkle, Clerk.
When Due.
LOANSSubway Loan
This borough Is in Allegheny County.
3% Loan, 1890-91, Series A to T.
330'94 J-J$3.600,000r_Dec 31 '10-21
When Due. FUNDED DEBT June 8 '09_139,500 3s
LOANSM-N $2,300,000_Nciv 1'10-19 3;48'94 J-J
87,000r Dec 31 1022
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt
17,842
Serial Loans.
Refunding Loans.
$30,000_Jan 1 '15 & '20 Total assets
38,687 3s '93 J-J$1,400,000r_Dec 31 '10-17 3348'95 J-J 1700,000r..Dec 31 '10-23
4s'09 J-J { 30,000_Jan 1 '25 & '30 Assessed valuation 1909_12,720,796 4s '93 J-J
875,000r_Dec 31 '18-22 3%5'05 J-J
44.000r_Dec 31 1924
15,000.... Jan 1 1935
330'94 J-J 2,870,000r_Dec 31 '1023 3'4s'95 J-J
5,000r_Dec 31 1924
3s '05 J-J 1,800,000r_Dec 31 '10-24 3;10'95 J-J
1.000r_Dec 31 1924
MT.PLEASANT SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. Z. Fox, Sec'y.
'10-24 3 Ms'97 J-J
3lis'96 J-J 1,500,000r_Dec 31
552,500r_Dec 31 '10-26
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909___$61.5001School tax (per $1,000) 1909_410.00 35 '98 J-J 7,280,000r_Dec 31 '10-22
Twelve Million Water Loan.
Assessed valuation 1908_ $2,549.000 Population in 1909 (est.)
6,500 3Ms'98 J-JI 1,120.000rDec 31 '23-24 3s '00 J-J$3 000,000r_July 1 1930
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
280,000rDec 31 1925 354s'01 J-J 0,000,000r_July 1 1931
1
MUNHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT. John Bell Jr., Secretary. 33 '98 J-J 1,175,400r_Dec 31 '10-27 Ave Million Dollar Loan.
3%s'02 J-J$5 000,000r_July 1 1932
Loan of 1904.
A district in Allegheny County.
Various Purposes.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_ $103,000 33is'04 J-J16,000,000c&r_July 1934
4s '07 F-A $75,000r___July I 1937
Refunding Loan
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Sinking fund
30,000
4s '03 J-J $78,000c
1923 Assessed valuation 1909....7,239.450 33is'94 J-J$1,904,000r_Dec 31 '10-23 338'07 J-J 125,000r___Jan 1 1937
Grade Crossing Abolition.
48 '07 J-J6,000,000r___July 1 1937
4s '05 J-J
15,000c
1925 School tax (per $1,000) 1909___14.75
'08
Funding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Population in 1909 (est)
5,000 4s '08 J-J$1,000,000r __Jan 1938 4s '08 J-J4,875,000r__Jan 1 1938
9s '09 J-J 1,500,000r
1939 4s
J-J10,000,000r__July 1 1938
4s '05 J-J $100000
1925 Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
4s 08 J-J 3,500,000r_July 1 1938
Reservoir Loan Series A to T.
INTEREST payable at the Monongahela Trust Co., Homestead, Pa.
'10-21 4s '09
1039
NARBERTH. A. P. Redifer, Chairman Finance Committee. 3s '92 J-J $600 000r_Dec 31yet outstanding J-J 5,739,700
$23,000
This town Is in Montgomery County. Incorporated Jan. 21 1895. Registered loans overdue and
Non-registered loans overdue and yet outstanding
40,520
LOANSSewer System Bonds.
When Due.
coupons overdue and outstanding
14,000
Road Improvement Bonds.
j$24,000May1'12,'22&32 Non-registered payable by Farmers' & Mechanics'
INTEREST
Nat. Bank, Phila.. Pa.
/2,000r_Jan 1 '10-'12 4s '07 M-N1 27,000May1'17,'27&37
bonds are exempt from taxation by State or city
m
TAX FREE.-All
4s '96 J-J I 2,000r_Jan 1 '14-'16 BOND. DEBT Apr 3 1909_ _161,500
-The subjoined statement
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.
2,000r__Jan 1 '18-'20 Sinking fund
4,500
total municipal debt, and the sinking fund held by the
500r____Jan 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1908
1,340,000 shows Philadelphia's
5s '97 J-D j$1,000r_Dec 1 '12-'17 (Assessment about 56 actual value.) city against the same, on the dates mentioned. (By a decision of the
,
1,000r_Dec 1 '22-'27 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-$20.50 Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, flled May 31 1894 it is held that, within
of the word "Debt" in Section VIII, Article IX, of the Con45 '02 J-J
$2,000r
1917 Population in 1909 (est.)
2,000 the meaningPennsylvania the real debt
is the authorized debt
of
(Subject to call after 1912.)
INTEREST payable in Phliadel- stitution amount of the city certificates of the city and
purchased
less the
uncanceled In the
Floods are tax-exemnt.
phia, Ardmore and Norristown.
NEW CASTLE. L. C. Hughes, Comp.; H. M. Marquis, Clk. sinking fund.)
Aug. 1 1909. Jan. I 1909, Jan. 1 1908.
This city Is the capital of Lawrence County. Incorporated in June 1870. Bonded debt
$90,268,970 $88,770,220 $71,421,720
In 1897 the boroughs of West New Castle and MahonIng town were annexed City loans held in sinking funds
10,322,400
9,135,200
8,077,800
to the city. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due.
Conduit Bonds.
*79,946,570 179,635,020 $63,343,920
Net debt on dates named
Sewer Bonds.
3%5'02 M-S $30,000c___Meh I 1922 Outstanding warrants (additional)
12,468,938 32,172,198
430'07 A-0 $35,000c____Oct 1 1927
(Subject to call Mch 1 1912.)
The cash on hand in the city treasury Aug. 1 1909 was 114,928,689.89,
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1917.)
3%0'02 A-0 $20,000c___Oct 1 1922 exclusive of the cash in the sinking fund, which aggregated $1,227,643.31.
430'08 M-N $12,000c___July 1 1928
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
The amount of bonded debt redeemed by the Sinking Fund Commission
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.) GEN'L BONDS Oct 1 1909 $193,500 during the year 1908 was $2,026,500. The Philadelphia & Erie RR. stock
Street Improvement Bonds.
Assessment debt
122,085 formerly held by the city among Its assets was sold Nov. 15 1904.
4s '96 F-A $38.500c_ Aug 1 1016 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909 315,585
-The real estate owned by the city Jan. 1 1909 was
CITY PROPERTY.
Sinking fund
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1906.)
6,237 valued at 391,045,644, an increase over that of Jan. 1 1908 of $8,604,850.
4s '97 J-J $25,0000___July 1 1917 NET DEBT Oct 1 1909
-The borrowing capacity of the city on
309,348
BORROWING CAPACITY.
Total valuation 1909
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
18,664,830 Aug. 1 1909 was $6,938,873.49.
98 '98 F-A $35,000c___Aug 1 1918 (Assessm't about 34 actual value.)
-The following shows the annual payASSESSED VALUATION. &c.
City tax (per $1,000) 1909_110.50 ments to the sinking fund, amount of bonded debt and outstanding war(Subject to call Aug 1 1903.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_122.50 rants, assessed value of property, and the tax rate, for years indicated.
Population in 1890
11,600 Property in this city up to and including 1903 was assessed at about 80%
Population in 1900 (Census) 28,339 of its actual value. In 1904, however, values were increased to nearly
INTEREST payable at city treasury. Population In 1909 (est)
40,000 real value, resulting in a decreased tax rate.
I
1
Nov., 1909.1
'PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
75
Tax rate LOANSPayments to Total Municipal Assessed real and
Water Bonds -(Continued).
Whoa Due.
Years.
Sinking Funi. Debt Jan. 1. Personal Value°. per $1,000
45-'96 J-D$68,000r____Dec 1 1921
WATER BONDS.
1910
$15.00
$1,358,675,057
Water Bonds.
48 '96 J-D 68,000r____Dec 1 1926
45 '84 A-0$132,000r___Apr 1 1914 33.0'01 A-01168,000r__Oct 1 '10-'21
1909
1,317,292,053
15.00
$91,239,159
4s '87 J-J 100.000r___July 1 1917
1908
1,287,287,123
15.00
73,593,919
$4,306,840
1150,000r__Oct 1 '22-'31
4s '89 J-J 175,000r_July 1 1919 45 '05 J-D 195,000r_June 1 '10-'35
1907
1,250.688,286
15.00
1 842,350
68,506,820
48 '05 J-D 400,000r__June I '10-25 4s '06 F-A J47,600r_Aug 1 '10-'26
1905
15.00
71.815,677
2,917,510
1 185,899,831
18.50
880,935,265
1900
($100,000 due every five years.)
56,772,230
1,022,114.
129,000r_ Aug 1 '27-'36
18.50
1890
• 688,713,518
56,777.370
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
602,590
Refunding Water Bonds
4s '95 J-D 324,000r_June 1 '10-'20 45 93 J-J $150,000r_July 1 1923
20.00
536,667,834
1880
72,264,595
806,605
479,776.643
18.00
1870
45,093,247
($108,000 due every fifth year.)
519.197
48 90 J-J 100,000r___July 1 1910
45 '95 J-D 110,000r .June 1 1925 48 92 J-J 100,000r_Ju1y 1 1912
155,697.669
1860
20.00
21,356,750
173,737
1,293,697; in 1800, 1,046,964; in 1880 48 '96 J-D 132,000rDec 1 '11-'16
POPULATION.
-In 1900 was
($66,000 due every five years.)
847,170; in 1870. 674,022. In 1008, estimated, 1,500,000
INTEREST on bonds of the old city of Pittsburgh is payable at the City
Treasurer's office in Pittsburgh, at the Bank of America, N, Y., and the
Treasurer.
PHOENIXVILLE. Horace Lloyd,
Colonial Trust
This borough is in Chester County. Incorporated March 6 1849. All the old city of Co. N. Y , and at the Pittsburgh Trust Co.; on the bonds of
Allegheny interest is payable in Allegheny and at the office
bonds are exempt from all taxes.
of T. Whelen & Co. In Philadelphia.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1900_ $205,500
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.•
1914 Floating debt
4s
13,000
A-0 $151,000r
Oct. 2 1909. Oct. 2 1908. Feb.11907. July 1 1906.
Assessed valuation 1908___4,000,000 Total bonded debt
(Subject to call after 1904.)
$37,147,868 $34,884,040 $24,184,802 $22,911,402
(Assessment about 60% actual val.) Floating debt
Refunding & Paving Bonds.
654,919
413,336
43 '08 M-N J$30,000c_Nov 1 '23-33 Total tax (per $1,000) '08_317.00
9,196
1 20,000c_Nov 1 '23-38 Population In 1900
Total debt
$37,802,787 $35,297,376 $24,184,802 $22,911,402
Population in 1000 (est.)
10,000 Sinking fund
Borough Bonds.
8,322,180
11,193,620 11,347,376
8,246,038
$4,500 r .. _ _ _Matured INTEREST payable in Phoenixville.
49
A-0
• (Subject to call after 1904.)
Net debt
$26,609,167 $23,950,000 $15,862,622 $14,665,364
Water
(included)
PITTSBURGH. G. W. Guthrie, Mayor; E. S. Morrow, Water debt fund (inci.)_ $13,502,900 $10,577,200
sicg.
$1,358,319
$823,446
The figures of debt for Oct. 1909 given above are those of the city of
Comptroller.
This city. now known as "Greater Pittsburgh," is situated in Allegheny 'Greater Pittsburgh." The sinking fund consists of $9,847,804 bonds
and cash to the amount of $1,345,816.
County. Legislature of 1905 passed an Act providing for the annexation
DEBT LIMITATION.
-Pittsburgh's debt is limited by State Constituof Allegheny; on Nov. 18 1907 the U. S. Supreme Court held the law
valid (V. 85, p. 1352), and annexation became effective Dec. 9 1907. tion to 7% of assessed valuation.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city's assessed valuation (estimated
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 at about 80% of actual value) and tax rate have been as below-real estate
borough to the city of Pittsburgh on Jan. 1 1909. At the general election values being only revised once In three years accounts for the large increase
Nov. 2 1909 the voters approved the issuance of $6,775,000 bonds for vari- in 1907.
Assessed Valuation.
ous improvements. V. 89, p. 1238.
City Tax
YearReal.
Personal.
Total.
per $1.000
City Farm Hospital Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS1909
$705,732,883
$4,167,835
e$709,900,718
$9.50
Refund'g Bonds.
4%8'08 M-N$130,500c_May 1 '10-'38 1908
City Bldg.,
698,701,156
5,570,167
• 704,271,323
Asphalt Plant 13,nds.
5s :80 A-0 $170,000c&r Apr 1 1910
582,021,462
2.387,575
584,409,037
12.50
41ls'08 II-N$203,000c_1ly 1 '10-38 1007
Bridge Bonds.
2,460,370
475,522,661
-----15.00
. .
Railroad Compromise Bonds.
4s '95 M-N $900,000c&r__May 1'25
1905
462 869,360
465,139,055
2,269,695
13.00
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years.) 53 '63 J-J $817,000c__Jan 1 1913 1900
320,393,234
1,866,130
322,255,364
17.00
60,O00 _Jan 1 '10-'39 5i '63 J-J 1,012,803r__Jan 1 1913 1890
48 '09 J-J
198,580,267
1,873,359
200,453,626
15.00
4s '09 J-D 232,000__Dec 1 '10-'38 4s '63 J-J
201,000c__Jan 1 1913 1884
105,404,720
107.342,978
1,838.258
16.00
1910-1929 45 '63 J-J
__s '09 ____ 130,000
152,307r__Jan 1 1913 -Pension Fund Bonds.
1930-1939
120,000
.Valuation of "Greater Pittsburgh."
4Ms'08 M-N 1315,400.May 1 '10-'16
Funded Debt Bonds.
For the year 1909 the assessed valuation of real estate includes
78 '72 J-J $121,000r___Jan 1 '12
144,000__May 1 '17-'38 tion of property to the amount of $246,912,074 which paid a ruralthe valuatax (twoMarshalsea Impt. Bonds.
466,000c May 1 '12-'27
48 '07 M-N
4s '07 M-N $90,000c&rNov 1 '10-'12 thirds of full tax) and $8,252,453 which paid a so-called agricultural tax,
($116500 due every five years.)
or one-half of the full tax rate.
Water Bonds.
Funded Debt Improvern't Bonds.
POPULATION.
-In 1900 population was 321.616; in 1890 it was
1 '13 4i '05 M-N $1,200,0000(5a May 1 '25 238,617;
Os '83 J-D
$08,000c..
58 '83 J-D 1,335,000r___June 1 '13 (Sublect to call 1-10 every 3 years.) "Greater in 1880, 156,389; in 1870, 86,076. In 1909 the population of
Pittsburgh" was estimated to be 565.000.
77,000r_. June 1 '12 4s '09 J-J 350,000__Jan 1 '10-'39
58 '82 J-D
($11,600 every even year and $11,- PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS. Chas. Reisfar Jr., Secretary CenCity Bonds Loan 011900.
tral Board of Education.
3X'00A.034,900,000c&rApr 1'12-'30 700 every odd year, 1910-20 Inc.,and
The various sub-school districts of Pittsburgh have an indebtedness en$11,700 yearly thereafter.)
($700,000 every 3 years.)
tirely separate from that of the city proper. We give below their bonded
Improvement Bonds.
Water Extension Bonds.
$53,000c___Dec 1 1015 4s '09 J-J $650,000_Jan 1 '10-'39 debt on Feb. 1 1909, aggregating $3,300,400, and the assessed valuation
48 '85 J-D
48 '85 J-D 3,681,700r_Dec I 1015 78 '73 ___
1,500._ __Past due of each for 1908.
Banded Assessed Vcdua4s '07 M-N 405,000c_May 1 '10-'27 4is'08 M-N 1186,300_May 1 '10-'18
Debt.
tion, 1908.
Judgment Bonds.
1400,000_May 1 '19-'38
$37,500
$3,074,085
$899,100c&r __-June 34 4s '06 J-J 450,000c&rJuly 1 '10-36 Allen Sub-School District
48 '04 J-D
Beltzhoover Sub-School District
130,000
1.904,763
(Subject to call 1-every five years.)
($16,600 annually.)
Brushton Sub-School District
208,000
5,886,425
4s '06 J-J f$308,000 r ___July'll&'16
Beltzhoover Bonds.
154,000
25,115.380
A-0 36,000c___Oct 1 1912 Colfax Sub-School District
1 692,000c.Tuly 21-26-31-36 5s
Crescent Sub-School District
25,500
705.895
Market Bonds, Refunded.
Water Plant Purchase Bonds
13,500
1.004,925
5s '80 A-0 325,000r___Apr 1 1910 45 '09Jx$1,316,000c&r_Jan 1 '10-'29 Esplen Sub-School District
168,000
9.594,845
Street Imp. Bonds.
•
J-J 1x 659,000e&r_Jan 1 '30-'39 Franklin Sub-School District
Hancock Sub-School District
5,000
11,532,290
4s '09 A-0 130,000__Apr 1 '10-'34
Filtration Bonds
364,000
37,252,065
6,500__Apr 1 '35-'39 3%8'04 A-033,633,400.c&r to 1034 Hiland Sub-School District
250,000
16,737,694
4s '09 A-0
8,000__Apr 1 '10-'29 430'08 M-N 384,100__May 1 '16-'38 Homewood Sub-School District
84,000
9,409,745
7,000__Apr 1 '30-'39 00'08 51-N 340,900__Yrly. to 1038 Howard Sub-School District
12,000
3,644,385
Espien Bonds.
ro Fund Floating Debt of Former Knox Sub-School District
7.437,119
15.000
Lawrence Sub-School District
4s '00_ _ $16,000c ___'10-'20&'30
City of Allegheny.
52,011,768
60,000
Public Park Bonds.
4!-4s'08 M-N$463,000c_May I '13-'38 Liberty Sub-School District
12,503,836
185,000
Lincoln Sub-School District
4 '95 M-N 31,050,000c&r May1 '25
(One-sixth every five years.)
2,476,047
28,000
(Subject to call 140 every 3 years.)
To Fund Floating Debt of Former Luckey Sub-School District
Montooth Sub-School District
3,500
417,555
40'08 M-S1138,700c_Mch 1 '10-'28
City of Pittsburgh.
11,639,505
207,500
1 74,000c_Mch 1 '29-'38 40'08 M-N$614,000c_May 1 '13-'38 Minersville Sub-School District
Moorhead Sub-School District
145,000
7,098,719
4%8'08 M-N 77,0000_ May 1 '10-'38
(One-sixty every five years.)
Morse Sub-School District
6,102,205
42,000
40 '08 M-N 135,000c_Nov 1 '10-'18
To Fund Floating Debt of Former
Mt. Albion Sub-School District
112,000
9,694,086
Public Safety Bonds.
Borough of Sheraden.
32.000
6,642,127
45 '05 M-N $300,000c&r May 11925 4yis'08 M-N$104,000c_May 1 '13-'38 Mt. Washington Sub-School District
Oakland Sub-School District
178,000
34,264,077
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years.)
(One-sixth every five years.)
257,400
16,707,473
Boulevard Bonds.
To Fund Floating Debt of Former Peebles Sub-School District
Sheraden Sub-School District
3,988,432
177,500
4s '05 M-N $300,000r__Nlay 1 1925
Borough of Montooth.
12,862,020
278,000
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years). 4%s'08 M-N $30,000c_May I '13-'38 Sterret Sub-School District
St. Clair Sub-School District
4,371,248
33,000
North Side Funding Bonds.
(One-sixth every five years.)
Stevens Sub-School District
1,963,454
17,000
__s ____ $206,000
Elliott Bonds.
9,785,496
60,000
Beechview Bonds.
4;is
J-D $29,000r_June 1 '11-'31 Washington Sub-School District
16,500
Westlake Sub-School District
1,635,331
$19,000
-Is
J-D
23,000_June 1 '10-'30
Fire Engine & Police Sta. Bonds.
Montooth Bonds.
048'08 M.N$145,000c_May 1 '10-'38 5s '04 ____ $7,500____Aug 1 1024 PITTSTON. Thos. English Jr., Clerk.
This city is in Luzerne County.
For Placing Fire & Police Wires
Sheraden Bonds.
When Due.'BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909_$41,800
5s '05 ____ $8500. Aug 1 '10-'16 LOANSUnderground.
Improvement Bonds.
debt
9,636
4Ms'0R M-N $29,000c_May 1 '10-'38 4s '98 ____ 27,000
1011-1927 4548'09 M-S1$12,500___ _Sept 1 19131Floating fund
3,386
Sinking
4s '01 ____ 85,000__'11, '21 h '31
Public Health Bonds.
1 87,500__Sept 1 '14-'381Assessed valuation 1909...7,682,864
430'08 MN $24,200r_MaY 1 '10-'38 043'04
85,000_'14,'24,'29.'34
Refunding Loan.
12,556
,Population in 1900
5s '07 ____ 85,000____until 1037
Bridge Repair Bonds.
-s
___ $36,800____Sept 1 19261
(Part each five years.)
00'08 M-N$110,200c_May 1 '10-'38
INTEREST on bonds 01 1909 payable at City Treasurer's office.
These bonds were issued to pay for the plant of the Monongahlea Wa- PITTSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
ter Co., purchased by the city.
$10,000
LOANSWhen Due,' Floating debt
4 A s'09 F-310,000____Aug 1 19191Assessed valuation 1908__ _7,627,894
BONDS OF OLD CITY OF ALLEGHENY.
50,000_ _Aug 1 '20-'39 School tax (per $1,000) 1908__$8.00
LOANSSewer Bonds
When Due.
BOND. DEBT May 1909___$86,000,
City Park Bonds.
Is '87 J-J $50,000_r_ _July 1 1017
48 '90 A-0 $25,000r___Apr I 1910 4s '93 A-0 55,000r___Oct 1 1023 PLYMOUTH.
This borough is In Luzern° County.
48 '05 J-D 78.000r_June 1 '10-'35 48 '94 A-0 100,000r___Apr 1 1924
When Due.1
5,100c_Aug 1 '10-'26 4s 04
4s '06 F-A
-J 145,000r_July 11924 LOANSFunding & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4,000c..Aug 1 '27-'36
I
33,000r___July 11010
1914-19341
City Home Bonds.
4s '95 J-J I 33,000r___July 1 1915 40'08 J-J $27,000
33is'01 A-0 $36,000r__Oct 1 '10-'21
i
I. 33,000r_Ju1y 11920 POTTSW.LLE. G. A. Berner, Secretary.
40,000r__Oct 1 '22-'31 43 '95 J-J
July 1 1925
35 000r
This borough is in Schuylkill County. Incorporated Feb. 19 1828.
48 '05 J D 12,800 r_June 1 '10-'25 33is'01 A-01 2.000r__Oct 1 '10-'11
Consolidated. with Borough of Yorkville on April 3 1907. All bonds,
9,000r _June 1 '26-'35
1 40 000r__Oct 1 '12-'31 with the exception of the $7.000 due 1913, are subject to State tax.
Judgment Fund Bonds.
California Avenue
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Roller Certificates.
48 '04 J-J $336,000r __Jan 1 '10-'30 4s '91 A-0 $23,000r___Apr 1 1911
Funding Bonds.
$700____Aug 1910
4s
Aug
48 '04 F-A 48,000r _Feb 1 '31-'33
Highway Improvement, B to F.
46
A-0 $23,000c__ May 1 1911
Yorkville Sewer Bonds.
Electric
-Light Bonds
48 '05 J-J $200 000r_ _July 1 '10-'25
(Subject to call.)
$2,000c
J-J
4s
1917
4s '91 A-0$160,000r___Apr 1 1021
($50,000 due every five years.)
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Engine House Bonds.
48 '03 A-0 14,000r_Oct 1 1923 • Street Improvement.
$7,000r
J-J
48
1913 BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1909_380,700
86,000r_ __July 1 1024 4s '91 A-0 $75,000r___Apr 1 1911
48 '94 J-J
Street Paving Loan.
fund
Striking
'741
33•6s'01 A-01 36,000r__Oct 1 '10-'21 4s '97 J-J i68.000r-...Jan 1 1922 4s 'OR J-J $15,000c__ _Jan 1 1938 Tax valuation 1909
7,155,780
1 40,000r__Oct 1 '22-'31
(Assessment about ;•6 actual value.)
(Sub'ect to call after 1918.)
68,000r___Jan 1 1927
4s '04 F-A 36,000r__Aug 1 '10-'18 4s '93 A-0 00,000r_Oct 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
Bor. tax (per $1.000) 1009
$9.00
4s '06 A-0 18,000c_ _Oct 1 '12-'29 4s '94 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1924 33,s
J-J $33.000c_ ..July 1 1929 Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000
Municipal Bonds (Renewal).
48 '94 J-J 200,000r___July 1 1924
(Subject to call after 1009.)
Population in 1900
15.710
48 '91 A-0$150,000r_ Apr 1 1911 4s '97 J-J 132,000r_ _Jan '12-'17
The bonds due in 1911 are subject to call after five years from date of
Public Safety Bonds.
($66,000 due every five years.)
Issue; those due in 1913 after 10 years.
3 is'01 A-0 $66,000r__Oct 1 '10-'31
f$35 000r___July 1 1910
INTEREST is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
12,800 r_June 1 '10-'25
48 '05 J-D
83,000r....July 1 1910 POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
0,000r_June 1 '26-'35 48 '05 J-J
50,000r___July 1 1015
Bonds are exemptfrom taxation.
Renewal Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 2 '09__ $93,000
I 83,000r. _July 1 1920 LOANS48 '90 J-J $117,000r___Jan 1 1910
I. 83,000r.. July 1 1925
Building Bonds.
Val. school prop'ty 1907___ 352,000
310'01 A-01187,000r_ _Oct I '10-'26 3%8'09 J-D $46,000____June 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1908___7.019,897
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
45 '05 J 1$24,600r_June 1 '10-'15
-D
1 60,000r__Oct 1 '27-'31
(Subject to call June 1 1914.)
School tax (per $1,000) '09-__$9.00
1 84,000 r_June 1 '16-'35 48 '05 J-D 420,000r_June 1 '11- 35
Refund'g Bonds-(Tax exempt.)
43 '06 F-Al 10,200r_Aug 1 '10-'26 $3is J-J
Turbo
-Generator Outfit Bonds
$93.000e
1932
4s '07 A-0 $69,000r..Oct 1 '10-'32
1 8,000r_Aug 1 '27-'36
(Subject to call after 1907.1
45 '07 M-N 400.000e.._ _May 1 1937
INTEREST at Schuylkill Trust Co., Pottsville.
76
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
PUNXSUTAWNEY. H. H. McHenry, Treasurer.
This borough Is In Jefferson County.
:23,126
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS29.00
43 '03 J-D $20.000. __June 4 19 38 Total tax (per $1,000)'08.
(Sublect to call aterJune 4 1928 .) Assessed valuation 1908._ 2.405,139
4,375
BOND. DEB T Nov 1 '0)$76,203 __ Population in 1900
Geo. C. Brown, Secretary.
PUNXSU AWNE Y SC 1 3 M. DI St RICT
tVnen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909$87,500
LOANS5,000
School Bidg. Bonds -(Ttc-ezempf) Sinking fund
4)0'07 J-J $'15,03 ) _1 112 to 1)37 Assessed valuation 1906._ 1,851.057
(310.00'J In 1912, 1117. 1122, 1927, School tax (per $1,000) 1909..$12.00
7,500
,1011 1117.)
P opulatlon in 1906 (est.)
1932, and $11.
4s '01 ___
24000c __ _1921
INTEREST is payable at the Punxsutawney Natimn1 Bank
RANKIN. C. Kooll man, Secretary.
[VoL. Lxxxlx.
Refunding Bonds
When Due.
LOANSDEBis
4s '99 F-A $1,500__July 1 '10-'12
Improvement Bonds
112,000. July 1 '13-'24
J-J 1$15,000__July 1 '10-'24
5s '95
Oct 1 1908_ $114,500
500___ _July 1 1925 BOND.
1,624
4,000July 1 '10-'17 Floating debt
7,738
Sinking fund
7,000__July 1 '18-'24
4s '99 J-J
3,000____July 1 1925 Assessed valuation 1908__ _3,439,088
20,000__July 1 '28-'29 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
5s '08 M-N 520,000. May 1 '14-'33 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _324.00
110,000__May 1 '34-'38 Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1908._ $9.00
4,261
5s '08 F-A 20,000c_Feb 15 '29-'38 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
SCOTTDA LE SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. C. Overholt, Chmn. Finance Corn.
Bonds of 1909 are exempt from tax.
1Vhne Due.'Assessed valuation 1009_ _$3,476,425
LOANS43s'09 J-D $45,000c_June 1 '10-'38iSchool tax (per $1,000) 1909..$9.00
6,000
'Population In 1909 (est.)
(Various amounts yearly.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 3 1909_468,8001
Bank of Scottdale.
INTEREST on 4;4s of 1909 payable at First National
This boro igli Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated 1892.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS54s'94 A-0 $10.500c___Part yearly
Sewer Bonds.
4;is 9.) A-0 $18,000c. _ Part yearly_ BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4121,000 SCRANTON. J. Benj. Dimmick, Mayor; Edw. Eisele, Comp.
4,226
Sinking fund
Improve,n-.mt 301,14.
This city Is in Lackawanna County. Incorporated April 23 1860
43s'08 M-N 350.090c___Part yearly Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _6,901,690
Municipal Building.
When Due.
4s '05 J-J
22.000c.._ _Part yearly (Assessment about 80% actual val.) LOANS1 1919
.Feb_
4s '90 F-A $30,000_
Bridge Loans.
yearly Boro tax (per $1,000) 1909_45.00
1 1.300c___Part
55 'kE7 J-J
Munici pal Improvement.
3,775 430 '94J-D $50,000____June 1 1914
1.010c___Part yearly Population in 1900
5s '06 M-1
5,000 4)s '94J-D 60,000._ June 1 1919 430 '91J-D $22,000.. _Dec 1 1911
INTEtteiST payable in Braddock. Population in 1909 (est.)
45 '07 M-Sj126,000e_Mch 1 '10-'27 43.is '91J-D 23,000__Dec 1 1916
Park Bonds.
1 60,000c_Mch 1 '28-'37
RANKIN SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. F. Robinson, Secretary.
4s '00 J J 310,000____July 1 1910
& Fire Dept. Bonds.
BOND. DEB l' Oct 1909._ __$85,000!School tax (per $1.000) 1909..$4.50 4s PoliceJ-J $80,000_ _July 1 10-'29 4s '01 J-J
10,000._ July 1 1913
'04
5,000 4s '08 J-J
valuation 1909__ _6,814,785 'Population in 1909 (est.)
Assestel
Judgment Funding Bonds.
34,000c_July 1 '10-'26
(Assessment oh Art 60% actual al.)1
4s '08 A-0 17,000__Oct 1 '10-'26 3;.6s '03A-0 $16,000_ .Oct 1 1912
INT1?.BEST payable at First National Bank, Braddock
4s '08 M-N 1-,000__Nov 1 '10-'22 330 '03A-0 68,0000ctl '17-22-27-32
43 '05 A-0 321 000._ Apr 1 '10-'35
Sewer Bonds.
($55,000 due each live years.)
0. B. Dorward, Comptroller; W. W. Britton, 330'00 J-D $90,000_ _J'ne 1 '10&'15
READING.
Street Paving Bonds (Assessment).
As '00 J-J j 45.000c_ _ _June 1 1920
Probate Clerk.
1 25 000c__ .June 1 1925 4s '08 J-J $24,000c_July 1 '10-'33
Redemption Bonds.
This city is the county seat of Berks County. All bonds are tax exempt. 4s '04 J-J
28,000__July 1 '10-'23
4 )is '93J-D $38,000_ _ _June 1 1913
City Improvement.
Paving Bonds.
When Due
LOANS48 '86 J-J 124.800. July 1 '10- 16 4 &is '93J-D 38.000 _ _ _June 1 1918
As '1)8 A-0 $60.000c ____1913-1923
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908 *$77,435,085
($3,500 yearly.)
4s '03 A-0 $48,000c_Aug 1 '13 '28 ($20,000 every fifth year on Apr 1.)
96.000c_July 1 '10-'33 Total assessed val. '07._ 66,757,430
.1912-1022 42 '08 J-J
is '37 J-J $80.000c
($12,000 due every 5 years.)
(1st class property_ _ ..$5.55
Bridge and improvement.
1.)
4s '09 A-03200,000c_Apr 1 '14-'34 ($20,000 every fifth year on July
43 'JD A-0 $59,100c ____1914-1924 4s '04 F-A $50,000. _Feb 1 '10-'34 City tax{ 2nd class property __ 3.70
($40,000 every five years.)
(3rd class property _ _2.775
($20.1100 every fifth year on Apr. 1.)
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
-All bonds issued by this city are tax exempt.
TAX FREE.
4s '02 A-0 380,000e _ .1912-1927 4s '02 A-0 $80,000c_ _Apr 1 '12-'27
($20,000 every five years.)
($20,000 every fifth year on Apr. 1)
*The large Increase in assessed values for 1908 was due to a readjustment
43is'07 M-S $30,000c_Sept 1 '10-'13 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909..31.652,000 of values, as well as a considerable Increase in the value of coal properties.
374,960
_ _1912-1922 Sinking funds
4s '07 F-A 120.000e
First class Is that section of the city wherein the majority of the lotslis
($40,000 every fifth year on Feb 1.) Assessed valuation 1909_53,005.950
(Assessment about j actual value.) built upon and improved; second class constitutes the unimproved section;
Water Dept Bonds.
1$68,000c _Sept 1 1913 City tax (per $1,000) 1909.......$10.00 and third class, farm lands, &c.
4s '08 M-Si150,000c_Sept 1'18&2$ Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$13.00
-The subjoined statement shows Scranton's indebtedTOTAL DEBT.
78,961 ness on the dates mentioned.
82,000c___Sept 1 1928 Population in 1900
4s '09 J-J 100,000__July 1 '14-'19 Population in 1909 (est.)._-_. 07,000
Feb. 27 '09. April 1 '08. April 1 '07. Aprfl 2 '06.
1100,000__July 1 '24-'20
*1,442,000 $1,326,500 $1,171,000 $1,149,000
Total bonded debt
35,820
64,398
21,576
142,449
Floating debt
of the City Treasurer
INTEREST is payable at the office
Total municipal debt_ $1 ,584,449 $1,348,076 $1,235,398 $1,184,820
READING SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. E. Wanner, Pres.; F. Roland. Jr..Sec.
414,682
457,464
365,085
503,209
Less sinking funds, &c...
This district, comprising the city of the same name, is In Berks County.
•
1030
$770,138
,
When Due. 330'09 J-J $40,000c
$777,934
$982,111
LOANS$1,081,240
Net debt
(Subject to call after 1910.)
1929
F-A $18,6000
35s
The above-stated assets on Feb. 27 1009 consisted of bonds of the re(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1904.) BOND. DEBT Oct 15 19094481,600 demption loan series of 1893, amounting to $50,000, park bonds amounting
40,340 to $20,000, judgment fund loan of 1903, $84,000, and $271,686 cash In the
A-0 54,100c___Apr 1 1930 Sinking fund
34s
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1905.) School tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.00 sinking fund.
For assessed valuation, population
3s
A-03261,400c___Apr 1 1934
-Assessment since 1902 at about full cash
ASSESSED VALUATION.
(Subject to call after Apr l 1909.) &c.. see city of Reading.
INTEREST payable at the Dis- value-previously about one-third value
J-D $31,000c__ _June 1931
Uis
-In 1900 (Census) was 102,028; In 1890 It was 75,215
POPULATION.
(Subject to call after June 1 1906.) trict Treafurer's office.
In 1880 It was 45,850; In 1870 it was 35,092. In 1908 (est.) 125,000.
M-N $98.000c._ _May 1 1936
33s
(Subject to call after May 1 '11.)
SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Eugene D. Fellows, Secretary.
When Due.14 4s'97A-0 $120.000c_Apr 1'22-25-27
LOANS
RENOVO. H. A. McGowen, Clerk.
100,000c_Feb 1 '14&'17
43is'93J-J $100,000cJuly 1 '13 & '18
This borough Is In Clinton County.
-A 100,000c_Feb 1 '24&'34
4.14s'00J-D 160,000cJune 1 '28 & '28 As '07 F
$4,734
When Due. Sinking fund
1 50,000c___Feb 1 1937
LOANS140,000c_June 1 193(1
732,325 4 Ms'01J-D 73,0000__ _June 1 1931100,000e_Sept 1 '24&29
Assessed valuation 1908
Water & Street Bonds.
1039 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) 4s '03A-0 250,000c...Oct 1 '15-'33 4s '09 M-S(
1 '34&37
43is'08 s-a $25,000c
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903_ __$16.00 ($50,000 due 1915-'18, 23-'28 & '33.)
50,000c.._ _Sept 1 1939
Refunding Water Bonds
4,082
4s '06 J-J $25,000c__ _July 1 1036 Population In 1900
60,000c_Aug 1 '14&'28 BOND. DEBT Aug 18'09 $1,220,000
5,000 3 iis'02 F-AI100,000c_Aug 1 '1653'20 Sinking fund
152,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Population In 1909 (est.)
08,346
TOTAL DEBT Oct 9 1909_ _ $50,000
.Aug 1 1928 Cash on hand
40,000c.
50,000c_...Aug 1 1932 School tax (per 11,000) '08-'09_$8.00
INTEREST payable at the Borough Trea urer's office.
43.is'95J-J 75,000c_July 1 '15-19-20 Value school prop., 1909_32.500.000
TAX FREE.
-The bonds are all free from taxation.
RIDLEY PARK. Frank D. Kane, Clerk of Council.
INTEREST payable at office of Treasurer.
This borough Is in Delaware County. Incorporated Dec. 12 1887
Bonds are tax-free.
SCRANTON POOR DISTRICT. IV. G. Daniel. Secretary
$16,150
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANSWhen Due. I
LOANS1029 Assessed valuation 1908..31.515.325 45 g
J-J $33,000
-s
F-A$140,000__Aug 1 '10-'231
1934 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
25,000
J-J
_s
_321.00
$1,000) 1908_
Tax rate (per
Sewer Bonds
1.234 SEWICKLEY. E. A. Day, Clerk.
4s'06 A-0 322,000c _Oct 1 1936 Population In 1900_
1,800
1909_180,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
BOND. DEBT May 18This borough is in Allegheny County. Incorporated Aug. 30 1853.
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank, Chester, Pa.
Street & Sewer Bonds-Tax-Ex'ne
When Due.
LOANS;$1,500c__ _ _Oct 1 1910
Refunding Water Bds.(7'ax-Exe?,)
SCHOOL DISTRICT. Hugo L. Hund, President.
RI DLE Y PARK
1$8.000c___Apr 1 1913 4.00s'92A-0 4 4,000c_ Oct 1 '11-'12
When Due. I BOND. DEBT July 12 1009_325,000
LOANS500e_ __Oct 1 1913
I
_
I 9 000cApr 1 1918
.00,11
SzhooI lids. (II.em from State lax.) I sehJol tam (per 51
4s '03 A-0 111,000c___Apr 1 1923 BOND. DEBT Apr 1909._ 564,500
1,80(1
4s '06 J-J $25.000c_. _July 1 19361Population In 1909 (est.)
39,900
114,0000___Apr 1 1928 Floating debt
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) 1
115.000c. __Apr 1 1033 Assessed valuation 1908_ __6,325.680
(Assessment about 68% actual value)
INTEREST is payable at First Nat. Bank of Chester.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008_
$7.00
_ .3,568
Population in
ROCHESTER. James W. Doncaster, Secretary.
1000_INTEREST on the street and sewer bonds is payable at the FirstNational
Th's borough Is In Beaver County. Bonds are exempt from State tax, s
Bank, Sewickley; on the refunding ho Ids at the Borough Treasurer's office.
When Due. I Floating debt
LO
$33,908
Nov 1 1923 Assessed valuation 1907...2,898,636 SHAMOKIN. W. H. R. Smink, Chief Burgess.
4 1-44 '08 NUS $11.000 _
4,688
BOND. DEBT June 1907_370,1001Population in 1900
This borough Is in Northumberland County.
Refunding Bonds-- Tax Exempt.
ROCHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT. 0. A. Walloner, Secretary.
Whenr Due.
LOANS$9,000____ Dec 1 1014
4s04 J-D
Street Paving Bonds-Tax Free.
DEBT June 1909_352,0001Assessed valuation 1909._ $3.050.000
TOTAL
5e 45 '09 M-S $55,000__ May 1 1939 48 '05 F-A 10,000_ .Aug 1 1915
, School tax (per $1,000) 1909
(Subject to call part In 1914,'19&'29) 4s'00 A-0 11.8000.. Oct 1 1936
Borough Pur poses-7'ax,Exempt.
(Subject to call after Oct 11916.)
ST. OLAIR. C. T. Moore, Solicitor.
24,000c__ _July 1 1939
A-0 J$19.800.0ct 15 '10- 18 48 '09 J-J
Is
This borough Is In Schuylkill County.
1 25,000.0ct 15 '10-'28 (Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4191,500
When Due. BOND DEBT June 1909._ 4100,000
Fire Bonds-Free from Tax.
LOANSAssessed vaulatIon 1909._ _2,014,320 4s '03 M-S $45,000.... __Sept 1 1935 Assessed valuation 1909...5,341,000
Sewer Bonds (Tax Exempt).
6,000 (Subject to call $20,000 after 1910 (Assessment about 10% actual value)
45.68'09 J-J20,000c_ _ _July 1 1019 Population in 1909 (est.).Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ ._ _$9.00
and $25,000 after 1915.)
70,000c_July 1 '29-'39
18,202
Population In 1900_ _
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 payable at St. Clair Savings & Trust Co.
23,300
Population in 1009 (est.)
of Pittsburgh.
INTEREST on refunding bonds of 1909 is payable at National Bank of
Shamokin; on other issues at the office of the Borough Treasurer.
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. C. T. Straughn, Comptroller.
County seat is Pottsville. All bonds are exempt from taxation, Stat.
tax being pald by county.
_
When Due. Sinkbur fund
$1 ;,981
LOANS35
J-J $200.000_ _July 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1908..54,744,130
State&Co.tax(per 51,000) '09..46.00
(Subject to call July 1 1899.)
j
-J $50,000... _Jan 1 1921 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
35
Population In 1900
(Subject to call Jan 1 1901.)
172,027
BOND. DEBT July 1 19094250,000 INTEREST payable in Pottsville
SOOTTDALE. A. L. Porter, Secretary of Council.
This borough is In Westmoreland County.
bonds are tax-free in the State.
Incorporated in 1874.
All
SHAMOKIN SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. W. V. Lorenz. Pres.; J. Harris, SecRefunding Bonds (Continued).
When Due.
LOANS1912
__ ..1029 3.14s
M-$ $3,600r
3 As semi-an $34,400r
1032
3hs
(Subject to call 1919.)
51-S 12,000r
May 1035
45 '05 M-N $77,000r
(Subject to call 1907.)
(Subject to call May 1910.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909._ $157,500
3 000
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
$6,000r
_ _ __ 1911 Value school prop. (est.)_. 500 000
J-J
3j.s
(Subject to call 1904.)
Assessed valuation 1008_5,500,000
uis
M-S $18,500r
_ __ 1030 School tax (per $1,000) 1908__$12.00
(Subject to call 1905.)
INTEREST Is sent to registered holders.
Nov. 1909 J
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SHARON. 0. J. Denny, Secretary.
This borough is in Mercer County. Incorporated Oct. 6 1841.
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds
When Due.
Refunding Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
4s '07 F-A $60,000c_ _Aug 1 1937
4s
M-N $66,000c_ _Nov 1 1915
(Subject to call Aug 1 1917.)
Sewer Bonds.
improvement Bonds-Tax-Exempt
3}is
F-A $80,000c___Aug 1 1933
M-N 960,000c__Nov 1 1931 4s
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1906.)
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1913.)
3s
F-A $40,000c___Aug 1 1932 BOND. DEBT Oct 11 1909_9346,000
40,000
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
Sinking fund
4s '07 F-A $38,500c...._Aug 1 1937 Tax valuation 1909
6,100,000
(Assessment Is h actual value.)
(Subject to call Aug 1 1917.)
Borough tax (per $1 000) 1009.514.50
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '07 F-A $1,500c_ __Aug 1 1937 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _30.50
8,916
Population in 1900
(Subject to call Aug 11917.)
INTEREST payable at the McDowell National Bank in Sharon.
SHARON SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. Whitehead, Secretary.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1909__$300,000 Assessed valuation 1908-9->M/2.336
'School tax (per $1,000) 1909_911.00
SHARON HILL. Joseph Baird, Treasurer.
This borough is In Delaware County. Incorporated March 1890.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
LOANS4s g '05 F-A $15,100c
Feb 1935
Street improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call after Feb 1920.)
Os g '92 J-D $20,000r_ __June 1912
(Subject to call after June 1 1907.) BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909.._$70,000
1/.351
4sg 06 M-S $30,000c__Mch 1 1936 Sinking fund
(Subject to call Mch 1 1926.)
Assessed valuation 1909.._ _903,765
_ _ .1037 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s '1)7 M-N 5,500c _ .
(Subject to call after 1027)
Total tax (per $1,000) '09_ _ _$81.50
Population 1000
1,058
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough 'Treasurer's office.
-All bonds, with the exception of the 5s of 1802, are free
TAX FREE.
from taxation.
SHARPSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. Robt. R. Moore, Sec.
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1907_.4,160,150
LOANS-Tax exempt.
(Assessment 75% to 80% actual val.)
School Bonds
M-N $15,000c ____1910-1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_95.00
334s
8,500
4s '05 M-N 75,0000 __MO-1932 Population in 1907 (est.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1907_595,000 INTEREST payable in Sharpsburg
STEELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. A. Peters, Secretary.
000
BOND. DEBT July 1909_ _ _$80,0001Value of school property'09_$337,
Floating debt
28.455 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$8.00
15,0011
Sinking fund
29.03 Population In 1906 (est.)
INTEREST payable at Steelton Trust Co.
STOWE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. H. Heck,
Secretary (P. 0. McKees' Rocks).
This district is in Allegheny County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ $91,900
4;63'07 F-A 550,000c ____1910-1934 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ 4,746,050
.34.51)
iSchool tax (per $1,000) 19158. .34.50
SWISSVALE. W. J. Cupples, Borough Secretary.
This borough is in Allegheny County.
LOANSWhen Due. Street Impr.& Fire Bonds
-Tax Ex.
Refunding Bonds.
4 As'08 J-J $66,000c_July 2 '10-'36
$10,000c_ _ _July 1 1917
(For maturity see V. 83, p. 990.)
4 48'07 J-J
40,000c_July 1 '221,027 BONDED DEBT Melt 1 '08 $349,000
50,000c_July 1 '32&37 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _7.915..0;06
89 010
1
INTEREST on the refunding issue Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
payable at the Swissvale Nat. Bank. Population In 1900
SWISSVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT. John S. Clapper, Secretary.
Bonds are tax-exempt. Interest payable at First Nat. Bank Swissvale.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909._ _$175,0001Assessed valuation 1909_ _$9,000,000
'School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$7.00
TAMAQUA. Samuel R. Beard, Treasurer.
This borough is In Schuylkill County. Incorporated in 1833. Bonds
are all exempt from State,.county and municipal taxation.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Loan.
Paving & Small Pox Bonds.
_s '04 ___ $20,000
33006
$24,000c_ __Aug 1 1926 BOND. DEBT Oct 2 1909__$107,000
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1911.)
Floating debt
20,000
Refunding Loan.
Assessed valuation 1908__ _2.427,500
_s '09 ___ $28,000
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Water Loan.
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1908_ __ _$22.40
_s '02 --- $35,000
Population In 1000
Population In 1900 (est.)
11, 00
760 7
2
INTEREST payable at Treasurer's office.
TARENTUM. William A. Gibson, Secretary.
This borough Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated in 1842. In Dec.
1908 an Injunction was granted restraining the borough from issuing $100.000
Shenandoah Is In Schuylkill County. All bonds frees of tax to holders. water bonds voted on June 16 1908. See V. 87, p. 1561.
When Due. BOND. F)': RI' NMI 5 '07.-51-11,300 LOANSLOANSPaving Bonds.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
Electric
$68,000
-Light Bonds.
5s
M-S $35,000_ _Sept 1 1928
1926 Tax valuation 1906
J-J 925,000
4s
3,01;4,000 Os
1922
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1908.)
M-S $15,000
(Assessment about 30% actual value)
Water Bonds
(Subject to call $1,500 yearly.)
4s
J-D $5,000__ __June 1 1932
1923-1924 City tax (per $1,000) 1906_913.00 4 }is'04 J-J $10,000_ __July 1 1934 430'04 J-J
J-J 991,300_
Os
15,000___July 1 1934
_ _ Population in 1900
_ _ 25,))0J
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
20,321
4. ',/ I
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
$7,000___July 1 1934
4s '04 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
-All above bonds are subject to call at any time.
OPTIONAL.
Is
M-S $15,000___ _Sept 1 1928 434s'06 J-D J10,000c_J'ne 1 '2610'31
SHENANDOAH SCHOOL DISTRICT
T. J. Cummings, Secretary.
(Subject to call Sept 1 1908.)
1 5,000c_ _June 1 1936
Funding Bonds.
Garbage plant bonds__ . _ _$7,500
.
Bonds issued In 1885 are exempt from all taxation; other Issues subject
is
J-D $13,000____June 1 1932 BONDED DEBT May 11199 9116,000
to State tax only. All bonds optional at any time.
4340'04 J-J
12,000_ _July 1 1934 Sinking fund
9,001
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909._ _$73,200
LOANS-(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
Assessed valuation 1908. _4.202.300
1915 Floating debt
4s '85 J-J $13,200r
800
Street Bonds.
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
10,000r
J-J
1915 Assessed valuation 190l)..3,097,895 45
4s
$2,500____June 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 190
J-D
$8.50
A-0 20,000 r
48
1917 Value school property 1908_ 165,000 Is '07 M-Isl J0,000c.May 1 '27&'32 Population in 1890
4,627
4s '04 J-D 30.000c
1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ $18.25
1 8,000c. May 1 1937 Population in 1900
5,472
I.N 1'r:t(e:sr at TILA.mi•er's utile,:
Small-Pox.
Population in 1903 (est.)
9.000
s qs'0(1 F-A $12,000 _ _ _ -Aug 1 1926 INTEREST is payable at the Taren.
SHERADEN.
,Subject to call after Aug. 1 1911.) tum Savings &Trust Co.of Tarentuns.
0) the city of Pittsburgh.
WM migcxell II I:)
Tht., 0 0
TAX EXEMPT.
-The bonds of 1907 are free of tax to holder.
SHENANDOAH.
SOMERSET. M. J. Pritts, Se3reta,ry.
Till') boron ?,* 13 III Som
When Due. I BOND. DEBT June 11 '00_950,000
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
3,000
F.oating debt
43s'09 J-J J$10,000__July 1 '10-'10 Assessed valuation 1908_1,088,435
1 15,000 __July I '20-29
SOMERSET COUNTY. E. H. Werner, Clerk County Comm.
Somerset is the county seat. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due.I Assessed valuation 1009_918,085,451
Court-House Bonds.
(Assessment about(10% actual value)
4s
M-N $:28,000c_Nov 1 '10-'34 State&Co.tax(per31,000) 1901) $6.00
(V. 79, p. 2111, for maturity.)
Population in 1900
49,461
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1009_$232,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
70.000
INTEREST Is payable at Farmers' National Bank.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Thomas Ganey, Secretary.
This borough Is In Northampton County. Incorporated Aug. 25 1865.
LOANSWhen Due.
Redemption Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
48
F-A $69,500c___ Aug 1 1016
M S$100,000c.....Sept 1 1933
48
Market Building Bonds
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1923.)
45
J-D $10.000c_June 1 '10-19
Permanent Street I mprove't Bonds BOND. DEBT Nov 10 '00.. _$308,500
4s
A•O $15,000c___Apr 1 1919 Floating debt
13,000
5,000c___Apr 1 1920 Tax valuation 1909
AO
48
6,831,665
5,000c_July 1 1921 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
J J
48
15,000c___July 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900 _ _ _917.50
J-J
4s
4s '06 A 0 75,0000___Oct 1 1936 Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000
Population In 1900
13,241
-Bonds (unless otherwise stated) are subject to call fifteen
OPTIONAL.
years from date of issue, at the option of the borough.
INTEREST at office of Borough Treasurer. All bonds are free from tax.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM SCHOOL DISTRICT. 0. R. Wilt, Superintendent.
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS$3,400
4s
J-D $30,100c_ _ _June 1 1932 Total valuation 1908
,,,850,000
(Subject to call June 1 1912.)
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ _$140,000iSchool tax (per $1.000) 1909_$7.O0
19,000
'Population In 1009 (est.)
SOUTH SHARON. H. H. Rutter, Burgess.
f ARENTUM SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. M. Kennedy, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909._ _$45,4001School tax (per 91.110) 1909_97.110
Assessed valuation 1908_ -4,202,400 I
IN CEREST payable at the People's National Bank of Tarentum.
TITUSVILLE. Charles H. Potter, Oemptroller.
This city Is In Crawford County.
charter May 23 1889.
LOANSWhen Due.
-Tax
Water Bonds
t
3e
59.4000------__ 1919
J-J
(Subject to call 1909.)
J-J
26,900c
3)45
1920
City Bonds
-Tax exempt.
J-J $15,000c
35
1919
42,300
1920
3345
___
10,500
334s
1937
6.100
J-J
304$
1914
First charter Feb. 28 1866; present
GEN. BD. D'T Apr 1 '09_9110,200
Improv't bonds (add'1)__ 55,510
Sinking fusd
40,826
Assessed yalstation 1908_ _ _2,235,692
Tax rate Ow $1.0(00) 1908_ __ _$16.00
Population la 1900
8,244
Population la 1909 (est) _ _ _ _ .10,000
INT oayalsie at Treasurer's office.
TURTLE CREEK. James M. Ament, Clerk.
This borough Is In Allegheny County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ _ $77,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_414.50
Sinking fund
7,000 Population In 1900
3,262
Assessed valuation 1909__ _4,975,000 Population In 1909(eat)
4,500
TURTLE CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. M. Cunningham, Secretary.
BOND. DEBT July ION__ $53,000J School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$7.50
Assessed valuation 1909__4,100.000i
UNIONTOWN. Charles F. Kefoven, Secretary.
This borough Is the county seat of Fayette County. Incorporated In
1706. Bonds exempt from State tax.
Funding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due
3s
Building Bonds (Tax Exempt).
M-N $32.000c___May 1 1919
06 A-0 $80,000c___Oct 1 1930 BOND. DEBT Oct 17 '09__ $311,500
Street Bonds (Tax Exempt).
Assessed valuation 1908. _ 6,400,000
'06 A-0 $50,000c__ _Oct 1 1930 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 ___525.00
is
M-N $149,500c___May I 1928 Population in 1900
7,344
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
Population In 1907 (est.)
15,000
INTEREST payable In Unlontown.
UNIONTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICI. Wm. McClelland, Secretary.
A district In Fayette County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
BONDED DEBT May 1909 $118,0001School tax rate (per $1,000)'08-$8.00
Assessed valuation 1908_ 6,434,855 Population in 1907 (est)
12.000
INTEREST payable at the Merchants' Nation'al Bank in Philadelphia
at Pittsburgh Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
and
This borough is in Mercer County. Incorporated Dec. 1901.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1900_9205,000
LOANS4}is
J-J 545.0000 _1913-1933 Assessed valuation 1909__ _4,932,390
(Part due every 5 years.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908-$21.00
4%8'04 J-J $100,000c.....July 11034 Population in 1909 (est.)
10,000
Improvement Bonds
INT. Is payable In South Sharon.
4 Ms'09 M-N $60,000May 1 1939
UPPER DARBY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-All bonds are free from tax.
TAX FREE.
This district is In Delaware County. J. Milton Lutz, Secretary.
LOANS
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1909_ $60,000
SOUTH SHARON SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. R. Maxwell. Secretary.
4 Ms'09 A-01948,000c _ _ _1911-1918 Assessed val. 1909 (about)_4,500,000
1 12,000c
Bonds are all exempt from State tax.
1919 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_9145,000
LOANS1937 Sinking fund
4;43'07 J-J $50.000o-_
29
8;97
9 0g ITENANGO COUNTY. E. K. Smiley, Clerk.
1927 Assessed valuation MIL...4.86
F-A 34,500c
Franklin is the county seat. Bonds are free from all taxes.
4}is
1933 School tax (per $1,000) 1909...$8.00 LOANSM-N 30,500c
4 }is
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_925,358,950
30.000c___Julsr 1 1938 Population in 1009 (est.)._ _ 10,000 4s
J-J $110,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'14 (Assessment about 65% actual value)
4 Xs'08 J-J
INTEREST Is payable at Colonial Trust Co. In South Sharon, or at Pitts.
Bridge Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_97.00
4s '09 M-S $85 000c Mch 1 '15-'19 Population In 1900
49,648
STEELTON. Chas. P. Feidt Borough Secretary.
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909__5195,000
INTEREST payable by County Treasurer.
This norough Is in Dauphin County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Aug 1909 $268,000
LOANSWARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT. P. W. M. Pressel, Clerk.
Water debt (Included)
Filter Plant Bonds (Tax exempt).
148,000
When Due.
Rouse Estate Bonds (Past due).
430'08 J-D $85,000_ _ _ _Dec 11023 Floating debt
21,850 LOANS-Tax exempt.
School Bonds
4s
July 1 310.000_ _Jan 1 '04-'05
Assessed valuation 1909_5,846,760
Sewer Bonds.
4s '97 J-J $49,000c_ _June 1 1937 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ $109,000
Population in 1900
48
12,086 (Subject to call $11,000
--- $35,000
every five Assessed valuation 1909_4,875,690
Population in 1009 (est.)
Water Bonds.
15,000
years beginning 1907.)
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
___ $148,000
45
,
3%6'01 J-J $50,000c__ _July 1 1931 School tax (per 91,000) 1909_912.50
INTEREST on the filter-plant bonds Is payable at the Steelton National (Subject to call $10,000 In 1921; Population In 1909 (est.)
13,540
Bank In Steelton.
120,000 In 1926.)
INTEREST Is payable In Warren.
78
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
WASHINGTON. James V. Boyd, Treasurer.
This borough is in Washington County. West Washington, with a
population of 3,700. was annexed in 1907.
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
LOANS•
r4,000c_Nov 1 1912
Paving Bonds
$15,000c. __Oct 1 1910 4s '06 M-N 15,000c__Nov 1 '13-'17
3,000c__ _Nov 1 1919
.
is
, '98 A-01 15,500c____Oct 1 1911
13,000c____Oct 1 1912 4s '05 M-N 45,000c_Nov 1 '10-'18
Sewer Bonds.
1,000c___ _Oct 1 1910
58 '98 A-0
13,000c_Oct 1 '10-'21 4s '02 A-0j530,000c_Oct 1 '18-'19
4s '99 A-0
5,000e_Oct 1 '10-'19
5,000c__ -Oct 1 1920
4s '98 A-0
10,000c_ _ _ _Oct 1 1926 48 '04 A-0 j20,000c_Apr 1 '22&'24
115.0000. ..Apr 1 1923
4s '04 A-01 15,000c__ __Oct 1 1927
110,000c.._ _Nov 1 1920
125,000c__Oct 1 '28-'32
A-0 75,000cOct 1 '13-'17 98 '06 M-N 113,000c___Nov 1 1921
3.65
115,000c...Nov 1 1925
40,000c__ _Nov '18-'21
1,40,000c_ _Nov 1 '33-'36
4s '02 M-N {30,000c_Nov '22 & '27
80,000e-__Nov '23-'26 4s '08 M-S 30,000c.Sept 1 '39-'36
Park Bonds
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 '09 $778,000
11,653,566
4s '04 A-0 $20,000c_ _Oct 1 '21-'22 Tax valuation 1909
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$12.00
7,670
Population in 1900
Population in 1908 (est.). __ 20,000
WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$2,000____Sept 1 1917
When Due.
LOANS1910-1912 4 Hs'09 M-S 148,000__Sept 1 '18-'29
M-S $10,500
4s
5,000___ Sept 1 1930
1910-1921
M-S *50,000
330
(For dates of maturity see V.139,p.613) TOTAL DEBT Men 1008 4224,/2.:
J-D •$3,500___Dec 1 1922 Assessed valuation 1907_10,517,590
3Hs
J-D • 3,000___ _Dec 1 1923 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
3Hs
5s '04 J-D •75,0000„June '14-'24 School tax (per $1,000) 1908___$8.00
Population in 1900
7,176
($25,000 due every five years.)
1
[VOL. LXXXIX.
NET DEBT Oct 4 1909_51,031,2051Tota1 tax (per $1.000) 1909__$13.51
70,000
47,356,737 Population in 1909 (est)
Total valuation 1909
(Assessment 80% actual value.) !Population in 1900 (Census) 51,721
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_$5 201
All bonds held within the State are subject to a State tax of 4 mills.
Non-residents are exempt.
INTEREST on the $375,000 4s is payable at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust
Co. in New York City; on improvement bonds of 1909 at City Treasurer's
office.
CITY PROPERTY. The city owns property valued at $800,000, exclusive of school property.
A. W. Moss. Clerk.
WILKES-BARRE SCHOOL DISTRICT
4 Hs'09 M-N $500,000c _....1913-1946
Building Bonds.
J-D $8,000c__1910-1911 BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_$195,500
__1910-1914 Assessed valuation 1908..A6,115,589
F-A 35,000c
M-S 90,000c__Sept 1 '15-18
(Assessment about full value.)
_1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _55.50
J-J
4,500
40.000c_Jan I '12-'19 Population in 1907 (est )____ .65,000
4 Hs'07 A-01 50,000c_Jan 1 '20-'29
5,500c_ _Jan 1 1925
4.500c_ Jan 1 1926
INTEREST payable at School Treasurer's office.
5s
58
4s
4s
1
WILKINSBURG, Walter Elder, Secretary.
This borough is in Allegheny County. Incorporated Oct. 5 1887.
-(Tax exempt).
Sewer Bonds
When Due.
LOANS430'02 J-D $77,000c--Dec 1 '09-'17
Street Bonds.
43s 00J-J 1520,000c___July 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909 $327,000
3,472
20,000c _July 1'15 20 Floating debt
20,171
4!.4s 97M-S 54,000c_ _Mch 1 '10-'18 Sinking fund
• Free from tax.
18,714,000
-lu Tax valuation 1909
4s '00 M-S 20,000c_Mch 1 '10,
WASHINGTON COUNTY. H. R.Campbell, Clerk Co. Corn. 3 Hs '00 J-J 73,0000_July 10'10-.30 (AssessItiellt about SO% act'l value.)
J-J 50,000c_July 1 '14-'34 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_517.00
Washington is the county seat. State tax on court-house bonds, 4% 4s '04
4,662
in 1890
Fire Department Bonds.
bridge bonds and funding 4s is paid by the county; State tax on road bonds 3 16s '01M- NI $10 000e_Nov 1 '10-'21 Population in 1900
11,886
Population
and bridge 4 Hs is paid by holder.
18,300
INTEREST payable at WilkInsburg. Population in 190) (est.)
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS1910-1912
$12,000
-House and Jail Bonds.
Court
1913-1914 WILKINSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. M. H. Henning, Secretary.
12,000
:
1 11 9 2
$133920,,,000000000! ________190911910 4s '09 ___
1915-1919 LOANS,000
$5,980
When Due. Sinking fund
Road Bonds
___1913-1915
54,000r _"
4s g '08 M-N $50,0000_Nov 16'14-'38 Assessed valuation 1909...18,660,000
1916 4s '04 M-S $30,000c_Sept 1 10-'12 48 '08 M-N 102,000c_ _Nov 16 1938 School tax (per 81,000) 1909_57.50
1917 4s '05 J-D 40,000c_June 1 '10-'13 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_4359,000 Population '09(est.) _18,000 to 20,000
20,000r
1918
8,000c___Apr 1 1013
4s '98 F-A 21,000r
INTEREST on issue of 1890 payable at Third National Bank, Pittsburgh;
1919
18,000c___Apr 1 1919
22,000r
Bank, New York; on all others at First
46,000r ____1920-1921 4s '06 F-A 13,000c___Apr 1 1915 on issue of 1898 at Chase National
13
_-__1922-1923
12,000c___Apr 1 1910 National Bank, Willtinsburg.
50.000r
9,000c___Apr 1 1917
54,000r ____1924-1925
14
26 98 '07 F-A 10.000e_May 1 '15 '16 WILLIAMSPORT. William H. Kiess, Comptroller.
34,000r
6,,001e.
91100,000)000 .May 1 '17-'25
'
19
25.000r_Dec Si '10Tilts city Is the capital of Lycomlng County . Bonus ars, exempt from
1913-1917 all taxes. Incorporated Jan. 25 1866.
31 '15-'19
1918-1919 LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909_$606,200
J-D 90,000r_Dec 31 '20-'25
4e '01
16,415
1920-1926
1 7
;Assessment debt (add'I)__
60,000r_Dec 31 '26-'28 45 '08 F-A 35,000
Improvement Bonds.
105,573
19,000
50,000r_Dec 31 '29-'30
330'05 MN $29.000c___Nov 1 1935 Sinking fund
1928
14,131,272
20,000
Bonds.
Tax valuation 1909
to call Nov 1 1915.)
(Subject
Bridge
1910-1926
34,000
$12,0000_July 1 '12-'15
(Assessm't about -5 actual value.)
Grafius Run Bonds.
1927-1928 Is
12,000c_July 1 '16-'18 98 '09 A-0 16,000
F-A $68,700c___Aug 1 1922 City tax (per $1,000) 1909___$13.50
,
1929-1930
,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_$26.50
(Subject to call Aug 1 1912.
1
430'08 J-J 0 20, 00c_July 1 '19-'22
113,000c_July 1 '23-'24 BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_ $1,237,000
Population in 1900 (Census) _ _28,757
Refunding Bonds.
39,000
40,000c..July 1 '25-'28 Assessed valuation 1909_108,000,000 3s
.361-S5495,000c___Sept 1 1929 Population in 1909 (est)
__1911-1930 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.50
INTEREST paid by City Treasurer
(Subject to call Sept 1 1909.)
4s'08 M-N 125,000c
_(See V. 87, pi 637, for maturity.) Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ 127,000
'
INTEREST on the 43 of 1898 Is payable at Union Trust Co., Pittsburg
WILLIAMSPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT, W. M. Dletrick, Secretary.
on all other Issues at the County Treasurer's office.
Bonds are tax free to holders.
$18,500
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANSWAYNESBURG. W. H. Sutton, Secretary.
48
J-D $30,000c___Dec 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1009_ 14,121,272
This borough is in Greene County. Incorporated in 1816.
6,500c_ _ ..Feb 1 1912 (Assess't about A to 2-3 actual val.)
F-A
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909..$3,000,000 48
LOANSBOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909__$36,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_58.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 190t__$19.0()
Funding and Paving Bonds.
INTEREST payable at West Branch National Bank, Williamsport.
2.544
5s '07 ,J-D $56,500_ __J& D '09-'37 Population In 1900
5,000
in 1909 (est.)
Population
(See V. 85. p. 1539 for maturity.)
YORK. C. H. Stallman, Comptroller.
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909.. $145,000
York Is the capital of York County. Incorporated as borougn Sept. 21
1787; as city Jan. 11 1887. Several suburban districts were annexed
WEST CHESTER. W. S. Underwood, Treasurer.
The bonds mentioned below are tax-exempt.
This borough is the capital offChester County. Incorp. In March 1799. early in 1900.
Fire Department Bonds
When Due.
LOANSWhen Due.
LOANS2 200
:
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909._ $107532 4s '03 ____ $37,000_1918, '23&'33 330'02 F-A $30,000c_ _Feb 1 1932
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1922)
Highway Improvement Bonds
1929 Sinking fund
A-0 *12,1000
3s
1916 30'03 M-N $18,000c_blay 1 1933
(Subject to call on 60-days' notice.) Total assessed val., 1909_ _8,017,584 98 '96 A-0 57,500c__ _Oct 1
(Subject to call after May 1 1923.)
(Subject to call after 1906.)
A-0 $8,000c._ _Apr 1 1933 (Assessment about 90%actual value)
314s
1920 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1909 $588,000
1 1.0( s
e)
Total tax (per11 0 000 t3908_ .$17.00 3;0'00 A-0 $90,500c
call before maturity.)
(Subject to
20,792
Floating debt
after 1910.)
(Subject to call
Population in
10,600
Water Bonds.
152,300
9,524 30'03 F-A $65,000c__Aug 1 1933 Bonds held in slnking fund
1927 Population in 1900
J-J $31,300c
*Hs
20,854,422
Tax valuation 1908.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1923.)
notice.) All taxes on bonds are paid by the
(Subject to call on 60 days'
(Assessment about 2-3 actual val.)
Sewer Bonds
borough
Redemption Bonds.
$200,000c_ Dec 1 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ .$18.50
INTEREST payable by Borough
1927
A-0 $52,200c
350
48 '03 J-DI 130 000c Dec 1 '23-'28 Population in 1900 (Census)-.33,654
(Subject to call on 60 days' notice.) Treasurer.
INTEREST is payable at York.
70,000c_Dec 1 1933
WEST CHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. Dowlin, Treasurer.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
$10,000
330'05 A-0$119,000c_ _Oct 1 1935 Sinking fund
_ _7,681,053 YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. N. Crlder, Secretary
(Subject to call $60,000 after 1907 Assessed valuation
1909When Due. 4s '04 J-D $38,000c...Tune 1 '10-'18
Schooi tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ 59.00 LOANSand $60,000 after 1920.)
10,000
($30,000e&rJ'ne 1 '10-15 (Redeemable $2,000 June 1 1909,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $119,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
83,000 June 11911, $5,000 on J'ne
48 '97 J-D1 98,000c&rrne 1 '16-23
INTEREST is payable at the Farmers' National Bank Westchester.
1 from 1912 to 1918 inclusive.)
27,000c&rJ'ne 1 '24-26
TAX FltEE.-Bonds arc free from all taxes.
$15,000c.July 1'16'19'20
26,000r__J'ne 1 '26-'27
3.000c___July 1 1924
WEST HOMESTEAD. R. Wenzel, Chairman Fin. Corn.
4s '99 J-D1 14,000r_ _June 1 1928
5,0000._ _July 1 1925
50,000c&r_July 1 1933 3.65s'06J-J
3 Hs'03 J-J
This borough is in Allegheny County.
20,000c_July 1 '21-'22
Grading & Pay. Bds.(Tax Exempt) (Subject to call after July 1 1928.)
iVhen Due.
LOANS4,000c_ _July 1 1923
J-D $67.500e
4s
3)0'02 M-N 53,000c_ _May 1 1922
Funding & Fire Alarm Bonds
1910-1934 BOND.DEBT Sept 28 '08_ $120,000 (Subject to call after May 1 1907.) BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $389,000
4%8'08 ____ $25,000
22,012
23.503 434s'08 J-J $56,0000 _Jan 1 1938 Sinking fund
Floating debt
Sewer Bonds (Tax Exempt).
Assessed valuation 1009.20,854,421
Assessed valuation 1908_ _2,379,600
(Subject to call Jan 1 1918.)
J-D $36,000c
48
actual value.)
(Assessment
Munk. Bldg. Bonds (Tax Exempt). (Assessment about 80% actual vali,e)
_5,. 0
School tax (per $1,000' 1909 457000
Borough tax (per $1,000)'08_410.00
J-D $11,000c
43
Population In 1909 (est.)
Population In 1907 (est.)
4,000
INTEREST on bonds of 1902 payable at °nice of City Treasurer;on coupon
INTEREST Is payable at the Homestead Savings Bank & Trust Co.
bonds of 19,i3 at Northern Trust Co., Philadelphia; on bonds of 1909, 1006
WESTMORELAND COUNTY. J. D. Hitchman, Comp.
and 1908 at It. Kleybolte & Co., New York; on issue of 1897 at the
County seat is Greensburg. Bonds of 1909 are exempt from all taxation. Corn Exchange Nat. Bank, Philadelphia.
When Due. BOND.DEBT May 24 '09.$1,000,000
LOANSTotal assessed val, 1909_132,186,132
Funding Bonds.
C. B. King, Clerk County Comm.
48 '09 J-J $500,000c___July 1 1934 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09 $4.00 YORK COUNTY.
York is the county seat.
(Subject to call $125,000 every five
Bridge Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS(years beginning July 1 1914.)
1932
330'02 M-N $39 000
Court-House Bonds
WEST PITTSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. H. Foster, Sec. 4s '98 A-05166.250_ _ _ _ .1910-1928 Jail-Improvement Bonds. 31 1911
1910-1929 48 '06 J J $100.000_ _ Dec
3.658'99M-S 142.500
This district (P. 0. Pittston) is in Luzerne County.
BOND. DEBT May 19 1909 $716,000
Refunding Bonds.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_ $53,000
LOANS68,142
1010-1030 Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1909.. 2,978,794 3 Hs'00 J D $125.000
____ $6,000
_s
Assessed valuation 1908_ _55,024,086
,
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 36 actual value.)
High School Bonds.
1912-1932 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$5.00
430'08 J-D $47,000c___Dec 1 1938 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_810.00 3;0'02 M-N $154,000 ..•
Population in 1900
118.413
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1913.) Population 1909 (est.)_6,500 to 7,000
INTEREST on $6,000 Issue payab e at the First National Bank of Pittston; on $47,000 issue at People's Union Savings Bank, Pittston.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
1
I
WILKES-BARRE. F. Goeringer, Comp.; D.L. Hart,Treas.
Wilkes-Barre is in Luzerne County. Incorporated May 14 1871.
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions in
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSthe State of Pennsylvania which are not represented among the foregoing
F-A $80,000c_Feb 1 '10-19 detailed reports. We add the population from the U. S. Census of 1900.
3s
Bonds.
City Improvement
F-A 90.000c_ _Feb 1 '20-29
J-D $90.000c__June 1 1927 3Hs
Popu4 Hs
Tax
Bonded Ploattng Assessed
Street Paving Bonds
(Redeemable in part 1907,1012, 1917
Valuatton. Bate. lotion.
Debt.
Debt.
$13.000c_ May 1 1914
58 '09 J-J
1900
and 1922.)
$
M-N $30,000 c____1919-1929 (Subject to call after May 1 1910.)
43s
50,000 11,391 11,614,291 4.00 34,496
20,5000_Jan 1 '10-'14 Adams County
($10.000 due every 5 years on May 1.) 5s '09 J-J
4,000 2,584,050 5.75
42,000
Alliance (Borough), Berko Co
27,500c
J-J
1913
F-A $80,000c__Aug 1'10-29 5s
3s
4,000 2,584,050 5.75
18,500c
J-J
1914 Alliance (B), Northampton Co 42,000
48
J-J 375,000c_ _Yrly to 1935 5s
8,438
6,200 1,320,582 9.00
($15,000 yearly to 1923, $16,000 yrly GEN. BD. DEBT Oct 4'09 $989,000 Ashland (B.), Schuylkill Co_ ___ 71,200 18.868 2,657.990 6.00
1,231
Aspinwall (Bor.). Allegheny Co. 63,000
85,500
to 1932 and $20,000 yrly to 1935.) Assessment debt
2,15,1 4,121,580 x8.00
48,000
10,150 Avalon School District
15,000c_ _ _June 1 1913 Floating debt
4.106
1 '14-'28 TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 1909 1,084,650 Bangor (B.). Northampton Co_ 93,000 . 350 2,500,000 7.00
40'09 J-D1{35,000c_June
511,980
4,000
38,000
53.945 Barnesboro School District_
80,000c_June 1 '29-'38 Sinking fund
Nov., 1909.]
DELAWARE-DEBT OF STATE.
Bonded
Debt.
Bedford County
56,000
Blakely (Boro.)
*25,383
Bloomsburg (T.), Columbia Co.•78,855
Bradford School District
42,000
Bridgeport (Boro.), Montg. Co_•31.821
Bridgeville (B.), Allegheny Co_ 43,000
40,000
Bridgeville School District
45,000
Bristol Twp., Bucks Co
47,500
Bristol School District
Brownsville Boro. Sch. Dist-. 35,000
155,000
Butler County
California, Washington County_ 30,0)0
Camb'geSpgs.(B.),CmwfordCo. 48,500
29,500
Cameron County
52,000
Carbon County
Carbondale (C.), Lackaw. Co__ 54,000
Carbondale School District ____•71,919
Carlisle (B.), Cumberland Co_ _112,700
33,350
Carlisle School District
Catasauqua (Bor.). Lehigh Co_ 31.400
Chartiers (Twp), Allegheny Co_ 25,000
Chartiers Township Sch. Dist__ 91,154
Cheltenham Twp.. Sch. Dist_ _ _140,000
141,000
Clairton School District
60,6n0
Clearfield County
Clearfield Co. Poor District
_ 28,000
Clearfield Scnool District
85.125
Clifton H'ghts (13or.),Delaw.Co. 20,500
Clinton County
104,500
Coal Twp. School District
64,021
Colwyn (Boro.) Delaware Co__ 26,600
Conshohocken (Bor.). Mont'gCo 53.000
Danville (B.), Montour Co
129.000
Darby (Bor.), Delaware Co_
56,500
Darby School District
78,500
Delaware County
175,000
Dorrancetown, Luzerne Co____ 41,500
Diavosburg School District___- 38,000
Du Bois (B.), Clearfield Co_ __ _191,500
207,000
Du 13ots School District
Dunbar Twp. School District__ 27.000
East Wash'n (Bor.), Wash. Co_ 55,900
Elizabeth (Boro.), AlleghenyCo 35,000
Ellwood City School District.- 45,000
63,000
Fayette County
Ford City (B.), Armstrong Co- 56,000
Gallitzin (Boro.), Cambria Co__ 26,500
Gettysburg (Boro.) Adams Co- 31,000
24,400
Girardville School District
Glentleld (B), Allegheny Co__ 30,900
Greenville (Boro.), Mercer Co_.. 43,500
Grove City (B.), Mercer Co---- 51,500
43.000
Grove City School District
Harmony Twp. School Dist_ _ _ _103,797
Hays Sch. Dist., Allegheny Co_ 35,000
Hollidaysburg (B.), Blair Co_ -_ 70,000
Huntingdon County
95,000
Indiana County
48,200
Ingram (B.), Allegheny Co____ 85.000
Jeannette(B.) West.morelandCo.138,000
Jefferson County Poor District_ 75,000
Jenkintown (Bor.), Montg. Co._•37,000
Jersey Shore School District__ •39,000
Jersey Shore (Bor.), Lyco'g Co_ 68,000
Juniata (Boro.)
76,000
Juniata County
73,748
Kane (Boro.), McKean Co
55,500
Kennett Sq.(Boro.).Chester Co 32,000
Lansdowne School District_ ___ 61,000
Leechburg (13.), Armstrong Co_ 28,000
Lehighton (B.), Carbon. Co_ _ 67,000
Ligonier School District_ _ _
'32,000
Lititz (Boro.), Lancaster Co_ _ _ 33,200
Mahanoy City(13),Schuylkill Co_104.500
Mahanoy City Sch. Dist
44,000
Mechan'sb'g(Bor.),Cumber.Co_ 33,125
Media (T.), Delaware County__ 95,000
Mercer (Boro.), Mercer Co
36,000
Meyersdale School District.... 49,000
Middletown (for.),Dauphin Co. 44.300
Mlddletown School District_ _ _ _ 35,000
Midland (B.), Beaver County__ 30,000
Mifflin County
55.000
Midvale (B). Allegheny Co_ _ _167 650
Milton (Boro.),N'thumb'I'd Co_ 48,500
Milton School District
27,000
Monaca (IL), Beaver County__ 78,909
Monongahela C.), Wash'ton Co- 59,000
Monroe County
33,500
MontoursvIlle S.D.
,Lycom'g Co. 35,000
MtCarmcl (C.). Northumb'd Co.158,900
Nanticoke (Boro.), Luzerne Co. 59,251
Nanticoke School District
81.000
New Brighton (B.), Beaver Co_ 69,500
NewKensington(B), Westm Co.109,000
New Kensington Sch. District__ 75,500
Newport Twp. Sch. DiSt
31,500
Northampton (B.), Northam.Co 72,000
Oxford (Boro.), Chester Co.... 57,000
Parnassus, Westmoreland Co-'44,100
187,170
Perry County
Pitcairn (B.), Allegheny Co..._ 60,200
.Plymouth Sch. D., Luzerne Co_ 48,500
Potter County
73.000
Potter County Poor District_ _ _ 40,000
Pottstown (B.), Montgom. Co. 50,000
Pottstown Sch. Dist
65,000
Prospect Park(B.), DelawareCo. 41.700
Radnor Township School Dist.- 43,000
Renovo School District
32,900
Ridgway, Elk Co
109,000
Ridgway School District
87,500
Royersford School District__ 27,000
Sayre (B.), Bradford County__ 39,500
Sharpsburg (B.), Allegheny Co_ 90,000
ShIppensburg (Bor.) Cumb'dCo.*61.700
Slatington School Dist
30,000
Snyder County
27.000
Souderton(Bor.),Montgom'yCo. 36.700
South Fork School District__ _ 43,000
Southw. Greensb'g, Westm. Co. 52,400
Stroudsburg (B.), Monroe Co__ 52,000
Sunbury (B.), Northumb'd Co_ 73,550
Taylor S. D., Lackawanna Co__ 40,000
Tyrone (Boro.), Blair Co
38,500
Union City (Boro.), Erie Co
49,618
Union City School District_
34,500
Union County
58,700
Verona (Boro.), Allegheny Co
71,300
Warren (B.), Warren County_155,000
Waynesboro (B.), Franklin Co_ 74.500
Waynesboro School District__ 45,000
West Homestead School Dist_ 27,000
Whitehall Twp.School District_ 50,000
Wilmerding (Boro.), Allegh. Co. 53,500
Wilmerding School District-- 35,000
aWyomIng County
39,200
Wyomissing School District
22,000
Floating
Debt.
Assessed
Tax
Valuation Rate.
None 10,027.489 c7.00
936,000
2,650,000 9.00
Nano, 5,100,000 11.00
Population.
1900
39,468
79
State of Delaware.
ITS
3,097
1,150,000
400 1,175,255 z6.00
3,500 1,004,416 7.50
None 2,395,135 x7.50
678,250x12.00
None
None 24,380,565 c4.75
725.)'0a20.00
5,000
927,000 16.00
510
2,080 1,302,541c10.00
6,263,750 10.00
409 3,059.361 9.00
2,928,483 15.00
None 3,458,108 6.70
7.00
1,858.410 7.00
4,798,900
4,801.270
9,575,285 6.00
None 4,182,664 x7.50
N ale 9.181.512 c7.50
9,181,512
Non.; 2,965.155 z9.00
1,600.000 16.20
14f3iie 7,201,461 c7.00
6.170
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
2,050
State Capital
Dover
Governor (term expires Jan. 1913)_ __ _Simeon S. Pennewill
Sec'y of State (term expires with Gov.) __ _Wm. T. Smithere
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1911)
David 0. Moore
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1911)
Theodore F. Clark
1,397
56,962
1,495
7,048
44,510
13,536
9,628
3,963
80.614
80,614
2,330
28,685
527,600 ____
1,226
3,50
2,966,595 7.50
8,042
None 2,378,672 8.00
None 2,000,000 21.00
3,429
2,348.000z10.01)
75,831,444 c3.50
26,987 3,164,176
None 1,000,000z12.00
2,900,000 ---0.375
N.
-no 3,019,890z16.50
1,000 4,535,1;44x8.00
None 1,532,000 8.00
1,051
5,231 1,088,989 10.00
1,866
None 1,500,000 z14.00
60,290,984 4.00 110,412
865,385 ___
2,870
1,912
552,230 ____
2,759
None 1,114,000 17.00
3,495
12,343 4,300,000 21.00
10,000 2,350,000 11.00
22,000 1,128,056 28.00
2,350
900,000 14.50
3,801,305 10.00
687,940
10,000 1,500,000 5.50
4,000 7,482,470 9.00
5.00
5,500 2,054,550 7.75
1,103 3,450,000 9.00
13,654.000
1,362.150 10.00
1.010,000z12.50
1,080,000
None 1,500,000a23.50
None 4,540,053 6.00
28,000 2,003,670 3.50
None 1,000,000 6.00
360 3,117,442x10.00
555,890 19.50
None
14,123
660,906 46.00
465,000 12.00
None
878 685 a6.00
17,006 2.217,081a33.00
2,163,666 15.50
None 1.735,544 9.00
12,000 2,478,253 8.00
783,000 9.50
14,100
900,000 17.00
2,200 1,600,000 23.50
None 1,600,000z10.00
861,965 4.50
500
10,000 10,343,065 15.00
None 4,200.000 14.00
5,625 2,285,774 10.25
None 2,280.796 12.50
5,183 1,496,000a13.00
None 26,313,550 10.00
5,315 7,500,000 5.00
None
551,721 13.00
None 3,014,730 13.00
8.199 6,350,000 5.50
None 6,250,000 7.75
3,000 3,493,425 10.00
2,000 3,700,000 7.50
5,350,000x10.00
None 6,611,383
14,000 4,767,841
4,100 1,100,001) 19.00
1,506,540
8,048,151 c7.00
12,422 2,275,430 6.00
None 3,625.613 7.00
None 10.000,000 9.00
None 10,00 ).000 3.00
8,248 6,700,000 6.00
40,785 6,771,715 x7.00
823,920 20.50
None
None 7,588,273 5.00
None
750,000x17.00
3,436 1,786,595 15.00
1,789,500
1,950
0.00
None 3,300,000 3.00
4,188,850 6.00
866,270 10.00
3,000 1,468.443x10.00
None 4,027,148 4.50
4,000
764,785 9.00
779.569x15.00
9.000
899,095 18.00
1,230 1,648,815 7.00
7,000 4,100,000a24.00
None 2,900,000x16.00
4,200 2,128,420 25.00
None
789,982 11.00
N ne
781.082z10.00
None 8,008,248 4.00
1,800 1,811.160 10.00
4,460,000 12.00
1,785,764 28.00
1,782,500 12.00
None 2,208,420 4.50
8,000 3,585,000 z6.00
15,000 3,028,640 7.30
None 3,968,000 8.00
4,814
2,998
34,650
5,865
2,091
16,054
4,629
1,637
13,504
3,841
3,075
1,804
5,608
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday In
January, and pay Is limited to 60 days.
HISTORY OF DEBT.
-The historical details of Delaware's State debt
from 1865 to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of
April 1894. page 72. The present extent and condition of the debt and
resources of the State are given below, showing that Delaware now holds
good assets more than equaling its labilities.
LOANSWhen Due. LOANSWhen Due
Cer. to Delaware College.
Farm Purchase Bonds.
68 '77 J-J $83.000
Perpetual 4s '07 J-J $20,000c___July 1 1917
Del. College Exper. Farm(Tax-free)
To School
4s '09 J-J $10,000c___July 1 1919 6s '06 July1 Fund.
$178,785___July 1 1931
Refunding Bonds(Tax exempt).
Refunding.
4s '07 J-D $230,000c__June 1 1932 3s '97 J•D$245.000____Dec 1 1927
Hospital Bonds
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1922.)
4s '07 J-J $40.000c___July 1 1927
(Subject to call Jan 1 1917.)
INTEREST.
-On bonds of 1906 Is payable at the office of School Fund
Trustee; refunding bonds of 1897 at the Philadelphia National Bank In
Philadelphia; on $250,000 4s at the Farmers' Bank of Dover* on Hospital
and farm-purchase 4s and 10,000 4s at the Farmers' Bank In Wilmington.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.
-The total liabilities on Oct. 1 1909 were $806,785.
The assets on Oct. 1 1909 were (approximately) $1,600,000: assets in excess
of liabilities (approximately), $783,215. The total assets Include bank
stocks, $769,622 (market value); mortgages on railroads, $385,000; bonds.
6198,785; real estate, $83,000, and cash in treasury (approximately).
$163,593.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The total assessed valuation of the State In
1909 was :,86,306,694. No tax is levied for general State purposes.
DEBT LIMITATION.- Neither the new Constitution (adopted June 4
1897) nor the State statutes contain any general provisions authorizing bond
issues or limiting the debt-making power, except that the new Constitution
(1) Forbids the State (Article 8, Sec. 3) to borrow money or create debt.
"but pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly passed with the concurrence of three-fourths of all the members elected to each House, except
to supply casual deficiencies, repel invasion, suppress insurrections, defend
the State In war or pay existing debts."
(2) Forbids any county, city, town or other municipality (Article 8.
Sec. 8) to "lend its credit or appropriate money to, or assume the debt of,
or become a shareholder or joint owner in, or with, any private corporation
or any person or company whatever."
(3) Forbids any corporation (Article 9, Sec. I) to be created. &c., by
Special Act. "but only by or under general law"; "but the foregoing provisions shall not apply to municipal corporations, banks." &c.
The above Indicates that the authority as regards municipalities [except
as already specified in number (2)1 rests with the General Assembly, and the
General Assembly always passes Special Acts to provide for special occasions and needs.
POPULATION OF STATE.
1900
184.735 1860
112,216 1820
72,740
1890
168,493 1850
91,532 1810
72.674
1880
146.608 1840
78,085 1800
64,273
1870
125,015 1830
76,748 1790
59,096
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF DELAWARE.
DOVER. George E. Dawson, Chairman Finance Committee.
This town Is In Kent County.
LOANSWhen Due.1 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $120,000
Street and Improvement Bonds. I Assessed valuation 1909_2,503 500
4 175
.
.
4%8'09 A-0 $75,000c_Oct 1 1959 Population In 1900
3,329
2,008 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1929.) , Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 payable at Farmers' Bank of Dover.
5,173
21,161
KENT COUNTY. John T. Buckson, Treasurer.
1- .179
3
County scat is Dover.
12,116 LOANSWh3n Due.I Floating debt certificates__ _630,500
County Bonds-(Tax Exempt).
I Total assessed val. 1909._14,657,612
6,820 4s
M-N $40,000c
1913 (Assessment about 70% actual val.)
4,005 BOND. DEBT May 1909_ _ _ 440,0001County tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$5.50
I Population in 1900 (Census)_32,782
INTEREST is payable at the Farmers' Bank Dover.
2,032 NEWARK. Samuel B. Herdman, Treasurer.
Newark is in New Castle County. Incorporated 1852: re-Incorporated
26,263 1887. Bonds are tax exempt.
2,601 LOANS
Due. Floating debt
.
.
V
Refunding Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909._._ 7g01 9
25
3
30,621 48
JD $35,000c
1926 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Town tax (per $1,000) 1909_610.00
Electric Light.
Population in 1900
Is
J-D $2 500e
1918 Population in 1909 (est.)
3, 0
1 8213
0
1.050 BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1909__$37,500
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Newark. Delaware.
NEW OASTI4E COUNTY. P. Chandler, Comptroller.
County seat Is Wilmington. The county's bonds are all tax-exempt.
,
LOANSWhen Du,,
Bridge Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '93 g M-N $40.000_Sept 1 '10-13
20,000r July I '14-15
J-J
6,842 4s '97 J-D$150,000r___Dec 1 '10-24 4s
Funding Debt.
Refunding Court House Loan.
3,228
1 0 00 2J_ uuy 1 1 1 10
J-J )869:0000; Jliy '14- 2
1910 3%s
5.000
;9
.7-D fr10.000r
4.5,
1911
17,304
Work House Bonds.
1912
10.000r
1,077
1913 4s '05 J-J $4 ).000r___July 1 1925
2.000r
831 4isg'08J-Df 90.000c_ Dec 1 '35-'40 4s '05 J-.I 100.000c__ _July 1 1930
1100,000c-Dec 1 '41-'45 TOTAL DEBT Oct 27 '09 $961,000
3,450
Highway Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909. 57,822,041
9,810
J$50,000c_June 1 '26-'30 (Asses m't about 4-5 actual value.)
4 A g '07
,
1 60,000c _June 1 '31-'34 County tax (per $1.000) 1909 .$6.50
5,847
97.182
3,104 4s g '09 J-J 150.000c_July 1 '45-'49 Population In 1890..
145 000c July 1 '50-'52 Population In 1900 (Censual_109.697
45,000c_July 1 '53-'55 Population in 1909 (est.)
4s g '09 J-J
_145.000
17,139
The workhouse bonds, while issued and guaranteed by the county, are
1,904
8.043 a charge upon the Trustees of New Castle County Workhouse. Interest
5,396 and principal are payable by Trustees.
INTEREST is payable at Wilmington.
23,160
6,736
6,175
SUSSEX COUNTY. Jabez T. Wiley, Clerk of Peace.
Georgetown is the county seat. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_613.827.041
LOANSJ-.1 $3R.000c. _July 1 '10-'22 (Assessment about actual value.)
17,152 48
5,000 3.500,000 8:66
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909......$38,000 County tax (per $1.000) 1909..65.00
Floating debt
13.013 Population in 1890_
38,647
• Figures are for total debt. c County tax. 1 State and county tax. Total assets
45.833 Population In 1900
42,276
a Total tax. x School tax.
INTEREST is payable at the Farmers' Bank. Georgetown.
4,179
MARYLAND-DEBT OF STATE.
80
WILMINGTON. J. Harvey Spruance, Mayor; Howard D.
Ross, Treas.; C. Sherburne Rice, City Auditor.
This city Is In New Castle County
Water Bonds-(Continued).
When Due.
LOANS45 '08 A-0 $25,000_-_Oct 12 1921
Park Loan.
125,000____May 1 1921
1$2,700____Apr 1 1915
60,000__ __May 1 1922
5,800____Oct 1 1915 4s g '09 s-a
115,000_..May 1 1923
330'86 A-0 40,800____Apr 1 1916
Street and Sewer Bonds
47,500__ _Oct 1 1916
39,000_ _Apr 1 1917 4s '08 A-0j 68.200r__ _Apr 1 1931
1 31,800r___Oct 1 1931
14,200____Oct 1 1917
160,200____Oct 1 1931
43 '08 A-0 35,000..___ Oct 1 1930
45 '09 A-0 194,750__Apr 1 1932
Water Bonds
j 97,600_ __ _Oct 1 1932
as '75 M-S J$3.00 __ Sept 1 1910
t22,450__Apr 1 1933
12,500____Sept 1 1911
Sinking Fund Bonds (Outstanding
(13,700____Oct 1 1914
Oct. 1 1909).
33s'83 A-0 134,700____Apr 1 1915
111,600____Oct 1 1915 4s&5s A-051,041,150 _ _1909-1931
4s '05 J-D 200,000____June 1 1910 (Part due each April 1 and Oct. 1.)
I 7,400____Oct 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_$3,307,050
50,423,963
4Ms'83 A-0 135,700____Apr 1 1914 Valuation 1909
1914
(Personal property not taxed.)
4s '83 A-01 18,000__Oct 1 '19-'20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_$15.00
76.508
Oct 1 1921 Population in 1900
1 7,000
95,000
(120,000c_May 1 '10-'13 Population In 1909 (est.)
g '07 M-Ni 160,000c May 1. '14-'17
is
1150,000c_May 1 '18-'20
-All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
FREE.
NTE LEST on water 4s of 1907 is payable at the Union National Bank
of 'XII milgton; on all other loans at the office of the City Treasurer.
WILMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Harry J. Guthrie, Secretary.
When Due BOND. DEBT Oct 14 1909 $145,000
LOANS10 000
$30,000c.. Nov '10-'11 Mortgage debt 5%
45
430'07 M-N 60,000c_May 1 '13-'15 Assessed valuation 1908 .50.230,740
(per $1,000) 19001_54.90
430'08 J-D 20,000c___June 1 1916 School tax
20,000c__ _May 1 1919
4318'09
INTEREST Is payable at the Union National Bank of Wilmington.
I
VOL. LXXXTX.
-There are In this State general
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS.
banking laws under which savings banks may be organized, but a number
of the savings Institutions have been Incorporated under special charter.
However, In both the general and special laws there appears to be a pretty
general authority granted for investing the deposits. The general law
states that
Any savings institution incorporated under this article shall be capable
of receiving from any person or persons, or bodies corporate or politic, any
deposit of money which shall be invested or loaned out on good security in the
discretion of the directors; provided that no part of the funds of said corporation shall be loaned to any officer or director of such corporation.
In a special charter granted to the Germania Savings Bank of Baltimore In
1890, the power to loan the deposits Is made a little more definite. The section referring to that subject states that the "corporation shall have power to
borrow money, receive money on deposit, loan money. taking such secur"fly therefor, either real or personal, as the Board of Directors may deem
"sufficient, provided that no part of the funds of said corporation shall be
"loaned to an officer or director thereof."
We cannot discover any marked difference In the two provisions cited
except that the enactment In the case of the Germania Savings Bank states
distinctly that the security can be either real or personal. But as much
as that would, we think, be assumed as authorized under the general provision. since no limit is made and loaning on bond and mortgage is always
a legitimate part of the business of savings banks.
POPULATION OF STATE
687,04911820
1,188.04411860
1900
583,034 I 1810
1,042.39011850
1890
470,019 I 1800
1880
934.94311840
447,040,1790
1870
780894:1830
Of the total population in 1880 22.49% was colored; In 1890
and In 1900 19.8%. In number, blacks were 165,091 in 1850;
In 1860; 175 391 in 1870; 210,230 in 1880; 218,004 In 1890 and
In 1900.
407,350
380,546
341,548
319,728
20.92%
171,131
235,064
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
State of Maryland.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
ALLEGANY COUNTY. Angus Ireland, Clerk.
County seat is Cumberland. Bonds are exempt from State and municiDEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
pal tax.
When Due. (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
One of Original Thirteen LOANS- Bonds.
Admitted as a State
County tax (per 51,000) 1909_510.30
Refunding
41,571
12,210 3115 A-0$160,000c _Oct 1 '10- 25 Population in 1890
Total area of State (square miles)
53,694
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '09..5170,000 Population in 1900
55 000
Annapolis Tax valuation 1909
27,281,056 Population In 1909 (est.)
Capital
State
INTEREST is payable at Mercantile Trust & Deposit Co. of Baltimore.
Governor (term exp. 2d Wed. Jan., 1912)_Austin L. Crothers
Sec'y of State (term exp. with Gov.)_N. Winslow Williams ANNAPOLIS. Gordon H. Claude, Mayor.
of Anne
This city Is
Murray Vandiver Nov. 22 1708.the county seat 1796. Arundel County. Charter granted
Treasurer (term expires Jan., 1910)
Incorporated
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 14 1909 $165,000
expires Jan., 1910)____Joshua W. Hering LOANStionantroll ‘r (term
26,841
Sinking fund
.Tune
ITS
1 1913
J-D $20 000c_
5s
(55,000 every 5 years to June 11928.) Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _4,03;,198
59.00
Permanent Improvement Bonds. City tax (per 51,000) 1908
8,525
J-J $48,000c___July '10-'20 Population In 1900
4s
J-J
72,000c__'31,'41 &'50 Population in 1908 (est.)____12,000
of Maryland's State debt 45
-The historical details
HISTORY OF DEBT.
Street Improvement Bonds.
from 1824 up to 1893 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of 4s g '06 Oct $25,000c_ _Oct 1 '11-31 INTEREST Is payable at Farmers'
kprli 1893. pages 72 and 73.
National Bank. Annapolis.
($5,000 every five years.)
-Principal
-Interest-LOANSRate. Payable. When Due. Outstand'y.
Name and Purpose.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. W. W. Webb, Clerk Co. Com
Jan 11014 $3,253,926
J-J
3
Consolidated loan of 1899
Annapolis is the county seat.
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1909.)
500,000 LOANSJuly 11015
J-J
When Due.!Assessed valuation 1908_514,402,157
State Build. & Improve't loan. 1900_ 3
School Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) l908.$7.00
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
600.000 5s '08
July 1 1917
J-J
3
39.620
Population in 1900
J-J $22,000
State loan of 1902
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
July 1 1910 1,625,000 4s '06 J-J 5250,000_July 1 '11-561
c 33-1 J-J
Public Buildings loan, 1904
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
($25,000 due every five years.)
I
100,000
Aug 1 1923
c 331 F-A
State Roads Loan, 1908
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1918.)
Feb 11024
410,000 BALTIMORE. J. Barry Mahool, Mayor; J. Sewell Thomas
F-A
State Roads Loan, 1900 (Series B)_c 331
City Register.
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1919.)
Incorporated 1797. A new cnarter for Baitlmore was enacted by the
-The subjoined statement
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. ETC.
fund held by the State Legislature March 22 1898. $1.000,000 water bonds and $1,000,000
shows Maryland's total State debt, and the sinking
underground conduit bonds were voted Nov. 4 1902. but only 5604.000
against the same on the dates named.
of the former and $964,000 of the latter Issued up to Jan. 1 1909.
Sept. 30 '08. Sept. 30'07. Sept. 30'06. Sept. 30'05.
Fire Engine House Loan.
When Due,
$6,078,926 $5,978,926 $6,167,926 $8,526,926 LOANSfunded debt
Total
4s '09 J-D
Funding.
$500,000r June 1 1057
5,439,057
5,329,725
•5,712,282 '5,416,025
Sinking funds, &c
School Bonds.
330'96 J-J $1,453,300r_July 1 1936
4s '09 J-D
Four Million.
$500,000r June 11057
$838,201 $3,087,869
$562,901
$366,644
Net debt
Patterson Park.
334s'95 M'S $4,000,000r_Mch 1 1945
4s
Q-J
$200,000r_Oct 1 1920
Consolidated Refunding.
• The $5,712,282 Included in "sinking funds, Fec.," on Sept. 30 1908
Paving.
mortgage bonds of the Northern Central 3318'90 J-J 55,000,0000July 1 1930
above, was composed of $1,500,000
45 '81 11I-N $500,000r•Nov 1 1920
Funding Loan.
By., $4,124,812 stocks, bonds and cash In the various sinking funds.
New Sewerage Improvement.
5s '78 M-N $1,000,000r•July 1 1916
and $87,470 stock in various companles.
A-0 $3,565,900r_Oct 1 1980
331s
Annex Improvement Bonds.
As against the net debt of $366,644 Sept. 30 1908, the State had as an
Water.
5500,000r_June 1 '54
offset her unproductive stocks, amounting to 51,099,627, and $084,024 due 4s '09 J-D
M-N $5,000,000r*July 11918
J-D 2,000,000r_June 1 '54 5s
4s
and Incorporated Institutions.
from Accounting Officers
141-N
500,000r•Nov 1 1922
4s
Conduit Loan.
The receipts of the State for the year ending Sept. 30 11108 amounted to
51-N 1,000,000r•Nov 11028
,
$4,513,255.07, balance In treasury Sept. 30 1907, 51,364,881.24; total, 3318'99 J-J $1,000,000r_Jan 1 1922 4s
J-J
604,000r_Jan 1 1943
964,000r_Jan 1 1928 3318
J-J
cash balance in the 3318
$5,878,136.17; disbursements, $4,639,483.91. The
Public Park Improvement.
250,000r_Dec 11058
4s '09 J-D
treasury on Sept. 30 1908 amounted to $1,238,652.40
4s '08 SI-N $1,000,000r_May 11958
Refunding. •
Western Maryland.
-The following table shows the total 31.18'00 J-J $4,300,000r_Jan 1 1940
ASSESSED VALUATION. ETC.
4s '82 J-J
$684,000r_July 1 1925
Harford Run Improvement.
funded debt, available assets, assessed valuation and tax rate.
1,704,000r_Jan 1 1927
J-J
$250,000r*_Jan 11020 33-18'87 J-J
Tax Rate 48
Total
Available
Total
Refunding Western Maryland RR.
Internal Improvement.
Assessed Val. ver$1.000
Assets.
Funded Debt.
Years.
5875,000r_Mch 1 1950
,
J-J $4.850,000r_July 11028 330'00 51-S
331s
$6,078,926 $5 712,282 5794,929,222 $1.60
1908_
1,000,000r_Jan 1 1052
,
330'02 J-J
McDonough Extension 1893.
5,978 ,9211
sI ,
5,410,025
,
I'S
19.17
Burnt District Improvem't Bonds.
M-S
5280,000r_Sept 1 1916
5s
738,762.161
5,329,725
2.35
6,167,928
1006
Public Improvements,
,
3358'05 J-D $5,254,600_June 1 1954
5,439.057
712,455.956
2.35
8,526,926
1005
331s'93 J-J $6,000,000r_Jan 1 1040 Overdue stock, no int. allowed_4,083
680.743,794
2.25
4,784,057
7.926,926
1004
673.337,299
1.70
4,485,222
7.101,926
1903
* Payable on or after this date at option of clty.
666,857 803
1.70
4,112.057
6909,326
1902
843.812,408
3,846,982
1.70
6,509.326
1901
INTEREST on all Baltimore City stock Is payable by check mailed direct
1.773i
616,719,782
3,424,057
6,309,326
1900
to tile holder. Checks will be made payable either In New York or Balti534,930,476
5,679,733
1.771.
8,864,986
1805
more at tile holder's option.
482,184.824
6,278,907
1.77 1A
10,691,124
1890
459,187,408
1.8731
3.649,442
.11,277.110
1880
-With the exception of the Western Maryland 1927
TAX EXEMPT.
of Maryland taxes. None of the
bonds
Constitution of Maryland loan, the liable are exempt from State
DEBT L1MITATION.-There is nothing In the
for city taxes.
bonds are
limiting the power of the Legislature to authorize bond Issues either by
ON FEATURE FOR CORPORATION PURPOSES
TAX-EXEMPTI
the State or by its municipalities, except that in Section 34, Article 3, we ON INVESTMENTS IN CITY LOANS ABOLISHED.
-By Chapter 467
And that "the credit of the State shall not in any manner be given, or of the Laws of 1906. the right of corporations holding investments In stock
loaned to. or in aid of any individual, association or corporation; nor shall debt of the City of Baltimore to receive a credit on their taxes to the extent
of thelr investment in such debt Is taken away on certain future issues of
the General Assembly have the power in any mode to Involve the State in bonds, even though the city may pay the annual State tax on such debt.
the construction of works of internal Improvement, nor in granting any The law provides that no credit shall be allowed to any such corporation
of Baltimore
of
aid thereto which shall involve the faith or credit of the State." No by reason be any Investments in the "stock debt of the cityChapters 274,
hereafter issued under the loans authorized by
that shall
general limit for cities and towns has been fixed by the Legislature, nor Is 338 and 349 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland for 1904,
there any general authorization to be found In the statutes under which known as the Annex, Park Extensions and Sewer Loans, respectively, or
authorized by tile General
that may
cities and towns can Issue bonds. This power Is lodged in the Legislature, under any other loans provided, be hereafter a credit shall be allowed to
Assembly of Maryland
however, that
and is delegated to the municipalities from time to time for specific purposes any such corporation by reason of its ownership of Baltimore City Burnt
as the occasion may ark°. It Is necessary, therefore, for the investor to District Loan Stock, issued under Chapter 468 of the Acts of 1904, the
Water Loan Issued under Chapter 246 of the Acts of 1902, and the Conduit
study the law in each case on this as well as on other points affecting the Loan Issued under Chapter 246 of the Acts of 1902, whether heretofore or
hereafter issued."
loan with respect to which he may need information.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in even years on the first Wednesday
In January. and sesslons are limited to 90 days.
Nov., 1909.]
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, &c.
City of Baltimore, Md.
Dec. 31 '08. Dec. 31 '07. Dec. 31 '06
$9,104,000 $8,914,000 $8,850,000
Gross water debt
3,313,208
3,200,143
3,575,615
Water sinking fund
Net water debt
Bonded debt (other than water)
Sinking fund (other than water)
$5,528,385
$42,884,883
15,305,947
Net general debt
Total bonded debt
Total sinking funds
$27,578,936
$51,988,883
18,881,562
81
LAUREL. James G. Boss Jr., Treasurer.
This city is In Prince George's County. Incorporated 1870.
$2,900
When Due, Floating debt
LOANS14,561
Elec. Light & Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
4s
1938 Assessed valuation 1908_1,108.199
J-J $45,000r
$5,713,857 $5,536,792 5s '08 A-0 15,000c-Oct 1 1948
(Assessment about full value.)
$37,842,283 $35,614,383
Street Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1909_45.50
2,750
14,319,340 13,107,335 58
_ 1917 Population in 1909 (est.)
J-J $22.500c
BOND. DEBT Apr 3'09___$82,500
$23,522,943 $22,507,048
INTEREST is payable at the Laurel City National Bank.
$46,756,283 $44,464,383
17,519,484 16,420,543
Hilton, Clerk.
$33,107,321 $29,236,799 $28,043,840
Net general and water debt
The city's holdings In the Western Maryland were sold early in May 1902
was
for $8,751,370.45. V. 74, p. 999. The disposition made of this sumlocal
fully given in V. 75, p. 202-$4,263 000 being deposited with several
banks and trust companies for a fixed period of 25 years at 3% interest,
and $65,909.66 invested in city loans, these sums being set aside to meet
the Western Maryland bonds for the payment of which the city is responsible
The remainder was deposited at 3%%,subject to withdrawal on 30 days'
notice, and was withdrawn after the city's great conflagration In 1904.
Against the net debt of $33,107,321 on Dec. 311908, the city reports productive assets amounting to $29,952,081, $9,104,000 of this representing
the outstanding water loans.
On Dec. 31 1908, besides the above assets, the city held unproductive
assets to the amount of $5,000,000, representing the cost of the new Court
House and City Hall. The value of city property, excluding the new Court
House and City Hall, was $15,000,000.
-City's assessed valuation (about 80%
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.
cash value) and tax rate have been as follows
Rate of Tax
Assessed Valuation
per $1,000.
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Years$325,723,818 $298,758,772 $624,482,590 $20.00
1908
21.35
532,466,624
295,756,922
236,709,702
1907_
23.50
503,144,222
259,791,488
243,352,734
1905
18.475
388,241,030
247,505,366
140,736,564
1900
17.50
331,773,128
250,797,556
80,975,572
1895
20.25.
274,000,000
209,000,000
65,000,000
1890 (about)
17.87%
265,559,953
200,775,614
64,784,338
1886
15.57%
187,040,624
252,122,991
65,106,367
1880
,
property ($10,761,069) in 1906 was taxed at a "60-cent rate"
Suburban
and securities ($150,947,733) at a '30-cent rate," and deposits in savings
banks (estimated $75,000,000) at "18 %-cent rate."
POPULATION. In 1900 (Census) was 508,957; in 1890 it was 434,439;
In 1880 it was 332,313; in 1870 it was 267,954.
CECIL COUNTY. John H. Terrell, Clerk.
County seat is Elkton.
It hen Due.
LOANSBONDED DEBT Nov 1909_350,000
Road Bonds.
5s '08 ____ $25,000____July 1 1918 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_49.50
25,000__July 1 19181 INTEREST payable In Elkton,
58 '03 J-J
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. R. G.
County seat is Rockville. Bonds are excempt from taxation.
$80,000
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Apr 1909_
Court
-House Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real__12,410,870
4s
A-0 $12,000c__Oct 1 '10-'15 Assessed valuation, pers'1_ 2,270,920
695,815
Road Bonds.
Stocks and bonds
4s
15,377,605
J-J $20,000c Jan 1 '10-'49 Total valuation 1908
58 '04 A-0
500c__ Oct 1 1910 (Assessment about fi actual value.)
4s '09 A-0 19,000c_Oct 1 '10-'28 County tax rate (per 51,000)08 $9.20
33,000
School Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)
30.451
4s '04 A-0 $23,000c Oct 1 '10-'32 Population In 1900
INTEREST on the road bonds of 1909 is payable at the Farmers' Bank
& Trust Co. In Rockville; on other loans at the Montgomery County National Bank, Rockville.
OAKLAND. Truman West, Mayor.
This place Is in Garrett County.
LOANS
(tax-exempt),iVhenDue. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_545,000
Water & Sewer Bds
58 '09 J-D $45,000 June 1911-'55
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY. Henry St. J. L. Briscoe,
Clerk to County Commissioners.
Upper Marlboro is the county seat. Bonds are exempt from taxation
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 19094114,800
LOANS58 '92 J-J $80,000c _July 1 1922 Sinking fund
34.600
5s '08 ___
12,000c_ _July 1 1928 Assessed valuation 1909_13,176.223
(Assessment about full value.)
School Bonds.
58 '08 M-N $8,000c___May 1 1938 State & co. tax (per$1,000)'09 $12.20
Population In 1900
29,898
4,800c
5s '00 July
32,000
5s '04 July 10,000c__July 1 1934 Population In 1909 (est)
INTEREST on the !scup of 1892 is payable at the Citizens' National
at the office of the County ComBank, Baltimore; on $12,000 5s due 1928
missioners; on other Issues In Laurel at the Citizens' National Bank.
.
SOMERSET COUNTY. Robt F. Maddox, Clerk and Treats.
Princess Anne is the county seat.
$3,250
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS7,433.790
Total valuation 1909
School Bonds (Tax Exempt).
State & co. tax (per$1,000)'09 $10.50
4%8'98 A-0 *22,500
25,923
1923 Population in 1900
4%8'02 A-0 18,000c
CUMBERLAND. H. M. Fuller, City Clerk.
Court House Bonds (Tax Exempt). Population in 1909 (est) __ 30,000
4;0'04 A-0 $30.000c
1925
Cumberland is the capital of Allegany County. Bonds are tax free.
When Due. LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_570,500 INT. payable in Princess Anne.
LOANSFunding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
1928 4s '92 .A-0 $40,000____Apr 1 1922 WASHINGTON COUNTY. J. E. Wagaman, Clerk.
5s '08 _ _ $100,000
Water Refunding.
(Sublect to call after 1913.)
Hagerstown Is the county seat.
5s '92 ____ $50,000__Apr 1 1922 LOANSFire Department Bonds.
es
When Due.I (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Water Bonds.
48 g '04 ,k-O $5,000c_ _ _ Oct 11010
1918 County tax (per $1,000) '08___ 38.40
$70,100c
__s
48 '93 F-A$100,000____Aufr 1 1923 BONDED DEBT Oct 1907 $70,100 Population In 1890
Electric Light Bonds.
39,782
$20,000____May 1 1028 BONDED DEBT May 1909 $443,000 Assessed valuation 1907_23,036,0171 Population in 1900
4s '98 II-N
45,133
Sinking fund assets21,204
Water Improvement Bonds.
The county In June 1902 received $434,000 for iti interest in the Western
1910 Total assessed val. 1908_ _15,764,898 Maryland RR., and with the proceeds greatly reduced Its debt.
58 '78 A-0 $18,000____Oct
City tax (per $1,000) 1908
$8.00
Consolidated Debt Bonds.
12,729 WORCESTER COUNTY. J. E. White, Treasurer.
5s '08 A-05100,000c___Apr 1 1922 Population In 1890
17,128
INTERESTpayable at Cumberland. Population in 1900
Snow Hill is the county seat.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov 1909_$68,000
-This city cannot issue indebtedness over $10,000 LOANSDEBT LIMITATION.
Assessed valuation 1908._ _6,500.000
Road Improvement Bonds.
without Act of Legislature and vote of people,
4%8'06 J-J $25.000c_ _July 1 '31'-55 County tax rate (per $1.000)'08 $8.00
20,865
25,000r_52,000 year-1Population in 1900
5s '08 J-J
A. McCaffrey, City Register.
FREDZRIOK. M.
ly beginning July 1 1913
The county seat of Frederick County. (Chapter 15, Laws of 1902,authorin Snow Hill.
refunding of the $512,000 bonds below Into 3)s. No new bonds
izes the
INTEREST on issue of 1906 is payable
ncorporated In 1817,
Issued as yet.]
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909 .._ $579,500
LOANSADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
63,250
Floating debt
Bonds,
Refunding
•
95,671
J-J 4512,500c_July 1 1918 Sinking fund
4s
Tax
Popu
Bonded Floating Assessed
6,104,259
(Subject to call after July 1 1903.) Tax valuation 1909
Debt. Debt. Va:ualion. Rate
lation
(Assessment about 7-10 actual value)
Reservoir Bonds.
Per 1000. 1900.
J-J $35,0000__July 1 1924 Clty tax (per $1,000) 1909_49.50 Caroline
48
4,000 6,222,316 al4.10 16,248
27,500
County
8,193
(Subject to call after July 1 1904.) Population In 1890
37,000
3.165
3,000 1,197,833 6.00
11,000 Crisfield (T.),Somerset Co
Water-Works Improvement Bonds Population in 1909 (est)
25.000 ____ _ 13.790,812 11.60 28,269
INTERES r payable in Frederick. Harford County
J-J $32,000c _July 1 1929
4s
1,222
2,000 1,025,000 7.50
Hyattsville (T.), Prince Geo. Co. 58,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
9.200.000 9.50
•37,000
Queen Anne's County
4,350,000
FREDERICK COUNTY. E. H. Albaugh, Clerk County Corn. Salisbury, Wicomico County__ 55.000 None 9,688,652 5.00 20,342
8.50
None
40.000
Frederick is the county seat. Bonds are all exempt from county and Talbot County
• Total debt. a State and county tax.
municipal taxation.
ue. Sinking fund
$20,861
LOANSM-N$125,000o ---------1930 Assessed valuation 1909_ 23,405.369
48 g
(Assessment about 70% actual val.)
(Subject to call after 1910.)
3;is g J-J $188,700c _____ _1940 State & co. tax (per$1,000)'09 $11.50
Population In 1900
(subject to call after 1920.)
51,920
49,512
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_$313,700 Population In 1890
INTEREST payable at the Citizens' National Bank in Frederick.
District of Columbia.
FROSTBURG. J. J. Price, Mayor; J. S. Metzger, Clerk.
Incorporated In 1870.
This city is in Allegany County.
$2,974,455
When Due. Tax valuation 1909
LOANS(Assessment about 90% actual val.)
Refunding Water Bonds
___ _1929 City tax (Per $1,000) 1909$5.00
J-J $55,000c
%
4s
7,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call after 1904.)
5.274
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909_ .$55,000 Population In 1900
-The above bonds are exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
INTEREST payable in Frostburg.
(INCLUDING THE LATE CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.)
On July 1 1878 the duties of the Sinking Fund Commissioners of the District of Columbia were transferred to the Treasurer of the United States,
and since that date Congress has appropriated annually a sum sufficient to
pay not only the interest on the District's bonds, but also, it is believed
sufficient to extinguish the entire debt of the District upon the maturity
of the 3.65% loan. In 1924. Bonds are tax-exempt.
Principal
-Interest
GARRETT COUNTY. A. G. Ross, Clerk County Comm'rs. LOANS- Purpose.
Name and
% Payable. When Due. Outstanding
County seat is Oakland. Bonds are tax-exempt.
District of Columbia.
When Due.I TOTAL DEBT July 1909_ _ $65,000 • 50-year funding, 1874, can*
LOANS$9,667,800
3.65 F-A Aug. 1 1924
Assessed valuation 1909__8,491,012
Court House Bonds.
48 '07 F-A $70,000c___Aug '10-'23 County tax (per $1,000) 1909410.20
• The faith of the United States was pledged to secure the payment of the
INTEREST payable at the County Treasurer's office.
interest on these bonds and to maintain a sinking fund sufficient to redeem
them all by maturity. The issue was limited to $15,000,000 and is exempt
HAGERSTOWN. Edgar Mumma, Clerk.
from taxation by Federal, State or municipal authority. Of the $15,000.This city is the county seat of Washington County. Founded 1762.
000 bonds authorized, $13,997,300 were issued, of which $5,329,500 have
When Due. 4s
$2,000r July 1 '10-'13 been retired to date, leaving $9,667,800 outstanding. The coupon bonds
J-J
LOANS48
-Light Bonds.
Electric
J-J
2.500r Jan 1 '10-'14 are for $50 and 8500 each, the registered bonds $1,000 and $5,000 each.
J-J $54,000r July 1 '10-'63 48 '06 J-J
25,000r_Jan 1 '10-'22
48
INTEREST on the bonds Is
the United States Treasury in WashStreet Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $132,700 ngton and at the Sub-Treasurypaid at York.
in New
J-J
$8,200r_July 1 '10-'27 Assessment debt (add'I)___
9,379
4s
Oct. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Oct. 1 '07. Oct. 1 '06.
TOTAL DEBTTax valuation 1909
Drainage and Street Bonds.
8,911,263
$9,667,800 $10,117,100 $10,622,750 $11,229,100
J-J $38,000r July 1 '10-'25 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) Total funded debt
4s
On July 1 1878, when the duties of the Sinking Fund Commissioners of
City tax (per $1,000) 1909
Drainage Bonds.
J-J
$2,000r Jan 1 '10-'13 Population in 1890
.5
$70
10.1 18 the District were transferred to the Treasurer of the United States. the
48
Population In 1909 (est.)
18,000 total debt was $22,106,650.
On Oct. 1 1909 stock and bonds to the amt. of $1,080, on which Interest
INTEREST Is payable in Hagerstown. Bonds are exempt from clty and
has ceased were still outstanding; funds for their payment are deposited
county tax
In the United States Treasury.
HAVRE DE GRACIE. A. H. Carver, Mayor; G. F. PenningASSESSED VALUATIONPersonal
Total Asses'd Rate of Tax
Real Estate.
Valuation. per $1,000.
Year.
Property.
ton, Treasurer.
$255,324,834 $33,903,438 $289,228,272 $15.00
This city is in Hartford County. Incorporated a town in 1786; city 1882. 1908
247,306,494
15.00
278,814,423
31,507,929
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 20 '09 _ $65,000 1907
LOANS
268.131,287
239,461.985
15.00
28,669.302
Sinking fund
8,000 1906
s '02 ___ $25,000
244,184,115
26,575.819
15.00
217,608,296
Assessed valuation 1909__1,902,345 1905
Sewer Bonds.
15.00
176,567,549
14,391,438
190,958,987
Tax rate (Per $1,000) 1909.......$6.00 1900
si '05 ___ $20000
148,649,586
15.00
11,023,167
137,626,419
3,423 1890
Street Imp. & 'Fire Service Bonds. Population in 1900
12,795,934
106,298,398
15.00
93,502,464
4,100 1885
5s '08 J-D $20.000c__ _June 1 1938 Population in 1909 (est.)
-In 1900 was 278.718; In 1890 It was 230,392; In 1905
POPULATION.
(Subject to call after June 1 1918.)
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Havre do Grace.
(estimated), 323,123.
82
DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE
STAitS, Ciiit$
IN
A1113 TOM\Is
THE
CENTRAL Sri AT.1-41
,S
INDEX FOR THE CENTRAL STATES, CITIES, Etc.
OHIO—State, Cities, &c
INDIANA—State,Cities, &c.
Pages 82 to 97 I ILLINOIS—State, Cities, &c
Pages 97 to 101 I MICHIGAN—State, Cities, &c
Pages 101 to 106
Pages 106 to 110
MUST. As to the ,State's power to contract debt, this is regulated under
the first five sections of Article 8 of the Constitution. Section 1 limits the
power to the supply of "casual deficits in revenues or to meet expenses
ITS
not otherwise provided for." but in the aggregate debts for even the purposes named cannot exceed $750,000. Section 2 contains an exception to
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
the foregoing;
power to contract debt in case of invasion,
Admitted as a State (Act April 30 1802)___ Feb. 19 1803 of insurrection,it grants the the redemption of the then existing Indebtedof war, or of
41,060 ness. Section 3 reaffirms the limit, except as above specified. Section 4
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
Columbus forbids the loaning of the State credit. Section 5 further forbids the
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1911)_ _ _Judson Harmon. assumption of debts by the State. We insert these five sections in full.
SECTION 1.(Debt Limited
and Fifty Thousand Dollars.)
Sec. of State(term ends 2d Mon. Jan.'11)Carmi A.Thompson The State may contract debts to Seven Hundreddeficits or failures in revenues
to supply casual
Auditor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1913),Edw. M. Fullington or to meet expenses not otherwise provided for; but the aggregate amount
Treasurer (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. '11)_David S. Creamer of such debts direct and contingent, whether contracted by virtue of one or
more Acts of the General Assembly, or at different periods of time, shall
LEGISLATURE.—The State Constitution provides that the Legislature never exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and the money
shall meet biennially in even years on the first Monday in January. There arising from the creation of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
is no limit to length of sessions. In November 1908 the voters defeated which it was obtained or to repay the debts so contracted and to no other
an amendment to the Constitution by which It was proposed to change purpose whatever.
the time of holding sessions of the Legislature from even to odd years. See
SECTION 2. (Additional and for What Purpose.) In addition to the
V. 87, p. 1435. Owing to the adoption of a previous amendment to the above limited power the State may contract debts to repel invasion, supConstitution which provides that State elections shall be held In even In- press Insurrection, defend the State in war, or to redeem the present outstead of odd years, the legislators cannot convene until the second January standing indebtedness of the State; but the money arising from the conafter their election. The amendment defeated in 1908 was for the pur- tracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for which It was
pose of relieving this situation by changing the time for convening the raised or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever; and all
Legislature.
debts incurred to redeem the present outstanding indebtedness of the State
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Ohio's State debt from shall be so contracted as to be payable by the sinking fund hereinafter
1825 to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of April provided for as the same shall accumulate.
1894, page 75.
SECTION 3. (The State to Create No Other Debt.) Except the debts above
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—With the exception of $1,665 domestic loan specified in Sections 1 and 2 of this article, no debt whatever shall hereafter
bonds, interest on which has ceased, Ohio has no funded State debt at be created by or on behalf of the State.
$200,000 bonds having been retired on July 1 1903. The
present, the last
SECTION 4. (Credit of State: the State Shall Not Become Joint Owner or
total bonded debt on Nov. 15 1902 was $201,665; in 1901 it wal $451,665; Stockholder.) The credit of the State shall not in any manner be given or
In 1900 was $701,665; in 1885, $3,720,229; in 1880, $6,476,805; in 1871
loaned to or In aid of any individual association, or corporation whatever;
$14,897,273; in 1851, $17.563,329.
$9.022,721; In 1861.
nor shall the State ever hereafter become a joint owner or stockholder In
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE STATE AND LOCAL DEBTS any company or association in this State or elsewhere formed for any
IN 1908, 1907 AND 1906.
purpose whatever.
1908.
1907.
1906.
SECTION 5.(No Assumption of Debts by the State.) The State shall never
•$1,665
•$1,665
•$1,665 assume the debts of any county, city, town or township, or of any corporaFunded State debt (loans)
5,152,955
5,119,305
4,991,420 tion whatever unless such debt shall have been created to repel invasion,
Irreducible State debt (trust Ids.)
suppress Insurrection or defend the State in war.
Local Debts—
The foregoing sections complete the limitation as to State debt and credit.
$18,143,450 $15,545,105 $15,221,858 Sections 7, 8, 9. 10 and 11 of Article 8 cover
Debts of counties
the matter of sinking funds
Debts of cities, first & second class 125,390,738 117,520,564 106,906,602 referred to in Section 2 above. But they need
not be published here.
10,394,296
12,503,555
11,254,995
incorporated villages
Debts of
SECOND As to Cities, Towns, Counties, dec., so far as the Constitution
1,633,233
1 ,295,866
1,996,268
Debts of townships
11,930,291 '10,832,045 affects the power of the Legislature to authorize these municipalities to
13,394.206
Debts of special school districts
create debt, the limitations arc found in Section 6 of Article 8 and In
$170,179,657 $157,023,489 $146,849,926 Sections 1, 2 and 6 of Article 13. (1) Section 6 of Article 8 forbids the
Total local debts
General Assembly to authorize cities, &c., '*o become stockholders in or
• Interest ceased 1871.
to raise money or loan credit to aid corporations, &c. (2) Sections 1 and 2
---The assessed valuation of real and personal
ASSESSED VALUATION.
of Article 13 forbid the passing of Special Acts and require General Acts for
property in the State has been as follows:
conferring corporate powers. (3) Section 6 of Article 13 provides that the
Total.
Real Estate. Personal Property.
Years.
$1,590,299,746 $762,381,078 $2,352,680,824 General Assembly make provision for the organization of cities, etc., by
1908
2,307,034,371 gen ral laws and restrict their debt-making power. These sections are as
1,558.354,660
749,570,711
1907
1,482,795,705
680,805,888
2,163,601.593 follows:
1905
1,834,053,228
1,274,203,721
559,849,507
1900
ARTICLE 8, SECTION 6. (Counties, Cities, Towns or Townships Not
1,778,138,477 Authorized to Become Stockholders, dec.) The General Assembly shall never
1,232,305,312
545.833,165
1890
1,558.215,965 authorize any county, city, town or township, by vote of Its citizens or
1,102,049,931
456,166,134
1880
707,846,836
459 884,861
1,167,731 697 otherwise, to become a stockholder in any joint stock company, corporation
1870
639 894 311
248,408,290
888,302,601 or association whatever; or to raise money for, or loan its credit to. or in
1860
341,389.838
08,487,502
439 873 340 aid of, any such company, corporation or association.
1850
85,287,261
112,326,156
27,038,805
1840
ARTICLE 13,SECTION I. (Corporate Powers.) The General Assembly
14,589.335
50,086,250
64,675,578
1830
conferring corporate powers.
The State tax (per $1,000) for 1903, 1904. 1905 and 1006 was $1.35; for shall pass no Special Act
SECTION 2. (Corporations—How Formed.) Corporations may be
1907 and 1908, $1.345; for 1901, $2.89.
formed under general laws; but all such laws may from time to time •
POPULATION OF STATE (U S Census)
be altered or repealed.
581,434
2,339,511 1820
4,157,545 1860
SECTION 6. (Organization of Cities, ctc.) The General Assembly shall
1900
230,760 provide for the organization of cities and incorporated villages by general
1,980,329 1810
3,672,316 1850
1890
45,365 laws and restrict their power of taxation, assessment, borrowing money.
1,519,467 1800
3,198,062 1840
1880
937,903
2,665,260 1830
contracting debts and loaning their credit, so aS to prevent the abuse of
1870
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT EXEMPTINa BONDS FROM such power.
One at first sight would infer from Section 6, Article 8. above cited, that
TAXES.—The voters of this State on Nov. 7 1905 adopted an amendment
to Section 2, Article XII., of the State constitution,which exempts munici- cities could not subscribe to the stock of or loan money to railroads, as
pal bonds from taxation. V. 80, p. 1985. The amendment took effect railroads are corporations and joint-stock companies. That, however, Is
Jan. 1 1906. On Nov. 3 1908 the voters defeated an amendment to the not a correct conclusion, as was decided in the case of Walker vs. The City
same article whereby the tax-exemption feature on State and municipal of
Cincinnati, a case which arose under an Act of the General Assembly of
bonds was to have been left optional with the Legislature. V. 87. p. 1372.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.—At the general election In No- Ohio entitled "An Act relating to cities of the first class," authorizing any
vember 1910 the electors will vote on the question of whether there shall such City to construct a line of railroad therefrom to any other terminus
be a convention to revise the Constitution.
in that State or in any other State. In pursuance of the authority that Act
DEBT LIMITATION.—Ohio has very carefully guarded the debt-making
Cincinnati undertook to build the Cincinnati Southern
power of the State. This could not be said while the Constitution of 1802 purports to give.
Railroad. To test the legality of that proceeding this action was brought.
was In force: for under that instrument it was competent for the LegIsla
Lure to construct works of Internal improvement on behalf of the State, The Court's opinion is very full and explicit, the conclusion being that from
or to aid in their construction by subscribing to the capital stock of corpora- "the language of the section, It is quite evident that It was not intended to
tions created for that purpose, or to authorize in other ways the creation .'prohibit the construction of railroads nor indeed to prohibit any species of
of debt In unlimited amounts. But since the adoption of the Constitution "public improvements. The section contains no direct reference to railroads
of 1851 the whole situation in these particulars has changed, the legislative
to any other special classes of improvements or enterprises. The
power with respect to the State having been limited. The same is in large "nor
„Inhibitionslare directed only against a particular manner or means by
measure true also of the municipalities.
State of Ohio.
Nov., 1909.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
'which under the Constitution of 1802 many public improvements had
'been accomplished."
In compliance with Section 6, Article 13 (cited above), which provides
or the organization of cities, &c., by general law, the Legislature made
an elaborate classification of municipal corporations, which was in existence
for years. First they were divided into citles, villages and hamlets
Then cities were divided into two classes, the first class being subdivided
Into three grades and the second class being subdivided into four grades.
the grade being determined by population according to the last Federal
Census. In addition many special laws found their way on to the statute
books, nominally general in their scope but really so worded as to apply to
only one city. In June 1902, however, the State Supreme Court handed
-down several decisions declaring such laws special legislation and therefore
unconstitutional. The decisions were considered to be of such broad ap •
plication that the Governor called an extra session of the Legislature
for the purpose of framing a new general municipal code. The extra
session convened Aug. 25 1902 and after a session of nearly two months
-a document too lengthy to quote in these
passed a new "municipal code"
-columns. We would refer our readers, therefore, to pages 994 and 995 of
the "Chronicle," Nov. 1 1902, wherein will be found at length the more
salient points of this important measure.
It remains to be said that at the regular session of the Legislature in
1902 an Aet popularly known as the "Longworth Omnibus bill" was passed
and subsequently upheld by the State Supreme Court. This Act (which
was amended at the 1906 session) amends Sections 2835, 2836 and 2837,
Revised Statutes of Ohio, relating to the issuance of bonds by cities, villages and other municipal corporations. Under the new law the municipal
boards of legislation, councils, &c., may by two-thirds vote issue bonds for
certain specified purposes to the extent of 1%of the assessed valuation yearly
(but not exceeding 4% in the aggregate) without submitting the question
to a vote of the people. Bonds issued under this Act in excess of 1% in
any one year, or in excess of 4% in the aggregate, must first be submitted to
a vote of the people and carried by two-thirds of those voting on the proposition; but a net debt (bonds less sinking fund) of more than 8% In the
Tile Act as amended In
aggregate can not be authorized in any event
1906 will be found in the "Chronicle" May 26 1906, page 1224.
-Some doubts having arisen as to whether old bonds as well as
Note.
"Longworth" bonds should be counted in figuring the 8% debt limit, a
suit was brought and the State Supreme Court in May 1906 held that only
such bonds as may have been issued subsequent to the enactment of the
"Longworth" bill should be counted in considering the 8% limit provided
for in that Act. V. 82, p.1114. Furthermore, in the amended law of 1906,
it is expressly provided that the 8% limit shall apply only to the bonds
sued subsequent to the enactment of this Act.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF OHIO.
-For places not given in alphabetical order among the following
Note.
statements, see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
ADAMS COUNTY. S. S. Jones, Auditor.
83
Cemetery Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Overhead Crossing Bond.
$6,500___Jan 25 1925
4s '07 J-J
-Works Bonds.
_s
$7,000___Dec 31 1930
Water
Debt Extension Bonds.
48
F-A $81,000__Feb 20 '20-'29
48 '05 J-D $10,000____Dec 1 192b
($8,000 due yearly.)
_1910
Sewer Bonds.
55
M-S
2,000
4s
M'S 15,000_ __ _Sept'11-15
M-S $29,000___Sept 15 1920 5s
4s '04 J-D
4,000____Dec 1 1914
7.000____Dec 1 1919 4s '04 J-D
4s '06 F-A 10,000____Aug 1 1921 4s '05 M-N 6,000_ __May 1 1920
48 '07 J-J
10,000_ __July 22 1925
3,600___Jan 25 1925 4s '05 J-J
4H8'09 M-N
7,500___ _July 1 1916
2,500c---May 1 1915 45 '06 J-J
48'09
J-D 135,000
_Nov
1929-1934 4s '06 M-N 5,000_ _Nov 1 1926
Paving and Intersection Bonds.
4s '09 M-N 24,000c_May 1 '21&'23
48 '07 ___
19,000___Dec 31 1931
$5,350
s
45 '09 M-N 15,500c_ _May 1 1926
I31,000___Dec 31 1933
_May
Street tk Sewer Bds(City's portion)
Bridge Bonds
58 '08 J-D $4,000__ _June 1 1928 4s '09 A-0 $9,500_ _Apr 10 1929
55 '08 J-D 14,000.._June 15 1923
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '08 F-A
M-S 1$2.000-Sept 15 1910
3,800____Aug 1 1926 5s
5s '08 ____
118.000-Sept 15 '11-'1
3,300 _
43s'08 ___
1,500
GEN. BONDS Oct 27 '09_ $340,550
5s '08 ___
234,500
2,850
Water bonds
4;48'09 A-0 I 2,000____Oct 1 1915 Assessment debt
105,400
3,000
1 3,000..._Oct 1 14117 Certificates of indebtedness
_s
____ 13.000_ _ __Dec 31 1929 Sewer notes
5,700
Fire Department Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 27 '09 689,150
4s '05 J-J $15,000_June'15-'16-'18 Sinking fund assets_ _ _ _ __ _ 18,400
.00'08 J-J
7,000_ __July 15 1923 Assessed valuation 19091_5,211,080
Street Improvement Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$32.20
48 '05 F-A $10,000____Aug 1 1910 Population 1908 (spec. census) 14,938
430'07 __- 21,000
8,074
Population in 1900
ALLIANCE SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. W. Diehl, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 19 '09_838,500
4s '05 J-J
$4,000c_June 5 '10-'13 Tax rate (per $1,000) '07____$20.70
4s '08 MN J 1,000_ _ _May 4 1914 INTEREST Is payable at Alliance.
124,000_ May 4 '15-'261
9,500_ _Apr 1914-'221
ASHLAND. Edgar Koehl, City Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Ashland County. Incorp. July 28 1815.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Street Bonds.
55
City-Hall.
Sept $5,000c___Sept 1 1911
A-0 114,0000_ Apr 1 '10-'13
5s
Water Works Bonds.
1 4,8000_Oct 1 '10-'13 5s '07 M-Sf$23.0000___Mch '11-'$3
Street Bonds (Special Levy).
1 22,000c___ Sept'11-'32
5s $158,580 outstanding Sept 1 '09 55
M-S 19,000c__Sept 1 1918
GEN. BD. DEBT Sept 1 '09 $159,750
Fire Department Bonds.
$250c_June 15 1910 Assessment debt (additional) 158.580
June
Os
Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds.
34,212
4s
M-S $57,000c__Sept 20 1937 Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,048,960
9,000c_ _Sept 1 1926 (Assessment about 35 c,'1, actual value)
M-S
5s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$40 10
Refunding Bonds.
3,568
5s'06 A-0 f $2.750c_Apr 15 '13-'17 Population in 1890
4,087
1 2 750c Oct 15 '13-'17 Population in 1900
7,000
4s '09 M-S 10,000c_Mch 20'10-'19 Population In 1909 (est)
INTEREST on refunding 4s payable at First National Bank, Ashland.
ASHLAND COUNTY. H. C. Westover, Auditor.
Ashland is the county seat.
Total valuation 1909___ _$13,588,630
Bridge Bonds.
5s '05 .1-J $29,000c_July 1 '10-'17 (Assess.nent about 2-5 actual value.)
48 '04 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '10-'14 County tax (per $1,000) '08_86,005
BONDED DEBT Oct '09_
22,000
$39,000 Population in 1909 (est)
8,435 Population in 1900
21,184
Sinking fund
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
County seat is West Union.
When Due.
Jail Bonds.
LOANS48
___ $5,000
1910-1914
Funding Bonds.
$50,000___Feb 2 1917 TOTAL DEBT Mch 19 '09_8197,500
4s '04 F-A 13,500c___Aug 1 1924 Floating debt
14,000 ASHTABULA. Frank W. Wagner Auditor.
14,000c___Mch 1 1929 Sinking fund
4,095
4s '09 s-a
This city is in Ashtabula County. Incorporated July 10 1891.
Total assessed val. 1908_5,280,047 LOANSRefunding Bonds.
Refunding Electric Bonds.
When Due.
•
334s'06 M-N 840,000c Nov12'16&'21 (Assessment about 30% actual value)
5s
A-0 $10,0000___Apr 1 1911
Lake Street Subway Bonds
State &co.tax rate(perM)
Turnpike Bonds.
'08 $16.00
48 '08 A-0 $57,000_0ct 1 '10-'28 ($1,000 every A F0 0.) to Oct 1 1915
1910-1911 Population In 1909 (est.)____28,000
.. _
20,000
'Street Paving Bonds.
4s
A-0 1$2.0000_Apr 1 '10-'11
26,328 5s '07 A-0 $15,000c__Oct 1 '10-'14
6
33 5'07 A-o 68,000c___April 6 1922 Population in 1900
,
1 1,000c_ ._Oct 1 1910
INTEREST payable at the County,Treasurer's office.
55 '07 A-0 14,2400__Oct 1 '10-'13 TOTAL DEBT July 1908__ 1189,538
16,800c_Jan 1 '10-'15 Sinking fund
5s '05 J-J
51,076
AKRON. Wm. A. Durand, Auditor.
5s '06 A-0 30,000c_ _Oct 1 '10-'15 Total valuation 1907
8,314,610
This city is the county seat of Summit County. Incorporated In 1836,
(Assessment about 30% actual value)
Street Paving Bonds.-Contd.
Park Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5s '08 A-0 $14,850c__Oct 1 '10-'18 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907._ __$32.80
Is '06 J-J r4.000c_July 1 '10-'11
Fire Department Bonds.
Population in 1900
12,949
Sewer Bonds.
2,500c_ _July 1 1912 5s '08 A-0 $4,000c-Oct 1 '10-'13
5s
___ 824,000c_Apr 1 '10-'13
INTEREST payable in Ashtabula.
J$6,000„Aug 1 '12-'13 Is
J-J
2,000c-Dee 1 1 )10
430'09 F-A
ASHTABULA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Charles E. Peck, Clerk.
I 2,278c_ __Dcc 1 1911
1 2,500__Aug 1 1914
c _Apr 1 '10-'25
When Due, 4 Wi'Os A-0 $
LOANSPolice-Station Bonds,
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 J$2,500c___Apr '10-'11 4368'08 A-0 30,000c_Ade0 12 V26
___ 828,000__Mch 1 '10-'13 58
J-D 848,0000__June 16 1910 436s
Ss
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $133,000
1 2,500c__Oct
5s
___
J-D 25,000r_ _June 16 1910
12,000_ _Sept 1 '10-'13 48
Bridge Bonds.
48
M-S 26,600c_Sept 21 1911 430'06 A-0 31,0000_ _Oct 1 '10-'40 Assessed valuation 1909_ _5,200.000
A-0 $2,000c_Apr 25 '10-'13 45
58
19,000c___Jan 8 1913 4;is'04 A-0J 7.5000__Apr 1 '10-'14 (Assessment about 40% actual value
J-J
1 6.000c_Oct 1 '10-'13 School tax (per $1,000) 1909 $15.00
Funding Bonds
4s
M-S 20,000c_Sept 6 1913
20,000
J-D $100,000eJune '12-'27
4s
15,800c___Sept 6 1914 430'07 A-0 36,000c__Oct 1 '10-'27 Population in 1909 (est)
INTEREST payable in Ashtabula
(825,000 due each 5 years.)
48 '06 M-S
3,000e. _Sept 26 1910
°rade Crossing.
2,0000_ _Sept 26 1911 ASHTABULA. COUNTY. P. C. Remick, Auditor.
48 '04 F-A 830,000c_Aug 1 '10-'14 436s
J-J 98,000c_July 9 '11-'24
Jefferson Is the county seat.
1 500e_Jan 1 '10-12
4s '07 J-J
132,0000_July 9 '25-'28
When Due. 436s'09 M-S $35,0000_Sept 1 '10-'19
M-S I 8,000cMch 1 '10-'13
4s
{ 6,000c__ _Sept 1 1014 LOANS430'09 J-D 10,0000_June 1 '10-'19
Road Improvement Bonds.
1 3000---Mch 1 1914 4 0'04 M-S
8,000c_Sept 1 1915
__
'10-'18
F-A
1
8,000c_Oct 1 '10-13
'
4s '06 A-0
14,000c_Sept 1 '16-'17 414s'08 A-0 $27.000c_Apr 15 '10-18 430'09 A-0 5 10,000c_Aug 1 '10-'19
7,000c_Oct
'10-'18
Debt Extension Bonds.
I 7,500c ___Sept 1 1918 4345'08 A-0 18,000__Sept 1 '10-'18 43is'09
1 6,000c_Oct 1
430'09 M-S131,500c_Mch 1
(814,0000...Sept 1 '12-'13 GEN'I, DEBT Sept 1 1909 $017,703
1 2,5000____ Mch 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_ $155,000
430'05 M-Si 8,000c-_Sept 1 1914 Assessment debt
448,125
1 9,500c___Sept 1 1915 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_ 1,365,918 4365'09 A-0 12,000c_Apr 1 '10-'14 Total assessed val. 1909_ _27,112,250
Sinking fund
Market House Bonds.
252,209 4365'09 M'S 30.0000_ _Mch 1 '10-'19 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
,
55
M-S 815,0000___Meh '10-'12 NET DEBT Sept 1 1909_ .1.113,709 4368'09 May 18,000.May 1910-1919 State&Co.tax(per 81.000) '09__87.30
Population in 1909 (est.)
69,000
7,500c_ _July 25 1913 Assessed valuation, real_ A8.482,520
4 ;is
J-J
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
2,000c._ _June 1 1914 Assessed val., personal_ _ 8,607,730
.
4 s
J-D
Total valuation 1908
27,090,250 ATHENS. S. E. Hedgis, Mayor.
Public Improvement Bonds
436s'09 F-A1812,000__Aug 1 '12-'14 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
This village is the county seat of Athens County.
4,400_ _Aug 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1000) 1909_831.00 LOANS
Sewer Bonds.
Whqn Due. 1
40'09 1?:•A 16,000__Aug 1 '12-'15 Population in 1900 (Census) _42,728
Refunding Bonds
15s '06 M-S $500c_ _Sept 1 1910
1,300_ _Aug 1 1916 Population 1111000 (est)
65,000 68
____ $80,000_1913-'18-'23-'251 Funding Bonds.
58
___
3,000__Dec 1 '12-'14
(120,000 on May 1 each year.) 158 06 A-0 $3,500c_Aug 1 '1l-'17
INTEREST payable at the National Park Bank in New York
5s
____ $20,000_ __June 1 1928 BOND. DEBT July 1909__ $196,000
5s
M-S
AKRON SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. F. Barnhart, Clerk.
6,000Sept 1 '10-'15 Total valuation 1908
1,630,000
LOANSElectric-Light Bonds.
When Due.
When Due. LOANS(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
School Construction Bonds.
5s
M-S $10,000_ _Sept 1 '10-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ __240.00
High School Bonds.
'is '09 A-0 $35,000____Apr 1 1923
6,000o_Sept 1 '20-'25 Population in 1900
3.068
($5,000c_ _June 30 1910 59 '07 M-S
M-N 40,0000..Nov 18 '12-'16 3.65s'06 J-D I 5,000e. _June 30 1915 ATHENS SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. M. Copeland, Clerk Board of Eduea'n.
45
M-S 10,0000
4s
1918
140,000c_June 30'17-'18 LOANS
When Due.i BOND. DEBT March 1909 $60,000
M-N 5,000c_Nov 15 1915
46
120,000c... _Dec 11910 45 '06 )11-5 $60,000c ____1912-1931 Assessed valuatiou 1908_ _1,566,885
M-N 30,0000_Nov 15 '12-'14
48
120,0000 _ __Dec 1 1020
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_$11.75
les '08 M-N 120,0000--Nov 1 1922
110,000e. __ Dec 1 1921
INTEREST payable at the office of the Treasurer of the School Funds.
110,0000__Nov 1 1921 TOTAL DEBT Sept 16 '09_8280,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_27,500,000 ATHENS COUNTY. E. R. Walker, Auditor.
J-J 810,000c_July 29 1910 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_410.40
43
County seat is Athens.
20,000c_July 29 1911
40
J-J
When Due., BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $233,000
LOANSINTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at the First National Bank,
on. .
s o os
'Total valuation 1908_._ _ _10.916,110
InfirmaryiB3 d 0
New York; on all other bonds at the Treasurer's office. Akron.
Oc_Sept 1 '10-'19 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
is
1 2,000c__ _Sept 1 1920 County tax (per $1,000) '09-112.255
ALLEN COUNTY. E. C. Akerman, County Auditor.
Population in 1900
58 Road Improvement Bonds.
38,730
Lima is the county seat.
M-S$200,0000 ___ .1929-1939'Population in 1909 (est)____ 45.000
When Due. Total assessed vat 1908. _$27,703,656
LOANSINTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
Memorial Bldg. Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
438'07 M-S 8130,0000 M&S1 '10-'22 County tax (per $1,000) '09_89.46 AUGLAIZE COUNTY. W. H. Meyer, Auditor.
BOND. DEI3T Sept 18 '09.4130.000 Population In 1900
County seat Is Wapakoneta.
47,978
10,000 Population In 1909 (est)
Sinking fund
When Due.
Bridge Bonds-(Con-)
60,000 LOANSINTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office
Infirmary Building Bonds
55 '07 J-J 1E13.000_ _July 1 '10-'22
5s '09 J-J $70,000 Sept 1 '10-'23
I 14.000..Jan 1 '10-'23
ALLIANCE. Chas. 0. Silver, Auditor.
5)'07 J-J
,
j j si
$..,00 1.0v 1 '10-'17
58 Bridge-13ond s
This city Is in Stark CottatY.
.000„July 1 '10-'16 58 '09 F-A 20,000_M&S 1 '11-'20
When Due.
Refunding Bonds-(Con)
LOANS4,000___Jan 1 '10-'13 BOND DEBT Nov 1909._ $171,000
5s
.1-J
Refunding Bonds.
1$20,000__June 5 '10-'11
M-S
4,000___Sep 1 '10-'13 Tax valuation 1908
13,421.568
45 '9E. .T-3 ( 20,000__June 5 '13-'14 5s
48
-__ $9,000
J.4
6,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'15 (Assessment 40% to 60%
5s
3 1 1.
11
I 8,000___June 5 1915 5s '04 J-J J10.000„July 1 '10-'19 County tax (per $1,000) actual 7 2
M'S 29,000___Sept 15 1920
4s
1908_29.95
4s
1 6,500_ _ _June 5 1917
M-S 62,650__Mch 1 1922
111,000_ Jan 1 '1 '
20 Population In 1900
1914 5s '05 J-D
45
J-D 21,600.._ Mch 10
5,450____Dec 1 1925
INTEREST on bonds of 1907 is payable at County Treasurer's office.
45 '04 A-0 118,000c_Oct 15 1916 48 '06 MN 19,000_ Nov 1 '218:16
120,0000_Oct 15 1918 4365'07 M-N 19,250__Nov 15 1917 AVONDALE. See city of Cincinnati.
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[VOL. Lxxxix
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
BARBERTON. Jay W. Tracy, Clerk.
BEREA. L. M. Coe, Mayor; 0. R. Stone, Clerk.
This village is in Summit County. Incorporated 1892.
Fire Department Bonds.
Street Bonds
58 '05 M-S $2,400c__Mch 1 '10-'15 5s '03 M-S $1,800c Mch 1 '10-'15
Sewer Bonds
5s '04 M-S
7.125e_Sept 1 '10-'14
55 '04 M-S 53,202c_Mch 1 '09-15 58 '05 M-S
6,567o Mch 1 '09'15
53 '06 1I-S J 1,500c___Mch 11911 5s '08 F-A J23,720c_Sept 1 '10-'17
1,860c_Mch 1 1911
3,161.37c Sept 1 '18
Bond..
55 '06
_
Water
1,9000
5s '07 J-D j 7,000e..Mch 1 '10-'16 58 '05 M-S $9.000c__ _Mch '10-'15
774c___Mch 1 1917 5s '08 F-A J 2,250c. Sept 1 '10-'13
I.
7.000c_Mch 1 '10-'16
55 '07 NI-N
1
402.45cSept 1 1910
781c_Mch 1 1917 5s '09 F-Ai 18.000e_Sept 1 '10-'18
I
989c __Sept 1 1910
bs '07 M-S
1 ,604c._ _Sept 1 1919
1 7.000c_Segt 1 '10-'16 GEN.BD.D BT Sept 27'09 $135,404
ept 1 1917 Assessment debt (additional) 107,319
168c
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund
4,099
5s '06 M-S J54,900c_Sept 1 '10-'16 Assessed valuation 1909_43,147,000
682c- _Sept 1 1917 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1909_432.60
1
1,200c_Nov 1 '10-'11 Population in 1909 (est)
Os '06 A-0
10,000
INTEREST Is payable at Village Treasurer's office.
BARBERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. B. Frase, Clerk and Treasurer.
When Due.!Assessed valuation 1909_ _ 53,147.900
LOANS43is'09 M-S I 54,000c_Sept 1 '10-'17((Assessment about 3 actual value.)
,
1
112.0000_Sept 1 '18-'29 I School tax (per $1,000) '09_ _ _522.30
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909$69,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
11,000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1909 is payable at the office of the Treasurer;
on other loans at the Barberton Savings Bank Co.
This village is In Cuyahoga County
When Due.
LOANSPaving Bonds,
I 5600c_Nov 1 '10-'12
100c___Nov 1 1013
1
45
7,0 Oc__Apr 1 '1e-'16
58 '08 A-0 13,392c__Apr 1 '10-'18
5s '08 A-0
6,680c_ Apr 1 '10-'18
5s '08 51-N
4,820c_ _Nov 1 '10-'18
2,500c_Oct 1 '10-'18
5s '09 M-S
Os '09 A-0 10,500c ____1910-1919
Water Bonds.
48
M-N J$10,000c May 1 '10-'19
10,000c Nov 1 '10-'10
4s
M-N
3,500c May 1914-'20
48
M-N
6,000c Nov 1 '14-'19
48
M-N
500c Nov 1 1920
Os
A-0 I 1,500c Apr 1910-'12
1 1,000c Oct 1911-1912
Electric Light Bonds.
M-N j$4,000c_May 1 '10-'17
I 2,100c_Nov 1 '10-'13
4s '06 M-N
3,000c_Nov 1 '10-'15
55
A-0
500c_Oct 1
1910
Sewer Bonds.
.
58
M-N $1.800c_ _Nov 1 '10-'15
I
500c_ _ _ _()ct 1 1913
Is
A-0 i
500c____Oct 1 1915
633.40e Oct 1 1918
I
A 0 I 3,000c__Apr 1 '10-16
Is
1
937.40c_Apr 1 1917
GEN. BONDS Sept 15 1909460:65301
42
Assessment bonds
TOTAL DEBT Sept 15 1909 843 050
10 866
Sinking fund
17,
0:244
Assessed valuation 1908
(Assessment about 50% actual 2 51 )
70
;
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___532.90
Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of Berea County, Berea, Ohio
BOWLING GREEN. Alex. Williamson, Auditor.
This city is the county seat of Wood County. Incorporated Nov. 9 1855.
LOANSWhen Due.
Town Hail Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
Os
$1,500 Mch 1 '10-'12
Os
M'S J$4,000 Mch 1 '10-'17
1,500 Sept 1 '10-'12
4,000 Sept 1 '10-'17
Street Bonds.
s.
48
M'S
4,000 Men 1 '10-'17 4s
M-S
M-SJ $17,700__Mch 1 '10-'12
4,000 Sept 1 '10-'17
I 22,200__Sept 1 '10-'12
Sewer Bonds
3,000 Mch 1 '15-20
3,000 Sept 1 '15-'20 4s
4s
M-S
M'S $3,000 _Mch 1 '10-'11
600 Mch 1 1921
3,000__Sept 1 '10-'11
Os
M-S
M-S j 1,800 Mch 1 '10-'15 4s
1,125__Mch 1 '10-'12
1 1,800 Sept 1 '10-'15
1,500__Sept 1 '10-'12
3,000c Mch 1 '18-'23 4s
M-S
8,0O0 _Mch 1 '10-'17
48
MS
3,000c Sept 1 '18-'23
8,000Sept 1 '10-'17
600c Mch 1 1924 General bonds Nov 1909_ $53,600
1 2,000c_Mch 1 '14-'17 Street assessment debt
44,500
4s '07 M-S
2,000c_Sept 1 '14-'17 Sewer assessment debt
"7,000
600c___Mch 1 1918 Sinking fund
756
3,000_ _Mch 1 '22-'24 Tax valuation in 1909___ _2,050,240
5s
M-S 1 3,000_ ,Sept 1 '21-'24 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
600_ _ _ _Sept 1 1924 TfIX rate (per $1,000) 1908_..$48,20
I
Population in 1900
5.067
INTEREST is payable In Bowling Green.
i
BARNESVILLE. F. W. Hilles, Clerk.
This village is in Belmont County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Paying Bonds.
F-A $1,000_ _Feb 27 '10-13
6s
6s
M-S
400_Sept 13 '10- 13
6s
M-S
160_Sept 17 '10-'13
6s
F-A
3,500_Feb 12 '10-'14
85
J-J
3,000_Jan 11 '10-'12
M-N
800c.May 11'10-'13
5s
4;is
J-J
6,525__July 1 '10-'18
3,640_ _Dec 1 '10-'13
5s
J-D
840____Dee 1 1914
2,000__Dec 1 '10-'14
Os
F-A
315____Dee 1 1915
2,400_Sept 17 '10-'15
43•68
M-S
188.10_Sept 17 '16
1
TNT.at Village Treasurer's office.
Incorporated 1816.
Paving Bonds-(Con.)
58
J-J j$1,600_,Tan 15 '10-'17
75__ Jan 15 1918
1
5s
J-J
1,800__Jan 15 '10-18
Water Bonds'.
5s '04 A 0 570.000 Apr 1 '10-'44
BOND.DEBT Mch 1 1909_ _5109,048
Floating debt
3,000
Assessed valuation 1908.._ _1,496,000
(Assessment about 35 actual value.)
,
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1908_ __ $35.50
Population in 1909 (est.)
5,000
Population in 1900
3.721
BARNESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. M. Cassells, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $32,000 I School tax rate(per M000)'08E2.1434
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,699,240 Population in 1909 (est.)___ ._ _4,500
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) INTEREST Is payable in Barnesville
BELLAIRE. R. E. Crow, City Auditor.
This city is In Belmont County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Street Bonds (General)
Water Bonds.
4s '05 $1,500
June 1 1910
4s '03 F-A $50.000c___ Feb 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
4s' 4 M-N 20,000c___May 1 1914 45 '06 F-A $10,000c
Feb 1 1916
438'07 M-S 25,000e_ Mch 11917 GEN'L DEBT Jan 1 1909.. $60,102
430'07 M-S 10,000c___Sept 1 1917 Water debt
205,000
Citv-Hall Bonds.
Assessment debt
48.895
48 '00 31-S $30,000c Mch 1 '10-'24 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ 313,997
4s '02 A-0 15.0000 Oct 1 1912 Tax valuation 1907
4,229 915
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Assessment less than 1-3 actual val.)
45 '00 A-0 $50.000c_ -_Oct I 1920 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_412.10
9,912
Os '90 A-0 50,000c___Oct 1 1910 Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at Bellaire.
SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. A. Lichtenberger, Clerk.
BELLAIRE
When Due. OANSn Due.
LOANS48
M-S I $3,000c Mch15 10 '12 4s '09 F-A $9,000c_Aug 30 1916
1,500c Sep 15'10-'12 BOND. DEBT Oct 8 '09_426,500
3,000c Mch 15 '19-'12 Assessed valuation 1908_4,589,358
3,000c Sep 15 '10-'12 sett( 0 tax (per 81,000) 1909_ _ _59.30
4s '04 M-S
6,000c Mch 15 '13-'15 Population in 1906 (est.)
12,500
5.000c Sep 15 '13-'15
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Bellaire.
BELLEFONTAINE. U. L. Kennedy, Auditor.
This city is in Logan County.
When Due.
LOANSLight and Paving.
M-S 110,000„Aug 1 '10-'19
6s
3,960_ _March '10-'18
M-S
Os
4.500_ _Sept '10-'18
Gas and Electric Bonds.
4358 '05M-S $50.000_ _Sept 1 1935
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1915.)
4 Ms M-S 510,000_on or before 1914
Refunding Gen. Improvem't Bonds
4;is '04M-S 12/.696
1910-1915
Fire Department Bonds.
58
July $2,500„July 1910-14
Os '05 Sept 5,000 Sept 1 '15-'24
Refunding Bonds.
J-J 1528,000_Jan 1 '10- 16
55
24,000 __July 1 '10-'15
Paving Bonds.
4s '07 Sept $8,000c_Sept 1 '10-'17
4s '07 MO
6,000c_Mch 1 '10-'17
Water Works
83
F-A $13,000c__Feb 1917-'19
6s
F-A 10,0000„Feb 1915-'16
6s .
M-S 16,000c_Sept 1 '21-'37
($500 due each six months.)
53
M-S $7,500c_on or before '10
GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1909_ $200,000
Assessment debt
54,788
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 254,788
Sinking fund
20,000
Tax valuation 1908
3.208,100
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_435.60
Population in 1900
6,649
Population in 1909 (est)
10,000
INTEREST on the water-works bonds is payable at Bellefontaine; on
the refunding bonds at the First National Bank, New York.
4s
BRADFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. T. Arnold. Clerk.
•
This district is in Miami County.
LOANSWhen Due.I BONnED DEBT Dec 1908.443,000
5s '08 M-S1520,000c_Sept 1 '10-291 INTEREST payable at the Dis1 20,000c_ _Sept 1 '30-39 Itrict Treasurer's office.
BRIDGEPORT.
This village is in Belmont County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water.
Bridge.
5s
____ $10,840c__.1910-191?
45
$12,000c Mch 3 1933 5s
___ 6,000
1917-1919
Sewer.
58
3,000
Mch 1910
-- _
Os
$10,000c ____1910-1913 BONDED DEBT Sept 1 '07 5145,000
Assessed valuation 1906_ _ _1,384,207
Street Improvement
48
b75,000c ___ _1915-1929 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1906_ _530.130
35 '07 A-0 10,000____Apr 1 1917 Population in 1900
3,963
BRYAN. F. W. Radabaugh Clerk.
This village is In Williams County. Incorporated about 1840.
LOANSIVhen Due.
Assessment Bonds,
Water Ec Electric-Light Bonds.
58
___ $72,080 _____1910-1925
5s '07 M-S1315,000c_Mch 1 '14-'18 GEN'L BONDS Sept 1 '09.. $108,000
1 15,000c_Sept 1 '13-'17 Assessment debt
72,080
5s '08 M-Si 5,0,,0e_ Men 1 '21-'22 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_, 18.0,080
5.000c_Sept 1 '21-'22 Assessed valuation 1009.. 1,042,460
___
20,000
1910-1913 (Assessment about 14 actual value.)
5s
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1909_ _ _ 450.40
Water Refunding Bonds.
1910-1926 Population in 1900
3,131
5s
--_ 834,000
Funding Bonds.
1910-1916
4
___
$7,000
1917-1923
4s
___
7,000
INTEREST is payable In Bryan and New York City.
BUTLER COUNTY. Jos. E. Brate, Auditor.
County seat Is Hamilton.
Refunding Bonds.
County Fund.
J-J
$8.000c July 1 '10-'13 434s
M-N 520.0000 fJuly 1 '12-'14
J-J
10,000c July 1 1914
($5,000 due each yr.)1 '16-'18
J-J
12,000c July
1 1916 3.658 J-J $42,000c July 1 '10-'21
MS 40,000c_Sept 1 '17-'18 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 19094283,500
Bridge Bonds
Sinking fund
12,960
4s
J-J $30,000c Jan 1'10-11-13 Assessed valuation, real.525,888,800
4;i8
J-J
15,000c Jan 1 1915 Assessed val., personal._ 11,849,380
20,000c Jan 1 '17&'21 Total valuation 1908....37,738,180
4)45 J-J
4345
J-J
15,000c Jan 1 1919 (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
434
J-J
20.000c Jan 1 1924 County tax (per $1,000) '0845.4534
9s
M-S
2,000c Sept '10-'11 Population in 1009 (est.)
63,000
4s
J-J
28,000c .Tan 1910-'16 Population in 1900
56,870
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at Hamilton.
• The Miami University lands (22,566 acres), appraised at $1,200,080,
are exempt from all State taxes except those for school purposes.
48
4s
45
4s
BYESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Chas. R. Austin, Clerk.
This district Is In Guernsey County.
,
$2,500
When Du 5 '00
1918-1928
LOANS_539,700
5s '02 ____ $9,000c_Sept 1 '10-'18 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 09.,'
BELLEFONTAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT. L. B. Stough, Clerk.
5s '05 ____
1,200c_ Yrly on Mch 1 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _ _500,000
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Os '06 ____
2,000c_Yrly from
LOANSWhen Due 4s '09 M-S
2,000__Mch 1 '16-'19
Sept 1 1912 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_517.50
4s '07 F-Al$50,000__M&S 1 '16-'40
2,000__Sept 1 '16-'19
3,500
1 10,000_ _M&S 1 '31-40 BOND.DEBT May 1 1900_ $70,000 5s 'OA MS 525,000c_Sein 1 • IN-*12 Population in 1909 (est)
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 payable at the Treasurer's office; on
(Subject to call after March 1 1917) Assessed valuation 1908_ _3,208,100
11-S
4.000e_
48
1910-1914 School tax (per 51,000) 1907_.$11.00 otber issues at the First National Bank.
bs '08 M-S I 2,500__Mch 1 '10-'14
CAMBRIDGE. S. R. Heade Auditor.
1 2,500__Sept 1 '10-'14
This city Is located in Guernsey County.
INTEREST Is payable at °ince of City Treasurer.
Refunding Water Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Jan 514,0000 Jan 1910-1923
Sewer Bonds.
4s
BELLEVUE. Geo. Lieber, Clerk.
7,000o June 1 1912
J-D
M-S $9,000c Sept 1 1923 48
434s
This city Is In Huron County.
Water Bonds.
17,0000 July
1 1919
4s
J-J
A-0 56,0000 April 1 1910
Apr
2.194.06c. _Apr 1910 4)4s
LOANSCemetery Bonds
5s
When Due.
J-J 125,000c Jan 1 '10-'34
m-S $4,500c_ _ _ _Sept 1917 48
4,000c June 1 1926 4345
Water Bonds.
J-J
4s
55
2.116c Apr 1 '10-'12
F-A 511,0000___Aug 1919
5s
Apr
123,0000 July 1 '10-'34
City-Hall Bonds.
J-J
16,000c Nov
5s
June 2,000c_ _ __June 1912 45
5,000 April 1 1925 434s
J-J $10,000c___ _June 1930 4
'05A-0
1 1923
48
M-S 22,000c_ _ _ _Sept 1923 GEN. BD. DEBT Jan 1 '09_592,500 45 '07 F-A 10,000___ _Feb 11027 4s '05 J-J
4,500c July
1 1925
4s
M-S 10,0000_ _ _ _June 1914 Water debt (included)
10,000____July 1 1927 4s '07 J-J
5,000____July 11027
51,500 4s '07 J-J
45
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
J-J
3,000c_ __ _June 1911 Assessment debt (additional) 12,775 45 '08 J-J
5,500c_July 11028
5s '07 M S
4s '08 J-J
3,500c _1912-1918 Total valuation 1908
$8,500c__July 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
1,500,000
Park Bonds.
Street Bonds,
F-A $15,000c Aug
1 1916
(Assessment about 3, actual value.) 45
6
F-A $9.500c_ _ _June 1918 City tax (per $1,000) 1909____$10.00 4s
J-J $20,000c Jan 1911-1930
4s
J-J
21,500c Jan
1 1923 4s
Os '07 MS 10.009c_yearly to 1922 Population In I000_
8,000c June 1 1914 TOTAL DEBT May 3 1909 5530,570
4,101 4345 '04J-D
58,500
Floating debt
Bridge Bonds.
INTEREST on water bonds due 1911 is payable in Bellevue; on water
3,239,942
$2,000___July 1 1927 Tax valuation 1908
bonds due 1912, 1914 and 1919 In New York; on cemetery bonds in Fre- 45 '07 J-J
Cemetery Bonds.
(Assessment 1-3 to 34 actual value.)
mont; on all other bonds In Cincinnati.
-1908 540.20
J-J
45
$7.000c Jan 1 1919 Total tax (per $1,000)
8,241
INTEREST payable in Cambridge. Population in 1900
BELMONT COUNTY. Roy H. Cope, Auditor.
CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT
David Pritchard, Clerk.
County seat is St. Clairsville.
$34,000
_ _ _1910-1940
When Due. 4s '06 s-a
LOANSWhen Due.
County Bonds.
LOANS1910-1934 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $133,003
5s '95 s-a 525,000
48
Court House and Jail.
M-S $7,000___Sept 1 1911 45 '01 s-a
10,000
1912-1021 Assessed valuation 1908._ _3,645,713
434s
$25,000___Sept 1 1910 TOTAL DEBT July 1909_
$78,000
113,000c..Mch 5 '10-'22 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
48
53,000__ _Sept 1 1914 Total assessed val. 1908_ _30,085,980 450'08
12,000c..Sept 5 '10-'21 Scnool tax (per $1,000) 1909_313.00
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
126,000c_Sept 5 '22-'34
55
M-S $2.000___Sept 1 1910 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at Cambridge.
60,875
112.000c_Mch 5 '22-'34
Nov., 1909.]
CANTON. James E. F.lohr, Clerk.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
,
This city Is the county seat of Stark County.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS58 '01 M-N $12,000.__May 20 1913
Market House Bonds.
6,000_ .Aug 20 1914
58 '02 J-J $75,000__July 1 '15-'17 5s '02 A-0
53,000__July 1 1925 58 '03 A-0 106,000. __Apr 1 1928
48 '02 J-J
4s '04 M-S 25,000c__Mch 1 1920 4 )48'03 F-A 13,000 __Aug 20 1923
2,800c_ _ _Sept 1 1918 4 As'03 M-S 12,000._Sept 1 1923
4%8'03 M-S
5.000.-. _Sept 1 1928
4s '03 M-S
Refunding Water Bonds.
438'00 F-A $15,000____Feb 1 1912 48 '04 F-A 22,000 ..._Feb1 1924
16,000 __July 15 1914
6,000___Dec 21 1915 4)0'04 J-J
3348'00 J-D
4s '05 F-A 22,000u ..Feb 1 1930
Water Works Bonds.
48 '00 J-J $10,000___July 14 1910 45 '06 ___ 10,900 .__Apr 22 1911
15'11-'14 4s'06 J-D 29,000._ ._June 1 1916
4)0'02 .J-D 100,000„June
48 '04 F-A 150,000.Aug 15 '21-'22 48 '07 M-S 59,332.45 _Mch 11 1917
7,000____Dec 1 1911
150,000_Aug 15 '26-'27 58 '96 J-D
5,000____Sept 1 1928 33s'99 M-S 12,500Sept 1 1914
48 '03 ...._
5,000___July 15 1918 4)0'00 F-A 30,000_Feb 1 '15& '18
48 '04___
3)0'00 J-D 19,000___Dec 21 1915
Sewer Bonds.
7,000__ _ _Sept 1 1919
48 '07 J-D $2,200_ _June 1 1917 5s '03 M-S
5,000_June 15 1918
4,600__July 1 1917 4s '04 J-D
48 '07 J-J
10,000_ _July 2 1921
4s '07 J-1) 10,000c___ Dec 1 1917 48 '04 J-J
5.000___ _July 1 1910
4%8'09 M-S f1,300____Mch 1 1914 4s '04 J-J
15,600____Mch 1 1919 5s '02 M-N 13,000___May 20 1914
10,000____July 2 1916
800__Mch 1 1914 4s '06 J-J
Ss '09 M-S
6,900c_Mch 1 1014 4s '09 M-S 29,000c___Mch 11920
4)0'09 M-S
6,000c_ _Mch 1 1919 48 '09 M-S 13,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1929
4)0'09 M-S
Sanitary Plant Bonds.
9,000____Sept 1 1910
43.s'09 M-S
3,900__Sept 1 1914 3%8'01 A-0 $20,000___Oct 211915
4)0'09 MS
Police and Fire-Alarm Bnods.
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
4348'09 M-S $1,700____Mch 1 1914 4s '06 J-D $20.000 _ _ _June 1 1926
2,500_Mch 1 1919 GEN'L BONDS Jan 1 '09_ $861,832
4%8'09 M-S
293,000
4)48'09 M-S 11,000-__Mch 1 1911 Water-works bonds
16,000__Mch 1 '12-'14 Special assessment debt_ _ _ 330,058
1,000c_ __Mch 1 1912 TOT. BD. DEBT Jan 1 '09_1,484,890
4)0'09 M-S
43,620
3,900c___Mch 1 1914 Sinking fund and cash
4)48'09.1M-S
1,000_ _ __Sept 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1908_ _17,282,600
4)0'09 M-S
(Assessment about 25% actual val.)
Fire Department Bonds.
_$32.00
48 '06 J-D 30,000_ __June 11920 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
____ 30.667
Population In 1900
Park Bonds.
55,000
48 '06 J•D $4,000____June 11920 Population in 1909 (est)
1,800 ____July 1 1917
4s '07 J-J
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Brothers, New York, or at City
Treasurer's office.
CANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. William C. Lane, Clerk Board of Educa'n
When Due. 48 '06 M-S $30,000c Mch 1 1926
LOANSJ-J $23,000c ____1910-1911 48 '07 F-A 20,0000...Feb 16 1927
58
1 -A 30,0110e_ Feb 27 1928
M-N 23,0000 ____1914-1915 4s '08 ,
58
M-S 20,000c _ __1912-1913 4s 'OR J-D 60,000c__Dec 15 1929
58
J-D 40,000c 1918-19-20-21 48 '09 M-N 34,000c_ _May 27 1929
58
F-A 23.000c ___ _1916-1917 BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '09 $428,000
Os
M-S 75,0000 ---.A917-1918 Assessed valuation 190917,400,530
46
M-S 20,000c 1910-11-13-14 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
58
4s '04 M-N 15,000c May 1 1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$11.10
45 '05 M-N 15,000c May 1 1925 Population In 1909 (est.)....._50,000
INTEREST is payable In New York City. on bonds due from 1910 to 1915
at Chemical Nat. Bank; on bonds due 1912 to 1921 at the Hanover Nat.
Bank, and on all other bonds at Kountze Bros.
OELINA. J. M. Winter, Clerk.
This village is in Mercer County.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
LOANS4548'05 J-J j$20,000c___Jan 1 1925
Highway Bonds.
1 22,000c___Jan 1 1935
J-J $25,00O _July 20 '16-20
413
F-A 2:5,000_Aug 25 '23-'32
May 20,000-May 1 '10-'13 3.903
4s
48
9,049
25,000_ _July 20 '22-31
J-J
45
Street bonds 14 As
80,800
Water-Works Bonds.
5s---------56,228
AO 50,000- _Oet 15 '14.'31
68
1,000--Mch 1 1910 TOTAL DEBT May 3 1909 5336,355
410'07 M-S
Total valuation 1908____ _ _1,208,080
Light Plant Bonds
544.60
J-D $5,000c__June 12 1915 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908
46
48
J-D 20,000c_ __June '16-25 Population in 1900__2.815
INTEREST at Village Treasury.
Sept 12,000c_ _Sept '15-26
58
CELINA SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. V. Short, Clerk.
When Due.I BONDED DEBT Sept 17'09 $68,000
LOANSM-S $58,000c__Mch 30 1917'School tax (per $1.000) 1907...$24.60
58
INTEREST Is payable at the District Treasurer's office.
CHILLICOTHE. WallaceYaple, Mayor; R.D.Alexander,Aud.
This city Is in Ross County.
Fire Equipment Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$4,000___Dec 15 1912
5s '04 __
Deficiency Bonds.
-_
000-Aug 15 1928
43.s'04 ____ $41,300__ Jan 25 1914 4s-_ _ 10.
Refunding Bonds (aold).
Street & Sewer Bonds (General).
55 '03 ____ $8,500____Oct 11013 4)0 g J-D $74,000____Dec 1 1916
3,600___July 25 1915 (Subject to call on Dec 1 as follows:
4)0'05 ____
Six bonds yearly from 1902 to '08;
2,000_ __Sept 10 1914
430'04 ____
seven yearly 1909 to 1914.)
4%8'05 ___. 18,000..„June20 1915
4s '08 ____ 16.500__ __July 6 1916 GEN. BONDS Jan 1 1909_ $250,950
205,048
4s '05 ___ 12,700_ .Aug 15 1915 Assessment debt
48 '06 -- 16,350___Aug 15 1916 Floating debt
27,603
____
45
4,000____Apr 1 1918 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ 483,601
____
2,800._ _Sept 15 1917 Sinklii., fund
4s
5.329
--_- 4,800_ ___ Mch 1 1922 Total valuation 1908
5,425,000
45s
____ 30,000___May 15 1928 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
48
2.400__Sept 15 1923 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_532.20
48 '08 M-S
Assessment Bonds, 4s, 414s & Sc. Population In 1900
12,976
$205,047 .10 due from 1910 to 1917. Population in 1908 (est.)
17,000
(Various amounts yearly.)
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
CHILLICOTHE SCHOOL DISTRICT James I. Boulger, Clerk.
When Due. 38 '06 J-J $6 000c_ _ _July 1 '10-21
LOANS$5.500c_July 22 1917 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1907_ -$55,500
J-J
68
4)0'04 M-S j 6 000c_Mch 1 '10-'15 Assessed valuation 1907_ _ _5,200,000
1 6.000c.Sept 1 '10-'15 School tax (per $1,000) 1907_$12.00
26,000cJuly 2 1920 INTEREST at City Treasurer's office
.1-.1
56
CINCINNATI. Ernest Von Bargen, Auditor. C.T. Greve,
Secretary Sinking Fund Trustees.
Cincinnati is situated in Hamilton County. Founded In 1789; Incorporate()
as a town Jan. 1 1802 and as a city Feb. 8 1819.
In 1895 the villages of Avondale, Clifton, Linwood, Riverside and Westwood were annexed to Cincinnati and thelr Indebtedness was assumed by
that city. In 1903 the village., of Hyde Park, Evanston. Bond Hill and
Winton Place were annexed. Propositions to annex the villages of Cheviot
and Delhi were submitted to the voters of Cincinnati on Nov. 2 1909.
The Supreme Court on Oct. 19 1909 declared invalid $1,000,000 park
and boulevard bonds submitted to a vote on May 11 1909. The bonds
were not Issued. V. 89, p. 1097.
When Due.
Cincinnati South. Ry. Term.
LOANS3 A '02 J-J sf$500,000__July 1 1965
Bath House.
sf$22,000__July 1 1928
334 '03 J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1942.)
3% '03 J-J
Bridge Bonds.
$500,000_ _July 1 1065
$50,000_Apr 1 1921
3 A '01 A-0
(Subject to call July 1 1943.)
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1911.) 35 '04 J-J
$500,000__July 1 1065
48 '08 A-Osf$36,000___ _Oct 11930 (Subject to call after July 11044,)
sf3,500.June 30 1927 3% '05 J-J
4 '07 J-D
$500,000c_July 1 1965
sf26,000_Jan 27 1938 .(Subject to call after July 1 1945.)
48 '08 J-J
sf28,000__July 1 1928 3 As'08 J-J $500,000c July 1 1965
4s '08 J-J
Cincinnati South. Ry. Refunding.
(Subject to call after July 1 1948
Fire Department Bonds.
3)48'02 J-Jj$7,803,000 _July 1 1952
45 '04 M-S $325,000__Sept 1 1934
'Is. f. 7,0001
75,000c_Nov 1 1935
(Subject to call after July 1 1932.) 334s'05 M-N
23,000c July 18 1937
4s '08 J-J $600,000c_ _July 1 1958 4s '07 J-J
(Subject to call after-July 1 1938.) 3.65s'07M-N sf25,000__May 2 1937
354 '06 M-N $4,595,0000_May 1 1956 3.65s '07 J-J sf22,500__July 5 1037
sf4,000.July 15 1937
(Subject to call after May 1 1936.) 48 '07 J-J
4s '09 J-J $750,000c_ _July 15 1959 4s '08 M-S sf26,000__Mch 1 1928
sf40,000__Jan 2 1938
(Subject to call after July 15 1939.) 4s '08 J-J
4s '08 F-A
sf20,000_Feb 25 1938
Market House Bonds.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
$50.000. _June 1 1921
354 '01 J-D
sf$50 .000__Jan 1 1934
to call after June 11911.) 48 '04 J-J
(Subject
st$6,000-Oct 1 1927 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1914.)
35 '02 A-0
s5
Park Bonds-(Con)
When Due.
LOANS$17,500_July 15 1957
4 '07 J-J
Avenue Pavement.
sf800_July 25 1957
354 01 J-D
5150.000_ _Dec 1 1920 4 '07 J-J
300 000c_Oct 15 1957
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1910.) 45 '07 A-0
354 '02 J-D sf$75,000_June 1 1922 48 '09 M-S 25,000c__ _Sept 1 1949
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.) 45 '09 M-S 25.500c ..Sept 15 1949
35,000c_ _July 30 1919
45 '09 J-J
City Hall Repair.
48 '03 J-D sf$40,000__June 1 1913 4s '07 M-S sf 10,000. _Sept 1 11157
65,000c_Apr 1 1958
4s '08 A-0
Police Department Bldg Bonds.
50,000c_Apr 1 1948
$75,000c_Nov 1 1935 4s '08 A-0
354 '05 M-N
sf40,000.Aug 20 1928
48 '07 J-J
sf3,500_July 15 1957 4s '08 F-A
Library Bonds
48 '08 F-A sf20,000__Feb 1 1938
4s '04 J-J
Infirmary Improvement.
$12,000c_Jan 1 1924
48 '04 A-0
$40,000c_Jan 1 1923
30,000_ _Oct 1 1934 48 '04 J-J
48 '05 J-J
Street Bonds.
sf31,000__Jan 1 1935
4 '07 J-J
$35,000_ _Oct 1 1911
12,500_July 15 1957 3 t '01 A-0
4s '08 F-A
200,000_ _July '1 1927
s13,000__Feb 1 1928 35 '02 J-J
Trunk Sewer.
sf50,000.._Oct I 1927
334 '02 A-0
4s '89 J-D
sf75,000_ _Nov 1 1923
$50,000__June 1 1929 35 '03 M-N
sf25,000__Jan 1 1924
(Subject to call after June 11909.) 45 '04 J-J
45 '92 J-D
300.000....Apr 1 1924
$300,000c&rJune 1 '32 4s '04 A-0
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.) 3% '05 M-S
250,000c_Sept 1 1925
Garbage Bonds.
48 '04 F-A sf200,000c_Aug 1 1924
334 '02 M-N sf$37,000_ _Nov 1 1922 3 14 '05 ,A sf500.000c_ Feb 1 1925
I
Refuse Disposal Station.
3.658'06F-A 500.000c Aug 13 1916
3.85s'07J-J $90,000_ _July 15 1927 3.65s'07F-A
sf7.000_ _Feb 25 1932
3.65s '07 J-J sf60,000_July 15 19 7 4s '07 M-N sf16,000_.May 8 1917
Asphalt Repair Plant.
363,000c_June 30 1922
4s '07 J-D
4s '07 J-J
10,000c July 20 1927
*15,000c-1'1y 15 1937 48'07 J-J
4s '08 J-D
sf5,800_Aug 30 1917
sf6,000June 1 1928 48 '07 F-A
m
sf78.000_ Au 30 1922
Is '07 ,
Special Condemnation.
1 -A
334 '01 A-0
8,000_July 25 1922
$50,000_ _Apr 1 1921 4s '07 J-J
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1911.) 4s '08 A-0
528.000c_Apr 1 1923
3 A '99 A-0 sf$10,000__Apr 1 1919 48 '08 A-0
1 ,000e_Anr 15 1928
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1909.) 45 '08 J-D
1,500__Dec 1 1910
sf$8,744_ _July 2 1915 4s '08 A-0
354 '00 J-J
3,600__Oct 1 1913
(Subject to call after July 2 1910.) 4s '08 A-0
sf8,500_0ct 15 1913
3% '00 F-A
sf8,500_Aug 20 1918
sf$2,138__Aug 1 1920 4s '08 F-A
48 '08 J-J
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1910
sf800_July 15 1928
$25,000 _Jan 1 1923 4s '08 F-A
sf6.000_Aug 20 1928
334 '03 J-J
4s '09 J-J 1,899,000c_July 15 1929
Special Street Fund,
50,000c
1910
354 '99 F-A sf$28,500„Aug 1 1914 48 '09 M-S
128,000__Aug 2 1929
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.) 9s '09 F-A
4s '09 F-A _ 48,000_ _Aug 2 1949
Sewer Construction.
4s '04 A-0 3250,000_ Apr 1 1924
University Letter 112.
$100.000c_July 1 191/1
334 '05 M-N
350,000c_May 1 1935 45 '94 J-J
3545'03 M-N
sf5,000__Nov 1 1923 48 '09 M-S 550,000c Sept 15 1949
5s '07 J-J
Turnpike Bonds.
24,000_July 25 1937
sf18,500__Apr 1 1933
3.85s'06F-A 250.000c. Aug 13 1936 4s '03 A-0
4s '08 F-A
Waterworks.
sf6,800-Aug 20 1918
45 '08 J-J
sf58,000....July 1 1933 35 '98 F-Al $540,900__Aug 1 1938
4s '09 J-J 473.000c _July 15 1949
1
sf9,100__Aug 1 1938
Con. Sinking Fund.
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1918.)
5s'80 M-N $1,154,000_ _May 1 1930 3.65 '97 F-A 5(50,000_ _Feb 1 1937
(Subject to call after May 1 1910
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1917.)
4 '91 J-J 975,000 __July 1 1941 35 '97 F-A sf250,000_Aug 1 1937
1
sf2,000_July 1 1941 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1917.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1921.) 3s'99 F-A 51,000.000...Aug 1 1939
48 '96 J-D sf$44,425....Dec 14 1921 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1919.)
(Subject to call after Dec 14 1916.) 3s '01 F-A $1,000,000_ _Feb 1 1941
48 '97 M-S '043,173._Sept 1 1922 (Subject to call after Feb 1 1921.)
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1917.) 354 '02 F-A sf$75,000_ _Feb 1 1942
58 80 M-Nj $178,000_ May 1 1930 (Subject to call after Feb 1 1922.)
sf5,000_ _May 1 1930 354 '03 F-A $1,000,000_ _Feb 1 1943
1
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1923.)
(Subject to call after May 11910.)
4s'81 J-D sf$129,000_ _June 8 1931 354 '03 F-A $500.000_ _Aug 1 1943
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1923.)
(Subject to call after June 8 1911.)
4s 81 J-J j $967,000__July 1 1931 3.65 '04J-J 51,075,000...July 1 1944
sf878,000__July 1 1931 (Subject to call after July 1 1924.)
(Subject to call after July 11911.) 354 '05 F-A $1,000,000c_Feb 1 1945
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1925.)
Condemnation Bonds.
48 '04 A-0
$50,000c_Apr 1 1924 354 '06 FA $500,000c_Feb 1 1946
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1926.)
48 '04 M-S
30,000 Sept4
sf75,000_ _Apr 1 1935 3.85s'05J-J sf3250,000c July 1 1948
354 '05 A-0
(Subject to call after July 1 1926.)
sf4,500_Mch 15 1927
3.65s'07M-S
sf19,500.Dec 31 1947 3.65s'06F-A$245,000e__ .Aug 1 1946
4s '07 J-P
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1926.)
sf5,500__July 1 1957
4s '07 J-J
35.000.Apr 15 1947 4s '06 M-S $1,000,000cSept 1 1946
3.658'07A-0
(Subject to call after Sent 1 1926.)
10,000cJuly 25 1947
4s '07 J-J
130,000_0ct 30 1947 4s '06 M-S st 5,000_ _Sept 1 1946
4s '07 A-0
150,000 Jan 2 1948 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1926.)
4s '08 J-J
4s '08 A-0
700_0ct 15 1910 4 '06 M'S j sf92,0001Sept 15 1916
30,000j
1
48 '08 J-D
sf26,000_June 15 1928
48 '08 F-A
sf4,000_Aug 20 1928 4s '07 F-A1,000.000c__ _Feb 1 1947
4s '08 F-A
sf20,000_Feb 28 1938 3.65s'07F-A 40,000_ __Feb 25 1937
4s '08 F-A
30.000_Feb 28 1948 3.65s'07F-A st60.000_ Feb 25 1937
500,000c_Aug 1 1947
McLean Ave. Sewer, Letter U2. I 4s '07 F-A
43 '07 J-J
(Subject to call Aug 1 1927)
st13,000_July 20 1937
250,000c_ eb 1 1948
4s '08 I' A
Workhouse Bonds.
4s '93 J-D
(Subject to call after Feb 11928)
$100,000_ _June 1 1923
200.000c_ Fel. 25 1938
45 '94 J-D
sf6,000. _June 1 1924 4s '(IS r A
3)0'05A-0
20.000__Apr 1 1925 4s '08 F-A 500,000c___Aug 1 1948
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1928.)
Con. Sinking Fund, Refunding.
1.000__Oct 1 1913
3.65g'97 F-A$3,600.000__Feb 1 1937 48 'OR A-0
4s '09 M-N 150,000c_ _ May 1 1939
Hospital Bonds.
Comfort Station Bonds.
334 '00 F-A sf$25,000_Aug 1 1915
sf45,000__Oct 1 1927 3.65s '07 A-0 $25,0000 Apr 15 1927
354 '02 A-0
Viaduct Bonds.
100.000__Jan 1 1928
354 '03 J-J
388.000_ June 1 1939
4 '04 A-0
50.000c_Apr 1 1914 4s '89 .1-1)
354 '05 J-D sf175,000__Dec 1 1935 (Snbleet to call after June 1 1919)
$350,000c_June 1 1922
250,000c_Mch 1 1935 4s '92 J-D
334 05 M'S
25.000„Dec 1 1935 4s '03 M-S sf 10,000__Mch 1 1923
354s'06 J-D
300,000_ Aug 1 1934
204,000_ _Feb 15 1937 4s '04 F-A
3.658'07F-A
7,500_ _Apr I 1924
4 '07 J-J
sf20,000_July 25191? 48 '04 A-0
425.000c_Feb 1 1936
300.000_Nov 5 1931 354 '06 F-A
3.658'06M-N
48 '08 M-N
4,500 Nov 1 1913 3.65 06 M-N 140,000c __N v 5 1926
48 '09 M-S 100,000c Sept 15 1959 3.658 '07 M-N sf20,000_May 25 1927
257,000c_Oct 15 1937
4s '07 A-()
House of Refuge Bonds.
115.500c. Fel) 1 1936
4s'96 J-J I
34,000„July 1 1926 4s 'OR F-A
1
st6,000__July 1 1926 4s '08 M-N sf50,000__Nov 1 1928
Special Assessment Bonds,4 434.
354 '05 A-0
30,000__Apr 1 1925
4
43 , 5 & 6.
Park Bonds.
45 '94 J-D sf$25,000__June 1 1914 1909..5311,103 21 1914..$118,872 98
(Subject to call after June 1 1904.) 1909.. 287.103 79 1915.. 90,629 55
48 '93 J-D
sf35,000„June 1 1923 1911.. 254,221 45 1916., 80,906 05
48 '04 J-J
500,001k_July 1 1954 1912.. 209,289 90 1917.. 64,027 10
45 04 M-S
025,0000_Sept 1 1924 1913.. 170,879 20 1918.. 40,981 44
Stable Bonds.
350,0000_June 1 1955
334 '05 J-D
354 '02 J-J
sf50,000__July 1 1927 3.656'06.14 $25,000_ . __July 9 1926
4'06 A-0
sf14 000_ _Dec 1 1926
.f20.000__Oct 1 1958148 '08 J-D
4 '07 J-D
86,000c J'ne 30 1957
AVONDALE.
LOANSSidewalk Bonds.
When Due.
Sewer Loan.
5 '93 J-J j $2,500 1.July 1 1913
1 5112,5001
5 '88 M-N
$6,000 __Nov 1 1913
st15,000„Oct 1 1912
.8,000.. Aug 1 1915 5 '92 A-0
5 '90 F-A
sf10,000__May 1 1914
5 '92 F-A
5,000__Aug 1 1917 5 '94 M-N
Street Improvement.
5 '93 J-J
sf7,500__July 1 1918
45 '91 J-D
Street, Fire and Police.
$50,000„June 1 1921
50,000. July 1 1921
58 '89 M-S
sf$500_Sept 1 1914 48 '91 J-J
25,000__Jan 1 1922
14.500....Sept 1 1914 4s '92 J-J
58 '89 M-S
50.000__Apr 1 1923
10,000__May 1 1915 48 '93 A-0
58 '89 M-N
18,000.. _Oct 1 1915 46 '94 J-J
15,000„Jan 1 1924
5s '90 A-0
15,000__June 1 1916 48 '94 M-N
30,000__May 1 1924
5s'91 J-D
17.000 _June 1 1923 4s '95 M-N
10,000__Nov 1 1925
Os '93 J-D
Turnpike and Improvement.
525,000__May 1 1914
5s '89 M-N
BOND HILL.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
LOANS4s '03 M-S
$40,000_Mch 30 1923
Water Pipe Bonds.
Debt Extension Bonds.
$17.000__Sept 1 1920
58 '95 M-S
$2,500„Nov 1 1912
5s '02 M-N
Culvert & Drain. Bonds
4,679.11ch 15 1912
$7,000 __Apr 1 1920 5s '02 M-S
58 '00 A-0
3.504 Mch 20 1913
53 '03 M'S
Street Repair Bonds.
5s '00 A-0
318,000„Apr 1 1920
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[Vol, Lxxxix.
CLIFTON.
LOANSWhen Due. I
County Office Building Bonds.
Ditch Bonds.
'5s
M-S $19,500c_Sept 1 '10-'22
LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.
4s
M-Sj $2,000c_NIch 2 '10-'13
1 19,500c_Mch 1 '10-'22
General Improvement Bonds.
650,000_1uly 1 1917
4) '87 J-J
,
5
I 2,010c_Sent 2 '10-'13 BOND. DEBT May 10'00 $139,225
4) '88 J-J j
,
6
Water Bonds.
sf$5001_Ju1y 1 1918
725____June 1 1913 Sinking fund
____
19,753.
1 99,500j
43i '92 A-0
$12,000__Apr 15 1922 48
Total assessed val. 1909_37,787,660
Funding Bonds
4% '90 M-N
50,000__May 1 1920
332.000c__Mch 1 '10-25 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
4s '05 MSi 25,000c__Sept 1 ,
10-10 County tax (per $1,000) '10__.$6.025
EVANSTON.
10,000c__Sept 1 '20-24 Population in 1900 (est.)
7308:0003a
LOANSCement Walk Bonds.
When Due.
Population in 1900
Water Bonds.
$1,000 Jan 2'16&'18
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's office.
5s '00 A-0
$15,000__Apr 2 1920 65 '96 J-J
1 1,000 Jan 2'20&'22
Town Hall Bonds.
649__Jan 2 1924
5s '00 A-0
$18,000_Apr 2 1920 6s '96 M-S
3,326_Sept 18 1916 CLERMONT COUNTY. Jos. L. Larkin, Auditor.
Condemnation Bonds.
4s '01 J-J
sf3,000_July 24 1911
Batavia is the county seat.
5s '00 A-0
$10,000__Apr 2 1920
Montgomery Boulevard Bonds.
Trunk Sower Bonds.
5s '02 Dec
sf$1,500__Dec 1 1912 LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Bonds.
55 '00 A-0
$7,000_ _Apr 2 1920
Deficiency Bonds.
4s
J-J
$6,000c_Jan 1 '10-'2/
55
_ June 12,000c___June 1915
June $40,000c____June 1923 53
HYDE PARK.
Pike Bonds.
5s
Mob 16,000c_ _ __Mch 1918
LOANSTown Hall Furnishing.
When Due.
5s
Aug $1,0000
Aug 1911 BOND. DEBT Sept 2109 283,500
$2,000_May 28 1922
Road Bonds.
Sluicing fund
3,210
.1 Town Hall Bonds. Nov 28 '10-'14 4s '02 May
Street improvement Bonds.
r$1,500
$16,0000_Sept 1 '11'-'26 Assessed valuation 1908_11,500,000
2,000 Nov 28'15 10 436 '00 M-N
4s '99 M-N
,
$1,000_ May 8 '10-19 4s '09 Sept
4,000c_Sept 1 '27-'28 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
10,000 Nov 28 '20-29
98,000__May 8 1920
3,000c __Sept 1 1929 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_210.80
4;is 1900 M-NJ 1,000.May 8 '10-19
Sidewalk Bonds.
Toll-Pike Purchase.
Population In 1909 (est.)
33,000
1 10,100.May 8 1920 43'02 Mch
$10,000_Mch 10 1922 4s '09 M-S $8,500e_Mch 1 '10-'26 Population in 1900
31,610
434 '02 Aug
Water Pipe Extension Bonds.
5,000_Aug 18 1022
INTEREST payable in Batavia.
$1,000_May 8 '10-19 4 '02 M-N
4 )..6 '00 m-Nj
4,000__Nov 6 1922
23,100__May 8 1920
Water Bonds.
1.
Trunk and Lateral Sewer Bonds.
45 '03 M-S
$4,500_Mch 15 1923 CLEVELAND. Thomas Coughlin, Auditor; P. J. Wagner,
$25,000__May 8 1920
436 '00 M-N
,
Debt Extension Bonds.
Deputy Auditor.
Street Repair Bonds.
4s '03 A-0
$2,500__Apr 1 1923
j$1,000_May 8 '10-19
Refunding Bonds.
43 '003.1-N
Cleveland is In Cuyahoga County and was Incorporated Mch, 5 1838.
113,100__May 8 1920
'01 M-S
$2,500__Sept 2 1921 Annexation of Glenville and South Brooklyn authorized at election Nov.8.
LINWOOD.
1904 and are now part of the city. Annexation of Newburg authorized
LOANSNov. 7 1905. An election held Nov. 5 1907 resulted in favor of the annexaWhen Due.
tion of Collinwood. The question of annexing Corlett was favorably voted
Water-works & Elec.-Lt. Bonds.
5s
upon Nov. 3 1908. The statement below does not Include the debt of tb 19
A-0
$40,000__Feb 1 1923
.
last three villages, the annexation agreement having not as yet been com59
A-0 f 29,0001 Aug 1 1923
pleted. Of the bonds outstanding, about 50% are registered, the balance
1. sf500j
being in coupon form.
RIVERSIDE.
When Due..
LOANS
Fire Department.
LOANSStreet and Sower Improvement.
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
A-02147,000 __Oct 1 1918
Highway Improvement.
5s
F-A sf$10,000 Aug 15 '14-18
A-0 $90,000 ___Apr 1 1926 is
A-0 25,000 ___Apr 1 1920
55 '95 J-J
sf$15,000_Jan 1 '25-29 5s'92 J-D
j 19,0001 Deo 1 1912 4s
4s
A-0 249,000 ___Oct 11026 4s
A-0 20,000 _1914-1917
Water Works.
t sf1,0001
M-N 60,000 __May 1 1911 45
M-N 205,000 __May 1 1925
53'95 M-N 0235 000..Nov 15 1930 5s '94 A-0
6,000_0ct 15 '20-22 4s
A-0 200,000 ___Oct 1'11-'12 48 '05 M-S 30,000 --Mch 1 1919
5s '94 A-0
04,000_0ct 15 '23-24 4s
4s
A-0 30,000 __Oct 11015 4s '05 F-A 170,000 ___Aug 1 1914
WESTWOOD.
45
A-0 100,000 ___Oct 1 1916
Grade Crossing Bonds.
Sidewalk Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS48
J-J 100,000 __Jan 1 1923 4s
.J-D 250,000 __June 1 1918
55 '95 M-S sf$20.000_Sept 2 1925 45
Water Bonds.
J-D 200,000 -June 1 1918 4s
F-A 200 000 _Feb 1 1919
sf$20,000-July 1 1915
53'95 J-J
Turnpike Bonds.
48
J-J 175,000 __Jan 1 1921 48 '05 M-S 500,000 _Mch 1 1923
55 '95 J-D sf$20,000„Dec 9 1925 4s
A-0 150,000 ___Apr 1 1920 4s '06 A-0 500,000__Apr 1 1930
4s
Market House Bonds.
M-S 20,000 ___Sept 1 1924
WINTON PLACE.
4s
A-02110,000 ___Oct 1 1923
A-0 240 000
1 1918 4s
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Supply Bonds.
4s
A-0 125,000 ---Oct 11015 4s
J-D 50 000 __June 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
55 '95 M-N
$25,000_May 14 1925 4s '04 A-0 100,000 __Apr 1 1925 45 '00 A-0 150,000___Apr 1 192$
$2,800 _Mch 15 1918 (Subject to call after May 14 1915.)
5s '98 M'S
45 '04 M-S 100,000 ___Mch 1 1916
Police Department Bonds.
(Subject to call after Mch 15 1913.)
Sower Construction Bonds.
4s '06 A-0 236,000 ---Apr 1 1929 4s
A-02100,000 ___Apr 1 1917
Town Hall Refunding.
45 '03 J-J
$43,000 _July 1 1933 • Park Bonds,
4s
M-N 125,000 _May 1 1925
5s '95 A-0
$12,000__Oct 2 1925
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s
A-02500,000 ___Oct 1 1923
Public Bath Bonds.
(Subject to call after Oct 2 1915.) 4s '03 J-J
$3,000.. July 1 1933 4s
A-0 500,000 ___Apr 1 1924 4s
A-0 $25,000 ___Apr 1 1912
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at the American Exchange National 49
M-S 50,000 ___Sept 1 1924 49
A-0
5,000 ___Apr 1 1919
Bank of New York and the Third National Bank of Cincinnati, which are 45
A-0 600,000 ___Apr 1 1927 4s '05 M-S 20,000 __Mch 11017
the authorized agents of the trustees of the sinking fund.
4s
A-0 400,000 ___Apr 1 1928 43 '06 A-0
35,000 __Apr 1 1929
48
A-0 500,000 ___Oct'29&'31
River and Harbor Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUND, &c.
48
A-0 500,000 -Oct 1 '33&'35 45
A-02500,000 ___Oct 1 1926
Nor. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. 4s
A-0 250,000 __Oct 1 19
A-0 255,000 __Apr 1 1924 45
General bonded debt_•251,201,018•247,684,343 $45,581,766 $42,427,642 45 '06 A-0 574,000 _-_Apr 1 1929 4s
A-0 100,000 ___Oct 1 19
Sinking fund
7,604144
7,048,476
A-0 200,000 ___Apr 1 1020
6,444,813
6,212,658 4s '05 M-S 375,000 _-_Mch 1 1917 4s
Funded Debt.
45 '04 A-0 150,000 _Apr 1 1925
Net debt
$43,596,874 $40,637,887 $39,136,953 $36,214,984 4s
A-02276,000 ___Oct 11916 4s '05 M-S 50,000 _Lich 1 1916
Water debt (Included)_211,545,100 $11,395,200 $10,444,300 $8,919,400 4s
A-0 127,000 ___Oct 1 1010
Street Opening Bonds.
A-0 100,000 ___Oct 1 1911 48
4s
A-02116,000 __Oct 1 1927
• These figures Include $15,813,000 Cincinnati Southern Ry. bonds and 4s
M-N 39,000 ___Nov 1 1911 4s '05 M-S 200,000 ___Mch 1 1915
A-0 222,000 ___Oct 1 1912 43 '06 A-0 70,000__ _Apr 1 1929
$2,500,000 Cincinnati Southern Ry. termlnal bonds, the sinking fund and 48
A-0 100,000 __Apr 1 1919
Interest on which Is paid by the lessee in the form of rent and therefore not 4s
Giddings Brook Bonds.
A-0 $50,000 ___Oct 1 1915
charged against the tax duplicate. Assessment bonds (not included) 4s '08 A-0 225,000__ _Oct 1 1024 45
Sower District Bonds.
Morgana-Sewer Bonds.
Nov. 1 1909, $1,732,761.
There were outstanding on Jan. 1 1909 street bonds for $1,628,014.67 4s
A-02390,000 ___Apr 1 1010 45 '05 M-S 225,000 ___Mch 11036
Sanitary Bonds.
payable by special assessment and not included in the above statement of 45
A-0 73,000 ___Oct 1 1910
total debt. Of this sum bonds to the amount of $1,361,524.73, together 4s
A-03110,000___Apr 1 1914
A-0 230,000 ___Apr 11011 49
with $92,500 bonds of the Board of Education and $5,095,483.39 city bonds, 4s
Paving and Intersection Bonds.
A-0 63,000 ___Apr 1 1912
were held by the sinking fund, these, and the cash on hand amounting to 4s
A-0 60,000 ___Oct 1 1912 4s '05 M-S2200,000 ___Mch 11034
2496,967.79-a total of $7,046,475.91-being applicable to the payment of 4s
A-01,013,000 __Apr 1 1913 4s '05 F-A 250,000 __Aug 1 1916
the general bonds. Bonds marked thus-sf-are held in the sinking fund.
48
A-0
City Hall Bonds,
5,000__Apr 1 1914
4s
M-S 170.000_:_Mch 1 1914 45
A-02700,000 __Oct 11021
-The city owns the Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
CITY PROPERTY.
M-S 186,000____Oct 1 1920
House of Correction Bonds. .
The rental received for the road was (under the old lease) $1,090,000 till 4s
J-D 480,000 _June 1 1925 4s '06 A-0 $10,000 __Apr 1 1920
1901 and then $1,250 000 till 1906, when lease would have expired. A new 4s
A-0 23,000 ___Oct 11016
Garbage Plant Bonds.
lease was submitted to a vote of the people at the 1001 election and ratified. 4s
A-0 93,000 ___Oct 1 1917 4s
A-02100,000 __Oct 11918
Under its terms the lease Is extended to Oct. 12 1966, at an annual rental 4s
A-0 26,000 ___Oct 1 1918 4s
M-S 155,000 _Sept 1 1923
of $1.050,000 until Oct. 12 1906, and for the 20 years following; $1,100,000 45
A-0 20,000 ___Apr 1 1910
City Farm School Bonds.
for the second period of 20 years and $1,200,000 for the remaining 20 years. 4s
M-S 220,000 ___Mch 1 1919 45
A-0 $35,000 __Oct 1 1911
The railroad company Is also to pay the Interest on $2,500,000 bonds to be 4s
issued for terminal facilities, as well as a sum annually in addition for a 4s 06 *A-0 53.000 _ ._Apr 1 1921 4s"'04 A-0 15,000 ___Apr 1 1925
sinking fund. V. 72, p. 409; V. 73. p. 628. The legality of the lease was 4s '09 A-0 139,000____Apr 1 1919 4s '05 M-S 20,000 ___Mch 1191$
4s '06 A-0 25,000 _Apr 1 1920
Intercepting-Sewer Bonds.
upheld in a decision handed down by the Superior Court on Feb. 6 1902
Infirmary Bonds.
A-02200,000___ _Apr 1 1914
(V. 74, p. 392), and affirmed upon appeal by the State Supreme Court. 48
A-0 470,000 ___Apr 1 1915 45 '06 A-0 $160,000 __Apr 1 1920
V. 74, p. 741. The water-works pays the Interest and sinking fund on all 4s
Street improvement Bonds.
4s
A-0 100,000 __Apr 1 1920
water bonds.
3906,000
4s
A-0 500,000 ___Apr 1 1021
1909
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.
-The net debt on Dec. 31, assessed valu- 4s
786,291
A-0 200,000 ___Oct 11921
1910
ation end tax rate, have been as follows:
630,201
1911
4s
J-D 500,000 ___June 11022
YearsNet Debt.
Assessed Val'n. Tax per $1,000 4s
368,701
A-0 350,000 ___Oct 1 1926
1908
240,637,867
14448:11293
195 13
,
1912
4s '04 A-0 184,000 ___Oct 1 1927 416&5s M-N
1907
39,136,953
2242,988,590
1914
$29.17
48
.
A-0 200,000 ___Apr 1 1928
1905
32,487,078
227,655,320
27.50
4 yis'08 A-0 500,000____Apr 1 1930
1900
24,863,194
. 206,481,790
25.98
17,250__1916-1918
Water Works.
1890
24.723,068
177,773,240
26.66
4s
M-S2275,000 _Mch 1 1910
0,750_1919-1921
1880
23,953.981
167,535,356
Flood Damage Bonds.
31.00
4s
A-0 200,000 ___Apr 1 1913
A-0 $70,000 __ .Apr 11014
A-0 500,000 ___Apr 1 1917 4s
POPULATION.
-In 1900 population (U. S. Census) was 325,902; in 1890 4s
Sower, Drainage and Ditch.
4s
it was 296.908; in 1881) 255.139; In 1870 216.239.
J-D 100,000 __June 1 1918
48
A-01,200,000___Oct 1 1926 43'$s
A-0 $60,000
1917
CINCINNATI SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. Grautman Clerk.
4s
A-0 300,000 ___Apr 1 1920
Light Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s 09 M-5$30 ,000c__Mch 30 1940 4s
A-0 400,000 ___Apr 1 1922 4 s
A-0 $10,000
1917
48
• A-0 $42,500c___Oct 1 1911 4s '09 J-D 180,000c__June 21 1949 45
M-S 100,000 ___Sept 1 1922
Cemetery Bonds.
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1901.)
Winton Place Bonds.
45
J-D 300,000 __June 1 1922 4s
A-02100,000 ___Apr 1 1027
4s
M-S$250,000c___Sept 1 1936 5s
M-S $5,000c.__Sept 5 1913 4s
M-S 50,000 ___Sept 1 1924 4s
M-S 25,000 ___Sept 1 1922
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
Warsaw Bonds.
4s
A-0 25,000__Apr 1 1925
M-S 175,000 __Mob 11919 4s
3)is
M-S $42,500c___Sept 1 1936 5s
M-S 210,000c_Sept 15 '10-19 4s
A-0 450,000 ___Apr 1 1925 4s '06 A-0 25,000 __Apr 1 1020
(Subject to call after Sept 11906.)
Riverside Bonds.
4s '05 M-S 250,000 ___Mch 1 1919 3s Se worA-Goon4e0r0a.10
1927,.
35
A-0$130,000c__Oct 1 1940 5s
J-D $6,500c_June 1 '10-14 4s '05 A-0 200,000 ___Oct 11020
J-J 390,000
1910-1926
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1910.) 5s
M-N 4,000c_Nov 1 '10-14 4)s
A-0 66.000 ___ _ 1917-1924 4s
00____..
.Apr
30
A-0 $33,500c___Oct 1 1940 5s
M-S
8,000c_Mch 1 '10-25 45 '06 A-0 175,000 __Apr 1 1020 4 1 4 ORA-0 225.000 ___Anr 1 1928
4
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1912.)
Bond Hill Bonds.
4 )18'08 A-0 350,000 _Apr 1 1928 GEN. BDS. Sept 15 '09_223,351,000
30'05 M-N 100,0000.... May 1 1945 63
F-A 28,000c_Aug 1 '13&'23
Street imp. bonds & notes 3,069,975
Hospital Bonds.
330'05 A-0 150,000c_Oct 16 1945 Ss
J-D
4,000c_Dec 23 1923 48 '05 M-S$100,000 ___Mch 1 1918 Sewer District bonds____ 3,244,000
.
3.655 06J D 250,000c June 25 1946 BOND. DEBT Sept 17'09 $2,175,300
TOT. DEBT Sept 15 '00._29,664,975
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
4s 1906M-N 200,000.3„Nov 26 1946 Sinking fund
1.1-S 230,000
1022 Sinking funds, clty
157,938 58
4s '08 A-0 250,000c
1948 Assessed valuation 1908_240,575,910
Water debt Onel above) __ 2 91182
5, 130
00
48 '08 M-S 200,000c
1948 School tax (per $1,000) 1909
$8 50
INTEREST Is payable at American Exchange Nat. Bank, New York
INTEREST on the Warsaw, Riverside, Bond Hill and Winton Place
bonds is payable in Cincinnati; on all other bonds in New York.
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.
-Assessment about 40% actual value.
Tax Rats
Assessed
Tax Rate
Assessed
CLARK COUNTY. J. A. Linn, Aud.; J. M.Pierce, Dep.Aud.
Years.
V
Valuation, per $1,000. Years.
Valuation. per $1,000.
Springfield is the county seat.
.
300 100
$330..054
1909_
$33.70 1903
3203.213,230
LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Bonds-(Con.)
102,594,970
32.20 1002
$248,993,100
Is
Bridge Bonds.
M-S $4,500c_Sept 1 '09-'18 1908
1907
149,769,420
31.20 1900
240,262,315
5s
F-A
2,500c..Aug 7 '10-'14
5,000c_Mch 1 '10-'19 1906
29.30
09,614,055
0
228,344,760
9
31. 0 189
3 0 0 88
2,500c..Feb 1 '11-'15 4s '09 J-D 10,000c_June 1 '10-'19
26.30
73,647,194
215,026,495
5s
J-D
2,000c_June 1 '10-'13
0,000c_Dec 1 '10-'18 1905
29:80
205,831,745
; 1
1,00c_Dec 1 '10-'12 48 '09 P
-A
6,000c_Feb 2 '11-'22 1004
49
1,5000_May 1 '10-'12
M-N
6,000c_Aug 2 '11-'22
POPULATION.
-In 1900(Census) population was 381,768; in 1890 it was
1,500c_Nov 1 '10-'12
261,353; in 1880, 160,146; in 1870, 92,829. In 1907, estimated 500.000.
Nov., 1909.1
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
CLEVELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. C. Fisher, Clerk.
Brooklyn Village Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
48
F-A$150,0000___Feb 1 1921 65
M-S $14,0000___Sept '10-'16
Glenville Bds.(Annexed July '05.)
48
A-0J 75,000r__Apr 1 1922
A-0 $15,5000„.. Oct '10-17
11,050,000c_Apr 1 1922 5s
45 '05 J-D 300,000c_ _June 7 1925 (For maturity see V. 70, p. 495.)
48 '06 M-N 350,000c_Alay 21 1026 5s
J-D $11 ,03750c_June '10-12
M-S 54,000c_Sept 1 '10-'36
48
M-N 200,000c&r_May 1 1920 5s
40'08 J-D 450.000c___June 1 1928 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_32,904,350
338,274
45 '09 J-J 200,000c__July 19 1929 Sinking fund and cash_ _ _ _
South Brooklyn (Annexed 1906.) Tax valuation 1908__242,144,210
40
A-0 $19,000c___Oct '10-'28 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$11.50
5s
J-J
11,000c__July '10-'20 Population in 1909 (est.) ____500,000
INTEREST on coupon 4s at American Exchange National Bank, New
York; on coupon 6s at Chemical National Bank, New York; on Glenville
coupons at Garfield Savings Bank, Cleveland; on South Brooklyn bonds
at the Home Savings & Banking Co.
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS. W. G. Phare, Clerk.
This village Is In Cuyahoga County. Incorporated May 3 1903.
When Due. Water debt (Included)
156,000
LOANSAssessment debt
619,497
Water Bonds.
100,009
4;0'05 A-0 $25,000c___Oct 1 '1910 Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1907___2,527,790
Boulevard Bonds.
$5,000c___Oct 1 1910 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
450'05 A-01 6,000c__ _Oct 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907___$19.40
2,500
25,0025.0000-_Oct 1 '12-'16 Population in 1907 (est)
GEN'L DEBT June 4 1907_1106.484
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SCHOOL D STRICT. W. G. Phare, Clerk.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 11908.142,000
LOANS40'09 Al$24,000c_Oct 1 '20-'31 Assessed valuation 1908___2,600,000
1,000c___Oct 1 1932 School tax (per $1,000) 1908
$8.00
INTERE T on bonds of 1909 payable at the Treasurer's office.
COITSVILLE TOWNSHIP. James S. Palmer, Clerk.
(P. 0. Sta. A, Youngstown.)
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds
$2,000
1912
J-J
4s
Road Bonds
40'08 July $20,000c_July 1 '32-'33
1916
20,0000
4s '06 J-J
1924
30,000c
4s '07 J-J
4 3.0'08 J-J $30,000c_July 1 '27-'31
BOND. DEBT Sept 29'09_ _$101,000
Assessed val. for 1909_ _ _ __2,431,740
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___ 422.00
Population in 1909 (est:)
6,000
INTEREST payable In Youngstown.
COLLEGE HILL. F. R. Strong, Clerk.
87
Fire Department Bonds.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
5s '90 M-N $150.000c._Nov 1 1910 4s
M-S $4,000c___Mch 1 1947
45 '96 J-D 100,000c__ _June 1 1916 4s '07 A-01,000,000_Oct 1 1947
430'08 A-0 55,000_Oct 1 1938
City-Hail Bonds.
4s '07 A-0 25,000__ _ _Oct 1 1936 40'03 M-S $5,000c___Mch 1 1913
4s '09 A-0 33.000...._,.Oct 1 1939 4s '07 M-S 16,0000___Sept 1 1927
All of the street improvement bonds are subject to call from one to four
years from date of issue. They are mostly held in the city sinking fund.
INTEREST is payable In part at the National Park Bank, New York
City, and part at office of the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUNDS. ETC.
Sept. 15 '09. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
Total bonded debt
*14,454,700 $14,128,500 $13,376,500 $12,098,100
Sinking funds
4,432,100
4,427,360
4,305,940
5,049,150
Net debt
$10,022,600 $9,822,560 $8,327,350 $7,670,740
Water debt (Incl. above) 3,012,000 $3,012,000 $2,897,000 $2,782,000
The total bowled dent as given for Sep. 15 1t09 Included street Improvement bonds payable by special assessment to the amount of $3,209,800.
It also includes bonds sold to the sinking fund but not paid for by the same.
the sinking fund assets In each case have been increased by a corresponding
amount. The sinking fund receives yearly about $500,000, which does not
Include assessments for street Improvement bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION, ETC.
-The city's net bonded debt on
Dec. 31. assessed valuation (about
of actual) and tax rate have been:
Assessed
Tax
Years.
Valuation. per 11.000
Net Debt.
1907
1908
$9,822,560 $90,417,430 $31 90
87,307.905
30 40
8,327,350
6,925,636
79,593,930
30 30
1905
900
66,847.590
27 50
4,904,984
1890
23 00
43,663,270
4,351,090
1885 •
1,896,400
22 50
35,279,170
POPULATION.
-In 1908 (estimated) 180,000; in 1900 It was 125 560; in 1890 it was 88.193; in 1880 it was 51.647; In 1870 it was 31,274.
COL U 1111 US SCHOOL DISTRICT. H.P. Judd, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. 30'02 M-S $65,000c___Mch 1 1922
5s '92 A-0$110,000c___Oct 1 1912 30'03 M-S 75,000c___Mch 1 1923
58 93 M-S 110,0000__-Sept 1 1913 4s '05 J-J
25,000c___July 1 1925
5s '94 A-0 40,000c___Oct 1 1914 4s '06 M-S 150.0000_ _Mch 1 1926
430'98 F-A 25,000c___Aug 1 1916 4s '09 F-A 60,000__Aug 2 1929
48 '97 11-5 75,000c___Mch 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09 $977,000
45 '98 11-S 65,000c___Mch 1 1918 Sinking fund
233,135
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1908)
Assessed valuation 1908_91,142,990
48 '99 M-S 65,000c_Mch 1 1919 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
3s'00 J-J
27,000c___July 1 1910 School tax (per $1,000) 1909410.00
30'01 F-A 85,000c___Feb 1 1921 Population in 1909 (est.) ___185,000
INTEREST on 4s of 1906 is payable at the Hayden-ClInton National
Bank of Columbus; other Interest at National Park Bank New York City.
This village is in Hamilton County. Incorporated in 1866.
Sidewalk Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS58
Water Bonds.
---- $19,000
Park Bonds.
____ $50,000
350
45 '09 J-J
Refunding Town Hall Bonds.
$4,000c__July 15 1929
4s '06 A-0 $7,500c___Apr 1 '10-24 BOND. DEBT June 1 '09_ $111,000
Assessed valuation 1908____ 809,050 CONNEAUT SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. E. Mygatt, Clerk.
Judgment Bonds.
____ $10,000
(Assessment about 65% actual val.)
34s
When Due.
; $2 500c_Jan 1 '10-'14
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__434.20 LOANSSewer Bonds
1 2,50Cc_July 1 '10-'14
J-J $19,000c____1910-1921
48 '08 J-D $25,000c_Dec 15 1928 Population in 1900
1,104 45
122,000c_Jan 1 '15-'36
58
M-S
2,0000____1910-1913
INTEREST is payable at the Citizens' National Bank Cincinnati.
1,500c_July 1 '15-'17
11-Si
2,500c____1910-1914 40'08 J-J
58
OOLLINWOOD. J. F. Murray, Clerk.
18,00Cc_July 1 '18-'35
6000
68
12.000c_July 1 '36-'4$
11-S
9.000c_ _19101918
915
This village is in Cuyahoga County.
5,000c_Jan 1 '10-'20
The question of annexing this village to the City of Cleveland was voted 5s '09 J-J
I 10.500c_JRn 1 '35-'43
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $105,100
upon favorably on Nov 5 1907. (See V. 85, p. 1290)
BOND. DEBT Nc'y 1909_4600,0001Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_438.50
Assessed valuation 1909__ _2,808,960
INTEREST payable at the Con- (Assessment about )If actual value.)
Assessed valuation 1908___2,950,8001Ponulation in 1900
3,639
neaut Mutual Loan & Trust Co.
School tax (per $1,000) '09_414.20
COLLINWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. H. Gage Clerk
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 2 '09_ $194,000
LOANSSept 1919 Assessed valuation 1908_2,873,460 CORLETT. W. H. Jantzen, Clerk (P. 0. Sta. D, Clevel'd)
5s '92 M-S $10,000
This village Is In Cuyahoga County,
48 '01 A-0 13,000
Oct 1922 (Assessm('nt about. 00 actual value)
When Due.
Special Assessment Bonds.
Oct 1936 School tax (per $1,000) 1909..416,50 LOANS40'06 A-0 81,000
General Water Bonds.
___ $66,821 91 __1909-1918
5s
40'08 A-0 90,000c_Oct 1 '10-'39 Population In 1909 (est.)
8.000
48
$44,000___Apr 15 1926 TOT. BD-DEBT Oct 25'09 $130,569
INTEREST is payable In Collinwood.
58
4,000____June 1 1928 Assessed valuation 1909____ 853,455
COLUMBUS. Charles Anson Bond, Mayor; M. A. Ge- 5s
3,000____Apr 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000)'08_430.80
58
_
1,500___July 15 1929 Population In 1909 (est)
2,200
muender, Secretary Sinking Fund Trustees.
General Sewer Bonds.
This city is in Franklin County. Incorp. a borough Feb. 10 1816; city 55
$3,000____June 1 1928
March 3 1834.
LOANSWork-House Bonds.
COSHOCTON. G. S. Hamilton, Mayor; C. G. Smith, Aud.
When Due.
48 '02 F-A 160,0000... Aug 11032
Sewer Bonds.
This city Is the county seat of Coshocton County.
48 90 A-0$300,000c___Apr 1 1910 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1912) LOANSFire Department Bonds.
When Due.
Ss '90 M-N 40,0000___Nov 1 1910 4s '03 A-0 35,000_'___Apr 1 1933
Refunding Bonds.
450'08 M-SJ $9,0000..Sept 1 '10-'15
5s '90 J-D 10,000c__Dec 1 1910 (Subject to call after April 1 1913) 40
M-S $14,000. .Sept 1 '12-'25
1 3,5000___Sept 1 1916
5s '91 J-J 200,000c___Jan 1 1911 430'08 M-S
2,000__Sept 1 1913 4%s
M-S 13,500__Mch 1 1935 General bonds Mch 20 1908 $83,600
bs '91 M-S
1,500c__Mch 1 1911
Water
-Works Bonds.
Library Bonds.
Paving Zc improv't bonds__ 131,000
4 ).s'02 M-S 250,000cdcr S pt 1 1921 48 '82 J-J $100.000c___July 1 1912
,
43'is
M-S $4,000__May 5 '13-'15 TOTAL DEBT Itch 20 1908 214,600
Se '92 J-J
30,000o_ __July 11012 48 '88 J-J
50,000o_July 1 1918
Water
-Works.
3,387,250
Tax valuation 1907
Ss '93 M-S 100,000o_Sept 1 1913 58 '90 M-N 175,0000_ _ _Nov 1 1910
6s
4s '08 J-D 10.000c__June 1 1918 48 '98 J-D 125,000c&rJune 1 1928 4;0'04 M-S $3,000___ _Sept '10-'12 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
M-S
4,000Sept 1 '10- 14 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907.._431 40
30'02 J-J
48,000c___July 1 1922 45 '03 M-S 50,000c___Mch 1 1923 Os
M-S 24.000Sept 1 '10-'21 Population in 1900
6.473
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
(Subject to call March 1 1913.)
INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.
48 '02 F-A3265,0000&r.Aug 1 1932 48 '03 M-S $45,0000 _Sept 1 1933
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
48 '03 M-S$175.000___ .Mch 1 1933 48 '04 A-0$250,000c_Apr 1 1934 COSHOCTON COUNTY. C. R. Randles, Auditor.
Coshocton is the county seat.
(Subject to call after MO. 1 1913.) (Subject to call after April 1 1914.)
48 '03 M-S$1,200,000c_Sept 1 1933 4s '05 A-0$240,000_ ,Apr 1 1935 LOANSWhen Due. I INTEREST payable at the County
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.) (Subject to call after April 1 1915.)
'
Road District Bonds.
1Treasurer's office.
48 '05 M-S$319,000c.. _Melt 1 1925 4s '04 M-S41,200,000c_Mch 1 1045 450'08 M-N J $42,000c Sept 1 '10-'21
(Subject to call March 1 1915.)
(Subject to call after March 1 1920.)
1 4,500c__Sept 1 1922
4s '05 M-S $35,000c___Mch 1 1935 4s '07 A-0 175,000___Oct 1 1947
(Subject to call March 11915.)
40'08 M-S 40,000-_-_Sept 1 1938 CRAWFORD COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1. J. I.
Park Bonds.
48 '06 M-S $60,000__Sept 1 1936
Smith, County Auditor (P. 0. Bucyrus).
8,000___Sept 1 1916 48 '03 M-S $8,500c___Mch 1 1933
48 '06 M-S
40'07 M-S 10,000____Sept 1 1037 (Subject to call after March 1 1913.) LOANSWhen Due.15s '07 A-0 J34,000c_Aug 1 '19-'20
4s '07 A-0 75000.. __Oct 1 1937 48 '04 A-0 $2,000r,. _Oct 1 1924
Road-Improvement Bonds.
116 000c___Aug 1 19214;0'08 M-S 66,0000___Mch 1 1938 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1914.) 68 '99 ___ $20,000c
0gl
e
3
1914 5s '08 M-S{ 183_eb I 1
1
40'08 M'S 25,000o___Mch 1 1933 4s '05 M-N $3,000
Nov 1915
'01 _
:12-X6s
30,000c ___1915-1916
Deficiency Bonds.
40'07 A-0
6,000_-__Oct 1 1927 5s '02 ___
30,0000 ........1912-1913 58 '09 11-5 30,000__Sept 1 '23-'24
Library Bonds.
be '90 M N$150,000c_Nov 1 1910
5s '04 ___
20,0000 ____1910-1911 BOND. DEBT May 1 19094250,000
'93 A-0 60,000c___Apr 1 1913 $30'02 J-J $40,0000-July 1 1932 5s '05 __
15,0000
1917 Assessed valuation 1908_ _7,627,240
Viaduct Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1012.) 5s'08 _ __
20,000c
1918 INTEREST payable at office of
'91 J-J
$5,000c___Jan 1 1911 48 '03 A-0 140,0000 __Apr 1 1923 5s '06 J-J $20,000c _ July 1 19181 County Treasurer.
95,000c_July 1 1922
334s'02 J-J
(Subject to call April 1 1913.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) 4s '05 M-S $30,000c___Mch 1 1925 CRESTLINE. L. J. Lindsey, Clerk.
40 '02 M-N 400,000c&r_Nov 1 1922
(Subject to call March 1 1915.)
This village is in Crawford County.
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1912.)
Market House Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 9 19084143,780
4;0'94 M-S 50,0000___Mch'1 1914 48 '03 A-0 125,0000___Apr 1 1933 LOANS
Assessed valuation 1908___1,345,000
Water-works Bonds.
4s '03 M-S 12,0000___Mch 1 1923 (Subject to call after April 1 1913.)
4s '08 F-A J$4,000____Aug 1 1935 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_433.80
(Subject to call after March 11913.)
Electric
-Light Bonds.
1 7,000...Aug 1 '36-'37 Population In 1900_
3,280
6,000_ _ Nich 1 1913 45 '07 J-D $68,0000___Deo 1 1927
40'07 M-S
6,000 Sept 1 '14-'19
48 '01 A-0 110,000c___Apr 1 1931 430'09M-S
Viaduct Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds
4s '09 J-J $150,000___ -July 1 1929 (Subject to call after April 1 1911.)
Public Improv t (City's Portion). 45 '03 J-J $122,000o,. Jan 1 1933 4s '08 A-0 $9,000__Oct 1 '15-'231
4s '04 M-S $30,000e.-Sept 1 1914 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1913.)
4s '03 M-S 50,0000Sept 1 1913 48 '03 M-S$145,000(3___Sept 1 1933 CUYAHOGA COUNTY. Chas. F. Prestien, Auditor.
s seat is Cleveland.
048'04 M-S 50;000c___Meh 1 1915 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
4358'05 M-S,110,000__ -Sept 11015 48 '04 M-S $20,000.. __Sept 1 1934 LOANS,
When Due
-Con.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '05 M-S 100,000____Meh 1 1916 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1914)
430'08 M-S1$72,000c_Sept 1 '10%15
Court-House Bonds.
048'06 M-S 25,000c___Sept 1 1916 48 '05 M-S $53,000____Mch 1 1935 48 '09 A-0$475,0000_Oct 1 '10-'28
169,000c..Sept 1 '16-'28
4s '06 M-S 200,000c___Sept 1 1916 (Subject to call after Arch 1 1915)
Bonds.
48 '09 A-0 595,000c__Oct 1 '10-'26
Ref
M-S 50,000c___Sept 1 1917 4s '07 M-S $140.000___Mch 111)36
4s
undi48 A-0 $180,000c__Oct '10-'24
72,000c__Oct 1 '27-'28
A-0 50,000c___Oct 1 1918 48 '08 M-S 15.000____Mch 1 1928
4s
12.000c---Oct '25-'26 430'09 A-0 13.000cOct 1 '10-'22
Building Bonds.
40'08 M-S 14,000c__Oct 1 '10-'23
4s '08 M-S 150,000____Mch 1 1919 4s '09 M-S 10,000__Sept 1 1939
40,000.__.Sept 1 1920
45 '02 F-Al$572,000c_Aug 1 '10-'20 430'09 A-0 10,000____Oct '10-'19
Miscellaneous Bonds.
4s '08 M-S
84.0000_ _Aug 1 1923 40'09 A-0 i 316c___Oct 1 1910
40'08 A-0 12,000.___Oct 1 1938 48 '01) A-0$153,000o _Apr 1 1920
1,500__Apr 1 1919 (Subject to call after April 1 1910.) 45 '06 A-01 140,000c_Oct 1 '10-'23
4s '09 A-0
17,000c_ _Oct 1 '11-'17
5,500.,..__Sept 1 1920 48 '00 J-I) $60,0000__ _June 1 1920
30,000c_Oct 1 '24-'25 GEN.BOND Nov 1 '09_44,024,449
48 '09 M-S
2,000____Sept 1 1910 (Subject to call after June 1 1910.) 40'08 A.01 80.000c__Oct 1 '10-'17 Special assessment bonds_ 2,554,867
4s '09 M-S
1110.000c__Oct 1 '18-'27 Sinking fund
171,714
45 '09 M-S 50,000____Mch 1 1920 45 '03 M-S 54,000c- -Sept 1 1933
A-0 f135,000.0ct 1 '10-'12 Total valuation 1909_ __ _290,55$,870
48 '09 A-0 19,000____Oct 1 1930 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1913) 43s
1720,000.0ct 1 '13-'27 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value).
48 '09 M-S 50,000____Mch 1 1920 430'04 F-A 75,000c___Aug 1 1924
4s '09 M-S 40,000... _Sept 1 1921 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1913.) 48 '09 A-0 475.000c-Oct 1 '10-'28 State & Co.tax(per $1,000)
'09 _$5.955
48 '06 MS 290,000_ _Sept 1 1936
Bridge Bonds.
439,120
Water
-Works Refunding.
Population in 1900
500,000
4s
M-S $150,000c___Apr 11037 48 '07 A-0
4,700........0et 1 1917 55 '05 A-0 $8,000c__Oct 1 '10-'11 Population In 1903 (est.)
4 tqs'07 M-S
30'01 11-N 180,000c___Nny 1 1919
1,200_ _ _SiTt 1 1927 55 '05 A-0 :2.000c _Oct 1 '10-'20
2,000c_ _Oct 1 '10-'11
48 '08 J-D 75,000___Dec 1 1938 40'08 A-0
6,000____Apr 1 1919 4s '06 A-0
48 '08 A-0 100,000.___Nov 1 1938 48 '08 A-0
5,500____Oct 1 1928 5s '08 A-0 11.000c _Oct 1 '10-'20
88
-CITIES AND TOWNS.
01110
I VOL. Lxxxix
CUYAHOGA FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. B. Weston, DEFIANCE. Thos. G. Gorman, Auditor.
This city is the county seat of Defiance County.
Clerk Board of Education.
Refunding Bonds
-won.)
When Due.
LOANSThis district is in Summit County.
LOANSWhen Due.
INTEREST is payable at the
.0.0'08 A-01117,000Apr 6 '10-'26
1 16,000 ..Oct 8 '10-'25 County Treasurer's Office.
DARKE COUNTY. Frank Snyder, Auditor..
9,0000_12,000 yearly
48 '04 M-S
Refunding Bonds.
Street Bonds.
6s '93 MS 110,0000.12,000 yearly
M'S $3,000c..$1,300 yearly
55 '94 M-S 13,000c_ 2,000 yearly 48
58 '97 M-S 10,000c_ 2,000 yearly 5s '08 F-A 18,000_Aug 11918
Sewer Bonds.
5s '97 M-S 24,000c.. 2,000 yearly
4s '98 M-S 20.000c. 2,000 yearly 48 '04 M-S $2,500c_ $500 yearly
48 '99 M-S 21,000c_ 2,000 yearly BOND. DEBT Aug 12 1908 $337,400
4s '00 M-S 22,000c_ 2.000 yearly Assessed valuation 1907_ __2,612,210
48 '01 M-S 24,000c_ 2.000 yearly (Assessment about 50% actual value)
48 '02 M-S 10,5000_11,000 yearly Tax rate (per 11,000) 1907 __ _139.00
7,579
1924 Population In 1900
4s '04 M-S 58,000c
10.000
1942 Population In 1008 (est.)
4s '04 M-S 50.0000
INTEREST is mostly payable at the City Treasury
County seat Is Greenville
Road Refunding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds.
5s '05 M-S $19,000c _Sept 29 1910
Ditch Bonds.
bs '05 M-S $1,500c Sept 29 '10-'12
M-S $6,500___Sept 21 1911
4s '06 M-S 25,500c Sept 21 '10-'12 4s
40'07 M-S
500c__Sept 26 1910 4348'07 M-S 20,500c__Sept 26 1910
f40,500c_July 3 1910
4Hs'07 A-0 133,500c___Oct 2 1911
130,500c___July 3 1911
169,000c__Oct 2 '12-'13 IIII
127,500c__Aug 21 1910 4,Hs'08 J-J 114,500____July 3 1912
115,500c___July 3 1913 DEFIANCE COUNTY. Edwin E. Hall, Auditor.
153,500c_Aug 21 1911
Defiance is the county seat.
16,500c___Oct 2 1910
43s'09 F-A 177,500c_Aug 21 1912
158,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1909
Infirmary Bonds
16,000c__Aug 21 1913 43.0'08 A-0 17,500c___Oct 2 1911
1912 Assessed valuation 1909_10,099,022
19,000c__Oct 2 '12-'13 4 Hs'07 M-S 120,0000
23,000c__Aug 21 1914
actual value.)
(Assessment about
Bridge Bonds.
110,000c_ _Aug 21 1915 COUNTY BD. DEBT Sep '09197,500
1911 County tax (per $1,000) 1909 $8.95.'S
43s'00 F-Al 4,500c__Aug 21 1910 Ass'm't debt(rd.&bdge.bds.) 824,500 40'06 M-S 113,0000
30,000
1102,500c_Aug 21 '11-15 TOT. BOND. DEBT Sept'09 922,000 4 Hs'08 M-S 25,000c_Sept 1 '12-'16 Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office
Total valuation 1909_ _ _ _129,000,000
Bridge Bonds.
F-Al$13,000c_Feb 25 '10-'11 (Assessment about H actual value.)
43s
1 8,500c_ _Feb 25 1912 State & Co. tax (per M)'08_ _ _ _16.60 DELAWARE. F. D. King, Auditor.
42,532
This city Is In Delaware County. Ineorporited In 1815.
4 Hs
M-S 37,500c_Sept 1 '11-'13 Population in 1900
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
18,000
43s'09 __
16,470c_yearly to 1917
$17,920c_yearly to 1919 5s
5s
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer s office.
(Street 4s _422,460
Ditch Bonds.
DAYTON. Edward E. Burkhart, Mayor; Chas. A. Herbig, 45 '06 MN $3,5000_Apr 1 '10-'16 Spec. assessm'tjStreet 5s __107,029
bds. outstand'glSidewalk 4s_ 2,000
Secretary Sinking Fund Trustees.
Bridge Bonds.
51-S 12,000c_Sept 1 '10-'11 July 1 1909_ _ _ 'Sidewalk 5s_ 12,400
County seat of Montgomery County. Incorporated a town Jan. 6 1816. 5s
(Sewer 5s_ _ _ _ 51,170
Sub-Fire Station Bonds
Flood Emergency Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$8.000e_ July 1 '10-'17 GEN. DEBT July 1 1909__ $97,814
4s '08 J-J $15,000c_ _ _July 1 1926 5s '07 J-.1
Bridge Bonds.
195,059
Assessment debt
Cement Sidewalk Bonds.
3 Hs
J-J 191 ,000c_July 15 '10-'22 58
F-A
8,000__Aug 1 1918
6,300
$2,800c_yearly to 1914 Floating debt
5s
J-J
4s
9.000c_ _July 1 '10-'18
Police-Station Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1909 299,173
General Street Bonds.
M-N 160.000cNov 2'10-'25 48 '07 J-D $27,000c___June 1 1911
45
4,551
___ $53,524 Olc_y'ly to '19 Sinking fund
F-A 20,000c__Feb 1 '10-'29 4s '07 A-0
4s
6.000_ _Oct 1 10 1.1 5s
3,200c_yearly to 1917 Assessed valuation 1908__ _3,947,264
4s
_
Street ImprovementBonds.
4s '05 M-N 90,000cMay 1 '10'18
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per 11,000) '07-'08_133.80
48 '03 A-0 28,000c_Apr 15 '10-'23 4s
A-01$20,000Apr 1 1916
7,940
1 1917 58 '09 M-N 5 1750c_ _ _Mch 1 1911 Population In 1900_
_
4s '06 M-S
7.000c__Mch 1'10-'1625.000_ __Apr
19,000
4,500c_Mch 1 '12-'20 Population In 1909 (est.)
4s
A-0
J-J i 23,500____Apr 1 1914
MOO_ __ _ Mch 1 1911 4s
INTEREST is payable at the Delaware National Bank.
20,000__Apr 1 1915
58 '07 A 0 7.000_ __Oct 1 1 , '10
A-0 250,000__Apr 1 '12 '16 DELAWARE SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. J. Pounds, Clerk.
48 '08 M-N J20,000c_May 1 '17-'20 5s
A-0 20,000_-__Mch 1 1920 BONDED DEBT Sept 1909_148,5001(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
1150,000c May 1 '21-'35 3348
M-S 5 8,500._ _Mcli 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1009_ _14,053,070'School tax (per $1,000) 1909_112.00
_ _ _ Dec 1 1910 5s
'08 ___
ZS
4,000_
124.000__Mch 1 '16-'18
Garbage Crematory Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Delaware.
3Hs
J-J 115,000c_July 1 '10-'18 5s '08 F-A 19,500c__Feb 1 1916
19.000c_ _ _ Feb 1 1017
Fire Department Bonds.
DELAWARE COUNTY. A. S. Conklin, Auditor.
J-D $30,000c_ _June '10-'12 4s '07 J-D 11 ,200c___Dec 1 1913
33is
Delaware Is the county seat. County Incorporated In 1808.
J-D 15,000c_ _ _June 1 1910
4s '05 F-A J 6,000o___Aug 1 1910 5s
Road Imprt. Bonds (Concl.).
When Due.
I 80,000 ._Aug 1 '10-'17 LOANS114,0000_ _Aug 1 '11-'17
Road Improv't Bds-(Tax Exempt) 4%8'08 M-SJ$61,124._Moh 1 '10-'18
i 6,000____Aug 1 1918
48 04 F-A 15,000__Aug 1 '10-'12
1 65,124__Sept 1 '10-'18
'10- 16
48 '08 J-D 16,500c___June 1 1923 4s '05 J-J f 5,0000___July 1 1910 48 '06 M-Sf 535,700c__Mch)
115,000c.. _July 1 '11-'25
1 35,7000._Sept 1'10-'16 40'09 M-S t68,190__Mch 1 '10-'19
Sewer Bonds.
68,190__Sept 1 '10-'19
M-N 21,000c_May 1 '10-'16 4;0'07 M-S J73.912__Meh 1 '10-17
A-0 25,000____Apr 1 1912 33s
58
173,012„Sept 1 '10-'17 BOND. DEB' Nov 1909_ $632,358
A-0 25,000__Apr 11014 48 '07 J-D 25,000____June 1 1913
58
Assessed valuation 1908_ .15,. 2?,000
A-0 50,000____Apr 1 1915 45 '07 M-S 12,500c_ Sept 11013
58
0
(per 1 1 0 00) l907_.$3.98
Taxpop
i0n
F-A
2,000c_Aug 1 '10-'11
(
1) 19,0
A-0 25,000____Apr 1 1916 4s
5s
26.401
INTEREST at Treasurer's office. Population
1,100c___Aug 1 1912
56
A-0 2.3,000_ __Apr 1 1918
5,000c_ _Aug 1 '10-'14
F-A
A-0 30,000c __Oct 1 '10-'12 4s
4s
1,3000___Aug 1 1915 EAST CLEVELAND. K. F Leet, Clerk.
4s '04 F-A 15.0000_ _Aug 1 '10-'12
F-A 15,000___Feb 1 1918
This village is In Cuyahoga County.
48 '04 M-N 15,000c__Nov 1 '10-'12 58
M-N 1.700____May 1 1912
Water Bonds.
Town Hall Bonds.
10,000c_June 1 '10-'19 58
32,000__Nov 1 '10-'11
J-J
1,000_ __July 1 1910 45s '96._ $35.000___Oct 1 1916 45 '07 ___
6,000_ _Jan 1 1911 5s
45 '06 J-J
Lighting Bonds.
20,000____May 1 1918
14.000 __Jan 1 '12-'25 45
48 '08 J-J
M-N 40,000__May 1 '15-'18 4s '98 ___
50,000____May 1 1925 48 '98 ____ 15,000_ __May 1 1918
J-J J
4s '06 J-D 14,000c_June 1 '10-'16 45
700____Jan 1 1911 45 '00 ___
10,000____Nov 1 1914 GEN. BONDS Mch 1 1909_1287.000
1 2,000__Jan 1 '12-'13 43 '04 ___
48 '06 J J
20.000__July 1 '11-'14
84,389
J-D
N,500_June 15 '10-'26 4s '07 ___
23,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1927 Speclal improv't bonds
18.000._ June 1 1913 5s
47,000
48 '05 .1- Di 175,000 June 1 '14-'20 48
M-N 9,000__Nov 1 '10-'18 45 '08 M-N 15,500c__May 1 1928 Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuat'on 1909.... _4,530,085
I 14,000_. _June 1 1921 55
F-A
3,600____Feb 1 1913
48 '07 J-D 125,000____June 1 1921 5s
A-0 25,000____Apr 11911 4s '98 ___ $100,000___May 1 1923 (Assessment about 30% actual val.)
20.000_ _May 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908,_ _ _132.30
30,000_ _ _ _June 1 1922 5s
F-A 25,000___Aug 1 1911 4s '01 ___
2,757
5,500___ _May 1 1929 Population in 1900
800c_ __ _Oct 1 1910 48 '09 ___
45 '07 F-A 2.000c_Feb 1 1911-12
INTEREST Is payable at the Superior Savings & Trust Co., Cleveland.
3.000c_ Feb 1 '14,'16-17 5s
A-0 75,0000__Apr 1 '17-'19
7,5I)4)_ _ _ _ (Or I I 'I 2 3 Hs
4s '07 J- f)
J-D 10,000c__Dec 1 1918 EAST CLEVELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. F. Jordan. Clerk.
F-A 12,0000___Feb 1 1923 LOANS156 '08 M-S 63.0000 Sept 15 '10-'18 3 s
1927
When Due. 48 '07 MS $ )0,000
M-N 150,000c_ _Nov'l3& '15 414 g'04J-D $115,000o____June 1934 4s '08 M-S 3 t,000e__Mel) 14 1928
1 '10-'17 58
_J
1
58 '08 J-D5
150,000c_ _Nov '17 & '19 454 g J-D 18,000c____June 1916 434s'08 M-N
2,000c_ _ _June 1 1918
1928
9,0000
19,500c_ _June 1 1923 5s '08 M-N 26.100c_May 1 '10-'18 454 g J-D 10,000c____June 1014 130NDED DEB r NI ot '08. _$102.500
48 '08 J-D 60,000c_June 1 '24-'26 45 '08 M-N 40,000c_May 1 '1h '54 68 g
6.000c____ Nov 1911 School tax (per 31,000) 1907._ $3.01
51-N
1,500___ _May I 1913 5s '08 ___
1,700____June 1 1913
58 '08
INTEREST is payable at the Superior Savings & Trust Co.. Cleveland.
2,700_ -__Aug 1 1913
2,230____June 1 1913 58 '08 ___
56 '08
3,800
I 1,300c___Oct 11010 5s '08 __
EAST LIVERPOOL. J. J. Purinton, Pres. Sinking Fund.
8,000c__Oct 1 '11-'18 55 '08 ___
5s '09 A-0
3,800
This city Is In Columbiana County.
i 2.000c___Oct 1 1919 58 '08 --_
700____Oct 1 1913 LOANSStreet-Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
58 '08 --Extending Indebtedness Bonds.
3,000
Bonds,
45
M-S $62,000c___Mch 1 1925
J-D $15,000c June 1 1910 5s '08 ___
iSti
2,100.._ Oct I 1913 48 Refunding
J-J $105,000c_ _July 1 1940
M-S 23.000o ___ _1910-1932
4s '09 J-J
20,000c_Ju y 1 '11-'20 (Subject to call after July 1 1920.) 4s
Market House Bonds
7.748c ___ _1911-1918
Oct
58
5s '09 A-0 J 1,500c__ Oct 1 1910
46 '09 F-A1120,0000___Feb 1 1929
Funding Bonds.
($1,000 payable annually.)
1 7,0000_0et 1 '11-'17 4545
1 15,000c___Feb 1 1930
M-S 14.000c_Sept 1 '10-'13
F-A $92,925c_Aug 17 1933 5s
Levee Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds
1913.) TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_1442,173
(Subject to call after Atl
A-Or3,000c-OCt 1 '10-'12 55
J-D 5$11,000c_June 11910 4s
330
Sept 11024 Sinking fund
31,816
11-5 $33.000c.._,.
32,000c__Oct 1913-'14 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1914.) NET DEBT Jan 1 1909
160,000c..June 1 '11-'15
447,300
110 55
7
J-J 100,000c_July 1 '13-'23
Se
60,000c__Oct 1 '15-'18
Water debt (included)
Water Bonds
M-S (20,000c_Sept 15 '10-'13 55
48
A-0
4,000__Apr 1 '11-'17 48
M-N $24 000c.. May 24 1937 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ .7,100.000
1 6,000c_ _Sept 15 1914
($1,000 due in odd years.)
(Subject to call after May 24 1917 ) (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
4s'05 J-J
6.000_ _July 1 '10-'15
Assessment Bonds
-Paving 5sans. 5s
13.445
J-D $18,500c___June 1 1923 Total tax (per 11 000) 1908_155 50
48 '06 J-D 100,000_ _June 1 '10-'19 Due.
Amount. Due.
Amount. 5s
50,000c_ _Jan 1 1922 Population in 1900
J-J
48 '05 M-N 500,000c___May '16-'25 1910
145,000 1915
$3345:100000 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.) Population in 1908 (est.)
22,000
fis '07 J-D 14,000„June 1 '10-'13 1911
39,900 1916
Library Bonds
18,000June 1 '14-'17 1912
45.500 1917
25,000 48
.I-D 120,000c_ _ _Dec 1 1919
46 '07 J-D
8,000____Junc 11010 1913
48,000 1918
10,000
INTEREST on the $62,000 street bonds Is payable In New York and on
M-N 8,500_ _ May 1 1919 1914
48
32,500
the $23,000 and $7,748 street bonds at the City Treasurer's office.
.5s '09 J-D
Assessment Bonds-Sewer 5s ct 6s.
4,500c_ _June 15 1911
DISIRicr. W E noolop, Clerk
Boulevard Bonds.
132,500 1915
1910
$30,400 EAST LIVERPOOL SCHOOL
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $176,000
School Bonds.
48 '07 J-J $16,000c_July 1 '10-'17 1911
32,500 1916
18,000
J-D 118,0000__June '10-'33 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _7,504,853
46 '07 A-0 100.000c_Apr 1 '17-'20 1912
30,500 1917
15,000 58
48 '08 51-5 12.000e __ _ _1912-1917 (Assessment about H actual value.)
A-0 28,000__Apr 1 '10-'16 1913___ 36,630 1918
46
10,000
F-A 25,000c_ __Aug '11-'23 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_112.00
45
Park Bonds.1914
31,000
20,000c_July 1 '10-'29
J-J
4s '07 J-J $31,000c_ .Juiy 1 1921 GEN. BONDS Jan 1 '09-3,776,600 45
-A 69 000c_Feb 1 '25-'47
48 '09 F
Underground Wire Bonds.
Assessment debt
643,220
INTEREST on tile bonds of 1008 s plyable at the First National Bank
4s
J-D $25,000 __June 1 1017 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_4,419,820
_ _ _June
Public Service Deficiency
Sinking fund
162,820 In East Liverpool: on all others in East Liverpool.
46 '09 F-A$135,000__Feb 1 '10-'24 NET DEBT Jan 1 1909
4,257,000 EATON. C. F. Ressler, Village Clerk.
General Improvement Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
889,500
This village Is In Preble County. Incorporated about 1806.
F-A $23,000___Aug 1 1928
4s
Library Bonds.
School Bonds.
GENERAL DEBT. ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
1015
M-S $3,400c
48 '00 M-N $2,000__Sept 1 '12-'15 88
Assessed
Tax
General
Water Works.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09_ 1143,100
Years.
per $1,000 6s
Valuation.
Debt.
3,223
Sinking fund
1.1-S $10,000c
1909-January 1
157,847,060
129.60
$3,776,600
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,078,381
Street Bonds.
1908-January 1
56,581.280
20.60
3,500.000
(Assessment about 60% actual value.
M-S 12,700c
48
1905-January 1
49,111,480
28 20
2,725,000
Sewer Construction Bonus.
City tax (per $1,000) 1908__$12.50
1900-March 1
42,565,200
25 60
2,310,000
r summoc_sept 1 '12-'21 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$27.70
1890-March 1
30,723,730
22 40
1,497,160
3,155
454s'07 111-S; 40.000c_Sept 1 '22-'31 Population in 1900
1880-March 1
19,816,640
22.50
1,099,000
1 55,000c_Sept 1 '32-'42
1870-March 1
16,254,76020 50
7,617
INT. on water bonds payable in New York; on other issues in Eaton.
The actual valuation of property is estimated at about $150,000 000.
INTEREST is payable at the American Exchange Nat. Bank, New York. ELYRIA. Frank R. Fauver Auditor.
POPULATION.
-in 1907 (estimated), 125.000: 1400 (Census). 85,333;
This city is situated in Lorain County.
Iii 1890 It was 61.220; in 1880 It was 38.678.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds,
DAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
W H. Bussard, Clerk.
M-S $10.000oSept 1 '10-'13
J-J $45,000___ _July 11024 68
414s
LOANSWhen Due
School Bonds-(Continued).
44s'04 M-S J25,000_ _ _Sept'10-13
(110 000 yearly to July 1 1928.)
Refunding and Deficiency Bonds. 48
M-S $36,000c___Mch 1 1019 48
110,500__ _ _Sept I 1914
A-0 140,000__Aug 1 '10-'23
J-J $27,000c_ _Jan 15 1910 4s
43
9,000c_Mch 1 '10-'15
M-S 50,000c___Mch 1 1920 45
J-D 150,000._ Dec 1 '24-'38 5s '05 M-S
J-J 100.0000.June 1 '13-'16 4s
55
A-0 130,000c__Apr 1 1917 4 H8'05 M-S 50,000c_Mch 1 '28-'37 5s '05 M-S 15,0000_Mch 1 '10-15
20,0000___July 1 1917
45
160,000c
J-J
Apr 1 1922 354s'06 J-J 114,000c_Jan 1 '29-'35 55 '05 M-S 10,0000_Mch 1 '10-'14
20,000c_.July 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $476:50
J-J
4s
3 008
0
Paving Bonds.
1 1,0000_ _Jan 1 1936
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
9
45 '06 M-N 50,000c_May 1 '28-'37 454s'08 J-J siss.0000....lan 1 '10-'14
45
.I-J 133,000c_ _July 1 1011 Assessed valuation 1908_ _57.847.060 45 '07 M-S 25,000c_Mch 1 '19-'23 048'07 M-S 16,000c_Mch 1 '10-'13
1 1912 (Assessment about 60% actual value) 45 '09 M-S 20,000c_Mch 1 '18-'27
50,0000__July
45
J-J
Sewer Bonds.
M-N 50,000c_ May 1 1918 School tax (per $1,000) 1908-9. $9.65
4.1
$5,0000„Jan 1 '10-'14
4548'06 J-J
City-Hall Bonds.
INTEREST payable in New York.
5s '05 M-S 112.0000.Mch 1 '15-'20 4;0'06 M-S 15.000c_Sept 1 '10-'14
Nov., 1909.,
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Bridge Bonds.
A-Of $22,000___Oct 1 '18-28
1 3,000__Oct 1 1929
M-S
58
2,000c___Sept 1 1910
58 '04 M-S f 8,000__Mch '10-'13
1.24,000____Mch '14-'21
458'06 M'S
4,000c_Sept 1 1915
I 50,000c..Sept 1 '16-'25
4%9'06 M-S 1 1,0000... _Sept 1 1015
120 000c_Sept 1 '16-'25
4 %s'07 M-S 25,000c_Mch 1 '10-'14
Fire-Department Bonds.
$8,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-17
4 )0'06 J-J
GEN. DEBT Sept 1909_ $880,950
364,250
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909_1,245,200
126,040
Sinking funds
538,000
Water debt (Included)___
Total valuation 1908_ . _ _ 5,422,570
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value )
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900$42.00
Population in 1909 (est)
16,000
Population In 1000
8,791
INTEREST Is payable part at United States Mortgage & Trust Co.,
New York City and part In Elyria.
ELYRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. 0. Harris, Clerk of Board.
When Due. 41-4506 M-S $9,025c _ _ _1910-1028
LOANS68
$4,500c_July 1 '10-18 4s'07 M-S 60,000__Jan I '18-'37
J-J
58
A-0 10,000c ____1910-1919 4 )4s'08 M-S 10.300_ _Nleh 17 '13-':' I
-is
J-D
6,500c _ _ _1910-1922 BOND. DEBT May 2 1909_ $149,500
43
M-N 21,000c ____1910-1916 Assessed valuation 1908__ _5,843,620
58
4%8'05 M-S 22,800c __1910-1925 School rate (per $1,000) 1908_ .$14 30
INTEREST on the bonds of 1905 is payable at 1.,1yrIa.
4s
EVANSTON. Annexed to city of Cincinnati in 1903.
FINDLAY. Jos Page, Auditor.
This city is the county seat of Hancock County.
When Due.
City-Hall Bonds.
LOANSM-S $10,000_ __Sept '10-'21
3 4s
Water Bonds.
Aug 1922 ($2,'000 in even years: $3,000 in odd.)
____ $38,500
Os
____ 25,000____Apr 1 1914
Park Bonds.
58
____ 20,000____Apr 1 1919 5s '05 J-1) $1,000_ .June 1 1910
6s
A-0 25 000___Oct 1 1021 4s '06 A-0
Os
1920
5,000c
J-D 157.000„June 1 '1C-'28 GEN. DEBT Sept 17 1009_ $503,465
45
157,000„Dec 1 '10-'28 Assessment debt
270,028
Refunding Bonds.
74,344
Floating debt
58
A-0 1$2.000__Apr 1 '10-'13 Sinking fund
48,936
1 2,000_ -Oct 1 '10-'13 Water debt (included)...._ 423,815
3,250
____
4)s
1910 Tax valuation 1908 _
5,781,950
3,000„Sept 1 '10-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_._$19.05
____
Os
17,613
44s'07 M-S J 11 ,000 _ _Sept 1 '10-'20 Population In 1900
111 000 Mch 1 '10-'20 Population in 1909 (est)
20,000
145,000_ _Jan 1 '10-38
4)s'08 J-J
INTEREST Is payable at the Fourth National Bank, New York City,
and at office of City Treasurer.
-The city owns its water-works and gas-plant.
CITY PROPERTY.
FINDLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT. John E. Priddy, Clerk Board of Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
68 '90 A-0 f$15,000c__Apr 11 1915 4s '0$ A-0 $15,000c_Apr 11 '11-'25
1 10,000c_ _Apr 11 1020 41-s'08 J.J
10,000c_July15 '13-'22
20,000c_Apr 10'11-13 BONI). DEBT Sept 1909_ $149,000
6s '91 A-0
10,000c_Feb 1 '21-'25 Assessed valuation 1908._6,005,095
5s '93 F-A
11,000c_Mch 1'10-21 (Assessment about 3-3 actual value
4s' 00 M-S
25,000c_Aug 1715-23 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_512.00
31-4s '00E-A
21,000c_May 110-30
48 '03 M-N
12,000c_Oct 15'16-27
48 '08 A-0
INTEREST on the 48 is payable at Treasurer's °nice; on all other bonds
at Chase National Bank New York City.
89
FREMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. J. Christy, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due.
1$6 000c_Apr 1 '15-'17
High School Bonds.
I 4,000c_Oct 1 '15-'16
($3.( 00c_Apr 1 '10-'11 41-48'08 A-0 117,500c_Apr 1 '18-'24
1 6,000c_Oct 1 '10-'12
112,500c_Oct 1 '17-'21
00'08 A-01 2,000c
Apr 11012
118,000c_Oct 1 '22-'27
1 5.000c_Apr 1 '13-'14
1 9,000c_Apr 1 '25-'27
1 2,500c___Oct 1 1913
l 8.0000_A&O 1 1928
I 3.000c.... Oct 1 1914 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $98,500
Assessed valuation 1909__ _3,400,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$12.00
12,000
Population in 1909 (est)
INTEREST payable at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Education
GALION. Chas. Hetrick, Auditor.
This city is In Crawford County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
68
1U-S $12,000___Mch 1 1910
Cis
M-S 10,000___Apr 11012
43is
J-J
55,000____Jan 11021
Funding Bonds.
M-S $7,500____Mch 1 1915
45ft
4%8
Jan
3,270_Jan 1 '10-'15
Fire Department Bonds.
41ft
July $2,250__July 1 '10-'14
Street Improvement Bonds.
41ft
Jan $9,000Jan 1 '10-'26
-
Judgment Bonds.
$8,000Jan 1 1912
J-J
43is
Electric Light Bonds.
$3,500___Jan 1 1910
43is
J-J
GEN. BONDS Jan 11909.. $194,954
37,635
Assessment debt
2,938.850
Assessed valuation 1007
Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_$33.60
Population In 1800
6,326
Population In 1900
7.282
INTEREST is payable at Galion.
GALLIA COUNTY. F. F. Thorniley, Auditor.
County seat is Gallipolls.
Turnpike Bonds.
J-J $20,000c_Jan '11 & '15
J-J
5,000c Jan 15 1913
J-J
30,000c June12'14&16
F-A 60,000c Aug 17 1917
J-J f 5,500c July 1 1910
(12,000c July 1 '11-'12
I 6,500c July 1 1913
5s
A-0 40,000c April 6 1918
55
J-J
85,000c July 28 1919
58
A-0 50,000c April 14 1924
4s '06 J-D 55,000c___June 1 1926
Infirmary Bonds.
5s '05 NI-S $2,500 c_Nich 21 1910
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$8,000c July 1 '10-'13
5s
J-J
14,000c July 1 '10-'16
5s '04 F-A
0,000c Aug 25 1924
5s '04 J-D 10,000c Dec 7 '17-'21
TOTAL DEBT Sept 21 '09_ $403,500
Sinking fund
16,914
Total valuation 1908
6,511,990
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
State&co. tax(per $1,000) '08_515 65
Population in 1900
27,918
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
58
5s
5s
4s
58
GALLIPOLIS. Harry Maddy, Auditor.
This city is in Gallia County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Redemption Bonds (Con.)
Water Bonds.
4s '06 F-A $4,500c Feb 26 1916
58 1804 F-A $85,000c Feb 25 1914 45
___
2,500_ __Aug 25 1918
58
M-N
2,000c Nov
1 1916 4s
___
1,500___Feb 25 1919
Redemption Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
F-A $8,500c Aug 25 1910 48 '07 F-A $9.000c___Feb 25 1917
5s
F-A
5,000c Feb 25 1911 4s 09 1
,-A 12,000_Aug 25 1910
5s
F-A 12,000c Aug 25 1911
Deficiency Bonds.
F-A
5s
6,000c Feb 25 1912 55
F-A $7,500c Aug 25 1923
F-A 14,000c Aug 25'12&18
5s
Street Improvement.
F-A 11,000c Feb 25 1913 5s
58
F-A $2,000c
1911
5s
2,500c Aug 25 1913 45
F-A
F-A
4,000c Aug 25 '10-'11
55
F-A
4,500c Feb 25 1014 4s
F-A
3,200c Feb 25 '10-'11
James T. Yant, Auditor.
FOSTORIA.
5s
F-A
1,500c Aug 25 1915 4s
F-A J1,000c Feb 25 1910
F-A
3,000c Feb 25 1916
This city is in Hancock and Seneca counties. Incorporated March 1888. 55
14,500c Feb 25 '11-'13
5s
F-A 10,500c Aug 25 1917 GEN. BONDS May 1909_ _ _$244,500
LOANSWhen Due.
St,
-et Bonds.
F-A
Refunding sewer Bonds.
9,0000 Feb 25 1918 Assessment debt
(is
MS 16,500_ _ __Sept'10-13 5s
26,500
F-A 13,000c Aug 25 1919 Total valuation 1908
M-S $26,000
6s
Sept '11-'20 4s
1,777.000
9,000_ _ _ _Sept 10-18 5s
MS
5s
F-A
6,000c Feb 25 1920 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
S:;pt '23-25
M-S 109.000_
48
7,500c_Mch 1 '10-'14 48
F-A 13,500c Aug 25 1920 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__ _$37.10
8,000
4s '08 M-S
Sich 1 1923 4%8'08 s-a
5,000c_Sep 1 '10-'14
5s
F-A
7,600c Aug 25 1024 Population in 1900
March 1923
MS 40,000_
4%s
5.432
I 4,000c_Mch 1 '15-'18 5s '05 F-A
3,000c Feb 25 1925
Sewer Bonds
l 3,000c_Sept 1 '15-'17
INTEREST is payable at office of City Treasurer.
68
M-S Z35,400__Sept '10-'12 “is
___
22,486_ _Mch 1 '10-'18
Refunding Street Bonds.
GEN. BONDS Sept 25 '09_ $251,670 GLENVILLE. See city of Cleveland.
48
MS $31,801_ _ .,Mch '18-'23 Assessment bonds
110,489 GREENE COUNTY.
William Dodds, Auditor.
41-5
9 867
M-S
Meh '18-'23 Water debt
193,000
Xenia is the county seat.
Refunding Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 25 '09.. 555,159
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
M-S 5150,000-July 15 1924 Sinking fund
43
4,000 LOANSBridge Bonds.
48
M'S $84,000c Mch 1 '10-'30
M-S 43,000___July 15 1924 Assessed valuation 1908 ._ _2,825,000
4.s
111-S 68.000c Sept 1 '10-'26
Refunding Sewage Disposal.
(Assessment about 40 %actual value) 4s '06 M-N $3,375c Nov 1 '10-'12 4s g
f13,000c_Jan 1 '10-'22 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $249,000
48
NI-S $1,000__. Sept 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_._$39.50
I 13,000c_July 1 '10-'22 Sinking funds
41-4s
1,287
M-S500
Sept 1922 Population in 1900
7,730
48 '08 M-S 13,500c..Mch 16'10-'19 Total valuation 1909
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
19,093,483
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
M-S $17 010._ __Sept '10-26
6s
45
J-J 52 ,000c Jan 2 '10-'23 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_$8.555
INTEREST is payable at the National Park Bank, New York City.
26,000c July 2 'l0-'22 Population in 1900
31,613
FOSTORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT. A Thornton, Clerk.
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1909_
$68,500
43.41308 s-a 1$64,000__M-S 1 '10-'251
GREENFIELD. E. M. Connor, Clerk.
J 3,000_ _ _ _M-S 1 10261
This village is In Highland County,
LOANSWhen Due. 1
Electric Bonds.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. F. M. Sayre, Auditor.
Sewer and Street Bonds.
i 6s
N1-S $20,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1911
County seat is Columbus.
M-S J$2.500c_Mch 1 '10-'141
4s
Electric and Water Bonds.
LOANS• When Due.
Building Bonds
1 2,500c_Sept 1 '10-'14 63
M-S $3,300c_Sept 1 '10-'16
Turnpike Bonds (Township).
48
M-S$160,000c.r.Mch 1 '10-'25 4 %s
111-S
4.750c_Mch 1 '10-'28 t Cemetery Bonds
6s
$600c_Sept 1 '10-'11
M-S
Bridge Bonds,
4y4s'09 M-S
4,000c_Mch 1 '10-'17 48 '07 M-N 94,500c_ Nov 5 1930
800c_Sept 1 '12-'13 48
Water Bonds.
A-Of$30,000r_Apr 1 '12-'13
TOTAL DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $124,000
6s
1,200c. Aug 1 '10 '11
F-A
1 10,000 r_Apr 1 1014 5s
M-S $35,000c_ _Sept 1 1911 Sinking fund
2,300
800c_Aug 1 '12-'13 48
A-0 30,000 r_Apr 1 '10-'11
Refunding Bonds.
!Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _1,299,076
2,000c Mch 1 '11-'14 48 '04 J-J
M-S
6s
45.000 r_July 1 '10-'12 3.90s
Ivi-N $25,000c_ __Nov 5 1930 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
1,000c Sept 1 '13-'14 48 .
05 M-N 10,000c&r May 1'10-'11 3.003
M-N 10,000c_ _ _May 1 1931 , Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09_54 .94760
230 09
.8
5,000c_Sept 1 '10-'13
M-S
Os
Viaduct Bonds.
Os
M-S
1,000c_ Mch 1910-'!l Population in 1890
,
(V. 77, p. 660, for maturity.)
4s '06 A-0 $ i 0,000c Apr 2 '10-'11
Improvement Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
68
M-N $1,000c.Sept 1 '13-'14
M-S f$3.• 00c_Mch 1 '10-'16 P Pulatil In 1 90 (est.)
43-4s
n n 1909
0
4
u
4,500
200c_Mch 1 10-'11
Os '05 M-S J
I $ 0,000c Feb 1 '10-'13
1 3,500c_Sept 1 '10-'16 IN
is payable in Greenfield.
1 1.000c_Mch 1 14-'15 45 '05 F-A 200,000c Feb 1 '14-'18 4s '07 M-N 4,500c_ __Nov 5 19301
1 3,000c_Mch 1 '10-'11
15.0000 Feb 1 1910
GREENVILLE. C. R. Jobes, Auditor.
2,000cNi
Road Improvement Bonds.
_ch 1 1912
55 '05 M-S
This city is in Darke County.
6.000c_Sept 1 '10-'12
f$11,000___Sept 1 1010
Os '06 J-D f 300c_June 1 1510 43s '08 M-S (24,000__Sept 1 '11-12 LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Bonds.
Street Bonds-Part Assessment. 4s '07 Aug,'$24,000c_Sent 1 '09-'24
i 1,600c_June 1 '11-'14
114,000_ _Sept 1 1913
1 300c__ _June 1 1915 58 '08 M-S 2,560___Sept 1 '10-'13 4s '99 ____ $24,750_Sept 14 '10•'14
1 1,000c_ Sent 1 1925
63 '06 F-A
1400c..Mch 1 '13-'14 56 '09 M-N 9,500__May 1 '10-'14 4s '01 ____
8.400_ _Feb 20 '10-'16 -----5.000cSept 1 1928
1600c_Sept 1 '13-'14 be '09 A-Of 8.0O0 .Apr 1 '10-'13 4s '03 ___
5,040_June 24 '10-'18 4s '08 Sept 5,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1028
68'08
Street Bonds-Oeneral.
M-S f 800__Sept 1 1010
1 3,000___Apr 1 1914
Refunding Water Bonds
1
900___Sept 1 1911 48 '00 A-0 38.000Apr 1 '10-'14 48 '06 M-S ($5,000„Mch 1 '10-'11
I$20,000c.Sept 1 '10-'19
I 700___ _Sept 11010 55 '09 J-J
1 4,000Sept 1 '10-'11 48 '09 M-S 30,000c_Sept 1 '20-'29
0,300
1010-1014
1,600_Sept 1 '11-'12
48 '08 Sept 2,500c Sept 1 '10-'14
55 '09 M-S
I 25,000c_Sept 1 '30 '34
900 ---Sept 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Slay 3 '09 $817,000 48 '08 ___
1,500_ _Sept 1 '10-12 TOT. BD. DEBT Jan 1 '09_ $307,217
1,000_ _ _Sept 1 1914 Total valuation
___
1,000...*.Sept 1 1910 Assessment debt (included) 87: 0t
_ _118,864.730 4s
13 16
Deficiency and Bridge Bonds.
2,880Sep 1 '10-'19 Sinking fund
(Assessment about 3-5actual value.) 48 '08 ___
1908_58
N1-N $18,000c_May 1 '10-'13 County tax (per 51,000)1909.64.03% 4s '08 ___
600__Sep 1 1911 Tax valuation 1907_ _ _ _ 4,016,780
A-0 60,000c_Apr 1 '10-'10 Population in 1890
48
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000)_1907......$30.00
5.10
5
124.087
Population in 1000
164.460 4s '00 3,1-S J$3,000____Mch 1917 Population in 1900
170,000 __Mch 1918-27
INTEREST on the deficiency and bridge bonds is payable at the United
INTEREST on the bridge bonds of 1908 and refunding water bonds of
States Mortgage & Tr. Co., N. Y.: on all other bonds at Treasurer's office,
1000 is payable in Greenville.
FREMONT. C. F. Bell, Auditor.
This city is in Sandusky County,
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer and Street.
Water.
41ft
____ $25,948
____ $27,000
5s
Sewer.
_-_- 45,500
48
4 kis
$24,929
Funding Bonds.
2,160
$6,000c_Apr 1 '15-'20
Improvement.
6,000c..Oct 1 '15-'10 48
430'06 A-0
_-__ $29,250
1,050c___Oct 1 1920
Paving.
Refunding.
4As '05____ $74,000.
$53.000
68
41-4507 A-0
6,750_Apr 1 '10-18
Os
____ 35,000
Fire Department.
____ 17,850
4 Yis
41 '05_
-ft
$30,000
4s
'1'0 l'AL DEB Dee 11 '07_ $401,207
---- 35,050
4s
Water debt (included)
- 20,000
51,500
430'06 A-0 10,000c_ _Oct 1 '11-'15 Tax valuation 1007
3,300,360
12,500c_Apr 1 '17-'21 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
430 '08A-0
2,000c___Oct 1 1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907.....$37.80
10,000c_Oct 1 '18-'21 Population In 1000
8.439
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the Sinking Fund Trustees.
HAMILTON. H. A. Grimmer, Auditor.
This city is in Butler County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Deficiency Bonds.
$23,550
_
1910-1911
4345
45 '06 AL-N 55,000___Nov 1 192d
Electric-Light Bonds.
M-S $90,000__July 1 '10-'18
58
4s '06 M-N 65.000____Nov 1 1926
43-4s'07 A-0 20.000c_ _ _Oct 1 1927
48 '08 J-D 25,000c_June 1 1928
Gas Works Bonds.
F-A $73,1 5Feb 1 '10-'18
58
(Subiect to call after Feb. 1 1909.)
48 '09 F-A
5,000c_Feb 1 1919
Sewer Bonds.
45-s '05____ $4,200c Mch 1 '10-'15
4s '06 Al-S 20,000cSept 1 1921
48 '06 ____
1,600___Dec 1 1921
434s'07 A-0 2,222 07__Apr 19 1917
4343'07 11-S 2,046 25__Mch 19 1917
Viaduct Imp. Bonds.
4s '09 __ _ $15,000_ _Aug 1 '14&'l9
Storm Sewee Bonds.
4s '04 M-N $7,000c Nov 1 1914
48 '07 A-0
5 000c___Apr 1 1922
49 '07 J-J
2,500__July 1 1917
45 '00 ___
7,300__ _ _July 1 1924
Street Bonds.
434s '05J-J f $44,450c Mch 1910-'16
1 44.450c Sept 1910-'16
48 '06 J-J
55.000c_ _July 1 1921
48 '07 A-0 16,000____April 1 '22
4s '07 M-N 6,000c...._ May 1 1922
4 k4s'08 J-J
10.000___Jan 15 1918
-Works Bonds.
Water
58
1910-1915
J-J $120,000
A-0 15,000___Oct 1 1918
45
-ft
48 '06 N1-N 115,000____Nov 1 1926
43 '09 F-A 10,000c-Feb 1 1919
90
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Crematory Bonds.
General Improvement Bonds.
$4,000__Aug 1910-'13
J-J
as '04 J-J $90,000c Jan 1 1920 48
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 1909_$1,613,939
103,934
M-N $25,000__May 1 1919 Sinking fund
4s
13,975,140
25,000c July 1 1920 Total valuation 1908
43.s '05J-J
4s '06 M-S 25,000c___Sept 1 1921 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
45 '07 M-S 25,000c___Aug 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000)1901L__$34.50
23,914
4s '08 F-A 30.000c___Aug 1 1923 Population in 1900
17 565
4s '09 J-J
90,000____July 1 1934 Population 1111890
35,000_ _ __July 1 1924
J-J
4s '09
INTEREST on water bonds is payable at First Nat. Bank, New York;
on the refunding bonds of 1906 and 1908 and the street bonds of 1906 at the
Second Nat. Bank, Hamilton; and upon all others at Hamilton.
HAMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Dan Millikin, Pres.; J. A. Keller, Clerk
Building Bonds (Con.)
Building Bonds.
$10,000c_Jan 15 '28&'30
4s
J-1) $10,000_ _June '19 & '24
1,030_Sept 25 '10-'11 4s '09 J-J 10,000c_Jan 15 '32&'34
4s
M-S
L 8,000c_Jan 15 1936
48
J-D 20,000_Dec 23 '18-'22
Refunding Bonds.
4s
F-A 20,000_Feb 21 '25-'27
0-A $12,500_Feb 12 '10-'34
1
M-S 28,800__Mch 2 '10-'17 4s
58
M-N 12,000__May 1 '10-'21
F-A 16,000_Feb 26 '23-'28 4s
3;is
J-J
15,000__July 7 '10-'14
48
M-N 20,000c_Nov 6 '20-'29 4s
6,000__Feb 1 1916
8,000c_Feb 15 '15-'22 4s '06 F-A
410
F-A
4s '06 M-S 20,000__Sept 1 '17-'26 BONDED DEBT Sept1 '08 $318,000
4s '07 J-D 40,000_Dec 10 '19-'28 Assessed valuation 1907_12,051,000
25,000__May I '29-'33 School tax (per $1,000) 1907_49.00
4s '08 ___
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank, Hamilton, Ohio.
HAMILTON COUNTY. C. C Richardson, Auditor.
County seat is Cincinnati.
Decennial Appraisement Bonds
When Due.
LOANS4s '00 J-D $5,300c __ June 1 1910
Bridge Bonds.
Overdraft Bonds.
98 '96 J-D $25,000c_ _June 16 1916
4s '96 M-N 79,500c_ Nov 25 1916 33.0'00 M-S $7,500c___Sept 1 1910
Toll Pike Purchase Bonds.
4s '98 F-A 107.000c__Aug 10 1918
48 '98 A-0 99,000c_Oct 26 1018 9s '05 M-S $50.000c___Sept 1 1930
418 '99 J-J
31,000c_ _July o 1919 4s '05 M-N 175,000c___May 1 1930
Intl mary Bonds.
10,000c _Jan 1 1923
48 '03 J-J
$6.000c_July 15 1915
$%8'99 Aug
4.750c_Aug 26 1919 9s '05 J-J
Turnpike Bonds.
48 '04 J J 185.000c_Jan 15 1924
9s '04 MN 25.000c__ _Nov 1 1924 4s '91 J-D $20,000e_Dee 12 1911
48 '05 M-S 25.000c_ _ Mch 15 1935 4s '92 J-D 31,000c_Dee 24 1912
4s '98 M-N 14,400cMay 31 1013
Court.flouse Rebuilding Bonds.
58 '84 F-A $50,000c_ _Aug 1 1934 4s '89 M-S 27,000c _.Sept 1 1919
Road and Avenue Bonds.
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1914.)
Os '84 J-D $35,000e___Dec 1 1934 9s '91 J-D $30,000c. __Dec 12 191!
to call after Dec. 1 1915.) 4s '92 J-D 70,000c_ _ _June 1 1912
(Subject
48 '84 J-D $15.000c_ _June 1 1934 4s '93 M-N 45.000e&rNov 1 1913
(Subject to call after June 1 1914.) 45 '94 J-D 13,000c_ _June 30 1914
98 '85 M-N$350,000c_ _May 1 1935 48 '94 A-0 29.000c_ __Oct 1 1914
Court-House Furnishing Bonds.
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.)
48 '86 J-D $25.000e. _June 15 1936 Is '86 J-D 5100,0000 _June 15 '36
(Subject to call after June 15 '16.)
15 1916.)
(Subject to call after June
Memorial Building Bonds. •
Longview improvement.
48 '91 J-D $30,000e_Dec 12 1921 34s'03 F-A$250,000c___Aug 1 1953
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1933.)
(Subject to call after Dec. 12 1911.)
Armory Bonds.
48 '92 F-A $30.000c___Feb 6 1922
(Subject to call after Feb. 6 1912.) Is '05 M-S$115,000e_Mch 15 1930
Platting.
County Special Fund Bonds.
4s '96 M-N$260,000c_May 15 1916 4s '92 J-D $15.000c__June 1 1922
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04 J-D $150,000c_Dec 16 1914 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_$2,606,850
Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _294,664,860
Hospital Bonds.
33-f s'05 J-J 350,000c_July 1 1955. County tax (per $1,000) 1909_36,545
409,479
(Subject to call after July 1 1930.) Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at the all e of County Treasurer.
HANCOCK COUNTY. F. C. Shank, Deputy Auditor.
County seat is Findlay.
When Due.
LOANSBridge Bonds.
Os '04 M-S $45.000_ _Sept 15 '10-18
Court House Bonds.
M-S $75,000 _ _ _1910-1918
Os
Funding Loan.
$30,000
Lxxxix.
JEFFERSON COUNTY. James M. Reynolds, Auditor.
County seat Is Steubenville.
Turnpike Bonds (Con.)
When Due.
LOANSSept 1 1913
Os '04 M-S $4,000
Infirmary Bonds.
..May 1 '10-15 4 As'08 M-S 9.000__Sept 1 1914
4s '05 31-N 5518,000,
1 14,000_ _ Nov 1 '10-14 43.68'09 M-S .21,000c_M-S '10-'25
(See V. 89, p. 426, for maturity.)
(V. 80. p. 1436, for maturity.)
M-5 '10-'21
Os '09 M-S 30,000c
Turnpike Bonds.
(See V. 89, p. 302,for maturity.)
J-D $85,000_June 1 1911
Os
M-S '10-'26
4;48'09 M-S 22,000c
(Subject to call June 11899.)
A-0 $40,000_ _Apr 1 1913 (See V. 89, p. 240, for maturity.)
is
Refunding Bonds.
8.000Feb 20 '10-11
F-A
6s
I 2,000__Mch 1 '10-13 4s '05 A-0 $116,000__June 1915-20
Funding Bonds.
1,500___Sept 1 '10-12
lki-S
is
Mch 1 1910
I 2.000___Sept 1 1913 48 '06 M-SJ $12.500
1 12,50L... Sept. 1 1910
M-N f 1,000___May 1 '10-11
5s
1 2,000__ _Nov 1 '10-11 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '08_ $325,800
82,000
3,000___Nov 1 1911 Assessment debt
31-N
Os
112,000
f 1,000___June 1 1910 Sinking fund
26,271,930
1,000_ Dec 1 '1910 Total valuation 1908
J-D
5s
(Assessment Is 3-5 actual value.)
8,000____June 1 1911
5s
J-J 135.000___Jan 1 '10-17 County tax (per $1,000) '08_$9.255
44,357
1 5.000_ _July 1 '10-17 Population In 1900
Population in 1908 (est.) _ -- _60 000
(V. 76, p. 1263, for maturity.)
INTEREST payable at County Treasury.
KENT. H.C. Eckert, Mayor; Terrence A. McMahon, Clerk.
This village is situated In Portage County.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1908_ -1.800 700
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value)
6s '92 M-S $80,000c_Mch 1 '15-22 Total tax (per $1,000) '08-09.330.40
3,501
5s '02 J-J f 30,000c _Jan 1 '18-22 Population in 1890
4,541
1 3,389c_Jan 1 1923 Population in 1900
4,700
GEN. BONDS Sept 18 '09_ _$113,389 Population in 1909 (est)
37,( 95
Assessment debt (add 1)_ ._
INTEREST on the general bonds is payable at the Chase Nat. Bank;
on the assessment bonds at the Village Treasurer's office and at the City
Banking Co. In Kent.
KENTON. Will F. Alt, Auditor.
This city is in Hardin County.
2,000
When Due. I
48
LOANS3,000
4s
$39,000 !
Water Worksrs, 1919
4,000
5s
5,000
58, 1911
Ref
5s
23,000
9,000
4s, 1920
15,500
43-fs
4,500 Paving
43
10,200
5,000
Water Works14s, 1909
16,000
48
4s, 1914
5,000
1,500
58
54,000
Is 1925
4 Yis
6,500
20,000'
Refunding __ 5s, 1913
“68 -------- -1,732
13.90s, 1924 ___ 50,000
20,000 TOTAL DEBT Mch 3 '09._ $326,169
General Im-i5s, 1918
23,699
provemeut 41is, 1920_ _ _ _ 15,000 Sinking fund
2,900 Total assessed val. 1909 _2.420,000
5s, 1910_
Street Im3,500 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
provement 4s, 1912
City Building 4 k6s, 1917_ 5,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _339.80
5,557
330 Population in 1890
f5s, 1909
0,852
Os, 1-10
800 Population in 1900
9,000
2,420 Population In 1900 (est.)
Sewer Con- 58, 1911
1 ,0;15 I
struction _ Ss, 1912
1,8051
is, 1914
KENTON SCHOOL DISFRICT J. S. Wetherill, Clerk.
$2,958
When Due., Sinking fund
LOANSA-0 $10,000 c___ Oct '16-17'Assessed valuation 1909__2,45u1,930
Os
15 000 c. _July 1 '10-15 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$10.50
(3s
J-J
10,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_325,000 , Population In 1909 (est)
INTEREST is payable at the office ol the Board of Education.
LAKE COUNTY. E. D. Hartwell, Auditor.
County seat is Painesville.
COUNTY BD.DT.Oct18'09 $150,000 LOANSWhen Due.
Road debt (additIonal)„ _ 84,600
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Assessed valuation 190 :23,109,0 )0 4)-s'07 M-S$195.000e _ _ _ _1919-1031
(Assessm't about 40% actual value.) (Part due cacti six months. See V.
County tax (per $1,000) 190837.10
85, p. 1476.)
41,993
Population In 1900
Refunding Bonds.
Os '09 M-S $30,000c___Sept 1 1910
HENRY COUNTY. C. C. Meekison, Auditor.
County seat is Napoleon.
Township Road Imp.(Spec.)-Con.
When Due.
LOANS4 %s'04 J-J $35,000_ _ ..,1 &J '10-14
Bridge Bonds.
(V. 78, p. 2400,for maturity.)
4 Ms'07 _ _ _ . $70,900.... ____ .______
0.000cOct '10-14
4;0'05 A-0
Ditch Bonds.
2 500c_
Oct '10-14
4A s'05 A-0
4 Ms'07 31-N $7,200
80,500e
.J-J '10-14
4 kis'05 J-J
4 Hs'07 A-0 22,500
(Part each J & ,J. See V. 80, p.2233.)
Township Road Imp. (Special).
A
57,000c____J-J '10-15
191(1 4 , s'06 J-J
M-N $1,000
4s
1910-11)12 (See V 82, p. 1396, for maturity.)
5,625
A-0
48
1910-1911 410'06 M-S 18,000c_ _ _M-S '10-15
3,000
J-D
48
1910-1012 (See V. 83, p. 288, for maturity.)
3I-N 4,300
4s
1910-1911 4 tis'07 31-N 33.000C. __M-N '10-15
3,000
48
J-D
4.000____Jan 1 '10-13 (See V. 84, p. 827, for maturity.)
3,000_ _ _July 1 '10-12 4558'07 M-S 35.000e_ _ _M-S '10-16
48
J-J
0,500
500_ _ _ _July 1 1913 4 3.fs '07 M-N
48
3,000 _July 1 '10-12 43-8'08 M-S 29,500c3I&S 1910-1014
J-J
4.000_ Jan 1 '10-13 (See V. 87, p. 303, for maturity.)
6,000___June 1 '10-13 4 Hs'09 M-N 117,500c_ _M&N '10-'16
48
J-D
(See V 88, p 896, for maturity.)
6,000_ Dec 1 '10-12
48
1,000June 1 '10-11 4%8'09 J-J 131,500c___J-J '10-'18
J-D
500_ __Dec 1 1910 (Sec V. 88, p. 1455, for maturity.)
1910 BONDED DEBT June 1907
A-0
3,000
40
(all township road debt) _ $445,000
1910
45
M-N
2,000
M-N
1910-1911 Assessed valuation 1909_4,164,540
4,000
48
M-N 4,000
1910-1011 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.
98
430'04 31-S 35,500_ _ _ _M&S '10-14 State & co. tax (per $1.000)'o537.10
27,282
Population In 1900
(V. 70. p. 227, for maturity.)
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
IRONTON. F. A. Ross, City Auditor.
Road and Bridge.
1919
31-S $20,0000
4s
1916
Af-S 14,000c
5s
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ $259,500
18,760
Sinking fund
Assessed valuat on 1908 17,500,000
State & Co tax (per-31,000)'09_36.455
21,680
Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at the County n•easurY.
LAKEWOOD. B. M. Cook, Clerk.
This village is in Cuyahoga County. Incorporated May 4 1903.
General Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS45 '00 ___ $132,000 _ _1910-1942
Lighting Bonds.
1910-1916 4 Sis'02 ___
42,000 ____1910-1930
65 '96 ___ 57,000
29,000 __Oct 1 1913
1910-1920 5s '03 ___
4;0'00 ___ 11,500
58 '03 ___
35,000 __Oct 1 1913
Water Bonds.
General Street Bonds
58 '05 ___ $20,000____Jan 16 1915
1910-1913 5s '09 A-0 $18,000 Apr 1 '10-'27
4.000
55 '06 ___
.Oct 1 '10-'18 GEN. BONDS Sept 15 '09_ 5413,928
8.750.
55 '08 IkI-S
Assessment debt (add'1)___ 887,329
Intersection Bonds.
193,582
5s '05 ___ $30,000___Oct 1 1920 Sinking fund
1910-1915 Assessed valuation 1908__ _5,546,790
4,500
5s '05 ___
58 '07 ___ f20,678____Oct 1 1917 (Assessin't about 40% actual value.)
123,000____Oct 1 1918 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ .3:16.50
3,350
55 '08 A-0 19,000_Oct 1 1918 Population in 1890
Population in 1909 (est)
13,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Cleveland Trust Co., Cleveland.
LAKEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. 0. Gordan Clerk.
When Due. 4 kis 08 A-0 $40,000e_Oct 1 '13-'32
LOANSIs '99 Oct $10,000c_.._1010-10l9 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $225,000
7.0000_ _1910-1916 Assessed valuation 1908__ _5,246,790
4s '01 Oct
1910-192/1 (Assessment about M, actual value.
434s'03 Oct 57,000c
_1911-1944 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_-$14.90
4 ;6s'06 Sept 100.000c
14,000
6,000r_Sept 1 '11-33 Population in 1909 (est.)
4s '05 11I-S
(3500 every two years.)
INTEREST is payable at Clt17ens' Sault-1gs & Trust Co. In Cleveland.
LANCASTER. W. H. Nye, City Auditor.
This city is in Fairfield CountY•
General Str. and Sewer Bonds,
When Due.
LOANSThis city is the county seat of Lawrence County.
48, Os & (3s $32, 10
1910-1916
Water Works.
Street Bonds.
When Due
LOANSStreet & Sewer Assessment Bonds.
ikt-N 314,000_ _ _May 1 1911
4s
58
J-D $51,000c--June 1 1912
Memorial Hall.
A-0 19 000____Oct 1 1927 48, 55 & es $40,604 55 ____1910-16
M-S 25,000c___Sept 1 1923 5s
M-S $20,000c___Oct 1 1914 58
Os
7.000___Apr 15 1918 GEN. BONDS Sept 16 '09_ 136,610
A-0
M-S 30,000c__ _Sept 1 1915 4s
M-N
58
3,500c___May 1 1914 5s
Assessment debt (addl)_ -__ 40,604
Hospital Bonds.
Refunding, Sewer & Street.
48 '07 A-0 19.000c_ _Apr 1 1927
23,455
___ $44,500____June 15 '25 4s '06 J-D $25,000c_Dec 24 '13-37 Sinking fund
4s
Fire Department Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1900__$4,680,000
Market tfouse Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '04 J-D $5,000c_ _ _June 1 1924
4s '05 Mch $15,000c..Mch '10-15-20 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
J-D $25.0000.... June 1 1912
55
Smallpox Epidemic Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__
City Hall Refunding Bonds.
M-N 4,500c _Nov 1 10-18
Os
31-S $15,000c___Sept 1 1923 45
F-A $20,000__Feb 1 '11-'14 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_-_-$10.20
5,000c___June 1 1924 4s
5s '04 ,T-D
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900
8,995
General Refunding Bonds.
35,000c._ _July 1 1929
Os '04 J-D $9,0000_.. _June 1 1924 45 '09 J-J
16,000
J-D $9,000c_Dee 1 '10-'12 Population in 1909 (est.)
4s 06 M-N 50,000c___Nov 1 1926 GEN'L DEBT June 1 '09_ $482,500 58
The city owns its natural gas plant, from which Is derived a net income
4s '07 J-D 20,000c _ Iiec 1 1927 Water debt (included)____ 224,000
Spec. assessm't debt (addl) 79,953 of about $25,000 per annum.
Refunding Water Bonds.
R. M. Miller,
48 '07 J-J $16,000c___July 1 1927 Sinking fund
41,009 LANCASTER SCHOOL DISTRICT Total assessed Clerk.
When Due.
val. 1908. _$4,680,000
4s '06 J-J
90,000c_ __Jan 1 1926 Tax valuation 1908 _____ 5,185,415 LOANS- $30,000_ _Autr 15 '10-13 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
F-A
55
M-S 18.000c___3fch 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_312.60 58
May 1 '14-17
.11 868 4s '06 lkf-N 8.000_ _1909_338,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1909 $11.00
Population in 1900
4s 06 J•J
20,000c___July 1 1926
15,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the special assessment bonds is payable at the City BOND. DEBT Sept 20
LAWRENCE COUNTY, A C. Robison, Auditor.
Treasury; on all other bonds at the National Park Bank, New York City.
County seat is Ironton.
JACKSON COUNTY. D. C. Parry, Treasurer.
Court-House Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS48 '06 M-Sf $65,000c_Mch 1 '21-'33
Jackson is the county scat.
Turnpike Bonds.
Infirmary Building Bonds.
1 65,000e_Sept 1 '21-'33
LOANSWhen Due.
M-S'3134.625c_Mch 1 '10-23
Os
ls '06 J-D $34,000cJune 30 '10-'26
Turnpike Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
70,000c_ _Sept 1 '10-23
Bridge Bonds.
M-S $5,000c_Sept 1 1910
5s
4,0000 . Mch 1 '10-13 4s '08 fvf-S $10,0000_ _Sept 1 1916
M-S
4s
M-N 80,000c_May 4 '11-18 4s'06 J-D $6,000c-June 1 1910
4s
4,0000Sent 1 '10-13 BOND. DEBT Noy 1 '09_ $346,000
A-0 100.0000._ Apr 1 '11-20 BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '09_ $477,000 48
49
Af-S
8,000c___Mch 1 1910 Assessed valuation 1908_ _10,725,932
Apr 1910 Sinking fund
17,223 .31.000 each M&S) _to Sept 1 1913
A-0 15,0000
.
40
(Assessment is 3-5 actual value.)
A-0 20.000c _Apr 1919-20 Total assessed val. 1909_7,600,000 4s 04 31-s
4s
.000e. _Sept 1 '10-14 County tax(per $1.000)1909.311.95
,
___ 39.534
ita
actual value.) 9s '09 11.1-S 25,000c_Mch 1 '24-'28 Population in 1900_ _
A-0 20,000c _Apr 12 1921 (Assessment about
45,000
M'S 100.000c . _Merl 1922-26 County tax (per $1.000) '09_$19.305
4s
25,000c_Sept 1 '24-'28 Population in 1909 (est)
34.248 4s '09 31-S J25.000eMcii 1 '29-33
A-0 f40,000c.Apr 1 '2728 Population In 1900
4s
120.000c__Apr 1 1929 Population in 1909 (est.)
40,000
25,000c_Sept 1 '29-33
4s '05 A-0 $40,000c_ Apr 1 '30-31
INTERESTon part of the turnpike bonds Is payable at the Park Bank,
INTEREST on the infirmary bonds payable at Treasurer's office.
N. Y.; on all other bonds at the office of the County Treasurer.
Nov., 1909.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
LICKING COUNTY. J. N. Wright, Auditor.
91
Armory Bonds.
Court-House.
4345
M-Sj$220,000c___Mch 1 1944
A-0 $60,000
1941 45
414s
M-N 13,000
1 280,000r___Mch 1 1944
1942
Bridge Bonds
(Subject to call 1924)
4;45
Children's Home Imp.
M-SJ$14,000____Meh '10-'13
1 3.000
Meh 1914 00'09 J-J $15,000_July 29 '14-'16
4315
M-N 135,000__May 2 '10-'23 TOT. BD.DEBT Oct 1, $1,265,845
09
1 2,164____May 2 1924 Assessed valuation, real_ _66,759.400
4348'04 A-0 56,250__Oct 12 '10-'24 Assessed val., personal__ _24,167,110
4)4s'05 F-A 64,000c_ Aug 15 '10-'25 Total valuation 1908
90,926,510
430'08 8-a I 67,500_Sept 14 '10-'24 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
200,000,000
1 10,000_Sept 14 '25-'28 Actual value (est.)
48
M-S 156,000_Sept 25 '10-'25 County tax (per $1,000) '09_ $4.6234
LIMA. Fred. C. Beam, Auditor.
500_ _ _Sept 25 1926 Population in 1904 (est.) ____200.000
1
This is the county seat of Allen County. Incorporated in 1842.
434E1'09 J-J
36,000_July 16 '10-'21 Population In 1900
155,559
Special Assessment Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
INTEREST on court-house bonds is payable at Metropolitan Trust Co..
12.00014s
Fire Department Bonds.
68
$43 ,152
48 '99 A-0 j $500c___Apr 1 1910 Is
112,68613.90s ____ 11.040 New York City; on all other bonds at office of County Treasurer.
49.4501334s
500e-Oct 1 1910 434s
19.600
1
MADISONVILLE. J. A. Conant, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '99 A-0 j$32.000c_Apr 1 '10-'25 334s'00 A-0$100,000cdcr_Apr 1 1930
This village is in Hamilton County.
LOANS1 32.000c_Oct 1 '10-'25 (Subject to call after Apr 1 1925.)
Street & Sewer Improve't Bonds.
When Due.
Is '07 M-S 24,000Mch 1 '10-'17
Electric-Light and Water-Works 48 '05 13I-S $7,500 __ _ _Mch 1 1930
Building Bonds
4s '06 M-S j$20 000c_Mch 1 '10-29 Is '08 Mch 11,6J6.80 Mch 1 '10-'17
Bonds.
2,013c_Jan 4 '10-'19
5s '09 Jan
5s
Water Works.
1 12,000c_Sept 1 '17-28
____ $15,000
Water-Works Bonds
1923
58 '85 M-S $10,000c___Mch 1 1910 58
____ 10,000
Park Bonds
$15,000
1924 5s
1922
$6,0000_Apr 1 '10-'15 Is '89 M-S 138,000c_ _Apr 1 1916 4s
J-J
43s'08 J-J
25,000____Jan 2 1932 48 '07 A-0
5,000c__Apr 10 1932
Funding Bonds.
4s '02 A-0 150,000c _Oct 1 '12-'26 (Subject to call after Jan. 2 1922.) 43is
1922
15,000
___
4;18'02 A-0 $27,000c_Apr 1 '10-'27 4s '05 M-S
9,000c_Mch 1 '10-'18 - --- $6,000
9s '07 .I-D 27,000 __Dec 31 1932
25,500c_Oct 1 '10-'26
8.000c_Sept 1 '10-'17 4s '08 ___
10,000c_ __Apr 24 1933
Fire Engine Bonds.
Subway Bonds.
48 '02 A-0 I 7,000c._Oct 1 '10-'16 GEN. BOND Dec 4 1908_5829,825
48 '09 A-0 $10,000___Apr 14 1934
7,000c_Apr I '10-'16 Special assessemnt debt___ 256,731 43.4s
M-N $11,500____Nov 1 1928
Town Hall Sewer Bonds
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1918.)
TOTAL DEBT Dec 4 1908-1,086,556
--_- 31.609
30'00 M-S$150,000cdor_Mch 1 1925 Water debt (included) ____
Debt Extension Bonds.
478,000
Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call after Mch. 11920.) Sinking fund
M-N $8.300___ _Nov 1 1923
47,104 58
$13.213
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Town-Hall Bonds.
Total valuation 1908 ._ _ _ _11,002.736
BOND, DEBT June 1'09_ $218,042
48 '02 A-0 1$18.000c_Apr 1 '10-'27 (Assessing about 60% actual value., 68
1910-1911 Tax valuation 1909___ __ 1,540,630
- -- $1,000
_
1 16,200c_Oct 1 '10-'27 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_437.00 58
4,000
1910 Tax rate (per $1,000)'69
$17.10
Electric Light Construction Bonds. Population In 1900
-N
2,500 _ .May 111938 Population In 1900
21,723 4s '08 :'d
3,140
4%8'08 M-S1540,000c_Mch.1 '11-'30
INTEREST on $7,000 of the water 4s due Dec. 31 1932 is payable at
1 40,000c_ _Sept 1 '11-'30
Cincinnati Trust Co., Cincinnati.
INTEREST on the water 58 is payable by Winslow, Laufer & Co., New
York; on all other bonds at the City Treasurer's office.
MADISONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. F. Klein, Olerk.
When Due. BOND, DEBT Sept 1 '09__ $168,500
LOANSLIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT. G. A. Herrett, Clerk Board of Education.
4s
M-N $35,000c._ May 1 1930 Assessed valuation 1909___1,703,240
When Due. 55 '04 J-D $10,0000_Mch 1 '10-'19 48
LOANS6,000c
1932
M-S $5,000e_Sept '10-'14 5s '05 M-S 11,000c_Mch 1 '10-'20 4.3 '08 F-A 50,000,__Mch 14 1938 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
55
M-S
School tax
$1,000) 1909_416.75
M-S
55
6.000c. __Sept '10-'15 53 '06 A-0 18.000c_Apr 30 '10-'27 48 '09 M-S 50,000c__Meh 27 1939 Population(per
In 1909 (est.) _ _ _ 6,000
55
7,000c_Sept 1 '10-'16 BOND. DEBT Mch 3 19094175,000
M-S
School-House Addition Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at the
5s
M-5
8.000c_Sept 1 '10-'17 Floating debt
23,000
1936 Fourth National Bank, Cincinnati.
'06
Ss '07 A-0 19,000c_Apr 29 '10.'28 Total assessed val. 1908_ _11,110,000 4s '08 J-D $2,500c
A-0 25,000c__Oct 3 1938
Is '08 seml-an 21,700c_ _part yearly (Assessment about 34 actual value.) 43
M-S 30,0000_Mch 1 '10-'19 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_412.50 MAHONING COUNTY. W. 13. Jones, Auditor.
Si
18,000c_Sept 1 '10-'18 Population in 1909 (est.)
30,000
County seat Is Youngstown.
INTERE T is payable at the Lima Trust Co.. Lima.
LOANSCourt House and Jail Bonds.
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
4;48'07 M-Si $161,000c Mch 1 '10-'32
LOGAN COUNTY. Winfield S. Jones, Auditor.
M-S.$40,000__Sept 1 '10-'17
430
1 161,000c Sept 1 '10-'32
Bellefontaine.
County seat is
( 416.000_Mch 1 '10-'35
(90,000ept'10-'15
When Due.
LOANSBridge Bonds.
4;is
M-S 20,000--Sept'10-'16 43is'07 A-0( 416,000_Sept 1 '10-'35
Ditch Bonds.
4s
M-S $15,000e___Jan 11010
125,000___Sept'10-'17
48,000_Mch 1 36'&37
$4 250c_
55 '05 J-J
.1910 4s
J-J
10.000c_ _Jan 1 '11-'12 4)0
M-S j 2,000_ _Sept 1 '10011
I 48,000-Sept 1 '36&37
6,000c._J & J '10-'11
Ss '06 J-J
Infirmary Repair Bonds
114,000Sept I '12-'18
Infirmary Bonds.
(See V 82, p. 650, for maturity.) 4s '09 J-J j$25,000c_Jan 1 '18-'25 4148
M-S 167.000. Sept 1 '10-'21 Is
M-S 135,000
1910-1916
8,000e_J dcJ1910-1911
4s '06 J-J
1 25,000c_July 1 '16-'25
yrly. V. 76, p. 59.)
M-S 24.000__Sept 1 '10-'17
(See V. 83, p. 340, for maturity.) GEN. 131). DEBT Sept 16 '09 $78,500 (Various amts. 8.000_ _Sept 1 '10-'13 41.4s
414s
45 '07 J-J
8,500_ ___J-J '10-'12 Assessm't debt (ditch do road) 88,500 43is'04 Id-S 16,000__Sept 1 '10-'17 TOT.BD.DEBT May 3'0941,769,000
M-S
Assessed valuation. real_ _30,405,170
(See V. 84, p, 233. for maturity.) Floating debt
10,000 4)4s '0611-S I 3.500_ -.Sept 1 1910 Assessed val., personal___16,515,750
4s '07 F-A
8,000c ___1910-1911 TOTAL DEBT Sept 16 '09_177,000
1 3.000__ Sept 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1908_ _46.920,920
45s'08 J-D 17,500____J-J '10-'15 Ditch bonds (included) ____ 90,000
Children's Home.
(Assessment about 1-6 actual value.)
(See V. 87, p. 1374, for maturity.) Turnpike bonds (included).. 18,000 4;0
M-S $10,500____Sept '10-'16 State & Co tax (per M)
4 Hs'09 M-N J17,500_ __Jan 1 '11-'15 Total assessed val. 1908_16,547,680
Population In 1900
70,134
117,500July 1 '10-14 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value)
INTEREST payable at Youngstown, Ohio.
Gravel Road Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '09_59.70
45 '06 .1-4 $10,500____J&J '10-'12 Population in 1890
97,386 MAHONING COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT NO I
Frank Agnew, Secre(See V. 83, p. 340, for maturity ) Population in 1900
30,420
tary, 215 Dollar Bank Building, Youngstown, Ohia.
Population in 1909(est.)____.35,000 45 '06 F-A $35 000c_Feb 20 '10-'16 53 '09 F-Aj$60,000....Feb 1 '10-'24
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
35 000c Aug 20 '10 '16
1 60,000„Aug 1 '10-'24
48,000__Feb 1 '12-'27
58 '08 F-A 24,000c_Feli 1 11-'22
LORAIN. F. J. Frank, Auditor.
36,000c_Aug• 1 '11-'22 4%s'09 P-A 45,000__Aug 1 '12-'26
This clty is in the county of the same name.
5s '07 A-0
I20,000Aug 1 '27-31
50 000c Apr 1 '10-'19
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds.
50,000e .Oct 1 10- 19
112,000„Feb 1 '28-'31
Refunding Water
-Works Bonds.
4%8'04 M-S 514,000____Sept 1 1917
53 '05 ___ $125,000___Aug 24 1915 4348'04 M-N 20,000____Nov, 1 1917 5s '08 F-A f 39,000_Feb 1 '10-'22 BOND. DEBT July 1909.. $433,000
1 39,000.Aug 1 '10-'22 Assessed valuation 1908_31,425,940
58 '94 ____ 90,000___Nov 1 1914 45-s'03 ____ 87,000___Sept 15 1925
Tax rate(per $1,000) 1908_ _ _$32.80
48 '99 M-S 15,000____Sept 1 1919
Fire-Hose Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
4s '02 111-S 32 000ept 1 1917 48 '04 _ _ _ _ $1,000 __Dec 15 1916
Refunding Bonds.
GEN. DEBT Jan 1 1909_5958,500 MANSFIELD. Walter S. Bradford, City Auditor.
Cs '02 ____ $9,00(L Aug 1 '10-'12 Assessment debt
615,072
This city is In Richland County. Incorporated Feb. 24 1828.
River Improvement Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909
When Due.
Sanitary Bonds.
Ss '98 J-J $75,000___July 15 1918 Water debt (inc)uded)_..$1,573,572 LOANS395,000 4s
111-S $32,000. Sept 1 '10-'25 5s
($5,000 due yearly to July 15 1932.) Sinking fund
M-S $10,000c_ __Sept '10-'11
142,422
Debt Extension Bonds.
4s
F-A 35,000c_ __Aug '12-'21
53 '94 ___5100,000.Sept 15 '14-'33 Total assessed val. 1908
9,813,390
1$18,000c_Mch 1 '10-'27
Library Bonds.
43 '03 __ j 180,000_June 15 '33-'69 (Assessment about 1-6 actual
value.) 4448
M-S, 18,000c_Sept 1 '10-'27 5s '04 M-S $1 ,000c_-_Mch 1 1910
1 1,000___July 15 1970 Total tax (per
I 2,000c_ __Mch 1 1928 Street bonds, city's prop'n__$76.800
430'04 M-S 14,000c___Nov 1 1917 Population in $1,000) 1908_440.10
33,000
Water-Works Bonds.
GEN. DEBT July 6'08-- 284.900
4348'07 M-S 50,000_Sept 15 '27-'36 Population in 1909 (est.)
1900
16,028 5s
A-0 $6,000c_Oct 23 '10-'15 Assessment debt
178,750
INTEREST payable at Chase National Bank. New York.
4s
M-S 10.000c_Scpt 1 '10-'10 Sinking fund
31,935
LORAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. Bruell Clerk
7,000c_Sept 1 '10-'16 Total valuation 1907
M-S
8,747,870
LOANSWhen Due
• 1*8,000e_Feb 1 '15-'22 4s
M-S 14,000c_Sept 1 '10-'16 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Is
4s 08 F-A1510,000c_Fel) 1 '20-'24 4s '06 F-A
8,000c...Aug 1 '15-'22 9s '09 M-S 12.000„Sept 1 '11-'22 City tax (per $1,000) 1907_412.00
1 8,000c,.Aul 1 '20-'23
500c_ _ .Feb 1 1923
Population in 1000
'7,640
F-A 35,000c___Feb 1 1910 45 '07 F-A 17,500c.F & A '25-'30
55
INTEREST is payable at office of City Treasurer.
F-A J27,500. _Feb 1 '18-'28 4348'09 F-A 18,500
4s
127,500_ _Aug 1 '17-'27 ($3,000 yearly from Aug 11923)
MANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
John H. Bristor. Clerk.
F-A 140,000c_Feb 1 '17-'24 130ND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $271,500 LOANS58 g
When Due. 430'06 111-S j$9.000c_Mch 15'16-'24
135,000c_Aug 1 '17-'23 Assessed valuation 1908._ _9,482,650 9s
J-D $3,500c___ June 1910
1 9,000c Sept 15'16-'24
Si '05 F-A 11,500e_F-A 1910-'15 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) 4 3is F-A _ 15,000e_Aug 27 '11-'15,48
A-0 20,000c_Sept 15 '10-14
48
1
,-A 24,500c_Feb 1 1910 School tax (per $1.000) 1903 $13.50 4 Yis'05 M-S4 8,000c_ Mel' 5 '20-'23 I 434s'09 M-S I 9,000c_Mch 15 '20-28
INTEREST is payable at the Chase National Bank. New York City.
1 8,000e_Sept 15 '20-27
1 8.000c Sept 5 '19-'22
4348'04 M-N 15,000c_ Nov 1 '15- 19 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $134,500
LORAIN COUNTY. Otto E. Haserodt, County Auditor.
4318
F-A 15,000c___Aug '15-'19, Assessed valuation 1909_8,828,420
Elyria is the county scat.
INTEREST payable at MansfieldISchool tax (per $1,000) 1909-$11.00
LOANS,When Due. Assessment debt (additional) $1,600
Children's Home Bonds.
Sinking fund
5,490
F-A $3,000c-Aug 15 1910 Total assessed val. 1908_ _32,496,300 MARIETTA, Carl Becker, Auditor.
4;is
Ditch Bonds-(Assessment).
This city is In Washington County.
(Assessment about
A-0
$800c__ .Oct 14 1910 State & Co tax (per 35% actual val.) LOANS58
When Due.! Paving and Sewers.
$1,000)'09_56.50
Bridge Bonds.
Is
Refunding Bonds.
F-A $20,000
Aug 1912
Population In 1900
54,857
M-Sj$3I.000c_ Moll 1 '10-'16 Population in 1909 (est.)
Aug 1912 , 5s
45
F-A $74.000
J-D 20,000
434s
June 1913
75,000
1 32 000c Sept 1 10-'15
58_ _
Bridge Bonds.
15.000 __ _. .1906-1926
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_468,000
J-J $21,000__Jan 1 '10-'23 ' 5s
55
P-A 15,000___Auz 1 1927
- 21,000_ _July 1 '1U-'23
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
(Sublect to call after 1907.1
-Works Bonds.
Water
45 '09 Feb 19,350 40_Feb 14'10-'29
LORAIN COUNTY ROAD DISTRICI No. i. I I? Fnuver, Sec. Rd. Corn
,
J-D $3,000 ___June '10-'12
Retunding Water Bondq.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Mch 2 1909-$150,000 lis
M-S 10,000
Sept 1921 334s
A-0 $90,000_ _Jan 1 1920
55 '08 M-S$100,000c_Mch 1 '10-'19 Assessed valuation 1908_8,641,355 434s
F-A 100,000____Aug 1193! TOT.BD.DEI3T.Sept 1908_$466,206
4348'08 M-S 120,000e_Mch 1 '10-'11 (Assessment about 40% actual val.) 314s
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Tax valuation 1907
7,424,893
30,000C_Mch 1 '12-'17 Road Dist. tax (per $1,000)'08_53.00
Electric-Light Bonds.
(Assessment about 4 aPtual value.)
430'09 M-S , 20,000c_Mch 1 '14-'17 Population in 1908
22,000 58
(est.)
. $15,000_ _ _Aug 1 1927 Total tax (pPr $1,000) 1907_527.40
80,000c_Mch 1 '18-'25
INTERESTis payablein Marietta. Population in 1900
INTERES p tyab1c at th_. C,unty Tr •a Airer's off' v.
13 348
,
MARIETTA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
C. H. Danford, Clerk.
LUCAS COUNTY. D. T. Davies, Jr., Auditor.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $74,500
County seat is Toledo.
434s M-S__ $20.000c_Sept '10-21-30 Assessed valuation 1908...A1.069,545
LOANSWhen Due.
10,000cJuly 1914 (Assessrn't 2-5 to 34 actual value.)
J-J
5s
Stone Road Bonds
-Con.Stone Road Bonds
6,000c_-_ _June 1910 School tax (per $1,000) 1906- _$9.30
J-13
3,209 80uly16 1910 45
_J
$1,500____Apr 2 1910 4348'09 J-J 1 6,000_July 16 '11-'12 46
A-0
48
40.000c___June 1920 Population In 1909 (est.)
J-D
14.000
Al-N f 5,000_May 10 '10-'11
45
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Marietta.
17,500_July 16 '13-'19
I 2,000___May 10 1912
2,260. Aug 20 1910
10,000Jan 11 '10-'11 4;48'09 F-A
4 Ms' J-J
4,000_Aug 20 '11-'12 MARION. Harry S. Elliott, Auditor.
4%s
M-S 60,000Sept 14 '14-28
10,500_Aug 20 '13-'19
This city Is in Marlon County.
Si
M-S 15,000_ _ _Sept 16 1911 Is '09 F-A
6,140___Aug 20 1910 LOANSWhen Due. • Park Bonds.
3,000_Sept 12 '10-'14
Si '04 M-S
58,500.Aug 20 '11-'19
Sewer Bonds
45 '06 M-SJ$15,000__Mch 1 '18-'25
Si
.F-A 12,000.Aug 12 '10-'12
4,630__ _Sept 14 1911 55 '04 M-SJ$21,000__Mch 1 '10-'2.1
1 15,000__Sept 1 '16-'25
Si '08 A-0 I 6.000Oct 26 '10-'13 430'09 M-S 15,000.Sept 14 '12-'16
1 21,000..Sept 1 '10-'23 45 '06 M-S 1 4,500__Mch 1 '26-'25
430'09 M-N 60,000_May 17 '15-29
4,000_Sept 14 '17-'18 4348 '08 1,1-Sf 3,500„Mcii 1 '10-'16
4,500__Sept 1 '26-'28
I 5,600_Sept 14 '12-'18
1 3,500__Sept 1 '10-'18
500____Mch 1 1929
County seat is Newark.
LOANSWhen Due. GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1909__$40,000
Ditch Bonds. '
33,160
Assessment debt
4s '09 M-S 12,000c_Mch 1 '10-'19 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 73,160
11,600c_Mch 1 '12-'19 Tot. assessed val. 1909_29,807,808
43is'07 M-S $38,735c
1917 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
Bridge and Road Repair Bonds.
65,. 0
06
State & Co tax (per $1,000)'09 56 0 0
58
July $40,000c_July 1 '10-11 Population In 1009 (est)
40'09 M-S 36,000c_Sept 1 '12-'14 Population in 1900
47,070
INTEREST payable at Newark, Ohio.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
-
Garbage Plant Repair Bonds.
I
Ditch Construction Bonds.
48 '0/ M N $2.U00_ ,:ch 1 '10-'1314s '08 M-S $1,000c_Mch 1 '13-'14
Street Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds
$3,000c_Men 1 '10-'12 430'07 M-S 810.000e_Mch 1 '11-'20
1,000__Mch 1 '10-'11
4s '05 M-S1 3,000c..Sept 1 '10-'12
4,500c_Mch 1 '13-'15 48 '07 M-S1 1,0JO__Sept 1 '10-'11
50_
ept 1 1912
4.500c_Sept 1 '13-'15
390_ __-Sept 1 1910
1912-1916 4s '08 M-N J
4s '06 M-S 37,500 _
390....._Mch 1 1910
1
8,000__Sept 1 '10-17
430'08 M-S
1015-1920
5,935
48 '06 NUS 19,000___M-S 1910-16 4s '08 M-S
1909-1913
2,500
(See V 82, p 1397. for maturity.) 45 '09 M-S
J900__Mch 1 '12-'13
430'06 M-S $58,000._M-S 1910-16 4s'09 M-S
1450_ _Sept 1 1912
(See V. 83, p. 1308, for maturity.)
.
Funding Bonds.
4s '08 NI-S 24,500__Sept 1 '10-'17
M-SJ $16,000„Mch 1 '10-'25
43
(See V 86, p. 1055, for maturity)
1 18,000„Sept 1 '10-'25
48 '08 NI-S 64.030c_Sept 1 '10-'18
1910-1912
3.100
45 '09 M-S
(See V 86. p 560, for maturity)
8245,215
1910-1918 Gen. bonds Nov 1 1900..
48 '08 M-S 26,500
314,599
(See V. 87, p. 432, for maturity.) Assessment debt
1,800
00_M-S 1910-1919 Floating debt
41; '09 Af-S
7.121,620
6,800__Mch 1 '11-'16 Total valuation 1009
4s '09 M-S
City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$15.10
Fire Station Bonds
45 '05 NI-S 86.000c_Sept 1 '10-'15 Total tax (per $1,000)Jpers'al_$37.80
1909
lreal es_ 33.00
Crosswalk Bonds
11.862
4s '09 M-S 81,000 ____ .1916-1917 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at office of City Treasurer.
J. W. Jacoby, Clerk.
DISTRICT
MARION SCHOOL
$7,000c ....June '10-'16
When Due.
LOANS7.000c_Dec 10'10.. 16
$3 500c_Jan 1 '10 '16 430'05 J-D
8,000c_June 10'17-'20
J-J I 3,500c_July 1 '10-'16
43's
8,000c_ Dec 10 '17-'20
6.000c_Jan 1 '17-'22
4,000c_. Jan 1 '18-21
6.0000_July 1 '17-'22
4,000c_ _July '17-'20
M-S 24,500c ____1910-1916 430'06 J-J
Ils
10,000c Jan 10'22-26
J-D 11.000c_..1910-l920
430
112,000o July 10 '21-28
INTEREST is payable by the DisBOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ 8125,000
trict Treasury.
Assessed valuation 1909___7,361,350
School tax (per 81,000) 1909_811.25
18.000
!Population in 1909 (est.)
MARION COUNTY. Chas. L. Allen, Auditor.
Marion is the county seat.
$42S5
When Due. Floating debt
LOANSTOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1909_ 221,700
Refunding Bonds.
1,733
$21,000c__Mch 1 '10.113 Sinking fund
4s '05 M-S{ 18,000cSept 1 '10-15 Total assessed val. 1908_18,942,220
1,000c_Sept 1 1916 (Assessment about 30% actual val.)
9,400
430'09 ____
County tax (per 81,000) ..'09_88.7536
28,678
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909_ _840,000 Population In 1900
34,000
Turnpike debt (not incl.)__120.415 Population In 1909 (est)
Ditch debt (not included)___ 57.000
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
MASSILLON. C. L. Frantz, Mayor; J. U. Douglass, Aud'r.
This city Is in Stark County. Incorporated as a village in 1853.
City Hall Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS430
_ _ $10,500____Mch 1 1920
Sewer & Street (Assessment).
$55,131 _ 1910-'1180'14 430'06 A70- r 3,500__Apr 15 '10-'16
45s 80 55
1 3,500_ _Oct 15 '10-'16
Public Hail Bonds.
5,000___July 25 1919
430'08 J-J
430'08 A-0 845,000c
Fire Engine Bonds
($2,000 each (1 mos. from Apr 11911)
4368'05 May $4,000c_ _May 1 '10-13
Street Bonds (city's share).
$27,320___Apr 25 1914 430'06 May 9.000c__ _ May '10-18
43s
8,950_ _June 15 1915 TOTAL DEBT June 1 '09.._8178,331
53s
___
28,963
4,200____Oct 1 1913 Sinking fund
4s
Total assessed val. 1908_ __5,424,830
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms 06 F-A $1,059c_Aug 25 1910 (Assessment about 20% actual val.)
11,500___ _June 1 1919 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__-$30.60
4)4s
15,500
Population in 1909 (est.)
Refunding.
11,944
13s
A-0 $8,750c__Apr 1 '10-'11 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable in Massillon.
.
MASSILLON SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. P. Fox, Clerk
When Due. 4s '09 A-0 810,000c_A & 0 '10-'19
LOANS4s
M-S $26.000c_Mch 1 '10-22 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909___$90,000
26.000c_ _Sept 1 '10-22 Assessed valuation 1908 _5.900,000
4s '05 M-S 11,500c_ _Mch 1 '10-32 School tax (per $1,000) 1968__ 10.00
11 500c__Sept 1 '10-32
INTEREST on the 48 of 1909 is payable at the Merchants' National Bank
In Massillon: on the others at the Nat. Bank of Commerce. New York.
I Vol,. Lxxxix.
MIAMISBURG. W. A. Reiter, Mayor; Chas. F. Eck, Clerk.
Thls village is located in Montgomery Co. Incorporated Feb. 11 1832.
Electric Light Bonds,
When Due.
LOANS5s
8800c_ __Mch 1 1910
M-S
Water Bonds
4s'04 M-S 880,000c___Mch 1 1934 58 '05 F-A 19,0000.. __Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call Feb 11925.3
to call Mob 1 1924.)
(Subject
45
M-N 84,000__May 1 '12-'15 Assessment bonds, 45, outstanding Oct 1 1909____ $26,120
Sewer Construction Bonds.
4s '07 M-N $7,0000 May 15 '10-'16 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1909_ 136,300
26,120
4,500c__Oct 1 '10-'14 Assessment debt
48 '07 A-0
8,000
Sinking fund
(Due $1,000 yearly)
Assessed valuation 1909__ .1,778,990
Refunding Bonds.
55
M-NJ $3,000c__May 5 1910 (Assessment about 30% actual value)
1 2.000c__May 5 1911 Total tax (per 81,000) 1909_432.10
3,941
Population In 1900
General Street Bonds
5,000
M-N 814,400 __Nov 2 '10-'18 Population In 1909 (est)
4s
on the refunding, the water and the light bonds of 1905 is
INTEREST
payable at the Hanover National Bank of New York; on the first issue of
electric-light bonds and sewer 48 at Miamisburg.
MIAMISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. M. Purnell. Clerk.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $50,000
LOANS4s '05 M-N $50 000c_Nov 11 '12-31 'School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$10.00
INTEREST Is payable in Miamisburg.
MIDDLETOWN. John Kunz, Auditor.
This city is in Butler County.
Water Bonds.
IVhen Due.
LOANS4s
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $35,0000___July 1 1925
81-N 15,00Co__Nov 25 1916
A-0 $9,0000_ _ _ Oct 20 1913 58
5s
A-0 i 1.0000 _Oct 1 1910
1 1921 4s
F-A 32,000c___Aug
5s
30.0000 _Oct 1 '11-25
4s '05 J-D 25,0000._ _June 1 1922
48 '09 M-S 30,000c_Mch 1 '12-'41 GEN. BOND Sept 16 '09_ 8326,107
Assessment bonds ___ ____ 76,979
Park Bonds.
J-D 825,000c__Dec 1 1930 TOTAL DEBT Sept 16 '09.. 403,085
,
0
33
20,652
4s
F-A 75,000c___Feb 1 1930 Sinking fund
5,619,910
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1920.) Tax valuation 1909
(Assessment is 1-3 actual value.)
Street Paving (City's Portion).
4Ms'08 A-0 $13,157.64.Apr 1 '10-18 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908...$29.80
9,215
4368'08 F-A 10,503.36 Aug15'10-18 Population in 1900
15,000
4s '08 J-D 1.083 33c_Dec 1 '10-'18 Population In 1909 (est.)
,
4368'09 F-A 18,165c_Aug 1 '11-20
INTEREST is payable at National Park Bank, New York City.
MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. W. Kerr, Clerk.
$1,0000.._ _Sept 1 11)23
When Due
LOANS.
J-J $20,250c___July '10-'16 3.658 06M-S 21,000c_Sept 1 '24-30
5s
136,0000_Sept 1 '31-'39
5,000c___Apr '10-13
J-J
5s
110.000c Sept I '40-'41
A-0 18,000o_Oct 1 '13-30
4s
4s '05 J-D 1 3,000c___June 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Sept 28 'OD_ $150,000
2,000c_June 1 1023 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _5,589,860
3.653'06 A-0 16,000c_Apr 16 '17-20 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
3,0000 _Apr 16 1921 School tax (per 81,000) 1909_ _ _89.86
15,000
15,000c_July 24'42 '44 Population in 1909 test).
4s '08 J-J
INTEREST is payable at National Park Bank, New York City.
MINGO JUNCTION. Frank Mclister, Clerk
This village is in Jefferson County. Incorporated in 1883.
IVnesi Due BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $80,000
Lt)A.NS2,000
Assessment debt addl)_ _ _
Sewer Construction Bonds.
1,500
5$ '07 Iler $50,000c Dec 16 '17-'32 Floating debt
8,391
1910 Sinking fund
5,000c
65 '00 M-S
li,c Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909._ _1,712,000
Fon,
4.90s'08 J-J $13,500c__ _Jan 20 1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ .$12.00
4,500
Population in 1909 (est.)
Park Bonds.
1912
6s '98 A-0 $11,500c
INTEREST on the funding bonds s payable at Treasurer's office.
MONROE COUNTY. Samuel Groux, Commissioner.
Woodsfleld Is the county seat.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov. 15 '09 $90,000
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909_ _ _9,000,000
-House Bonds.
Court
f$42.000o_Apr 1 '10-'15 (Assessment about 1-a actual value)
430'06 A-0 42.0000_Oct 1 '10-'15 State&Co.tax (per 81.000) '09 $7.50
.27.031
5,000o_ _ _Apr 1 1916 Population In 1900.
_
,
Population in 1909 (est.) _ 28.000
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Thos. J. Kauffman, Auditor.
County seat is Dayton.
Ditch Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4368'07 J-D i$3,000...... Dec 2 1910
Infirmary Building Bonds.
3,600
430'08 J-D $90,000_June 15 '10-'27 4s '08 J-D
MAUMEE. George V. Raab, Clerk.
430'09 M-S
900c_Mch 1 '10-'12
Bridge Bonds.
This village Is in Lucas County.
400c _Mch 1 1913
When Due. Sinking fund
$1,776 48 '05 A-0 $10,000_ _Oct 2 '10-11
LOANS3,600c_Sept 1 '10-'15
1937 Assessed valuation 1908 ....-632.590 45 '07 M-N 45,000c_Nov 1 '10-'18 430'09 M-S
4(s'07 A-0 $60,000c
1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_430 96 430'07 J-D 2(1,000 . _Dec. 2 '10-'13 430'00 M-S J 1,000c_Sept 1 '10-'14
11,000
___
5s
500c_ Sept 11015
1
1,855 430'08 J-r) 50.000__Dec 1 '10-19
___
6,000_opt. after 1907 Population In 1900_
5s
1,600__Nov 1 '10-'13
2,100 48 '09 A-0 18,000c_Apr 1 '11-'19 430'09 M-N
BOND. DEBT Oct 2 1909_877,000 Population in 1909 (est)
County bond. debt Mch 9'098456,000
Levee Bonds.
Assessment debt (add I)____ 11,605
84,145.210
A-0 15.000.. _ _ _Oct 1 1910 Total valuation 1908
4s
IN tERESi Is payable at the Citizens' National Bank in New York.
(Assessment is 60% actual value.)
Memorial Building Bonds.
MEDINA. 0. 0. Van Deusen, Clerk.
430'07 A-01$210,000c_Oct 1 '10-'23 State & Co. tax(per 81,000) '07_56.50
130,146
10.0000.._ Oct 1 1924 Population In 1900
1
This village is in Medina County.
When Due
Water Bonds.
LOANSFair Oround Bonds.
5s '09 M-S $3,500_Mch 15 '11-'17 4s '07 M-S $32,000c_Sept 1 '16-'31 4s '05 M'S $16.000_ __Mch 1 '10-25
; (See V. 84, p. 1070, for maturity.)
Sewer Bond..
IN l'EltEST payable at the County Treasurer's office.
f $4,000c_Sept 1 '21-'28 GEN. BONDS Apr 17 1909_497,750
McFarland, Deputy Auditor.
31,826 MORROW COUNTY. R. S.
3,500c_NIch 1 '23-'29 Assessment debt
Con -.ty se:A Is Mt. Gilead.
3.000e_Sept 1 '29-'31 Sinking fund
4,500
When Due BONDED DEBT Sept '09 $133,687
LOANSRoa d
4 '07 M-S
2,000c_hich 1 '30-'31 Assessed valuation 1908-1,235.015
Assessed valuation 1008 .11 5:a),(1()0
Improvement Bonds.
1 6.000e.Mch 1 '32-'34 Total tax (per $1,000) 1008._ .$29.80
1 4.000e_Sept 1 '32-'33 INTEREST payable at Village Tre ts- 00'08 M-S 836,172.42 __1910-1918 State 63 Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_$7.30
(See V. 87, p. 766, for maturity)
ury.
500c_ _ _Sept 1 1934
430'08 M-S 23,502.560 _1910-1018 INTEREST payable at Treasurer's
MERCER COUNTY. T. A. Weis, Auditor.
Offico.
(See V.87.0. 1438.for maturity)
County seat is Celina.
City Auditor.
Road Improvement Bonds (Con.). MOUNT VERNON. Stephen J. Dorgan,
When Due.
LOANSThis city Is in Knox County.
4s '06 F-A $3.500c_Aug 15 '10-16
Bridge Bonds.
When Due. Assessment 4s, 5s & 6s___ 8160,190
LOANS7,000c_Feb 15 '10-16
1$14,000___Feb 1 '10-23
49 1 0
65:00
GEN. BONDS Jan 4 1909_
0
Water Bonds.
5s '04 F-A 14,000___Aug 1 '10-23 4s '06 F-A { 1,000c__Aug 151010
J-J $5,000..... _July 1 1916 Temporary loans
9,000c_Aug 15 '11-14 68
3,000___Feb 1 1924
1 1901.) TOTAL DEBT Jan 4 1909_ 274,290
M-S
1,500_Mch 1 1910-12 (Subject to call after July
4s
Pike Bonds.
3,484,430
1,500___Sept I '10-12 48 '06 J-D 34,000_ _J & D '10-'26 Assessed valuation 1908
53 '06 A-0 $11,500__Oct 10 '10-24
Street and Sewer (City's Portion). (Assessment about 36 actual value.)
1,000___Mch 1 1910
(See V. 82. p. 587. for maturity.)
F-A 87,200...F & A '10-'17 Tax rate (per 81,000) 1908_436.60
M-S
3.000___Mcb I '11-12 5s
4s '07 NI-S 18,000e_Sept 1 '10-'17 4s
6,633
Apr • 1.889____Apr '10-'17 Population In 1900
4,500___Sept 1 '10-12 5s
(See V. 85, p 362, for maturity.)
M-N 18.850_ _M & N '10-'17 Population in 1908 (est.) ._12,000
1, 00___Mch 1 '10-11 55
4 368'07 A-0 64,500c_A-0 '10-17
INTEREST payable at office of Sinking Fund Trustees in Mt. Vernon.
12,400___Mch 1 '12-15
(See V. 85, p. 544, for maturity.)
2,100__Mch 1 '16-18 MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL DISTRICT. A,. M. Greer. Clerk
20.000c_ _Jan 6 '10-'21 5s '05 NI-S
'08 J-J
55.
.
0
12.0
When Due School tax (per $1,000) 1908_415 00
3,200___Mch 1 '19-24 LOANS-(See V. 88, p. 1547, for maturity.)
Population In 1909 (est.)
School Bonds.
1.800__Mch 1 '23-24
9.000c_Nov 1 10-12
430'07 M-N
10-14 48 '05 F-A
3,000___Aug 1 '10-15 Is '07 M S $45,000.. Mch I '10-'221 INTEREST payable in Mt.Vernon.
2,500c Sept 15
430'09 M-S
430'09 M-S J 2,000c Sept 15 '10-'11 4368'08 M-N 114,000c_Nov 1 '10-'16 (See V 83 p. 1507, tor maturity-)
1 4,500c Sept 15 '12-'14
1 5.000c_Nov 1 '17-'18 BONDED DEBT Mch 3 '09_390,000
430'09 J-D 52,600.. _Dec 1 '10-'19 MUSICINGMVI COUNTY. L. E. Brelsford, Auditor.
Road Improvement Bonds.
48
J-J J $3,000___Jan 1 '10-11 (See V. 89, p. 1295, for maturity.)
County
is Zanesville.
I 3.000___July 1 '10-11 TOTAL DEBT Aug 20 '09.. $330,700 LOANS-seat
Children's Home Bonds.
When Due.
27,000
1 '10-11 Sinking fund
48
J-J
4s '09 J-J $30,000c___July 11914
Funding Bonds,
Total assessed val. 1908__11.892,565 4349'04 J-D $75,500.. _Dec 15 1924 BOND. DEBT June 14 '00 ;370,000
(V. 73, p. 201, for maturity.)
(Assessment 18 1-3 actual value.)
11,000c _ _F-A 1010-16
45 '06 F-A
Assessed valuation 1908_ _26,972,000
27,220 4s Bridge Bonds.
Population In 1890
(V. 83, p. 114. for maturity.)
40,000,000
M-N 860,000._ May 1 '10-12 Real valuation (est)
28,021 4s
45 '06 F-A J 3,500c_Feb 15 '10-16 Population 'a 1900
M-N 100,000_ _May 1 '14-18 State 60 county tax(per M)'08..38.110
1 7,000c_Aug 15 '10-16
53,185
NI N 200.000...... May 1 1920 Population in 1900
4s
INTEREST payable at County Treasury
Clerk.
MIAMI COUNTY. E. E. Pearson, Auditor.
NAPOLEON. G. E. Rafferty,
This village is in Henry County. Incorporated June 7 1853.
000
When Due. GEN. BONDS Sept 1909-$110,
LOANS50,265
Assessment debt
Ditch Bonds.
Special Assessment Bonds.
3,516
53
J-J $69,300c___Jan 1 1913 45&58 __ 352,364.70_ 1910-1018 Sinklng fund
988,214
5s '09 J-J
Assessed valuation 1908..
24,500
Refunding Bonds
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909_447,000 430'06 M-S $12,0000„June 15 1931 (Assessment about )-4 actual value.)
52.20
1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008_45.639
Road 80 ditch bonds (add'1)__ 72,800 430
20.000c
1919 Population In 1900
Total assessed val. 1908._27,522,000 434s
____ 15,000c
5,000
Population in 190.1 (est.)
4s
(Assessment is M actual value.)
7 000c
101-91195
County tax (per $1,000) '08 _$5.605 4 Ms'09 3,I-N i10,000c_May 1'
,
43.105
Population in 1900
10,000c_Nov 1 '10-'19
I NTERES" is payable at the Village Treasurer's office.
INTEREST payable at Treasurer's °Mee.
County seat is Troy.
When Due.
LOANSPike Bonds.
58
J-J ) 81.4000._Jan 1 '10-11
1 1,4000__July 1 '10-11
Bridge Bonds.
1$21,000c_Jan I '10-'le
58 '07 M-S1 21.000c_July 1 '10-'16
l 2,000c _Jan 11017
Nov., 1909.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NELSONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
When Due.
($4,000___May 15 1910
1.500____Scpt 1 1911
1 9,000____Sept 1 1914
School-Building Bonds.
48 '07 M-SJ $25,000c_Sept 1 '12-'36
1 25,000c_Mch 1 '13-'37
LOANS-
93
Aaron Grady, Clerk. NOTTINGHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. J. Carter, Clerk.
A district in Cuyahoga County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $61,000
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_360.000
Assessed valuation 1908___1.393,900 LOANS
805,000
Assessed valuation 1909
School-Building Bonds.
(Assessment about 50% actual val.)
$1,000) '0940.518 50 4543'06 M-N $50,000...Jan 2 '12-'36 (Assessment about 35 %actual value)
School tax (per
17 0
5 0
Fire Protection Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$2..0
7,500
Population In 1909 (est)
INTEREST payable in Nelsonville 4s '08 A-0 $4,000c_ _Oct 2 '12-'19 Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable In Cleveland at the Cleveland
Trust Co.: on the 4s of 1908 in Nott ngham.
NEWARK. W. F. Wielfhoop, Auditor.
This city is the county seat of Lick rig County.
Refunding Light Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
450'08 ____314,958.63__June 11-'18 5s '92 ____ $25 000__Sept 1 '12-'32
Funding Bonds.
656.82__Aug 1913
____
450
1,255.03__July 1913 45009 M-10,000c_Mch 1 '10.'19
450
5000___Mch 1 1920
1,528._ _ _July 1 1913
58 '04 J-J Smallpox Bonds.
800__Oct 1 '10-'11
45 '08 ___
Oct 1911
- 2,785. _Oct 1 '11-'13 5s '03 A-0 $1,000
5s '07 A-0
3,000._ _July 1 1913
5s '04 J-J
Refunding Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
'09-'11
48 '01 F-A $11,000. _Aug 1
55 '04 ____ $1,000__Dec 1 '09-'10
(V. 73, p. 408, for maturity.)
16,000c_Juiy 1 '11-'16
i
45 '05 F-A$10,000C_Aug 1 11-12 4s '06 J-J
11,500c__July 1 1917
8,000c_Aug 1 '1348
2,000_..Nov '10-'13
5s '04 A-0 54.000___Oct 1 '14-22 4s '06 ____
2,000__Mch 1 '10'11
4.157__Oct 1 1923 5s '06 M-S
Electric Bonds.
4 1-0'07 M-S 5,000c_Sept 1 '10-14
1934 48 '05 A-01$10,000c_Apr 1 '13-14
13,500
450'09 s-a
1 5,000c _Apr 1 '15-20
Street Bonds.
Police-Station Bonds.
4s '05 A-0 $2,122c. __Apr 1 1914
,
'07 J-Jj 1,000c_ -July 1 1910 4s '06 A-0 133,000c_ _Apr 1 '10-'11
55
2,000c_Apr 1 1912
1
50c.._July 1 1911
450'08 , 21,240July 13-'23 GEN'L DEB Jan 1 '09_
Assessment debt 4s & 5s___ 173,737
Water Bonds.
- -450'04 J-J 1300,000_ __July 1 '15-32 Total valuation 1907_ __8,367,590
450 '08A-0 180,000 __Apr 1 '18-'25 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_$32.00
1 5,000__ _Apr 1 1926 Population in 1900 (census) __18,500
33,000
450'09 J-J 100,0000_Jan 1 '11-'25 Population In 1908 (est.)
(See V. 88, p. 1082, for maturity.)
INTEREST Is payable by Sinking Fund Trustees, Newark, 0.
NEWARK SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. M. Keller, Clerk Board of Education•
When Due. 4s '08 A-0 $16,000c_ Apr 23 '10-'25
LOANS4s '03 J-D $8,000c_Jtine 15 '10-17 BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '09_ $142,600
16,200
450'04 M-S 1 9,000c_Mch 21 '10-'18 Sinking fund
600c__Mch 21 1919 Total valuation 1908_ . _ _ _8,990,345
1
430'05F-A 21,000c..Feb 20 '10•20 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
4 50'05 F A 12,000...Aug 15 '10-21 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$11.50
25,000
4s '06 M-N 12,000c-May 7 '10-20 Population in 1909 (est.)
2,000_ _ _Mch 18 1910 INTEREST is payable at the District
Treasurer's office.
4s '07 M-S { 3,000_ Mch 18 1911
60,000_ _Mch 18 '12-31
.
--_$595,052
NEWBURG. Jos. Moore, Auditor.'
This city (P. 0. Cleveland) Is In Cuyahoga County.
BONDED DEBT Aug 11 '09..$50,0001Assessed valuation 1909___ 4750,000
14,0001
Sinking fund
OAKLEY. Oscar Kosche, Clerk.
This village is in Hamilton County.
Town Hall Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
St. Imp, Sewer & Sidewalk Bonds. 48 '02 ____ $2,930____Nov 1 1932
45 and 58_outstanding July 18 1907
Water Bonds.
$34,497,15 48 '08 ____ $4,000.___Sept 1 1938
454s'09 Aug
3,000____Aug 2 1939
Refunding . Water Bonds.
3.908'00_ ___ $35,000_ ___July 2 1920 TOT. BD. DEBT Nov 1909_$110,176
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1000...._516.750
3 Us'00 ____ $9,000____July 2 1920 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__$35.00
Population in 1900
528
OBERLIN. H. T. Marsh, Clerk.
This village is in Lorain County.
LOANS
When Due.
Water
-Works.
354s'99 F-A1$22,000_ __Aug 1 '10-20
1 9.000_ Aug 1 '21-23
Street Bonds.
450'02 M-N $8,000__ _May 1 '10-15
( 1,000c . May 1 1910
4568'03 M-N I 14.000c_ _May I '11-17
i 3.000c.. May 1 1918
( 2,000c. ..May 1 1919
4 50'03 MN 6,000c_May 1 '10-15
4s '02 J -J
6,000e_ _July 1 '1014
($1,000 due yearly except $2.000 in
Street Bonds (Conttnued).
$8,000c_ July 1 '1044
48 '02 J J
($2,000 in even,$1,000 in odd years.)
Refunding Bonds.
5s '04 M-S $17,000c_ _Sept 1 1915
Sewerage and Drainage.
350 99 J-D $5,000c _June 13,
10
(Subject to call at any time.)
450'06 A-0 $3.000c.. Oct 1 '10-'12
450'08 F-A
4,500 Aug 1 '10-'18
450'08 M-S
8.000_Sept 15 '12-'17
BOND. DEBT May 4 1909_ $173,700
Water debt (Included)
Sinking funds
35, 52
10 0700
5s '04 M-S j 4.000__Sept 1 '10-'13 Tax valuation 1908
.1,
388.000
1 2,000 _ __Sept 1 1914 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
55 '04 M-S 10,000__Sept 1 '10-'14 Total tax (per $1.000) 190i_336.40
40 2
5
Population in 1900
INTEREST on the street bonds s payable at the Citizens' National
Bank, Oberlin;on the refunding 5s at the State Savings Bank Co. In Oberlin
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. Carl E. Steeb, Secretary.
This university is located at Columbus, and Is established under the provisions of Sections 8,418, 8,419, 8,422, 8,425, 8,426, 8,440 and 8,444, Revised Statutes of Ohio. Provision is made in Section 3,951 of the Revised
Statutes for a tax to be levied on the grand list of the taxable property of
the State, the amount to be determined by the General Assembly.
J-D $30,000c_ _Dec 1 1912
When Due.145s
LOANS450
J-D 150.000c_ __Dec '10-'111BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_$105,000
INTEREST is payable in Columbus.
PAINESVILLE. F. E. Link, Auditor.
This city is in Lake County.
When Due. 48 '07 M-S I $3,500c_Sept 1 '17-'23
LOANS1 3.000c_Mch 1 '18-'23
Fire & Police Station Bonds.
f 3,000c__Apr 1 '21-'28
48 '08 A-0 j$2,000c_Apr 1 '22-'23
1 2,000c_Oct 1 '22-'23 4s '08 A-0
2.000c_ _Oct 1 '21-'22
City-Hail Bonds.
1 1 ,500c___Oct 1 1928
4s '08 A-0 i$7,500c_Apr 1 '17-'21 4s '08 A-0
1,000c____A & 01914
7,500c_Oct 1 '17-'21
Electric Light Bonds.
NORWALK. T. P. Kellogg, Auditor.
Sewer Bons.
4s '08 M-S $1,000. _Mch 1 '14-'15
This city is in Hurl% County. Incorporated April 1881.
450'08 A-0 $5,500c_Apr 1 '16-'26
1 .500_ _Sept 1 '13'-15
Real Estate Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
48 '09 A-0
Street-Improvement.
4,500c_Apr 1 '24-'26
58
M-S j $480c__Mch 1 '10-12 4s '08 A-0J $8.500c_Apr 1 '10-'26
Water Bonds.
4,500c_Oct 1 '24-'26
1
320c_Sept 1 '10-11
A-0 $66,000c __1910-1925
55
1 9.000c_Oct 1 '09-'26 TOT. BD. DEBT May 1 '09 $327,438
City Hall Bonds.
M-S 19,500c __1910-1928
55
45 '08 A-0 30,500c_A&O„'10-'17 Sinking fund
39.241
M-S
3175e Mch 1 1910
6,750c .......1910-1922 4s
M-S
55
(See V.82. 13. 1515, for maturity.) Assessed valuation I908_2.614.080
GEN'L BONDS Oct 1909__ $127,310 4s '07 M-S 1$4,000c_Mch 1 '10-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$33 00
General Sewer Bonds.
94,406
'10-'20 Assessment debt
450'07 ___ {$11.000____Mch
1 3,o00c_Sept 1 '10-'16 City tax (per $1,000) 1908....„312.80
14,964
10,000____Scpt '10-'19 Sinking fund
Population in 1900___5,024
Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,979,410
Bridge Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the Painesville branch of the Cleveland Tr. Co.
bs '08 M-S 1$2.500c Mch 1 '10-14 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
2,500c_Sept 1 '10-14 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909...534.80 PAULDING COUNTY. Floyd Atwill, Auditor
County seat is Paulding.
7,074
.be '99 M-S - 2,500_ _Melt 1 '10-'14 Population in 1900
$74,000 Total assessed val. 1908_37,348,95
INTEREST is payable at Norwalk Bridge bonds
2,500_Sept 1 '10-'14
359,010 (Assessment about I -3 actual value.)
Pike bonds
56,105 State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'08.3127 521
Ditch (assessment) bonds
6.6 5
.
NORWOOD. L. H. Gebhart, Auditor.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1909_ _489,115 Population in 1900
This city is in Hamilton County, adjoining Cincinnati. Incorporated as
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
a village July 18 1888; became a city May 4 1903.
Debt Lx tension Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
PIQUA. J. C. Hughes, Mayor; J. F. Rayner, Auditor.
48 '00 Apr $22,620c__Apr 16 1920
Electric Light Bonds.
This city is in Miami County.
fis '95 A-0 $17,000c__Oct 1 '10-'28 4s '01 Apr 22,388c__Apr 15 1928 LOANSFire Department Bonds.
When Due.
4s '01 M-N 20.000c__Nov 15 1916 48 '01 Oct 17,818c____Oct 1 1928
450
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $35,000c___Mch 1 1924
45 '02 M-N 20,000c_May 15 1922 48 '02 Sept 23,813c__Sept 15 1922 5s '08 M-S
54.000_Mch 1 '10-'13
Street Improvement
4s '03 A-0 10,0000_Apr 15 1928 43-s'04 J-J
3,650__July 15 1914
Improvement & Refunding Bonds. 58 '04 A-0 $3,000c- _Oct 1 '10-'15
450'04 May 8,000c_ _May 20 1929 4548'05 F-A
2,067__Aug 1 1925 350
J-J $175.000_ _July 1 1925 4s '05 A-0 11,400c. _Oct 1 '10-'15
tleneral Purpose Bonds.
Fire and General Purposes.
Refunding Bonds.
48 '06 M-S 30,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1918
Ss 'OS M-S $25,000c __Sept 1 1915 55 '94 FA $25,000c_Aug 151014 4)s
M-S $25,000c___Mch 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Mch 15'09_$453151
63 70
450 '07J-D 17,000 _June 14 1927
Stable Construction Bonds.
3,700c_Dec 1 1914 Floating debt
__
5s '04 J-D
3,000 _
_ May 25 '10 4)-s '08 Netnl-an.$6,000
4 As '07M-N
1933 48 '05 J-J
65,000c_ _July 1 1925 Sinking fund
51,631
70,000-T111y 11'27 &'32
Town-Hall Bonds.
45 '07 J-J
48 '09 M-N 55,000c.._ _May 1 1929 Total valuation 1908
5,799,099
Street Improv. (City's Portion).
48 '06 M-N $3,000_ May 15 1931 4s '09 M-S 50,000c___Sept 1 1929 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
48 '08 s-a $90,000
1933
Fire and Police Station Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 _$32.50
-Works Bonds.
58 Water
13.500
48 '09 s-a
1934 450'03 M-N $1,000c___Nov 1 1923
F-A $11,500_ _ _Aug 1 1911 Population in 1900
12.172
Street Repair Bonds.
4 As'04 Apr 15,000____Apr 1 1924
INTEREST payable in New York.
4s '03 M-N $3,000c___May 1 1918 4548'05 F-A 10,000.__Feb 10 1925
PIQUA SCHOOL DISTRICT. George Dettmer, Clerk Bd. of Ed.
4.000
48 '00 A-0 20,000o_Apr 18 1930 4s '07 J-J
_July 11 '32
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $68 00
1 1:0270
Sewer, Drainage & Ditch Bonds.
8.000_ _ _May 15 1931
4s '06 M-N
Floating debt
School Bonds-(Tax Exempt.)
450'08 Aug 1,627.20.Aug 25 '09-'18 4s '00 A-0 $25,000c__Apr 16 1930
A-0 $40,000c
Oct 1913 Sinking fund
4,700
11,000
1928 450'04 J-J
450'08 s-a
3,900c_Jan 15 1924 6s
F-A 15,000c
Aug 1913 Total valuation 1909
5,875 000
450'05 J-J
Street Extension Bonds.
3,100..._ _July 1 1925 5s
58
M-N
2,000c
May 1910 (Assessment about 60°7 actual value)
1 1924 450'05 M-N
1,100_ __Nov 25 1925
450'04 Aug $15,000___Aug
1910'School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$12.00
450'08 J-D 11,000c
Market House Bonds.
4s '05 July 12,000_ _July 15 1925
110.000c ___ _1911-1912 1i Population In 19(19 (est.) _..16.500
.
6,000c___JUly 1 1931 48 '07 J-.1- $35,000_ __July 11 1932
40'08 J-J
INTEREST payable at Importers' & Traders' National Bank, New York
Water
-Works Bonds.
35,000_ _July 11 1927
48 07 J-J
1933 550'93 J-J $25,000c_July 1 '13-'22 PLEASANT RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT,
450'08 s-a
8.600_
Harry W.
MontgomeryPike Widening Bonds 550'93 M-S 35,000c_Sept 1 '10-'23
Taylor, Clerk.
4s '00 A-0 $25,000c_Apr 18 1930 55 '93 A-0
7,500c_Apr 1 '10-'12
58 '94 A-0 15 000o. __Oct 1 1914 LOANSWhen Due.1434s'09 s-an $20,000_ _Aug 17 1929
Sherman Ave. Damage Bonds.
58 '03 J-D $1,831.75c Dec 15 1923 58 '97 M-S
5,000c__Mch 1 1917 450'08 J-J $36,0000_Jan 2 '19-'42 BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_370,000
Sidewalk Bonds.
450'95 M-S 15,000c___Mch 1 1915
14,000c__Jan 2 '43-'49 Assessed valuation 1909__756,000
INTERE T payable at Second National Bank of Cincinnati.
be '91 F-A $13,0000. Aug 15 '09-'21 55 '97 M-S
5.000c_ _Sept 1 1917
_Sept
55 '92 A-0 18,000c_Oct 1 '22-'39 4s '00 A-0 15,000c__Apr 16 1930
7,000c_Jan 1 '24-'30 450'04 M-S
550'94 J-J
(l,500c___Mch 1 1924 POMEROY. Theo. Bengel, Clerk.
5,000cJune 15 1914 450'04 J-D
bs '04 J-D
This vIllage is in Melgs County.
2,7()0c___Dec 1 1924
58 '55 J-.1
5,000c.. _July 1 1925 4548'04 J-I)
Light Bonds.
When Due.
4,500_ _Dec 31 1924 LOANS2,000c_Nov 15 1917 450'05 M-N
5s
mB-sond5s6.
M-S $4,486c___Sept 1 1923
Ss '97 M-N
4,250___May 20 1925 18 Water
5.000c. _Aug 15 1919 4!-s'05 F-A
.194c _ _Sept 1 1923 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)
4s ,
90 F-A
1,500_ __Aug 1 1925
48 .
00 A-0 15,000c_Apr 18 1930 48 '06 J-D 25,000___ _June 1 1931 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913).
Street Paving Bonds.
48 '00 M-N 10,000c_May 2 1930 450'06 M N 5,200__Nov 15 1931
Refunding Bonds.
3,500c__Sept 15 1922 48 '07 J-J
48 '02 M-S
2.1-S
5
M-S $7,000c__Sept 1 1917 48
6,500___July 11 1932 40
$390c_Sept 1 '10-'11
2.500c_Aug 15 1923 4s '07 J-J
4s '03 F-A
M-S 93,000c_..Sept 1 1914
34,000 __July 15 1937 Os
390c_Mch 1 '10-'11
450'08 Aug 895.30_ _Aug 25 '10-13 450'08 s-a
6,000c___Sept 1 1915 450'05 M-S
M-S
1033 68
5,000
3.702c_ _Mch '10-'15
Sewer Bonds.
8,000c___Sept 1 1916
GEN'L BONDS Jan 1 '08. _$880,673 as
M-S
1 33
3,085c.._ _Sept '10-'14
450'05 J-D $25,000_ _ _June 1 1925 Assessed debt
M-S 24,000c___Sept 1 1917 5s '09 M-S 17,718.55c__M-S '10-'19
58
20,000c__July 1 1931 Tax valuation 1907_ .____ 6,900 560 450
450'06 J-J
7,000c___Sept 1 1918
M-S
(Part each six months.)
10 : 42
62
_ _Apr
450 '07 A-0 29,000_ _Apr 8 1932 (Assessm't about 50% actual value.) 88
8,000c___Mch 1 1924 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1908_..$189,477
M-S
2,000___June 29 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_3304 02 55 '08 M-S
48 '07 J-D
6,000_ __Mch 2 1923 Tax valuation 1907
650
..
1,290,100
Population in 1900
58 Debt Bonds.
(Assessment about 54 actual value.)
M-S $8,269c___Sept 1 1923 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907__$4.630
36 3
.0
INTEREST on bonds Issued prior to 1903 Is payable at Cincinnati; on
(Subject to call after Sept. 11913.) Population in 1900
bonds issued in 1903 and since at Norwood.
INTEREST on street bonds at Pomeroy; on all others in New York
NORWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
PORTSMOUTH. Filmore Musser, Auditor.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1908_3146,000
LOANSThis city is the county seat of Scioto County.
{$20,0000_June 1 '15-24 asse,s.ed % &nation 1907_ _7.609,800 LOANSWhen Due.
Water
-Works.
4/1 '05 JD 30,000c. June 1 '25-34 School tax (per $1.000) 1907.. _$8 25
Bonds.
.
0
Refunding 54511 d s csept
m-so Bo .00
4s
$50.000c__May 1 1918
2,0000._ _June 1 1935 Population in 1906 (est.)
15,000 48
'10-'21 45
A-0 40,000c___Apr 1 1926
4s '09 ___ 125,000 __July 20 '19-48
5s
J-D 20,000c___June 1 1918
Refunding Water Bonds.
(See V. 89, p. 82, for maturity.)
J-D 20,000c__June 27 1918 3.65s'06M-N $83,000c___May 1 1931
48
INTEREST Is payable at the Atlas National Bank, Cincinnati, Second 4s
J-D 124,000c_Dec 15 '10-'21
Fire Hose Purchase Bonds.
National Bank, Norwood, and the First National Bank, Norwood.
I 9.000c_Dec 15 '22-'24 48 '08 M-N $3.000____May 1 1914
NEW LEXINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. P. Allen, Clerk.
This district is In Perry County.
When Due.
INTEREST payable at the office
LOANS58 .08 5f-N j$14.500_Mch 1 '10-'38 of the Treasurer.
1 14,500_Sept 1 '10-'38
94
Lxxxix.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
-Improvement (General),
Street
LOANS
When Due.
Levee & Embankment Bonds.
45 '06 F-A J$7,500c_Aug 1 '11-'13
1 3,500c___Aug 1 1914
4s '09 A-0 $15,000__Apr 1 '25-'27
Building Bonds.
4s
J-D 25,000c_June 1 '17-'21
A-0 17,000c__ _ _Oct 1 1922
58
M-N $18,000c_Nov 12 '10-15 4s
J-D
4s '00 M-S
7,000c
5,000c___Sept 1 1916 4s'07
_19104916
5,000c_--_
_ _June 1 1911
4s
2,000c_Aug 1 '10-'11
F-A
8,000__ _ _Sept 1 1915 4s '08 J-D1 4,000c_June 1 '12-'13
2,000c_ _ _June 1 1915
48
M-S 10,000Sept 1 '16-'17
2.000____Sept 1 1918
2,000c_June 1 '14&16
10,000__Sept 1 '19-'20 4s '09 F-A 10,000c___Aug 1 1923
Street Bonds (Assessment).
J8,000c_July 1 '11-'12
4s '08 J-J
J-J
12,000c___July 1 1913 4s
$5,500c_Jan 15 '14-'18
F-A J 2,000c___Feb 1 1910
4s
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
58
J-J $35,000c___July 1 1923
140,500c_Feb 1 '11-'19
4s
F-A
Flood Protection Bonds.
5,000_ _ _ Feb 2'10-'13
F- A $6,000c__ Feb 1 '10-'15 5s
4s
A-0 33,750___Apr 7'10-'14
M-N 35,000c_May 1 '18-'24 4s
4s
J-D 79,650__June 1 '10-'18
4,0000 Dec 20 '10-'13 5s
F-A 17,500__Aug 1 '10-'14
4s
J-D
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-0 21,500__Oct 1 '09-'14
48
M-S $20,000c___Mch 1 1920 5s
A-0 14,000 ..Oct 20 '10-'13
48
M-S
J-D 46,350c_Dec 1 '10-'18
5,000c___Sept 1 1910 4s
3348'06 F-A 27,000c_Feb 1 '10-'17 GEN. BONDS Sept 1 1909. $968,500
(See V. 82. P. 117, for maturity.) Assessment debt
269,500
48
F-A $15,000c_ _Aug 1 1917 Sinking fund
54,000
48 '06 J-D 16,000c_Dec 1 '16-'17 Water debt (Included)._ 173.000
18,000c_Dec 1 '18-'19 Total assessed vat, 1908_8,216,496
4s
F
-A
6,000_ __ _Feb 1 1918 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
4s
M-S 10,000c_Sept 1 '11-'14 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__.$35.00
4s '08 M-N 6,000__May 1 '12-'13 Population in 1900
17,870
4s '08 F-A 20,000c_Aug 1 '25-'28 Population in 1909 (est.)
23,000
4s '09 A-0 12,000cOctl'14.15&'21
INTEREST payable in New Yor and Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT
William Hazelbeck, Clerk.
When Due.
School-Building Bonds.
LOANS48
f $9,000c_Mch23'11-'13 4s '06 J-J 1510,500c_Jan 12 '27-'29
1
900c__ _Mch 23 1910
1 4,000c__Jan 12 1930
3;is
A-0
8,000c_Apr 1 '12-'15
High-School Building.
1 1 ,900c___Apr 1 1916 4s '07 F-A 515,000o.Feb 1 '31-'33
3;is
A-0 J 30,000c_Apr 25 '17-21 BOND DEBT Aug 5 19094117,800
8,000_ _Apr 25 1922 Floating debt
5,495
48 '05 M-N201 9,000c_May 20 '23-'25 Sinking fund
4,500
3,500c_ May 20 1926 Assessed valuation 1908_ _8,216,996
4 1-48 '08J-J
15,000c_Jan 81 '12-10 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_$9.05
44s'09 F-A I 4,000___Aug 12 1924 Population in 1907 (est.) ____26,000
12,000_Aug 12 '25-'28
INTEREST on the 48 of 1906 and the 430 of 1908 at Central Nat, Bank,
Portsmouth; on the 4s of 1907 at First Nat. Bank, Portsmouth; on the 4s
of 1909 at the National Bank of Portsmouth.
PTJTNAM COUNTY. J. Kersting, Auditor.
Ottawa Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. GEN.BD. DBT. Oct 14'094187,034
Assessment debt
Township Road Bonds.
89,666
55 '07 A-0 $60,500c__Oct 1 '12-'16 Assessed valuation 1909412,342,060
(Assessment about X actual value)
(See V. 85, p. 364,for maturity.)
5s '09 J-D 81,500c ____1914-1919 State&Co.tax(per$1,000) '0947.345
35,000
(See V. 88, p. 1083, for maturity.) Population in 1909 (est.)
5s '09 M-S 12,000_ _Sept 1 '10-'17
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
RAVENNA. E. W. Marvin, Clerk.
This village is situated in Portage County. Incorporated Dec. 6 1852.
LOANSWhen Due.
Street Bonds(Village's Portion).
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'08 __ $14,500
4s '04 J-D
$40,000.Dec 30 '15-'22 4)s'09 111-3 ) 8,000__Mch 1 '10-'17
1 8,000__Sept 1 '10-'17
10.000_ _June '23-'24
_
48 '05 J-D { 10,000____Dec '23-'24
Park Improvement Bonds.
2,500___June 30 1925 6s '91 J-D $60.000c__1910-1921
4s '06 J-D 22,500.._ _June 30 1927 GEN. BONDS June 15 '09_ $222,500
4s '07 J-D . 10,000 Dec 30 '10-'14 Assessment debt
28,7 8
44s '08A-0 10,000
1909-1910 Sinking fund Feb 15 1909_
11,493
(see V.86, p.1057 for maturity.)
Total assessed val. '08-'09_2,556,290
Water-Works Bonds.
(Assessment Is 45% actual value.)
5s '85 M-S $20,000c__Mch 151010 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-'09 $3080
($4,000 yearly to March 15 1914.) Population in 1890
3,417
Refunding Park Bonds.
Population in 1900
4,003
5s 05 ____ $5,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST on the park and water bonds Is payable at the Chemical
Nat. Bank., N. Y.; on the street bonds of 1909 at 2d Nat, Bk., Ravenna.
RICHLAND COUNTY. Geo. H. Weidner, County Auditor.
Mansfield is the county seat.
LOANSVhen Due, BOND. DEBT Mch 11 '09_ $135,000
16,294
Sinking fund
Bridge Bonds.
5s
A-0 $35,000c
1915 Total valuation 1908
25,865,800
1921 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
4 s
A-0 67,000c
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08..56.255
Court House Bonds.
1911 Population In 1906
44,289
5s
A-0 $17,500 c
Population in 1909 (est.)
50,000
INTEREST payable at Treasurer's office.
RIDGE TOWNSHIP, W. J. Lepley, Clerk.
This township is In Van Wert County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1 1909 --$51,000
LOANSRoad Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _1,092,130
_1910-1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008........$29.08
58
A-0
Population in 1900
1,565
($7,000 yearly on April 1.)
$51,000cINTEREST payable at the Van Wert National Bank.
ROSS COUNTY. Charles IT. Pintoc, Auditor.
ST. MARY'S. J. T. Milnor, Auditor.
This city is In.Auglaize County.
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $19,000c___Mch 1 1924 4s '06 J-D $50,000_ ___Dee 1 1936
5s '08 M-S 30,000____Mch 1 1918
Electric-Light Bonds.
M-S $5,000c ____1910-1914 Is '07 .T-D 25,000 ._ Dee 1 1917
6s
4%s
M-S 15,000c __-_1910-1924 GEN. BONDS July 1 '09_ $262,000
Watet tonds.
Assessment debt
163,863
M-S $42,000c ___1910-1930 Sinking fund (cash)
55
27,492
Assessed valuation 1909..,..1,36p,235
Deficiency Bonds.
5s 04 Id-S $8.000c_ _Sept 1 1914 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Highway Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900_444.20
5s '05 J-J $21,000cJan 2 1923 Population in 1900
5,359
5s
54,000c
J-J
1918 Population in 1909 (est.)
6,500
INTEREST is payable at the office of tile Sinking Fund Trustees.
SALEM. Albert Carlisle, Mayor; Geo. Holmes, Auditor.
This city is in Columbiana County.
Funding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due
Sewer & Bridge Repair Bonds.
4 Xs'09 A-0 $15,000._Apr 1 '10-'24
430'09 A-0 f $500c.._ _Apr 1 1919
Debt Extension Bonds.
19,000c_Apr 1 '20-'28 55
A-0 $20,000c_Apr 1 '10-'29
Water.Works Bonds.
5s '04 F-A
8.000c_Aug 1 '10-'17
45 '09 J-J $138,000c___July 1 1959 GEN. BONDS Jan 1 1909_ $224,702
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt
106,556
4s
Melt $12.000c_Aug '10 to '21 Floating debt
6,503
10,000c_Aug 15 '10-'19 TOT. BD. DEBT Jan 1 '09 337,761
4s
4s June 15
7,000c_June 15 '10-16 Sinking fund
19,000
048'05F-A
13.000__Aug 1 '10-'22 Tax valuation 1908
2,935,090
4s '06 J-J
10,000_ _ _ _July '10-'19 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
4
'07 M-S 15,000c_Mch 25 '10-'24 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_530.45
40'07 F-A
9,000
Population in 1.
000
7,582
(Due part yearly on Aug. 1.)
Population In 1909 (est.)
10,000
0
,
0'08 P-A. 7,000c Aug 1 '10-'16
INTEREST on the refunding bonds of 1908 is payable at the City Treasurer's office; on all other bonds at the Farmers' Nat. Bank, Salem, Ohio.
SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. Hayes, Clerk.
J-D $33,000c_June 17'10-21 Assessed valuation 1909_42,983,540
5s
5s
s-an
4,400r_Apr 10 '10-'13 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ $13.60
F-A
6,600c_Aug 16 '13-'18 Population in 1907 (est.)
43s
11,000
BOND. DEBT Sept
444,000
INTEREST is payable at the Farmers' National Bank,Salem.
1909_-
SANDUSKY. Joseph Loth Jr., City Auditor.
This city is situated in Erie County on Sandusky Bay. Settled June 5
1818. Incorporated as a town Feb. 14 1824; as a city March 6 1845.
Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Street Bonds.
58 '96 J-D $5,000c_ __June 1910 4s '01 M-N J $3,500c___May 1 1910
I 1,5000_ __May 11011
7,500c___Sept 1 1911
5s '97 M-S
6,500c_ __Sept 1 1912 4s '01 M-S 12,000cSept 1 1913
4%ten M-S
1,500c__Oct 15 1912
Street Improvement Bonds.
434s'98 A-0
4s '02 M-S 14,000c___Mch 1 1914 4s '00 M-S $1,000c_Mch 1 '10-'11
48 '00 J-D
4,000c__Dec 31 1910 48 '00 J-J 5 1,000c___July 1 1910
48 '02 M-S
8,000c.._ _Sept 1 1912
500o. __July 1 1911
48 '02 M-S 13,000c__Mch 1 1915 4s '99 M-S
5,000c_Mch 1 1910
48 '04 F-A 12,0000...Aug 1 1913 45 '04 M-N
5,500c___May 1 1910
4s '05 F-A 21,000c___Aug 1 1920 45 '04 M'S 12,000c_Sept 1 '10-'13
5,500c__ _Apr 1 1915
4s '06 M-S 15,000c_ __Sept 1 1921 4s '05 A-0
8,0000___Mch 1 1927 4s '05 F-A
4s '07 M-S
6,000c__Aug 1 1915
4s '09 J-D 15,000_ _June 1 1919 4s '05 M-S
2,000c_Sept 1 11910
Park Improvement Bonds.
15,000c_Sept 1 11-'15
4s '08 A-0 $10,000e... _Apr 1 1916 48 '05 M-S
4,000o_Sept 1 '10-'11
Refunding Water Bonds.
12,000c_Sept 1 '12-'15
5s '97 A-0 $2,000c*__Apr 11010 4s '05 M-S
1,000c_Sept 1 '1910
4s
A-0 10,000c-Apr 151910 4s '06 F-A
1,000c_Feb 1 1911
4s '02 M-S
8,000c___Mch 1 1011 4s '06 M-S 111,000c_Sept 1 '10-'16
4s'04&'05A-0 20,000c.Apr 15 '14-'15 4s '00 NI-S
5,000cSept 1 1916
4s '06 M-N 15,0000_ __May 1 1921 4s '06 M-S
5,000$3.Sept 1 '10-'14
4s '01 M-N 110.000c _May 15 1912 4s '04 F-A 22.000c___Aug 1 1914
1 4.000c. _May 15 1913 4s '07 M-S 26,000c___Mch 1 1922
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '07 F-A 22,000c___Aug 1 1917
4s '05 J-J
$0.000c_.. .July 1 1910 48 '07 J-J
6.000c___July 1 1918
4s '07 M-S
8,000e_Mch 11017 4s '08 .I-D
8,000c___June 1 1919
Water Bonds.
4s '08 M-N 5,600c_May 1 '10-17
4s '05 F-A $7,500c___Feb 1 1920 4s '08 M-N 4,500c_May 1 '10-'17
4s '07 M-N 564,000r___May 1 1922 4s '09 M-S 30,0000_Mch 1 '10-'14
111,000c___May 1 1922
26,000c_Mch 1 '15-18
48 '08 A-0 25,000c___Apr 1 1918 4s '09 M-S 12,000e_Mch 1 '10-'17
Ditch improvement Bonds.
1,000c___Mch 1 1918
$2,000c___Jan 2 1917 4s '09 J-J
4s '08 J-J
2,000c_July 1 '10-'13
Hospital Bonds.
5,000c_July 1 '14-'18
4s '05 M-S $2,000c___Mch 1 1910 4s '09 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '10-'13
Sewer Bonds.
15,000c_July 1 '14-'18
4s '05 F-A $4,000c___Feb 1 1915 4s '09 J-J
7,000c_July 1 '10-'16
4s '07 M-S
5,000c___Mch 1 1916
3,000c_July 1 '17-'18
48 '07 F-A
3,000c_ _Aug 1 1912 4s '09 M-N 22,000c___May 1 1916
4s '07 M-S
1 1910
Dock Improvement Bonds.
4s '07 M-S
2,500c_ _Sept 11012 5s '92 F-A $4,000•cAug 1 '10-'11
4s '08 F-A
3.0000_ __Aug 1 1913 5s '92 F-A 45,000•cAug 1 '12-'26
48 '08 F-A
2,500c___Feb 1 1917
Harbor Bonds.
4s '08 M-N
600c_May 1 '10-'11 4s '06 A-0 $50,0000. Apr 1 '21-'25
4s '08 M-S
5,000c___Sept 1 1916 TOT. BD. DBT.Sept 27 '09 $849,000
4s '09 F-A
4,800c_May 1 '10-'12 Sinking fund
921
4s '09 J-J
1,500c_Jan 2 1916 Assessed valuation 1908.._ _8,272,650
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4s '00 M-S $9,000c_ _ _Sept 11910 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_432.40
4s '01 M-N 10,000c_ __May '10-'11 Population in 1900
19,664
Population in 1908 (est.)
22,000
INTEREST on bonds marked • is payable in New York City at the
American Exchange National Bank; on all other bonds by the City Treas.
SAN DUSKY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. E. Carter. Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. 1 BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '09_ _$25,000
48 '07 M-N $25,000
1910-1914 School tax (per $1,000) 1000___$8.90
INTEREST payable in Sandusky.
i
Chillicothe is the county seat.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1909_575,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908_ _ 10,295,045
General Fund Refunding.
$55,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'15 County tax (per $1,000) 1908 $7,10
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1900
40,940 SHAWNEE. John D. Davis, Clerk.
This village is in Perry County.
5s '07 J-J J$10,000c_Jan 1 '10-'14 Population in '08 (est.)
45,000
LOANSWhen Due.
1 10,000c_July 1 '10-'14
-Works Bonds
Water
INTEREST on bridge bonds payable at County Treasurer s office.
INTEREST on bonds of 1908 pay430'08 M-SJ $12,500__Mch 1 '14-'38
SABINA SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. H. Dakin, Clerk.
1 12,500_ _Sept 1 '13-'37 able at Village Treasurer's office.
This district is in Clinton County.
When Due.i Assessed valuation 1909 ___5614,000 SHELBY. W. D. Hanna, Clerk.
LOANSThis village is in Richland County
Incorporated September 1853.
4 Iis'08 J-D $35,000r_M&S '18-'46 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 1909_$40,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1909 $17.00 LOANSVillage Prison Bonds.
45is
56,500c _ _1910-1922
ST. BERNARD. Geo. Schroeder, Village Clerk.
Is
$600_
_-J-J 115,000c_Jan l' 12-'28
55
This village (P. 0. Station, Cincinnati) is in Hamilton County. Incor
Street Improvement Bonds.
115,000c_July 1 '12-'26
porated in 1878.
5s
J-DJ$14,400c June 1910-'13 4 Yis'04 M-S 23,000c
_ _ _ _1926
I 4,000e June
When Due.
Water Bonds
LOANS1,400_ _Moll 1.'10-'16
1914 4s '00 M-N
3,000e June 1910-'14
Street, Sidewalk & Sewer (VII- 4s '04 A-0 $85,000c___Apr 1 1934 58
J-D
668_ __June 1 1916
4s '02 M-S
!age's Portion) Bonds.
4,000c___Mch 1 1922 5s
J-D f 2,000c June 1910-'13 4s'09 J-D I 1,479__June 1 1917
1,000c___Feb 1 1925
4s '06 M-S $3,000c___Mch 1 1936 4s '05 F-A
1 1,000c June
1,378____June 1 1918
1914
1,000c___Aug 1 1925 58
1,000c_June 16 1936 4s '05 F-A
45 '06 J-D
__- 33,456
2,000__June 1 '19-'20
2,992
4s '03 F-A 14,000c___Aug 1 1933 45 '06 M-N 6,000c__ _May 1 1036 4s
___
BOND. DEBT May 1 '00_ _ $167,000
4s '04 M-S 15,000c___Mch 1 1934 4s '06 F-A
4,500
4,000c_ Aug 1 1936 4s '09 J-J
1910-1919 Floating debt
500
4s '05 M-S
6,000c.,_Sept 20 1935 4s '07 F-A 10,000c_Aug 20 1937
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908 _1,762,140
4s '06 J-D
5,000c_June 15 1936 4s '07 A-0
J-J
$1,000c
6,500c_Apr 20 1937 6s
.1910 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
430'03 A-0
350c__Apr 16 1913 4s '08 A-0
J-D
4,000c___Apr 15 1938 58
8,000c_June 1 '10-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _539.40
Sewer Bonds.
00'03 A-0
500c__Apr 16 1918
Town Hall Bonds.
Population in 1900
4,685
,
2,000c_Sept 1 '10-'13 4 Iis'08 J-J
,
5s '92 M-S
A-0 $25,000c _1912-1933 Population in 1907 (est.)
$0,000o___July 1 1938 4158
6,000
5s '93 M-S
1,500c_Sept 1 '10-'12 GEN. BONDS Sept 1 '09_ $192,216
($1,000 yearly on April 1.)
INTEREST payable at Shelby.
500c___May 1 1910 Assessment debt (add'1)___
5s '96 M-N
28,721 49 '07 A-0 $2,100c..Apr 1 '10-'12
M-N 1,000c__May 30 1910 Sinking fund
4s '00
38,900 SIDNEY. E. C. Wolf, Auditor.
750e.May 1 '10-'12 Assessed valuation 1908_3,065,050
5s '92 M-N
This city
3;45'99 M-N 4,000c_Nov 1 '10-'13 (Assessment about 65%actual v ,lue) LOANS- is the county seat of Shelby County.Bonds.
Water
When Due.
899.92c_Nov 15 '10-'17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_425.46
5s '07 Nov
58
M-S $32,000c _1910-1017
Street Bonds (City's Portion)5s '08 Dec 609.12c_Dec 1 '10-'18 Population in 1900
3.384
M-S 1910 GEN'L BONDS Oct 27 '08..$191,500
6,000c_Dec 20 1937 Population in 1909 (est.)
58 '07 J-D
5,000 45 '09 1.1-SI $3.000
56,500
6,000____M-S '11-'13 Assessment debt
1NTERES 1' payable at the Citi58 '08 Jan 343.35c_Jan 15 '10-'18
1,271
M-S 1914 Floating debt
8.000..
55 '00 Sept 1,083.50c_Sept 1 '10-'19 zens' Bank of St. Bernard.
5,000..- - _Sept 1 1915 TOTAL DEBT Oct 27 '08_4249,271
ST. BERNARD SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. Manthey Jr.i President.
16.004
Improvement Bonds.
Sit-11(11w fund
58 '07 M-S $3,000c_ __Sept 1 19171BONDED DEBT Oct 1909_ $68,000 6s
M-S$100,000c_1911-1920 Tax valuation 1908_ _ _2,798.110
19301Sinking fund
2,700
M-N 30,0000
48
Bridge Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008-439.10
48 '09 A-0 f 2,000___Apr 15 1911 Assessed valuation 1908_43,061,320 48
5,688
M-S $2,500
.1910 Population In 1900
133,000.._Apr 15 '12-'441School tax (per $1,000) 1908___$5.76
Sewer Bonds.
8,500
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at the Citizens' Bank in St. Bernard.
3%s
J-J $50,000c July 1 1926
SPRINGFIELD. L. M. Harris, Auditor.
This city Is in Clark County.
Heating System Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS48 '05 M-S $4,000__Mch 1 1913
Building Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
M-S $180,000.Sept 1 '10-'21
4s
4s '05 M-S $9,000__Mch 1913-'14
($15,000 yearly.)
45 '06 M-S $4,000 __March 1911 45 '08 M-S 40,000.. _Mch 1 '31-'32
Street Paving Bonds, 6s.
Emergency Bonds.
M-S $7,000_Sept 1 '10-'18 1909_ $4,713.9311910„ 4,465.80
45
Water Bonds.
Police Department Bonds.
M-S $20,000_-_Mch '10-'11
4s
M-S $7,500_ _ _Sept 1 1910 Os
(Part due each M-S.)
45 '04 M-S
6,0000 Melt 1 1910
2,000_ _Mch 1 1913
M-S
5s
Sewer Bonds.
5,000__Mch 1 1912
M-S
4s '07 M-S1$20,000c_Mch 1 '25-'26 Os
5,000__Sept 1 1912
M-S
20,000c_Sept 1 '25-'26 55
1
3,000__Mch 1 1919
M-S
55
Hospital Bonds.
M-S 30,000--Mch 1 '13-'15
45
M-S $30,000__Sept 1 '12-'17 Os
20,000__Sept 1 '13-'14
25,000__Sept 1 '21-'25
4s
M-S
M-S 30,000_Sept 1915-'17
55 '02 M-S 10,000____Sept '12-13 5s
20,000__Mch 1916-'17
Sept 1911
8,000
4s '02 M-S
M-S 10,000-Mch 1 1918
1923 5s
45 '05 M-S 115,0000 Mch 1
7,000-_Mch 1 1920
M-S
113,0000 Mch 1 1924 55
5,000- _Sept 1 1910
M-S
45 '06 M-S 20,0000 Sept 1 '24-25 Os
8,000__Sept 1 1918
M-S
4s '08 F-A 15,000c_Mch 1 '30-'32 5s
5s
M-S 10,000--Mch 1 1919
Park Improvement Bonds.
1915-1917 55
M-S 10,000__Sept 1 1920
$17,000
45
M-S
M-S 120,000__Mch 1 '21-'22
M-S 20,000_ _Sept 1918-'21 4s
4s
110,000_.Sept 1 1921
Fire Department Bonds.
M-S 10,000__Sept 1 1922
$21,000__Mch 1 '15-'21 48
M-S i
55
1
m000__sept 1 '15-'21 4s M-S30,000__Mch 1 '23-'25
30,000-Sept 1 '23-'25
0,000-Mch 1 '22-'24
M-S
4s
20,000c_Mch 1 '26-'27
6,000.. Sept 1 '22-'24
450'08 M-S 20,000_---Mch 1 1930 4s '07 11,9 i 10,000c_Sept 1 1926
I 5,000c_Sept 1 1927
Street Repair Bonds
4s '06 M-S $10,000c.._ Mch 1 1910 430'08 M-S 20,0000___Mch 1 1929
Bonds.
TOT. BD. D'T July 26'09 $1,468,094
Street Improvement 355,000
M-S $30,000__Mch 1 '10-'12 Total water debt (inci.)_
4s
250,271
4Ms'08 M-S J40,000cMch 1 '29-'30_ Assessment bonds (incl.)_
21,638,000
110.000c___Mch 1 1031 Tax valuation 1908
4Ms'09 M-S J10,000c___Mch 1 1931 (Assessment about A actual value.)
112,581.43c Mch 1 1932 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908......$27.50
2,354.180 Mch 1 1025 Population in 1008 (est.) ____48,000
4Ms'09 M-S
38.253
Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at Springfield and New York
W. H. Holmes. Clerk.
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
When Due. 4 Ms'08 J-D $100,000c_Dee 1 '15-24
LOANSBOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09.. $167,000
Buildings, Sites, &c.
17,604
5s '07 M-S $12,000c___Mch 1 1910 Sinking fund
21,532,305
48 02 M-S 24,000c_Sept 29 '12-13 Tax valuation 1908
48 '02 M-S 11,000c__Sept 29 1914 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5s '00 M-S 10,000c__Mch 12 1911 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_47.09
42,000
4s '04 M-S 10.0000_ Sept 1 1915 Population in 1907 (est.)
INTEREST on the bonds due 1910 is payable at the American Exchange
Nat. Bank In New York;on bonds due 1911-14 at the Springfield Savings Society; on the bonds due 1915 at the Citizens' Nat. Bank in Springfield and
on the 4M % bonds due 1915-24 at the office of Seasongood & Mayer In
Cincinnati.
STARK COUNTY. M. W. Oberlin, Auditor.
County seat is Canton.
Vhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1009.. $120,000
LOANS56,670
Sinking fund
Refunding Bonds
M-S $30,0000 Mch 14 '10- 12 Total assessed val. 1909_55,780,000
5s
J-D J20,0000 June 1 '14-'15 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
4s
130,000e Dec 1 '13-'15 County tax (per $1,000) 190946.355
Population In 1000
04,747
-House Bonds.
Court
5s
J-.1 $40,000c_fly 12 '10-'13 Population in 1909 (est.)____165,000
INTEREST on court-house bonds s payable in New York; on all others
n Canton.
STEUBENVILLE. Frank S. King, Auditor.
This city is In Jefferson County. Incorporated In 1797.
Water Bonds.
When Due.I
LOANS4s
M-S $50,000c Mch 1 '11-'15
1 Garbage Plant Bonds.
M-S 110,000c___March 1925
4 Ms '0611-N $0,000c May 1 '10-'12 5s
Library Bonds.
2,0000 May 1 1913
4s
_ _1910-1917
M-S $8.000c
Road Bonds
4%3'08 M-N $14,000c_ _Nov 15 1913 TOT. BD. DEBT Oct 2009 $349,000
Certificates of indebtedness_ 142,042
Sewer District Bonds.
4 Ms'08 M-S $6,000c___Sept 1 1910 Sink. fund & water assets.... 60,191
24,000c_Sept 1 '11-'18 Tax valuation 1909
8,490.190
2,000c.. _ _Sept 1 1910 (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
40'08 M-S
7,000c_Sept 1 '11-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900_436.80
14,349
4 Ms'08 A-0 $12.000c_Oct 15 1910 Population in 1900
48,000e_Oct 15 '11-'18 Population in 190J (est.)
25,000
INTEREST payable at the office of Sinking Fund.
STEUBENVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Andrew Forsythe, Clerk.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT May 1909__ $70,000
LOANS$2,000___ _May 1 19101Total valuation 1908
8,518,040
128,000_May 1 '12-'25 (Assessment about 2-5 actuavalue.)
2,000__ ..Nov 1 1910; School tax (per $1,000) 1908-411 00
NOY
43 '05 11-N
12,000__Nov 1 '12-'17 Populatlon in 1907 (est.)
22,000
24,000_Nov 1 '18-'25
SUMMIT COUNTY. M. D. Buckman, Auditor.
Akron is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANS-House Bonds.
Court
4s '05 F-AJ$210,0000 Feb 1 '10-'24
1
0,0000 Feb 1 1925
Jail Bonds.
M-S $17,000e
45
($6,000 yearly on Nov. I.)
INTEREST on court-house bonds
payable at office of Treasurer.
95
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov.,1909.]
Ditch Bonds.
55 '08 __ i$4,000.Aug 15 '10-'11
.
3,000_ ...Aug 15 1912
BOND. DEB Sept 1909_ $249,000
'
Assessed valuation 1008.. _44,749,090
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
County tax rate(per$1,000)'08 $4.655
Population in 1900
71,715
Population in 1890
54,089
TIFFIN. John E. Diemer, Auditor.
Water
-Works Refunding.
General Street Improvem't Bonds.
434s'94 M-S$500,000c Sept
1 1914 4s '06 A-0 $75.000c_Oct 15 1928
4s'03 J-1) 297,000c June
1 1913 3)4s'03 A-0 125,000c_ Oct 1 1922
Refunding Park Bonds,
3 M9 '02J-1) 25,000c Dec 1 1922
3 Ms'91) J-D 5150,000c June 1 1929 3)4s'03 A-0 13,000cApr 1 1923
(Subject to call after June 1 1924.) 48 '04 34 142,195c....Jan 1 1924
Market, Patrol and Dredging.
5s '91 M-N 100,0000 May 1 1911
4%8'91 M-N $10,000c May 15 1911 5s '91 M- N 91,850c Nov
2 1911
4)4s'92 J4
8,000c July 15 1912 5s '92 J-J
93,000c Jan 20 1912
Fire-Department Deficiency.
1 1913
55 '93 M-N 75,000c Nov
3)4s '02A-0 $36,000c_Apr
1 1912 4s
J-D 195,000_ _Dec 30 1919
Refunding Sanitary Bonds.
Sept 1 1912
4)4s'92 Iff-S 25,000c 3)4s'00 A-0 $10,000c April 8 1920 4)4s'93 34
20,000c Jan 15 1913
Natural Gas Refunding
1 1914
4%8'94 M-S 50,0000 Mch
4s '04 A-0 $100,000c Oct
1 1914 4 .43'08 J-D 110,000c___ _Jan 1 1918
Improvement Deficiency.
1 1921
3)4s'01 A-0 46.000c Oct
4Ms'94 A-0 $70,000c April 20 1914 3 Ms'00 J-D 55,000c Dec
1 1920
Park Bonds.
3 ms'oi J-D 33,000c June 1 1921
45
J-J $200,000c July 1'22&'44 3)48 '02 J-D 20,000 June 1 1922
4s '92 J-J 400,000c July
1 1942 4)4s'08 J-D 20,000_June 1 1918
3)4s'00 J-D 100,000_ _June 1 1930 4s'09 F-A 55,000c_Aug 1 1919
General Fund Refunding.
4s '09 11-S 100,000c_Sept 1 '19-'28
4Ms'96 M-N $90,000c Nov
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
1 1911
430'96 M-N 60,000c May 26 1911 4s '95
_Feb I 1925
4Ms'92 J-J 110.000c July
A-0 250,0000 April 1 1929
1 1912 4s '99 F-A$200.000c_4Ms'94 M-N 69.000c May 15 1914 (Subject to call after April 1 1919.)
4s 05 A-0 100,000c April 1 1911
Water Bonds.
48 '87 J4 70.000c July
1 1917 48 '05 F-A$300.000c_Aug 1 '10-'15
4s '07 M-N 106,000c May 1 1017 4)4s'08 J-D 1200,000c_Pne 1 '16-'19
4s '89 J-J 190.000c July
1 1919
130,000c__ _June 1 1920
3s '99 J-D 15,000c Dec
1 1919 45 '09 M-S 100,000c_Mch 1 '21-'22
3s '89 A-0 10,000c Oct
1 1919
Natural Gas.
45 '03 A-0 200,000c Oct
2 1923 4)4s'83 A-0$150,000c Oct
1 1914
9s '04 J4 100,000c Jan
1 1924 4)4s'92 J-J 100,000c July
1 1917
3)4s'00 M-N 432,000 May 4 1930 4)4s'89 11-N 75,000e May 10 1919
3.65s '06A-0165,000c April 30 1914 4)4s'89 A-0 175,0000 Oct
1 1919
Sanitary General Refunding
Sanitary Bonds.
3.65s'06 A-0 $120,000 Oct
1 1023 3)4s'02 M-S $20,000c Sept 1 1912
INTEREST.
-All general bonds and interest coupons are payable at the
United States Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City-the fiscal agents for
the city of Toledo
BONDED DEBT. &c.
-The city debt has been as follows:
Dec 31 '08. Dec. 31 '07. Dec. 31 '06.
Total bonded debt
$7,539,268 $7,319,368 $7,292,114
Sinking funds
1,523,421
1,507,095
1,272,845
Net debt
Special assessment debt (additional)
$6,015,847
1,140,479
$5,862,273
1,183,534
$6,019.269
1,063,227
$7,156,326 $7,045,807 $7,082,496
Total debt
In addition to the above, the clty had a floating debt on Dec. 31 1908 of
$77 322
The sinking fund Is invested in city bonds.
EQUALIZED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
-Assessment about
40 to 50% actual value.
Personal.
Total.
Real Rstate.
Years.
Tax Rale,
359,494,600 $20,019,800 $79,514,200 $32.80
1908
19,149,380
59,834,900
1907
78,984,280
32.00
17,615,310
1905
55,593,580
73,208.890
29.00
1900
13,605,390
39,840.370
53 445,760
32.60
1894
10,691,000
34,764,240
45,455,240
28.60
POPULATION in 1907 (est.). 190,000; in 1900, 131,822,a gain of 81.88%
over that for 1890, 81,434; In 1880 It was 50,137; in 1870 It was 31.584.
TOLEDO SCHOOL DISTRICT. (Miss) Lillian I. Donat, Clerk.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '08 A-0$150,000c Oct9'23,'28&38
4)4s'05 31-S $44,000c__Mch 25 1012 4)4s'08 M-N 150,000___May 25 1928
4)4s'96 F-A 44.000c_Feb 17 1911 BOND. DEBT June 1 '09_ $776,000
4)4s'96 F-A 45,000c_Feb 17 1016 Sinking fund (cash)
19,759
4 s'96 M-N 62.000c_Nov 18 1921 Assessed valuation 1908480,016,000
4 s'96 M-N 63,000cNov 18 1926 School tax (per $1,000) 1908-$10.00
4s '97 31-S 90,000c_Mch 18 1929 Population in 1908 (est.)____188.689
4s '98 11-N 90,000c May 20'23&28.
INTEREST payable at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co. of N. Y. CItY.
TROY. Chas. F. Rannells, City Auditor.
This city Is the county seat of Mlaml County. Inc. as a city In 1890.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds (Past Due).
Refunding Paving Bonds
5s '90 11-S $1,000___ -Sept 1 1890
4s '07 3.I-N $23,000__31-N 1917-'23
Bridge Bonds
Paving Bonds
55 '00 M-S $1,500
M-S 1919
4Ms'05 1I-S $2,000__M-S 1914-'15
City Hall Bonds
4s '08 M-S
8,000__M-S 1928-'31 55 '96 M-S $2.000__M-S 1910-'11
Refunding Bonds
5s '97 31-5
6,000__M-S 1912-'16
4)4s'08 M-S $10,000_11-S 1916-'26
Health Bonds
Refunding Water Bonds
4Ms'08 ___
$1,000___ Sept 1910
Os '92 M-S $4,000_ _Mch 1 '11-'14 4 Ms'08 ___
1,000_ _M-S
1913
55 '00 M-S 1 3,000_11ch 1 '10-'12
Fire Bonds
1 3,000__Sept 1 '11)-'12 4s '04 31-N $10,000____Nov 1 1924
4,000_ _M-S 1925-'28
4s '05 11-S
Improvement Bonds.
Electric-Light Bonds
es '92 31-S 36.000
Mch 1922
4;0'98 1.1-S $18 000_81-S 1910-'18 5s '94 M-S 10,000_M&S 1 '23-'24
48 '01 M-S
6,400__M-S 1910-'11 5s '90 M-S 10,000__Mch 1 '17-'20
4,000„3-D 1909-'24
48 '04 J D
10,000__Sept 1 '17-'20
4s '07 11-S 28.000__M-S 1917-'26 55 '91 M'S
3,000____M&S 1920
Refunding Light Bonds
J 8,000____31&S 1921
4s '05 M-S $1,500__M-S 1925-'28
Refunding Impt Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
4s '05 F-A $15,000__F-A 1925-'27
Os '03 1.1-S J$10,000_Mch 1 '12-'21 00'08 1.1-S 15,000_31-S 1916-'26
1 10.000_Sept 1 '12-'21
Refunding Park Bonds
5's 05 F-A
3,500
F-A 1915 4s '05 M-S $5,000__M-S 1925-'28
Water Bonds.
Refunding Real Estate Bonds
65 '84 M-SJ$18,000_Mch 15 '10-'18 48 '05 M-S $3,000___M-S 1925-'28
1 18,000_Sept 15 '10-'18
Real Estate Bonds
Os '08 M-S
2.000-A1
-S1909-'16 58 '90 M-S $1,000____Mch 1 1910
4s '08 J-D
8,000.-J-D 1909-'16 TOT. BOND. D'T Apr '09_ $301,000
Assessment Bonds, 4s, 55 & Os.
Tax valuation 1908
3,350,612
1910
33,50011914
$2,600
(Assessment is ji actual value.)
1911
3,40011915
100 City tax (per $1,000) 1908____$13.25
1912
3,20011918
200 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908____31.30
1913
2,9001
Population in 1900
5,881
[Population In 1909 (est)
8,000
INTEREST payable at Troy.
This city is In Seneca County. Incorporated In 1850.
Special Assessment Bonds-4s,6s
When Due.
LOANSAmount.
Amount. Due.
Due.
Refunding Bonds.
$7,400 1914
$4,000
4s
M-S $80,000c__Sept 1 1919 1910
M-S 54.0000_Sept 1 1915 1911
3,500
7,000 1915
4s
M'S 10,700c _Mch 1 1911 1912
8,400 1916
45
2,500
M'S 73,000c_Sept 1 1916 1913
4s
3,000
M-S 12,500c__Sept 1 1912 GEN. BONDS Sept 9 '09.... $384,200
4s
48 '06 M-S 87,000c _Mch 1 '10-'14 Assessment bonds
37,600 TRUMBULL COUNT'. C. C. Clawson, Auditor.
(See V.82, p. 236,for maturity.)
Total assessed val. 1009_ _4,282,070
Warren is the county seat.
4s '06 M-S 44,000c.. Sept 1 1921 (Assessment about 40% actual value) LOANSWhen Due. I Total valuation 1908___$26,150,000
4s '07 M-S $19.0000___Mch 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-439.60
County Bonds.
'County tax (per $1,000) 1909_56.055
10,989 48
4s '07 M-S 24,000c. _Sept 11022 Population In 1900
A-0 $65,000c__Oct 1 '10-'221Population in 1900
46,591
Population in 1909 (est.)
13,000 County debt Oct 1 1909____$65,000 1
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
TOLEDO. Amos McDonnal , Auditor.
Toledo is situated In Lucas County. Incorporated 1837. The validity
of the $525,000 4M % bridge bonds was sustained. See V. 87, p. 1194,
and V. 88, p. 698.
Cemetery Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS33s'00 11-S $30,000c Sept
Bridge Bonds.
1930
(Subject to call Sept. 1910.)
58'91
J-J $10,0000 Jan 2 1911
Boulevard Bonds.
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1901.)
430'91 M'S 15,0000 Sept 10 1911 3)4s'00 M-N $75,000c May
I 1920
1 1913 3)4s'01 11-S 75,000c Mch
4%3'93 A-0 32,000 Oct
1 1921
1 1914 4 i8'07 J-T) 50,000c_Dec 30 1927
4)4s'94 J-D 43,0000 Dec
4)4s'08 F-A 525,000cAugl'28,'33&38 4)4s'08 A-0 45,000___Oct 1 1918
48 '09 A-0 55,0000.,,
.Apr 1 1924
Fire Department.
_
1 1912 4M5
55,000____Apr 1 1924
4)4s92 J-J $30,0000 July
General Improvement Bonds.
4;0'92 11-S 30,000r Sept 1 1912
4s '06 JD 80,0000 Dec 15 1926 4s '04 J-D30 $40,000c Dec 30 1919
1 1928 48 '04 J4 75,000c Jan
1 1924
4s '08 M-S 10,000. _Melt
Toledo Library Bonds.
Street Intersection.
4)4s'90 M'S 30,4220 Sept 4 1910 4s '89 J-J i $5,000_ -_July 1 1910
1 1915
1 7,000____July 1 1911
4)4s'95 M-N 10,000e May
1 1920 4Ms'02 J4
5,000____July 1 1912
3)4s'00 M-N 79,0000 May
TRUMBULL COUNTY ROAD DISTR ICT NO I
Miss Jennie B. Griffith.
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
When Due.
LOANS34,000c___Sept 1 1910
55 '04 F-A $10,5000
Feb 1910 58 '05 11-S 1 4,0000___Mch 1 1911
4s '06 31-8 50,000c _M & S '12-17
25,0000_Mch 1 '12-'16
(See V. 83 p. 231, for maturity.)
25,000c_Sept 1 '11-'15
f 27,000c.3Ich 1 '18-'20 55 '08 M-S J 9,000c___Mch 1 1922
Os '07 M-S( 27.000c Sept 1 '18-'20
1 9,000c___Sept 1 1922
1 10,000c___Mch 1 1921 Os '08 M-S 10.000c_ _ _Mch 1 1923
10.000c___Sept 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Feb 1909_ $331,000
Ss
14-S 45,000c_Sept 1 '23-'32 Assessed valuation 1908__ 8,805,567
45.000c_Mch 1 '24'33
INTEREST is payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
TRUMBULL COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT NO 2 Geo. M. Moser, Secretary (P. 0. Niles).
When Due. 5s '05 M-S$100,000
LOANSf$5,500cMch 1 1921 4448'06 M-S
_Mch 1 1920
5,500c___Sept 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Sept 1908_.$184.500
434s'08 M-S
$84.000_-12,000c_Mch 1 '22-'23 Assessed valuation 1907...4,135,311
12,000c-Sept 1 '22-'23
4 96
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
UPPER SANDUSKY. A. H. Stutz, Clerk.
'
This village is in Wyandot County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Park Bonds
Is
A-0 $6,000c___Apr 1 1913
4)is
Street Improvement Bonds,
M-S1510,000c_Sep 20 '10-'11
1 10,0000_Sept 20 1912 5s'04
J-J 130,000c Jan 1 '10-'14
Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 5 1909_ $86,000
58 '07 J-D
1,562,170
$5,000c_ _Dec 1 1914 Total valuation 1907
10,000e___Dec 1 1915 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
58 '08 M-5
7,500c___Apr 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____536.20
3,355
7,500c___Apr 1 1917 Population In 1900
4,500
5s '09 A-0
5,000____Oct 1 1917,Population In 1907 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at the Fourth National Bank New York.
URBANA CITY. James. F. Hearn, Auditor.
This city is in Champaign County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $115,000
General Fund Bonds.
Assessment debt
1,250
17,330
4%8
J-J $50,000c ____1910-1911 Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1908
3,549,874
Refunding Bonds
,
i
48
J-J $55,000o ___ _1912-1916 (Assessment ) to 3-5 actual value.)
5,000c___July 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___531.80
5s '09 J-J
Population in 1900
6,808
Water-Works Bonds
1923 Population in 1909 (est.)
,J-D $10.000c
7,500
4%8
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at the City Treasury; on
the general fund bonds in New York City.
URBANA SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. W. Ambrose, Clerk Bd. of Education.
.17hen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_53,674,714
LOANSJ-J 1516,000c_Jan 1 '10-'25 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
58
1 15,000c__July 1 '10-24 School tax (per $1,000) 1908
$7.50
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ 431,0001Population in 1909 (est.)
7,500
INTEREST is payable at the Treasurer's office.
VAN WERT. H. C. Red, up, City Auditor.
This city Is the county seat of Van Wert County. Incorporated Feb. 18
1848.
When Due.
LOANSFire Department Bonds.
Water Bonds.
48 '07 M-S $6,500___Sept 15 1912
Refunding Bonds.
58 '91 A-0 $50,000c_ .Apr 1 1921
(Subject to call after April 1 1911.) 48 '00 J-D $10.000c___Dec 1 1910
9,000c_ _Dec 1 1915
58 '91 A-0 $70,000c_ _Apr 1 1941 4s '00 J-D
(Subject to call after April 11911.) GEN. BONDS Sept 17'09_ $162,000
5,000c .June 1 1911 Special assessment debt_.._
48,980
Se '01 J-D
5.000c
Mch 1910 Tax valuation 1908
430'90 M-S
2,713,100
6,500c. __Nov 1 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_434.90
41-0'02 M-N
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
6,4
Assessment Bonds
1910-1915 Population in 1000
43.6s&5s ___ $48,980
Population in 1909 (est)
9,000
INTEREST on $5,000 of water bonds due 1910 Is payable at the First
National Bank, New York; all other Interest by City Treasurer.
VAN WERT SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. C. Clark. Clerk Board of Education.
45 '05 M-S $30,000. _Mch 0 '10-'24IBOND. DEBT May! 1909_$35,500
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Van Wert.
WADSWORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT. G. G. Geisinger,C1k.
This district is in Medina County,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09.. $65,000
LOANSHigh School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909___1,109,317
f $5,000e_Mch 1 '12-'16 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
I 5.000c-Sept 1 '12-'16 School tax (per 51,000) 1908_511.50
4;0'07 M-S(28,000c_Mch 1 '17-'30 Population in 1909 (est.)
3,600
J 26,000c..Sept 1 '17-'29
IN i P; it Es I payable at Wadsworth
1 1,000c...._Sept 1 1930 National Bank.
WAPAKONETA. Fred. A. Klipfel, Clerk.
This village is in Auglaize County.
When Due.
Auglaize River & Sewer Dist. No.3
LOANSWater-Works and Light Bonds
4148'08 M-S $9,500e_Sept 1 '10-'28
Water-Works Bonds.
43-s'03 A-0 $3,300__Apr 1 '10-'17
4,000__Oct 1 '10-'17
1$10,000„Mch 1 '10-'14
Se '04 M-S ' 2.000„Mch 1 '10-'13 55 '95 M-S1 10.000. Sept 1 '10-'14
•, 2,000_ _Sept 1 '10-'13
10,000„Mch 1 '15-'18
Deficiency Bonds
10,000__Sept 1 '15-'18
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J 113.000. Jan 1 '10-'15
1 3,000._July 1 '10-'15 55 '98 J-J 535,000_ ____Jan 1921
Assessment Bonds
GEN. BONDS Jan 1 1909_ $150.000
Various Assessment debt (addl) _- 79,620
48,414s &5s $79,620
Public Square Bonds
Tax valuation 1908
__ _ _1,553,835
58
$500c___Apr 1 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_$19.00
A-0
3,616
Street Improvem't Bonds, General Population in 1890
3,915
414s M-N15 J$12,000__Nov 1 '10-'21 Population In 1900
1 13 000_ May I.'10-'22 Population in 1909 (est.)- - -- 5,000
410'08 M-S 14,000c_Sept 1 '10-'19
INTEREST is payable at office of Village Treasurer.
WAPAKONETA SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. 0. People, Clerk Bd. of Edo.
When Due
High School Bonds.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
48 '07 J-D$34,000c__Sept 1 '09-'42
58 '08 M-S 15 1,500c-Mch 1 '10-'18 BOND. DEBT Mch 1900_ $44,000
1 4,500c_Sept 1 '10-'18
WELLSTON. H. L. Burden Auditor.
This city is in Jackson County. Incorporated in 1875
When Due.
LOANSElectric-Light Bonds.
5s
Street Improvement Bonds.
J-D $7,000
1910-1916
1910-1911 4s
48
' J-D 12,000
M-S $3,111
1910-1933
58
1910-1913
Fire Department Bonds.
J-D
720
1010-1913 5s
J-J
59
J-D
920
$3,500__July 1 '10-'16
5s '05 M-S 2,500-_Sept 1 '10-'14
Refunding Bonds.
1910-1915
J-D 1,200
55
814,000_ .July 1 '10-'23
M-S 4,620c-Sept 1 '10-'15
5s
Building Repair Bonds.
M-N 2,520c__Nov 1 '10-'15 5s
J-J
$1,500__July 1 '10-'12
53s
5s '06 M-S 3,50u. _Mch 1 '10-'16
Sewer Bonds.
45 '06 F-A 8,000c_Aug 1 '10-'17 5s
J-J
$4,800__July 1 '10-'15
43
0
,
M-S 13,030 50 Sept 1'10-'16 5s '05 J-J
3.600_July 1 '10-'15
4s
F-A 14 531c 250_1910-1924 48
F-A
1.500_Aug 1 '10-'12
Water-Works Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1909_ $167,918
5s
M-N $24,000
1910-1920 Total assessed val. 1908_..j,904,449
5s
M-N 10,000
1921-1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___539.80
5s
M-S
8,000_Mch 1 '26-'33 Population in 1908 (est.)
12,000
7,000. Sept 1 '26.'32 Population in 1900
8,045
INTEREST payable at First National Bank. Wellston.
WELLSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
W. J. Ruske, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. 414s'06 F-A $2,000c Aug 28 '10-13
8s
A-0 $5,000c
1912 430'08 F-A
4,000c_Aug 1 '13-'16
Sc
M-S 16,000c_Mch 1 1922 BONDED DEBT Nov 1907_551.000
4 Yis'04 J-J
14.2500__1910-1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1906_$12.00
Assessed valuation 1906___2.157.000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 s payable at the Treasurer's office.
WELLSVILLE. J. F. McQueen, Auditor.
This city is in Columbiana County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Flood Damage Bonds.
Fire House Repair Bonds.
414E1'04 M-N $1,000
1910,
55 '08 F-A $1,000c___Aug 1 1928
Street Improvement.
Floating Debt Redemption.
Os
Var $3,125
1910-1914
Os
J-J $15.000___Jan 15 1920 Os
Dec 12,900__Dec 1 '10-12
414s
A-0 25,000___Oct 1 '18-'27 5s '08 F-A
1,200c___Aug 1 1928
410'05 J-D I 3,000____June 1 1025
Water
-Works Bonds.
115,000_ _June 1 '26-'31 4s
Mch $10,000___Mch '10-'14
School Building.
55
J-J
5,000_ Jan 15 1920
5s
J-J
$2,000
1910-1911 4s
J-J
59,000 __Jan 1 '10-'19
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-D
8.000.. Dec 1 '12-'27
4s
July $30,000__July 1 '12-'41 4 iis'04 A-0
7.500
1923
4s
Sept 16,360___ _Sept '12-'44 4&s'04 F-A 16,000_ __Aug 1 1925
J-D 30,000_Dec 1 '12-'41 TOTAL DEBT Mch 6'09_ $493,798
4s
(All subject to call after Dec. 11922.) Assessment debt (included) 39.988
Sewer Bonds.
Water debt (included) ____ 128,500
Feb $75.000.._ _Feb 3 '13-'27 Sinking fund
48
20,000
50.000. Jan 1 '10-'26 Tax valuation 1908
48
J-J
2,
659,410
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
($3,000 due yearly.)
1,500___Oet 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_530.40
4143'07 A-0
5s '08 Aug
6,000.3-Aug 1 1928 Population In 1900
6,146
Receiving Vault.
Population in 1907 (est.)
8,500
1914
48 '04 M-N $4,100
INTEREST payable at office of
City Treasurer.
I Voi,. Lxxx x.
WESTERVILLE. Elsworth Horlocker, Village Clerk.
Tnis village Is in Franklin County. Incorporated July 9 1858.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Works Bonds.
Street & Sewer Bonds (Village's 430'92
$25.000_ __-Mch 4 1922
BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_5157.000
Portion).
448'02 ___ $50,000____Mch 4 1922 Assessment debt (included). 62,000
3,510
410'08 J-J
3,500__Oct 1 1928 Sinking fund
Electric Liaht Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ 530,510
43is'06 A-0 $15,000c___Oct 1 1926 Village tax (per $1,000) 1909_$18.80
4)is '07A-0
1.462
1,500c___Oct 1 1927 Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at Westerville.
WESTERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mrs. F. M. Flickinger, Clerk.
LOANSWhops Due. I BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_..$26,000
4;0 '08 M-Si$10,000c_S,.pt 4 '12-'31 'Assessed valuation 1909 '00_543150.500
0,0
6,000c_Sept 4'3?-'37ISchool tax (per $1,000)
5s '95 M-S 10,000c ___1910-19191Population In 1909 (est.)
1,750
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at the Treasurer's office in
Westerville: on the bonds of 1895 at the Chase Nat. Bank. New York City.
WOOD COUNTY. Fred. W. Toan, Auditor.
County seat Is Bowling Green.
Culvert and Bridge Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '05 M-S1$20,000c_Mch 1 '10-'14
20,000e_Sept 1 '10-'14
58
M-S1 $9,0000_Mch 1 '10-'12
Os '04 M-S1 9,000c_Sept 1 '10-'12 5s '05 M-S 10,000c_Mch 1 '15-'19
10.0000_Sept 1
Road Bonds.
$40,000c_M & S 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $493,000
26,662,890
5s '06 M-S1 40,000c Mch 1 '10-11 Total valuation 1908
1 40.000c_ _Sept 1 '10-11 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
58 '08 M-S 160,000c..Mch 1 '10-'13 State & Co tax (per $1,000)'09_$6.65
51,555
16 ),000c_Sept 1 '10-'13 Population in 1900
56,000
Os '09 M-S1 20,000c_Sept 1 '10-'13 Population in 1909 (est.)
IN l'ERESP payable at Bowling
1 25,000c..Mch 1
5s '09 M-S 100,000c_M&S '10-'14 Grecn.
WOOSTER, M. M. Van Nest, Mayor; James B. Minier, Aud.
This city is the county seat of Wayne County.
LOANSPaving Bonds (City's portion)
When Due.
4s '09 J-J
Refunding Bonds.
$4,500c__July 15 1914
5s
____ $14,000-Sept 1 1911
Public Building Bonds.
5s
____
5,000
1916
Oct 1912 58 '08
$3,000
____ 76,000
5s
Sept1912
Water Works Repair Bonds.
5,200
410
Oct 1913 4s '07 M N $9.000___May 15 1917
4s
J-D
6,250-..June 15 1915 (Subject to call May 15 1909.)
(Subject to call after June 15 1006.) BOND. DEBT Sept l5'00.. $331,270
4s
F-A $40,000.... Feb 14 1915 Floating debt
3,700
4s
s-an 10,000__1910 and '13 SInkIng fund
5,000
4s '08 A-0 12,000.-Oct 1 1928 Assessed valuation 1909_2,550,701
4s '05 J-D 21 000___ _Dec 1 1925 (Assessment about 3-10 actual value.)
45 '04 J-J .1 6,000_ _July 15 1914 Population in 1900
6.063
154,000_July 15't6 '24
4s '09 J-J
10,000____July 1 19291
INTEREST on city bonds is payable at office Sinking Fund Trustees.
WOOSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT, J. T. Keister, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due.'Total valuation 1908__ _ $2,653,278
51-S $12.500e_Mch 15 '10 '141(Assessment about 60 %actual value)
48
4148'08 M-S 40,000e_Mch 15 '15-'SO1School tax (per $1,000) 1909.-$11.125
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909___$52,5001Population in 1908 (est.)
7.000
INTEREST is payable at Wayne County National Bank.
WYANDOT COUNTY. W. A. Bristol, Treasurer.
Upper Sandusky is the county seat.
When Due. 5s '08 J-.I $12,800_ ._Jan 1 '10-'13
LOANSTownship Road Bonds.
15s '09 J-J
48,000. Jan 1 '10-'14
5s '06 J -J $13,200_ __Jan 1 '10-1215s '09 J-J
6,000„July 1 '10-'14
5s '07 J J
3,840_Jan 1 '10-'131BOND. DEBT May 4 1009 $120.700
5s '08 J-J
63,000c- -Jan 1 '10-'14 I Assessed valuation 1008_ _14,448,866
1Population in 1000.
21.125
INTEREST is payable at the office of the County Treasurer.
XENIA.
Wm. F. Brennen, Mayor.
This city is in Greene County.
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds
1920 4s '04 M-N $16,000c___ Nov 1 1924
48
J-J $30,000c
48 '04 J-D 45,00043_ .June 1 1914 48 '04 ___ 89,200o_Oct 15 1924
3,000o
4).'s'05 J-D 14 ,000c_June l' 10-'16 4s '06 ___
_1925
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
Paving' Bonds.
J-J $26,500c_ _July 1 1917
4is'05 J-J 522.000c.July 1 '10-'11 45is
17,500c July 15'10-14 (Subject to call after July 1 1907.)
4548'05 J-J i
6,500c. _July 15 1915 GEN'L BONDS Jan 1 '07_4172,449
ug 1 '11 0 5
45
4s '06 F-A 30:1):=__A_ A ug15 5 0- 16 Assessment debt
257,000
Total valuation 1908
4,445,034
(Assessment is 3-5 actual value.)
Street Imfrovement Bonds.
4148'04 J-J $34,000C_July 15 '10-'13 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_531.80
13 000c_July. 15 1914
INTEREST on the street-Improvement and paving bonds is payable at
office of the City Treasurer; other bonds at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
XENIA SCHOOL DisTRIcr. E. B. Cox. Suoerintendent.
When Due.
LOANSFire Protection Bonds.
J-J 1$10,000c_July 1 '25-'21) 9s '08 J-D $8,000c-June 1 '13-'28
4Y55
1 10,000c_Jan 1 '26-'30
Sanitary Improvement Bonds.
A-0 45,000c_Apr 1 '13, to 4s '06 M-S $8,000c ___1010-1912
4s
1 '24 (See V. 82, p. 413. for maturity.)
c
. i
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1909_$82,000
leln each
3,000 each A&O to 1024
School tax (per 31.000) 1908_$10.50
INTEREST payable at Xenia.
Population in 1909 (est.)
12,000
f
4R68 to 1E9 Oct
YOUNGSTOWN.
Wm. I. Davies, City Auditor.
This city is in Mationing County. Incorporated April 14 1868. Part of
water debt is payable from earnings of the water-works department and
part from general levy. 'rho $20,000 water 5sare payable,principal and int.,
from water earnings; the interest on the filtration plant 5s is payable from
water earnings and the principal out of tax levy; principal and interest of
refunding water 4s is payable, both principal and int., from tax levy.
When Due.
Improvement (City's Portion).
LOANS55 '03 ____ $15,000
Water Bonds.
1010-1915
1910-1911 5s '04
1,000
1910
5s '95 -_-- $20,000
1010-1918 55 '04
4s '06 ....„ 45,000
14,000
1910-1911
1910-1913
____ 12,000
11,000
5s '07
1912
1920-1025 58 '04
5s '08 ____ 112,000
1,000
1910
1926 5s '05
1 3,000
11,400
1910
1920-1931
15,000
5s '08 ____ 60,000
1911-1915
1910-1918 53 '06
535,000
5s '08 ____ 118,000
1910-1916
1 3,000
1919
500
1
1917
Crosswalk Bonds
55 '06
13,600
1910-1917
____ 12,000
1910 5s '07
j2,000
5s
1910-1911
Fire Department Bonds.
1 115
1912
gs ,
1010-1915 Os '08
15,000
95 ____ 36,000
1910-1914
1 4,000
1916-1917 5s '07
35,000
1910-1914
1910-1913 5s '07
..___ 8,000
5s '02
2,700
1910-1912
1910-1914 Os '08
1 16,000
5s '04 ____ 5,375
1910-1917
1,400
1910-1011
48 '05 ___
1 2,500
1918
3,200
1910-1912 Os
Os '07
7,300
1910-1916
500
1910 Os
5s '07 ____
5,800
1910-1914
6,225
1910-1012 Os '07
5s '08
13,000
1910-1912
1910-1913
5s '08 ___- 5 4,000
1913
1 500
1914-1917 58 '08 _
1 8,000
136,000__Oct 1 '10-'27
Crossing Elimination
Grade
1 3.000____Oet 1 1928
Market House Bonds.
45 '09 A-0 $50,000___Oct 1 '12-'21
1910-1926
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
.1$42,500
1010-1921
1927
4s '01 F-A $60,000
1 7,500
1910-1913
City Barn Bonds.
4 As'03 MN 1 8,000
127,500
1014-1024 5s '07
1010-1913
112.000
Police Extension Bonds.
Sanitary Bonds.
$7,000
1910-1914 55 '03
1010-1923
5s '03
.. j$14,000
Bridge and Viaduct Bonds.
1924
1 2,000
10,000
5s '04 ____ $6,500
1010-1014 Os
1910-1914
NOV., 1909.j
INDIANA-DEBT OF STATE
General Sewer Bonds
When Due.
LOANS. Park Bonds.
1910
55
---- $500
55 '05 ____ $17,600
1910-1025
Street-Cleaning Bonds
1910-1915
5s '08 ____ 2,000
$6,150
1910-1911 55
1910-1912
5s '08 ___ 3,000
1910-1912 5s
3,000
1910
5s '06 ____ 32,000
1910-1917 55
5,000
5s '08 ____ 4,000
Pest House Bonds.
1010-1913
55 '08 ___ 11,000
1910-1910 56 '04 A-0 $700____..Oct 1 1910
Signal Apparatus Bonds.
1911
1 825
$320e. _Oct 1 1910
58 '08 ____ 2,000
1910-1911 5s '03 A-0
• 1,000
1910
Crematory Bonds.
55
Filtration Plant Bonds.
5s '03 ____ $1,400
1910-1913
____ $7,200
1910-1918
General Street and Sewer Bonds.
5s
$2,000
1910-1911 Is '03 A-0 100,000c Oct 1 '10-29
5s '03
Hospital Bonds.
1910-1918
23,400
5s '03
58 '05 ___
1910-1911 5s '05 A-0 $12,000_ _Oct 1 '10-20
800
City Prison Bonds.
55 '06 A-6 2,000
1910-1911
5s '07
,
1910 430'04 A-0 $30,400c_ _Oct 1 '10-25
800
Contingent Fund Bonds.
5s '07
1910-1917
32,000
1910-1912 5s '05 A-0 $6,000c_ _Oct 1 '10-15
5s '07
2,500
Assessment Bonds
1910-1913
55
4,740
1909-1917
1910-1914 434s&55___ $605,236
555,000
1910-1913 GEN. BONDS Apr 1 1909.$1,117,340
55 '07 li- 15,200
605,236
1910-1912 Assessment bonds
5s '08
3,000
258.061
1910-1913 Sinking fund
20,000
55 '08
1910 Tor. BD, D'T Aug 2 '09_ 1,905,154
750
55 '08
1910-1912 Sinking fund
252,267
3,000
5s '08
1910 Total valuation 1908
30,183.500
850
5s
____
1910-1911 tAssessm't about 45% actual value.)
____
1,500
55
1910-1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_432.80
____
4,875
5$
1910 Popul'n 1907 (spec'! census) _ _65,289
, . 5r
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
W. N. Ashbaugh, Clerk.
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
When Due. .00'08 s-a
$16,000c_ _Sept 1 1925
LOANSM-SJ $20,000e_Sept 1 '11-12
40,000cSept 1 '26-'27
4s
18,0000 -Sept 1 '13-14 430'09 M-S I 16,000c_ _Sept 1 1928
40,000cSept 1 '29-'30
4s '05 M-S 45.000c_Sept 1 '18-19
M SI 20,000e_Sept 1 '15-16 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '094226,000
4s
5,000e___Sept I 1917 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$12.00
430'07 M-S 52,000c_Sept 1 '21-'24
INTEREST payable in Youngstown.
97
Bonded Floating Assessed
Tax
PopuDeal. Valuation. Rate. lation.
Debt.
$
1900.
$
Liberty Township,TrumbullCo. 30,000
None 1,858,690030.00
Lisbon (V), Columbiana Co_ _ _•102,000
3,330
None 1,020,000034.40
Lockland (V). Hamilton Co.
2,695
None 1,628,540014.00
-159,290
Logan (V), Hocking County___ 49,000 40,000 1,297,300039.00
3,480
London (V). Madison County__ 45,142
3,511
4,000 1,828,500032.00
Loudonville (V), Ashland Co
620,000 36.00
None
57,964
Lykens Twp., Crawford Co_
32,000
775,000
MeConnellsville (V). Morgan Co. 49,030
875,000034.50
1,825
None
Madison County
15,310,170c5.255
78,221
Martins Ferry (C) Belmont Co.284,242
3,696,905 32.80
7,760
Martins Ferry School District_ _113,000
3,740,290x11.00
Marysville (V), Union County •162,030
1,396,640 34.30
3,048
Medina County Road Dist. No.1 89,000
3,441,207 3.50
Meigs County
47,000
None 7,124,960z13.90 28,620
Middleport (V). Meigs County_ 62,280
721,740 34.00
2,799
Milford (VI. Clermont County_ _ 35,030
350,000017.00
300
1,149
Milton (V). Miami County
600,000020.50
28,000
None
Milton School District
78,000
727,000x17.20
Mineral City(V) Tuscarawas Co. 28,372
,
2,186
278,000 17.00
1,220
Mingo Junction School District_ 58,0e0 18 003 2,000,000x11.50
Monroeville (V). Hilton Co__ _ _ 29,000
None
453.810 31.60
1,211
Montgomery Twp.. Ashland Co. 60,000
None 2,953,000022.00
5,324
Montpelier (V), Williams Co__ _ 90,000
525,000 51.00
None
1,869
Morgan County
-------29,000
None 7.816.115 6.96 17,905
Mt. Healthy (V), HamiltonCo
40,850
933,990
Nelsonville(W Athens County 88,500
3,500 1,300,000044.60
5,421
New Bremen (V). Augl. Co.... 40,000 15,000 1.800,000042.00
1,318
New Haven (Twp), Huron Co_ 26,000
None 1,540,000 19.40
New Philadelphia (C)
101,823
2,561.740 33.80
6.213
Niles (C), Trumbull County_
37,449
2,398,261 35.00
Niles School District
47,500
None 2,557,780z12.00
North Baltimore (V), Wood Co.•86,257
800.000 44.60
3,581
Orrville(W, Wayne County_ 116,800
None 1,000,000034.20
1,901
Ottawa (V),Putnam Co
•99,990
635,260 20.00
2,322
Ottawa County
102,035
9,716,293 v5.90 22,213
Oxford (V), Butler County_ __ _105,000
812,290 32.00
2,009
Paulding (V), Paulding Co_ _ _130,480
None
431,191067.10
2,080
Perrysburg (VI. Wood County_ 62,542
413.050 42.60
1,766
Pike County
62,500
None 4,837,829 c10.00%18,172
ZANESVILLE. H. H. Kennedy, Auditor.
Plain City ("V.) Madison Co__ _ _107,000
4,000
_
1,432
Pleasant Ridge(V.),HamiltonCo107,153 4,594
Thls city Is the county seat of Muskingum County.
589,650 37.06
953
When Due.
51,000
Pleasant Twp., Van Wert Co
Funding Bonds.
1,000
780,860 14.00
LOANS7,758
48
M-S $41,362c___Mch 1 1914 Plymouth (V), Richland Co
36.500
Refunding Bonds.
None
513,780016.00
1.154
42,000
Plymouth Township
Fire Department Bonds.
None
A-0 $79,000c._ _Oct 1 1915
988,720x19.00
48
None 2,536,900 12.40
M-S 10,000cMch 1 1910 4s '08 A-() $9,000c. _Apr 1 1913 Poland Township, Mahoning Co 50,000
48
Port Clinton (V). Ottawa Co_ _•126,180
Sewer Bonds (Assessment).
721,620 34.60
Water Works Bonds (Refunding).
2,450
30,000
None
A-0 $70,000c___Apr 1 11113 Is '06 M-S $47,600c_ _Melt '10-16 Port Clinton School District
871,000z14.00
45is
64.1)11
50,000c___May 1 1916
None 19,004.591c4755 23,713
J-J
4s
1,500___Sept 1 1913 Preble County
93,000
861,070 35.00
Reading (V), Hamilton Co
Levee
A-0 125,000c___Oct 11915 45- Bonds.
4t
3,076
None
68,000
A-0 30,000c__ _Oct 1 1919 4s '07 M-N $3,000c__May 1 '10-12 Richwo d (VI, Union County
493,791032.70
3s
Crematory Bonds.
2.445
54,280
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1009.)
700,000 35.80
Ripley (V), Brown County
2,248
N e 1,545,528020.00
125,000
M-N 110,000c_May 1 '10-'19 4s '00 M-S 320,000c_ __Sept 1 1911 Rockport W) Cuyahoga Co
4s
,
Railway (Refunding).
30,45')
7,000c_May 1 '10-'16
2,823
210,000033.00
Sabina (V), Clinton County
1,481
444s
J-J $14,000c_ Jan 1 1910 Salineville(W Columbiana Co_ 29,000
525,000037.60
None
Water Bonds.
2,353
40,000
None 15,398,478c7.755
J-J $25,000c_ _July 1 1913 GEN. BONDS May 3 1909 $541,962 Scioto County
55
10,000c___July 1 1915 Assessment debt
3,000
38,000
310,000x19.50
4s '05 J-J
103,600 Shadyside School District
Floating debt
45,000
Work House Bonds
None 2.501).000 16.10
26,142 Sharon Twp., Richland Co
5,551
121,300
14,068,350c8.855 24,625
4s '05 M-S $3,500c____Sept 1 1915 Sinking funds
48,708 Shelby County
Assessed viii 1907-08
None
Street Improvement Bonds.
942,590x11.00
10,509,338 South Charleston Sch. District 33,000
4 yis
M-N 38,100c. __Nov 1 1017 (Assessm't about 30% actual value.) Struthers School District
60,000
1.412 1,200,000x13.00
2,000. __Oct 1 1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_433.80 St. Clairsville (V), Belmont Co_ 25,000
None
787,800028.80
48
Population in 1000
2,1129 1,002.00013.00
23,538 'Lippe,'nue City(V), Miami Co_ 30,000
1,703
INTEREST is payable part at office of City Treasurer and part at Tod Township, Crawford Co... 38,000
None
664.000 17.80
Toronto (V), Jefferson Co
82,000
Nassau Bank, New York City.
1.410.000 34.00
3,526
Uhrichsville (V). TuscarawasCo 95,950
1,500 1.000.000094.30
4,582
ZANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Isaac Humphrey, Clerk.
No c
999,000z12.00
When Due. BONDED DEBr Sept '094210,000 Uhrichsville School District- _ _ _ 30.000
LOANS375,000
No e 12,473,630z10.40 22.342
M-S $80,000c _ _1915-1916 School tax (per $1,000) 1908-48.65 Union County
4i
36.000 2,003 13,792,550 z9.20 $0,394
School Building Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at Nassau Van Wert County
35,762
Versailles (V), Dance Co
None
635,600031.80
1,478
'06 M-S$130.000c___Mch 1 1946 Bank. New York City.
4s
Wadsworth (V), Medina Co
71,880
None 1,068,000037.50
78,838
No .e 4,962,220033.00
Warren (C.). Trumbull Co
8,529
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
63,000
None 5,000,000 x9.50
Warren Sch. District
In the table below we give statements regarding minor civil divislOna Warren Twp., Belmont County 36,5;)))
None 2,480,270025.00
5,131
31
n the State of Ohio which are not represented among tile foregoing detailed Washington County
71,875
None 20,144,380 ____ 48,245
reports. We have added the population from the Census of 1900.
None 2,500,000030.40
Washington C. H., Fayette Co_ 81,000
5.751
Bonded Floating
86,964
Assessed Tax Popu
782,760044 20
None
N,Vatieon (V), Fulton Co
2,148
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation. Rale. lotion. tVauseon School District
. 17,450x15 00
None
.34,000
$
1900. Waynesville (V), Warren Co__ - 34,000
473,000030.00
$
$
None
$
723
None
91,000
642,480045.60
Ada (V), Hardin Co
2,576 Wellington (V). Lorain Co.... 28,155
840.645031.40
None
2,094
29,000
781,800z12.00
Ada School District
None
Willoughby (V), Lake County_ 97,838
None
903,900 28.20
1.753
Addyston (V). Hamilton Co.._.. 49.500
491,130 10.50
None
1,513 Wilmington (V), Clinton Co
41,000
None 1,982,477831.00
3,613
Amherst Un. School District_ 37,000
758,255x17 00
Woodsfield (V). Monroe Co_
*70,702
787,160 14.50
1.801
Arcanum (V), Darke Co
1,225 York Twp.. Van Wert Co
49,500
647,000027.00
None
None
100.000
906,000028.60
1.649
Auburn Twp., Crawford Co
28,000
775,200 16.50
1,174
None
Batavia (V). Clermont Co
52,381
364,000 37.00
None
1,029
• Total debt. x School tax. 'a Total tax. c County tax. b Village
Blanchester (V), Clinton Co__ _ 34,000
460.671043.00
1.788 tax. v State and county tax.
1,800
Bluffton (V). Allen County.._., 52,365
530,327a40.40
None
1,783
Bradford (V), Miami Co
•32,900
442,500 ____
1,254
Brady (Twp). Williams Co__ _ _ 28,000
444,400016.00
None
Bucyrus (C), Crawford Co
92.400 24,150 3,435,850a31.90
Eyesville (V), Guernsey Co____•31,900
354,000042.00
Cadiz (V), Harrison County___ 54,800
None 1,204,030034.60
1,755
30 000
Cadiz School District
None 1,580,000 x9.00
ITS
Caldwell (V). Noble County_ ___ 40,300
2,800
501,943042.00
927
Chagrin Falls (V), Cuyahoga Co.112,455
None
694,405037.00
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
77.970
Champaign County
None 18,357,188 c5.605 26,642
47,000
Chatfield (Twp), Crawford Co
None
954,500 a7.50
39.401
None 2,635,190036.46
Cheviot (V), Hamilton Co
Organized as a. Territory (Act May 7 1800) _July 4 1800
None
Chicago Jct. (V), Huron Co___ 52,000
800,000033.00
2,348
66,095
None
Clyde (V), Sandusky Co
828,060034.60
2,515 Admitted as a State (Act April 19 1816)_ ___Dec. 11 1816
None 31.742.060 06.05 88,590 Total area of State (square miles)_
39,000
Columbiana County
36,350
653,780035.06
Columbiana (V) Columbiana Co 33,000
1,339
State Capital
Indianapolis
None
.
'853,780013.50
Columbiana School District_ _ . 25,000
ColumbusGrove(V),Putnam Co. 85,000
460,000048,80
1,935 Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. '13).
.Thos. R,. Marshall
472,570
Columbus Grove School District 30,000
.Fred. A. Sims
2,000 2,808,960038.00
7,138 Secretary of State (term exp. Nov. 27 1910)
Conneaut (C), Ashtabula Co-_ 293,635
N'one
213,600051.60
1,104 Treasurer (term expires Feb. 10 1911)
Continental (V), Putnam Co_ _ _ 35,700
Oscar Hadley
72,850x33.20
Crooksville Sch. Dls., Perry Co_ 26,000
5,000
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Thursday after the
Cuyahoga Falls(V),Summit Co. 70.400
600 1,202,900030,00
3,186 first Monday in
January,and sessions are limited to sixty-one days.
.
Delphos (V) Allen & Van Wert
HISTORY OF DEBT.
Counties
-The historical details of Indiana's State debt
1,385,000037.10
4.517
87.000
Delta (V), Fulton Co
500,000049.00
1,230 from 1832 up to 1894 will be found In the "State and City Supplement" of
79,000
None
Dennison (V), Tuscarawas Co
3,763 April 1894, pages 85 and 86. Suit was started on Feb. 12 1909 in Superior
95,100
951,660 41.80
Dennison School District
Court No. 3 by J. Frank Hanley, former Governor, to restrain the issuance
67,000
958,000x17.50
Dover (C), Tuscarawas County..140,000
No le 2,320,680033.80
5,422 of the $120,348 3% bonds which were to have been delivered to the Board
of Trustees of Vincennes University In full settlement for some land, which.
Dover School District
25,500
2.451 ,330x10.50
Dresden, Muskingum County__ 33,000
It is said, the State took from the institution many years ago without
None
423,800030.00
East Palestine OD, Colum. Co_ 42.)00
None
825,560013.30
2,403 compensation. V. 88, p. 517. On Sept. 25 1909 the Superior Court
ElmwoodPlace(V),HamlitonCo 124.358
None 1,052,250010.00
2,532 decided that the issue was valid. The case is now before the Supreme Court.
Indiana's credit stands high now, all of its debt being in 3;i% bonds:
None
Ft. Recovery (V), Mercer Co__ 26,000
285,000a42.50
1,097
83,000
Fulton County
9.969,8200.055 22,801 the details of the State's outstanding obligations are as follows:
Garrettsville (V). Portage Co__ 52.000
None
1,145
692,000024.00
FOREIGN DEBT.
Geneva (V), Ashtabula County_125,700
2.340
1,100,000 34.40
When Due.
Temporary Loan (Ref.).
Girard (V), Trumbull County__ 43,000
None 1,416,215030.00
2,630 LOANS33is'05 A-0 $300,000r _Apr 1 1915
Stock Certfs.(Int. ceased).
45,000
Girard School District
None 1.416,235=2.40
___
Past due (Subject to call after April 1 1910.)
$3,470
Glendale (V), Hamilton Co__ 63,050
None
1,545 -.
013,570 31.08
Past due 3%s'95 M-N 500,000r_ _ _May 1 1915
2.145
Glouster (V), Athens Co-._ _ _ _ 31,000
2,155
418,630040.70
(Subject to call after May 1 1910.)
Greenwich Twp., Huron County 40,000
934,030
Hardln County
•129,661
DOMESTIC DEBT-NON-NEGOTIABLE.
14,346,950 ____ 31,187
Harrison Twp., Van Wert Co.._ 84,000
None
1,445
673,740027.00
Held by Purdue University.
Held by Vincennes University.
Hartwell (V), Hamilton Co_ __ _ 62,300
None 1,102,740 32.08
1,833 Ss
Q-J $340,000___Apr 1 1921 3s '09 s-a $120,548c
1919
Hicksville (V), Defiance Co____ 39,26a
None
2,520
550,470025.00
Held by Indiana University,
Live Stock Show Pavilion Bonds
Hillsboro (V), Highland Co__ 75,000
None 2,519,234 (24.00
4,535 58
M-N $144,000
(Tax-exempt).
District
32,000
Hillsboro School
None 1,650.000x13.50
3348'07 MN $100,000c__Nov 1 1910
37,500
Hocking County
None 6,450,000z10.665 24,308
INTEREST and principal of foreign debt payable at the office of WinsNone
384,000030.96
Home City (V), Hamilton Co.._ 56,500
868
Lanier & Co., New York; on Show Pavilion bonds at the State
32,80))
Jackson (V), Jackson Co
None 1,633,911 40.60
4,672 low.
Treasurer's office.
Jefferson (V), Ashtabula Co-__ 42,000
666,58027.80
50.000
TOTAL DEBT, &c.- Oct. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Nov. 1 '07. Nov. 1 '06.
Knox County
None 17,1 0,000 c6.995 27,768
65,000
None 1,614,770029.10
2.807 Foreign debt
Lebanon (V),‘l'arte» County
$805,615
$805,615
$805,615
$805,615
32,500
None
Leetonia_W),Columbla na Co
2,744 Domestic debt
800,740 29.80
704.598
704,548
584,000
484,000
66,892
County
None
1,726
LeiPsio (W. Putnam
430,00060 59
35,00
Leipsic School District
Total debt
6,000
479,o 10z36.10
,
$1,510.163 $1,389.615 $1,510,163 $1.289.615
State of Indiana.
9S
INDIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The following table shows the total valuation of real and personal property, including railroad and other property;
also the State tax rate (per $1,000) for the general fund for the years indicated. By an Act of the Legislature of 1905 the fleneral Fund tax has been
fixed at $1.20 per $1,000 for each of the years 1905, lloon. b1117 anti III) cents
per $1,000 annually thereafter; the law also stops levy for sinking fund
until 1908.
Valuation. State tax.
YearsValuation. State tax. Years$0.90 1902
$0.90
$1,394,808,242
1909
$1,776,132,096
1,360,445,139
0.90
0.90 1901
1908
1,723,311,564
1,255,258,038
1.20
1.20 1891
1,717.037,215
1907
764,287,517
1.20 1880
1.20
1908
662,283,178
1.20 1870
1.50
1905
1.597,560.087
0.90 1860
1.50
455,011,378
1904 ------1,543,000.000
138.362,085
0.90 1850
2.50
1903
1,513,433.644
The total tax rate (per $1,000) for 1908 was $3.335, including Benevolent Institution tax $0.50, school tax $1.36, State Debt Sinking Fund tax
$0.30 and Educational Institution tax 50.275, in addition to the general
fund tax of $0.90 as given above.
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In addition to the foregoing, general statutes have been passed by the
Legislature granting general powers to cities and towns to issue bonds for
legitimate corporate purposes, subject, however, to the Constitutional
limit of 2% on valuation. But we have not the space to set out here the
details, or the details of the other legislation applicable to cities of larger
and smaller population, and covering specific purposes,such as water-works,
&c.
-In Nov. 1909
GRAVEL ROAD LAW OF 1903 UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
the Indiana Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the amended highway
Act of 1905 authorizing free gravel roads to be paid for by taxation on
all the property in the township instead of assessments on the lands benefited. The decision was on the ground that the Act contains a provision
making the law a local and special Act. See State and City Department
of the "Chronicle" for Nov. 27 1909.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXAT1ON.-The Legislature of 1903 passed a
law (Chap. 179, Laws of 1903) exempting from taxation all bonds, notes.
&c., hereafter issued by State or municipal corporations. The section
follows:
SECTION 1, Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Indiana, That all bonds, notes and other evidences of indebtedness hereafter issued by the State of Indiana or by municipal corporations within
the State upon which the said State or the said municipal corporations pay
interest shall be exempt from taxation.
The above Act became effective April 23 1903.
POPULATION OF STATE.
1,350,428 1820
147,178
2,518,462 1860
1900
988,416 1810
24,520
2,192,404 1850
1890
685,866 1800
5,841
1,978,301 1840
1880
343,031
1,680.637 1830
1870
Between 1860 and 1870 the Increase was 330,209, or 24.45%; between
1870 and 1880 297,684. or 17.71%, and between 1880 and 1890 214,103
or 10.82%. Between 1890 and 1900 it was 14.8%
-In the present Constitution of Indiana, which
DEBT LIMITATION.
went into effect Nov. 1 1851. and was amended in 1881, there are explicit
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
limiting the power of both the State and Its municipalities to
provisions
STATE OF INDIANA.
contract debt.
FIRST, as to the State, Section 5 of Article 10 provides that no debt
-For reports not found in alphabetical order among the following, see
Note.
deficits in revenue, to pay interest, to repel inva- "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
except to meet casual
The sectiqn in full is subjoined.
sion, &c.,can be contracted
-No law shall authorize any debt
CREATION OF DEBT FORBIDDEN.
to be contracted on behalf of the State except in the following cases: To
meet casual deficits in the revenue; to pay interest on State debt; to repel
Invasion, suppress insurrection, or, if hostilities be threatened, provide
for the public defense.
In the sixth section of the same article the last clause prohibits the
assumption by the State of the debts of any municipality or corporation.
The clause referred to reads as follows:
"Nor shall the General Assembly ever on behalf of the State assume
the debts of any county, city, town or township, nor of any corporation
whatever."
SECOND, as to municipalities, the provision contained in the Constitution seems to be equally clear and emphatic, and, as will be found, fixeR
the limit at 2% of the valuation. It is Article 13 of that instrument (an
amendment to the 1851 Constitution adopted March 14 1881) which relates
to this subject, and we give the article in full below.
-No political or municipal corporation
LIMITED-EXCESS VOID.
in this State shall ever become indebteded in any manner or for any purpose to an amount in the aggregate exceeding 2% on the valuation of the
taxable property within such corporation, to be ascertained by the last
assessment for State and county taxes previous to the incurring of such Indebtedness; and all bonds or obligations in excess of such amount given by
such corporation shall be void; Provided, That in time of war, foreign Invasion or other great public calamity, on petition of a majority of the property owners in number and value, within the limits of such corporation.
the public authorities in their discretion may incur obligations necessary
for the public protection and defense to such an amount as may be requested in such petition.
It should be said in connection with the above that several laws have
been enacted since the foregoing constitutional limit was adopted (March
14 1881). and bonds have been issued by counties thereunder beyond the 2%
limit, for the construction of "free gravel, stone or other macadamized
roads." Several such laws were passed at the 1899 session of the Legislature. But in the case of Strieb vs. Cox, Treas., 111 Ind., the Supreme
Court of Indiana held that gravel road bonds are not properly indebtedness
of the county-hence do not come within the inhibition of Section 13 of the
Constitution. (See editorial In "State and City Supplement" for October
1899, page 3.)
THEW), counties (but no other kind of municipality) are prohibited
from subscribing for any stock in a corporation unless paid for at time of
such subscription. The section which covers this subject is Section 6 Of
Article 10,and is as follows:
-No county shall subscribe for
COUNTIES CANNOT TAKE STOCK.
stock in any incorporated company unless the same be paid for at the time
of such subscription; nor shall any county loan its credit to any incorporated
company, nor borrow money for the purpose of taking stock in any such
company; nor shall the General Assembly ever on behalf of the State assume
the debts of any county, city, town or township, nor of any corporation
whatever.
The prohibition which this section contains applies, as already stated,
only to counties. Consequently the Legislature was at liberty to authorze cities to subscribe to the stock of railroads, as it did by a general law
passed in 1869, granting the power to subscribe to the stock of any railroad
running into or through any city or near its corporate limits. Other laws
of a somewhat similar character have been passed at other dates. We no,
tice one law. too (Section 5377, Burns's Annotated Statutes, revision 1901)
which authorizes counties bordering on the State line, or any township or
city situated In such county, to subscribe for railroad stock. In that law
no attempt is made to endow counties with power to issue bonds for this
purpose (thus obeying the mandate of the Constitution), though by the
succeeding section (Section 5378) cities are given authority to issue such
bonds.
COUNTIES are apparently restricted by statute to a lower than the
Constitutional limit of 2% in the matter of creating certain kinds of debt.
For instance, Section 7834 of Burns's Annotated Statutes, 1901, authorizes
any county to issue bonds when necessary to construct, complete or repair
court house, jail or other county buildings, or to fund existing debt; in
those cases county commissioners may borrow for that purpose not exceeding 1% on assessed valuation and Issue bonds therefor, provided that no
second or subsequent loan shall be made or authorized so long as any
former loan made under the provisions of the Act shall remain unpaid.
From Section 7920 It appears, moreover, that whenever the aggregate indebtedness, funded or otherwise, of any county having a voting population
of over 20,000 amounts to or exceeds 1%, It is not lawful to increase such
Indebtedness in any manner or form except only by temporary loans In
anticipation of the revenue of the then current fiscal year and not exceeding two-thirds of the amount of the county tax duplicate of the preceding
year.
Limit of 1% may be exceeded in counties for funding purposes in certain
cases where the aggregate indebtedness in 1879 exceeded 1% (see Burns's
Revised Statutes, 1901,Section 7918); also for temporary loans (see Burns's
Revised Statutes, 1901. Section 7920).
Also (if the laws that have been passed are constitutional), the limit
of 2% may be exceeded for the purpose of making gravel roads (see above),
the Supreme Court having decided that gravel road bonds are not properly
an indebtedness of the county. By statute the limit for such bonds (Section 8910) is 4%.
ALLEN COUNTY. George W. Lindemuth, Auditor.
County seat is Fort Wayne.
When Due. Total valuation 1908_ _ „$54,628,680
LOANS(Assessment about 65% actual val.)
Court House Bonds.
J-J $455,000c _ _ _ _1910-1935 State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'08___$8.30
48
77,270
Court House Ec Power Station Bds Population in 1900
80,500
M-N $195,000c__Nov 1 1919 Population in 1907 (est.)
31.4s
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_$667,500
INTEREST is payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City.
ANDERSON. H. P. Hardie, Comptroller.
This city is the county seat of Madison County. The water works,
municipal,street-lighting plant and commercial lighting plant, valued at
$750,000, are owned by the city.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS45 '93 F-A $26,000.. _Feb 1 1913
Refunding Water Bonds.
3 As
____ $7,000 ___ _Feb 1 1927 33.s'93 A-0 40.000__Apr 15 1024
(Subject to call after 1914.)
F-A 60.000_ ___Aug 1 1918
5s
3,000___ _Sept 1 1920
4s
M-S
Refunding Bonds.
$9.000_ __Jan 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Mch 8 1909 $192,762
3 As '08J-J
44,762
3348'07 F-A 17,500___Feb 1 1927 Floating debt
1.044
Sinking fund
School Bonds.
10,000,000
4s '90 F-A $3,000_ _Aug 1 1920 Tax valuation 1908
Actual valuation
24,000,000
Water Notes.
Os 04
M-Sj515,000_ _Sept 1 '10-'12 City tax rate (per $1,000) '09-511.00
20,178
1 6,000____Sept 1 1913 Populat on In 1900
26,000
Electric Light Warrants
Population in 1909 (est.)
1910-1914
____ $37.300
(is
INTEREST is payable at Fourth National Bank of New York City.
ANDERSON SCHOOL CITY. James B. Percy. Superintendent.
When Due.
'BONDED DEBT Oct 1909 __ $50,000
LOANS3.655 '09J-J $50,000_July 15 '11-'151
BLACKFORD COUNTY. L.W.Daugherty,County Auditor
County seat is Hartford City.
When Due.
LOANSCourt House Bonds.
19lO-1913
J-J $40,000e
53
1913-1917
A-0 $30,000c
fis
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 '08 300.000
INTEREST is payable by Winslow
Gravel road debt (Included) $36,620
Assessed valuation 1908_9,726.595
(Assessment Is 2-3 actual value.)
County tax (per $1 000) '08_$3.36 A
17.213
Population in 1900
Lanier & Co.. New York.
BRAZIL. Fred. K. De Armey, City Clerk.
This city is in Clay County. Inc. a town Dec. 18 1868; city May 8 1873.
Water-Work..
When Due
LOANSOs
M-N 525.0000_ _ May 2 1915
School House.
6s
M-N $15,0000_ May 21 1915 BONDED DEBT Mch '09_ 09,500
Os
M-N 8.0000___Nov 1 1917 Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _3,458,725
es
F-A
4.5000___Feb 1 1918 (Assessrn't about 7-10 actual value.)
J-D
66
4,000o___June 1 1910 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08_529.70
7,786
Refunding School.
Population in 1900
48
10.000
J-J
$3,000o_July 1 1915 Population in 1908 (est.)
M-N 10,0000
4s
1922
GASS COUNTY. George W.Cann, Auditor.
Logansport is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
County Bonds,
$50,000
Refunding bonds
Cass-Howard County line__ 5,880
4,800
Cass-White County line
11,000
Cass-Carroll County line
Ditch Bonds
$500
Mills ditch bonds
4,050
Gault ditch bonds
7,200
Myers ditch bonds
5,600
Neff ditch bonds
4,800
Galbreath ditch bonds
5,386
Wilson ditch bonds
INTEREST is payable at County
Treasurer's office.
Township Gravel Road Bonds.
$28,166
Bethlehem Twp. bonds
28,506
Clinton Twp. bonds
28,295
Washington Twp. bonds
43,734
Tipton Twp. bonds
27,712
Deer Creek Twp. bonds
39,974
Jackson Twp. bonds
Summary of Debt Jan 1 1909
$71,980
County bonds
27,536
Ditch bonds
Township gravel road bonds_196,387
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_ _295,903
Assessed valuation 1908_ _24,567,900
County tax (per $1,000)'08_533.65
34,545
Population in 1900
COLUMBUS. Wm. W. Adams, Treasurer.
This city is in Bartholomew County.
When Due.
Electric Light Bonds.
LOANS4s
J-J $11,000c__Jan 1 1914
Funding Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $15.000cJuly 1 1919 (Subject to call after .Tan 1 1010.)
27,000c__Jan 1 1936 BOND.DEBT June 1909_ _ $87,000
33s '06J-J
5.728,109
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1926.) Assessed val.1908
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
$8,000c__ _Jan 1 1936 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-530.00
334s '06J-J
8,130
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1926.) Population in 1900
11,000
26,000c_July 1 1929 Population in 1907 (est.)
3 As'09 J-J
INTEREST on the 33'e is payable at the People's Say. & Tr. Co.
COLUMBUS SCHOOL CITY
F. F. Fitzgibbon, Supt. of Schools.
J-D $50,000c--June 1 19141Total assessed val, 1908__$6,187,730
4s
(Subject to call after June 11907.) 1(Assessment about 70 %actual value)
BOND. DEBT Mayo '09_ _ 450,000!School tax rate(per $1,000)'08.310.00
11,500
Sinking fund
8,465'Population In 1908 (est.)
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank. Columbus.
EAST CHICAGO. Edw. De Briae, Mayor.
This place is in Lake County.
$7,500
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
6s '08 J-D $28,000_ _Dec 1 '10-'19 Assessed valuation 1908_5,142,542
BOND.DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $87,000 (Assessment about g actual value.)
285,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$37.60
Assessment debt
18,000
372,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909
INTEREST on the 6s is payable in East Chicago; on the school 5s at the
office of N. W. Halsey & Co. In Chicago,
EAST CHICAGO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANSWhen Due.1
5s '09 J-D $40,000__Dec 1 '19-'281
INTEREST payable In New York City and at the J. F. Wild & Co. State
Bank in Indianapolis.
NOV., 1009.
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INDIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
ELK.HART COUNTY. D. 0. Batchelor, Auditor.
99
INDIANAPOLIS. Charles A. Bookwalter, Mayor; Geo. T.
Goshen Is the county seat.
Breunig, Comptroller.
Funding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Indianapolis is the county seat of Marion County. Original town
Refunding Bonds
5s '94 M-S $20,000c-Mch 1 '10-'13 charter. Feb. 17 1838; present charter 1891.
5s '08 F-A $60,000c _ _ _1910-1915 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $185,000 LOANSStation House Bonds.
When Due.
28,250,000
Court-House Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
Hospital Bonds.
48 '97 J-J $150,000c___Jan 1 1927
55 '05 J-D 1$15,000cJune 1 '10-'15 (Assessment about 35% actual val.) 33s '06 J-J $100,000c. _Jan 1 1936
Emergency Bonds.
15,000cDec 1 '10-'15 County tax (per $1,000) 1908..$4.065
Fire Dept. & Hospital Bonds.
3345 '01J-J j$30,000c_Jan 1 1910-'12
45,052 33is '01 J-J $20.000c_Jan '10-'11
4s '07 F-A 25,000c_Aug 1 '12-'21 Population in 1900
1. 20,000c_July 1 '10-'11
25.000c_Feb 1 '13-'22 Population In 1908 (est.)
52,000 3s '01 J-J
3,000c_Jan 1 1912
City Hall Bonds.
48 '06 M-S 25,000c_M-S 15 '14-'18
Bridge Bonds.
334s'06 J-J $300,000c___July 1 1936
INTEREST on the funding bonds is payable at the State Bank of Goshen 3;0'99 J-J
$75,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-14 330'09 J-J 600,000cJan 1 1939
on the court-house 5s at the City National Bank of Goshen and on the court- 330 '03 J-J 65,000c_ __Jan 1 1924 ANNEXED DISTRICT BONDS.
house 4s at the Elkhart County Loan & Trust Co.
Flood Bonds.
Brightwood Water Bonds.
33 '04 J-J $125,000c_ _Jan 1 1924 6s '95 F-A $10,000c_Feb 1910 & 15
-is
ELKHART SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. V. Anderson, Sec'y.
Park Improvements Bonds.
Haughville School Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908 _ _57 775,500 48 '97 J-J $350,000c_Jan 1 1027 58 '95 J-J $12,800c_July 15 1915
Boulevard Bonds.
4s '07 F-A $60,000c_ Aug 1 '12-'171(Assessment about 40% actual value)
West Indianapolis Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909__.$60.000 i School tax (per $1,000) 1008_ _511.00 3345 '03 J-J$100,000c___May 1 1933
School Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
9,0001Population in 1908 (est.)
Floating debt
20,000
6s '92 J-J
$),000c July 15 '10-'12
45 '95 J-J $200,000c __July 1 1915
INTEREST payable In Elkhart.
Funding Bonds.
4s '94 J-J 109,500c_ _Jan 26 1924 6s '95 1$-S $1,000c_Mch 15 1910
48 '94 J-J 600,000c___Mch 1 1924 6s '96 J-J
EVANSVILLE. E. B. Oslage, Comptroller.
6,000c_July 6 '12-'17
8 000c. _Dec 21 1916
Evansville is the county seat of Vanderburgh Co. incorporated 1847. 4s '94 J-D 300,000c__June 30 1924 6s '96 J-D
45,000c___July 1 1925
3345 '05J-J
Town of Irvington (Annexed 1902.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 5 '09_$1,877,000 334s'08 J-J 60,000 __.July '10-'12
LOANS1
4s '00 F-A $1,000c_-_Aug 1 1010
Total valuation 1909
City Bonds.
31,191,440
Market House Bonds.
5s '87 J-J $575,000c_ __Jan 1 1912 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
295,000c___Jan 1 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$27.60 334s '03J-J 512,000c_July 1 '10-'13 I
430'87 J-J
INTEREST Is payable by Winslow, Lanier & Co., New York.
4s '87 J-J 591,000c___July 1 1912 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _511.40
TOTAL DEBT, &c.- Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06.
Water Bonds.
Population in 1890
50,756
Total funded debt
$2,705,500 $2,772,500 $2,839,500 $2,491,500
6s '87 J-J $400,000c_. July 1 1912 Population In 1909 (est.)
80,000
66,300
84,300
Old Bonded Debt.
INTEREST is payable by Winslow, Debt assumed by annex'n
90,300
94,300
85 '81 F-A $16,000c___ _Feb 1911 Lanier & Co.. New York.
Total liabilities
$2,771,800 $2,856,800 $2,929,800 $2,585,800
EVANSVILLE SCHOOL CITY. Fred. W. Lattenslelo, Teeasurer
The city had a sinking fund balance of $12,912.52 on Jan. 1 1909. In adLOANSWhen Due. 1 (Assessment about 60% actual value) dition to the above debt, there were outstanding on Jan. 1 1909 $1,849,31is'07 M-N $92.400c_ May 1 '10-'17 School tax (per $1,000) 1910__.$6.50 145.03 street-Improvement bonds, commonly known as "Barrett Law
BOND. DEBT Sept 15 1909_592,400 Population in 1900 (est.)
75,500 Bonds." These bonds are a first lien on abutting property and are not
Assessed valuation 1909_$33,000,000
obligations of the city.
INTEREST payable at the Citizens' National Bank of Evansville.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The value of city property on Jan. 1 1909 was
about $2,650,000.
FORT WAYNE. Aug. M. Schmidt, Comptroller.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city's assessed valuation (about 88%
This city (incorporated 1840) is the county seat of Allen County. The
$15,800 of water-works bonds due In 1914 were Issued by the town of South of cash value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Personal
Total Assessed. Total Tea
Wayne and assumed by the city upon annexation of the town.
YearsReal Estate.
Property.
Valuation. per $1,000.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909_$589,800 1909
$133,243,260
$45,412,950
$178,656,210
Refunding Railroad Loans.
83,194 1908
Sinking fund
131,476,300
45,188,890
176,665,190
21..80
43-is'88 A-0 $299,000c_Oct 10 1913 Water debt (included) _
300.800 1907
129,721,225
44,523,100
174,244.325
21.90
So. Wayne Water Bonds.
30.946,740 1905
Total valuation 1908
111,362,970
41,615,380
152,978,350
21.30
68 '88 J-J $15,800c_ July 10 1914 (Assessment about 75% actual val.) 1901
94,935,180
34,249,770
129,184.950
19.50
Refunding Water Bonds.
Total tax (per 31,000) 1908_ _ _523.60 189(1
69,694,230
24,006,960
93,701,190
15.55
3148'90 M-N $100.000c_Nov 15 1919 Population in
45,115 1880
48.099,940
16.00
330'00 J-J
60,000
146,000c_Jan 18 1920 Population In 1909 (est.
POPULATION.
-Estimated population 1909 (city directory), 240,150.
INTEREST Is payable in Now York-on 434% and 6% bonds at the In 1900 the population was 169,164; In 1890 It was 105,436: in 1880, 75.056;
in 1870, 48,244. Territory of city substantially Increased between 1890
Third National Bank; on all other bonds at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co
and 1900.
FORT WAYNE SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. N. Study, Supt.
.
When Due. 4s'09 A-0'575,000c_ _Oct 1 '14-'18 INDIANAPOLIS SCHOOL DISTRICT. Frank L. Reissner, Secretary.
LOANSThis district includes the whole of the city of Indianapolis and reports
1150,000c__Oct 1 '19-'23
A-0 $55,000c_Oct 1 'l0.'20
34s
A-0 50 000c__ _Oct 1 1021 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $320,000 the same assessed valuation
31
-is
Coupon Notes.
Building, Refunding, &c.
75.000c_Jan 1 '10-'14 Floating debt
31s '05J-J
5,325 434s
J-J $16,000c_Jan 1 '10-'13 Ns
J-J 52)),000c_July 1 '10-'11
4s '07 M-S 60,000c_Sept 2 '10-'17 Assessed valuation 1908_ _30,581,530
434s
M-N 60,000c_Nov 1 '10-'24 45
J-J 419.000c_July 1 '10-'26
45 '08 M-N 72,000c_Nov 1 '10-'18 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__ _56.40 4s
F-A 40,000c__ _Feb 1 1911
Trust Fund.
Population In 1909 (est.)
65.000 4s
M-S
8,000c. _Mch 31 1918 6s
J-J $22.000c ________1914
INTEREST is payable at U.S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York.
School, Real Estate & Imp. Bds.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 18'09 $1,210,000
J-J 1$200 000c_July '30-'33 Library, school. teachers pen334s
FRANKFORT. Worth Price, Clerk.
1 200,000c_July '34-'37
sion fund and compulsory
This city is In Clinton County,
3348 '05J-.T
50,000c_July 1 1938
education tax rate (per $1,LOANSWhen Due.1 BONDED DEBT Oct 1009. $61,000 330'09 J-J f 50,000c__July 1 1939
000). 1908
$5.80
Electric Light Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908__ _4,635,305
1 25,000c._ _July 1 1940 Population In 1909 (est.) _ _ _ _240,1"0
55 '09 J-J $25,000c_ _Jan 1 '11-'15 Total tax (per $1,000) '08_$28.50
Funding Bonds.
25,000c_ _July 1
$345
J-J $100,000c__July '27-'28
INTEREST payable in New Yorc City and at the J. F. Wild Fe Co.
INTEREST on the Real Estate and Improvement bonds, on the
State Bank in Indianapolis.
ing 4s and the funding 334s is payable at Winslow, Lanier & Co.. NewbuildYork
City; on the building 5s and the coupon notes 454s due 1910 to 1913 at the
FULTON COUNTY. Geo. W. Du Bois, Auditor.
National Park Bank in New York City; other coupon notes and trust funds
Rochester is the county seat.
payable In Indianapolis.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds
Bridge Bonds.
5s '98 M-S $35,000c__Sept 12 1918 JEFFERSONVILLE. T. W. Perry, Treasurer.
This city is in Clark County.
4;is '05A-0 $50.000c___Apr 5 1925 No interest
$4,841r____Oct 3 1910
Paving Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1909_5315,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_$206,966 LOANSRefunding City Bonds.
5s '05 A-0 $8 000c___Apr 5 1925 Sinking fund
Floating debt
53,199
71,000
Court-House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _11,911,510 334s'99 F-A $52,000c Feb 1 '10-'24 Sinking fund
4,567
($3,500 yearly.)
5s '95 M-N $33,000c__ _May 1 1915 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
Total valuation 1908
4,582,260
5s '96 M-N 25,000c___May 1 1916 State&Co tax(per $1,000) '08_56.80 15s '97 A-0 $54,000c___Apr 1 1922 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
73,500c___July 1 1922 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1909___-$17.00
5s '96 M-N 23,500c___Nov 2 1916 Population in 1900
17,453 5s '97 J-J
INTEREST on the court-house and refunding bonds is payable at the 3348'00 M-N 100,000c
Nov 1925 Population in 1900
10,774
Corn Exchange National Bank, Chicago; on the bridge and paving bonds at 330'06 J-J
32,000c___Jan 1 1931 Population in 1909 (est.)
15,000
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office; also in Chicago.
the American Exchange National Bank. New York.
GARY. C. Oliver Holmes, Clerk.
KNOX COUNTY. John T. Scott, Auditor.
County seat is Vincennes.
This town is in Lake County, Incorporated July 14 1906.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 2 1909. $42,500
LOANSWhen Due. Assessment debt (about) $300,000
Building Bonds
Total valuation 1908 _ _ _ _24,379,335
Police & Fire Station Bonds
Floating debt
J-D $20,000_ _June 1 '10-'13 (Assessment about 65% actual value)
28,000 4s
430'09 J-J $45,000c- _Jan 15 1919 Sinking fund (about)
Bridge Bonds
3,500
Fire-Station and Equipment Bonds Assessed valuation 1909_9,145,000 434s'04 J-D $6,225__Dec 1 '10-'12 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_58.00
Population in 1900
4 %,.09
$2,746
$10,000___Aug 1 1019 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_534.20
Hospital Bonds
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $55,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000 430'06 A-0 $10,000___Dec 1 '10-11
INTEREST on the building and the bridge issues is payable at the
GARY SCHOOL DISTRICT
W. A. Wirt, Superintendent of Schools.
4s '09 J-J $55,000-- __Jan 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ $9,500,000 Hanover National Bank, New York.
BONDED DEBT Oct 1909_$188,500 School tax (per $1,000) '08_512.50 LAFAYETTE. Jas. W.Schooler, Comptroller.
This city is the county seat of Tippecanoe County. Incorporated 185$.
GOSHEN. Geo. H. Rimpler, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due TOT.D'T(water)Sept 17'09 $300,000
This city Is In Elkhart County.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
16,203
J-D $225,000c_ _June 1 1920 Total valuation 1909
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__$4,231.000 4 Tis
12,466.130
4s '07 J-D 126,000„June 1 '17-'29 (Assessment about 45% actual val.) (Subject to call after June 1 1915.) (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
J-D $75,000c_ June 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
124,000_ _Dec 1 '17-'28 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_511.20 434s
$9.80
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_563,623 Population in 1900
7,810 (Subject to call after June 1 1916.) Population in 1900
18.116
Floating debt
Population in 1909 (est.)
21,200 Population in 1908 (est.)
11,000 INTEREST payable at New York.
26,000
INTEREST payable in Goshen,at the State Bank and the City Nat.Bank. LAKE COUNTY. Chas. A. Johnson, Auditor.
Crown Point is the county seat.
GRANT COUNTY. A. Y. Stout, Auditor.
LOANSWhen Due. COUNTY BONDED DEBT
County scat is Marlon.
Calumet Twp. Bridge Bonds
Jan 2 1909
360,000'
When Due.
LOANS1515,000c_July 1 '10-'14 Gravel road debt (township
GEN. DEBT May 6 '09_ $130,000 58 '09 &a
Boulevard Bonds.
12,000c_Jan 1 '11-14
obligations) May 1905__ $362,348
43is '051$-N 154.500cNov 15 '10-'14 Gravel road bonds (add'!)
7,000c_Jan 1 '15-'16 Assessed valuation 1908_48,670,000
59,795
1 5,700_May 15 '10-'15 Assessed valuation 1908_ _31,392,135
3,500c_ _July 1 1915 County tax (per $1,000)1908-53.76 34
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessm't about 85% actual value.)
Jail Bonds*
Population in 1900
37,892
45 '04 July $2o,000 ..July 1 '10-'13 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_$3.065 55 '08 J-J 1530,000c_Jan 1 '10-'15
Jail Bonds.
Population in 1890
1 25,000c_July 1 '10-'14
31,493
4s
Feb 155,000c_ __Feb 11014 Population in 1900
54,693 LA PORTE COUNTY
Chas H. Miller, Auditor
190,000e_Feb 1 '15-'23 Population in 1906 (est.)
60,000
County seat Is La Porte
HAMMOND SCHOOL DISTRICT. W.F. Howat, President. LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt (school fund)_ _$76,016
Jail Bonds
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20'09_ $107,000 58 '08 M-S $71,250c_June 1 '10-'28 Graves roads bonds (add'!)
(4348) Mch 1909
Building Bonds.
318.642
Assessed valuation 1908___7,862,315
Court-House Bonds
Toi esvalentios 190
m Lal smua in 60%
8
31,106,949
4s'07 J-D $45,000c_ Dec 1 '10-'17 (Assessment about 20% actual value) 5s '08 J-D $118,750__June
1 '10-'28
actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
School tax (per $1.000) 1909_511.10 5s '09 J-D 25,000c_June 1 '10-'29 County tax (per
$1,000) 1908_$3.662
1$-N $54,150c _ _ _ _1910-1028 Population in 1908 (est.)
4s g
25,000 ($1,000 In even and 51,500 in odd yrs) Population in 1890
34.445
INTEREST on funding bonds payable at Commercial Bank, Hammond. BOND. DEBT Mch 8 1909 $200 000 Population in 1909
(est.)
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank, Chicago, Ill. 50,000
HUNTINGTON COUNTY. John W. Weaver, Auditor.
Huntington is the county scat.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '09 $290,000
LOANSCourt House Bonds.
Floating debt
39,960
330 '04J-J $160,000_July 1 '14-'23 Total valuation 1908
20,494,090
100,000. __July 1 1924 (Assessm't about 6))% actual value.)
3348'07 July 14,000.July 1 10&12 State&Co.tax(per$1,000) 10..„58.70
.
16,000__July 1 '1163'13 Population in 1900
7,328
1NTERET is payable at Mercantile National Bank New York.
LAWRENCE COUNTY. Walter G. Owens, Auditor.
Bedford
is the county seat.
LOANSaii
When Due.
Bonds,
_a
$03.3.,d0.0.
0
Refunding Bonds.
4s
1 '10-'22
26,000c_Sept 1 '10-'22
BONDED D BT Oct 1909_485,000
Gravel road debt (township
obligations) Sept 1909 - __ 3472.000.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _14,260.000
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
County tax (per *1,000) 1909_33.06
Population In 1900
25,729
INTEREST payable In New York.
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NEW ALBANY SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. A. Buerk, Superinted't Schools.
4s '04 J-D $35,000c_June 1 '10-'14 I (Assessment about 75% actual value)
This city Is In Cass County. Incorporated Feb. 17 1838. City owns BOND. DEBT Sept MIL_ $35,000 School tax (per 51,000) 1908_ _ _55.40
water and electric-light plant.
25,000
Assessed valuation 1008.. _$8,500,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
When Due BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '00_ $140,000
LOANSINTEREST payable at New Albany National Bank.
58,946
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
9,294,810 NEW CASTLE. Fred Saint, Treasurer.
3348'06 J J j$48,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'16 Total valuation 1909
1108,000c_ __Jan 1 1926 (Assessment about 65% actual value)
This city is In Henry County. Inc. May 21 1840; reorganized In 1867.
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1916.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$23.30 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ _ $45,000 Assessed valuation 1908_43,380,330
16,204
$5,000 Population in 1900
Pratt Charitable Fund
51,355 (Assessmeat about 34 actual value.)
Floating debt
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank, Logansport.
116,152 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_419.50
Assessment debt
3,406
LOGANSPORT SCHOOL CITY. G. A. Raub, Secretary.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ _ 212,507 Population in 1900
10.000
884 Population in 1909 (est.)
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 '09.. _ _ _$35,000 Sinking fund
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the American Exchange National Bank In
4s '09 M-N $35,000c_ May 1 1929 INTEREST payable at First Nat. New York and at the Citizens' State Bank in New Castle.
Bank in Logansport.
(Subject to call after May 1 1919.)
LOGANSPORT. D. A. Middleton, Comptroller.
MADISON. Charles Hillabold, Treasurer.
Madison is the county seat of Jefferson County. Incorporated April 1838.
Water-Works Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSF-A $30,000c_ _Aug '09-'15
4s
Funding 'D."
200e
F-A
past due
MN $8,000c__Nov 1 1910 430
4s
3,000c___Nov 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $170,200
M-N
4s
Water debt (incl. above)
30,200
Refunding Bonds.
3,962,035
48
M-N $26,000c_Nov 1 10-'13 Total valuation 1908
M-N 12,500c_Nov 1 '09-'17 (Assessment about actual value.)
4s
3348'04 Nov 22,000c___Nov I 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _513.50
7,835
7,500c___Nov 1 1920 Population in 1900
3348'05 Nov
10,000
330'06 Nov 11,000c___Nov 1 1921 Population in 1908 (est)
330'07 Nov 19,000c___Nov 1 1922
330'08 Nov 16,500c__ _Nov 1 1923
INTEREST on the water-works and funding bonds is payable at the
National Branch Bank of Madison; all other bonds by City Treasurer.
MADISON SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. A. Jessup, Superintendent.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909_ $45,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908_ _ _4,000,000
Building Loan.
$42,000c _ .1010-1923 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
s-a
4s
INTEREST payable at the Madison School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ -49.60
Safe Deposit & Trust Co. In Madison.
MARION. Eli E. Coats, Comptroller.
This city Is In Grant County. Incorporated 1889.
When Due BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '09_ $61,000
LOANS32,000
Water debt (additional)_ _
Water Bonds.
9,472,475
$4,000c _May 1 '10-'16 Tax valuation 1909
5s
M-N
(Assessment is 34 actual value.)
18,000c _July 1 '10-'12
J-J
4s
10,000c..Jan 1 '14-'15 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ ___$12.50
4s
J-J
17.537
Population In 1900
City Bonds.
21,732
F-A $20,0000_Aug 1 '15-'24 Population in 1909
5s
9,000cApr 1 1918
A-0
45
INTEREST payable In New York.
J. T. Giles, Superintendent of Schools.
MARION SCHOOL CITY
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09 $59,000
LOANS$3,000c-__Apr 1 1910 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _9,831,520
'90 ..__
Os
4s '06 ___ 1 5,000c. _May 15 1910 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
259.00
,0
i 24,000cMaY 15 '11-'13 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__500
I 27,000cMay 15 '14-'16 Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at the Grant Trust & Savings Co. In Marion.
MARION COUNTY
Albert Sahm, Auditor.
County seat is Indianapolis.
Bridge Bonds.
330'04 J-J 2850,000c___July 1 1924
330'08 M-N 100,000c__May 1 1928
Oct 1928
3348'08 A-0 100,000
3346'09 J-J 100,000c._ _Feb 1 1929
Refunding Bonds.
4s '97 J-D $200,000c__Dec 10 1927
3 48'00 M-N 200,000c_ _May 21 1920
3345'01 J-D 100,000c__June 20 1921
33-s'05 J-D 200,000c___June 11025
PARKER SCHOOL CITY.
This district is in Randolph County.
When Due. I
LOANSSchool-Building Bonds.
19291
430'09 ___- $30,500
PERU. Wm. O'Hara, Clerk.
This city is in Miami County. Incorporated Feb. 14 1848.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT May 1 'Oil__ $50,000
LOANS18,526
Floating debt Jan 1 1909__
Refunding Bonds.
18,696
330'07 M-Sj$22,000c_Mch 1 '13-'23 Sinking fund
3,698,785
3,000c. Mch 1 1924 Tax valuation 1908
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
-Works Bonds.
Refunding Water
4s
J-J $10,600c_ _July 1 '10-'11 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_535.00
8,463
Population in 1900
Funding Bonds
14,000
3 4s'09 J-J $20,000__Jan 1 '20-'29 Population in 1908 (est.)
School Bonds.
430'98 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1913
INTEREST on all bonds is payable in Peru, except school bonds, which
Is payable in New York.
1
PUTNAM COUNTY. D. V. Moffett, Auditor.
Greencastle Is the county seat.
County debt Sept 17 '09_ $98,999 County tax (per $1,000) 1909 $5 2634
21,478
Assessed valuation 1909__17,154,214 Population in 1900
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(
RICHMOND. Webster Parry, Comptroller.
This city is the county seat of Wayne County. First Incorporated in 1840
Sewer Bonds
When Due.
LOANS3.653'08 J-D $25,000_Dec 26 '10-'14
Refunding Bonds.
4s '02 A-0 $18,000c _Oct 1 '10-'15 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09 $220,500
7,597
14,000c_ _July 1 1915 Sinking fund
4s '05 J-J
Total assessed val. 1909414,399,455
Light-Plant Bonds.
4s '02 M-S$100,000c___Mch 4 1927 Less mtge. exemption_... 456,950
4s '02 M-S 44,000c__Mch 18 1927 Net assessed val. 1908__ _ _13,699,525
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
Funding Bonds.
133.s'08 M-N $17,500c_.. Nov 12 '16 Tax rate (per 51 ,000) 1008_.._$l1.00
18,226
Population in 1900
22.000
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the sewer bonds Is payable In Indianapolis; on all others
in New York City.
RICHMOND SCHOOL CITY.
When Due.[ Assessed valuation 1909_514,000,000
LOANS45 '09 F-A$100,000_ _Aug 2 '15-'l9 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _58.00
BOND.DEBT Sept 18 '09..4175,0001
County Bonds
334 i '99 jD $200,000c_June '10 to'21) RUSH COUNTY. Jesse M. Stone, County Auditor.
Voting Machine Bonds.
Rushville is the county seat.
334s'06M-S j$60,000c_Sept 1 '10-'15 COUNTY BONDED DEBT
Assessed valuation 1908419,971,020
1 8,000c_ _ _ Sept 1 1916
$140,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1908 $3.4634
Sept 15 1909
BOND. DEBT Mch 2509,$2,238,000 Floating debt
20,148
25,000 Population In 1900
Total assessed val. '08_ _ _210,500,000
22,500
118,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
fund
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) Sinking road bonds
159,540
tax (per $1,000) 1908_3.4634 Gravel
County
INTEREST payable in Chicago, Ill., and in Portland, Me.
197,227
Population In 1900
Population in 1909 (est.) __ _275.000 RUSHVILLE. M. V. Spivey Treasurer.
INTEREST Is payable at Winslow, Lanler & Co., New York City.
This city is in Rush County.
Assessed valuation 1909_43,000,000
Water Bonds.
MIAMI COUNTY. Charles Griswold, Auditor.
J-J $37.000c_ _ _Jan 1 1913 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
8s
Peru is the county seat.
City tax (per $1,000) 1909,___$10.50
yearly on Jan 1.)
(Part
When Due.1 Bridge Bonds.
6,000
LOANSBOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909_537,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
14s '08 ___ $12,000__Nov 1 '10-'15 Assessment debt
Court House Bonds.
30,000
___ $182,000c_Jan 1 '1O-'22 BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ $194,000
3%s
at office of Winslow, Lanier & Co., N. Y. City.
INTEREST is payable
1Tax valuation 1908.
16,964.815
'County tax (per $1,000) '0845.3634 RUSH VILLE SCHOOL CITY. Allen R. Holden, Secretary.
This school City Is in Rush County.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT Mch 1908_540,000
MICHIGAN CITY. C. E. Meyer, Treasurer.
LOANS
4,500
$7,000e_Jan 15 '10-'16 Floating debt
45 '06 J-J )
This city Is in Laporte County.
6,000
Water Works Bonds
When Due.
114,000c_ _July 15 '10-16 Population In 1908 (est)
LOANSOs '99 J-J j$7,000__July 1 '10-'16
Purpose Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the Rush County Bank in Rushville.
General
1 8,000_ _July 1 '17-'20
55 '03 J-J $18,000_July 1 '10-'18
BOND. DEBT Oct 11009. $100,000 ST. JOSEPH COUNTY. John W. Harbou, Auditor.
Funding Bonds.
1910 Floating debt (about)
100,000
_July 1
4s '05 J-J T,000_
South Bend Is the county seat. The ditch bonds aro not direct county
60,000 obligations.
22,000_ _July 1 '11-21 Cash on hand
Assessed valuation 1908 _ _5,500,115 LOANSAsylum Bonds
o
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05 J-D $15,000c_June 1 '10-'12
Court-House Bonds
4 Ms'07 J-J $12,000„July 1 '12- 23 (Assessment about 34 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908 _ _ _ _$18.50 4345 g J-D $10,000c____Dec 1910 3348 '07F-A J40,000c_Feb 1 '17-'24
School-House Bonds.
14,850 430 g J-D 32,000c____Dec '17-18
120,000o._ _Fob 1 1925
5s '96 M-N j$6,000. May 1 '10-'12 Population In 1900
Ditch Bonds.
112.000__May 1 '13-'16
4345 g J-D 51,000c--Dec '19-21
430 g J-D 60,000c__Dec '13-16 Os '06 1,1-S $1.042e _ 1910-1911
Krueger, Secretary.
MICHIGAN CITY SCHOOL CITY. F. G.
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09 $708,000
Bridge Bonds.
When Due.
-F & A
LOANS
45,000
J-D 1530.000c_ _ _ _Dec '11-12 Floating debt
4s '01 __ $95,000_ _Aug 1 '10-'19 (See V. 88, p. 1019, for maturity.) 4s g
8,601
1 20,000c_ _ _ _Dec '13-16 Sinking fund
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Michigan City.
330'07 F-A 1160.000c._Feb 1 '10-25 Ditch bonds (additional) _ _ _ _ 14,629
43,423,390
1 40,000c_ Feb 1 1926 Total valuation 1908
Horace Blakely, Auditor.
MONROE COUNTY.
334 g'04A-0 120,000c_Oct 20 '22-'24 (Assessment about 50% act. value)
Bloomington Is the county seat.
'12-'21 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'09.$7.10
$2,965 334 g'05M-N 100.000c_ _ _May
58,881
COUNTY BD. D'T Jan 1 '09$192,500 Floating debt
Kankakee River Improvement Bds Population in 1900
4
2 925
Assessed valuation 1908_10,282: 68
Gravel road bonds (town80,000
J-D $8,000c_Dec 1 '10-'14 Population in 1900 (est.)
204,636 County tax (per $1,000) 1908 $7.7634 Os
ship obligations)
INTEREST on bridge 48 is payable at the St. Joseph County Savings
Bank of South Bend; on the Kankakee River bonds at the First Nat. Bank
MT. VERNON. R. L. Sullivan Jr., City Clerk.
of Chicago; on all other bonds at the Chemical Nat. Bank, New York.
This city the county seat of Posey County. Incorporated Dec. 7 1865.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSSHELBY COUNTY. G. B. Huntington, Auditor.
M-N $5.000c_May 15 '10-'14
Special Street Bonds (assessment). 65
Shelbyville Is the county seat.
$4,000c_July 1 '10-'11 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) COUNTY BONDED DEBT
J-J
5s
'Total assessed val, 1909_523,500,000
5,400c_Dec 1 '10-'11 GEN.B'D D'T Sept 18 '09. $40,000
J-D
5s
4
$50,000 (Assessment about 1 actual value.)
Sept. 17 1909
'10-'12 Assessment debt Mch 12'09 60,000 Gravel road debt (township
3,600c_July 1
J-J
5s
'County tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _52.60
6,660
26,491
11,600c_July 1 '10- 13 Floating debt Mch 12 'OIL._
J-J
5s
Sept. 17 '09_ 58,500 Population in 1900
obligations)
J-J
444c_July 1 '10-'13 Total valuation 1908_ ___ _ _2,025,000
5s
INTEREST Is payable at the office of J. F. Wild & Co. In Indianapolis.
J-D 13,000c..June 1 '10-'15 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _ _$15.60
5s
5.132
Population in 1900
Street Bonds.
BEND. Fred. W. Martin, Comptroller.
6,000 SOUTH
F-A $3,000c_Aug 25 '10'12 Population in 190) (est.)
4s
This city is the county seat of St Joseph County.
INTEREST Is payable at the
9,060c_July 1 '10-'18
J-J
4s
General P.arposes--Cont d.
When Due.
LOANS3,000c_July 1 '10-'11 office of the City Treasurer.
J-J
4s
4s '05 J-J $28,0000_ _July 11025
Water Bonds.
Os '93 May $10,000c_ _May15 1913 4s '06 M-S 28,000o. .Sept 1 1926
MUNCIE. L A. Guthrie, Mayor.
Hose House and Park Bonds.
8,000c__ _July15 1914
53 '94 J-J
This city Is the county seat of Delaware County. Incorporated In 1865. 4s '95 M-N 38,000c__ May 11015 4s '08 A-0 $20,000c__ _Oct 11028
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 2 1909_$78,000 4s '95 J-J
LOANS20,000c___July 11015 GEN. BD. debt Oct. 1'09_ _$436,000
School bonds (additional)___ 20,000 4s '96 F-A 25,000c__Feb '11016 Sinking fund
8,590
General City Debt.
11,458,195
194,000
Os '91 J-D $15,000___Dec 15 1911 Total valuation 1908
8,000c_ __Apr 1 1916 Water debt (included) _ _ _
4s '96 A-0
5s '92 A-0 25,000___Apr 15 1912 (Assessment about 60% actual value) 4s '97 J-J
1 1917 Street and sewer bonds
5,000c___July
$11.10
5s '93 M-S 10,000_ __ _Mch 1 1913 Tax rate (per $1 000) '08
(add'i) under "Barrett
5,000c__ _July 1 1918
'98 J-1
20,942 4s '99 J-J
130,462
55 '94 F-A 20,000___Feb 13 1914 Population in 1900
Law"
5,000c_ _ _Jan 2 1919
32,000 43 Refunding & Water Works Bonds. Improvement bonds "SpeINTEREST payable in New York. Population In 1909 (est.)
cial Charter" (additionMUNCIE SCHOOL CITY. H. C Haymond, Treasurer.
4s '08 M-S $60,000c___Mch 1 1928
69,009
al) Jan 1 '09
Otneral Purposes.
When Due.
LOANS4s '09 J-D $35,000____June 1 1919
45 '00 M-S $5,000c _Sep 20 1910 Improvement bonds"New
Charter" (additional)
(Subject to call after June 1 1915.)
430'01 M'S 20,000c__Sept 1 1911
172,570
Jan 1 '09
3348'02 A-0 10,000c__Apr 1 1912
5,000c__ _July 1 1912 Total assessed val 1008._ _24,007,560
334s'02 J-J
NEW ALBANY. R. B. Best, Comptroller.
330'02 M-S 22,000c__Sept 1 1912 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
This city is the county seat of Floyd County.
$8,738,685 3349'02 A-0 13,000c__Oct 1 1912 City tax rate (per $1,000) 1909 $12.60
When Due. Total valuation 1909
LOANS5,000c...._Sep 20 1912 Population in 1900 (census)-35,999
Refunding Air Line RR Bonds.
(Assessment about 45% actual value) 330'02 M'S
50,000
1 1915 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ __1512.50 3348'03 M-N 35,000c.._Nov 1 1918 Population in 1908 (est.)
J-J $272,000___Ju1y
5s
20,628 3s'04 M'S 50,0000__ _Sept 1 1924
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_5272,000 Population in 1900
INTEREST on 3345 due 1918 and on 48 due 1925 is payable at St. Joseph
20,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
25,000
Floating debt
2,1231 INTEREST Is payable in NewYork. County Savings Bank; on other bonds at National Park Bank, New York.
Sinking fund
Nov., 1909.1
101
ILLINOIS
-DEBT OF STATE.
Calvin Moore, Supt. of Schools.
SOUTH BEND SCHOOL DISTRICT
WAYNE COUNTY. Demas S. Coe, Auditor.
9 '09_ $102,500
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT
County seat is Richmond.
________143,000
48%s
J-J $80,000c_July 1 '10-'13 Floating debt
110,000
When Due. Sinking fund
i LOANSOct_
4s '06 J-J
28,000c__Jan 1 '10-'16 Assessed valuation _______________
Court House Bonds.
Total assessed val., 1909__32,375,644
4s g '07 J-J
75,000c_July 1 '10-'17 (Assessment about % actual value.) 5s
J-D$100,000c_Deo 1 '10-'13 (Assessment A to % actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1908_57.80
School tax
s '09
___ 100,000
Refunding Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_54.50
M-N $60,000c_ _May2'14-'16 Population in 1900
-INTEREST payable at National Park Bank, New York City, at the St. 48%s
38,970
Joseph County Say. Bank of South Bend and at the South Bend Nat. Bank. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09 ..$160,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
40,000
INTEREST is payable at the American Exchange Nat. Bank In N. Y.0,
STARKE COUNTY. Lee M. Ransbottom, County Auditor.
Knox is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $102,500
230,161
Gravel road bonds (add'1)_
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909...._7,393,393
5s
M-N $14,000c
County tax (per $1,000) '08_54.965
Court House Bonds.
10.431
Population in 1900
5s
M-N $88,500c
INTEREST payable at Winslow, Lanler & Co. In New York City.
SULLIVAN COUNTY. Ben C. Crowder, Auditor.
County seat is Sullivan. County has no general bonded debt at present.
$20,020,260
$665,496 Tax valuation 1909
Gravel road bonds
115,600 Actual valuation about__ 25,000,000
Ditch and levee
State &Co. tax (per $1,000) '09 $8.40
Total contingent debt Sept
$781,096 Population in 1900
26,005
23 1909
TERRE HAUTE. Charles R. Duffin, Comptroller.
This city Is the county seat of Vigo County.
When Due.
Engine
-House Bonds.
LOANS4s '07 A-0 $100,000c__Oct 1 1927 4s '05 F-A $45,000_ _ _Aug 25 1925
(Subject to call after 1915.)
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1917.)
M-N 123,000____May 1 1015
45
Crematory Bonds.
45"09 A-0 35,000__ Oct 1 1929 4s g '08 J-D $70,000c_ Dec 1 '14-'18
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept. 17 '09 $492,000
M-N $40,000
1916 Assessment debt (add'1)__
9s
101,000
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Sinking fund
32,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909..32,069,410
6s
J-J $94,320 ____ 1910-1918
(Assessment is 2-3 actual value.)
Cs '09 J-D
7,820 69_Dec 1 1919 City tax (per $1.000) 1900____$11.50
Judgment Bonds.
$28.80
Total tax (per $1,000)'09
4s
M-S $44,000_ __ _July 1 1923 Population in 1900 (Census) 36,673
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1912.)
70,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-0 $70,000
1917 INTEREST payable In New York.
TERRE HAUTE SCHOOL CITY. Albert Allen, Assistant Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '05 A-0 $50,000c_Oct 1 '10-'14 Total assessed val, 1909_$33,000,000
4s '07 F-A 200,000c.Sept 1 '12-'31 (Assessment about A actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909 $250,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_$8.20
75,000
Floating debt
3,800 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 s payable at the United States Trust
Co. of Terre Haute; on others in New York.
TIPTON COUNTY. John F. Barlow, Auditor.
County scat is Tipton.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1909._ $145,000
LOANSGravel road bonds (add'1)__
Court House Bonds.
8,()00
1914 Assessed valuation 1908..12,273,085
$20,0000
1919 County tax (per $1,000)'08_55.76A
60,000c
5s '04 J-J
1924 Population in 1900
65,000c
19,116
INTEREST is payable at the Third National Bank, New York, or at
Indianapolis Trust Co. in Indianapolis.
UNION CITY.
This place is in Randolph County.
When Due.1
LOANS
Refunding School Bonds.
$25,000
4 8%s'09
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. H. Stinson, Auditor.
County seat is Evansville.
When Due.
LOANSCourt house Bonds.
5s
J-J $100,000c_Jan 1 1910
13s
J-J 220,0000___Jan 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
3
M-N $80,000c___May 1 19t4
38%s'09 J-J 80,0000..,..Jan 1 1925
Redemption Bonds.
38%s'07 J-J $150,000c__Jan 2 1922
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $550,000
Floating debt
$65,000
Sinking fund
20,000
Total valuation 1909
43,832,970
(Assessment about % actual value.)
State tax (per $1,000) 1909_53.338%
County tax (per $1,000) 1909 $5.868%
Population in 1900
71,769
Population in 1909 (est.)
0,000
INTEREST is payable in New York,
VIGO COUNTY. Nathan G. Wallace, Auditor.
County seat is Terre Haute.
LOANSWhen Due.
Soldiers' Monument Bonds
Levee Bonds.
48%s'09 J-D $20,000__ -May 15 1929
55
J-J 10 $13,500..Jan 10 '10-'18
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
8,500__Jan 1 '10-'14
48%s
$55,000__Jan 1 '12-'22
_
4,305
4s
J-J 1 5 ,000__July 1 '12-'22
5
Court House(Ser. A, B & C).
161,200__Jan 1 1923
M-N $60,000
5s
1911
15,000__Jan 1 '10-'24
48%s'07 J-J {
15,000-..July 1 '10-'24
4 000
1910-1911
5S
778.50_Jan 1 1925
Funding Bond
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909 $605.700
3 As
F-A $75,000
1919 Assess't debt(levee bonds)
11,430
4s '05 J-J J 65,000__Jan 1 '12-'24 Floating debt
53,436
1 60,000....July 1 '12-'23 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909 760.566
Jail Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909..49,993,950
48%s'08 J-D $128,500c Dec 15 '10-27 Less mtge exemption
2,095,720
Net valuation 1909
(See V 86, p 501, for maturity)
47,898,230
(Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.)
Asylum Bonds.
4s '05 J-J 157,000_ J-&J 1 '10-'16 State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '0958.90
1 3,500. ..July 1 '10-'16 Population in 1900 . ' 62,035
Population in 1909 (est.)
00,000
INTEREST on the bridge bonds of 1907 is payable by A. B. Leach & Co.,
New York City, on the jilt bonds at the Terre Haute Trust Co.; on all other
in New York.
bonds
VINCENNES. E. L. Glass, City Comptroller.
This city is in Knox County. Incorporated 1852.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds,
LOANS4s
J-D $16,000c__June 19 1913
School Building Bonds.
M-N $16,000c_May 5 '10-'17 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909 $71,000
5s
Total valuation 190z
Funding Bonds.
8,022,930
M-S $2,000c_Sept 4 '10-'11 (Assessment about A actual value.)
5s
16,000o_ _July 11 1913 City tax rate(per $1,000) '09_$11.00
J-J
48%s
21,000e _Jan 1 '10-'16 Population in 1900
J-J
4s
10,240
INTEREST payable at Nat. Park Bank and Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
VINCENNES SCHOOL CITY. Mason J. Niblack, Sec'y Bd. Sch. Trustees.
4s '04 M-S $25,000__Sept 1 '10-'1414s '07 J-J $35,000c_July1 '13-17
55
M-N 16,000__May 5 '10-'171BOND. DEBT May 1909_ _ ...$70,000
WARREN 00UNTY, R. L. Winks, Auditor,
Williampsort Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '04 F-A $45,000c..Aug 1 '10-'14
Court House and Jail.
4s '07 J-J $56,000c_ Jan 1 '10-'18
COUNTY BONDED DEBT
$101,000
Sept 17 1909
Gravel road debt (township
obligations)
$125,000
Assessed valuation 1908 _13,183.955
County tax (per $1,000)'09_52.8034
Population in 1900
.11,371
INTEREST payable at County Tressurer's office.
WEST INDIANAPOLIS. Marion County.
This city has been annexed to Indianapolis and debt assumed by It.
WHITING.
This place is In Lake County.
LOANSWhen Due.I
Park Bonds
5s '09 J-J $25,000„July 1 '10-'341
WHITING SCHOOL CITY. John C. Hall. Superintendent of Schools.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Aug 19 '09_ $73,500
5s g '09 F-Af$30,000c_Feb 1 '11-'16 Assessed valuation
_6,979,635
1 30,000c__Aug 1 '11-'16 School tax per ($1,000) 1908_56.00
1908_-
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding civil divisions in the State
of Indiana which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
In the first table we show such counties as come under this head, and in
the second we show minor civil divisions.
Gravel
POPtsTax
lation
Assessed
Bonded Floating Road
1900.
Countiesdebt,
debt,
bonds.
valuation. rate.
Adams County-$19,000
22,235
None $407,024 $13,969,190 $3.665
Bartholomew Co_
193,393 18,136,592 c4.068% 24,594
None
Carroll County__ 40,000
197,886 13,705,025 c6.36
19,953
Clark County
48,625
None
32,000 14,797,000 c5.568% 31,835
None 98,081 222.476 14,464,295 8.765
Clay County
34,285
2,750,000 7.5028,476
Crawford County.. 31,000
2,690
Daviess Counyt___ None
None 398,826 14,752,340 3.065
29,914
Dearborn County_ 30,000
None 67,500
9,927,800 c4.00
22,194
Delaware County_ 25,000
None 323,920 31,000,000 7.365
49,624
Floyd County__ 40,000 175,526
12,570,940 c6.868%" 30,118
Gibson County... None
None 497,557 18,903,460 c2.065
30,099
Greene County__ 40,000
5,000 216,390 15,757,945 c5.468% 28,530
Hancock County_ _202,000
18,529,600 8.15
19,189
Howard County.... None
None 380,010 19,730,000 y6.80
28,575
Jackson County__ 10,000
None 246,940 14,320,120 c3.84
26,633
jasper County_ _ _ _179,500
None 268,600 11,070,143 c5.268% 14,292
Jay County
34,000
263,420 14,943,790 c7.185
26,818
Jefferson County.._ 81,925
8,969,595 c6.768% 22,913
Jennings County__ 40,000
147,772
5,298,970 c4.00
15,757
Martin County__ 50,000
None 80,030
4,665,820 c5.465
14,711
Newton County__ 37,970
141,733 12,426,145 c4.4G A 10,448
Owen County__ 1,400
None 100,000
6.407,577 c7.065
Perry County.... 64,000
5,600
3,794,710 8.568% 18,778
Pike County
14,000 25,009 90,000
6,800,090 c7.368% 20,486
Porter County
17,500 25,000 500,121 19,976,045 y6.90
19,175
Pulaski County
50,000 37,500 150,000
8,000,000 c6.60
14,033
Randolph County..
294,686 21,547,270 c1.50
28,653
Ripley County__ 2,000
7,750 229,813
8,236,155 c5.763% 19,881
Scott County
None
None
72,112
3,607,325 c7.268%
8,307
8,191,100 c5.658% 22,407
Spencer County
59,000
36,558
Switzerland Co.__ 25,000
None ___ __..
3,488,920 c6.06 A 11,840
Vermillion County 12,500
None 154,348 12,195,100 5.00
15,252
8,260,000 c6.068% 22,329
Warwick County.. 39,000
None 53,558
19,409
105,725
7,528,260 6.66
Washington Co.. _ _ 22,418
White County__ 35,000
None
14,646,000 c3.00
19,138
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
Cities, Townships, &c.debt,
debt. valuation. $1,000
1900.
$1,481,120 $12.80
Alexandria (C), Madison Co_ _$59,500
7,221
Bloomington School District__ 30,000
None 3,834,554 11.00
Bluffton (C), Wells County._
42,000
2,400,000 33.80
4,479
Connersville (C), Fayette Co_ 62,000 10,000 4,434,660 10.00
Crawfordsville (C), Montg'y Co 56,000
4,809,335 12.00
Decatur (C), Adams Co
85,000
3,500 1,800,000 a40.40 19,518
Elkhart (C), Elkhart County_ 73,000 54,200 7,461,375 12.00 15,184
Elwood (C), Madison County_124,000
3,345,460 15.50 12,950
Franklin (C), Johnson County 28,000
4,005
9,700 2,884,845 11.00
Hammond (C), Lake County 58,000
7,862,315 37.20 12,376
Huntington(C),HuntIngtonCo 125,000
4,421,590 14.70
La Porte (C), La Porte Co__ 70,000
1,400 4,428,860 13.50
7,113
Lebanon '
46,500 18,761 3,505,860 13.00
4,465
Lebanon School City
40,000
None 3,505,860 z7.00
Mishawaka. St. Joseph County 41,000 11,000 4,419,520 12.30
5,560
Mishawaka School City
35,000
8,000 4,485,000 z8.40
4,798
Portland (C), Jay County__ 54,000 38,000 2,123,835 15.00
6,445
Seymour (C), Jackson County 39,000
5.000 2,798,810 a30.00
Shelbyville (C), Shelby County 57,600 12,755 5,602,639 y14.20
7,169
Valparaiso (C), Porter County 146,272
2,559,995 13.00
6,280
Valparaiso School District_ __ _ 48,858
1,800 2,580,000
9.75
Warsaw School City
34,000
None 2,100,000 x7.60
White River School Twp
30,000
None 1,750,000 x5.00
• Total debt. a Total tax.
County tax.
c County tax. z School tax.
y State and
State of Illinois.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act Feb. 3 1809)_.._ _March 1 1809
Admitted as a State (Act April 18 1818)
Dec. 3 1818
Total area of State (square miles)
56,650
State Capital
Springfield
Governor (term ends 2d Mon., Jan. 1913)__Chas. S. Deneen
Sec. of State (term ends 2d Mon., Jan. 1013).._James A. Rose
Auditor of Public Accounts (term ends 2d Monday, January 190)
James S. McCullough
Treasurer (term ends 2d Mon. Jan. 1911) _Andrew Ruszell
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Wednesday after
the first Monday in January, and there Is no limit to length of sessions.
But under an Act approved Dec. 6 1907 compensation of the members is
fixed at 51.000 per annum for their services, 10 cents a mile for traveling
expenses and 550 per session for incidentals.
HISTORY OF DEBT.
-The historical details of the State debt of Illinois
from 1829 to 1870, when the debt was all paid off, will be found lathe "State
and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 91.
BONDED DEBT.-Thls State has no bonded debt, except $17,500 bonds
which have ceased to draw Interest, but have not yet been surrendered for
payment.
WASHINGTON. P. A. Hastings, Treasurer.
EQUALIZED VALUATION.
-The total equalized valuation has been as
This city Is in Davless County. Incorporated May 16 1871.
follows in the years named. The tax rate (per $1 000) for 1908 was $5.00.
When Due.
School Bonds.
LOANS5s
Park Bonds.
A-0 $12,000c_ _Oct '10-'12 Years.
Equalized Vol. Years.
Equalized Val. Years.
Equalized Val.
_s
____ $4,000
1908_ $1,283,500.487 1902_ $1.030,292,435 1888
($1,00) Subject to call.)
784,911,874
Refunding Electric Light Bonds.
Electric-Light Bonds.
1907.... 1,251,974.306 1901•__
999,231,829 1885_
798,482,822
4s '09 M-N $22,000........May 1 1919 4s
$3,000e_Nov 1 '10-'14 19061,126.683,157 190•_--- 809,733,405 1880_
786,616,394
TOTAL DEBT Mch 4 '01).... $61,000 1905._ 1,095,681,557 189
Funding Bonds.
..
784,632,550
953,099,468 1879...
4s '05 J-J f $3,500c_Jan 1 '10-'16 Total valuation 1908_ __ _ _ _3,400,000 1904.... 1,082,744,083 1898
857,235,762
778,474,910 1878...
1 2,500c_July 1 '10-'15 City tax (per $1,000) 1008.......$13.40 1903-- 1,083,050,979 1890
808,892.782 1873___ 1,355,401,317
58 '08 J-D
6,00')c_ _ _June 11913 Population In 1900
8,551
Fire Station Bonds.
Population in 1000 (est.)
11,000
*For explanation as to the falling off of values In the year 1900,see letter
'07 A-0 $7,000c Sept 23'128017 INTEREST payable in Washington. of State Auditor In V. 74, p. 741.
102
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Under a law passed Feb. 25 1898 there will be a general assessment of
'real estate but once in every four years instead of annually; personal property will be listed every year. The law also provides that property shall be
appraised at full value, but assessed at only one-fifth of such value. This
law was changed, however, by an Act passed in 1909 which provides for
the assessment of property at one-third of the actual value. The new
basis of assessment went into effect in 1909, hence the general increase in
values for that year for the different civil divisions of the State.
POPULATION OP STATE.
4,821,550 1860
1900
1,711,05111830
157,445
1890
3,826,351 1850
851,47011820
55,211
1880
3,077,871 1840
476,18311810
12,282
1870
2.530,801
DEBT LIMITATION.—No State has developed a greater repugnance to
the creating of debt than Illinois, if we may judge from the provisions of its
present Constitution. We say developed, because this antagonism has
apparently been progressive. Nothing of It is to be found in the Constitution 01 1818. The Constitution of 1848 contains no reference to municipalities, but has in it stringent restrictions limiting to $50,000 the power of
She Legislature to create State debt, except in case of war, invasion, &c.,
unless the law proposing the issue of bonds is submitted to a vote of the
people. But turning to the Constitution of 1870 we find the whole subject
of debt-making most thoroughly considered and its basis settled.
FIRST, as to the State, the provisions are not very unlike the provisions
of the Constitution of 1848, except that as to the limit for casual deficits
and failures of revenue, the aggregate which can be created is very properly
raised to $250,000. But with that exception and with the further exception
for the purpose of repelling invasion, &c., no debt can be contracted unless
the law is submitted to a vote of the people at a general election, which law
must contain a provision for the payment of interest as it accrues, and previous notice of the election be given by publication for three months prior
to such election. These last two restrictions as to interest and notice on
election are only found In the 1870 Constitution. The sections which cover
these matters are as follows; we omit the first portion of Section 18 of Article
IV. which relates only to appropriations and payment of appropriations
out of funds belonging to the State:
Provided, the State may,to meet casual
SECTION 18.
deficits or failures in revenues, contract debts never to exceed in the aggregate $250,000, and moneys thus borrowed shall be applied to the purpose
for which they were obtained, or to pay the debt thus created, and to no
other purpose; and no other debt except for the purpose of repelling invasion, suppressing insurrection or defending the State in war (for payment
of which the faith of the State shall be pledged), shall be contracted, unless
the law authorizing the same shall at a general election have been submitted
to the people, and have received a majority of the votes cast for members
of the General Assembly at such election. The General Assembly shall provide for the publication of said law for three months at least before the vote
of the people shall be taken upon the same; and provision shall be made at
the time for the payment of the interest annually as it shall accrue, by a tax
levied for the purpose or from other sources of revenue; which law providing
for the payment of such interest by such tax shall be irrepealable until such
debt be paid; And provided further, that the law levying the tax shall be submitted to the people with the law authorizing the debt to be contracted.
SECTION 20. The State shall never pay, assume or become responsible
for the debts or liabilities of, or In any manner give, loan or extend its credit
to or in aid of, any public or other corporation, association or individual.
CANAL BONDS.—At the general election in November 1908 the people
by a vote of 692,522 "for" to 195,177 "against" adopted an amendment to
the State Constitution which provides for the Issuance of not exceeding $20,000,000 bonds, to construct a deep waterway or canal, and to erect, equip
and maintain power plants, locks, bridges, dams and appliances suitable
for the development and utilization of the water power. See V.85, p. 1289,
and V. 87, p. 1372.
SECOND, municipal indebtedness is regulated only in the Constitution of
1870. In that Instrument the subject is dealt with in all its phases. First
Is a provision in Article 8, Section 3, forbidding the General Assembly and
every municipality from making any appropriation In aid of any sectarian
purpose. Second is a "separate section" forbidding any such municipality
from becoming a subscriber to the stock of any railroad, &c., or to loan its
credit. Third is the broad and general provision, Section 12, Article 0,
which limits the indebtedness of all municipalities to 5% "on the value of
the taxable property therein," &c. We give these sections below:
ARTICLE 8, Section 3. Neither the General Assembly nor any county
city, town, township, school district or other public corporation shall ever
make any appropriation, or pay from any public fund whatever, anything
in aid of any church or sectarian purpose, or to help support or sustain any
school, academy, seminary, college, university or other literary or scientific
institution controlled by any church or sectarian denomination whatever;
nor shall any grant or donation of land, money or other personal property
ever be made by the State or any such public corporation to any church
or for any sectarian purpose.
ARTICLE 0, Section 12. No county, city, township, school districc or
other municipal corporation shall be allowed to become indebted in any
manner or for any purpose to an amount, including existing indebtedness
la the aggregate exceeding 5% on the value of the taxable property therein,
to be ascertained by the last assessment for State and county taxes, previous
to the incurring of such indebtedness. Any county, city, school district
or other municipal corporation incurring any indebtedness as aforesaid
shall, before or at the time of doing so, provide for the collection of a direct
annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on such debt as it falls due, and also
to pay and discharge the principal thereof within twenty years from the
time of contracting the same. This section shall not be construed to prevent any county, city, township, school district or other municipal corporation from issuing their bonds in compliance with any vote of the people
which may have been had prior to the adoption of this Constitution in pursuance of any law providing therefor.
SEPARATE Sections. [Municipal subscriptions to railroads, &c.1 No
county, city, town, township or other municipality shall ever become subscriber to the capital stock of any railroad or private corporation, or make
donation to or loan its credit in aid of such corporation; provided however.
that the adoption of this Article shall not be construed as affecting the right
of any such municipality to make such subscriptions where the same have
been authorized, under existing laws, by a vote of the people of such
municipalities prior to such adoption.
The foregoing limitation to 5% is general, as will be seen—that is, it ap.
plies to all municipalities. With this limitation preserved the Legislature
has passed general laws authorizing the City Council in cities and the board
of trustees in villages to issue bonds for corporate purposes,for refunding
and consolidating debt, for water works, &c.; and the county board of any
county has been authorized by general statute to Issue, when it deems it
necessary, county bonds, after submitting the matter to the legal voters
of the county at a general election at which a majority vote is required as
a prerequisite of the issue. An attempt was made to limit "any county,
city, township, school district or municipal corporation" in counties containing 125,000 or more inhabitants to 23i% of the assessed value, but
Jan 12 1900 the State Supreme Court ruled that this was an arbitrary and
unnatural classification of municipalities which could not be sustained.
See Vol. 70, p. 242.
The matter of the amount of bonds that might be issued on the basis of
the debt limitations given has been complicated in late years by changes in
the method of assessing property. A letter of the State Auditor in V. 74
p. 741, throws some light on these changes.
I VOL. Lxxxnc.
BUSSE BOND BILLS.—The Legislature of 1900 passed a series of bills,
known as the Busse Bond Bills, which enlarge the leeway for the creation
of debt by the various municipalities in the State by fixing the assessed
value of property at one-third of the actual value instead of one-fifth, as
before. With the exception of counties a proportional decrease is made in
the maximum rate of taxation.
JONES REFERENDUM BILL.—At the 1909 session the Legislatire
also passed the Jones Referendum Bill, which provides that all bond issues,
excepting those for refunding puropses, must be submitted to a vote and
ratified by a majority of those voting on the proposition.
WATER CERTIFICATES IN EXCESS OF DEBT LIMIT.—A law was
passed In 1899 allowing cities bonded to their legal limit to issue (for the
improvement of water-works) certificates against the earnings of the Water
Department without regard to the bonded indebtedness. Several munter
panties are understood to have taken advantage of this law. In the case
of the City of Joliet, however, which attempted to issue bonds under the
law, the matter was taken into the courts in a test suit, and an injunction
granted by Judge Dibell, who held that the 5% limit could not be exceeded.
V. 73, p. 04. This decision was confirmed by Supreme Court. V.74, p.
401.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.—There Is a kind of improvement bond
authorized in some cases which is made a special lien on the land benefited
and to which the 5% limit has no reference. We refer to cases which come
under the law entitled "To divide cities and villages subject to overflow
Into improvement districts." This statute provides that any such city or
village or part thereof may be laid off into an improvement district for the
purpose of draining, raising the grade of the streets and improving the district; that after the cost for the work has been ascertained and been assessed
the assessment may be paid in instalments or otherwise, and such city or
village may Issue bonds sufficient to pay the assessment. In that case the
bonds are a lien on the lots, blocks or parts thereof which shall be designated therein; but before the issue the owner of the lots, &c., to be charged
must endorse upon the back of such bond his consent, under seal, in substance, as follows: "I hereby indorse the within bond and consent that the
lot or lots or parts thereof therein designated shall become liable for the
interest and principal therein named, and the same shall be a lien upon said
property from this date until paid off and discharged." The bond when
executed by the city or village and so endorsed by the owner shall be recorded in the Recorder's office in the county, and such record shall be a
notice of the lien created to the same extent as the record of mortgagee
Is a notice.
We have room to give only this very brief and imperfect outline of this
statute. The whole law will be found in the Hurd's Revised Statutes of
Illinois. the 1001 edition, pages 337 and 338.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ALEXANDER COUNTY. J. E. Miller, Clerk.
County seat is Cairo.
The bonds are registered with the Auditor and exempt from all taxes.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 3 'OIL_ $08,000
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1008__3,290,870
J-J $55,000__July 1 1015 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
as
Judgment Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _86.91
19,384
J-J $43.000c___July 1 1023 Population in 1900
4s
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank, New York City.
ALTON. Wm. P. Boyton, Comptroller.
This city is in Madison County. Inc. Jan, 30 1821; re-inc. Sept. 11 1877
LOANS—
When Due. 48 '08 F-A $4,500c__Aug 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1908_ _$60,500
4s '00 F-A $6,000c _Aug 1 1010 Total valuation 1007_2,306,213
48 '01 J-J
2,000c__July 1 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908.. _$76.30
4s '96 J-D 23,500cJune 1 1016 Population in 1000
14,210
4s '06 J-J
20,000
5,500c_July 1 1916 Population in 1008 (est)
4s '97 F-A
5,000c__Aug 1 1017
INTEREST payable at Alton.
ALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT R. A. Haight, Superintendent.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND, DEBT Oct 26 1908....553,000
45
J-D J $4,000_June 2 '10-'11 Assessment valuation 1907_2,200,000
144,000_June 2 '12-'22
INTEREST payable at the Alton Banking & Trust Co.
AURORA. W. C. Flannigan, City Clerk.
Aurora is in Kane County. Inc. Feb. 11 1857; re-inc. Mch. 1 1887. For
reference to litigation over bonds issued many years ago by the town to the
Ott. Os. & Fox Valley RR. Co., see "State and City Section" for Nov. 1908.
LOANS—
When Due GEN. BONDS Sept 17 '09_$220,508
110,303
Water Bonds.
Assessment debt
4,996,755
5s
F-A $30,000c Aug 1 1914 Total valuation 1908
F-A
5s
8,000c Aug 1 1910 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Water Refunding Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1908_523.10
J-D $20,000c Aug 1 1012 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_570.00
4s
24,147
4s '05 F-A 72,000c Aug 1 1025 Population in 1900
Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ _ _33,000
Paving Bonds.
4s
M-N $35,000c Nov 1 1910
55 '08 Aug 90,597.60 Aug 1 '10-'19
INTEREST on the 4s due Aug. 1 1025 is payable on $46,000 at the First
Nat. Bank in New York and on the remaining $26,000 at the First Nat.
Bank in Chicago; on the 5s due 1014 and 1010 and the 4s due 1012 at First
Nat Bank in Chicago; on special assessment bonds at City Treasurer's office
AURORA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 129. James Shaw,Secretary.
$1,846.127
LOANS—
When Due.
valuation 1008
School Bonds—
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
4s g '04 MS
_ _1910-1921 School tax (per $1,000) 1008_525.10
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909___$60,0001INTEREST payable in New York,
860.000- - -
BATAVIA. W. H. Reaney, Clerk.
This city is in Kane County. Incorporated April 24 1801,
When Due.. GEN. B'D D'T Sept 16 '09__ $29,000
LOANS—Refulding & Water Bonds.
I Assessment debt (sewer)____ 35,060
s'08 M-N J$17,000c..May 1 '11-27 I Assessed valuation 1000_ _ _1,167.101
1 9.000c_May 1 1928 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
5s '08 ___
3,000___May 1 19101Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009____$12.00
4,500
[Population in 1000 (est.)
INTEREST payable at Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
BEARDSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is In Cass County.
When Due.1BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '00_ _535,000
4()A08 jul
Lm s.113—
835.000
1011-1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1900_532.50
6,000
'Population In 1000 (est.)
INTEREST payable at Town Treasurer's office, Beardstown.
BELLEVILLE. G. H. Beineke, Clerk.
This city is in St. Clair County. Incorporated March 27 1819; reincorporated May 11 1876. All bonds issued by this city are tax-exempt.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 20 '00_$107,000
Cemetery Purchase Bonds.
Total assessed val. '00_ _ _4,403,745
6s
--- $12,000__Feb 5 '10-'13 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$67.70
17,484
48 '09 M'S $65,000 _Sept 1 '10-'22 Population in 1900
25,000
J-J
30,000____Jan 1 1010 Population In 1909 (est.)
4s
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1900.)
Nov., 1909.1
BELLEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
tary Board of Education.
When Due.
LOANS—
5s
F-A $5,000r __Aug 1 1913
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1903.)
4s
M-S 12.000r_ _ Sept 1 1918
F-A
49
5,500r___ Feb 1 1910
45 '06 A-0 35,000r____Oct 1 1926
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1916.)
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NO. 118.
H. R. Heimberger, Secre-
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-N $12,000r___Nov 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Jan 1909_ $69,500
Assessed valuation 1908___2,557.143
School tax (per $1,000) 1908.._$31.30
20,000
Population in 1007 (est.)
BLOOMINGTON. R. Maxton, Comptroller.
This city is in McLean County. Incorporated 1843; reincorporated
March 8 1897. The city owns its water-works and electric-light plant.
LOANS—
When Due. • Improvement Bonds.
J-J $40,000c___July 1 1920
45
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1910.)
4s
F-A $15,000c___Aug 1 1920
4s
M-N $27,000c__Nov 11022
(Subject to call after 1910.)
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1912.)
Water Works Improv't Bonds.
45 '09 M-N $50,000c___Nov 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Oct 18 '09_5156,000
(Subject to call after Nov I 1919) Assessment debt (add'1)___ 166,400
26,300
Floating debt
Fire Dept. Bonds.
46,300
Is
A-0 $34,000c --------1022 Sinking fund
(Subject to call after 1912.)
Assessed valuation 1901L_ _8,353,000
Water and Light Bonds.
(Assessm't 1-3 actual value.)
4s '06 F-A $40,000_ _Aug 211026 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _571.3U
Population in 1900
23 286
(Subject to call Aug. 21 1916.)
Population in 1909 (est.)
27,300
INTEREST Davable at City Treasurer's office.
BLOOMINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Horatio G. Bent, Pres. Bd Ed'o.
LOANS—
When Due. 4s '04 J-D$30,000c_July 1'16- 18
I 5,000c___July 1 1919
48
A-0 j $20,000c_Oct 1 '10-'11
1 5,000c_Oct 1 1912 4s '00 F-A
5,000c___Aug 1 1920
J-D
4s
30,000c_Dec 1 '13-'15
20,0000_Aug 1 '21-'22
5,000c___July 1 1919 BONDED DEBT Oct 1 '09..5125,000
4s
J-J
1905.
A 5,000c_ _July 1 1920 Assessed valuation 1908_5,012,040
School tax (per $1,000) 1908.. _527.20
INTEREST Payable in Chicago, New York City and Bloomington.
CARBONDALE. F. M. Caldwell, Clerk.
This city Is in Jackson County. Incorporated April 15 1889; reincorporated July 7 1873.
When DueT Assessed valuation 1908....$419,000
LOANS—
(Assessment about 20% actual value)
4;is'05 J-J $52,000c
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1910.) ITax rate (per $1,000) 1908____$97.50
3,318
BOND. DEBT May 3 1909_ _$52,000 Population in 1900
5,600
4,000 I Population in 1903 (est.)
Sinking fund
INTEREST is payable at the Chase National Bank in New York City.
CENTERVILLE STATION TOWNSHIP. C. Janin, Clerk.
(P. 0. French Village).
This township is in St. Clair County.
1Vhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _51.750,000
LOANS—
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
5s '08 June $49,000. _ _ _ _June 1028 Twp. tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ ..55.00
8,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '09._ _$49,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
15,000
Floating debt
INTEREST payable at State Treasurer's office in Springfield.
CHAMPAIGN SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 71. L. F. Wingard, Secretary.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 1900_567,000
LOANS—
2,200.000
5s '96 July $8,000c_ __July 1 1916 Tax valuation 1909
4 Yo'98 July 10,000c_July 1 '10-'14 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4s '03 July J20,000c_July 1 '15-'22 School tax (per $1,000)'03___ _ $16.00
12,000
1 2,000c_ ..July 1 1923 Population in 1909 (est.)
4s '05 M-N 30,0000..May 1 '10-'21
(See V. 80. p. 1191, for maturity.)
INTEREST payable at Champaign National Bank.
CHAMPAIGN (Township). E. A. Kratz, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Sept 25 1909_537,500
Assessed valuation 1908_ 2,669,615
Refunding Bonds.
$72.28
410'08 J-J J $3,000c. _July 1 1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) '08_
1 30.000c_July 1 '11-'16 Population in 1900
15, 63
990
0
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at State Treasurer's office
CHARLESTON (Town). Robt. Wilton, Supervisor.
This town is in Coles County. Bonds are registered by the State Auditor.
LOANS$63.000
1Vhen Due. Town debt Sept 1009
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ A,038,311
___ $56.000r --------1917 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908_534.00
43s
55
.
7.000r __ _________ Population in 1900
6,760
INTEREST payable at Springfield.
CHICAGO. Fred A. Busse, Mayor; Walter H. Wilson,
Comptroller; I.. E. Gosselin, Deputy Comptroller.
This city is in Cook County. Incorporated Mar. 4 1837; reincorporated
April 23 1875. City on April 5 1904 voted in favor of municipal ownership
of street railways (V.78. p. 1408). At election held Aprli 3 1906, propositions for the ownership of street railways and for the issuance of $75,000,000
street railway certificates carried, while the proposition for municipal operation of street railways failed. V. 82, p. 824. In a decision handed down
in the Circuit Court on Sept. 15 1906 the legality of these certificates was
Upheld. The case was taken to the Supreme Court (V. 83, p 712), and by
a decision handed down April 18 1907 the certificates were declared invalid. V. 84, p. 949 and 967. At the April 1907 election ordinances
granting franchises to the present street railways was ratified by a vote of
the people. V. 84, p. 826. The electors of this city on Sept. 17 1907 defeated the question of a new City CI arter. V. 85, p. 745.
School Bonds(R).
When Due.
LOANS—
30'90 J-J $135,000c___July 1 1910
River Improvement Bonds.
s '91 J-J $250,000c__Jan 1 1911 45 '91 J-J 476,0000__Jan 1 1911
Water Certificates.
45 g '02 J-J 249,000c_ __July 1 1912
s '03 J-J 500,000c__July 1 1913 5s '07 J-J J$5110,000 __July 1 1910
1 500,000.-July 1 1911
s g '94 J-J 343,500c_ _July 1 1914
4s a* '95 J-J1,263,000e_ July 1 1915 51 07 M-N 500,000____Nov 1 1912
,
.ludgment Bonds.
CIO Bonds, E. & K.
45.'94 J-J $60,000c___Jan 1 1914 4g
J-J54,130,000c _Jan '10-'23
Tunnel Bonds (P).
235.000c_Jan 1 1924
1004.
289,000c_Jan 1 '11-'27
48 '96 J-J $100,000c—July 1 1916 43g'08 J1 11,000c_Jan 1 1928
Sewerage Bonds.
45 '01 J-J $369,000c___Jan 1 1911 4s g '08 J-J 112,000c_Jan 1 '11-'26
4s '92 J-J 490,000c__July 1 1012
1, 3,000c __Jan 1 1927
4s g '94 J-J 782,500c_July 1 1914 4s g '08 J-.T
85,000c_Jan 1 '11-'27
45 g '09 J-J J187,000c_Jan 1 '12-'28
Water Bonds.
4s '91 J-J $159,500c___Jan 1 1011
1 13,000c_Jan 1 1929
1 1912
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
45 '02 J-J 821,000c. _July
J-J J$2,352,000cJan 1 '10-'23
45 '94 J-J 130,000c___Jan 11914 4g
1004. 1
4s g '94 J-J 446.000c__July 1 1914
144,000c Jan 1 1924
General Corp. Purposes Bonds.
4s g '95 J-J1,485,000c—July 1 1918
J-J I 57Z0,000c_Jan 1 '10-'15
34s'90 J-J 103.500c_July 1 1910 4g
Refunding Bonds.
1905. 1 1.000.000c_Jan 1 '16-'25
3M'98 J-J $100,000c_Jan 1 1918
68,000o__ _Jan 1 1915
35 g '98 J-J 98,0000—July 1 1918 4s g '06 J-Ji 1,260,000c_Jan 1 '11-'2C
g '98 J-J 100,000c_Oct 1 1918
72,000c___Jan 1 1926
335 g '99 J-J 08.000c_ _Jan 1 1919 4;is g J-JI 952,000c ..Jan '11-'27
3),s g '90 J-J 547,000c_July 1 1919
1 48,000c_Jan
1928
228,000c_Sept 1 1919 48 g '08 J-J 2,363,009cJan 1 '11-'27
3 yis g '09 J-J
1 137.000c.. _Jan 1 1928
World a Fair Bonds.
48 '91 J-J 54,293.0000_ Jan 1 1921 43 g '08 J-J 714,000c_Jan 1 '11-'27
1 3
Roger' P'k Town Hall Bonds.
-Ss '00 J-D $7,000c___June 1 1910 4s g '08 J-J J96,000c_Jan 1 '11-'26
1 4,000c. . Jan 1 1927
4s '09 J-J 1,500,0000.Jan 1 '12-'29
INTEREST.—Interest on the 4s of '08&'09 Is payable at the Illinois Trust
& Savings Bank of Chicago; on other city bonds by City Treasurer or In
New York by the American Exchange National Bank.
Bonds of 1893 and all subsequent issues are payable in gold.
TOTAL DEBT—
Nov. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '00. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
$30,195,000 528,720,000 524,771,000 525,555,000
Total bonded debt
Water bonds outstanding on Nov.1 1909 aggregated $3,145,000, and are
ncluded in above total. World's Fair bonds ($4,293,000) are outside of
debt limit under ruling of State Supreme Court.
103
Sinking fund on Nov. 1 1909 aggregated $5,388,365 69.
Floating debt on Nov. 1 1909 was $2,565,548 21.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns buildings and real estate of the
value of $125,188,753 74,including water works which cost 551,098,617 60,
and an electric-light system.
EQUALIZED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—
City
* Personal
Years—
Real Estate
• Total Val Tax Rate.
Property.
1908
$20.80
$344,499,927
$132,690,472
5477,190,399
1907
346,843,590
131,078,386
477,921,976
20.50
1906
303,033,228
123,230,068
18.00
426,263,298
1905
295,514,443
112,477,182
407,991,625
18.00
19(10
202,884,012
73,681,868
276,565,880
20.00
1899
r260,265,058
r84,931,361
r345,196,419
1898
178,801,172
42,165,275
55.24
220,966,447
1890
170,553,854
48,800,514
219,354,368
43.52
1888
123.292,358
37,349,369
160,641.727
35.63
'
Includes railroad property to the value (1908) of $22,747,232 and
capital stock to the value of (1908) $17,982,698. r Valuation on a new
basis beginning with 1899; see page 102.
The tax rate above given is that for city purposes only. In addition
to this the three districts of which the city is composed are assessed for
their proportion of State and county taxes, and for certain improvements,
the city in its corporate capacity not being assessable for these purposes.
The total tax rate for all purposes in 1908 was $79.80.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.—A new section to Article 4 (Section 34) of the State Constitution proposed by the 1903 Legislature, was
ratified by the voters of the State at the general election Nov. 8 1904. This
amendment permits the Legislature to form a new charter for the local
government of the city of Chicago; authorizes the consolidation in the municipal government of the powers now vested in the city, Board of Education, township, park and other local governments (V. 76, p. 989). In
event of such consolidation the indebtedness of the city, including the
existing debt, the debt of all municipal corporations lying wholly in the
city, and also the city's proportion of the debt of the county and sanitary
district, may be limited to 5% of the full value of the taxable property.
Legislation enacted under this amendment must be submitted to the voters
of the city of Chicago for approval. The question of a new city charter
was defeated by the voters on Sept. 17 1907. See V. 85, p. 745.
CITY'S GROWTH.—The city's growth in population, wealth and In
debtedness on Dec. 31 of the years named appears from the following:
(Parts of six townships annexed since 1890.)
• City tax
Year—
Poputation.
Valuation.
raised.
Bonded debt.
1908
2,425,000
5477,190,399
$22,666,543
$28,720,000
1907
2,3117,000
477,921,976
22,01.1,70 )
24.771.000
1900
2,300,500
426,263,296
17,434.169
25,555,000
1905
2,019,968
407,991,625
16.845,974
24,618,000
1900 (Census) _1,698,575
276,565.880
17,086,408
16,328,450
1800
1,090,850
9,558,334
13,545,400
219,354,368
1880
503,185
12,752,000
117,133,643
3,899,126
1870
306,605
275,986.550
11,041,000
4,139.799
2,336.000
1860
109,206
37,053,512
573,315
93,395
1850
28.269
7.222,249
25,270
• Includes city, school and library tax.
LINCOLN PARK DISTRICT.
Myron H. West, Supt.; A. W. Scott, Accountant.
Located in towns North Chicago and Lake View.
LOANS—
When Due, TOTAL DEBT N v 190941,910.000
North Town Bonds.
312,884
Sink. fdsJL.V.Park ext__
5
F-A $160,000c___Aug 1 1911 Dec.'09 1No. Shore Pro'n
80,015
5
J-J
40,000c___July 1 1918 Lake View
$1.26
48 07 M-N 450.000c_May 1 '10-'27 No. Town
1.10
Lake View Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_64,909,469
48 '03 J-J $1,000.000c__ _July 1 1923 Park tax (per $1,000) 10t8__ $1.23
4s '09 J-J 250,000_ _July 1 '10-'19
(Sheridan Road Warrants.)
5s
___ $10,000__ _Dec 31 1911 INT. payable at State Banli,Chicago.
NORTH SHORE PARK DISTRICT.
LOANS—
When Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1909_ _ $32,000
4s '09 A-0 $32,000__Apr 1 '14-'29 Assessed valuation 1909_1,161,566
Population in 1909 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST payable at State Bank of Chicago.
SOUTH PARK DISTRICT.
Edward G. Shumway, Secretary.
Located in towns of South Chicago, Hyde Park and Lake.
5s '91 F-A $50,000c_Feb 1 '10-'11 4s '05 11.1-N $1,200.000e May '10-'25
4s '01 J-J 300,000c_July 1 '10-'21 4s '06 .J-J 850,000c _July '10 '26
45 '03 J-J 1,400,000c_July 1 '10-'23 4s '07 J-J1,080,000c_July 1 '10-'27
45 '04 J-D1,500,000c_J'ne 1 '10-'24 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_$6,380,000
290.326.023
Tax valuation 1908
INTEREST is payable at Illinois Trust & Savings Bank.
WEST CHICAGO PARK DISTRICT.
Geo. A. Mugler, Secretary.
55
J-J $150,000c_ _July 1 1911 48 '06 A-051,700,000c_Apr '10-'26
(Subject to call.)
45 '06 A-0 850,000c_ _Apr 1 '10-'26
5s
J-J $240,000c__ _July 1 1915 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '0942,980,000
(Subject to call.)
105,614.809
Tax valuation 1908
55
J-J $140,000c_ _July 1 1917 INTEREST payable at Continental
(Subject to call after July 1 1902.)
National Bank, Chicago.
CHICAGO SANITARY DISTRICT.
C. L. Hutchinson. Treasurer; Isaac J. Bryan, elate.
This district was organized in 1889 and it includes the city of Chicago and
other territory, In all over 358 square miles. Bonds are all coupon in form,
$2,500,000 4s offered for sale
but may be registered at option ofholder.
I O 24.
Nov. s_
When Due. 4s '06 A-0 $420,000c_ Oct 1 '10-'24
24.000c____Oct 1 1925
5s
M-N $300,000c__Nov '10-'12
58
J-J
750,000c_Jan '10-'14 48 '07 J-J 448,000c_Jan 2 '10-'25
24,000c__ _Jan 2 1926
750,000c__July '10-'14
St.J-J
4;is J-J 1,200.000c_Jan '10-'15 4s '07 F-A 448,000c_Feb 1 '10-'25
4;is J-J
24,000c___Feb 1 1926
280,000c_Jan 1 '10-'16
4;is J-J
320,000c_Jan 1 1910-'17 4s '07 M-S1896,000c_Sept '10-'25
3%s ,J-J
1 48,000c_Sept 1 1826
190,000c_Jan 1 1919
3;is J-D
f 330,00ec_ Dec 1 '19-12
200,000c_ _June 30 1918
48
J-J
550,000c..Jan 1 '10-'20 4s '07 .1-D1 1,456,000e_ Dec 1 '13-25
48
J-J
96,00re_Der 1 1926
550.000c.. _July '10-'20
t
4s
A-0 1,375.000c_ Oct '10-'20 45 '08 .T-DI 952,000c_Dec 1 '10-26
48
J-J 1.300,000c_Jan 1 '10-'22
48,000c.... Dec 1 1927
48
J-D
975.000c_Dec 1 '10-'22 TOT. DEBT Oct 1 '09_518,936,000
4s
J-J 1,050,000c_.July 1 '10-'23 Tax valuation 1908__499,795,171
4s
J-D 1,050,000c_Dec 1 '10-'23 District tax (per $1,000) '08_56.80
48, M-Sf1,568,000c_Mch 15 '10-'23
05
1
96.000c_Idch 15 1924
INTEREST is payable at office of Treasurer
COLES COUNTY, Geo. S. Boulware, Clerk.
Charleston is the county seat.
When Due, BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ $213.750
LOANS—
Funding Bonds
Total assessed val 1908_6,995,152
48 '07 J-J $202,500c_ _July 1 '10-27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _57.50
INTEREST payable at the State Treasurer's office in Springfield.
COLLINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Madison County.
LOANS—
When Due. I
4%8'08 ___ $41.000
COOK COUNTY. E. R. Baker, Auditor County Board.
Cook County contains the City of Chicago.
unding Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due.
48 e J-J $875,000c_ _July 1 '10'23
Infirmary (Series "V) Bonds
48 '09J-D$1,900,000cJune 1 '10-'28 BOND. DEBT Sept 190948,735,000
Series "I"(Court-House) Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real.370,367.318
4s'05g M-S $4.000,000cSept 1 '10-'25 Assessed val.. personal__ 96,623,210
Building Bonds.
Assessed val.. railroads__ 18,113,798
3;isg'03J-J 5350,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'23 Capital stock
29,625,860
Refunding Bonds
Total valuation 1908.._.._514,730.186
4s g '05 J-J $400,000c_ _ _ _Jan '10-'25 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
43 g
M-N 632,500c_May 1 '10-'20 State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'08413.10
4s
M-N 202.500c_May 1 '10-'12 Population in 1900
1,838,735
4s g
J-J 375,000c_Jan 1 '10-'19 Population In 1909 (est.) _ _2.400,000
'INTEREST Is payable In Chicago.
104
[VOL. Lxxxxx.
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '09_ $54,500
DANVILLE. Louis Platt, Mayor; J. Torrance, Clerk.
A-0 f$4,500c___Apr 1 1910 Assessed valuation 1908_ __1,590,006
This city is in Vermillion County. Incorporated Feb. 3 1839; became 4s
1 1,000o___Apr 1 1911 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
a city in 1867; re-incorporated March 17 1874.
4 4s
J-J
11,000c_ - _July '10-13 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_529.00
Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS8,600 •
4s
J-D $6,000c_June 1 '10-'12 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4145,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
Sewer Bonds.
Evanston High School District
1 1910 BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_439,300 Total valuation 1909___4,300,000
4s
M-S $2,000c___Sept
W. Chase, Secretary.
10-11 Assessment debt (add'1)___ 179,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_426.00
3.000c_June 10,
J-D
434s
Evanston School District No. 76. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $36,000
Vill'e of Germanto wn(annexed'07) Floating debt
35,194
F. W. Nichols, Secretary.
Population In '09 (est.)
25,000
____ $5,000_ _Aug 1 '10-'19 Assessed valuation 1908___5,069,882
5s
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Chicago.
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
Vill'e So Danville (annexed 1905)
1910-1913 Total tax (per 51,000) 1908...$67.50
51,300
Population in 1900
16,354
Park Bonds.
35,000
430'04 Aug $22,000c_ _Aug '10-'14 Population in 1909 (est.)
This city is in Stephenson County. Incorporated Feb. 14 1855; reINTEREST is payable at Danville.
incorporated April 18 1882. Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Nov 1906_ _ _$106,500
LOANSDAN VILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 118. A. A. Partiow, Secretary.
City-Hail Bonds.
Total valuation 1905
2,503,657
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $142,500
LOANS1918
M-S $34,000
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
4s '07 J-J 1$52,500c_July 1 '10-16 Assessed valuation 1908_19.640.135 5s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1905_ __ _520.00
Refunding Bonds 1890.
1 50,000c_July 1 '17-21 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
F-A $62,000___Aug 2 1910 Population in 1900
13,258
5,000_ _July 1 1910 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_424.20 4s
4s '01 July
4s '02 July 35,000__July 1 '11-17 Population in 1909(est.)
25.000 FREEPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 145. D. F. Graham, Chairman
5s '09 July 6,000__July 1 '10-211 INTEREST payable in Danville.
Finance Committee.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $70,000
DECATUR. H. F. Robbins, Comptroller.
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,710,487
This city is the county seat of Macon County. Incorporated March 2 4s '05 M-N $19,000c_May 1 '10-'13 (Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
1839; re-Incorporated April 21 1881.
4s '05 M-N 42,000c_May 1 '14-'19 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _53.15
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09 $113,000 48
July 9,000c_July 1 '10-'11 Population 09 (est.) 18,000 to 20,000
-Works Bonds.
Water
Sinking fund
14,000
INTEREST payable at the office of the School Treasurer.
I $51,000c._ _Oct 1 1916 Total assessed val. 1908__ 4,345,910
4s '06 A-01 54,000c__Oct 1 '17-25 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) GALESBURG. Geo. J. Eastes, Treasurer.
1 8,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _580.00
This city is in Knox County, Incorporated Jan. 27 1841; re-Incorporated
40,000c.. Oct 1 1919 Population in 1900
20,754 July 20 1876.
45 '09 A-0
27,000c_Oct 1 '20-'28 Population In 1909 (est.)_ , 30,000 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_5133,000
,
_ _ Oct 1 1929
32,000
Floating debt
INTEREST on bonds of 1906 paid by J. Milliken & Co., Decatur; on 4s Building Bonds.
'05 F-Af$34,000 c____1910-1920 Sinking fund
31,830
bonds of 1909 at City Treasurer s office.
1 36,000 c__ _ _1015-1925 Assessed valuation 1909_ _$5,976,424
DEC A TuR SCHOOL DIS Hoc F. H. B. Wilson, Clerk.
Water Bonds.
(Assessment Is 1-3 actual value.)
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct. 1 1909. $259,900 58
A-0 $8,000c_ Oct.
1 1910 Total tax (per 51,000) 1908_465.30
4s
J-D $40,000c
1915 Sinking fund
18,607
36.014 58
M-N 25,000c_ Nov 1 1913 Population in 1900
4s
A-0 33,900c
1923 Assessed valuation 1908_ _4,798,401
Electric-Light.
22,682
School Census 1907
(Subject to call after 1913.)
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) 4s
A-0 $30,000c_. __Oct 1910
5s 92
__
56,000
1912 , School tax (per $1,000) 1908__$33.20 ($10.000 each 5 years to Oct. 1920.)
(Subject to call after 1902.)
Population in 1909 (est.)
35,000
INTEREST on the building bonds s payable at the First NationarBank,
48 '09 ___ $160,000
19291
Chicago; on the water bonds at the Chemical National Bank, New York;
INTEREST on bonds due in 1915 is payable in New York City and on on the electric-light bonds at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
bonds due in 1923 in Chicago.
GALESBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. L. Steele. Supt. of Schools.
LOANSWhen Due.I (Assessm't about 1-5 actual value.)
DIXON. Blake Grover, Clerk.
4 .5s'04 M-S $70,000c_ _Sept 1 '10-16 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$22.00
This city is In Lee County. Incorporated Feb. 10 1853.
25,000
When Due.I Sinking fund
LOANS$6,000 BOND. DEBT Sept 16-'09_ $70,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
4 Ms .
:tpr 24,000cApr15 '11-16-21-26 Assessed valuation 1908__2,160,840 Assessed valuation 1908._ 3,836.698
,
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's ofifce.
'06 J'iy 8,000c.11y1 '11-16-21-26 Tax rate (per1Nor. Dixon
$6.50
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_
$32,000 51,000) '081DIxon
6.50
Assessment debt_
20,000'Population in 1900
7,917 GALLATIN COUNTY. Henry G. Sanks, Clerk. • INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.
County seat is Shawneetown. The bonds below described are registered
with the State Auditor.
DIXON SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. W. Smith, Secretary.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _51,445,932
LOANSWhen Due. I TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ _$56,000 LOANSRefunding Bonds.
(Assessment is about 1-5 actual value
5s '08 July $50,000c_43,000 yriy1IN TEREST payable in Dixon.
4s
J-J $41,250__July 1 '09-'11 State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_512.50
(Beginning July 1 1914.)
I
4s
J-J
40,000 July 1 '12-'13 Population in 1900
15.836
$85,000
INTEREST payable in New York.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Silas Cook, Mayor; Frank B. Hanna, County debt April 1909
FREEPORT.
Comptroller.
•
This city is in St. Clair County. Incorporated Feb. 16 1865; re-Incorporated Aug. 28 1888.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _ $7,650,000
• Refunding Bonds.
'Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-471.70
450'08 Sept $712,500„ _Sept 1 1928 Population in 1900
29,655
BOND. DEBT Sept 18'09 5712,5001Population In 1909 (est.) __ 63,000
INTEREST is payable by the State Treasurer at Springfield, Ill,
EAST ST. LOUIS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 189. J. S. Pidgeon, Secretary
All school districts of East St. Louis were consolidated in Sept. 190.1.
LOANSWhen Due.
1$20,000 c..Mch 2 1918
5s
J-D $17,0000.__June 11013 4s '08 M-S( 20,000 c___Mch 2 1923
55
A-0 60,000o___Apr 2 1914
20,0000_ _ _Mch 2 1928
4s
39,000o___July 1 1911 4s '09 J-J . 30,000 c_July 1 '19&'24
J-J
t
5s
April 8,000c_ _ Apr 11 1911
20,000 c__July 1 1929
Si
5,000o__Aug 18 1920 TOTAL DEBT Oct -1909_ $407,000
F-A
5s
J-D
9,000c__Dec 20 1915 Sinking fund
116,212
5s '04 A-0 125.000c_ Oct 3 1924 Assessed valuation 1909._ _8,178,880
4s '06 J-J
30,000cJ'ly2 '11-16-21 School tax (per 51.000) 1908_ 60.000
532.50
Ss
J-J
4,000c _July 28 I'll. Population in 1909 (est.).
INTEREST Is payable at the School Treasurer's office.
I
ELDORADO TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Saline County.
When Due.1
LOANS5s '08 June $25,000__June 1 13-'251
ELGIN. A. L. Metzel, Treasurer; Wm.F. Sylla, Clerk.
This city is in Cook and Kane counties. Incorporated May 1 1854:
re-Incorporated Oct. 18 1880. Bonds are taxable.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 '09__ $136,000
Water
-Works Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'1)___ 116,865
es
J-J 1E4,000_ _ _ _ Oct 1 1912 Sinking fund
1,359
130,000_ _Oct 1 '13-'17 Total assessed val.,'08_ _ _ _4,983,339
4s
J-J
30,000_Dec 31 '18-'22 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$66.00
4,000.._ Jan 1 1910 Population in 1900
22,433
4s g '07 J-J
10,000c_ _July 1 '10-12 Population in 1909 (est.)
26,000
48 g '07 J-J
58,000c_ _July 1 '23-27
INTEREST payable at tile City Treasurer's office.
ELGIN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 46 F. B. Perkins, Secretary.
LOANS4s '04 May $45,000_ May 15 '13-15
School Bonds.
When Due. BOND, DEBT Sept 16 '09 $90,000
5s '92 July 55,000_ ___July 1 1910 Value of school property__
423,700
5s '92 July 15,000_ _ _ _July 1 1911 Total valuation 1908
5,006,420
5s '92 J-J
5,000_ _ __July 1 1910 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
58 '92 J-J
15,000_ _ _July 1 1912 School tax (per 51,000) 1908_429.7
4s 05 May 5,000__ .May 15 1910 Population in 1909 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST on the bonds above described is payable at Elgin.
1
ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP.
HANCOCK COUNTY. Jas. W. Westfall, Clerk.
Carthage Is the county seat.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1908_ _ $8,247,152
LOANS58
July $100,000c_July 1 '10-17 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
State & co. tax (per M.) 1908_512.30
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $100,000 Population in 1900
32,215
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Chicago.
HINSDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. E. Giles, Secretary.
This district is in Dupage County.
LOANSWhen Due.'Assessed valuation 1908_
58 '08 F-A $30,000c_ _Dec 1 10-191School tax (per $1,000)'08
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $30,0001Population In 1909 (est.)
$623,000
55 00
4,000
JACKSONVILLE. George W. Davis, Clerk.
This city Is in Morgan County. Incorporated Feb. 3 1840; re-incorporated April 4 1887.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09_ $167,500
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908 _ _2,461,847
48
J-J $99,500c__ _July 1 1919 (Assessment Is 1-5 actual value.)
(Part subject to call yearly.)
City tax (per 31,000) '08
$20.00
4s '05 J-J 5560,000r.July 1 '10-'24 Population in 1900
15,078
14,000r_ July 1 1925 Population in 1909 (est.)
18,000
INTEREST payable at State Treasury,in N. Y.City and at City Treasury
JOLIET. Jno. R. Cronin, Mayor; Matt Berscheid, Clerk.
This city is in Will County. Incorporated Feb. 26 1845; re-incorporated
Aug. 5 1876.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Water Works Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
450'04 J-J $50,000c_June 30 1914
,
4 As'95 June 29 $20,000c_June 29 '10 BOND. DEBT Meh 26 '09_ $177,800
Park Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'1)___ 220,600
4s '99 J-J $14,000c__ _Jan 2 1919 (Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call.)
Total valuation 1908._ 4,000,000
Permanent Improvement Bonds. Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_485.50
4s '04A-0 $58,800c
Oct 1914 City tax (pet $1,000) 1908_....$24 00
4 yo'07 F-A 35,000c_Aug 15 1917 Population in 1909 (est.)-_-41,000
29,353
Population in 1900
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable at Chicago; on tile water
works and permanent Improvement bonds of 1904 at New York City; on
the park bonds at Joliet; on perm. Imp. bonds of 1907 at Treasurer's office.
JOLIET TOWNSHIP HIGH-SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. F. Skeel, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessm't about 1-5 acttial value.)
33•68
J-J $50,000c___July '10.14 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_511.00
47,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09
550,000! Population in 1909 (est.)
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ $6.707,794 I
INTEREST payable at Township Treasurer's office.
I
KANKAKEE COUNTY. John B. Flageole, Clerk.
This township (P. 0. Elmwood), Is in Peoria County.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct. 1909._ $80,000
Refunding Bonds.
;Assessed valuation 1908__ 581,769
%s'09 J-J $80,000c_July 1 '10-'291Taxable value property___2,908,845
INTEREST payable at State Treasurer's office, Springfield.
County seat is Kankakee.
LOANS
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09 $150,000
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _12,833,250
4s '09 s-an $150,000_July 1 '16-'30 County tax (per 51,000)'08____56.50
EVANSTON. N. G. Inglehart, Comptroller.
LA GRANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 102.
This city is in Cook County. Incorporated as a town 1863; village 1872,
and city March 29 1892.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '07 A-0 $40,000___Apr 1 '23-27
Public-Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Bonds
58
M-N $7,500c ____1910-1912 Is
J-J $20,000c July 1 '10-'13
4s
A-0 15,000c
_ _1910-1918 BOND. DEBT May 3 1909_ $140,600
($3,000 in even years on April 1.) Floating debt (additional)_
23,451
Library Bonds
Sinking fund assets
12,100
$12,900c_July 1 '10-'17 Assessed valuation 1908__ _6,071,727
48 '04 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '18-'22 (Assessm't about 1-5 actual value.)
I. 2 100
_J 1 1 1923 Population in 1900
19,259
48 05 J-D 25,000c_Dec 1 '15-24 Population in 1909 (est.)
27,000
INTEREST on the public Improvement 55 is payable at .the State Bank
of Chicago; on the public improvement 4s and the refunding 4s at the First
National Bank of N. Y.; on all other bonds at the office of the City Treas.
EVANSTON SCHOOL DISTRICTS. H. H. Kingsley,Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due 45
A-0 54,0000___Apr 1 1918
Evanston Central Sch. Dis. No. 75
,
10,000c_July 1 14-'18
34,000c_Apr 1 '14-'17 45
J-J 1 5,000o_July 1 '19-'20
1,5000..Apr 1
48
A-0
1918
3,000c___July 1 1921
10,000o..Apr 1 '19-'20
6,000o_ _July 1 1922
4,500o _Apr 1 1921 4s '05 J-J
55,000c_July 1 '10-'25
48
A-0
4,0000__Apr 1 1911 (Part yearly July 1.-V.80 p. 1932.)
48
A-0 22,500o___Apr 1 1912
($4,500 due yearly to April 1 1917.)
This district Is In Cook County.
LOANSWhen Due.
1$8,000____1912& 1918
4s '09 ____
6,000
1913-1914
6,000
1916-1917
110,000
1919-1920
I
LEE COUNTY. J. M. Sterling, Treasurer.
Dixon is the county seat.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_517,674,872
LOANSCourt House Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
314
s
$40,000c ___1910-1913 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_57.10
BOND. DEBT Sept 18'09 540,000 Population in 1900
29,894
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
LINCOLN. J. E. Jewett, Comptroller.
This city is in Logan County. Incor orated 1865. Bonds exemptfrom tax.
LOANS$80,000
When Due, Assessment bonds
Refunding Bonds.
4,500
Sinking fund
45 '98 J-J $12,000c_July 1 '10-13 Assessed valuation 1909_41,275,000
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
48 '04 M'S $25.000c___Sept '14-21 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ 427.00
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_
15,000
537,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable in New York; on the
funding bonds In St. Louis.
Nov., 1909.1
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND TOWNS
105
LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. W. QUINCY. L. J. Harris, Comptroller.
This city Is in Adams County. Incorporated Feb. 21 1839; reincorporated
North, Secretary.
Feb. 12 1895. The bonds given below are all registered with the State Aud'r.
This district is in Will County.
The sinking fund Is now so arranged that It will be ample to meet the in$50,000
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16'09
LOANSdebtedness as It matures and do away with any future refunding.
'Assessed valuation 1908_ 1,379,855 LOANSHigh School Bonds
When Due
Refunding Bonds (Con.).
53 40
1914-1918 School tax (per $1,000) '08_
_
$250,000cJuly 1 '11-15
Refunding Bonds.
7,000
'08 s-a f510,c48 15,000c___ 1919-1923 Population In 1909
434s '90 July $77,000c_ _July 1 1910 434s'97 July { 47,000c_July 1 1916
INTEREST payable in Lockport. 4s '91 July
25,000c_ _- 1924-1928
14,000c_July 1 1917
1,000c_ __July 1 1911
120,000c_ _July 1 '11-16 BOND.DEBT May 6 1909.. $689,000
MACOUPIN COUNTY. Elmo Etter, Treasurer.
described are registered 4s '98 July { 60,000c__ _July 1 1917 Equalized valuation 1908.6,011,163
County seat is Carlinville. The bonds below
80,000c___July 1 1918 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
With the State Auditor.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908-$74.00
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _$8,862,886
36,252
Population In 1900
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST on all bonds is paid either at the State Treasury In SpringJ-J $60.000r_ . _ July 1 1910 State & co. tax (per M) 1908412.50 field or
430
at the American Exchange National Bank of New York.
41,256
Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Oct 2 1909_460,000
QUINCY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 172. D. B. Rawlins, Treasurer.
INTEREST is payable at Springfield and New York.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
MATTOON CITY. Chas. S. Hoots, Comptroller.
Is '05 July $80,000c_ __July 1 '10-15 School tax (per $1,000) 1908 $22.50
22 1859; reinc. treb. 25 1879.
This city is in Coles County. Inc. Feb.
48,000
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ _ _593,333 Population in 1909 (est.)
Paving Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908.. _5,795,827
INTEREST payable at Quincy.
Is '09 July *12,600
Drainage Bonds.
u$ Mcii 1 'Os_ $65,000 ROBINSON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
June 1 $6,832 _1909-1914 GEN'L BON
Is
59,504
Assessment debt
Refunding Bonds.
C. E. Price, Secretary.
45
Mch $15,000___Mch 22 1920 TOTAL DEBT Alch 1 '08_ 127 504
This district is In Crawford County.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _1,410,305 LOANSRailroad Aid Bonds.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_ _ __ $30,000
Mch $21,000___Mch 22 1915 (Assessment is 1-5 actual value.) 5s '09 July $30,000__July 1 '11-'15 Assessed valuation 1908____969,062
4s
ss
“is
May 25,000____May 1 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 19084116.50
10,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
9,622
Population in 1900
W. W.
H.C.Scovill,C1k.
MATTOON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 100. ROCKFORD. Winnebago Wormwood, Treas.;Jan. 3 1862; reincorThis city Is in
County
Incorporated
porated June 8 1880.
G. S. Richmond, Twp. Treasurer.
F-A $6,000c._ _Aug 1 1912
When Due. Is
LOANS,T-J $28,000c_ _July 1 1919 BONDED DEBT Oct 1908__$34,000
4s
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.) Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,251,966
School tax (per $1,000) 1908...$3670
LOANSWhen Due.
Permanent Improvement.
City Bonds
4s '06 F-A $60,000c__ _Aug 1 1926
4s '07 J$16,500c__June 1 1925 (Subject to call after Aug. 1 1916.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s '08 F-A 30,000c_ Aug 1 '10-'12
4s '97 M-S $12,000c_Sept 15 1910
Renewal Bonds.
MOLINE. Chas. G. Carlson, Clerk.
4s '98 M-S 11,900c_Sept 16 1911 4s '06 J-D $36,200c_ __June 1 1916
This city Is In Rock Island County. Incorporated Feb. 14 1855; re- 4s '07 M-S 43,900c__Mch 1 1927 BOND.DEBT Sept 1909__ $391,800
1872. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
incorporated Aug. 6
48 '07 J-J
27,7000_July 1 1923 Equal'd valuation 1908___9,797,798
When Due.
Filter Plant Bonds.
LOANS4s '07 F-A 36,000c_ _Aug 20 1922
(Assessment 1-5 actual
43is
J-D $40,000c_ _Dec 1 '10-13 4s'07 M-N 39,100c__Nov 1 1927 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_value.)
Street Improvement.
_ _415.70
M-S $15,000c___Sept 1 1914 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 '09_ $93,000 4s '08 M-N 28.500c_Dec 15 1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ 53.92
43.6s
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1909.) Total valuation 1907 _2,690 481
Population in 1900
31.051
$10,000c_ _ _Jan 2 1917 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
J-J
4;is
Population in 1909 (est.)__ 47,000
City tax (per $1,000) for 190/428.50
Water Works Extension.
INTEREST payable by City Treasurer.
F-A $10,000c___Atig 1 1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_ 8 /.50
4;is
2502040
17,8 ROCKFORD PARK DISTRICT. F. J. O'Brien, Secretary.
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1904.) Population in 190()
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Aug. 1909_4100,000
LOANSPopulation In 1907 (est.)
Paric Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $100,000 c:July 1 '19-'28 Assessed valuation 1909_10,271.907
4 tis'07 J•D $11.000c__ _Dec 1 1917 INTEREST is payable in Moline.
INTEREST at First National Bank, Chicago.
MOLINE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 40. R. W. Entrikin, Secretary.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09472,000 ROOK ISLAND. H. C. Schaffer, Mayor.
LOANSJuly $30,000c_ _July 1 '14-19 Assessed valuation 1908...2,890,401
49
This city Is In Rock Island County. Incorporated Feb. 27 1841: reinJuly 20,000o_ _July 1 '10-13 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_445.00 corporated Nov. 4 1879.
Is
25,000 LOANSJuly 10,000c _July 1 '10-14 Population in 1909 (est.)
Is
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 3 '09_ $196.000
44s'04 July 12,000cJuly 1 '10-13
46,000
Water debt (included)
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST on the 4s is payable in Chicago; on the 4;is In Moline; on the 434s
3,304.678
M-Sf$70,000r__ Sept 1 1912 Total valuation 1908
Is due 1010-1913 In Boston and on the Is due 1910-1914 In Davenport, Ia.
(Assessment 1-5 actual value.)
( 80,000r___ Sept 1 1917
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_478 50
Water Certificates.
MORGAN COUNTY. James S. Merrill, Clerk.
26,000
J-J $21,000c .Jan 1 '10-16 Population in 1905
58
County seat Is Jacksonville. The bonds are subject to taxation.
Water Bonds.
When Due. Total assessed val, 1908..49,665,835
LOANSF-A $25,0000.._ Feb 1 1922
5s
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Clerk, except on the re4s June 15 890.000r_June 15 '10-27 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ 7.50 funding 434s, which is payable at the office of the State Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09-$90,000 Population in 1909 (est) __ 37,000
payable at Springfield. Population in 1900_
35,006 SALINE COUNTY
INTEREST
Joel Mooneyhan, Treasurer.
Harrisburg is trio county seat.
OAK PARS. J. E. Tristram, Clerk
When Due, BONDED DEBT Mch 1909.5112,000
LOANSThis village Is In Cook County. The bonds are all taxable.
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_43,694,001
LOANSf $2,000___July 1 1915 County tax (per $1,000) 1907_57.50
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1908 _ _ _5110.40
Water Bonds.
55.249
lio,000...rtny 1 '19 &'22 Population in 1900
15.000
_ $156,600_ _June 1 '10-'18 Population In 1909 (est.)
43.s
1 1920
INTEREST on the refunding
BOND. DEBT May 3 1909_5164,000 INT. payable at office Village Treas. 430'07 ann. 5,000_ _ _ _July 1 1921 bonds is payable at the State Aud
3,000____July
OAK PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 97. W. H. Hatch, Sec. Bd. of Ed.
10,000._ __July 1 1923 itor's office in Springfield.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908__ $3,694,001
LOANS$156,600_June 1 '10-'18 (Assessm't 1-5 to 1-6 actual value.) SANGAMON COUNTY. Charles E. Opel, Clerk.
4;is
20 000
BOND. DEBT May 3 1909_5164,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
County seat is Springfield. The bonds are all subject to taxation.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1908422,555,257
INTEREST payable at the Illinois Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago.
LOANS(Assessment is about 1-3 actual value
Funding Bonds.
PANA (Township). J. E. Reese, Treasurer.
48 '07 July $110,000_July 1 '10-'17 State & Co.tax(per $1,000)'08 $12.50
This township is in Christian County. The bonds below described are TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_$111,000 Population In 1900_
71,593
registered with the State Auditor.
85,000
Population in 19(19 (est.)
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 19094128,000
LOANSINTEREST Is payable at Springfield and at New York.
Assessed valuation 1008... 1,285,916
Refunding Bonds-1898.
(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
SPRINGFIELD. F. R. Simmons, City Comptroller.
July 1 $02,000c ..July 1 1918
4s
.5
001
(Subject to call after July 1 1908.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_488.00
This city is In Sangamon County. Incorporated Feb. 3 1840; re-IncorJuly $36,000c_ _Sept 1 1918 Population in 1900
4s
porated April 6 1882. All the Is are registered with the State Auditor.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1913.) Population In 1909 (est)
8,000 Al bonds are tax-exempt.
INTEREST on bonds Is payable by State Treasurer, Springfield.
Whets Due. TOT. BD. DEBT Sept 1 '08 $845,800
LOANSRefunding.
Total equalized val, 1907_ _8,652,949
PANA TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. A. Cutler, Sec'y.
Sept $207,500c_ _Sept 1 1920
(About 1-5 cash value.)
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 1909 $50,000 314s
LOANSSept 294,600cSept 11021 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_476.30
High School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_1,261,460 334s
34,159
Sept 155,800c_ _Sept 1 1923 Population In 1900
Is '07 A-01$45,000c_Oct 15 '12-26 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) 4s
INTEREST is pald at the State
8,000 4s '05 Sept 128,005c__Sept 1 1925
1 5,000c.._ _Oct 15 1927 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank In Chicago 5s '06 Sept 50,000_ _Sept 1 '10-'14 Treasury in Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD PLEASURE DRIVEWAY AND PARK DISTRICT.
PEKIN. J. H. Soldwedel, Clerk.
Kate Griffiths, Secretary.
This city is In Tazewell County. Incorporated March 2 1839, reincorThis district comprises tlie City of Springfield and certain outlying terriporated April 20 1874. Bonds are tax-exempt.
tory-about 48 square miles.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ $123,500
LOANSWhen Due. GEN. BONDS Nov 9 '09_5116,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__ _1,318,536 LOANS12,371
_ _____
'10-'23 Assessment debt
48 '05 J-J 575,500c___July 1 1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___$58.00 4s '03 Sept $35,000c_Sept 1 '10-'20 Assessed valuation 1908_ _10.105.225
27,500c_Sept 1
Population in 1900
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
8,420
1 '21-'22 (Assessm't alum' 9e% (lethal value I
J-D 148,000r_ -Dec 1 1927 Population In 1905 (est) _ _ _12,000 4s '05 Sept 8,000c_Sept
s
'08Jord _ $57.50
4.500c__ Sept 1 1923 Dist.tax(per $1,000)
INTEREST on the 48 is payable at the German-American National Bank,
lbond_ 12,50
I 33,000c.Sept 1 '10-'24
Pekin; on the 4345 at office of McCoy & Co., In Chicago.
4s '06 Sept
2,000cSept 11025 Population In 1909 (est.) _ _ _ _60,000
1,500c___Scpt 1 1926 1NTREEST payable In Springfield.
PEORIA. J. J. Crowder, Comptroller.
This city Is in Peoria County. Incorporated Feb. 28 1839; reincor- STERLING. M. E. Wilger, Clerk.
porated Oct. 20 1891.
rfA iss.
LoliN (
,
- is In Whiteside Coue,y. Incornor rod Feb 1(1 1837.
.Ity
Refunding School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSBridge Repair Bonds.
When Due.
June 1 $20.000_ _ _..June 11018
48
Refunding Bounty Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
J-J $3,000____July 1 1910
4s
J-D $21,000___June 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '094302,500 434s
48
M-N $6,000_Nov I '10-'15
Library Bonds.
M-S 21,000_ _ _Mch 2 1923 Assessment debt (additional)420,500 434s
4s
J-D 14,500___Dee 1 '12-'21 434s
Aug $13,700„Aug 1 '11-'2$
Floating debt
Refunding Railway Bonds.
100,000 434s
Aug 6,500___Aug 1 '15-'21 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09...$61.200
52,200
4343'08 J-J $95,000c_Ju y 1 '10-'28 Sinking fund
Improvement Bonds.
Assessment debt (additional) 32,325
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1008_..11,375,291 434s
July $1,500_ __July 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1008._..1,604,360
J-I) $10,500___June 1 1910 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) 434s
434s
i08___s74 50
J-J
5,000____July '10-'12 Total tas (per si
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908..___$8.077 Is
Bridge Bonds.
9.000
July 1914 Population in 1909 (est.)
July 2,000
56,100 4s
4s '06 F-A $175.000___Ang 1926 Population in 1900
F-A 8,000__Aug 1 '11-'18
INTEREST payable at sterling.
50,000c_Aug 1 '10-'28 Population in 1909 (est.)
75,000
48 'OR F-A
refunding school, bounty and bridge bonds is payable in URBANA PARK DISTRICT. W. E. Atkinson, Secretary.
INTEREST on
Peoria; on all other bonds at the Hanover National Bank, New York.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09_434,000
LOANSPEORIA PLEASURE DRIVEWAY AND PARK DISTRICT. B. F. Cart- 434s'08 M-S $34,000c.__1918-l928 Park Dist. tax (per $1,000)'0843.62
9,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
wright, Secretary.
INTEREST payable at Park Treasurer's office, Urbana.
When Due.1434s
M-N J$50,000__Nov 1 1910
LOANS1895
1 50,000__ _July 1 1915 WAUKEGAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
334s'01 J-J $50,000o___July 1 19211
40,000c_ _ _July 2 19261 BOND. DEBT May 1 19094190,000
4s '06 .T-J
This district is in Lake County.
INTEREST Is payable in Peoria.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909__ $85,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908_ _ _1,287,761
High..School Bonds.
PEORIA COUNTY. Oscar Heinrich, Clerk.
This county, by paying off its bonds as they matured, has reduced its 4s '09 F-A1576,000__Aug 1 '10-'28 School tax (per $1.000) 1908_89.60
1 9,000___ _Feb 1 1929 Population In 1909 (est.)____17,000
debt to small proportions. The county seat Is Peoria.
INTEREST payable in Chicago.
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
$12,000
Total valuation 1908. ___ 20,541,788
48 '09 M-S$240,000
H. W. Grote Treasurer.
(See V. 87. p. 1622, for maturity.)1(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) WHEATON.
This city Is In Dupage County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 2109 _$240,000 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08412.50
When Due. BONDED DEBT May 1909 $155,000
LOANSPopulation In 1909 (est.) ____95,000
140,000
Assessment debt (inci)
Water Works Bonds.
PIATT COUNTY. Harvey Fay, Clerk.
480,000
May $15,000c_Apr 1 '10-'32 Assessed valuation 1908
Is
•
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment 20% actual value.,
Monticello 13 the county seat.
When Due. (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) Is
J-J s25,000c_July 15 '10-'14 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _513 00
LOANSCounty tax (per $1,000) 1008_47.00
2 245
Population in 1900
Paving Bonds.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
s80.000e_Julv 15 '10-'17 Population In 1908 (est.)
3.200
July $40,000c_ _July 1 '10-13 Population In 1900
17,706 Is
48
INTEREST on the water-works bonds payable at the First Nat. Bank of
BOND. DEBT Mch 31909. $50,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
19,000
Assessed valuation 1008_6,782,424 INTEREST is payable at Monticello Chicago; on the sewer and paving bonds at the office of the City Treasurer.
106
MICHIGAN-DEBT OF STATE.
LxxxIx.
DEBT LIMITATION.
-Michigan, as noted in our history of the State's
WHITE COUNTY. G. W. Clark, Deputy County Treas.
County seat is Carmi. Bones are registered with the State Auditor. debt, started its career as a State in January 1837, when the whole land
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909.. _35.645,307 was buoyant over its inflated enterpr es carried on at public expense.• So
Funding Bonds
(Assessment about 1-3 act. value).
J-J $126,000c_ __July '10-'18 State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_312.50 to be abreast with the times, instead of putting any limit on the power of
45s
25.386 the State to create debt, it put into its Constitution a notice to the LegisBOND. DEBT Oct 8 '09__ $126,000 Population In 1900
INTEREST payable by State Treasurer.
lature to go to work at once and make provision for "ascertaining the
'proper objects of improvement in relation to roads, canals and navigable
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
regarding minor civil divisions in "waters," that the money might be raised and these improvements might
In the table below we give statistics
the State of Illinois which are not represented among the foregoing detailed be prosecuted with as little delay as
possible.
reports. We add the population in 1900 according to the U. S. Census.
That was the spirit which ruled and the condition which prevailed in
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax Rate PopuDebt.
Valuation. p.31,0001ation 1837. In 1850 Michigan made and adopted another Constitution. During
Debt.
$60,000 $3,000 $3,750,000a56.50
Beardstown (C.) Cass Co
4.827
.
800,000 11.20
Blue Island (C.), Cook Co
7,000
6.114 the years which intervened the people had gained a wide experience and
34,000
1,604,377 72.40 12.566 had evidently profited by it. Hence we find them at the latter date showing
65,000
Cairo (C.), Alexander County
None 1,304,116x33.00
Canton Un. S. D., Fulton Co_ 54,000
a purpose to make an instrument in its financial features about as dissimilar
35,000
4,200
690,201 9.72
Charleston (C.), Coles Co
5.488
Chicago Heights (C.), Cook Co.. 31,500 24,483
950,000 82.50
5,100 from the one it was to supplant as It could well be, and this purpose Is
41,500 None. 1,022,920 a 1.16
De Kalb. De Kalb County
5.904 continued in the new Constitution approved by a popular vote on Nov. 3
53,000
None. 1,184.866 c3.47
De Kalb Sch. Dist. No. 64
1908. The provisions of the 1908 Constitution concerning the debt-snaking
70,000
1,622,415x14.70
De Kalb Twp. Sch. Dist
1,291,976 4.10
East Lincoln Twp.. Logan Co_ - 44,000
5.641 power of the State are contained in Sections 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article
37,000
5,000 1,770,230 7.50 19,675 X. These sections follow:
Franklin County
35,050
738,276 ____
Galena (C.), Jo Daviess Co
5,635
SECTION 10, The State may contract debts to meet deficits in revenue,
5,000 1,060,380x37.70
Granite City S. D. No. 126____ 40,000
but such debts shall not In the aggregate at any one time exceed two
126,000
1,500 2,300,000 c7.50 20,197 hundred and fifty
Hamilton County
thousand dollars. The State may also contract debts
Jersey Co_.._ 26,000 None.
Jerseyville (City).
535,640 61.40
3,517 to repel invasion, suppress
State or aid the United
50,100
Kewanee (C.), Henry County
1,000 1,456,307d22.80
8,382 States in time of war. Theinsurrection, defend the applied to the purposes
money so raised shall be
Kewanee School District No. 51 68,000
1,368,899
for which it is raised or to the payment of the debts contracted.
3,000 5,601,063x36.20
Marion School District No. 52_ 30,000
SECTION 11. No scrip, certificate or other evidence of State IndebtedMattoon (Twp.), Coles County_ 96,000
1,410,305 ____ 10,582
Momence Twp., Kankakee Co.. 36,000
None 1,634,450a50.00
2,077 ness shall be Issued except for such debts as are expressly authorized in
the Constitution.
Monmouth School District__ 25,000
None 1,500,000 25.00
Monroe County
100,000
6,000 2,650,108 c7.50 13,847
SECTION 12. The credit of the State shall not be granted to or in aid
Oregon Township, Ogle Co
40,000
/she.
515,853 10.05
2,357 of any persons, association or corporation, public or private.
49,000
None. 1,558,183 x3.65
Ottawa Sch. Dist. No 141
SECTION 13. The State shall not subscribe to nor be interested in
Pena (City). Christie County_ _ _ 30,000
615,932 70.00
5,530 the
stock of any company, association or corporation.
Prairie Twp.. Shelby County__ 44,000
2,096
Pulaski County
SECTION 14. The State shall not be a party to, nor interested in any
-,42,000
Non) 1.469,435 c7.50 14,554
work of Internal improvement, nor engage in carrying on any such work
Rochelle School District
None
679,128z22.50
25,000
Rock Island County
N ne. 85,000 10,289,266 7.50 55,249 except in the improvement of, or aiding in the Improvement of public
wagon roads, in the re-forestation and protection of lands owned by the
750,414
Sheldon Twp., Iroquois Co_ _*32,400
Sterling Twp., Whiteside Co_ _ _ 36,500
None 1.800,000 ____
7,505 State and in the expenditure of grants to the State of land or other property
None 1,611,687x22.60
Streator School District No. 45. 61,000
The 1908 Constitution also provides that counties shall not Incur any
Urbana, Champaign County__ 40,000 22,000 1,183,870 26.00
indebtedness which shall increase their total debt beyond 3% of their
None 1,292,584x35.50
Urbana Sch. Dist. No. 116.__ 56,000
780,000x29.50
None
Wheaton Sch. Dist. No. 36___ 27,000
assessed valuation.
30,000
3,000 4,240,109 c7.50 27,796
Williamson County
[On the first Monday in April 1910 the citizens of this State will vote on
4,500
331,322 5.50
Windsor Township, Shelby Co._ 25,000
1,808 a constitutional amendment by which It is proposed to allow counties having
Woodstock School District No.
an assessed valuation of $5,000,000 or less to create debt up to 5% of this
None
33,000
72. McHenry County
828,107x29.00
value.]
a Total tax. x School tax; c County tax. d City tax.
Cities and villages are left by the 1908 instrument to the discretion of the
ILLINOIS DRAINAGE DISTRICTS.
(Not included among statements in detail.)
Legislature in the matter of restrictions upon their borrowing power. The
Bonds below are issued under the Drainage Act, and assessments are
made for their payment on the lands benefited. The figures given below provision which relates to this subject is found in Article 8, Section 20, and
Is as follows:
are for March 3 1909.
Allison Ditch District No. 2_413,200 Haw Creek Spec. Drain. Dist_$44.000
SECTION 20. The Legislature shall provide by a general law for the inArcola Drainage Dist. No. 1_ 12,000 Hillview Dr. & Lev. Dist___258,500 corporation of cities and by a general law for the Incorporation of villages;
Bay Creek Suo-Dist. of Sny
Hopkins Drainage District_ _ _ 15,000 such general laws shall limit their rate of taxation for municipal purposes
• Island & Lev. Dr. Dist_ __ _ 22,500 Inlet Swamp Drainage Dist__ 34,500 and restrict their powers of borrowing money and contracting debts.
Bay Island Drainage & Levee
Jones' Pond Mutual Dr. Dist.. 4,000
EXEMPTION FROM TAX ATIO N.
-An Act of the Legislature approved
District No. 1
160.500 Kleicapoo Drainage District__ 18.886 May
provides that bonds hereafter issued by any county, township,
Big Lake Spec. Drain. Dist__ 50,500 Lacey Levee & Drainage Dist 39,000 city,13 1909or school district in the State of
village
Michigan shall be exempt from
Bois D'Arc Drainage District 3.000 Lamotte & Montgomery Dr.
all taxation.
Dist
Boone's Pond Mut Dr Dist_ 6.500
1,800
Little Beaver Drainage Dist_ 18,500
Claussen Park Levee & Drain16,590 WeGee Creek Levee & Or.Dist_ 164,900
age District
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Clear Lake Spec. Drain. Dist_ 9,300 Mason & Cass River District.. 79,000
Coal Creek Levee do Dr. Dist_ 53,600 Meredosia Levee & Dr. Dist_ 24,400
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Cypress Special Drain. Dist
14,000 Mineral Marsh Spec. Dr. Dist. 24,619
Drain. Dist. No. 1, Town of
Momence
and
Pembroke
3,000
Gold Hill
NOTE.
-For places not given In alphabetical order among the following
Drainage District
8,528
Drury Drainage District
73,000 Momence and Yellow Head
statements, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
Sub-Dist. No. 1 of Union Dr.
Drainage District
3,000
Dist. No. 1 of the towns of
Otter Pond Ditch District
11,000 ADRIAN. John W. Wagner, Treasurer.
Drury, Rock Island Co.,
Par ridge Dr. & Levee Dist
This city is in Lenawee County. Incorporated in 1853.
90,000
and Eliza, Mercer Co
31,500 St. Clair Co. Dr. Dist No.1_184.000 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_3174,500
Eagle Branch Drainage Dist_ 6,640 Salt Creak Drainage District_ 83,035
Paving Bonds.
27,195
Assessment debt (add'I)___
Green River Spec. Dr. Dist.
hi-N $39,500c
_1911-1026 Sinking fund
Sangamln River Sp. Dr. Dist 116,000 3s
7,731
Heney & Bureau counties). 68,586
M-N 30,000c......_1913-1940 Assessed valuation 1908_6,650,670
Scott Sub Dr.Dist.of above 2,160 4s
Green River Spec. Dr. Dist,
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about j actual value.)
Snake Creek Drainage Dist__ 18,031
(Bureau do Whiteside cos.).221,000 Union Drainage Dist. No. 1,
4s
M-N $75,000c ____1910-1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908....$22.04
Hager Slough Drainage Dist.. 5,000
Lee and Whiteside Cos.._ __ 87,000 4s '07 M-N 15,000c ____1914-1927 Population in 1904
10,680
Harmon Township Drainage
Sub-District No 1 of above 12.500
($3,000 every four years.)
District No. 1
3.600 Vandalia Levee & Dr. Dist__ 33,000 48 semi-ann 15,000c___1915-1931
Hartwell Drain. & Levee Dist 27,000 Vermilion Spec. Drain. Dist_ 11,600
INTEREST payable at the Treasurer's office.
ADRIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. N. Smith, Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due. I Assessed valuation 1908...$6,750,000
4s
J-J $60,000e
_ _ 1)13-19V I (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ _$60,000'School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ __$5.00
INTEREST is payable in Adrian. Bonds are exempt from tax.
ITS
State of Michigan.
ALBION. W.R. Noyes, Clerk; A. F. Cooper, City Attorney.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
This city is in Calhoun County. Incorporated 1885.
Organized as a Territory (Act Jan. 111805).... _July 4 1805 LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Sept 1909490,000
Assessed valuation 1908....2,789,000
Admitted as a State (Act June 15 1836)____Jan. 26 1837 Is Bridge Bonds.
Aug $10,0000 ____1910-1914 (Assessment about 2-3,actual value.)
Total area of State (square miles)
58,915 430'08 M-S 30,000c_Sept 1 '15-'24 Avge. tax rate(per$1,0100) '08_322.50
Water Bonds.
Population in 19110
4,519
State Capital
Lansing
J-J $50,0000 _July 1 1919 Population in
6,000
Governor (term expires Dec. 31 1910)
Fred M. Warner 5sINTEREST on water bonds due 1919 is payable1909 (eat)York; on the
in New
Sec. of State (term exp. Dec. 31 1910)_ _Fred C. Martindale Bridge 4 As in Chicago; other bonds in Albion.
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31 1910).. _..Albert E. Sleeper ALGER COUNTY. Edwin Niness, Clerk.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years the first Wednesday in
January, and there is no limit to the length of sessions, excepting special
sessions. In attending which members can receive no more than 20 days pay.
HISTORY OF DEBT.
-The historical details of Michigan's State debt
up to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of April 1894,
page 98. In 1864 the State Treasurer reported the funded debt at $3,880 399 and $1,450,472 additional "trust fund debt." The State has no
bonded debt at present. The "trust fund debt" on June 30 1909 amounted
to $6,846,199.09. The term "trust fund debt" Is, however, a misnomer.
In explanation it should be said that the United States Government set
aside certain lands in the State of Michigan for educational purposes, and
under the Michigan statutes the money received from the sale of these
lands is used to pay the general expenses of the State; the law provides,
however, that a certain specified rate of interest must be annually figured
on the total amount accumulated from said sales and be paid over to the
educational institutions specified. The amount of interest to be so paid
Is raised by taxation.
EQUALIZED V A LUATION.-Since 1856 the equalized valuation has
been determined only once in five years. The following shows the equalized
valuation and tax rate for State purposes for every tenth year since 1846
and every fifth year since 1896. The State tax rate for 1907 was 2.81 mills
for 1908 2.41 mills and for 1909 3.42 mills on each dollar of valuation as
equalized by the State Board of Equalization.
Year.
Equalized Val Tax Rate Year.
Equalized Val. Tax Rate
1906
$1.95 1876
$1,734,100,000
3630,000,000 31.144
1901
1,578,100,000
2.430 1866
307,965,843
1.889
1896
1,105,100,000
1.871 1856
137,663,009
0.472
1886__ _____
945,450,000
1.272 1,846
29,369.065
2.50
In 1908 the assessed valuation of real estate was 31,283,137,283; personal
property. 3365.534,128; total valuation, $1,648,671,411.
rOPULATION OF STATE.
1904
2,530,016 1870
1,184,059 1830
31,639
2,420,982 1860
1900
749,113 1820
8,896
2,093,889 1850
1890
397,654 1810
4,762
1880 ______ __ 1,636,937 1840........212,267
From 1860 to 1870 Increase was 434,946, or 58.06%; from 1870 to 1880,
452.878, or 38.25%; from 1880 to 1890, 456,952, or 27.92%. From 1890
to 1900 the Increase was 327.093. or 15.6%.
Munising is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.'Assessed valuation 1908...43,801,937
Road Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1908.411.94
_5.868
5s '07 F-A$100.000c_ __Feb 1 1922 Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT May 12 '09_3100,000 INTEREST payable in New York.
ANN ARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT. G. J. Ray, Secretary.
This district is in Washtenaw County. The bonds are all taxable.
_1910-1912
$15,000c__Sept 1 '14-16 45
Var $15,000c
18,000c. _Sept 1 '17-19 4s
Var
4,000c - _ _ -1913
21,000c_Sept 1 '20-22 BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '09.4219,000
45 05 A-0. 24,000c_Sent 1 '23-25 Assessed valuation 1909_12,450,000
30,000c_Sept 1 '26-28 (Assessm't about 80% actual value.)
48.000c_Sept 1 '20-32 School tax (per $1,000) 1909......$6.62
18,000
14,000c__Sept 1 1933 Population in 1909 (est.)
30,000c_ _Sept 1 '34-35 INTEREST payable in Ann Arbor
BATTLE CREEK. Thos. Thorne, City Recorder.
This city is in Calhoun County. Inc. a village 1850; as a city 1859.
Bridge Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due,
4s '09 ___ 310,000
1925-1928
Refunding Bonds.
__s
$15,000____Sept 1 1910 4s '09 M-N J 7,000____Nov 1 1923
1 8,000__Nov 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
55 '95 A-0J10,0000___Oct 1 1910
4s '98 M-S 10,000o_ _Sept 1 1911 4s '97 M-S $30,000o....Sept 1 '18-20
330'99 M'S 10,000o_Sept 1 1913 45 '03 M-5 10,000o___Mch 1 1922
35s'00 M'S 10,000o_ __Mch 1 1914 3548'97 M-S 10,000o_ __Sept 1 1912
1923
45 '03 M-S 30,000o......Mch '10-15 4s '06 M-S 13,000c
1925-1927
4s '04 M-S 15,000o__Mch 1 '16-18 4 0'07 _ __
25,000
1927-1929
3%8'01 M-S 15,0000___Sept 1 1921 430'08 _ _ _
25,000
4s '05 M-S 15,000o_Mch '19-20-22 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09.4333,000
30,000
45 '06 A-0 15,000c._ _Apr 1 1924 Water debt (included)_
15,000c_May 1 '20-'22 Total assessed val. 1909-18,370.
48 '08M-N
385
15,000
4 Ms'07
1925-1927 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
15,000
4s '09 ___
1923-1928 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_410.00
22.213
Water Works Bonds,
Population in 1904
30,000
5s '95 M-S $30,000c-Sept 1 '15-17 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on water and sewer bonds Is payable in New York.
Nov., 1909.]
MICHIGAN-C1TIES AND TOWNS.
BAY CITY. E. E. Prohazka, Comptroller.
Bay City Is In Bay County. Inc. 1865. Bonds exempt from taxation.
LOANSRefunding Water Bonds.
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
Oct $18,000____Oct 1 1928
5s
M-S $25,000____Sept 1 1920 4s
Mch 40,000__Mch 1 '30-'31
4s
24,000__ _July 1 '14-19 43
J-J
J-D 30,000__June 1 '32-'34
($12,000 every five years.)
F-A 10,000____ Feb 1 1933
4s
City Hall Bonds.
9,000__ _Feb 16 1934
F-A
4s
4s
J-D $50,000__June 1 '12&22 4s '05 ____ 10,000_Feb 16 1935
4s
50,000 July 1 '25&30 45 '06 M-N 25,000_ _ May 11916
J-J
4s
____ 35,000. _July 1 1928
Local Improvement Bonds.
Water-works Bonds.
43
M-N $22.000_ __ _May '10-'11
8s
F-A $30,000__Feb 16 '10-12 43 '05 J-D 50,000_Jne 1 '10 & '13
88
A-0 20,000.__Apr 15 1913 4s '05 F-A 50,000_Aug 1 '10 & '13
5s
M-N 25,000May 1 1911 45 06 M-N 30,000 May 15 '11&'14
5s
M-N 25,000__May 1 '17-'18 5s '07 J-D 75,000Dee 16'10,'12"14
50,000_ __June 1 1912
4s
A-0 40,000_ __Oct 1 '21&25
4s
____ 20,000___Oct 15 1927 5s '09 J-D 30,000June 1 1914
20,000__ _ _June 1 1917
Electric Light Bonds.
6,000_ _Sept 15 1912
4s '04 J-J $50,000_ __July 1 1934
4,000_Sept 15 1914
55 '09 M-S
Public-Park Bonds.
45 '07 J-D $200.000c_ _June 15 1937
1 3,000_ __Sept 15 1917
WEST BAY CITY-(ANNEX ED).
Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS58
J-D $10,000____June 1 1910
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds.
1918
48
J-D $60,000
55
J-.1 $50,000
Bridge Bonds.
1920
1911 45
A-0 12,000Oct 1 1921
$5,000
5s
J-J
4s '04 F-A 30,000___Aug• 15 1934
Refunding Bonds.
1925
Special Improvement Bonds.
5s
J-J $58,000
16,000
1927 4s semi-an 314,000_ 1920 & 1021
5s
J-J
22,000
1920
Water Bonds.
4s semi-an
Electric Light Bonds.
4s
J-J $149,000... July 1 1929
F-A $20,000
1917
5s
DEBT OF BAY CITY.
BOND. DEBT Aug 16 '09 $1,581,500 (Assesstn't about 70% actual value.)
Sinking fund
115,477 Val of city property 1909_32,757,711
NET DEBT Aug 16 1909_ 1,466,023 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1904_ _ _$16.74
Water debt (Included)
442,000 Population in 1904
Assessed valuation, real__13,072,855 West Bay City 1904 (add'1) _27,)97
12 41 4
6
Assessed val., personal___ 4,529,680 Population of Bay City, 1007_40,747
_17,602,530 Population In 1909 (est.) __ 54.000
Total valuation 1909
INTEREST on the 8% water bonds is payable at the City Treasury;
on all other bonds at New York City.
BAY COUNTY. 0. J. Morton, Treas.; F. W.Ingersoll,Dep.
County seat is Bay City.
State Judgment Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
55 '07 .1-1- $25,000c__Dec 12 1919
Voting Machine Bonds
)
55 '08 _-__ $7,680__Aug 1 '10-'13 43is'08 J-D 25,000___Dec 15 1921
Stone Road Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s
J-J $30,000
July 1011 4s Refluld'g $50,000____Aug 1 1922
44
Refunding Bonds.
do
50,000
.Aug 1 1927
__Mch 10 1923 BOND. DEBT Aug 12 '09_ _$404,680
I $30,000.
4s
M-St 15,000_Mch 10 1928 SInkIng fund
5,181
i 30,000_ Mch 10 1933 Assessed valuation, real_20,160,417
48
A-0 60,((((0 Oct I '25&'30 Assessed val., personal
4,613,020
20,000_ __ _July 1 1921 Total assessed val, 1908_ _24.782,437
48 '06 J-J
4s '09 J-D 25,000c_ _Dec 15 1923 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
County-House Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___ _$9.15
9s '05 M-N $23,000_ _ _Nov 9 1920 Population in 1904
63,448
INTEREST is payable at New York City.
BENTON HARBOR.
This City Is In Berrien County. Incorporated 1891.
LOANSBridge Bonds.
When Due.
$55,000
Imp't 45
1921 4;is'08 J-J $30,000 ___July 1 1938
Water Bonds.
Park and Improvement Bonds.
4s
Oct $25,000____Oct 1 1921 4s
J-J $50,000c _Jan 1 '24-33
4s3c6s ____ 78,500
1921 BOND. DEBT Jan 1909_ _.$272,500
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _4,852,955
4 %s'07 A-0 $30,000_ __Apr 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$20.14
Population In 1904
6,702
INTEREST is Payable at Farmers & Merchants' Bank.
BIG RAPIDS. Barney Laser, Clerk.
The city of Big Rapids is in Mecosto County. Incorporated 1869.
LOANSWhen Due.
Paving Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
Is
38,000c___Jan 1 1013
J-J
4y-is
F-A $5,000c_Aug 15 1024
General Expense Bonds.
43
-is
J-J
5,000c__ _Jan 1 1911 58
M-S $5,000c_ _Mch 1 1910
4s
15,000c Jan 1 '12-14 BOND. DEBT Sept l'i 1909 $79,000
J-J
F-A
5s
3.000c_ Feb 2 1915 Assessment debt (addl) ___
17,818
F-A
5s
3,0000
1916 TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09. 06,818
58
M-S
5,0000
1926 Sinking fund
2.031
5s '07 M-S
5,000c
1927 Assessed valuation 1908.._1,493,828
4,000e_ __ Mch 1 1929 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
J-J
53
-is
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$35.26
55 '08 J-J $15,000c
19201 Population in 1904
4,852
INTEREST Is payable part In New York, part in Cleveland, part In
Grand Rapids, part In Big Rapids and part in i)etrolt, Mich. Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
CHEBOYGAN. J. H. Cline, City Treasurer.
107
DETROIT. Philip Breitmeyer, Mayor; Frank E. Doremus,
City Comptroller.
Detroit is situated in Wayne County. Incorporated in 1806. Woodmere (population 4,474) annexed April 1 1906.
LOANSMuseum of Art Bonds.
When Due.
Boulevard Bonds.
33.58'04 M-S $50,000c&r_Sept 1 1929
4s '91 J-J $200,000c&r_July 1 1921
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
4s '92 M-S 200,000c&r_Sept 1 1922 4s '91 M-S$100,000c&r_Sept 1 1921
48 g '93 M-N 100,000cecr_Nov 1 1923 4s '92 J-J 105,000c-July
15 1922
3;is'05 F-A 130,000c_Aug 1 '10-'35 4s g '94 F
-A 25,000r___Aug 1 1924
3;is'05 F-A 100,000c.. Aug 1 1935 33-5s'01 M-N 81,000c__Nov 15 1931
Public Improvement Bonds,
3;55'02 F
-A 100,000c__Feb 15 1932
3.65s'88 J-J $100,000c&r_Jan 1 1918
Water Bonds (Issued by Commis35s'86 F-A 30,000r_Feb 1 1911
stoners on city's credit).
33is'86 J-D 100,000c -Dec 1 1916 4s '95 J-J $100,000c_ -Jan 10 1925
3%8'86 J-D 170,000c&r Dec 31 1916 3%5'03 J-J
50,000c_ _Jan 1 1933
35-8'90 J-D 100,000c&r Dec 31 1916 3%5'03 M-S 150,000c&r_Sept 1 1933
45 '96 J-J
50,000r_ __July I 1926 33is'04 J-D 200,000c&r _June 1 1934
Public Building Bonds.
33•6s'05 F-A 150,000c_ __Feb 1 1935
4s '99 A-0 $38,000r___Apr 1 1029 3;is'08 F-A 250,000e_ _Aug 1 1938
33-is'05 F-A 120.000c_ Feb 1 1935 3M5'09 J-J 100,000cJu1y 1 1939
Public Lighting Bonds,
Refunding Water Bonds (Issued by
4s g '94 J-J $600,000r__ _Jan 2 1924
Commissioner on City's Credit).
45 '96 J-J
50,000r___July 1 1926 334s g '00 F-A5190,000c_Feb 1 1930
3358'06 A-01140,000c_ _Apr 2'12-'25 4s '04 F-A
100,000c_Aug 1 1919
1 9,000c___Apr 2 1926
Park Improvement Bonds.
Public Sewers.
4s '90 M-S$100,000c&r_Mch 1 1920
4s
J-D $200,000r _June 1 1918 4s '91 A-0 100,000c&r_Apr 1 1921
4s '89 A-0 260.000r_Oct 1 1919 4s '92 F-A 100,000c&r_Aug 1 1922
4s '90 J-J 240,000c&r_July 1 1920 4s g '94 J-J 100,000c___Jan 9 1924
4s '92 A-0 500,000c&r_Apr 1 1922 31is'00 M-S 150,000c&r_Mch 1 1930
4s g '94 M-S 150,000c&r_Mch 3 1924 3;is'04 J-J 100,000r_Jan 15 1934
4s g '94 J-J 100,000c___July 2 1924
Hospital Bonds.
4s g '95 F-A 160,000r___Feb 1 1925 33.6s'08 J-D $100,000c_ _June 1 1936
4s '96 M-S 90,000cMch 2 1926
ANNEXED DISTRICT BONDS.
33is'02 J-J
63,000c_July 1 1932
Water Bonds (Woodmere).
33is'04 J-J
81,000r_ Jan 15 1934 3;is'01 A-0 $93,000c___Oct18 1931
33-is'05 J-J
90,000c__Jan 16 1935
School Bonds (Delray).
3;is'06 F-A 43,000c___Feb 1 1936 33is'01 J-D $23,000c_Junel9 1911
s'07 M-S 92,000c_Mch 1 19373)s'02 J-D 35,000c__ _June 5 1912
33-is'08 A-0 125,000c.__Oct 1 1938 334s'02 J-J
10,000c__July 12 1912
3;is'09 A-0 175,000c_ -_Apr 1 1939 4s '03 M-S 75,000c_ -Mch 30 1913
School Bonds.
Water Bonds (Delray).
4s g '94 A-05450,000c&r_Apr 2 1924 5s '98 J-D $50,000c_ _June 1 1928
48 g '95 F-A 150.000r___Feb 1 1925
Sewer Bonds (Delray).
33is'99 J-J 156,000r___July 1 1929 58 '03 111-S $65,500c_..-Sept 1 1933
33is'00 J-J 250,000c&r_July 2 1930
School Bonds (Dist. No. 4, Spring3s'01 J-J 155,000c___July 1 1931
wells Township)•
33is'02 J-J
77,000c&r_July 1 1932 43-is'03 J-J $13,000c___July 1 1913
33is '05J-J 190,000cJan 16 1935
School Bonds (Dst. No. 7, Spring3 Ms'06F-AJ120,000c_Feb 1 '17-'26
wells Township).
1110,000c_Feb 1 '27-'36 4s '01 F-A $12,000c___Aug 1 1911
3;0'07 M-S 190 000c&rMch 1 18-27 4s '05 F-A 24,000c__Aug 30 1915
180,000c&rMeh 1 28-37 High wayBonds(Springwells Twp.).
3 0'08 .1-J 250,000e&r.fan 15 1938 4s,'03 M-N $33,000c___Aug 1 1933
3;48'08 J-D 240,000c&r.June 1 1938
Bridge lids. (Springwells TwP.)•
334s'09 A-0 300,000c__ -Apr 1 1939 4s '00 F-A $17,000c___Feb 5 1920
3%8'09 J-J 300,000c___Jan 2 1939
INTEREST is payable in New York City at the current official bank or
at the office of the City Treasurer.
TAX EX EMP 1'.-According to an Act of the State Legislature passed In
June 1907 all bonds of the City of Detroit, or for which the city of Detroit
shall become responsible, are exempt from taxation throughout the State
of Michigan. There are no exceptions to this rule.
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUNDS, &c.
July 1 '09. July 1 '08. July 1 '07. July 1 '06.
General bonded debt___ _$8,749,000 $7,854,000 $7,260,000 $7,103,000
Sinking funds
2,826,318
2,650,989
2,524,778
2,502,498
Net general debt
Net special debt
$5,922,682
525,400
$5,203,011
518,741
$4,735,222
405,893
$4,600,502
307,049
• Total net debt
$6,448,082 $5,721,752 $5,141,115 $4,293,453
Water debt (additional) _ $940,000
$940,000
$950,000 $1,132,000
•Not including annexed district debt, which amounted to $532,681 on
1909.
July 1
Charter limit of debt July 1 1909, $7,196,398.20, water debt being outside the limit.
The sinking fund consists of cash and city bonds.
Month and Year• Gross Debt. Sinkino P'd. • Net Debt.
1909, July 1
32,826,318
$8,749,000
$5,922,682
1908, July 1
7,854,000
2,650,989
5,203,011
1907, July 1
7,260,000
2,524,778
4,735,222
1905, July 1
6,431,000
2,359,734
4,071,266
1900, July 1
5,074,000
1,609,810
3,464,190
1800, July 1
1,634,500
745,274
889,225
1880, July 1
1,360,400
528,627
831,772
1870, April 1
704,283
37,252
667,030
--• Not Including annexed district special assessment or water debt.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The city owns property free from all encumbrance,
which was valued on July 1 1909 (estimated) at $32,730,363
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The city's assessed valuation (about fi
actual value) and tax rate have been as follows In the years named:
Assessed Valuation
Taa Rate
YearsReal
Personal
Total
per $1,000.
1908
$241,373,710
$107,789,880
$349,163,590
$15.34
1907
232,016,400
103,980,980
335,997,380
15.46
1905
200,304,940
287,268,670
86,063,730
14.7
1000
174,165,440
70,206,110
244,371,550
15.40
1895
162,554,510
209,586,330
47,031,820
15.70
1800
123,391,610
161,828,570
38,436,960
15.73
1880
64,556,085
19,867,705
84,36 ,790
11.83
The tax rate Includes that for clty, school, police and highway.
POPULATION.
-In 1909 (estimated), 477,390; in 1904 was 317,591; in
1900 It was 285.704: in 1890, 205,876; in 1880 It was 116.340:10 1870,
This city Is In Cheboygan County. Incorporated 1889.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Works Bonds
Park Bonds.
58 '94 Aug $33,000c_.. July 2 1914
Ss '02 M-S $5,000c..__Mch 1 1912 ' 58 '06 A-0
4,000c Oct I '14-15
5,000c___Oct 1 1918 ' 58 '02 A-0
4,000c___Oct 1 1910
Refunding Bonds.
58 '03 A-0 1 5,000c___Oct 1 19231
5,000c__ -Oct 1 1928'58 '07 F-A $20,000__Aug 1 '24-'27
7,000c___Oct 1 1933 5s '08 J-D
7,000
1917-1931
4 lis'09 A-0
Paving Bonds.
4,000_ __Oct 1 1929 DOWAGIAO. C. H. Aulisdel, City Clerk.
49 '06 Mch $16,000c __Mch 1 '10-17 130ND. DEBT Mch 18
-1908 $147,000 In This city is in Cass County. Inc. under special charter in 1877: re-Inc.
1897 under General Act of incorporation for cities of the fourth class.
Ss '06 F-A I 2,000c___Aug 1 1920 Floating debt
10,693 LOANS1Vhen Due.[ Assessment debt (add'1)-__ $43,900
112,000c-Aug 1 '21-'23 Total valuation
_2,354,726
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
I Floating debt (add'1)
18,000
Ifs '08 J-D 14,000
1008_-- 1917-1931 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_533.10 5s 07 M-S
$53,250c_Sept 1 '27-'37 Assessed valuation 1908_2.525,055
City Hall & Paving Bonds.
6,730
Population In 1904
Paving Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
58 '04 M-S $20,000c_Sept 1 '14-'23
85 '08 ___ $28.800c_Sept
INTEREST on the water-works bonds due July 2 1914, the park bonds BOND. DEBT Mch 9 1909_ 1 '10-'12 City tax (per 51000) 1908____$14.00
93,250 I Population In 1909 (eat.)
5,000
due 1918 to 1933 and the street-improvement bonds due 1920 to 1923 is
INTEREST on sewer bonds payable In Detroit at Bank of Commerce.
payable at the Chemical National Bank in New York; on the city-hall and
paving bonds at the State Savings Bank, Detroit; on all other issues at the ESCANABA.
First National Bank in Cheboygan.
The city of Escanaba Is In Delta County. Incorporated In 1883.
LOANS• 1Vhen Due.
City Gas & Elec. Lt Bonds.
CHEBOYGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. W. Ramsay, Treasurer.
Street Bonds.
•
45 g
J-J $35,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'13
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 2 '09_ _$78,000 4s '05 J-J $30,0000_Jan 1 '10-'15
Refunding Sewer Bonds
High-School Bonds.
17.0000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,400,000 55 '05 J-J
1910 5s
F-A
$10,000c
1917
55; 07 .1-1) $24,000c_ __June 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_53.96
Refunding Bonds.
City Hall Bonds
5s '07 Sept 24,000c_Sept 11 1927 Population in 1909 (est.)
A-0 $15,000c_ __Oct 1 1921 4 ;is
A-0 $25 000c_ _ _Oct 1 1931
8,000 4s
30,000c_ _July 1 1924
4)is
J-J
8,000c_June 1 '10-'13 BONDED DEBT Jan 1909 $184,000
Is g
J-D
INTEREST on the bonds due 1922 payable at Central Trsut Co. of
25,000..Junel 1913 Floating debt
8
20 000
Illinois In Chicago, on bonds due 1924 at American Exchange National 43.5'09 F-A 15,000-Feb 1 '14-'16 Assessed value for 1908
_4,021 ,150
Bank, New York; on bonds due 1927 at Chemical National Bank, New York
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08-333.80
INTEREST is payable In Escanaba, except the street 4s and refunding
CHIPPEWA COUNTY. Herbert L. Parsille, Clerk.
4;is, which is payable In Chicago.
County seat is Sault Ste. Marie.
FLINT. D. E. Newcombe, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. I
Refunding Bonds.
This city is in Genessee County. Incorporated 1855. Up to Sept. 16
Road Bonds.
I 53
J-D $40,000c___June 1 1912
58
J-D $100,000c_June 15 1910143is A-015 35,000c_ Apr 15 1910 1009 only $95,000 of the $100,000 elty-hall and fire-station bonds mentioned
Court House Bonds.
' BOND. DEBT Meh 3 1909 $225,000 below had been Issued.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Water Bonds.
43is g J-D $25,000c__June 1 1919 Sinking fund
13,000
City Hall & Fire Station Bonds
Is '04 F-A $50,000c_ _Feb 1 '19-'28
Bridge Bonds.
Total assessed val, 1008_ _12,346,766
___ 130,000c_Sept 1 1934
48 '04 J-D $25,000e--June 1 1919 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_57.13 4s '07 J-D $50,000c_J'ne 1 '14-'23 45
50,000c_ __J'ne '24-'33
43is'07 .1-J
Water Bonds.
'Population in 1904
22,125
Funding Bonds.
INTEREST on the 5s, on the bridge 48 and Court-House 4;is Is payable 4s '03 Mch 1524,000cMch 1 '10-'12 4s '03 J-D $82,500-.._ _Dec 1 1928
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
at Chase National Bank, New York City; on refunding 4;is at Harris Trust
1 10,000c_-Mch 1 1913 4s '09 A-0 $82,700c_Yearly from
& Savings Bank, Chicago.
• • • •
Oct 1 1914
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
108
[VOL. Lxxxix.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909_514,383,435 JACKSON. Jode Harrington, Recorder.
LOANS(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Special Improvement Bonds.
This city Is the county seat of Jackson County. Incorporated In 1857,
Grand River Imprt. Bonds.
Paving & Sidewalk (various) _521,395 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$23.89 LOANSWhen Due,
33is '00J-J $25,000c_July 15 1915
BOND.DEBT Sept 10 1909 418,932 City & School tax (per M)'08_516.59
Hospital Bonds.
14,884 330
262,500 Population In 1904
Water Extension Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
Sept $5,0000__Sept 1 1911
5s '92 M-S $40,0000_Sept 1 '10-'11
Special impt. debt (Incl.) _ _ _ 22,432
Sewer Bonds,
.
10,000c__July 15 1914
INTEREST is payabie at the National Park Bank In New York City 330
Sept $20,000c_ __Sept 1 1912 430 '98J-J
25,000c_July 15 1916
J-J
50,000c___Oct 1 1926 330
4s 06 Oct
FLINT SCHOOL DISTRICT. W.C. Lewis,Secretary.
Water Ext'n & Connection Bds.
40,000- dan 2 '28-'29
4s '09 J-J
M-S $20,000c___Sept 11012
5s
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_514,383,435
Library Site Bonds.
LOANSactual value.) 330
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
A-0 $15,0000___Oct 1 1917
f5105,000c. Mch '10-'30 (Assessment about
$50,00Sept 3 '20-'21
{0_
4s
4,000c. __Mch 1931 School tax (per $1,0001 1909 _ _ _53.75
M-S I
Paving Bonds.
15,000Sept 3 1922
25,000 4s
Sept $15,0000___Sept 15 '25 4s '07 Sep
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_$109,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
50,000_Sept 3 '23-'24
Treasurer's office.
8,500___July 15 1913
INTEREST payable at the District
430
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_5454,000
Paving Bonds (Assessment)
115,000
5s '08 Dec j $8,000 __1910-1911 Water debt (included)
GLADSTONE. W. A. Narracong, Clerk.
15,849,695
1912 Total valuation 1908
3,000
This city is in Delta County. Incorporated In 1889.
(Assessment about cash value.)
Refunding Bonds
M-N $35,0000___May 11019
When Due. 430
LOANSJ-J j$20,000___Jan 1 1918 City tax tper $1,000) 1908_ _ _$12,50
4,5000
Past due 55
88
M-N
Judgment Bonds.
25.300
25,000___Jan 1 1919 Population In 1904
M-N $5,000c_May 1 '10-'14 BONDED DEBT Mch 3 1909.562,500
5s
INTEREST is payable in New York.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _ _ 785,000
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
M-N $2,000c___Jan 1 1911
SCHOOL DISTRICT. Robert A. Smith, Secretary.
5s
JACKSON UNION
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ ---$35.70
Elec. Light Bonds.
The bonds are all subject to tax.
3,528 LOANSM-N $7,000c___June 1 1917 Population In 1904
68
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 9 'OIL $140,000
3,380
Population In 1900
Refunding Bonds
Assessed val. 1908 (est.)_ _16,000,000
Building Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the American Exchange Nat.Bank N Y.City 9s
A-0 $140,0000 _1910-1937 (Assessment about Yi actual value.)
32,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
1
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GRAND HAVEN. Arie Vantoll, Treasurer.
This city Is In Ottawa County. Incorporated In 1867.
___ $55,000_ _May 1 1917
When Due. 5s
LOANSFire Alarm System Bonds.
Park Bonds.
____ $1,108 33___Mch 1 1910
4368'09 J-D $30,000_June 15 '21-'30 65
Electric Light Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
$2,000_ _ Oct 14 1910
Oct 1
J-D j$20,000_J'ne 15 '20-24 5s
430
2,000___J'ne 15 1925 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1909_ $155,217
2,100,000
J-D 30,000_June 15 '26-'31 Total valuation 1905
4s
4,000_ _ _June 15 1911 (Assessment abt. 36 actual value.)
J-D
430
J-D 35,000_June 15 '13-'19 Total tax (per $1,000) 1905_ _ _$23.40
430
5.239
3,000__June 15 1912 Population In 1904
J-D
430
• Special Sewer Bonds
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable at New York; on the
other bonds at Grand Haven.
1
GRAND RAPIDS. George P. Tilma, Comptroller.
The city of Grand Rapids is In Kent County. Incorporated In 1850.
Flood Protection Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS430'08 M-S $300,000c__Mch 1 1933
Ditch Bond..
Market Site Bonds.
4s '06 J-J $72.8000_fly 16 '10-'16
M-N $75,000r__May 11 1916
14,400c July 16 '10-'18 4s
4s'08 J-J
Refunding Bonds
Grand River Flood Bonds.
4;0'07 M-S $250,0000c_Sept 1 1932 4s '09 M-N $80,000c_May 1 1929
Water Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
J-J $300,000c__Jan 1 1912
48
M-N $100,000r__May 1 1922 430
A-0 225,000c__Oct 1 1913
50,000r__May 1 1928 430
M-N
330
J-D 100,0000_ _June 1 1915
4s '06 M-N 66,600c___Nov 11026 4s
80,000c_July 11023
330g J-J
Electric lilt Bonds.
00,000c July 1 1924
4s
M-N $50,000c__MaY 3 1917 4s '04 J-J
75,0000..Aug 15 1926
75,000r__May 3 1917 4s '06 F-A
430'08 M-S 50,000c_Mch 1 1928
Street Imp.-Assessm't Bonds.
430'06 M-N $80,000e_May 1 '10-'11 4s '08 ____ i25,000c_Mch 1 '10-'11
25,000c_Sept 1 '10-'11
M-N 153,000c_MaY 1 '10-'12
4s
4s
M-N 6,000c_ _May 1 1910 4s '09 M-N 00,000c_ _ _ _Nov 1929
M-N 14,000c___May 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09$2,016,600
4%s
563,200
M-N 560,000c_May 1 '11-'12 Assessment debt (add'1)__
430
110,000c_ _ _May 1 1913 TOT. BD. D'T Nov 1 '09_ 3,120,800
244,134
430'09 M-N 87,000c_May 1 '12-'14 Sinking fund Sept 17 'OIL_
430'09 M-N 80,000c_May 1 '11-'14 Total assessed val. 1909_ _83,528,700
(Assessment about actual value.)
4368'09 M-N 58,000c
City tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _ _515.50
Sewer Assassment Bonds.
430 '06M-N $40,000c_May 1 '10-'11 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _19.62
95,718
1c
9.00( May 1 '10-'12 Population in 1904
44s '07M-N
930'08 M-N 24.0000_May 1 '11-'13 Population In 1909 (est-)_ _ _108,000
80,0000_July 1 '10-'13
430'08 J-J
430'09 M-N 20,000c_May 1 '11-'14
INTEREST on the water (except those of 1906) and electric-light bonds
18 payable In New York; on other bonds in Grand Rapids,
GRAND RAPIDS SCHOOL DISTRICT. Thomas D. Perry, Secretary.
When Due. 430'08 M-S160,000c_Sept 1 '10-'12
LOANS140,000c_ _ _ _Sept 11013
School Bonds.
4 Me '92J-D $12,000c. __June 1 1910 BOND.DEBT Nov 1 1909_5303,000
83,528,700
430 '91A-0 55,000c-__Oct 1 1911 Total valuation 1909
(Assessment shout full value.)
430 '92J-D 28,000c_ __June 1 1912
48 '90 J-D
8,000c__June 2 1910 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _54.63
430'08 M-S 75,000c__ _Sept 1 1914 Population In 1009 (est.) _ _ _ _115,000
25,000c_Sept 1 1918
INTEREST on 430 of 1891 and 1802 is payable at First National Bank,
New York City; on 4s and 430 of 1908 at office of Treasurer.
HIGHLAND PARK. R. M. Ford, Clerk.
This village Is In Wayne County. Incorporated in 1889.
Sewer Bonds
When Due.
LOANS5s
J-J $60,000c___July 1 1928
Electric-Light Bonds
J-D $2,000c__June 15 1921 BOND.DEBT Sept 211900 $145,000
5s
45,047
Assessment debt (add'1).__
Water Extension Bonds
J-D $23,0000_June 15 1921 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _3,607,385
5s
Apr 12,000c_Apr 15 1924 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
430
8,0000_ _Jan 20 1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ --$8.00
430
Jan
4 36s
June 30,000c__ _June 1 1927 Population n 1900(U.S.Census). 427
3,500
430'08 Sept 10,000c_ _ _ _Sept 1928 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at the Dime Savings Bank, Detroit.
HOLLAND. Henry Bruss, Mayor; R. Overweg, Clerk.
This clty is In Ottawa County. incorporated in 1867.
City Hall Series" A" Bonds.
When Due
LOANS430'09 June 550,000__Feb 1 '10-'34
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Light Bonds.
11011
4s
Feb $10,000c___Feb
Is '05 Feb $12,000c___Feb '12-'23
Street Bonds (Assessment).
Water Bonds.
930'06 J'ne $15,2000--Feb 1 '10-'11
5s
Jan $1,000c__Jan 31 1110
Park Bonds.
JJaann
700c. _ _Jan 31 1911
Feb $50,0000___Feb 1 1931 5s
4s
58
5,000c_Jan 31 '12-'16
Refunding Water Fund Bonds.
Jan
1,3000_Jan 31 1917
43s '06F-A $8.000c_Feb 1 '10-'11 5s
Feb 30,000c___ Feb 1 1923
6,000o__ Feb '15-'20 4s
4s '05 Feb
5s '08 F-A 18.000c_Feb 1 '12-'17 GEN. BD. DEBT Mob 3'09 $204,000
Assessment debt (add'1).__
Electric Light Bonds.
15,200
5s
Feb $12,000c___ Feb '18-'29 Assessea valuation 1908_6,445,225
330
Feb 25,000c_ Feb 1 1923 (Assessm't about 75% actual value)
5s '08 Feb 25,000c_ _Feb 1 '10-'14 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_518.75
Population in 1904
8,968
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
HOUGHTON. Caspar Brand, Clerk.
This village Is in Houghton County, Incorporated 1867.
LOANS
When Due.I Sewer System Bonds.
$28 000
Water Bonds.
5s '05 J-J $25,000____Jan 1 1935,ifOND. DEBT July 1909_5215,000
Assessed valuation 1909_3,140,212
Water, Streets & Sewers.
3,359
5.3
IPopulation In 1900
--_ $185 000
5,000
•'Population In 1909 (est.)
I
ISHPEMING. John D. West, Recorder.
This city Is In Marquette County. Incorporated In 1873.
LOANSWhen Due BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_ _$105,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _6,972,201
actual value.)
ann
$50,000 ____ 1910-1914 (Assessment about
5s
12,000
ann
5s
1910-1913 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _529.90
11,623
Population in 1904
Water Bonds.
1512,500
1910-1914
1915
5s '07 Aug{ 7,500
1916-1917
1 10,000
INTEREST payable in Ishpeming at local banks.
KALAMAZOO. A. J. Sikkenga, City Auditor.
This city is in Kalamazoo County. Incorporated in 1884.
Street Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '05 M-N $10,6500 Nov 15 '10-'12
Paving Bonds.
37,500__July 1 '10-'12
330'03 F-A $3,000_ _Aug 2 1910 4s '05 J-J
50,000__July 1 '10-'13
30,000__Aug 2 '11-'13 430'06 J-J
59,500__July 1 '10-'16
4.45s'03M-N ' 2,000__Nov 1 1910 430'07 J-J
8,000____July 1 1917
12,000____Nov 1 1911
5,000Mch 1 '10-'11 43%s'08 A-0 11,600...Oct 1 '10-'13
430'05 M-S
4,750____Mch 1 1912 4s '09 A-0 65,000__Apr 1 '10-'19
4.45s'04M-N 8,000__May 2 1910 430'09 M-S 26,500Sept 2 '10-'19
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
4s '03 M-N 100,000__Aug 1 '14-'23
85O Nov 1 '10-'11 5s '08 A-0 $12,400__Apr 1 '10-'13
4s '04 M-N
5,440__Oct 1 '10-13
430'03 A-0
2,571.43_0ct 5 1910 430'08 A-0
7,000__Sept 2 '10-'14
430'09 M-S
City Improvement Bonds.
Fire-Station Bonds.
4s '05 J-.I $18,000__July 1 '10-'12
4s '07 J-J
15,000__Jan 1 '10-'14 4s '07 J-J 370,000e__Jan 1 '17-'26
48,000_ _July 1 '10-'13 430'09 M-S 15,000 __Sept 2 '14-'23
4%8'06 J-J
56.000July 1 '10-'17 TO P.BD.DEBT Sept 15'00 $777,668
430'07 J-J
6,850
4%8'08 A-0 12,240_ _Oct 1 '10-'13 Floating debt
70,818
9,000c_Nov15!10-'12 Sinking fund
43 '05 M-S
48 '09 A-0 20,000_ _Apr 1 '10-'19 Total assessed val. 1909_ _ 20,577,730
430'09 M-S 15,000_ _Sept 2 '10-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_521,45
29,782
Population In 1904
Special Lighting Bonds.
40,000
4s '04 M-S $20,000_Aug 15 '15-'241PopulatIon in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the issues of 1907 Is payable in Chicago.
KALAMAZOO SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Howard H. I3uckhout, Sec.
When Due. 430'04 Jan $35,0000 ___ _1910-1914
LOANS1914
M0,000(3_1910-1914 -Is '04 Jan 75.000e
1915 5s '09 Apr 35,000r_on or bef.1911
4s g 06 1st-N1 10,000c
1916 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_5288,000
( 43,0000
5,500
5,000c._ Apr 1 1910 Assessment debt (addl)___
7,000e_ __ _Apr 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1908_ _19,834,585
8,000c.._Apr 11012 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
430'08 A-0
30,000c_Apr 1 '13-'15 School tax (per $1,000) 1908-57.42
40,000
30,000c___Apr 1 1918 Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at local banks and at Bankers' Nat. Bank, Chicago.
I
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LANSING. John S. Bennett, Mayor; P. F. Gray, Clerk.
Lansing,thecapital of Michigan, is in Ingham Co. Incorporated in 1859.
High School Remodeling
City Hall.
5s '94 M-S1$30,000 Sept 1 '10-'11 4s '09 Jan $50,000_ _June 1 '19-'23
Sewer Bonds.
30,000. _Sept 1 '13-'14
20,000.July 1 '1080'12 430 '05 Septj$10,000 ____1911-1912
48 '96 J-J
1916
1 6,500
30.000July 1 '14-'16
1911
430 '03 Sept 4.000
Water Works Bonds.
_I910
4,000
430'85 J-J $50,000_ May 1 '10,30'15 58 '07 Dec
3,000c_Sept 1 '10-'12
25,000_ __ July 1 1920 430'09 Sept
J-J
48'90
Bridge Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
1910-1914
5s '93 J-D $60,000„Dec 1 '13-'23 5s '04 M-S $15,000
($5,000 due every two years)
($20,000 every 5 years)
4s '05 J J
25.000 July 1 '11-'15
Pa*ing Bonds.
430'05 Dec $7,985___ _Dec 1 1911 430'09 M-S 16,000July 1 '16-'17
430'05 Oct
4,000____Oct 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909_5538,183
75,000
1911 Water debt (Included)
4s '06 Dec Jl1OOO
1912 Assessed valuation 1908_13,269,225
10,898
58 '07 Dec
3,000
1910 (Assessment about full value.)
1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908 _ __ _522.25
5s '07 Dec J 8,000
20,276
118,000
1912-1913 Population In 1904
32,500
1911-1912 Population In 1909 (est.)
6,000
5s '07 Dec
55 '08 M-S
0,6000_Dec 1 '10-'13 INTEREST Is payable at Lansing.
at Detroit and at New York.
436s 09 Sept 3,800 -Sept 1 '10-'14
LUDINGTON. A. E. Smith, Treasurer; Fred. Gallie, Clerk.
This city is In Mason County. Incorporated In 1873.
BOND. DEBT May 10 1909 $188,000
Water Bonds.
26,655
Oct $00,0300 ___1910-1928 Assessment debt
13,783
Sinking fund.
Street Bonds.
May $23,0000_May 1914-'25 Assessed valuation 1009.2,922.715
4s
($2,000 due yearly to 1924.)
Total tax rate (per M) 1908_ _529.16
7,259
May $9,000c _A910-1912 Population In 1904
4s
7,166
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1900
Dec $5,000
53
1910-1014 Population In 1909 (est.) ____10,000
4s
MANISTEE. W.J. Barnhart, Mayor; J. R. Magnan, CityClk.
Thls city is the county seat of Manistee County. Incorporated In 1869.
Water Bonds
Public Improvement Bonds.
A-0 $30,000c May 1 '11-'22
48 '05 F-A $6,000c_Aug 1 1910 48
Park Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
510,000_c_June 15 '28 49 '05 F-A $50,000_ Aug 1 '23-'27
48 '06 J-D I 9,500c__June 15 '29 GEN. DEBT Sept 17'09_5285,200
. 30,000
30,0000-Jun 15 '31-32 Water debt (Included)...._
0,825
8.5000...June 15 '33 Sink ng fund
1 4
4s '02-'04 j 5,000c_ _ _hlay 1 1910 Total valuation for 1909_ _ _5,401:3825
1120,000e_May 1 '11-'22 (Assessment about 36 actual value.)
430'08 1I-N 115,000c_June 1 '24-'28 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1909_530.00
1 1,200c___June 1 1927 Population in 1904 (Census)__12,708
Population in 1909 (est.)___14,500
INTEREST on tile $125.000 paving 48 is payable in Chicago; on the
public-Improvement bonds in New York City; on all other bonds in Manistee.
MANISTIQTJE. J. Christensen, City Clerk.
This city is In Schoolcraft County. Incorporated Feb. 7 1901.
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1909_ .$1.547,486
LOANSWater-Works and Sewer Bonds. I(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
M-S$115,000__Mch 1910-'321Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908._ _ _556.40
58
4,596
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_5115,0001Population in 1904
5,000
2,875' Population In 1909 (est.)
Sinking fund
-INTEREST payable at office of Treasurer.
MARQUETTE. Dan Vaughan, Mayor; R. P.Byrne, Treas.
This city is in Marquette County. Incorporated in 1871.
When Due,
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
LOANSGeneral City Bonds.
330 '01J-J $20,000c_July 1 1911
School District No. I Bonds.
4s '01 J-J $10,000c__Jan 1 1911
4s '02 NI-N $60,000o May 1 1912
Refunding City Hall Bonds
Refunding Water Bonds.
430 '03F-A $50.000c._ _Aug 1913
Refunding Electric Light Bonds.
45 1900 J-J $20,500c_ _Jan 1 1910
25,0000__July 1 1926
4s 1900 J-J $20,0000__Jan 1 1910 330 '01J-J
4s '01 J-J
20,000c__July 1 1910 4s '01 A-0 35,000c__AprIl 1 1916
Refunding School Bonds.
Electric Lighting.
_ _ $10,000___Sept 1 1914
5s '97 M-S $12.500c __Sept 1 1912 _s
000o _Aug 1 1913
58 '98 F-A
Nov., 1909.]
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
1.09
Assessed valuation 1909 46,729,041 PETOSKEY. Fred. D. Ely, Clerk.
(Assessment nearly actual value.
This city is in Emmet County. Incorporated Mch 8 1895.
City tax (per $1,000) 1909__.417.08
'l'otal tax (per $1,000) 1909_525.40 LOANSPark Bonds.
When Due.
10,665
Population In 1904
Refunding Improvement Bonds.
$5.000c. Dec 1 1931
4501 Dec
11,500 5s'04 June
Population in 1909 (est.)
$8,000c__ _June 1 1914 (Subject to call after Dec. 1 1921.)
INTEREST payable at Marquette. (Subject to call after June 1 1904.)
Water Bonds
City Hall Bonds.
58'94 June $12,000c__June 1 1914
MARSHALL. B. L. Gardamir, Mayor; J. Nagle, Recorder. 4s '00 F-A $20,000c___Aug 1 1930 (Subject to call after June 1 1909.)
This city Is In Calhoun County. Incorporated March 7 1859,
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1920.) 4s '04 June $22,000o.. _June 1 1924
eying Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
(Subject to call after June 1 1914.)
M-N $5,000e___Sept 1910 9s '98 M-S $16.000c_Mch 21 1918
4s
Water Bonds.
Bridge Bonds
48
M-N $48,000..c ..Nov 1 1917 BONDED DEBT Melt 1008 $116.000 3s'02 Oct
$9,000c_ _ _June 1 1916
15,000c_ __Oct 1 1922 5s'etl June
Electric Light and Water Bonds. Assessed valuation 1906_ .._2,392,950 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1912.) (Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
$9 60
1911-20 City tax (per $1,000) 1907
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
M-N $20,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_3150,000
1904
4,361 48 '98 J-J
1910-16 Population In
65.000
3s
M-N 7,000c
16,000c_Ju y 1 1928 Water debt Included)
Population in 1006 (est)
5,000 434s'01 J-J
1,102
Sewer Bonds.
10,000c_Jan 1 1931 Sinking fund
45 '05 M-S
M-N $25,000c __ May 1 1919
3%8
5,000c___Mch 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1909...2,959.916
INTEREST on water' 4s payable at Fourth National Bank, New York 4s '99 11-N 12,000c___May 1 1919 (Assess. about 2-3 to IX actual val.
(Subject to call after 1909.)
City; on other bonds at Hanover National Bank. New York City.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ 424.50
5.186
Population in 1904
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Works.
48 '01 M-S $25,000c __Mch 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '094309,000
105,500
Water debt (Included)
Assessment debt additIonall_ _4,500
10,000
Sinking fund
MENOMINEE. F. S. Norcross, Clerk.
This city is in Menominee County. Incorporated In 1883.
Street Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS1918
4)'s '09 J-J $30,000
.Sewer Bonds.
M-N J $4,000c__May 1 1910 GEN. BONDS Sept 1909_397,500
Os
1 3,000c_ _May 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _5,341,180
(Assessment is about 3-5 actual val.)
General Improvement.
M-N $3,000c May 1 '10-'12 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_425.80
68
11,096
M-N 10,0000 May 1 '12&'13 Population in 1004
Os
12,818
Population in 1900
Refunding Bonds.
13,500
A-0 $47,5000_Aptil 1 1915 Population In 1909 (est.)
Os
INTEREST payable at N. W. Harris & Co., New York, except on street
bonds, which Is payable at City Treasurer's office.
MILAN. W. P. Gregory, Clerk.
This village is in Washtenaw and Monroe counties.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_430,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_ _ _ _613,750
Water Works Bonds.
1,600
.00'08 A-0 f$6,000c_Oct 1 '22-'27 Population In 1909 (est.)
124,000c_Oct 1 '28-'39 I INTEREST payable at Milan.
MT. CLEMENS. Paul Matthews, City Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Macomb County. Incorporated In 1879.
When Due. BOND. DEBT June 19094140,000
LOANSFloating debt
5,000
Engine House Bonds.
51:10400
0
00'08 J-D $15.000__June 1 '13-17 Sinking fund
Water sinking fund
Public Improvement Bonds.
1910-1933 Total valuation for 1908_6,087,350
___ $120,000
4s
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Water Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '08_49.00
___ $5,000
Is.
Population in 1900
($4,000 yearly.)
3,662
MUSKEGON. B. H. Tellman, Recorder.
This city Is in a county of the same name. Incorporated In 1869.
When Due.
Refunding Water Bonds,
LOANS5s
J-J $10,000 __July 1 1913
Bridge Bonds.
$8,500c___Jan 1 1010 58
J-J
10,000c__ _Jan 1 1913
Ifs
J-J
4s
In, and Sink. Fund Bonds.
J-J J10,000c___July 1 1925
$6,000c-Jan 1 1910
J-J
5s
115.000c__July 1 1926
10,000___Jan 2 1926 5s
J-J
J-J
10,000__ July 1 1929
43s
Public Parks,
Is
J-.T
5,000____Jan 1 1935
58 g '03 J-J $100,000c_July 1 1926 4 s'07 J-j 15,000_ _July 1 1927
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4s '07 J-J
10,000___4an 1 1927
$5,000____Jan 2 1926 4s'09 J-J
4;is
J-J
9,000____July 1 1929
Special Refunding.
Wharf Bonds.
Jan 1 1934 4s
ann. $35,000c__ _June 1 1921
4s
J-J
$100,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909__$602,500
Street-Improvement Bonds.
J-J $84,000c_July 1 '15-23 Total valuation 1918
9,867,537
4s
(Assessment about actual value.)
Water-Works Bonds.
5s'90 J-J $160,000c_July1 '10-'25 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_428.57
20,897
INTEREST is payable in N.Y.City. Population In 1904
PONTIAC. Jos. H. Thorpe, Clerk.
This city is In Oakland County. Incorporated In 1861.
LOANSWhen Due.
Drain Bonds.
Sewer, Water and Paving Bonds. Is '04 F-A $1,000- __June 1 1917
55 '04 J-D $8,000_ _June 1 '17-'18
Bridge Bonds.
Water Bonds.
Is '05 A-Of$10,000c_Apr 1910-'14
48 '87 M-S $40,000_Mch 1 '10-'17
1 1,000c_Apr 1 1915
4s '88 M-S 10,000__Mch 1 '18-19
Sewer Bonds.
4s '01 J-J
50,000_July 15 '19-28 58
M-S $25,000___Sept 2 1915
Is '03 J-J
12,000.. Jan 1 '10-'33 Is
J-D
5,000_June 1 1916
Is '07 M-S 25,000 Jan 2 '10-'14 5s '05 A-0 5 1,000c__April 1 1915
Paving Bonds.
1 2,000c_April 1 1916
Is
11-N $5,500-_Nov 16 1913 5s '07 AI-S
8.000___Sept '10-'17
Is '06 A-0
8,000 _Aug 1 '10-'11 TOT. BD. DEBT Oct 4 '094249,500
5s '07 M-N 115,000-Nov 1 '10-'12 Floating debt (additional)__
3,000
1 1,000_ Nov 1 1913 Sinking fund
25,000
Is '07 N1-S
4,000c__ Meh 1 '10-'13 Total valuation 1909
6,841,000
Fire Department Bonds
(Assessment about 3-4 actual value.)
5s '07 s-an $8,000 May 15 '10-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_422.00
Is '09 J-J 10,000c_ __Jan 1 '10-'19 Population In 1904
10.884
Population in 1909 (est.)
14,000
INTEREST payable In N. Y. City and Pontiac.
PONTIAC SCHOOL DISTRICT. Elmer R. Webster,Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due.I 5s '05 M-N $25,000c_ May 1 1915
Is
F-A $50,000c___Aug 1 1911 BOND. DEBT May 3 1909_375,000
PORT HURON. John J. Bell, Mayor; E. A. Cady, Compt.
City of Port Huron Is In St. Clair County. Incorporated In 1857.
LOANSAm't Outstanding. Sewer bonds
$23,290
Bridge bonds
$42,400 Sidewalk assessment
8.000
Canal construction
100,000 Water bonds
15,000
General road bonds
28,740 TOTAL DEBT Mch 24 1909 $899,440
Park bonds
19,000 Sinking fund
47,295
Public building bonds
6,790 Total valuation 1908
10,975,320
Public Improvement bonds__ 71,q20 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Refunding bonds
187,500 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_323.20
Repaving bonds
305,900 Population In 1904
20.028
School bonds
91,000
Inclusive,
-MATURITY.
-Bonds mature from 1909 to 1932
INTEREST
and bear interest as follows: $15,000 at 6%, $377,140 at 5%,$53.000 at
434%, $426,300 at 4%, $19,000 at 3%% and $9,000 at 3%. Interest
largely payable at the Hanover Nat. Bank, New York City. Bonds are all
coupon In form.
RED JACKET. N. F. Kaiser, Clerk.
This vIllage (P. 0. Calumet) is In Houghton County. Incorporated In
1875; re-Incorporated In 1887.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '094180,000
Street Paving & Improv't Bonds. Assessed valuation 1909
$22,000c_ _July 1 '10-11
(real estate only)
2.019,400
M US KR(ION SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm.Carpenter, Sec. B'd of Educat'n• 434s'05 J-J I 24,000c_ _July 1 '12-13 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
9,000c_July 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___ $7.50
LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT Sept 15 1909.$165,000
3,000c_ _July 1 1914 Population In 1900
4 668
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_10,100,520
Is
July $75,000c
1942 (Assessment about 75% actual val.) 434s'06 J-J 120.000c_July 1 '15-24 INTEREST payable at First Na2,000c___July 1 1925
Is
tional Bank of Calumet.
F-A 50,000c
1946 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ 46.78
4s25,000
Sept 40,000c ____1910-1917 Population In 1909 (est)
RIVER ROUGE. Geo. P. Oulmann, Clerk.
INTEREST on 58 (these are held by district as endowment for Library
This village is In Wayne County. Incorporated In 1899.
and Manual Training School) is payable In Muskegon; on the $40,000 4s
When Due.I Assessed valuation 1908_32,000,000
(held by Board of Education as part of a trust fund) at the Hackley National LOANSSewer Bonds.
1(Assessment about 30% actual val.)
Bank In Muskegon.
4 )48'06 A-03150.000c_ _Oct 15 19361 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$14.00
MUSKEGON COUNTY. John B. Barlow, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Mch 10 1909 $254,8501Popu1atlon in 1900
1,748
Muskegon Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $55,000 SAGINAW. Wm. Seyffardt, Comptroller.
Incorporated In 1857. New charter May 24 1905. The cities of Saginaw
Refunding Bonds.
[Total assessed val. 1908....17,000,000
4;is '97 Feb $30,000c_Feb 1 '10- '12 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_46.14 and East Saginaw, in the county of the same name, were consolidated in
Road & Bridge Bonds.
'Population In 1904
37,373 1890, forming the present city.
Armory Bonds.
When Due.
4 s '98 J'nel$25,000c_ _June 1 19131Population In 1909 (est.)
40,000 LOANS4s '09 1.1-S $10,000_ Mch 1 '10-'19
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's office.
City Hall.
Voting Machine Bonds.
430'91 F-A $10,000c-__Feb 1 1910
NEGAUNEE SCHOOL DISTRICT. J.H.Andrus, Secretary. 430'01 F-A 10,00...Feb 1 1911 4s '06 F-A $9,100e_Aue• 1 '10-'16
Sewers-Eastern Tax District
15.000c... Feb 1 1912
430'01 F-A
This district Is in Marquette County.
$6000-Aug 1 1910
20,000c..Aug 1 '10-'11 45 '00 F-A
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_488,000 4s '92 F-A
LOANS4000-- -Oct 1 1910
5.000c...Aug 1 1912 45 00 A-0
Assessed valuation 1908_ _$6,100,000 4s '92 F-A
High School Building Bonds.
1,500c_Dec 15 '10-'12
8,000_Feb 1 '10-'13 48 '02 J-D
_ _1912-1922 School tax (per $1,000)'08_ _49.26 4s '08 F-A
5s '07 J-D $85,0000
4.000c_Aug 22'10-'13
Auditorium Bonds.
4s'03 F-A
•
Population In 1909 (est.)
7,000
48 '08 M-N $49,000c_May 1 '10-'18 4s '04 F-A
850c_Feb 1 '10-'14
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank, Negaunee.
48 '08 F-A 15,000_Aug 10 '10-'24 45 '04 A-0 10,000c_Oct 19 '10-'14
4s '08 J-D 20,000.Dec 10 '10-'29 48 '05 F-A
2,100c_Aug 1 '10-'15
NILES. Herman Roebeck, City Clerk.
Soecial Sewer-Eastern District
2.100c_Aug 24 '10-'15
3 Hs'05 F-A
This city Is In Berrien County. Incor orated In April 1859.
4s '96 J--D $15.000c___June 1 1911 348'05 A-0
400c_Oct 25 '10-'11
lectric It. Bds.(Tax exempt).
LOANS-When Due.
4s '98 J-J
15.000c___July 1 1918 3)-s'06 11-N
5,600c_May 15 '10-'16
Os '95 J-D $38,0000
Water Bonds (Tax exempt).
334s'99 J-J
8,000c__July 1 1919 Is '06 M-S
1,400c Sept 25 '10-'16
($2,000 due yearly)
5s '94 J-D $42,000c
Special Sewer-Western
Is
2,400c June 15 '10-'17
GEN.BD.DEBT Sep 17 '09.3165,000 4s '05 J-D Z6.000c_JuneDistrict. 4s '07 .I-D
($4,000 due yearly)
1 '10-'15
'08 F-A 18 000_ _Aug 25 '10.'18
28,863
Improvement Bonds (Tax exempt). Assessment debt
7,000c_June 1 '10-16
334s'06 J-D
-Western Tax District.
Sewers
Is
F-A $26,000c_Feb 13 1923 Sinking fund
2,453 48 '07 .T-D
8,000c_June 1 '10 '17 48 '00 M-N
$150.3_May 1 1910
A-0 •20,000c_Apr 19 1911 Assessed valuation 1900_.2,176,077 4s '08 J-D
4)is
9,000 ..June 1 '10-'18
A-0
200c___Oct I 1910
4 Hs
A-0 35,000c_Apr 19 1912 (Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.) 4s '09 J-D 51,000„June 1 '14-'16 4s '00 M-N
Is '01
600c_Nov 1 10- 11
($3,000 yearly beginning 1912.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1909__$17.10
19,000_ _ _ _June 1 1917 348'02 M-S
2,400c_Mch 1 '10-'12
Water Refunding Notes.
4,641
Population In 1904
Court
-House Bonds.
48'02 F-A
1,500c_Aug 4 '10-'12
_
$4,000
4
1911-1914 Population in 1909 (est.)
5,000
J-D $6,000c_Dec 16 '10-'12 45 '02 A-0
1,500c_Oct 6 '10-'12
INTEliEs r on the water, electric- iglu and Improvement 4 j% and 5% 4s Bridge Bonds.
45 '02 J-D
1,500c Dec 15 '10-'12
bonds is payable In Niles; on the Improvement 4s at the Hanover Na- 46'08
A-0 $60,000c..Apr 1 '18-'23 45 '03 F-A 10,000c_Aug 22'10-'13
tional Bank In New York City.
4 Hs 03 A-0 149,500e_Oct 1 1923 48 '04 F-A
8,000c_ _ Feb 1 '10-'14
4s '04 A-0 71,000c___Sept 1 1924 48 '05 M'S 6.000c_Mch 15 '10-'15
OWOSSO. A. H. Dumond
Clerk.
334s'05 M-S 40,000c__Oct 25 1920 4s '04 A-0 40,000c_Sept15 '10-'14
This city Is in Shlawassee County. Incorporated In 1859.
25,000c..Sept 25 1925 3;45'05 F-A 55,000e_Aug 1 '10-'14
334s'05 J-D
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Water Bonds.
12,5000_ _Aug 1 1915
16,000c..Aug 15 1926
346'06 F-A
48
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $40.000___July 7 1320 3348'06 J-D
-A
1,200c.Aug 24 '10-'15
6,000c..June 15 1916 45 '05 F
General Fund Bonds.
4s
M-N $3,000___May 1 1917
6,000c_ Aug 24'10.'11
110,000e June 15'10-14 3 43'05 F-A
15,000___Oct 2 1917 45
___ $15,000____Mch 2 1918 4s '07 J-D 10,000c June 15 '17-'21 $%8'05 J-D
_
48
3,000c _Dec '10-'15
Park Improvement Bonds.
3,000____May 1 1918
___
45
2,400.3.May 15 '10-'16
I 2.500c_ _June 15 1922 310'06 M-N
__
10,000___Jan 2 1921 58 '08 M-N $50,000....Nov 1 '12-'32 4s '07 J-J
48
18,000..July 20 '10-'18 3 48'06 Al-S 11,200c Sept 25 '10-'16
7,000_ _July 1 1912
Improvement Bonds.
J-J
4s
314s'07 J-D
Sidewalk Bonds-Eastern Dist.
8,000c June 15 '10'-17
48
M-S $7,000___Mch 14 1914 48 '05 J-J $36.000c__ _July 1 1915 4s '07 14-S 16,000_ ..Sept 2 '10-'17
Water-Works Bonds.
55 ' F-A $20,000____Aug 1 1910 BOND. DEBT May 7 1909_ $220,000 3340'06 J-J
25,200c_July 1 '10-'16 4s '07 A-0 16,000__Oct 15 '10-'17
1920 Assessment debt
F-A 15,000
Is
9,697 4s '06 .I-D 16,000c_June 1 '10-'17 4s '08 M-S 18,000__Mch 2 '10-'18
20,000--__July 7 1924 Total valuation 1908
J-J
58
4,565,295 4s '07 M-S
8,000_Sept 16 '10-'18 48 '08 F-A 13,500_Aug 25 '10-'18
Bonds.
(Assessment about 80% actual value) 45 '07 J-D
Bridge
1,600_Dec 10 '10-'17
Refunding Sewer-Western Dist.
45
J-D $12.000_June 30 '10-'13 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_325.22 4s '08 J-J
18,000 __July 2 '10-'18 45 '97 J-D f$10,000c.June 1 '10-'11
Population In 1904
9,145
Sidewalk Bonds-Western Dist.
1 6,000c__ _June 1 1912
3358'05 J-J $24,000c___July 1 1915
Market Bonds-Eastern Tax Dist.
PAW PAW. Wm. H. Mason, Clerk.
3348'06 M-N 16,800c_May 1 '10-'16 3%8'05 A-0 $20,000c-Oct 10 '10-'19
County.
This village Is In Van Buren
3340'06 F-A 16,800c_Aug 1 '10-'16
Park Improvement Bonds.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '07 J-D 19.200c_June 1 '10-'17 3%8'05 J-D $3,000c_-Dec 12 1910
Is 07 M-S $20.000c.Sept 1 34- 37 4s '07 A-0
Refunding Bonds.
8,000__Oct 22 '10-'17 3348'06
2,000c_Sept 1 '10-'11
Os '07 Aug 5$26,000cAug 15 '10-'22 (Subject to call Sept 1 1922)
18,000 _July 2 '10-'18
4s '08 J-J
6,000_Sept 15 '10-'12
1 15,000c Aug 15 '23-'27 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09.... $91,000
General Water Bonds.
4s '08 M-S {30,000_Sept 15 '13-'22
Assessed valuation l909.__874,435 3340'05 Apr $5,000c__Oct 25 1920
Electric Light Bonds.
12,000_Sept 15 '23-'28
58 '07 M-S $30,000c.Sept 1 '28-'33 City tax (per $1,000) 1009_ _.$12.50
Hospital Bonds.
Genessee Street Improvement.
INTEREST payable In Paw Paw. Population In 1909 (est.)
.1,200 3)0'05 A-0 $6,000c____Oct '10-'15 434s'05 F-A $20,000c___May 1 1015
110
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS
Lxxxix.
St. Bonds-West, Tax Dist-Con. TRAVERSE CITY. Travis H. Gillis, City Clerk.
When Due.
LOANSStreet Improv't-Eastern Tax Die. 4s '08 A-0 $36,000_0ct 15 '10-'18
This city Is the county seat of Grand Traverse County. Inc. In 1895.
45 '00 F
-A $3,600c___Aug 1 1910 4s '07 A-0 24,000_ .Oct 1 '10-'17
800c___Sept 1 1910 4s '07 J-D 20,000_Dec 16 '10-'17 LOANS48 '00 M-S
When Due,
Water Bonds
-(Continued.)
-A 18,000__Aug 1 '10-'18
600c__ _Oct 1 1910 45 '08 F
45 '00 A-0
Refunding Bonds.
43(8'09 Sept $35,000c__Apr 11920
48 '01 F-A
5,000__Aug 1 '10-'11 4s '08 J-D 18,000__Dec 1 '10-'18 4s
$7,000c__ _Jan 1 1911 45
J-J
J-J
15,000c___July 1 1915
2,000_ _Sept 1 '10-'11 45 '09 J-D 25,000_ _June 1 '10-'19 4s
48 '01 M-S
J-J
6,000c___Jan 1 1914 45
J-J
14,687e___July 1 1920
48 '01 A-0
1,200__Oct 1 '10-'11 45 '08 J-J
18,000_,July 15 '10-'18 4s
J-J
7,500c_-..Jan 1 1917 4s
M-N 25,000c_ _Nov 1 1930
48 '02 F
-A
1,500c_Aug 4 '10-'12
Water Bonds-Eastern Tax Dist 4s
J-J
7,500c___Jan 1 1920 (Subject to call Sept. 1 1920.)
45 '02 J-D
300c_Dec 31 '10-'12 430'94 J-J $12,000c___May 1 1914 45
J-J
7,000c___Jan 1 1923 430
J-J $20,0000
1924
48 '02 A-0
2,1000_Oct 8 '10-'12 4s '95 M-N 12,000c___May 1 1915
Street Bonds.
__
20,000
48 '03 F-A 60.000c_Aug 15 '10-'13 45
M-N 50.000c..May 1 '168:20
$20,000
430 '09 J-J 50,000_ _July 1 1929
__s48 '04 F-A 50,0000.Aug 1 '10-'14 4s'98 M-N 18,000c___May 1 1913
Bridge Bonds.
-BOND. DEBT Feb 2819094170,667
45 '04 A-0 15.500c_Oct 1 '10-'14 330'99 M N 18,500c___May 1 1920 4s
J-J
$9,0000
1014 Assessment debt (add'i)____ 63,082
45 '05 J-J
4,500c_Jan 15 '10-'15 48 '01 MN 50,000c_Ilay I '21&'24
15,000
Assessed valuation 1908_4,678,415
330'05 F-A 15,000c_Aug 24 '09-'15 330'02 M-N 50,000c___May 1 1922
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____$27.30
330'05 A-0
9,000c_Oct 25 '10-'15 330'03 M-N 10.000c__ -May 1 1923 48
J-J $14,000c___July 1 1910 Population in 1904
11,237
3345'05 J-D
8,400c_Dec 5 '10-'15 4s '05 M-N 80 000c__ _May 1 1925
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
330'06 M-N
M-S
3,500c_May 15 '10-16 330
500c__ Sept 1 '1910
330'06 F-A 15,400c_Aug 1 '10-'16 4s '07 A-0 10.000c_Apr 15 '11-12
330'06 F-A
2,000c_Aug 1 '15-'16 4s '07 F-A
1,000_Aug 10 '10-'11 WAYNE COUNTY. Wm. F. Moeller, Treasurer.
County seat is Detroit.
48 '06 A-0 26,600c _Oct '10-16
118,000_June 15 '10-'12
48 '07 J-J
2,00Co_Jan 2 '10-17 48 '08 J-D I 4,000__June 15 1914 LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
$411,000
48 '07 M-S
1,600c_Mch 1 '10-'17
3,000_ _ _June 15 1915
County Bonds.
Total valuation 1908_ __ _411,884,166
4s '07 A-0 32,000__Oct 15 '10-'17
500__ _June 15 1913 4s
M-N $1,500,000o___ _May 1910 (Assessment is % actual value.)
48 '07 F-A 36,800____Aug '10-'17
Water Bonds
-Western Tax Dist. 330 M-N
700,000o_ _May 1 1914 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_13.144
48 '07 A-0 16,000Oct 1 '10-'17 48 '95 MN $10,000o___May 1 1915 330 M-S
100,000c_Mch 1 1914 Population in 1904
386.827
4s '07 J-J
12,000_July 25 '10-'17 530'93 M-N 25,000c_Nov 1 1913 BOND. DEBT July 1909..$2,300,0001
4s '08 A-0 10,800_0ct 15 '10-'18 430
M-S 20,000e.Mch 10'14 &le
INTEREST on the 4s is payable at the Mercantile National Bank, New
48 '08 M-N 18,000__May 1 '10-'18 430'94 J•J
10.000c_July 18 1914 ' York; on the $700,000 330
at the National Park Bank in New York, on
4s '08 J-D 18,000_june 1 '10-'18 48 '98 June 5,000c__ _June 1 1918
48 '08 J-J
22,500_July 15 '10-'18 0'98 J-D 15,000c___Deo 1 1919 the $100,000 330 in Detroit at the First National Bank.
45 '08 F
-A 22,500__Aug 1 '10-'18 45
M-S 20,000c_Mch 10'17&24 WEST BAY CITY. Annexed to Bay City.
4s '08 A-0 31,500_0ct 15 '10-'18 45
M-S 10,000___Mch 10 1920
45 '08 J-D 13,500_ _Dec 1 '10-'18 4s
M-S 10,000 ___Mch 1 1921 WYANDOTTE. Jas. G. Pinson, Clerk.
Street Bonds
-Western Tax Dist 330
M-S 10,000.___Mch 1 1922
This city is in Wayne County. Incorporated in 1867.
48 '00 F-A
$150c___ Aug 1 1910 330
M-S 10,000c_Mch 10'20&24 LOANSWhen Due TOTAL DEBT Feb 1909_ _$348,574
48 '01 F-A
3,000c_Aug 1 '10-'11 330'03 M-N 10,000o___May I 1923
Paving Bonds
Assessment debt (incl.)____ 46.665
4s '01 A-0
120c_Oct 1 '10-'11 45 '05 M-S
7.000c...._Mch 1 1915 5s '07 May
$8,000c_Nov 1 '10-'11 Assessed valuation 1008_2,886,235
45 '03 F-A 24,000c_Aug 15 '10-'13 330'05 J-D
5,000c......Deo 1 1920 530'07 J-J
24,000_ _July 1 1937 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1006_312.40
45 '03 A-0
8,0000_Oct 1 '10-'13 330'06 M-S
5,000c___Mch 1 1911
Electric Light Bonds.
Population in 1904
5,425
45 '02 F-A
is'06 M-S J 1,000c_Sept 1 '10-11 430'07 M-S $20,000c___Sept 1 1937
6,0000_Aug 4 '10-'12 3 ,
45 '02 A-0
1
700c___Sept 1 1912
2,4000_Oct 8 '10-'12
INTEREST payable at the Wyandotte Savings Bank in Wyandotte.
48 '05 J-j
4,500c.Jan 1 '10-'15 45 '07 F-A
1,000.Aug 10 '10-'11
48 '04 F
-A
5,000c..Aug 1 '10-'14 4s '08 M-N 13,000__May 1 '10-'12 WYANDOTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. Weathermax, Secretary.
45 '04 A-0 10,500c_Oct 27 '10-'14
2,000__May 1 '16-'17
When Due. Assessed valuation 1900_52,802,800
3%8'05 F-A 12,000c_Aug 24 '10-'15 4s '08 J-D
1,500June 1 '10-'14 LOANSBuilding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
330'05 J-D
2,4000_Deo 5 '10-'15
200_ _June 1 1915
M-S $5,000o_Mch 1 1912 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$4.65
330'06 F-A 10,500c_Aug 1 '10-'16 4s '08 A-0
2,800__Oct 1 '10-'16 55
June 14,000c-June 1 1921 Population in 1909 (est.)
9,000
48 '06 A-0
7,000c_Oct 15 '10-'16 4s '09 J-D
5,000_June 15 '10-'14 58
4s
Apr 50,000c-__Apr 1 1935 INTEREST payable at Wyandotte.
45 '07 J-J
2,400c_Jan 2 '10-'17
BOND.DEBT Mch 21 '09___164,000
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office or at the official bank
In New York,
YPSILANTI. S. Damon, City Clerk.
TAX EXEMPT.
-Under Title 24, Section 26, of the Charter of the City
A city in Washtenaw County. Incorporated in 1858.
of Saginaw, which went into effect May 24 1905, all bonds of this city are
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Mch 2'09___$130,500
exempt from all taxes
-State, county and city.
Water-Works Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
4,584,095
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.
48 '89 J-J $75,000c_._July 1 1919
(Assessment about lull value.)
July 1 'OD. Sept. 24 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06. 4s '80 MN 50,000c___Oct 7 1019 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1908_ _ _ _$11.50
Bridge Bonds
*2,601,032 $2,412,414 $2,126,036 $2,025,488
debt
Bonded
Population in 1904
7,587
96,611
53,029
28,280
$7,000 Oct 12 '10-'18 Population in 1009 (est.)
49,904 4s
'Sinking funds
8,000
Park Bonds.
INTEREST payable at City Treas$2,504,421 $2,359,385 $2,097,747 $1,075,584 4s '05 Aug 1 $3,000c ____1910-1915
Net debt
urer's office.
$519,400
$491,700
$501,500
'Water debt (incl. above)- $519,100
Assessment bonds issued for sewers and street Improvements are included
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
in the above-mentioned figures of bonded debt. On July 1 1909 they
In the table below we give statements regarding minor civil divisions of
-amounted to $1,308,532.
-The total value of corporate property is $7,590,613, the State of Michigan which are not represented among the foregoing
CITY PROPERTY.
detailed returns. We add the population from the State Census of 1904.
ncluding the city water-works, valued at $1,028,301.
Bonded Floating Assessed
Tax Popu.
-The total assessed valuation (from 60% to
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation Rate, 1904.
70% actual value) In 1909 was $25,210,038, of which $16,213,600 was real
. and $8,996,438 personal. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909 for city and school Alma, Gratiot County
$34,000 $6,000 $1,652,910a27.00 *2.047
purposes was $17.80; for general city purposes in 1909 was $20.70 in the Alpena (C.), Alpena County__ _250,000
8,145,183 10.00 12,400
Eastern District and $20.40 In the Western District. Tax rate of 1900-10
Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co_ _ _ _ 30,000
None 12,000,000a17.71 14,599
.-..(per $1,000), $20.25 for all city purposes.
8,100 1,824,477 13.00
3,654
POPULATION.
-In 1904 was 46,610; in 1900 it was 42,345; in 1890 it Belding (C.), Ionia County____ 85,000
Bessemer School District
'Was 46,322; in 1880 It was 29,541; in 190J (est.) 61,55.
42,000
None
946,285z21.10
Bessemer (C.), Gogebic County_ 80,200
946,285a42.20
952
ST. CLAIR. J. C. Chamberlin, Clerk.
Boyne City, Charlevoix County 77,410
1,102,000 18.00
This city is in St. Clair County. Incorporated 1858.
Cadillac (C.), Wexford County_132,000
None 3,671,725a33.00
Refunding Bonds.
6.803
When Due.
LOANS430
____ $3,000.-. Jan 1 1920 Charlotte (C.), Eaton County__ 74,000
Water Bonds
1,800 2,860,000a21.18
4,726
Refunding Electric Light Bonds.
____ $10,000___May 19 1925
430
Coldwater (C.), Branch County 98,000
4,123,150a17.00
1,287
____ $3,000____Aug 1 1921
____ 12,000_May 19 '26-'27 430
4Ma
6,000_ _Jan 1 '22-23 Corunna (C.), Shiawassee Co__ 68,000
____
6,000___May 20 1928 430
712,500 17.60
1,601
5s
3,000___Jan 15 1924 Crystal Falls School District... 45,000 None. 1,6 0,975z22.80
____
4.000__May 19 '10-11
Paving Bonds
Sidewalk Bonds.
None
817.000a11.25 *2,134
521,500___July 1 1922 Durand (V.). Shiawassee Co___ 50,308
Aug 1 1919 430___
____ $2,000
448
6,000___July 1 1923 Eaton Rapids (C.), Eaton Co__ 52,000
8,000 1,800,000a23.00
Oct 1 1919
2,000
____
2,197
4;is
BOND. DEBT Mch 2 1909_5100,500 Escanaba School District
Emergency Bonds.
118,500
____ $5,000__. _Oct 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,362,500 Evangeline Twp. S. D. No. 1_ 33,000 None. 1,300,000
430
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _ _$23.40
General Fund Bonds
4,000 1,546,080 _ _
2,684 Grand Ledge (C.), Eaton Co___ 70,000
Oct 1 1922 Population in 1904
2,439
____ $5,000
430
INTEREST is payable in Detroit. Greenville, Montcaim County__ 34,500
5,000___Nov 17 1923
____
55
None. 1,565,000 26.05
3,421
Hancock (C.), Houghton Co__ _113,000 12,000 2,440,015 15.00
6,037
ST. JOHNS. E. F. Boron, Mayor; Wm. Cochrane, Clerk.
32,000
2,853,425
Hancock School District
This city Is in Clinton County. Incorporated as a city April 12 1904.
No e. 2,823,431
Highland Park School District_ 53,000
When Due. I Sewer Bonds.
LOANS--;
15s '94 A-0 $2,000__Oct 1 1910 Hillsdale (C.), Hillsdale Co _ _ _ _120,000
-Light Plant.
Electric
None. 3,032,000 17.80
4,809
as '95 J-J f $8,000_July 15 '11-'14 IGEN. BONDS Oct 1909____$87,000
32,000
Holland School District
127,000_July 15 '15-'231Total valuation 1909_.2,056,320
None 1,779,000a13.90
2,307
-Works Bonds.
Water
I(Assessment about 85% actual value) Hudson (C.), Lenawee County.. 40,000
88 '89 A-0 $45,000___. Oct 1 1014'City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$14.00 Ingham County
30,000 50,000 28,373,543 c24.50 43.607
3.768
5,000-Oct 1 '10-14 'Population In 1904
Ss '90 A-0
5,003 21,131,082 10.50 34,627
35,000
ionla County
INTEREST on the electric-light bonds and on the sewer bonds is payable
None 5,525,405 x9.67
41,000
at the Third National Bank, New York; on the water-works bonds of 1889 Ironwood School District
62,500
6,661,848 z7.00
at the Wayne County Savings Bank, Detroit; and on the water bonds of Ishpeming School District
1890 at the Mechanics' Bank of Detroit.
66,000 N( ne. 1,000,00Ca17.50
Ithaca (V.), Gratiot County_ __
2,089
8,000
Lake Linden (V.), Houghton Co. 75,000
691,880 12.50
ST. JOSEPH. Harry L. Murphy, City Clerk.
3,406
Lapeer, (C.), Lapeer County.. 23,OCO 11,000 1,500,000a24.62
This city is In Berrien County.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1009.$265,000 Lowell (V.), Kent County
LOANS30,000
None
700,000a25.50 *1,735
59,000
Water debt (included)
Highway & Bridge Bonds.
1,600,000x13.60
5,000 McMillan Twp. School District_ 35,000
430'08 J-J $25,000___July 1 1938 Sinking fund
3,037,000 Menominee County.
Assessed valuation
None 10,495,311 :c7.00 26,465
Bridge Bonds.
35,000
6,000 Midland (C.), 'Midland County_ 60,423
10'08 M-N $30,000c___Nov 1 1928 Population In 1009 (est.)
703,863 28.50
773
2.520
INTEREST payable at American Trust dc Savings Bank, Chicago.
38,000
Midland School District
SAULT STE. MARIE. Fred. L. Evening, Comptroller.
Un. S. D. No. 1_ 36,000
6, 000000 x3.65
9 0
0 :0
Mt. Clemens
This city Is in Chippewa County. Incorporated 1887.
1,800,830a23.20
Mt. Pleasant, Isabella County_ 63,361
4,484
Building Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSNone 1,093,510z14.06
48 '08 M-S $15,000r_Sept 1 1928 Munising Twp. School District_ 30,000
General Street Improvement.
Water Bonds.
58
F-A $30,000c___Aug 1 1917
None
45,500
Muskegon Heights (C.)
001,750a26.20
1.012
• J-J $20,000c___July 1 1011
J-J
35 000c___July 1 1032 8s
4s g
Co.35,000
____ 1,625,570 13.80
M-N 30,000c___Nov 1 1913 Newberry School Dist., Luce
J-J
40,000___July 1 1932 Os
48
2,266,585 ____
4,864
4s g
J-J 120,000c___July 11921 Norway (C.). Dickinson County 106,500
Assessment Bonds.
J-J 125,000c___July 1 1932 Ontonagon, Ontonagon County 60,000
Various_ 9s g
4s to 6s ---- $24,075
2,000
335.000 ____
.2,018
Refunding Bonds.
GEN. BONDS Oct 18 '09__$632,500 Portland (V.), Ionia County_ _ _ 28,000
None 1.000,000a10.00 *1,874
15s
A-0 $30,0000___Apr 11917 Assessment debt
24,075
025,000 z8.00
M-S 18,000c___Sept 1 1917 TOTAL DEBT Oct 18 '09.. 656,575 Seneca Twp. School District__ 28,000 None
5s
7,821.720 St. Clair Heights, Wayne Co.__ 36,500 None.
430'08 M-S 40,000c_Sept 15 1928 Total valuation 1908
637,200 14.13
actual value,)
430'09 J-J I 3,500____July 1 1911 (Assessment about
858,555 ____
2.503
8,000
151,000-July 1 '12-'28 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$21.17 St. Louis (C.), Gratiot County. 42,000
11,442 Shepherd (V.) Isabella County_ 27.000
Population in 1904
Bridge Bonds.
12,000 Shlawassee County
July $75,000c__ _July 1 1920 Population in 1909 (est.)
430
60,000
None 20,895,556 c3.00 33,711
INTEREST payable in New York.
1,882.428 19.20
So. Haven(C.), Van Buren Co_ _214,997
SAULT STE. MARIE SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. T. Moore, Secretary,
45,000
None 2,000,000
Springwells Township
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909__$97,000
LOANS1,918,200a30.00
None
3.913
35,012 Three Rivers (C )St.Joseph Co. 38,000
45
J-D $25,000c_June 15 1911 Sinking fund
7,800,000
4s
J-D 25,000c__Sept 15 1911 Total valuation 1908
-Village. *Population United States Census 1900.
-City. V.
C.
45 '05 J-D 25,000c.._ _Dec 1 1915 School tax (per $1,000) 1908___$6.00
a Total tax. c County tax. z School tax
INTEREST is payable at New York City.
111
DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE
STATES,
iiit$ AM)
IN
TOWNS
THE
WESTERN STATES
INDEX FOR THE WESTERN STATES, CITIES, ETC.
WISCONSIN—State, Cities, &c
Pages 111 to 115
MINNESOTA—State, Cities, &c
Pages 115 to 118
IOWA—State, Cities, dro
Pages 118 to 121
MISSOURI—State, Cities, &c
Pages 121 to 125
NORTH DAKOTA—State, Cities, &c____Pages 125 to 126
SOUTH DAKOTA—State, Cities, &c____Pages 126 to 127
NEBRASKA—State, Cities, &c
Pages 127 to 130
KANSAS—State, Cities, &c
Pages 130 to 134
MONTANA—State, Cities, &cPages 134 to 136
WYOMING—State, Cities, kc
Pages 136 to 137
IDAHO—State, Cities, &c
Pages 137 to 139
COLORADO—State, Cities, &c
Pages 139 to 142
UTAH—State, Cities, &c
Pages 142 to 143
NEW MEXICO—Territory, Cities, &c
Pages 143 to 144
ARIZONA—Territory, Cities, &c
Pages 144 to 145
OKLAHOMA—State, Cities, ctc
Pages 146 to 148
State of Wisconsin.
be authorized by law,for some purpose or purposes to be distinctly specified
therein; and the vote of a majority of all the members elected to each House,
to be taken by yeas and nays, shall be necessary to the passage of such law;
and every such law shall provide for levying an annual tax sufficient to pay
the annual interest of such debt, and the principal within live years from the
passage of such law, and shall specially appropriate the proceeds of such
taxes to the payment of such principal and interest, and such appropriation
shall not be repealed, nor the taxes be postponed, or diminished, until the
principal and Interest of such debt shall have been wholly paid.
SECTION 7. State may borrow money, when. The Legislature may also
borrow money to repel invasion, suppress insurrection or defend the State
in time of war; but the money thus raised shall be applied exclusively to
the object for which the loan was authorized, or to the repayment of the
debt thereby created.
SECTION 9. Evidences of debt. No scrip, certificate or other evidence
of State debt whatsoever shall be issued, except for such debts as are authorized by the sixth and seventh sections of this article.
SECTION 10. Internal improvements--avails of grants. The State shall
never contract any debt for works of internal improvement, or be a party In
carrying on such works; but whenever grants of land or other property shall
have been made to the State, especially dedicated by the grant to particular
works of internal improvement, the State may carry on such particular
works, and shall devote thereto the avails of such grants, and may pledge or
appropriate the revenues derived from such works In aid of their completion.
(2) CITIES, counties, towns. villages, etc., were unrestricted except by
legislative enactment until 1874. Since that amendment was adopted 5%
on the value of the taxable property has been the extreme amount of debt
permissible for any municipality. Not only is that the case, but, as will be
seen,the municipality is required before, or at the time when it incurs any
indebtedness, to make provision for an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest and also sufficient to pay the principal within twenty years from the
time of contracting the debt. We give below the amendment referred to In
full.
Limitation of Municipal Indebtedness.—Adding to Section 3, Article 11,
the words:
"No county.city,town,village, school district or other municipal corporation shall be allowed to become indebted In any manner or for any purpose,
to any amount, including existing indebtedness in the aggregate exceeding
5% on the value of the taxable property therein, to be ascertained by the
last assessment for State and county taxes previous to the incurring of such
Indebtedness. Any county, city, town, village, school district or other
municipal corporation incurring any Indebtedness as aforesaid, shall before
or at the time of doing so provide for the collection of a direct annual tax
sufficient to pay the interest on such debt as it falls due, and also to pay and
discharge the principal thereof within twenty years from the time of contracting the same."
The Legislature from time to time has passed laws providing for the
issuance of bonds tor various specified purposes, but these laws are too
numerous to be given here. Such authority is of course subject to the foregoing provisions of the Constitution.
POPULATION of Wisconsin has been as follows:
2,228,94911880
1905
1,315,49711850
305,391
2,060,042 1870
1900
1,054,670 1840
30,945
1,686,880 1860
1890
775,881
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act Apr. 20 1836)__ _July 3d 1836
Admitted as a State (Act Aug.6 1846)
May 29th1848
Total area of State (square miles)
56,040
State Capital
Madison
Governor (term expires 1st Monday Jan.1911)Jas.O.Davidson
Secretary of State (1st Mon. Jan. 1911)
James A. Frear
Treasurer (1st Monday Jan. 1911)
A H Dahl
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the second Wednesday
In January, and there is no limit to length of sessions.
--HISTORY OF DEBT.—A brief summary of the early history of the Wisconsin debt will be found in the "State and City Supplement" for April 1895.
The bonded debt of the State, created for war purposes in 1861-63, has
all been paid or else converted into certificates of indebtedness, which are
held by the various trust funds. The amounts due the several funds
May 1909 were as follows:
Certificates of indebtedness, School Fund
$1,563,700
Normal School Fund
515,700
University Fund
111,000
Agricultural College Fund
60,600
64
Total
$2,251,000
ASSESSED VAL U ATION.—The total assessed valuation of the State
as determined by the State Board of Assessment, and the tax ratefor State
purposes. have been as follows for the years named below:
PersonalTotal
State Tax
Taxes
Year. Real Estate.
Valuation. Rate (per M.)
Property.
Raised.
1
1009_ _ 2,012,484,004 590,065,794 2,602,549,798
1908_ _ 1,901,290,225 577,271,561 2 A78,561,786 .0011602 2,875,723
1907._ 1,780,265,161 476,034,839 2,256,300,000
None
None
1906 . 1,671,142,204 453,657,796 2,124,800,000
None
None
1905_ 1,513,335,382 439,364,618 1,952,700,000
None
None
1904._ 1,422,621,485 420,219,515 1,842,841.000
None
None
1903._ 1,309,504,464 443,667,536 1,753,172,000 .585920
1,027,220
1902.... 1,226,376,973 277,969,027 1,504,346,000 1.546131
2,325,916
1901.. •1,186,349,139 240,934,861 *1,436,284,000 1.572010
2,805,639
1900__ 503,690,767 126,309,232
630,000,000 2.135825
1,345,570
1891L_ 505,263,975 119 736 025
625,000,000 2.144912
1,340.570
1895.... 482,799 128 120 874 398
603,473,526 2.276472
1,372,713
1890._ 464,782,237 128 108 482
592,890,719 1.503920
891,660
1880._ 344,788 721
94,1i0 ,030
438,071,751 1.4858
662,058
'The large increase In values for 1901 and since that date is due to the
formation of a new State Board of Assessment by Chapter 237, Laws of 1901,
which has construed the meaning of the existing law to be a command to
assess at full value whereas former boards did not so construe the Act.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The constitutional provisions of Wisconsin restricting debt-making are very rigorous, plain and comprehensive. Since
the amendment adopted in 1874, debts of cities, &c., as well as the State,
are definitely limited by that Instrument. We give the provisions first which
relate to the State and after that those which have reference to cities, &o.
(1) STATE Indebtedness is confined within very close bounds. It seems
as If the framers of the Constitution must have taxed to the extreme their
Ingenuity for forms in which to express their determination to inhibit debtmaking. The sections which cover the subject are Sections 3, 4, 6, 7, 9
and 10 of Article 8. We give them In full below.
SECTION 3. Credit of State, for what not given. The credit of the State
shall never be given or loaned in aid of any individual, association or corporation.
SECTION 4. Contracting debts. The State shall never contract any
public debt, except in the cases and manner herein provided.
SECTION 6. Limitation on public debt. For the purpose of defraying
extraordinary expenditures, the State may contract public debts (but such
debts shall never in the aggregate exceed $100,000). Every such debt shall
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS
IN THE
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following. see "Additional Statements- at end of this State.
ANTIGO. G. 0. Palmiter, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Langlade County. Incorporated 1885.
When Due.
LOANS—
Cemetery Bonds,
School Bonds.
6s
A-0 $1,500_Apr 1 1910-'12
3%8 '90____ 51,500___Jan 1 1910
Street Donde.
23,000...._
4s
4;48 '08 J-J 315,0000
4s '04 J-D $21,000
(Maturity $2,000 y'ly beginning July
(Maturity $2,000 yearly beginning
15 1919.)
Dec. 15 1909.)
BONDED DEBT Oct 27 '09_184,200
3,200
'99 M-S
4s
1910 Assessed valuation 1909.._$4,085,000
12,000_July 15 '10-'21 (Assessment abt. 90% actual value.)
4s '05 J-J
City-Hall Bonds.
Total rate (per $1,000) '09
322 00
4s '99 M-S
9,000_Sept 15 '10-'18 Population In 1905
6,663
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
7 700
4s '02 A-0 12,000_0ct 1 1910-'21
INTEREST Is payable at Antig0.
4s '03 A-0
9,000_0ct 1 1914-'22
112
WISCONSIN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VoL. Lxxxix.
BOND. DEBT July 1908-8235,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907___$22.50
18,000
Assessed valtiation, real__ 9,398,388 Population In 1906 (est.)
17,284
This clty is the county seat of Outagamie County. Incorporated in 1857. Assessed val., personal__ _ _2,307,447 Population in 1905
15 110
11.705,835 Population in 1900
When due BONDED DEBT Sept '09_8112,000 Total valuation 1907
Bridge BondsINTEREST payable in Fond du Lac.
(Assessment about full value.)
$1 .,000c Oct 1910-14 Total assessed val. 1908__12,000,000
M-S
48
(Assessm't 75 to 80% actual value.)
High School Bonds48 '04 F-A 825,000c Feb 1 '10-'24 Tax rate (per 81,000) 1909____820 00 GRAND RAPIDS. C. E. Boles, City Clerk.
17,000
Public Buildings & Street Bonds- Population in 1905 was
This city Is in Woods County. All bonds are tax-exempt.
15,085
A-0 $75,000c Apr 1 '10-'18 Population in 1900 was
334s
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '09 $77,000
LOANSINTEREST is payable In Appleton. All bonds are tax exempt.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _4,286,524
Water-Works Bonds
4s
J-J $53,000... Jan 31'10-'21 (Assessment about 80 % actual val.)
ASHLAND. John Joyce, Mayor; E. J. Stahl, Clerk.
2,000c Mch 15 '10-'11 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_821 23
Mch
4s
4,493
6,000c Jan 31 '10-'12 Population in 1901
J-J
3345
County seat of Ashland County. Incorporated March 25 1887.
6,157
Population in 1905
Bridge Bonds
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS7,000
J-J 5 $9,0000 Jan 31 '13-'21 Population in 1909 (est.)
334s
40'09 J-J $85.000 _July 1 '15-'29
City Bonds
1 7,0000__Jan 31 1922
(Part due each year.)
$5 000c July 1 1910
J-J
Ss
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '09.... $342,000
INTEREST on the water 4s is payable at City Treasurer's office or at
Funding Bonds
58 '92 J-J $22,0000 July 1 1912 Total assessed val. 1908___6,849,349 First National Bank, Chicago; on the 334 % water bonds and the bridge
(Assessment about actual value.)
bonds at the Royal Trust Co., Chicago.
Improvement Bonds
1 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$27 50
5s '91 J-J $25,000c Oct
14,519 GREEN BAY. W. L. Kerr, City Clerk.
1 3912 Population in 1905 was
75,000c July
59 '92 J-J
13,074
25 000--- _Oct 1 1912 Population in 1900 was
5s
Green Bay is In Brown County. Incorporated 1854.
Judgment Bonds
City Hall & Hospital Bonds
When Due.
LOANS1 1918 INT. payable at New York City.
5s '98 J-J $105,0000 Jan
M-N $26,000c May 1 '10-'22
4s
Bridge and School Bonds
Paving Bonds.
'10-'12
$3,000c Jan 1
J-J
5s
ASHLAND COUNTY. Theodore R. Yankee, Clerk.
Refunding Bridge, Park and School 4s '06 J-J $30,0000_ _Jan 1 '11-'25
County seat is Ashland.
00'08 J-J f 10,000c__Jan 1 '13-'17
Bonds
.Jan 1 '18-'22
1 20,000c..
J-J 810,5000 Jan 1 '10-'18
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept '09.. $140,000 58
LOANSBridge Bond s
Refunding Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_11,733,600
Refunding Bonds
840)50c Jan 1 '10-'18 4s '05 J-J 812,0000 Jan 1 '14-'25
J-J
454s
(Assessment at full value.)
Sept 3 '10-'81
J-J $15,000c
58
20,0000__Jan 1 '15-'18
4,400c Jan 1 '10-'17
'08 812.23 55
J-J
County tax rate(per $1,000)
Minn St P & Ash Ry Bds5,5000 Jan 1 '10-'20 434s'08 J-J {40,000c__Jan 1 '19-'22
23,935 48
J-J
1915 Population in 1905 was
lis '90 F-A 865,0000
190,0000_ _Jan 1 '23-'28
July1910-1913
20,176
2,000c
Population in 1900 was.
Jail and Poor-House Bonds
School 8: Street Improv't Bonds.
9,000c July1914-1922
24,000 4s
J-J
1 1913 Population in 1909 (est)
J-J $60.000c Oct
15s
1,5000 __July 1 1923 48 '05 J-J $41,000c--Jan 1 '10-'17
INTEREST payable in Milwaukee.
5,0000 Jan 1 '21-'25 (See V. 81, p. 1394, for maturity)
48 '05 J-J
12,000c_.Jan 1 '17-'22
45 '07 J-J
School Bonds.
BARABOO. John H. Hull, Mayor; J. S. Wortham, Clerk.
16,000c..Jan 1 '10-'18
A-05827,0000 Oct 1 '14-'22 .00'07 J-J
4s
This city is in Sauk County. Incorporated 1882.
(For maturity see V. 85, p. 881)
1 4,000c Oct 1 '23-'24
1 '09 $167,000
When Due. BOND. DEBT July
LOANSSewer Bonds.
4,000c__Apr 1 '13-'14
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _3,015,591
School Bonds
J-J $32,500c___July '10-'22
3,0000__Apr 1 '15-'17 45
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Feb $9,000c
6,000c_July 1 '10-'13
158
6,000cApr 1 1918
J J I 6,0000_July 1 '14-'16
4s '06 J-J 57,000c_ _July 1 '13-26 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _$18 00 4348'09 A-0
4,000c_ _Apr 1 1919 45
5,835
Population in 1905 was
-Works Purchase Bds.21,000c_July 1 '17-'23
Water
15,000c_.Apr 1 '20-'22
5,751
City Hall Bonds.
41004 July 1812.0000 July 1 '10-'12 Population in 1000 was
30,0000_ _Apr 1 '23-'25
6,500
49,0000 July 1 '13-'19 Population In 1909 (est.)
J-J $21,000c_July 1 '10-'21
12,000c__Apr 1 1926 4s
1 40,000o July 1 '20-'24
28,000c_.Apr 1 '27-'28 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $611,850
25,0000__Apr 1 1919 Total assessed val. 1000_ _14,623,205
BAYFIELD COUNTY. Nels M. Oscar, Clerk.
(Assessment about75% actual value)
Refunding & School Bonds.
Washburn is the County seat.
1$4,500c__Jan 1 '10-'12 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 _ _820.00
4s
'22,854
$8.998,093
When Due. Total valuation 1908
LOANS1 2,000c _Jan 1 '13-'14 Population in 1905
18,846
Total assessed val. 1909_ _9,288,274
Population In 1000
Railroad-Aid Bonds
(Assessment at full value.)
A-0 $110.000c__Oct 1 1915
58
INTEREST on bonds Is payable as follows: On the refunding bonds
BOND.DEBT Oct 14'09_ 8110,000 State & Co. tax (per M) 08_ _ ._$9.00 due 1910-1916. 1910-1917 and 1910-1918; city-hall and hospital bonds at
15,004
Assessed valuation. real_- _6,963,404 Population In 1905 was
National Bank, New York; bridge bonds and refunding and
14,392 the Chemical due 1910-12 at the Citizens' National Bank,Green Bay; bridge
Assessed val., personal_ _ _ _2,034.689 Population in 1900 was
school bonds
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
INTEREST payable at Illinois
bonds of 1908 at Fisk & Robinson, Chicago, III.; refunding and school bonds
due 1910-1914 and the refunding bonds due 1910-1920 and city-hall bonds
BELOIT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. C. Helm, Clerk.
at Farson, Son & Co., New York; sewer bonds and refunding bonds due
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909._$9,225, 00 1909-1923 at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, Ill.; refunding
LOANS4 Xs'07Feb 5$60,000c_ Feb 1 '10-'21 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.) bonds of 1905, bridge bonds of 1905, school and street of 1905 and 1907
1922 School tax rate(per $1.000)'09_$11 00 at the McCartney National Bank, Green Bay; paving of 1906 at the Rudolph
1 65,000c_ Feb 1
13,000 Kleybolte Co. Inc., Chicago, III.; the paving bonds of 1908 at the Kellogg
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $120,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
National Bank, Green Bay,on the school and school and street 4 jis of 1907
INTEREST payable at the First Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
bonds at the First National Bank of Chicago, Ill., and on the school bonds
of 1909 at N. W. Halsey & Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Treasurer.
APPLETON. E. L. Williams, City Clerk.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. Louis H. Jasper,
This city is the county seat of Chippewa County. Incorporated 1870.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 30'00_ $123,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909___4,521,353
Refunding Bonds
actual value.)
J-J $74,000c July 15 1919 (Assessment about
48
Total tax (per $1,000) '08_ _ _ _$.10 00
(Subject to call July 15 1909.)
9,009
J-D $25.000c_Dee 1 1912 Population in 1905 was
4s
8,094
Population In 1900 was
High School Bonds.
48 06 M-S $24.000c ____1910-1911
INTEREST is payable at the Lumbermen's Nat. Bank, ChippewaFalls.
CRANDON.
This town is in Forest County.
When Due. Population in 1900
LOANSWater and Light Bonds.
_ _ _ _828,000
706
DANOY DRAINAGE DISTRICT. Geo. H. Reynolds, Pres.
A district (P. 0. Marshfield) in Marathon. Portage and Wood counties.
When Due.1BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '094136,000
LOANS-D
6s '07 J !$108,000 June 1 '13-'20 INTEREST is payable at the State
Bank of Chicago, Chicago,
1 28,000...June 1 '21-'22
JANESVILLE. Jas. A. Fathers, Treasurer.
Janesville Is situated in Rock County. Incorporated March 19 1853.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS48 '08 J-J $45.000e_July 1 '10-'27
School Bonds.
345,0000 _ _ _ _1910-1912 BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $167,000
Nov
58
Assessed valuation, real___7,740,500
(Part due yearly on Nov 1.)
4s 1904 M-S $10,0000 Mch 1 10-'19 Assessed val., personal__ _ _2,322,092
10,062,592
Total valuation 1908
19,000
____
4s
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
City Hail & Library Bonds.
M-N $39,o00c Nov 1 '10-'20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1008_819 00
4s
13,770
M-N 5 3,0000 Nov 1 '10-'12 Population in 1005
4s
13,185
115,000c Nov 1 '13-'22 Population in 1900
14,000
Population In 1009 (est.)
Court St Bridge Bonds.
4s '04 M-S $14,000c Mch 1 '10-'23
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
KENOSHA
Geo W. Harrington, Clerk
This city is situated in Kenosha County. Incorporated Feb. 8 1850,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_4220,000
LOANSWater debt (additional)____ 87,000
Refunding Railroad Aid.
J-J $170,000c.__July 1 1910 Total assessed val. 1908_17,826,426
334s
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1909.)
PERE. W. R. Mathews, Clerk.
DE
Total tax rate (per $1,000)__410.00
School BondsThis city is in Brown County. Incorporated March 18 1883.
16,235
4s '09
____$50,000c ____1010-1019 Population in 1005 was
School Bonds (Tax exempt).
When Due.
LOANSPopulation in 1900 was
11,608
(Part due
3 Jis'00 Feb 88,000c ____1910-1913 Water co.'s M. each year.)
Bridge Bonds (Tax exempt).
(assumed) ___$87,000
4s '00 Jan $3,000c __ _1910-1912 BOND. DEBT Sept '09____ $88,000
INTEREST is payable at First Nat Bank,Milwaukee, and in Kenosha.
77,000
-Works Bonds (Tax exempt). Water debt (Included)
Water
4s '04 F-A $27,300c ____1910-1923 Assessed valuation 1909_ _$2,014,593
4s '05 M-S 44,000c __1910-1924 (Assessment about ( to 4-5 act. val.) LA CROSSE. W. J. Fries, Comptroller.
Ss '07 Jan 5 5,100c_Jan 15 '10-'26 Total tax rate (perJ East side_$23.00
La Crosse is in La Crosse County. Incorporated March 14 1858.
$1,000) 1908_ - -1 West side_ 24.00
1 600c_Jan 15 1927
Street Bonds.
When Due.
INTEREST is payable in DePere. Population in 1905
4,523 LOANS45 '05 M-N $15,000c. _May 1 1925
School Bonds
(Subject to call after-May 11915)
58
J-D $8,000c_ __June 1 1013
DOUGLAS COUNTY. Chas. L. Flagstad, Clerk.
(Subject to call after June I 1903.) 4s '07 J-J $15,000c_ _July 1 1926
Superior is the county seat.
(Subject to call afterJuly 11016)
M-N $5.000c..__May 1 1914
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_8191,250 5s
LOANSM-S $25,0000___Sept 1 1919
(Subject to call after May 1 1904.) 3545
Total assessed val. 1908 _23,208,410
Asylum Bonds.
M-N $10,0000___May 1 1915 (Subject to call after 1009.)
45 g'06 J-J $85.000c-July 1 '10-26 (Assessment about g actual value.) 5s
A-0 $15,0000_Oct 1 1921
(Subject to call after May 11905.) 3348
71,250c_July 1 '10-'28 State & County tax (per M)'08_89.00
45is g J-J
__June 1 1925 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1911.)
43,499 4s 1905 J-D 8100,0000_June 1 1915.)
4Hs g 09 J-J 35,000c__Jan 2 10-29 Population in 1905
J-J $15,000c___July 1 1922
(Subject to call after
INTEREST payable at office of County Treasurer.
J-J $20,0000___July 1 1919 (Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
330
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
EAU CLAIRE. J. C. Fennessey, City Clerk.
J-J 825,000c_ _July 1 1918
J-D $20,000c_ _June 15 1920 49
330
(Subject to call after 1008)
Eau Claire is In Eau Claire County. Charter of incorporation approved
(Subject to call after June 15 1910.)
A-0 $52,000c___Oct 1 1919
M-S $20,000c__Mch 15 1921 334s
March 2 1872. On Feb. 27 1909 this city took over the water-works 356s
42,0000..Jan 15 1020
J-J
plant at the price fixed by the appraisers-$253,000. V. 88, p. 698.
(Subject to call after Mch 15 1911.) 334s
334s
J-J $20,000c..Jan 1 1923 334s
J-D 12,000c__Dec 1021
Street Improvement Bonds
When Due.
LOANSas Mch
(Subject to call after Dec. 1011)
$22,835 10 ___ 1910-'12
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1913.)
Refunding
Sewer. Water & School Bds.
55
J-J $35,000c.. _Jan 1 1917 General bonds Sept 1909_8305,000 4s 1906 FA $30.000c_ Feb 1 1926
J-J $24,0000_July 11015
J-J ,
i5,000c___Jan 1 1912 Total assessed val'n 1909_ _9,573,828
43s
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1916.) 5s
4;is
J-J
30,0000___Jan 1 1912 (Assessment abt. 85% actual value.) 49 '06 J-J $20,000c ___July 1 1926 (Subject to call after July 11000.)
City Hall Bonds.
4s '07 J-J
25,000c._ Jan 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_828.67 (Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
M-S $9,000c ..Mch 16 '11
00'08 J-J
25,000c___Jan 1 1928 Population in 1905
18,737
Sewer Bonds.
B ri d gesM-N $15,000___May 1 1924 (Subject to call after Mch 16 1901.)
Population in 1900
17,517 45
Water Bonds.
45
J-J $10,000c_ __Jan 1 1919 Population In 1909 (est.)
22,000
(Subject to call after May 11914.)
J-D $8,0000___Dee 1 1011
48
J-J
35.000c_ __Jan 1 1925
J-J 810,0000__July 15 1919 5s
3s
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1901)
(Subject to call after July 15 1909-)
INTEREST is payable at the C ty Treasurer's office, Citizens Central
J-D $9,000c__Dec 30 1912
J-D $4.000c_ __June 1 1022 5s
3345
National Bank New York and at N. W. Halsey & Co., Chicago, Ill.
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
(Subject to call after Dec 30 1902)
J-D $38,000c___June 1 1915
A-0 85,0000____Apr 1 1929 59
4s'09
DU LAC. John F. Hohensee, City Clerk.
FOND
(Subject to call after June 1 1905)
Sewer and Water Bonds.
Fond du Lac is situated in Fond du Lac County. Incorporated 1852.
J-J $10,000c___Oct 1 1916
48 '04 J-J $25.000__ _July 1 1924 55
Refunding RR Aid
When Due.
LOANS(Subject to call after July 11914.)
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1906)
School Bonds
Mch 860,0000___Mch 1 1917 4s '05 J-J
Is
J-J $15,000c_.Jan 15 1024
15,000c___July I 1926 4s
July $10,000c___July 1 1014
Ss
(Subject to call after 1907.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) (Subject to call after Jan 15 1914)
9,375c Feb 15 '10-'13
45
F-A
Library Bonds
4s '06 J-J
J-J $15.000c._July 15 1919
25,000c_july 1 1026 334s
A-0 30.0000_ ._Feb 15 1920 4s
M-N $4,000c_May 20 '10-'13 (Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
3348
(Subject to call after July 15 1890)
4s '06 J-D 10,888_June 15 '10-16
Park Bonds
J-J $25.000c__July 15 1921
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1919)
3545
4s
J-J
Sewer Bonds
Fire Department Bonds.
Jan 1920
$2,0000
(Subject to call after July 15 1911)
F-A
3348
M-N 840,0000 __Nov 1 1921 45
Feb 1920 4s '05 J-J $20.000c__ _July 1 1925 334s
J-D $6.000c___June 1 1922
1,500c
48
J-J
Street Improvement Bonds
July 1920
1,500c
(Subject to call after July 11915)
(Subject to call after June 1 1912)
F-A
45
M-N 835,000c May 20 '10-'23 48
3s
J-J $10,000c July 15 1919
1,000c
Aug 1020
Bridge Bonds.
4s
State Loan
J-J
4,000c
Jan 1921 4s
F-A $15.000c___Feb 1 1924 (Subject to call after July 15 1899)
Jan $7,0000 Jan 1 '10-'16
(Subject to call after 1900.)
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1914)
Nov., 1909.1
WISCONS1N-CITIES AND TOWNS.
When Due NET DEBT Mch 1 1909.... $505,484
LOANSAssessed valuation, real_ A3,815,874
Water Bonds.
-(Con.)
45 '08 A-0 $15,000c__ __Oct 1 1928 Assessed val., personal__ _ 6,440,698
20,256,572
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1918.) Total valuation 1908
(Assessment is at actual value)
Park Bonds.
1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_418.00
4s '09 M-S $75,000c___Mch 1
(Subject to call after Mch. 1 1919.) Population in 1900 (Census)__28,895
_29,078
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909 $782,000 Population in 1905
30,000
276,516 Population In 1908 (est)
Sinking fund
sewer, water and school 55 due July 11915, and the
INTEREST on the
Trust Co.
water 5s aue Oct. 1 1916, Is payable at the Farmers' Loan &
New York; on all others at the City Treasurer's °ince. La Crosse.
LA CROSSE COUNTY. Wm. Weimar, Treasurer.
County seat Is La Crosse.
When due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_5135,000
LOANSTotal assessed val, 1908__32,378,163
Court-Housi Bonds(Assessment at full value.)
$85,000c Feb 1 1923
-is
F-A
33
42,850
Population in 1905 was
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1913.)
42,997
Population In 1900 was
County Building Bonds.
44,000
5s '08 M-N $50,000c_ May 1 1918 Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1913.)
INTEREST on bonds of 1908 is payable at County Treasurer's office.
LANGLADE COUNTY. V. P. Rath, County Clerk.
County scat is Antlgo.
When Due. Total assessed val, 1909415,000,000
LOANS(Assessment about 70% actual val.)
Court-House Bondsune 1 '14-'21 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08__$5.50
r$40,000c_
15,738
----June 1 1922 Population in 1905 was
4e June 10,000c
12,553
( 25,000c___ _June 1 1923 Population in 1900 was
BOND.DEBT Sept 171909_ $75,000 Population In 1909 (est.) _ _ .20,000
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank. Chicago.
LEOLA DRAINAGE DISTRICT. C. H. Pratt, Sec'y.
This district (P. 0. Plainfield) is in Waushara County.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Nov 8 1909_454,500
LOANS'08 ___454,5000
MADISON. Jos. C. Schubert, Mayor;0.S. Norsman, Clerk.
Madison Is situated In Dane County. Incorporated April 1 1856.
Park Bonds
When Due.
LOANSIs '03 July $35,000c July 1 1923
Fire Department Bonds
$30,000c Oct 1 1924 4s '05 July
19,500c July 11025
4/5 '04 Oct
4s '08 Oct 30,000c__Oct 1 1928
School Bonds
Market House Bonds.
$25,0000 Oct 1 1924
is '04 Oct
25,000c Oct 1 1925 4s '08 Oct $25,000c_ _Oct 1 1028
48 '05 Oct
Hospital & Fire Station Certs.30,0000 July 1 1926
48 '06 July
34s
Feb $22,500_
High School Bonds.
Library Site Certificates.
4s '05 July $250,000c_July 1 1025
348
$25,000
Sewer Bonds
School Loan Certificates.
July $37,000c July 1 1018
4s
34s __ $55,200
(Subject to call after 1908.)
$40,000c Apr 1 1019 GEN. BONDS Sept 17 '09 $675,500
Apr
334e
Assessment debt
320,000
(Subject to call after 1009.)
Certificate debt
155,200
Storm-Water-Sewer Bonds
45 '09 A-0 $65,000c__Oct 1 1929 TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09 1,150,700
- Sinking fund
64,000
Special Street Impro ve't Bonds
NET DEBT Sept 17 '09_ 1,086,700
Apr 1320,000
6s
Assessed val. 1909
29,563,013
(Mature one-tenth yearly.)
(Assessment about
actual value.)
Refunding Bonds of 1900$9,0000 __ Apr 1910 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_415 50
A-0
4s
24,301
Population In 1005 was
Water-Works Bonds
19,164
$20,000c Oct 1 1023 Population In 1900 was
4s 03 Oct
35,000c July I 1929
4s '08 J-J
INTEREST on the $37,000 sewerage bonds Is payable at the American
Exchange National Bank. New York; on all other bonds at the First
National Bank. Madison.
MANITOWOC. Arthur Reichert, Clerk.
Manitowoc is in Manitowoc County. Incorporated 1870.
Harbor Improvement.
When Due
LOANS.
45 '06 J-J $45,000c_Jan 1 '10-'16
Bridge Bonds
Nov $5,000c __Nov 1 1912 BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909.. $104,000
45
1918-1920 Total assessed val, 1008___8,208,945
s-an 15,000
4s
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Drainage Bonds
1911-1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$22 00
$4,000c_
4s
J-J
12,733
($2,000 due Jan 2 In years named) Population In 1905 was
11,786
Refunding Bonds
Population In 1900 WAS
Jan $35,000c___Nov 1 1912
48
INTEREST Is payable at City Treasurer's office.
MANITOWOC COUNTY. Frank Vraney, Clerk.
Manitowoc Is the county seat. Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val, 1908..539,946,352
$5,000c_ __Feb 1 1010
(Assessment about full value.)
41 '05 F Ai 18,000c_. _Feb '11-'12 State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'08 $4.71 +
120,000c___Feb 1 '13-'24 Population in 1905 was
44,796
Population in 1900 was
42.261
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4143,000
INTEREST Is payable by County Treasurer
1
113
Library and Museum Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Bonds.
5s '91 J-J $10,000__July 1 '10-'11
45 '00 J-J
22,509.. July 1 '10-'12
$5,000____July 1 1910 5s '92 J-J
37,500__July 1 '10-'14
55 '91 J-J
15.333__July 1 '10-'11 5s '95 J-J
58 '92 J-J
80,000__Jan 1 '10-'17
10,500_ _July 1 '10-'12 5s '97 J-J
5s '93 J-J
48.000 July 1 '10-'17
25,000.. July 1 '10-'13 5s '97 J-J
55 '94 J-J
Police Department Bonds.
25,000__July 1 '10-'14
5s '95 J-J
30,000__July 1 '10-'15 348'02 J-J $39,000__Jan 1 '10-'22
5s '96 J-J
Public Bath & Library Bonds.
42,000.....July 1 '10-'16
55 '97 ._
3'4s'02 J-J $32,500__Jan 1 '10-'22
45,000
4s '04 J-J
45.000.__Jan 1 '10-'24 4s '07 ____ 47,500
4s '05 J-J 158.588_ _Jan 1 '10-'25
Sewer Bonds (Intercepting).
330'01 J-J
30,000„Jan 1 '10-'21 310'00 J-J $27,500__Jan 1 '10-'20
3%8'02 J-J
School Bonds.
32,500__Jan 1 '10-'22
28,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'23 5s '92 J-J $15,000_July 1 '10-'12
3'4s'03 J-J
3%8'06 J-J
50,000__July 1 '10-'13
68,000c_Jan 1 '10-'26 55 '93 J-J
45 '06 J-J
8,750 July 1 '10-'14
21,250c_July 1 '10-'26 5s '94 J-J
4s '07 J-J
30,000....Jan 1 '10-'15
18,000c_Jan 1 '10-'27 5s '95 J-J
4s '07 J-J
45,000„July 1 '10-'15
54,000c_ _July 1 '10-'27 Si '95 J-J
4s '07 J-J
13,500c_ _July 1 '10-27 5s '95 ____ 88,000
4s '07 ___
14,250
63,000
5s '96
4s '08 J-J
20.000__Jan 1 '10-'11
76,000c_July 1 '10-'28 4s '91 J-J
4s '09 J-J
56,000__July 1 '10-'23
60,000c_July 1 '10-'29 4s '03 J-J
Docking and Dredging Bonds.
4s '04 J-J 150,000„Jan 1 '10-'24
48 '05 J-J $80,000c_July 1 '10-'25 45 '04 J-J
45.000c Jan 1 '10-'24
45 '06 J-J
85,000c_Jan 1 '1W-26 4s '05 J-J
96,000c_July 1 '10-25
4s '09 J-J 100,000c_July 1 '10-'29 3;001 J-J 150,000__Jan 1 '10-'21
Garbage Bonds.
3548'02 J-J 260,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'22
4s '08 J-J $200,000c
4s '07 J-J 324,000c_Jan 1 '10-'27
Refunding Bonds.
45 '08 J-J 280,000c -_
55 '96 J-J $35.000__July 1 '10-'16 (5% of bonds mature each year.)
Flushing Tunnel.
48 '09 J-J 245,000c_July 1 '10-'29
58 '97 J-J $49,000 __July 1 '10-'17
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04 J-J
90.000c_July 1'0-24 Is '93 J-J
$6 000_ July 1 '10-'13
3%8'00 J-J
27,500__July 1 '10-'20 58 '94 J-J
12,500_ _July 1 '10-'14
310'01 J-J
30,000„Jan 1 '10-21 5s '95 J-J
6,000__July 1 '10-'15
3Ms'02 J-J
65,000__Jan 1 '10-'22 Si '96 J-J
14,000__July 1 '10-'16
Viaduct Bonds.
Is 97 J-J
24,000__July 1 '10-'17
58 '92 J-J
$5,000_ _July 1 '10-'11 5s '97 ____ 18,000
5s '92 J-J
22,500__July 1-'10-'12 5s '98 J-J
36.000__Jan 1 '10-'18
25,000__July 1 '10-'14 48 '03 J-J 105,000 ._July 1 '10-'23
55 '95 J-J
45 05 J-J
80,000c_July 1 '10-'25 4s'04 J-J
37,500__Jan 1 '10-'24
4s 06 J-J 127,500c_July 1 '10-'26 4s '05 J-J 144,000„Jan 1 '10-'25
4s '07 J-J 247,500c_July 1 '10-'27 4s '05 J-J
40,000_ _July 1 '10-'25
4s '06 J-J
4s '08 ____ 75,000
85.000c.Jan 1 '10-'26
3)4s'00 J-J
4s '08 ____ 200,000
27.500_ _Jan 1 '10-'20
4s '09 J-J 100,000c_July 1 10'-'29 3348'01 J-J
30,000__Jan I '10-'21
Bridge and Viaduct Bonds.
3348'01 J-J
60,000__July 1 '10-'21
32,500„Jan 1 '10-'22
3148'02 J-J 532.500__July 1 '10-'22 3)4s'02 J-J
310'02 J-J
Water Bonds.
65.000„July 1 '10-'22
5s '93 J-J $25.000„July 1 '10-'13 4s '07 J-J 135,000c_Jan 1 '10-'27
95,000c_July 1 '10-'28
5s '92 J-J
7,500_july 1 '10-'12 4s '08 J-J
47,500c_July 1 '10-'28
5s '95 J-J
25,000„July 1 '10-'14 4s '08 J-J
Is '96 J-J
47,500c_July 1 '10-'28
35000.. July 1 '10-'141 4s '08 J-J
4s'90 J-J
50,000c_July 1 '10-'29
15,000_ .. Jan 1 1910 4s 09 J-J
_Jan
4s 09 J-J
Bridge Bonds.
50,000c_July 1 '10-'29
$1,000____Jan 1 1910
Street Bonds.
5s '90 J-J
58 '91 J-J
1 '10-'11 5s '93 J-J 122,000__July 1 '10-'13
30,000_ _July 1 '10-'15
5s '92 .T-J
22,500__July 1 '10-'12 5s '95 J-J
56,000_ _July 1 '10-'16
5s '93 J-J
12,000_ _July 1 '10-'13 5s '96 J-J
58 '96 J-J
28,250 Jan 1 '10-'16 5s '97 J-J
32.000.. _July 1 '10-'17
75,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'24
3 h s'00 J-J
82,500_ _July 1 '10-20 4s '04 J-J
3;43'01 J-J
60.000__July 1 '10-'21 4s '05 J-J 160.000„Jan 1 '10-'25
3'4s'02 J-J
80.000__July 1 '10-'19
87,750__Jan 1 '10-'22 3)4s'99 J-J
3Ms'02 J-J
88,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'20
65,000_ _July 1 '10-'22 35 '00 J-J
96,000__Jan 1 '10-'21
35is'02 J-J
97,500__July 1 '10-'22 350'01 J-J
4s '06 ,T-J 106,250c_July 1 '10-'26 354s'02 J-J 130,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'22
4s '08 J-J 190,000c_July 1 '10-'28 3)4s'02 J-J
65,000__July 1 '10-'22
• City Hall Bonds.
354s'03 J-J 140,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'23
48 '00 M-S $1,500... __Mch 1 1910 350'06 J-J 170.000c_Jan 1 '10-'26
5s '01 J-J
20,000_ _July 1 '10-'11 4s '07 J-J
99,000c__Jan 1 '10-'27
58 '92 J-J
30.000._July 1 '40-'12 4s '07 ___ 90,000c __1910-1927
5s '95 J-.T
50,000_ _July 1 '10-'14 45 '08 J-J 190.000c_July 1 '10-'28
90.000c_July 1 '10-'15 45 '09 J-J 375,000c _ _ _ _1910-1929
58 '95 J-J
Auditorium Bonds
(Maturity $18,750 annually.)
48 '07 ___ $237,500
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.
-The bonds are mostly for $1,000 each.
FORM OF BONDS.
-All bonds of the city are In coupon form.
INTEREST Is payable in New York and Milwaukee.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.
-Bonded debt Jan. 1 1909
was $9,736,250, Including $92,500 water debt.
Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06.
$9,736,250 $9,005,250 $8,104,500 $7,533,250
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds
829,250
754,000
711,250
675,500
Net debt
Water debt (included)
$8,907,000
$92,500
$8,251,250 $7,393,250 $6,857,750
$190,000
$251,750
$313,500
SINKING FUND.
--The sinking fund receives yearly a sum equal to
5 % of the original issue of bonds, and it Is required by law that this amount
of the debt shall be annually retired.
-The city owns its water works, and receives from
CITY PROPERTY.
water rates a larger sum yearly than the total interest and sinking fund
charges on its debt. The total valuation of corporate property on Jan. 1
MARINETTE. Jos. Fisher, Mayor.
190J was $30,000,000.
This city Is In Marinette County. Incorporated 1886.
-The city's assessed valuation (about oneASSESSED VALUATION.
Refunding Bonds
When Due.
LOANS.
half cash value) and tax rate have been:
A-0 524.000c.Apr 1 1910-17
63
__518,000
5s '09
Tot.Assessed
Personal
Tax Rats
Sewer Bonds
Dock and Wharf Bonds
Valuation.
Years.
Property.
per $1,000
Real Estate.
Aug $10,0000 Aug 1 1910
1916-25 58
4s '05 A-0 $100,000c
$52,760,960
$223,040,800
$25.99
$170.279,840
($2,500 due yearly to Aug 11912.) 1908
Armory Bonds
216,975,945
51,961,475
165,014,470
24.82
Aug
$2,500c Aug 1 '10-14 1907
$10,000c Feb 1 '10-19 58
Feb
343
43,973,567
201,585,127
157,611,560
22.59
_ $165,500 1906
BOND. DEBT Mch
Bridge Bonds
1905
191,254,770
39,217 415
24.39
152,037,355
1909Oct
$5,000c Oct 1 '10-14 Total assessed val. 1907-'085,842,945 1904
65
• 146,604,786
184,321.691
22.88
37,716,905
(Assessment about Yi actual value)
School Bonds-23.37
137,404,081
34,477,283
171.881,364
63
Aug
$5,000c Aug 1 '10.14 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907-08,$30.00 1902
23.14
127,984,780
30,190,003
158,174,873
15,354 1000
Population in 1905 was
1899
22.07
124,703,830
27,268,073
151,971,903
INTEREST on the bridge, the sewer and the dock and wharf bonds Is 1895
118,184,040
24,365,973
23.45
142,550,013
payable In New York; on armory bonds in Madison; on the school bonds In 1800
85,603,020
19,881,035
105.484,055
21.50
Milwaukee.
1880
42,699,447
14,158,406
56,857,853
-All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
POPULATION.
-In 1909 (est.) 365,000; In 1905 it was 312,948; In 1900
(Census) It was 285,315; In 1890 it was 204,468; in 1880 It was 115,702; in
MARSHFIELD. M. G. Fleckenstein, Clerk.
1870 It was 71,440.
This city Is in Wood County. Incorporated March 1883.
When Due.
Water and Light Bonds.
LOANS448'06 M'S $35,000c_Men 1 '10-'16 MILWAUKEE COUNTY. F. 0. Phelps, Clerk.
Sewer Bonds.
____ $28,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '094101,000
58
County seat is Milwaukee.
(Maturity $2,000 annually.)
Assessed valuation 1008 _3,048,019
$4,800
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
City-Hail Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
TOT. DEBT Nov 16 '09_
499,800
Hospital Bonds
____ $11,000c
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1908__$23.12
4s
104,662
F-A $25,000c___Aug 1 1911 Sinking fund
3)4s
annually.)
(Maturity $1,000
Population in 1905
6,035
395,138
334s
J-J
40,000c___July 1 1912 NET DEBT Nov 16 '09_
School Bonds.
3%s
J-A 25,000c___Aug 1 1916 Assessed valuation, real_216,583,680
4 ms
____ $9,000c
3;is
F-J 45,000c__July 1 1022 Assessed val, personal.._ 58,675,058
(Maturity $3,000 annually.)
INTEREST is- payable in MarshTotal valuation 1909_ __ _275,258,738
Viaduct Bonds.
4 As '09 Sept 18,000_Mch 1 1913-'18 field or In Milwaukee.
48 '05 M-S$360,000c Sep 1 '10-'25 Actual valuation 1909_ _495,688,662
StatedsCo.tax (per $1,000) '08._$5.82
Voting Machine Notes.
MILWAUKEE. David S. Rose, Mayor; A. M. Gawin, Comp. 5s
_Jan
$4,800_ _Jan 1 1911 Population in 1905 was
_
363.721
This city Is situated In Milwaukee County, Incorporated Jan. 1846. BOND. DEBT Nov 16'119_ _$495,000 Population in 1900 was
330,017
When Due.
Fire Department Bonds.
LOANSINTEREST Is payable at the office of the County Treasurer.
$200,000
July 1928 5s '93 J-J $10,000 _July 1 '10-'13
4s '08 J-J
4s '04 J-J
(Part due each year.)
75,000c_July 1 '10-'24
48 '05 J-J
Bath Bonds.
80,750c_July 1 '08-'25 MONROE. M. T. Gettings, Clerk.
58 '93 J-J $4,000___July 1 '10-'13 3%8'00 J-J
27,500__Jan 1 '10-'20
This city Is In Green County. Incorporated June 1904.
48 '07 J-J 9,000c...._Jan 1 '10-'27 3 hs'01 J-J
60,000__Jan 1 '10-'21
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Mch 1909__ $102,500
3%8'01 J-.T
45 '07 ____ 47,500
30,000_ _July 1 '10-'21 LOANSWater Works Purchase Bonds.
val. 1908
Tout!
_3,173,860
45,000c_July 1 '10-'29 31s'02 J-J
4s '09 J-J
65,000 Jan 1 '10-'22
48 06 J-J
Hospital Bonds.
$5.000c_July 1 '10-26 4s '07 M-N $79.500_part yr A926 (Assessment about 66% actual value)
Street Sewer and Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_520.00
55 '93 J-J
$10,000_July 1 '10-'13 4s '09 J-J
50,000c_July 1 '10-'29
5s '08 J-J 1$18,000c__Jan 1 '10-'27 Population In 1900
3,927
Lighting Bonds.
4s '05 J-J
42,000_Jan 1 '10-'25
2,000c.._ _Jan 1 1928 Population in 1909 (est.)
4,400
4s '06 J-J $127,500c..July 1 '10-'26
Library Bonds.
4s '00 J-J $1.500
Jan 1 1910 43 '07
142,500
INTEREST Is payable at the Wisconsin National Bank Milwaukee.
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WISCONSIN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEENAH. J. N. Stone, Mayor; J. P. Keating, City Clerk. SAUK COUNTY. S. H. Wood, Clerk.
This city is in Winnebago County. Incorporated 1873.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSWater Works Bonds
450'08 ____ $15,000
1913
J-J $20,000c __Jan 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '094143,000
5s
Refunding Water Bonds
Total valuation 1909
3,744.390
J-J $20,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1923 Assessment is about 90% actual val.
4s
Ss '08 J-J
19.000c_ _Jan 1 '10-28 Total tax (per $1,000), 1909_424.00
High School Bonds.
0,048
Population in 1905 was
5,954
45007 J-J $68,000c -__1910-1937 Population in 1900 was
INTEREST on the water-worits bonds is payable at New York; on all
other bonds at City Treasurer's office. Neenah.
ONEIDA COUNTY. Arthur Taylor,Chmn. of County Board.
County seat is Baraboo.
When Due.
LOANSCourt House Bonds.
4s
Mar 1 $80,000c_Mar 1 '10-'25
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $80,000
Total assessed val. 1909 -$24,346,446
INTEREST payable In Baraboo.
(Assessm't about 55 actual value.)
State and County tax rate (per
81,000) 1909
$3 89
Population in 1905
38,825
Population In 1900
33,006
Population in 1909 (est.)
34,000
SHEBOYGAN. John. M. Steimle, Clerk.
This city is in Sheboygan County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '09 ___ $120,000
4s '09 M-S$360,000....Mch 1 '12-'29 BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ $598,000
(For maturity see V. 88, p. 643.) Assessed valuation 1908_13,486,279
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08418.22
INTEREST Is payable at the Chemical National Bank, New York.
Rhinelander is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09 $100,000
Court House Bonds (Tax Exempt) Assessed valuation 1908_ _10,491.026 SUPERIOR. John Eriehson, Comptroller.
This city is situated in Douglas County. Incorporated March 25 1889.
58 '08 J-D 5$50,000c_June 1 '10."19 (Assessment about 70 %actual value)
For litigation regarding special improvement bonds, subsequently re11,234
1 50,000c June 1'20-'24 Populatlo,k In 1905
funded into 350 and 4s, see "State and City" Section for May 29 1909.
/NTEREST payable at the County Treasurer's office.
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire-Alarm Bonds
Main Sewer Bonds.
__ '09 _5479 96__May 17 1910
OSHKOSH. Dan Witzel, City Clerk.
6s '91 F-A $6,0000.-Aug 1 1910
479 96_ _May 17 9111
School Bonds
GEN'L BONDED DEBT
This city is in Winnebago County. Incorporated April 5 1853.
$704,794
55 '92 J-J
$5,0000___Jan 2 1912
Sept 15 1909
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds
4s g '09 M-S 125,000c_ _Sept 1 1929 SPEC'L BOND. DEBT
155,736
Is
Building Bonds
Bridge
A-0 591,000c-Aug 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 15'09 920,530
Oct 75,000c__Oct 15 1918
48 '04 Dec $75.000c_Dec 1 '10-'24 4s
F-A $211,0000_Aug 1 1925
111,658
350
Improvement Bonds
Oct 40.000c____ 1910-1917 450'05 F-A 38,0840- _Aug 2 1914 Sinking fund
4s '04
Assessed valuation, real 16,051,035
$14,000c.......1910-1923
48
Library Bonds
4s '04 F-A 162,750c_Feb 2 1924
personal
3,013,730
4s
School Bonds
J'ne 850.000c_June 6 1918 4s '05 F-A 62,500c__Aug 2 1915 Assessed val., val. 1908 _ _19,064,765
I otal assessed
A-0 $15,000c__Aug 1 1918 Park improvement bonds_
4s
810,000 350'04 F-A 72,000c___Feb 2 1914 (Assessment about actual value.)
48
Jan 38.000c
1920 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_5482,000 350'04 F-A 100,000c___Feb 2 1919
$1,000) 1908-433 40
350
Oct 30.000c__ 1910-1915 Assessed valuation, real_14,895,930 350'04 F-A 100,000c___Feb 2 1924 Total tax (per 1905
Population in
36,551
Patrol-House BondsAssessed val., personal____4,904,878
Voting Machine Bonds.
Population in 1900
31,091
__ '09 ____ $3,500c
Total valuation 1908
19,800,808 5s '08 ___
$6,500_Jan 1 '10-'14
($1,000 yearly beginning 1910)
(Assessment abgut actual value.)
INTEREST on the refunding 3 s is payable at the State Bank, Madison;
Sewer BondsTotal tax (per $1000). 1908421.00 on the refunding 4s and school 434s at the City Treasurer's office; on all
28,284 other bonds in New York City
Population In 1900 was
__ '09 ____$26,500c
30,574
Population in 1905 was
($1,000 yearly beginning 1910)
INTEREST on the 4% refunding bonds is payable at New York; on all WATERTOWN. Frank S. Weber, Clerk.
Other bonds at Oshkosh.
This city Is in Jefferson County, Incorporated 1853.
LOANSWhen Due.I Water Works Bonds( Tax exempt.)
PORTAGE. Fred. F. Goss, Clerk.
Sewer Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
434s'07 F-A1824,000c_Feb 1 '10-'17
4s '05 A-0 $1,000.__Oct 1 1910
1 40,000c_ _Feb 1 '18-'27
This city is the county seat of Columbia County. Incorporated 1854.
45 '07 M-S 56,000e_Sept 7 '10-'15 4s '09 J-J
10,000_July 15 '10-'19
Water-Works Bonds.
Bridge Bonds (Tax exempt).
When Due. I
11.500c. __Sept 7 1916
LOANS350'02 Feb $29,000c___Feb 1 1921 4s '09 J-J 11,000 _July 15 '10-'20 4s '07 J-J I $9,000c_July 1910-'18
Bridge Bonds.
Street I m prov. lids.(Tax Exempt.)
City-Hail Bonds.
1 1,500c__July 1 1919
Feb 1925
4s '03 Feb $56,000c
4s '04 J-J
35 '01 Feb $6,000c
School Bonds (Tax-exempt)
$2,000...July 15 1910
School Bonds.
3,000__May 1 '10-'12 4s '09 J-J
24,000__Jan 15 '11-'26
5s '95 Feb $2,000c__ Feb 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $95,000 4s '05 M-N
2,000_Jan 15 1927
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_3,056,075 4s '06 J-J 116,000c_July 2 '10-'17
48 '05 Feb $2,000c___Feb 1 1913 (Assessment about 85% actual value)
1 3,000c_ _July 2 1918 GEN. BONDS Sept 16 '09_ $181,900
21,000_July 1 '10-'23 Water debt (included)
74,000
450 '09 F-Af 10,000c_Feb 1 '10-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000), 1909_420.00
'(20,000c Feb 1 '20-'29 Population In 1905
5,524 48 '08 J-J { 1,400____July 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1908_4,952,389
1,000_ __July 1 1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_418.88
INTEREST on the bonds of 1909 is payable at City Treasurer's office.
Library Site Bonds (Tax-Exempt), Population In 1900
8 437
48 '07 M-S j$2,000cMch 22 '10-'11
INTEREST payable at City Treas.
1 1,500o_Mch 22 1912 urer's office.
PORTAGE COUNTY. A. E. Bourn, Clerk.
County seat is Stevens Point. All bonds are tax exempt.
WAUKESHA. John Brehm, Comptroller.
When Due. (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
LOANSThis city
State & Co. tax (per M), 190843.57 LOANS- is the county seat of Waukesha County.
Building Railroad
When Due.
Land Purchase Bonds.
Ss
Jan 1 1912 Population In 1905 was
30,861
Jan $100 000c
Sewer Bonds.
j $9,000_ __Aug 1 '10-'17
29,483 5s
TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '094100,0001 Population In 1900 was
Feb $30,000
1910 4s
F-A 10,000_ _Aug 1 '18-'22
Total assessed val. 1908_518,990,179!Population in 1909 (est.)
32,000
Public Building Bonds.
School Bonds.
Treasurer.
INTEREST payable by the County
58
J•J
82,000_____ 1910-1911 4s
J-J $20,250_____1910-1918
Water-Works
-Purchase Bonds.
General bonds Feb 20 1907_ $85,000
(Tax-exempt.)
32,252
Assessment debt
PORTAGE COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT. D. H, Pratt, Secretary.
$6,000c_May 1 '10-'12 TOTAL DEBT Feb 20 1907 117,252
P. 0. Plainfield.
12,000c_May 1 '13-'16 Assessed valuation 1906
3,988,405
When Due.
LOANS4s '08 M-N
16,000c_May 1 '17-'20 (Assessment about 5i actual value.
Drainage Bonds
20,0000_May 1 '21-'24 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906_-$19.47
6s '09 June $100,000c_June 1 '15-19
1 12,000c_May 1 '25-'26 Population in 1900
7,419
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4241,000
Population in 1905
6,949
INTEREST payable at office of City Treasurer.
I
5
PORT WASHINGTON. W. B. Krause, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Ozaukee County. Incorporated
1882.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1908.. $72,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1907_2,043,470
Water and Light Bonds •
$2,000c_Mar 1 '09-'11 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907 _413 00
M-S 15,000c_Mar 1 '12-'16 Population in 1905
48
4,036
20,000c_Mar 1 '17-'21 Population in 1907
4,846
35,000c_Mar 1 '22-'26
INTEREST is payable In Port Washington.
WAUKESHA COUNTY. S. R. Clark, Clerk.
Waukesha is the county seat. All bonds are tax exempt.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1908448,984,765
Asylum Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per 81.000108 83 23
3.658
Feb $75,000e Feb 1 '10-'23 Co. tax rate (per $1,000)'08_41.80
3.658
Feb 30.0000 Feb 1 1923 Population In 1900
35,229
BOND.DEBT Sept 17 1909_3105,000 Population in 1905
35,882
INTEREST payable in Waukesha.
I
WAUSAU. H. E. Marquardt, Comptroller.
RACINE. Leslie M. Fowler, City Clerk.
Racine Is situated In Racine County. Incorporated 1848.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s'01
$33,000o Feb 1 '10-'20
Adjustment Bonds.
Ss '92 Apr $98,000c... Apr 1 1912 450'09 F-A 20,000__Feb 1 '10-'29
School Bonds.
General improvement.
$13,000c_Sept 1 '10-'17
Ss '94 M-N $25,000c___May 1 1914 5s '97
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
($1,000 yearly on Sept. 1.)
5s '96
Street Improvement Bonds.
$7,000c
1916
$10,000__July 1 '10-'14
(Part due each year.)
48'04 J-J
30,000....July 1 '15-'24 4s '00 F-A 15,000c_Aug 1 1910
4s '06 ___
44,000__May 1 '10-'26 45 '99 July 18,000c Mar 1 '10-'18
(Part due each year.)
5,000c Mar 1 1919
450'08 __ I 18,000...June 1 '10-'18 350'09 July! 17,000o__ _July 1 1919
1 30,000-June 1 '19-'28
f 4,000c J'ne 12 '10-'11
Bridge Bonds.
350 '01 _30,000c J'ne 12 '12-'21
48 '06 F-Aj$27,000c Feb 1 '10-'18 350 '02 ___ 4,000c __April 1910
32,000c Feb 1 '19-26
2,000c Feb 1
1910
Refunding Bonds.
43 '03
6,000c Feb 1 '11-'12
4s '06 J-.5 5$24,000e-July 1 '10-21
30,000c Feb 1 '13-'18
5,000c-July 1 '22-26
30,000c Feb 1 '19-'23
450'08 ___ 5 18,000__June 1 '10-'18
Paving Bonds.
10,000_ _June 1 '19-'28
58 '94 M-N $10,000c___May 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Nov 16 '09_ $661,000
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
5s '96 ___ $20,000c_. July 1 1916 Sinking fund Mch 1 1909__
76,280
j 6,0000 Mar 1 '10-'11 Total assessed val. 1908_ _22,071,040
20,000c Mar 1 '12-'21 Total tax (per 81,000) 1008$21.00
411 '01
(Above bonds sub. to call Mar 1 '11.) Population in 1900
29,102
Population in 1905
39.987
INTEREST Is payable at Racine.
1
1
1
1
This city is situated in Marathon County. Incorporated 1872.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Municipal Bonds
Improvement Bonds.
5s '94 M-S $5,000o_ Sep 18 1910
4s '05 A-0 *10,000c ___1921-1925 BOND. DEBT Sept 24 '09._ $212,000
4s '05 A-0 15,000c ____1911-1925 State schoo lloans__ ______
38,200
4s '05 A-0 10,000c ____1911-1920 Total assessed val. 1908 __ _8,298,822
48 '08 J-D 15,000c_Dec 1 '23-'28
(Assessment at full value.)
4s '08 J-D 20,000c_Dec 1 '21-'28 Tax rate (per 81,000) 1908.-131.78
4.59
4
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population In 1905
4s '05 A-0 890.000e. _ _1911-1925 Population in 1900_ _
12:0 354
500
Scbool Building Bonds.
Populat on in 1909 (est.)
4s '06 A-0 $2,000c_Apr 1 '10-'11
45,000c_Apr 1 '12-'26
INTEREST is payable at office of City Treasurer.
WEST ALLIS.
L. F. Fish, Clerk.
This city (P. 0. Milwaukee) is in Milwaukee County. Inc. Apr. 12 1908.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water-Works Bonds.
School Bonds.
5s '05 __
$48,000
58 '05 ____ $21,000
(Maturity $3,000 annually.)
(Maturity $3,000 annually.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1009_ $193,000
45007 ____ $18,000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _4.757,214
(Maturity $1,000 annually.)
Total tax rate (per M)1908 $19.05 1-3
5s '08 F-A $4,000c_Feb 1 '10-'13 Population In 1905
2,300
Sewer Bonds
INTEREST payable at Wisconsin
5s '08 M-S $90,000o_Mar 1 '10-'27 Nat.Bank and German-Amer. Bank,
5s '05 A-0 12,000
Milwaukee,and at First Nat.Bank In
(Maturity $750 annually.)
West Allis
A.DDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding all counties in Wisconsin
which have reported a bonded indebtedness of over 825,000, and which
are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports. We add the
RACINE COUNTY. C. E. Nelson, County Clerk.
population from the State Census of 1005.
County seat Is Racine.
Total
Bonded
Assessed
PopuLOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908439,612,655
Counties
Debt.
Debt.
lation.
Valuation.
Asylum Bonds.
(Assessment about 34 actual value.) Brown
$333,150
$
$30,163,609
52,026
$84,500c Feb 1 '10-'22 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'08 $3 70 Dodge
70,000
44,515,259
45,773
9,0000 Feb 1
1923 Population In 1900
48 '05 F-A
45,644 Door
48,00019,631
48.000
13.570,225
BOND. DEBT Mch 4 1909-493,500 Population in 1905
50,228 Eau Claire
84,916
33,519
85,230
18,139,894
INTEREST is payable at Racine Forest
5,968
55,000
55,000
4,500,000
Grant
39,629
60.000
39.000,000
60.000
RHINELANDER. Gust. Swedburg, Clerk.
Lincoln
19,125
79,000
16,205,338
89,000
Marathon
50,249
49,000
42,000,000
This city Is in Oneida County.
Outagamie
36,614,508
49,015
25,000
25,000
When Due. BOND DEBT Apr 28 1909_478,000 Pierce
LOANS-.
23,433
11,497,333
36,000
36,000
City Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ 2,663,362 Polk
10,830,118
20.885
25,000
25,000
58 '08 M-S $25,000c_Mch 1 '15-'19 Tax rate (per 81,000) 1908_ _.$35.00 Price
7,753,882
27,000
27,000
12,353
(Part yearly.)
Populaton In 1905
5,435 Rusk
5,862,931
9,748
33,000
33,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
St. Croix
15,199,080
80,000
26,716
$28,000
INTEREST on city-hall bonds is Sheboygan
41 530,188
90.000
90,000
52.070
School Bonds
payableat the Merchants'State Bank Trempealeau
39,000
17,243,804
39,000
23,857
of Rhinelander.
- $25,000
Waupaca
41,500
41,500
20,675.289
33,467
Nov., 1909.
MINNESOTA-DEBT OF STATE.
Below we also give statistics regarding several civil divisions which are not
represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
Bonded Floating Assessed • Tax per PopuDebt. Valuation. $1,000 lotion.
Debt.
Cities, obc.$8,830,427 a$18.10 12,855
$5,
),600
Beloit (C.), Rock County
1,793,655
2,556
Cudahy (C.), Milwaukee Co_...__ 35,000
Dandy Creek Drainage Dist_ _ _ _142,500
None 2,162,966
6.72
Del tvan Joint School District__ 39,000
757,020
30,000
Eagle River, Vilas County
1,540,020
1:999
163
3
Evansville (C.), Rock County__ 51,000
1,692,568
2,052
Hartford (C.), Wash. County__ 36,000
$5,0 1.198,141 23.50 3,220
0_
Hudson (C.), St. Croix County_ 34,500 ___..0_
Lemonview River Drain. Dist__ 34,000
3,048,019
Marshfield Sch. Dist. No. 1_ _ __ 27,000
1,038,938
1-7i)5
,f
Mayville (C.), Dodge County.... 37,000
067,001
None
2.08
Medford Joint Sch. Dist. No 1.. 40,000
2,034,605
5,960
Menasha City (C.), Dodge Co.._ 41,500
9,000 3,712,900 a24.70
797
Merrill (C.), Lincoln County--- 91,000
None 1,889,013 a23.82 3,016
Oconomowoc (C.),Waukesha Co 64,500
685,405 a35.00 2,011
Phillips (C.), Price County __- 30,000
2,910,197 a17.20 4,438
Platteville (C.), Grant County_ 44,000
1,406,213 a22.50 2,515
Reedsburg (C.), Sauk County__ 35,000
Remington Drainage District __ 45,500 2.000
1,000,000 a24.70 2,300
River Falls (C.), Pierce Co..__ 28,000
650 1,717,686 a17.28 2,446
Shawano (C.). Shawano Co_ _ _ _ 30,250
2,198,000 a25.00 5,284
South Milwaukee (C.), Milw. Co. 80,000
3,385,046 a27.40 9,022
Stevens Pt. (C.), Portage Co___ 76.000
1,993,457 a22.75 4,640
Sturgeon Bay (C.), Door Co___ 71,000
3,000 1,660.017 a20 00 3,008
Tomah (C.), Monroe County___ 60,580
2,471,104 a23.96 4,602
Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co_ __ _ 65,000
2,650 1,243,080 a35.00 4,926
Washburn (C.), Bayfield Co_. 51,138
Wauwatosa, Milwaukee Co_ _ _.. 51,500
2,075,313 19.45 2,913
West Bend (C.).WashIngton Co. 34,000
2,000 1,353,640 a18.00
(0.) City. a Total tax.
-
State of Minnesota.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, It, CC
Organized as a Territory (Act March 3 1849)_ _March 3 1849
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 26 1857)
May 11 1858
Total Area of State (square miles)
83,365
State Capital
St. Paul
Governor (term expires 1st Monday 1911)__ _A. 0. Eberhart
Secretary of State (1st Mon. Jan. 1911)__Julius A. Schmahl
Treasurer (1st Monday Jan. 1911)____Clarence C. Dinehart
Auditor (1st Monday Jan. 1911)
S G. Iverson
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the Tuesday after
the first Monday in January. and sessions are limited to ninety days.
-For the early history of Minnesota's debt see
HISTORY OF DEBT.
"State and City Supplement." April 1893, page 103. The details of
Minnesota's present debt are given In the following statement:
-Interest- ----Principal
Name and Purpose of Loan.
Rate. Payable.
When Due. Outstanding.
State funding bonds_ ___1891r_ _3
J&J
July 1 1921
$141,000
(Subject to call at any time: limit, $150,000 yearly.)
Certificates of indebtedness__ f 33-i Semi-an July 1 '28-35
450,000
3
July 1
1910-1928
1,850,000
INTEREST on the bonds Is payable In New York; on the certificates of
indebtedness at the office of the State Treasurer.
-On Aug. 1 1909 the total bonded debt of the State was
TOTAL DEBT.
$141,000. On the same date there was outstanding $2,300,000 certificates
of indebtedness, all of which was held in State funds.
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
-The investments of the school fund
on Aug. 1 1909 amounted to $14,272,406.
TAXABLE VALUATION.
-The taxable valuation, total tax levied
and the rate of State tax have been as follows for the years named.
------Taxable Valuation•7'ot. Taxes State tax
o
Personal.
Levied. per $1.000
T tal.
1908_4898,993,781 $166,016,420 $1,065,010,201 $28,732,636 $2 10
1907____ 881,879,529 166,320,929 1,048,200,458 27,162,153
225
1906._ 753,585,056 163,432,357
917,017,413 23,472,578
1 55
1905_ 708,304,220 144,729,315
853,033,535 22,355,326
1 80
1904____ 701,209,048 144,688,062
845,897,110 20,980,045
1 50
1903____ 654,426,011 132,443,798
786,869,800 19,026,198
1 50
1902____ 647,654,760 114,105,514
761,760,274 18,520,947
1 30
1001___ 403,140,570 107,840,044
600,980,614 16,260,671
1 60
1900____ 489,213,453
98,803,235
588,016,688 14,963,901
1 60
1895____ 556,135,887
85,114,304
641,250,281 14,770,864
1 80
1889___ 463,943,397
95,418,115
559,361,512 12,243,956
1 90
1880____ 203,473,637
54,581,906
258,055,543
4,191,811
1 80
1870_-__ (17,221,148
10,912,525
87,133,673
2.783,756
5 00
1861_ _ _ _ 33,350,057
5,914,683
39,264,740
658,358
4 00
*The total taxes levied In the above table include the amounts raised
not only for State purposes. but also all taxes raised by the various minor
divisions of the State. The tax rate, however, is for State purposes, and
In 1008 it was $2 10; adding the tax of $1 23 for school and university
purposes, the total tax rate was $3.33. In 1907 the total tax rate was
$3.48; In 1906 It was $2.78.
-Minnesota has protected the State from extravaDEBT LIMIT AT ION.
gant expenditures through restrictions which its Constitution puts onevery kind of debt-making. That instrument fixes the limit at $250,000
"for the purpose of defraying extraordinary expenditures": and an amendment, ratified In 1879, extended this power to $250,000 additional "for
erecting and completing buildings for the insane, a deaf, dumb and blind
asylum, and State prison." Besides the foregoing, It 1, also provided that
1
the State credit shall not be loaned, &e. With regard to the debt of
municipalities there is but one section in tile Constitution which relates to
that subject, and that has reference to making railroad debt.
FIRST, as to State indebtedness, the sections which treat of the subject
are In article 9, sections 5, 6, 7, 8 and 14.
SECTION 5. (Public Debt May Be Contracted.) For the purpose of
defraying extraordinary expenditures, the State may contract public debts,
but such debts shall never. In the aggregate, exceed two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; every such debt shall be authorized by law for sonic single
object, to be distinctly specified therein; and no such law shall take effect
until it shall have been passed by the vote of two-thirds of the members of
each branch of the Legislature, to be recorded by the yeas and nays on the
journals of each House, respectively: and every such law shall levy a tax
annually sufficient to pay the annual interest on such debt, and aisI
sufficient to pay the principal of such debt within ten years fr m thea tax
11 al
passage of such law, and shall specially appropriate the proceeds . I such
taxes to the payment of such principal and interest: and such ppropriation
and taxes shall not be repealed, postponed ,or diminished, until the principal
and interest of such debt shall have been wholly paid. The State shall
never contract any debts for works of Internal ImproveMe .ts, or be a party
in carrying on such works, except In cases where grants of land or other
property shall have been made to the State, especially dedicated by the
grant to specific purposes, and in such cases the State shall devote thereto
the avails of such grants, and may pledge or appropriate the revenues derived from such works In aid of their completion.
-(Bonds for Public Debt.)-All debts authorized by
SECTION 6.
the preceding section shall be contracted by loan on State bonds of amounts
not less than five hundred dollars each on interest, payable within ten
years after the final passage of the law authorizing such debt: and such
bonds shall not be sold by the State under par. A correct registry of all
such bonds shall be kept by tile Treasurer, In numerical order,so as always
to exhibit the number and amount unpaid,and to whom severally made
payable.
115
SECTION7.-The State shall never contract any public debt, unless in
time of war, to repel invasion or suppress insurrection, except in the cases
and in the manner provided in the fifth and sixth sections of this article.
SECTION 8.
-(Application of Loans.)
-The money arising from any
loan made, or debt or liability contracted, shall be applied to the object
specified in the Act authorizing such debt or liability, or to the repayment of
such debt or liability, and to no other purpose whatever.
SECTION 14.
-(Public Debt for State Buildings.)
-For the purpose of
erecting and completing buildings for a hospital for the insane, a deaf,
dumb and blind asylum, and State prison. the Legislature may,by law,
Increase the public debt of the State, to an amount not exceeding two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, in addition to the public debt already
heretofore authorized by the Constitution, and for that purpose may provide
by law for issuing and negotiating the bonds of the State,and appropriate
the money only for the purpose aforesaid, which bonds shall be payable
In not less than ten nor more than thirty years from the date of the same,
at the option of the State.
SECOND, as to city, county or other municipality, the only restriction on
the debt making power in the Constitution is the following, found In
article 9, section 15:
SECTION 15.-(Municipal Debts in Aid of Railroads.) The Legislature
shall not authorize any county, township, city or other municipal corporation to issue bonds, or to become indebted in any manner,to aid in the construction or equipment of any or all railroads to an amount that shall
exceed five per centum of the value of the taxable property within such
county, township, city, or other municipal corporation: the amount of
such taxable property to be ascertained and determined by the last assessment of said property made,for the purpose of State and county taxation,
previous to the incurring of such indebtedness
The foregoing was adopted as an amendment in 1879. Before its adoption the section read so as to authorize municipal corporations to issue bonds
In aid of railroads to- ten per cent of valuation. Hence the amendment
consisted In simply changing the word len and making it five.
This is all the Constitution contains with reference to the debts of municipalities. The Legislatute, however, has made some general provisions
governing bond issues which we have not the apace to give here.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
-Four amendments to the State
Constitution were adopted at the November 1902 election. Two of thtse
relate to taxation, a third to school fund loans and the fourth to a State
road and bridge fund. In 1906 three further amendments were adopted.
one of which greatly enlarges the powers of the Legislature with reference
to taxation. This amendment was again submitted to the voters at the
election on Nov. 3 1908, but failed to carry. V. 87, p. 1372. This was
done, owing to the fact that some parties In the State claimed It did not
carry in 1906. This case was taken to the State Supreme Court for argument In Dec. 1908 and on Jan. 7 1900 the Court handed down a decision
to the effect that the amendment was adopted at the 1906 election and
therefore was operative. V. 88, p. 243. The other two amendments of
1006 relate to State roads and to the sale of farm and garden products without a license. At the November 1907 election a further amendment was
adopted to Section 16 of Article 9, relating to an annual tax levy for the
construction of roads and bridges. V. 85, p. 1289. This was also resubmitted at the November 1908 election, and was rejected; V.87. p. 1372.
Five amendments to the Constitution will be presented to the voters in
November 1910. V. 89, p. 1022.
-The Legislature of 1907 enacted a law,
MORTGAGE TAX LAW.
which became effective April 30 1907, imposing a tax 01 50 cents upon
each hundred dollars of the principal debt, secured by any mortgage or
real property located within the State, recorded or registered on or after
April 30 1907. The full text of this law will be found on page 1194 of the
"Chronicle" of May 18 1907.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.
-The Legislature in 1903 enacted a
law-Chapter 108-amending the Act relating to the investments of sit% Inge
banks. This Act will be found in full on page 877 of the "Chronicle"
April 18 1903.
POPULATION OF STATE 1905
1 970,91211880
780,77311860
172.023
1000
1.751,394,1870
439,70611850
6 077
1800
1,301,8261
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
-For reports not found in alphabetical order among the following
Note.
see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
ALBERT LEA. C. J. Dudley, Clerk.
This city is In Freeborn County. Incorporated 1878.
LOANSWhen Due I Sewer Bonds.
14 4s'09 F-A $25,000____Aug 1 1929
Water Works Bonds.
J-J
48
$1,000c ____1910-1911 BOND. DEBT Nov 6 1909_ $86,000
City Hail Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908 _1,916,678
4s
MN J $4.000c _
-1913 (Asses.sment about 35% actual value)
1 10,000c
1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 19Ws.,.$32 00
Refunding Bonds.
I Population In 1000
.4,500
4s '04 J-J
$32.000c_July 1 19241Population In 1905
_5,657
(Subiect to call July 11014.)
I
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable in Chicago
ALBERT LEA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Geo. P. Lattln. Treasurer
48'97 Aug
$9,762
1910-1915 BOND. DEBT Nov 1908_
$39,500
4803 Feb J 10,000___Feb 1918-1923 Total assessed val. 1907 _. 2,100,083
1 10.000
Feb 1923 School tax rate(per $1.000) '07,81210
4s'03 Sent
5.000
1918
ANOKA.
This place is in Anoka County.
LOANSIVhen Due. Population In 1900
Water and Light-Plant Bonds.
Population In 1905
4s'09 ___ $60,000
1920 i
3,769
4,053
BELTRAMI COUNTY. John Wilmann, Auditor,
Bemld,j1 Is the county seat.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1908_47,040.887
LOANSFunding Bonds.
[(Ass s,tio lit about (.
,
ctual value.)
5s '07 J-J $110.000---J111Y 1 19171Stateecro.tax(per 31,000) '08_ _$16.10
4 y6s'09 J-D 195,000_ _Dec 1 '10-'24 l Population in 1905 (Census) 14.312
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_4305,0001Population In 1900 (est)
20,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
BRAINERD. V. N. Roderick, City Clerk.
Brainerd Is in Crow Wing County.
Water-Works Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
5s '09 -__ f$50,000__Nov 1 '19-28
5s '07 F-A J$14.000e Aug 15 '10-16
7,500__ _Nov 1 1929
1 21,000e Aug 15 1917 BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_ $112,000
Total assessed val., 1908_ _ _2,300,000
Refunding Bonds
Ss
$....,,) ac_ ._
(Assessment about 40% ACtllai val.)
48 '07 July 40.000_ __ _July 1 1932 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08 $40.00
Improvement Bonds.
Population In 1905
8,133
1919 Population In 1900
5s '09 __ _ $10,000c
7.524
INTEREST on the funding bonds is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
BRAINERD SCHOOL DISTRICT. L. P. Johnson, Treasurer.
When Due. I BONDED DEBT July '08_ $132,000
LOANSJ-J 310,000c___July 1 1921 1 Sinking fund
4s
2,628
M-N 35,000c_ __May 1 1924 Total valuation 1908
4)s
2,284,863
A-0 40,000c_ _ _Apr. 1 1923 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4 'As
July 35,000__July 1 1927 1 School tax (per $1.000) 1908_ _$10.82
4s
July
_ __July 1 1923f Population in 1908 (est.)
4s
10,000
INTEREST12,000on the4sts payable at New York City and on the 4;is at
Chicago. All bonds are tax-exempt.
Mb
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MINNESOTA-CITIES ANAD TOWNS.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
CASS COUNTY. Chris. Burns, Chairman Co. Commiss'ers
HASTINGS. N. B. Gergen, Treasurer.
County seat Is Walker.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 6 1909_ $170,136
LOANSFunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
38,848
1911 NET DEBT Oct 6 1909___ 131,288
5s July
$15,000c
1912 Total assessed val. 1908 -4,281,054
17,000c
5s July
1919 (Assessment abt. 33% actual value.)
5s June
37,000c
430'09 Dec 90,000___Dec 1 '10-'24 State&co tax (per $1,000)'08414.20
Population in 1905
Court House Bonds.
11,012
$30,000c____Oct 1 1922 Population in 1900
5s A-0
7,777
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1909_499,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
15.000
Fl Ling debt
71,136
INTEREST on funding 5s is payable at County Treasurer's office
and on Court House bonds at First National Bank, Chicago.
This city is in Dakota County. Inc. by Act of Legislature approved
March 4 1857.
When Due. 4s
LOANS-•
M-S $2,000c_Mch 1 1910
Water
Asylum Bonds.
-Works Bonds
4s
M-N $8,000c_May 1 1919 4s '06
$38,000c
(Subject to call May 11909.)
BOND.DEBT Sept 28 1909 $108,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ _. 934,595
High Wagon Bridge Bonds.
$40,000c_ July 1 1924 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value).
Os
J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_..$43.90
Refunding Bonds.
$20,000c_July 1 1914 Population in 1905
J-J
Ss
3,810
Population In 1900
3,811
INTEREST on the refunding bonds due In 1914 is payable in Hastings;
on all other bonds in New York City.
CLOQUET SCHOOL DISTRICT.
HASTINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 26.
A. O. Mertz. Secretary
43
J-J j $9,000cJuly 1 '10-'I8 BONDED DEBT Aug 1909-429,000
1 20,0000_July 1 19191
A district in Carlton County
LOANSWhen Due.
5s '09 J-J $25,000___July 1 '15-19
(Part due each year).
COTTONWOOD COUNTY. John A. Brown Auditor.
Windom is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due,
Court
-House Bonds
1925
4s g
M-S $85,000c
BONDED DEBT Sept 3 1909 $85,000
Total assessed val. 1908 --$6,859,714
(Assessm't about 35% actual value.)
State & County tax (per M)'08_$7.75
Population In 1905
12,578
Population In 1909 (est.)
13,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
CROOKSTON. A. M. Childs, City Clerk
HENNEPIN COUNTY. Hugh R. Scott, Auditor.
County seat is Minneapolis. All bonds are tax exempt.
Judge H. Dickinson of the District Court, in a decision handed down on
Aug. 26 1909, upholds the validity of the $1,000,000 road bonds, of which
$100,000 were sold in June 1909. The case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court. V. 89, p. 612.
LOANSCounty Bonds.
When Due.
Court House & City Hall Bonds.
430'89 J-D $15.0000„Dec 1 1919
(Part due each year.)
430'87 J-J $335,000c_July 11017
Road and Bridge Bonds.
430'91 J-J
315,000c__July 1 1921
4%sg'94A-0 600,0000._Apr 2 1924 4s '09 J-J $100,000____July 1 1930
00'05 A-0 400,000c__Apr 1 1925 GEN B'D D'T May20'09_31,875,000
45 '90 .I-J
100,000c_ _Jan 1 1920 Assessment debt
66,150
Drainage District Bonds
TOTAL DEBT May 20 '09 1,941,150
4s '05 J-J
i$5,000c ___1910-1914 Sinking fund
677,717
2,500c
1915 County property 1909_ _ _ _ 1,963,550
430 07 J-J
2,500c_Jan 1 '10-'14 Assessed value, real
139,343 973
1,700c_Jan 1 '15-'17 Assessed val., personal
51,017,278
4s '07 A-0
4,960_ _July 1'10-'17 Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _190,361,251
(Part due each year.)
(Assessment about 3§ actual value.)
4s '07 A-0
6,960c_ _July '10.17 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'08 $6.89
4s '07 A-0
2,400c July '10-'17 Population In 1890
185,294
4s '07 A-0
1,333cJuly '10-'17 Population in 1900
228,340
4s '08 J-J
30,240
1910-1918 Population in 1905
292.808
Bridge Bonds.
430'87 M-5 $75,0000_Sept 110171 INTEREST is payable at the Nat.
430'89 M-S
35,000c_ _Sept 1 1910 Park Bank in New York City.
This city is the county seat of Polk County. Incorporated Feb.14 1879.
LOANSWhen Due. Sp'l assessm't debt (add'1)__ $33,772
Water Works Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09.. 134,272
75 '82 June $33.000c June 1 1912 Sinking fund
20,710
Bridge Bonds.
NET DEBT Sept 17 1909_ 113,562
5s'08
M-N $7,500_ _ _Nov 2 1918 Assessed valuation 1909 _ __1,607,885
(Assessm t about 1-3 actual value.)
Bridge and Funding Bonds
7s
June $30,000c__ _June 1 1915 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 _.454.00
Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1905
6,794
55
J-D $24.000c.,_ Dec 1 1918 Population in 1900
5,359
5s'08
M-N
6,000_ _Nov 2 1918 Population in 1909 (est.)
7,500
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $100,500
INTEREST on the $24,000 improvement bonds Is payable at Crookston;
on the bridge bonds of 1908 and the improvement bonds of 1908 at the Northwestern National Bank, Minneapolis; on the water-works bonds at the National Park Bank, New York; on all other bonds at the Hanover National
Bank, New York City.
CROOKSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Ed. Peter- ITASCA COUNTY COMMON SCHOOL
son, Secretary.
H. C. Dudley, Chairman of Board.
J-J
LOANSWhen Due. Is
$5,000___July 1 1912
Coleraine is the post office for this district.
45 '09 ___
Refunding Bonds.
18,000_ _July 1 '26-28
When Due.
45 '05 .___ $12,c00 ___ -----1020 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_470,000 LOANSSchool Building Bonds.
20,000c_June 1 1923 School tax (per $1.000) 1908 $22 00
4s '08 s-a
43,0'09 s-a 535,000
1924
CROW WING COUNTY. J. F. Smart, Auditor.
Brainerd is the county seat
When Due.
LOANSCourt House Bonds.
$3,000_ _July 1 '10-'12
4s
J-J I 5,000__July 1 1917
5.000___July 1 1922
4s July ____ 30,000
1927
Refunding Bonds.
4s '06 July $50,000_ _July 1 '11-20
Railroad Bonds.
6s July _
$100,000_ _ _Sept 1 1912
Funding Bonds
6s June $55,000 _
1919
INTEREST is payable in St Paul.
DISTRICT NO. 2.
LAKE COUNTY. John P. Paulson, Auditor.
County seat Is Two Harbors. All bonds are tax exempt.
Ditch Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $69,000
8s '05 J-D $16,025c ____1909-1912 LOANSRoad and Bridge Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908_ _4,576,228
4s '07 July
5,515r ____1912-1916
6s
July 20,000c _ _ _ _1912-1016 (Assessment about A actual value.)
4s '07 July
8,630r ___1913-1917
($4,000 due yearly on July 12.)
County tax rate (per $1,000)'08 $8.87
4s '08 ____ 7,441
Court House Bonds.
Average tax In county 1908_ *33.63
4e' 08
3,475
$5,000r. _July 1 1920 Population in 1890
1,299
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $248,000
8,273
Ditch bonds (additional)__
48,959 45 '05 July {30,000 r_July 1 '21-23 Population in 1905
5,000r _July 1 1924 Population In 1008 (est.)
7,000
Total assessed val. 1900.._ _6,025.000
Jail Bonds.
(Assessment about 3§ actual value.)
July 1 $9.000c July 1 1923
State & co tax (per$1,000)'08413.05 45
INTEREST on the Os due 1912 to 1916 is payable at the National Park
Population in 1905
16,731
Bank. New York City.
DULUTH. R. D. Haven, Mayor; H. W. Cheadle, Clerk.
MANKATO.-Archibald H. Scherer, Recorder.
This city is in St. Louis County. Incorporated 1887.
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
45 '90 J-J
370,000c_Jan 1 1920
45 g '05 M-S $100,000c _Mch 1 1925 4s '01 J-J
242,000c_Jan 1 1921
45 g '09 J-J
General Fund Bonds.
50,000c__ _July 1 1939
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '87 M-N $100,000c_Nov 1 1912
Os ,88 M-S 185,000c__Sept 1 1918 5s g'96 J-J31,108,000c_Jan 1 1926
5s '93 M-N 200,000c_Nov 1 1923 4s '98 A-0 955.000c. Apr 1 1928
100,000c_Jan 1 1920 4s '02 J-J
60,000cJan 1 1932
430'90 J-J
430'92 M-N 100,000cNov 1 1922 4s '02 M-N 140,000Nov 1 1932
50.000cMch 1 1934
430 g'90 J-J 250,000c July 1 1926 4s g'04 M-S
43 g '05 M-S 140.000c_Mch 1 1935
Permanent improvement.
$09,000c_Jan 1 1931 4s '06 A-0 375,000„April 1 1936
4s '01 J-J
Refunding Water Se Light Bonds.
New Duluth Bonds.
Os '94 M-S $47.000c _Mar 1 1914 4s g '06 A-0 $205.000c Apr 1 1936
BOND. DEBT July 2 '09_$5,497,000
West Duluth Bonds.
45,421
65 '90 F-A $30,000c_Feb 1 1910 Sinking fund
6s '91 J-J
115,000c_July 1 1911 Water and light debt (incl) 3,121,000
20,000c_July 1 1013 Total assessed val 1908_ _35,403,388
8s '93 J-J
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about
actual value.)
430'99 M-N 500,000c_May 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) '08_433.70
410'97 J-J
113,000c__July 1 1927 Population in 1900 (Census)_52,969
4s '98 A-0
70,000c_Apr 1 1928 Population in 1905
64,942
4s '01 11-N
50,000c.. _May 1 1931
$3,121,000 of the total bonded debt is a special lien upon the city's water
and light plant, the surplus earnings of which are applied to the payment
of the interest on this indebtedness and the rn'eation of a sinking fund
therefor.
INTEREST on the West Duluth bonds is payable at the National Park
Bank, N. Y.; on all other bonds at American Exchange Nat. Bank, N. Y.
FINANCIAL AGENT.
-The American Exchange National Bank of New
York Is the financial agent of the city of Duluth.
DULUTH INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. A. BRONSON.
Clerk Board of Education.
When Due.
Building & Purch. Sites
LOANS-(Con.)
45 g '04 A 0 $125,000c ._Oct 1934
Building and Purchasing Sites55
M-N 350,000c____Nov 1 1913
(Subject to call Oct 1 1924.)
5s
F-A 200,000c_ __Aug 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '09_ $975,000
Os
M-S 100.000c__ _ _Sept'1 1922 District has no floating debt.
5s
M-N 200,000c_ _ __May 1 1923 Total assessed val. 1908 _35,403,388
53
J-D 150,000c___ _June 1 1924 (Assessment about 36 actual value.)
430 J-J
150,0000._. _Jan 1 1921 School tax rate(per $1,000)'08810.70
INTEREST on bonds is payable at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Mankato is situated in Blue Earth County. Incorporated 1868.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '09_$174,000
Refunding Bonds.
67,000
Water debt (Included)
3%s'99 F-A $15,000____Aug 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _3,728,399
4s '07 July 25,000__Sept 1 '13-'26 (Assessm't of real estate about 2-5
330'99 A-0
8,000____Oct 1 1919
actual value; per. prop. about 1-3.)
4s '00 J-J
12,000____Jan 1 1920 Value of city property 1908.$590,000
5s '94 M-N 87,000____Nov 1 1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ $35.10
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population in 1905
10,996
430'09 J-D $40,000___ _Dec 1 1929 Population In 1900
10,599
Bridge Bonds.
5s '90 11-S $7,000c___Mch 1 1910
INTEREST on the bonds due 1910, 1919 and 1920 is payable at the
National Bank of the Republic, New York; on the bonds due 1913 to 1926
at State Treasury; on bonds due 1914 at N. W. Harris & Co., New York,
and on the bonds due 1929 in Chicago.
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FARIBAULT. D. F. MacKenzie, Recorder.
This city is the county seat of Rice County. Incorporated 1872.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 3 '09 __$125,000
LOANSWater-Works Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908 _2,638,175
4s g '09 J-J $50,000c_ _Jan 1 '17-'26 tAssessment about
actual value.)
30,000c_ Jan 1 '27-'28 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907
$37 50
Population in 1905
8,279
INTEREST on the water-works bonds is payable at the Chase State
Bank of Farlbault.
FERGUS FALLS. G. H. Gard, City Clerk.
This city Is in Otter Tall County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT Apr 10 19094127,500
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
1,092,402
fis
F-A $15,0000'07-'09-'11-'13 (Assessment Is 30% actual value.)
(Unpaid bonds optional after 1909.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1908...444.20
6.692
4s '05 June 10.000c__June 1 1915 Population in 1905
-Works Bonds.
Water
Population In 1900
8,
072
July $80,000
4s
INTEREST on the 5s is payable in Chicago and on the 45 In St. Paul.
FERGUS FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. E. Lincoln, Clerk.
All bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '09.. $74,000
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,102,402
430
M-N $11,000c_ __May 1 '20 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
430
A-0 18,000o _ _ _ _Apr 2 '14 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$25.00
Population in 1908
School Bonds.
7,473
INTEREST payable in Chicago.
M-N $45,000c__ _Nov 1 1910
4s
MARSHALL COUNTY. A. G. Lundgren, Auditor.
County seat is Warren. Ditch bonds are secured by a special lien on
lands benefited. Special assessment for one-tenth of benefit and Interest
made each year.
LOANSWhen Due. GEN. DEBT Sept 17 1909_ $10,000
Refunding Bonds.
Ditch debt
158,499
5s Sept
$10,000r_ _Sept 15 1915 TOTAL DEBT Sept 17'09_ 168.499
Ditch Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908 __ _6,847,443
6s '04 July 1$20,000r__July1'10-'13 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
6,295r__July 1 1914 County tax rate(per $1,0001'08$10.00
4s
July
10,000r ___July 1 1912 Average tax in county '07...•$31 00
9.130
July
3s
50,000r July 1 '10-'14 Population In 1890
15,898
35
July J 16,744r__July 11012 Population In 1900
17,737
1 20,000r_ _ _July I 1913 Population in 1905
530'08 July 44,000c -1913-1917 Population In 1909 (est.) _ 18,270
INTEREST on the 3s and 4s is payable at St. Paul; on the 5s and 530
at Warren; and on the Os at the Commercial National Bank, Chicago.
MINNEAPOLIS. 3.C.Haynes,Mayor; Dan.C.Brown,Comp.
Minneapolis Is in Hennepin County. Incorporated Feb. 6 1867.
LOANSWhen Due.
Permanent Improvements.
Bridge Bonds.
430'83 A-0$134,000c___Apr 2 1913
4s '85 J-J $110,000c__July 11015 430'83 J-J
45,000c_ _July 2 1913
4s '87 F-A 390,000c__Feb 15 1917 430'84 11-S 75,000c_Mch 15 1914
Is 89 M-S 30,000c__Meh 15 1919 430'85 M-N 270,000c___May 1 1915
35,000c_July 15 1916
4s '03 J-J
50,000c ___July 1 1933 4s '86 J-J
is '04 J-J
_Jan 1 1934 45 '87 A-0 320,000c___Apr 1 1917
Court
House and City Hall 4s '87 F-A 100,000c__Aug 15 1917
165,000c_certificates--See note below.
48 '87 J-D 50,000c__Dec 11917
4s '01 J-J 4$96,000c_Jan 1 '10-'14 4s '89 M-S 170,000c__Mch 15 1019
4s 03 M-S5250,000c__Jan 1 14-'33 45 '80 M-N 125,000c May 15 1919
330 '05J-J 3250,000c__Jan 1 1935 4s '89 J-D 100,000c _June 20 1919
4s '90 J-J
55,000c _Jan 15 1920
Parks.
4;0'83 J-J $200,000c__July 1 1913 48 '92 J-J 187,000c__July 11022
430'84 J-J 100,000c__Jan 1 1914 4s '03 J-J
75,000c___July 1 1933
430'84 J-J 223,000c...._Ju1v 1 1914 4s '04 J-J 15,000c___Jan 1 1934
45 '89 M-N 100,000c___May 1 1019 4s '07 J-J 300,000c __July 1 1937
4s '89 M-N 65,000c___N0v 1 1919 4s '07 J-J 100,000c__ _July 1 1937
40.000c-Apr 30 1922 4s '08 J-J
75,000c___July 1 11)38
4s '02 J-J
20.000c___May 1 1923 4s '09 J-J 167,000c___Jaa 2 1939
48 '93 J-J
70,000c___Apr 1 1932
Waterworks.
330'02 J-J
1 1937 4;0'83 J-J $280,000c___July 2 1913
4s '07 J-J
50,000c__July 1 1938 430'85 M-M 30,000c___May 1 1915
4s '08 J-J
4s '00 J-J §200,000c__ _July 11930 4s '86 J-J 120,000o_.July 15 1918
Armory Bonds.
4s '87 A-0 330,000c___Apr 1 1017
45 '03 A-0 $150.000c__0ct 1 1933 4s '88 F-A 170,000c___Aug 1 1918
City Hospital.
50,000c-Jan 15 1920
4s '90 J-J
4s '92 J-J $25,000c__July 1 1922 45 '95 J-J 200,0000-Jan 1 1925
45 '93 J-J
75,000c__July 1 1923 48 '97 J-J 400,0000- __Jan 1 1927
Fire Department.
330'02 J-J 250,000c_ __July 1 1932
4s '90 .1-D $15.000c__July 13 1920 3t5'03 A-0 100,000c__Apr 1. A933
4s '08 J-J ;100,0000-July 1 1938
*This Is the average of taxes per $1,000 for all purposes, including amounts
raised by municipalities as well as by the State and County.
Nov., 1909.
MINNESOTA-CIT1ES AND TOWNS.
Viaducts, &c.
40'84 M-S $52,000c_ __Mch 1 1914
4;0'84 M-S 48,000c_ _Mch 15 1914
Permanent improve. Rev. Fund.
4;0'91 J-J $245,000c_ July 1 1021
4s '87 A-0 150,0000_ _Apr 1 1917
45 '88 F-A 155,000c_ __Aug 1 1918
45 '88 J-D 50,000c_ _Dec 15 1918
45 '89 F-A 100,000c_ __Feb 1 1919
45 '89 M-N 50,000c_ May 15
50,000c_ _Jan 15 1920
45 '00 J-J
95 '90 J-J 200,000c_ __Nov 1 1920
45 '01 J-D 150,000c.. __June 1 1931
45 '03 J4 175,000c_ __July 1 1933
4s '04 J-J 175,000e_ __Jan 1 1934
45 '07 J-J 250,000c..__July 1 1937
48 '08 J-J 250,000c.. _July 1 1938
48 '09 J-J §100,000c___July 1 1939
Library Fund.
430'85 J-D $60,000c___Dee 1 1915
45 '86 J-D 40,000cDec 15 1916
Voting Machine Bonds.
4s '08 J-J §$116,200c__July 1 1928
General Fund,
4s '07 J-J $100,000c___July 1 1937
Outside of the 5% limit of indebtedness
-The bonds are mostly for $1.000.
VALUE OF BONDS.
PAR
INTEREST is payable at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co., N.Y.C.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUNDS. ETC.
Sept. 15 '09. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
*12,909,200 $11,460,000 $10,334,000 $9,534,000
Bonded debt
2,296,752
2,841,453
2,623,277
3,031,481
Sinking funds
When Due.
LOANSSchools.
48 '85 J-J $80,000c___July 1 1915
45 '87 A-0 50,000c_ _Oct 15 1917
45 '89 M-N 125,000c....May 15 1919
48 '89 A-0 75,000c Oct 15 1919
50,000c_ _July 15 1920
48 '90 J-J
48 '95 ,T4 100,000c.. ..July 1 1925
48 '06 J-J 100,000c___July 1 1926
43 '97 J-J 200.000c_Jan 1 1927
3 0'99 J-J 200,000c___Jan 1 1929
30'03 J-J 200,000c___Jan 1 1933
45 '05 J-J 200.000c. __Jan 1 1935
45 '07 J-J 441,000c_ _ _July 1 1937
4s '09 J-J 4156,000c___Jan 1 1939
4s '09 J-J 4460,000c_ July 1 1039
Sewers,
45 '88 J-J $90,0000.__Aug 1 1918
4s '08 .T4 250,000c._ _July 1 1938
City Hall, &c.
4)0'87 J-J $250,000c._ _July 1 1917
40'91 J-J 250,000c_ _ _July 1 1921
50,000e_ _ _Jan 1 1922
4 0'92 J-J
4s 90 .14 200,000c__Jan 1 1920
$9,877,719 $8,618,547 $7,710,723 $7,237,248
Net debt
$1,930,000 $1,930,000 $1,930,000 51.930,000
Water debt (included)
The bonded debt as given above does not include the new City Hall and
Court-House certificates, for the payment of which a special tax is levied
each year. These on Sept. 15 1909 amounted to $596,000.
-It is provided by the city's charter that in addition
SINKING FUND.
to raising a tax sufficient to pay the interest on all Its bonds, the city shall
tax of one mill on each dollar of the assessed valuation to provide for
levy a
the principal of the bonds when due. The maintenance of this sinking fund
for the payment of the principal of the bonds is "declared to be part of the
contract with the holder of any bonds of the city that may hereafter be issued and shall be keot inviolate.." In accordance with this provision there
was raised by taxation for the sinking fund in 1907 (which was collected in
1908) $143,380.30. The sinking fund is largely invested In city bonds.
The city of Minneapolis Is restricted in its debt-making power to 5% of
the assessed valuation after deducting the sinking fund from the debt; exception is made by Chapter 204, Laws of 1893. as amended by Chapter 128,
Laws of 1895, wherein it Is provided that debt created for the purchase of
water works shall be considered outside of the 5% limit, and also that an additional 5% debt may he created for certain purposes, provided the same
be authorized by a two-thirds vote of the people. We have marked above
with a section (4) those issues put out in excess of the 5 % limit.
-The receipts from water rents, &c.. In 1908 were
WATER RECEIPTS.
$350,678.89; current expenses for water works, $163,208.43.
-The city's assessed valuation,
VALUATION AND INDEBTEDNESS.
tax rate and bonded debt have been as follows:
Tax Rate
Total Bonded
Tax Valuation.
per 51.000.
Debt.
years$175,012,389
$2863
$11,460,000
December 31 1908
168.038,386
30 17
10,334 ,000
Decenther 31 1907
164.419,145
26 50
9,534,000
December 31 1906
138,600,490
29 75
December 31 1905
9,384,000
99,492,054
27 40
December 31 1900
8,375,000
19 30
136,944,372
December 31 1800
7,080.500
19 60
77,468,267
December 31 1885
3,000,000
14 50
23.415.733
December 31 1879
1.101.000
For 1908 the valuation of real estate was $126,899,066 and of personal
property $49,012,123; in 1907 the valuation of real estate was $119,353.073
and of personal property $48,685,313.
The tax rate for 1908 on which taxes are collected for the year 1009 was
$28.63, and includes city tax, $11.31; State tax, $2.10; State school and
university tax, $1.23; county tax, $2.56, and school tax, $6.87,and average
ward funds tax. $2.13.
-In 1906. 261.974 ; in 1900, 202.718; in 1890,
POPULATION.
164,738: in 1880, 46,887: in 1870. 13.066.
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RAT/ISEY COUNTY. Edw. G Krahmer, Auditor.
Ramsey County includes the Cite of St. Paul (which is the county seat).
its assessed s aluation being but slightly in excess of that of the city. Certain of the bonds below described have the faith and credit of both St. Paul
and the county pledged for their payment, principal aryl interest.
Jail Bonds.
Due.
LOANS
Court House and City Hall.
30'00
3s'00 J-D $100,000c___Dec 1 1920
5s '85 J-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1915 30'00 J-D 50,000c_Dee 15 1920
4 0'86 J-J 100,000c___Jan 1 1916 33.0'01 M-N 60,000c___May 6 1921
40'87 M-N 200,000c___May 2 1917 3).s'03 A-0 40.000c__Apr 15 1923
4%8,88 J-J 150.000c_ __July 2 1918 Old Fort St bds (outlawed)___$2,460
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $925,060
1$7,600c_ May 15 1910 Assessed valuation, real_ _86,694,489
4s '03 M-N j 7,500c_ _May 15 1911 Assessed val., personal_ _22,843,038
I 7,500c_ May 15 1913 Total valuation 1908_ _ _109,537,527
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
05 5,1-s { 1,000c_ _Mch 1
45 .
2
1910-1911-1913 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'08 $9.53
14.000c_Mch 1 1912 Average tax in county 1908.... •31.71
41; '07 M-N 40,000c_ _May 2 1914 Population in 1905
206,330
170.554
Bridge.
Population in 1900
139.796
4%5'87 F-A $75,000c___Aug 1 1917 Population in 1890
INTEREST at County Treasury or at fiscal agency in New York City.
RED LAKE COUNTY. John B. O'Brien, Auditor.
County seat is Red Lake Falls. This county was formed in 1896 from a
portion of Polk County. The bonds below are not taxable in Minnesota.
Drainage bonds are not a direct county obligation.
LOANSJail Bonds
When Due.
1921
Drainage Bonds
joufPotk3,00r
0
C0debt...... _$0.339
May $9,000c
5s
May 1 1910 4sly
Portion
56,330
43is
Sept 8,000c __Sept 2 1911 GEN. BONDS Sept 1908_
5;0
M-S 78,000c __Sep 12 1013 Drainage debt (assessment) _124,200
J-J
6,500c __Jan 1 1914 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1908_ 180,530
53s
6,0000 __Jan 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _4,311,000
5;0'04 J-J
(is '07 ____ 18,000_ __ _Oct 1 1917 (Assessment of real estate about 1-5.
Funding Bonds
personal prop. abt. 1-3 act. value)
July $20,000c
1914 State & Co. tax(oer M)1907-- $12 30
4s
July 14,000c
1916 Population in 1905
4!s
15,955
Os
____ 10,000
12,195
Population in 1900
INTEREST on the jail bonds is payable at St. Paul; on the drainage
bonds due in 1910 and 1911 at Minneapolis; and on all other bonds at the
County Treasurer's office.
RED WING. A. P. Pierce, Mayor; L. C. Meyer, Clerk.
Red Wing is situated in Goodhue County. Incorporated March 3 1864.
School Bonds
IVhen Due.
LOANS__s '09 ___ $50,000
45 Refunding Bonds.
____ $40,000c ___A918-1923 BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $143,000
_3,185.256
10,000..__ ..July 1 1924 Total assessed val. 1908 _.
45 '08 .J4
Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
1910-1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 ___$33.60
____ $40,000
5s
Population In 1905
149
:
82 4
69
-Works.
Water
7.525
J-J $40,000c_July 1 '10-'17 Population in 1900 was
5s
Population in 1890 was
Bridge Bonds.
.14 $20.000c July 1 '10-'13
5s
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at Red Wing; on all other
bonds at New York.
ST.()LOUD. Hugh Evans,Mayor; Barney Vossberg, Clerk.
This city is located in Benton, Stearns and Sherburne counties. This
city on Oct. 3 1903 purchased at foreclosure sale the local water-worksplant, paying $75,000 for the same. Bonds are tax-exempt.
-Power Bonds
Water
When Due.
LOANS1910
Os '85 A-0 $50,000
Bridge Bonds
1911
1912-1919 6s '86 A-0 50,000
J-J $80,000
5s '8
-Way Bonds
Right-of
Funding Bonds
1910-1912
_ 1916 65 '88 July $9,000
5s '96 J 4 $10,000
($3,000 due yearly.)
(Subject to call 1906.)
1924 BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1908_ $301,000
55 '89 F-A $15,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,801,667
(Subject to call 1904.)
5s '07 July $50,000c.. __July 1 1922 (Assessment about 1-3 actual yalue.)
Total tax rate (per M) 1908 _-_$37 70
Fire Department Bonds
_9,422
1924 Population in 1905
Os '04 F-A $20,000 c
INTEREST on funding bonds payPermanent Improvement Bonds
1913 able at City Treasurer's office.
5s '97 J-J
$7,000
ST. LOUIS COUNTY. W. A. Holgate, Treasurer.
County seat is Duluth.
Irrhen Due BOND. DEBT Sept 20 09 $1,447,000
LOANS4%s M-N $600,000c_ __May 1 1918 Total assessed val. 1908 _222.008.641
NASHWAUK. Jno. L. Shellman, Recorder.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Railroad Aid Bonds
This village is in Itasca County.
Oct $250,000c__Oct 2 1923 State & co tax (per $1,000) '09_$5.90
5s
When Due.1
LOANSAverage tax in county 1908___•18.37
Road and Bridge Bonds
68 '09 ___ $25,000 ..May 15 '10-291
44,862
1909 Population in 1890 was
J-J $50,000 c
4%s
82,932
1916 Population in 1900 was
NASHWAUK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9. G. W. Batchelder, Clerk. 4s
J-J 147.000 c
117,513
P.0. Nashwauk.
Population in 1905
Court-House Bonds.
When Due.1
LOANS5s '09 M-N 58250,000 Nov 1 '10-'11
65 '09 Jan $50,000___Jan 2 19191
150,000 _Nov 1 1912
•
INTEREST is payable in New York at American Exchange National
ORTONVILLE. E. N. Morrill, Clerk. '
Bank and at the Farmers' Loan & Trust Co.
This city Is In Blgstone County.
When Due.
City Bonds.
LOANSST. PAUL. Dan W. Lawler, Mayor; L. Betz, Comptroller.
55 '09 A-0 $5,000c _____ _1929
Water ani Light Bonds.
St. Paul is in Ramsey County, and its valuation Is only slightly less than
5s '09 A-0 $30,000c _____ _1920
(Subject to call after 1919.)
the valuation of the entire county. Some of the Ramsey County bonds
(Subject to call after 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ _$42,000 have the faith and credit of both county and city pledged for their payI Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _ _365,000 ment, principal and interest. Incorporated March 4 1854.
'Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08 $53 00
Fire Department.
When Due.
LOANSAbutments-Railroad Crossings. 4 ;91'86 J-J $50.000c___Jan 1 1916
OTTER TAIL COUNTY. William Lincoln, Auditor.
4 ;0'86 J-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1916 4 ;0'87 M-N 100,000c___May 2 1917
County seat is Fergus Falls. All bonds are exempt from taxation.
Is '07 M-S 50,000c._ _Sept 1 1937
Armory Bonds.
When Due. GEN. BONDS Sept 18 '09_ $50,000
LOANSDitch bonds
45,263 3 '02 M-N $99.000c___May 1 1922 4s '08 J-D 50.000o _Nov 30 1938
Refunding Bonds.
Water.
Board of Education.
95,263
45 '04 ____ $50,000r_July 1 '10-12 TOTAL DEBT Sept 18 '09_
1 1913
Assessed valuation, real _ _9,554,330 58 '85 M-N $50,000c___May 2 1915 5s '83 F-A$146,000c___Aug 1 1914
Ditch Bonds.
99,000c__Apr
55 '84
1
4qs'86
3s '03 Dec $8,000r_ _July 1 '10-13 Assessed value, personal__ 1,847 311 4 s'87 F-A 50,000c_.._ Feb 2 1916 58 '85 A-0 3i9.000cr_Apr 1 1915
dc
A-0
M-N 150,000c___May 1917
11,401,641
48 '08 July 8,651r__July 1 1914 Total valuation 1008
8'87 M-N 195,000c_ _ May 2 1917
2
2 1918 4 1/
7,801r_ _ _July 1 1913 State & County tax (per M)'Os$11.60 4 5'88 J-J 144,000c&r_Jan 11910, 4 ,0'88 If-S 300,000c&r_Mch 1 1918
48 '08 July
1
2,982r_ _ _July 1 1915 Average tax in county 1908_•31.32 4 3.Ss'89 M-N 100,000c_ May15 1920 4 ;Ss'89 J-J
4s '08 July
96,000c__ _Jan 1 1919
48,220 45 '90 J-J 100.000c_Jan
8,994r ___July 1 1916 Population in 1005
48 '08 July
45.375 45 '04 A-0 100,000r-__Oct 1 1934 4 ;Ss'89 J-J 146,000c&r_Jan 1 1919
3,153r__ _July 1 1917 Population in 1900
4s '08 July
50,000 49 '07 MS 50,000e_ _Sept 1 1937 4 413'89 M-N 100,000c___May 1 1919
48 '08 July
5,682r___July 1 1917 Population in 1009 (est)
9s '08 M-N 75,000c_Apr 30 1938 4s '82 J-D 349,000____June 1 1912
INTEREST payable in St. Paul.
48 '00 M-S 50,000___Mch 1 1939 45 '90 M-N 100,000c___May 1 1920
PARK RAPIDS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 48 '09 M-S 50,000___Mch 1 1939 4s '07 A-0 50,000c___ Apr 1 1037
4s '09 J-J 150,000_ _July 1 1939 48 '07 A-0 50.000c_Oct 1 1937
NO. 1. F. A. Vanderpoel, Clerk (P. 0. Park Rapids).
4s '08 M-N 50.000c_Nov 1 1938
Aims and Work-house.
A district in Hubbard County.
50,000___ _July 1 1939
5s '83 A-0 $25,000c_ _Apr 2 1913 4s '09 J-J
LOANSWhen Due. I
Refunaing Bonds.
Is '84 M-S 25,000c_ __Mch 1 1914
School-House Bonds.
4s '90 M-N $50,000c__May 15 1920
Council Appropriations.
1924 I
4s '09 s-an $32,000
99,000c___July 1 1933
4 ;0'87 M-N 100,0000___May 2 1917 48 03 J-J
4s 04 A-0 75,000c___Apr 1 1934
Lake Como Bonds.
POLK COUNTY. H. J. Welte, Auditor.
$25,000c_ _Sept 1 1921 48 '08 A-0 50,000c___Apr 2 1938
County seat is Crookston. Tills county was divided in 1896, a portion 4 %s'01M-S
48 '09 M-S 400,000c___Mch 1 1939
Court House and City Hail.
being taken to form Red Lake County.
$50,000c___Jan r 1915
West St. Paul Levee Grading.
The ditch bonds are payable by special assessment and are not considered 55 '85 J-J 100,000c___Jan 1 1916
4s '90M-N $45,000c___May 1 1920
1
4 0s 86 J-J
as part of the county debt.
Sewerage.
4 8'87 M-N 200,000c_ _May 2 1917
IVhen Due.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
LOANSOs '85 Apr $2,500c__Apr 10 1915 4 48'88 J-J 150,000c___July 2 1918 55 '85 A-0$200.000c__Apr 1 1915
Ditch and Drainage Bonds.
4 %s 86 J-J 100,0000__July 1 1916
Park Loan:Certificates.
4 ;43'03 Aug $40.500cAug 1 1910 Os '85 J'ne
8.000c__June 1 1915
..May 2 1917
$4,000r_ __July 1 1910 4 Vss'87 M-N 200,000c.
J-J
1
4 ,S8'03 Feb 12 500c_Feb 2 '10-'13 Os '87 Sept 3,000c--Sept 1 1917 45
3,000r-July 1 1911 4 litt'138 J-D 200,000c&r_Dec 1 1918
4s
J-J
1,500r..Feb 2 '10-'12
Funding Bonds.
5s '03 __
-A 250,000c&r_Aug 1 1919
4s 89 F
Parks.
__
7,400r..Feb 2 '10-'13 4s '83 May $40,000e_May 14 1913
58 '03
2 1913 45 '90 M-N 145,000cdcr_May 1 1920
3s '03 ___ 58,650__ _July 1 '10-13 58 '89 May 20,000c_ May 8 1919 58 '83 A-0 $25,000c___Apr 1 1916 4s '07 M-S 100,00(1c_ _ _ Melt 1 1937
25,000c___Jan
1
35,010c_Mch 1 10-.14 GEN. BONDS Sept 1 1909_ $73,500 4 4a'86 J-J
Os 04 ___
A-0
30 1937
1 1917
4
14,8000.Jan 1 '10-'15 Ditch bonds assessment__. 318,950 4 1 8'87 M-S 225,000c&r_Sept 1 1920 4s '07 J-J 150,000c__Apr 31 1937
5 %8'05 -4s '08
125,000c Dec
4s
as '05 July 21,700rJuly 1 '10-13 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_ 412,450 45 '90 M-N 45,000c___May 1 1935 45 '09 M-N 75,000__Nov 1 1938
'05 A-0 75,000c___Oct
7,000c_Jan 1 '10-'16 General sinking fund
27,489
58 '06 .....
_
25.000c___Jan 31 1937 48
1.400c_Jan 1 '10-'16 Ditch sinking fund (est)
10,000 45 '07 F-A 50,000.._ _ _June 1 1937 4s '09 J-J 150,000__ _ _July 1 1939
5s '06 '09 F-A 50,000_ _ _Aug 1 1939
5s '06 -- 10,000c_Jan 1 '10-'16 Total assessed val. 1908_10,710,989 4s '07 J-I) 50,000c__Aug 31 1938
Hospital.
45
M-S
July 30,900r..July 1 '11-'16 (Assessment about 30% actual value) 4s '08 F-A 50,000_.. _Aug 2 1939 4 %s'87 M-N $50,000c_ _May 2 1917
35 '07
'09
45 '08 July 29,200r_July 1 '13-'17 State & County tax (per M)'08811.00
1
4 4s'91 F-A 50,000c__ _Aug 1 1921
Municipal Building Bonds.
20,900__ _July 1 '13-17 Average tax in county 1908___•43.50
4s'09 ___
28
'89
30,192 48 '06 M-S $150,000c_Feb 30 1936 45 '05 F-A 50,000c-Aug 1 1919
38,300._ _July 1 '15-19 Population in 1890
45 '09 ___
1936 48
M-S 20.000c___Sept 1 1935
48 '06 A-0 50.000c _Sept
Population in 1000
35,429
5.000c_Aug 31 1938
_ _June 1 1939 4s '08 A-0
Population in 1905
37,212 4s '09 J-D 50,000_
the average of taxes per $1,000 for all purposes, including
• This Is
INTEREST is payable in Minneapol 5, State T casurees office, County
amounts raised by municipalities as well as by the State and County.
Treasurer's office and in New York.
1 18
LOANSWhen Due.
Bridge Loans.
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
55 '85 M-N $200,000c___May 1 1915
(Schools,Bridges and Sewers)
4
86 J-J 100,000c___July 1 1916
4s '03 M-S$200,000r-__Sept 1 1033 4 ],is'87 M-N 214.000c___May 2 1917
Street.
4 ;is'87 M-N 50.000c_Nov 15 1917
5s '83 A-0 $40,000c__Apr 2 1913 4 iAs'88 J-J 300.000c__ _July 2 1918
55 '83 F-A 35,000c&r_Aug 1913 4 ;is'88 F-A 18,000c__Aug I 1918
45 '90 J-J
22,000c-Jan 1 1920 45 '89 J-J
34.000c___July 1 1919
4s '05 M-N 10.000c__Nov 1 1935 48 '90 J-J 250,000c&r_Jan 1 1920
Playground Bonds.
48 '00 M-N 55,000c___May 1 1920
4s '09 J-D $25,000____June 1 1039 45 '07 M-S 100,000c___Mch 1 1937
TAX LEVY CERTIFICATES.-(See "Chronicle." V. 63, p. 847.)
LOANS- IliterestPrincipal
-Name and Purpose.
Rat Payable.
When Due. Outstanding.
Department funds_c (19091
4
Semi-an June 15 1910 $2,095,900
The city is authorized to issue In any one year certificates to the amount
of 80% of the tax levy for said year. All Issues of coupon bonds may be
exchanged for registered securities upon application.
PAR VALUE.
-The bonds are all, or nearly all, for 81,000 each.
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at the Mechanics' National Bank,
New York. which is the fiscal agent of the City of St. Paul. The tax levy
certificates are payable at the National German-American Bank. St. Paul.
TOTAL DEBT., ETC.Sept. 15'09. Jan. 1 1909.
Total bonded debt (Including water bonds)
*9,355,000 *9,040,000
Tax levy certificates of indebtedness
2,095,900
1,872,700
Park loans
7,900
13,900
Total city debt
Less sinking funds
I voL. Lxxxix.
IOWA-DEBT OF STATE.
811,458,800 810,926,600
378,000
733,771
Net debt
811,082,800 $10,192,829
Water debt (included in the above total)
2,102,000
2,427,0. 0
Water debt sinking fund,included in above total
8352,000
$711,468
CITY PROPERTY.
-The water-works owned by St. Paul are self-sustaining and cost $6,603,641. The water debt is to be met by the Board of
Water Commissioners, who, according to the city charter, "shall establish
such water-rates as will at all times Insure to the city a sufficient Income to
pay interest and to provide a fund to pay principal upon all the bonds, etc..
Issued for water purposes." The value of all property owned by the city,
including the water works, Jan. 1 1909 was estimated at 820,460,000.
VALUATION AND INDEBTEDNESS.
-The city's assessed valuation
Is said to be about 60% of actual value.
Total City
Assessed Valuation
Tax Rate Bonds.
Years
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000. Dec. 31.
1908
883,205,697 821,570,103 8104,775,800 832.00 89,040,009
1907
81.869,800
22,994,441 104,864,241
29 50
8,816,000
1906
79,398,227
23,723,408 102,723,408
20.60
8,294.000
1905
75,251,237
20,820,285
96,071,522
30.60
8,193,000
1904
74,332,561
21.442,801
95,775,3112
27.00
8 112,600
74,436,451
1903
19,555,967
93,992,418
29.10
8,072,600
70,877,728
1900
15,759,918
86,637,646
22.40
8.001.100
106,204,133
1890
16,895,335 122,000,000
20.00
7.579,965
1880
21,048,048
6,907,339
27,955,387
18.00
1,873.310
All the valuation figures are as reported after deducting exemptions.
POPULATION.
-In 1905 was 197,023; in 1900 it was 163,085; in 1800.
133.156; in 1880. 41,473; in 1870, 20.030.
SOUTH ST. PAUL. Jno. J. O'Brien, Recorder.
South St. Paul is situated in Dakota County. Incorporated 1886.
LOANSImprovement Bonds
When Due.
Refunding Bridge Bonds
fis
a J-D $47,000c_ June 1 1919
4;is
M-N $86,520c___May 1 1911 6s
a M-S 11,000c_Sept 15 1922
City-Hail Bonds
Educational Bonds
8s a J-D $10,000cJune 1 1914 68
a J-D 821,000c__June 1 1914
Os
a J•D
5,000c___Dec 1 1920 68 a J-D
3,000c_ _Dec 2 1910
Fire Department Bonds
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $292,520
6s
a J-D $5.000c____June 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1909_2,398,019
6s a M-S
3,000c_ _ Sept 15 1917 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
68
a J-D
3.000c_ _June 1 1920 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$38.90
6s
a J-J
3,000c__ _Dec 1 1920 Population in 1905
3,458
High School Bonds.
Population in 1900
2,322
4s
J-D $50,000c.....Dec 2 1935 Population in 1009 (est.)
6,500
4s '09 July 45,000
1939
• a All the 6% bonds above have an endorsement stamped on back of each
bond aria coupon, reducing the interest to 4M %,and also making the bonds
subject to call on thirty days' notice.
INTEREST on the high-school bonds is payable in St. Paul; on all other
bonds at the Amer. Exchange National Bank, New York City.
STEVENS COUNTY. F. E. Ware, Auditor.
Morris is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1908_ _$4,779,920
Court House and Funding Bonds. (Assessment on real estate is about
Dec 830,000c
1913
1-3 and on personal property about
Os
Railroad Aid Bonds.
4actual value.)
1
55 '92 J-J $50 000c__ _Jan 1 1923 State & Co. tax (per 81.000)'08$10.83
BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_8105,518 Population in 1905
9,215
INTEREST Is payable in Morris.
STILLWATER. J. H. Ward, Clerk.
This city Is situated in Washington County. Incorporated 1854.
LOANSWhen Due
Refunding Bonds
•
Current Fund Bonds
5s '91 J-J $25,000c_ _Jan 171921
Os '82 F-A 820,000c_ _Feb 15 1912 BOND. DEBT Apr 28 1909_8315,000
Permanent Improvement
Total assessed val. 1908.._3,879,732
M-S$100,000c___Sept 1 1911 (Assessment is 60% actual value.)
Os
58
_Sept
M-S 50,000c_ _Sept 1 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 19081_435 00
Os
A-0 60.000c_ _Oct 1 1917 Population in 1907
12,435
58
J-J
60,000c_ _ _July 1 1921 Population in 1900
12 318
INTEREST is payable at Fifth Avenue Bank. New York,
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor divisions in the
State which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports:
Bonded Floating Assessed
Tax PopukiDebt.
Debt. Valuation. p.$1,000, lion
Location$
$
$
$
Ada Independent Sch. Dist_ 25,000
_
563,939 16.00
Altkin (V), Aitkin County____ 30,000 10,439
.89
377,602 ____
6
11995
Aitken County
110,000
:
9,537
6,640 000 ____
477033
Altkin School District
35,000
2,000
Aurora (V.), St. Louis Co
45,000
1,745,
454 _ _ _ _
336
Austin (C.), Mower County_ _ _ _ 6550:00000 32,069 1,742,397a39,50
13.20
6,489
Austin School District
1,672,179
Barnesville (C), Clay County
30,000
8,500
337,420 ___1.566
Becker County
32,000
None 7,158,384d10.43 18,490
Bemidji (V), Beltrami County.. 75,000 10,000 1,300,000 ___
3,800
Bemldli Independent Sch. Dist. 77,000
Benson (V), Swift County
35,000
3,685
Blue Earth (C), Faribault Co
30,000
3,600 - - - - 589,iiia38?6_ 32. 88
76
2
1:324
Blue Earth County
77,500
None 13,000,000 _
Blue Earth School District
None
32,500
699,950 16.30
Breckenridge (C.), WIlkin Co__ 51,699
None
234
Brown County
86,403'
8,283,787 ____ 20,523
Chippewa
: 00
0 0
50
5,011,515 ____ 13,356
Chisholm School Dist. No. 40_ _ 85
County4
25,419,279 3.60
Clay County
40,000 34,024
19,457
Dawson (V), Lac qui Pane Co_ 30,000
327,000 26.00
None
1,056
Dawson School District
30,000
348,498 26 00
None
Detroit (C). Becker County___ 27,500
639,919620.10
2,149
None
Detroit Ind. School District_
786,063 1.80
78,000
Douglas County
5,583,849
121,400
____ 18,780
East Grand Forks (C), Polk Co 75,000
498,847 7.00
2,489
Eveleth (C). St. Louis County 63,500
5,332
1,279,438 52.10
Fairmont (C), Martin County__ 71.000
Grand Rapids (Twp.). ItascaCo. 33,000
1,263,900
Grand Rapids (V), Itasca Co__ 61.000
8,000
2:055
259 5
650,000a17 00
Hallock (V), Kittson County.._ 25,000
1,800
1,014
295,420a42.60
Hallock Township
73,000
179,981
Jackson County
65,000
8,065,052 ____ 14,838
Lesueur (C), Lesueur County__ 25,000
431,165a31.00
1,842
Lincoln County
80,000
None 4,728,942 d7.70
9,988
Litchfield School District
50,000
Little Falls (C.), Morrison Co_ _116,000
1,308,056a45.80
5,856
Luverne (C), Rock County_ _ _ _ 43,000
None
756,757a37.70
2,272
McKinley Sch. Dist. No. 18___ 67,000
5,567,822 8.20
McLeod
:030000
7,064,989 c4.42 19,315
Indep, Sch. D. No. 74_ 41
MadisonCounty38
285,000
Marshall School District
42,000
None
949,0C10
Mace (V). Milielacs County_ _ 30,000 12,000 _
_
a71 00
1,319
Montevideo (C.), Chippewa Co_ 45,110
2,595
633,000a39.00
1,800
Moorhead, Clay County90,000
1,235,978 26.00
4,797
Morrison County
165,000
5,466,125 c9.67 24,584
Mountain Lake School District_ 35,000
None
280,000
New Ulm (C), Brown County_ 90,000
1.000,000 42.00
5,720
Nobles County
78.000
9,394,354 c4.07 15,056
Owatonna (C), Steele County__ 70,000
7,620 1,541,364a34 00
5,651
Park Rapids(V.), HubbardCo__ 31,500
9,500
1,719
365,000 _ __
Pine County
27,400
4,786,612 ci 27 14,869
Pipestone (C), Pipestone Co__ 40 0 0
25:00 0 3,000
533,866a53 00
2,885
Plpestone School District
647,936
Plainview School District
28,000
444,777 19.00
None
Redwood Falls (C), RedwoodCo 39,770
4,000
1,806
494,335 35.00
Renville (C), Renville County_ 29,000
1,229
325,000a41.00
2,500
Renville County
45,000
11,600,000 63.17 24,032
Rochester (C), Olmstead Co__ 30,000 27,000 2,750,000 50,00
7,238
Rock County
25,000
None 6,151,391 4.82
9,729
Roseau County
73,000
2,543,805 c10.27 11,191
St. James (C),'Watonwah Co.._ 65,000
3,500
2,320
811,667 ___
St. Peter (C), Nicoiett County_ 42,000
3,000
950,000a32.00
4,514
Sandstone School Dist No S. 39,000
556,916
Sauk Centre (C.), Stearns Co_ _ _ 28,000
900,165
2.463
__
Sauk Rapids (V), Benton Co_ _ _ 25.000
2,288
1,552
146,367a5000
_Shelburne County
31,000
7,963
None 2,228,139 03 67
Springfield (V), Brown County_ 31,500
1,540
Thief Riv.Falls(C),Red Lake Co 72,500
752,954a41.60
3,502
Thief River Falls School Dist_ 27,300
538,737 28.50
Tracy, Linn County
37,000
550,889a30.00
2,015
2,000
Two Harbors (V), Lake County 99,500
718,000a41.00
4,402
8,000
Virginia School District No. 22_ 57,000
None
10.40
Wadena, Wadena County
27,000
558,733031.00
2,350
1,868
Waseca (C), Waseca County_ 49,000
3,234
2,838
749,073 38.80
Wells (V), Farlbault County
27,000 14,000
325,000a4720
1.814
Willmar (C.), Kandlyohl Co
50,000
3,600 1,207,725a36.00
4,040
(C) City. (V) Village. a Total tax. b City tax. c County tax.
d State and county tax.
State of Iowa.
ITS
•
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act June 12 1838)__ _July 3 1838
Admitted as a State (Act Dec. 28 1846)
-Dec. 28 1846
Total Area of State (square miles)
56,025
State Capital
Des Moines
Governor (term expires Jan. 1911)
B. F. Carroll
Secretaty of State (1st Monday Jan. 1911)___W. C. Hayward
W W. Morrow
Treasurer (1st Monday Jan. 1911)
J. L. Bleakly
Auditor (1st Monday Jan. 1911)
Under the "biennial election" amendment adopted in 1904, the General
Assembly meets biennially in odd years on the second Monday in January.
The township of Winnebago City is In Faribault County and contains the There is no limit to length of session.
village of the same name.
-For the early history of Iowa's debt see "State
HISTORY OF DEBT.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ __ _$371,233
Refunding Railroad Aid Bonds.
(Assessm't abt. 1-3 to X actual val.) and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 110.
Os
Jan 825 000c&r___Jan 1921 Twp. tax rate (per $1,000)'08_814.50
-Iowa has no bonded debt. On Sept. 1
FINANCIAL CONDITION.
July 10,000c&r_ .July1918 Population in 1905
5s
2,037 1909 there were 867,050 56 warrants outstanding and the State had cash
4 48
J-J
13.000c&r_Dec31 1925 Population in 1900 was
2,250 in the general revenue fund amounting to $404,109 29 The Permanent
TWP. DEBT Sept 20 1909_848,000
School Fund on July 1 1909 aggregated 84,786,712 56,
INTEREST on $25,000 Issue Is payable at the office of Town Treasurer
-The equalized assessed valuation (3 acEQUALIZED VALUATION.
,
4
on other bonds at County Treasurer's office.
tual value) has been as follows in the years named
Express
WINONA. Paul A. Jasmer, City Recorder.
Telephone &
Property.Personal
Railroads. Teleg. Cos.
This city is the county seat of Winona County. Incorporated Mch 6 1857
Lands.
Total.
LOANS1909____8487,221,300 8125,904,108 $64,722,455 83,828,819 8681,676,682
When Due.
Winona S. W. RY•
Ref. Ferry Road & Bridge Bonds 5s
J-J $80.0000 Jan 1 '10-'17 1908___ 475,893,422 123,492,167 64,524,659 3,757,985 667,668,233
48
l907__.. 470,915,162 119,527,554 64,194,327 3,448,283 658,085.326
J-J $15,000c___Jan 1 1933
Park Bonds.
High Wagon Bridge
455,871,611 112,882.114 63,044,617 2,935,480 634,733,822
45i '06 J-I $10,000_ _ _July 1 1929
.
5s
Jan $100,000c Jan 1 1919-'28 BOND. DEBT Sept I909__ 8331,000 1905... 450,810,676 108,462,123 58,785,749 2,835,562 620,894,110
Water
-Works Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
85,000 1904____ 471,488,816 110,171,711 58,053,770 2 730,267 643,281,838
3 Yi s
J-J 1845,000c July 1 '29-'31 Total assessed val. 1909___7,200,000 1903_ .. 466,597,610 102,044,014 56,947,711 2,348.066 627,937,401
I 5,0000___Jan 1 1932 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value) i902._ 410,189,783 109,168,678 51,570,242 1,911,688 572,840,391
5s
98,856,185 46,194,727 1,451 959 539,753,759
J-J
25,000c_July 1 '19-'23 Total tax (per 81,000) 1908_ __$37.00 1900____ 393,250,888
4;is
J-J
10,0000 July 1 '10-'11 Population In 1890 was
663,874 523,862,858
18.208 1890____ 374,753,112 105,543,264 42,902,608
Sewer Bonds.
82,638,655 23.646,161
Population In 1900 was
152,706 409,819,020
19.714 1880____ 303.381.498
5s
J-J 819,000c July 1 '17-'18 Population In 1905
20,334
TAX RATE.
-The State tax (per 81,000) for 1909 Is 83.90; this includes
f 15,000c July 1 '12-'18
.a
83 40 general State tax and § cents for educational
1908
J-J ( 12,000c July 1 '24-'27
33s
INTEREST payable at National It was 84.00, of which 83.50 was for general State tax purposes; for and
and special tax
t 5.000c___July 1 1928 Park Bank, New York City.
50 cents for educational purposes; for 1907 it was 83.90, made up of a genWORTHINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT eral State tax of 83.40 and the special tax of 50 cents for educational purposes.
NO. 5, G. W. Patterson, Pres. of School Board.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
-On Nov. 3 1908 an amendment
A district (P. 0. Worthington) In Nobles County.
to the State Constitution was adopted by tile voters. The amendment.
LOANSWhen Due. I
which Is an addition to Section 18 of Article 1, provides for the construction
Refunding Bonds.
of drains, ditches and levees, as well as the organizationlof drainage dis48 '09 A-0 $33,000...._ .Apr 1 19241
tricts. V. 87, p. 1556.
WINNEBAGO CITY. E. C. Moulton, Township Clerk.
Nor., 1909.1
IOWA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
119
-Iowa's Constitution restricts the creating of
DEBT LIMITATION.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
debt, both State debt and municipal debt.
STATE OF IOWA.
FIRST, as to State debt, the limitation made is not absolute, for it permits
-For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following.
Other debt if authorized by some law for some single specified work. But seeNOTE.
"Additional Statements" at the end of this Stale.
this permission is very safely guarded-(1) the law must provide for the collection of a direct annual tax sufficient to pay the interest regularly and dis- BLACK HAWK COUNTY. J. J. Rainbow, County Auditor.
County seat Is Waterloo.
charge the debt in twenty years; and (2) the law cannot take effect until it
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 4 '09.. $75,000
LOANShas been submitted to the people at a general election, and has received a
Total assessed val. 1908__11,665,740
Court House and Jail Bonds.
appraised value.)
A-0 $15,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1911 (Assess't about
majority of the votes cast. All the debt provisions relating to the State 4s
(Subject to call $10,000 yearly 1907 State & Co. tax (per M) 1908 ...$16 30
we give below:
36,617
Population in 1905
to 1911.)
indebtedness.) The credit of
ARTICLE 7, Section 1. (Limitation of State
32,399
Population in 1900
Funding Bonds.
the State shall not in any manner be given or loaned to, or in aid of, any 4s
M-N $60,000c_ _May 1 1913
INTEREST is payable In Chicago.
individual, association or corporation; and the State shall never assume or
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
become responsible for the debts or liabilities of any individual, association
or corporation, unless incurred in time of war for the benefit of the State.
BURLINGTON. Frank C. Norton, Auditor.
State may contract debts to supply casual
Section 2. [Same.] 'the
This city is In lies Moines County. Incorporated July 2 1836.
deficits or failures in revenues, or to meet expenses otherwise provided for: LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val 1908_43,812.825
but the aggregate amount of such debts, direct and contingent, whether
Refunding Bonds
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
more Acts of the General Assembly or at 48 '04 F-A$40,000c____Aug 1 1924 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$81 90
contracted by virtue of one or
different periods of time, shall never exceed the sum of $250,000; and the
23,201
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1900
money arising from the creation of such debts shall be applied to the pur- 48 '04 F-A $80,000c___Aug 1 1924 Population in 1905
25,318
pose for which it was obtained, or to repay the debts so contracted, and to
Fire and Police Station and
Population in 1909 (est.).__ 27.000
no other purpose whatever.
Sewer Bonds,
INTEREST is payable at Burling(For what other purposes State may contract debt.) In addi- 5s '07 M-N $60.000c__ _Nov 1 1927 ton.
Section 4.
tion to the above limited power to contract debts, the State may contract General bonds Sept 1009_4180,000
debts to repel Invasion, suppress Insurrection, or defend the State in war: BURLINGTON SCHOOL
DISTRICT
D. S. Cooper, Secretary of School
but the money arising from the debts so contracted shall be applied for the
Board.
purpose for which it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other LOANSWhen Due. 48 '09 M-N 41.000__Aug 1 1919
purpose whatever.
1909_2191,000
Section O. (Other debts to be authorized.) Except the debts herelnbefore 4s '08 ____ $150,000____Jan 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Nov
specified in this article, no debt shall be hereafter contracted by or on behalf (Subject to call after Feb. 1 1913.)
this State, unless such debt shall be authorized by some law for some CEDAR RAPIDS. Henry J. Aehter, Treasurer.
of
single work or object, to be distinctly specified therein; and such law shall
Cedar Rapids is in Linn County. Charter granted 1856. On July 1 1903
impose and provide for the collection of a direct annual tax sufficient to pay
the interest on such debt as It falls due, and also to pay and discharge the the city took over the management and operation of the water works forprincipal of such debt within twenty years from the time of contracting merly owned by the Cedar Rapids Water Co., and assumed all the outstandthereof; but no such law shall take effect until at a general election it shall ing obligations, amounting to $450,000. of which $115,000 has been paid,
have been submitted to the people, and have received a majority of all the leaving outstanding $335,000.
Sewer District Bonds.
When Due.
votes cast for and against It at such election; and all money raised by au- LOANS68
___ $123,000
Funding Bonds.
thority of such law shall be applied only to the specific object therein stated,
(One-tenth payable annually.)
or to the payment of the debt created thereby; and such law shall be pub- 4s '09 J-D $111,000c
$96.721
lished in at least one newspaper In each county, if one is published therein, ($10,000 due each year on June 1.) Intersection bonds (add'i)
Water Ca. Bonds (debt assumed.) BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '094649,000
throughout the State for three months preceding the election at which it
55 '97 MN $150.000c_ Nov 11927 Water debt (included)... 315,000
is submitted to the people.
call Nov 19(17 at 105.) Total assessed val. 1908_. 5,770,528
ARTICLE VIII, Section 3. (State not to be a stockholder.) The State shall (Subject to $160.0oec JulF 1 '10-'17
actual value.)
(Assessment at
not become a stockholder in any corporation, nor shall it assume or pay the 4 1 9'03 .I-J(
5,000c July 1 1918 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08421.95
4
or liability of any corporation, unless incurred in time of war for the
debt
28,759
Population in 1905
(Subject to call any J-J at par.)
benefit of the State.
Population 1900 (Census)_....25,656
Refunding Bonds.
SECOND, as to municipal indebtedness, the limit is fixed absolutely in 4s '06 ___ $100,000__ _July 1 19161Population in 1909 (est.)
32,000
the Constitution. The provisions covering the subject are as follows:
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at the Norwich Savings
water-works bonds at the North. Tr
ARTICLE VIII, Section 4. (Corporation not to be a stockholder.) No polit- Society. Norwich, Conn.; the 4
ical or municipal corporation shall become a stockholder in any banking Co., Chicago, Ill.; the water 5s at the Farmers' ;Loan & Trust Co., N. Y.
City; funding bonds at First National Bank. Chicago, and on the sewer
indirectly.
corporation, directly or
bonds at the office of the City Treasurer.
ARTIOLE Xl, Section 3. [To what amount county or other corporations
may become indebted.) No county or other political or municipal corporation CEDAR RAPIDS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. .1. M. inglold.
Secretary.
shall be allowed to become indebted in any manner, or for any purpose, to
High-School Improvem't Bonds
When Due.
an amount in the aggregate exceeding 5 % on the value of the taxable prop- LOANS48 '09 F-A $60,000c_ _Aug 1 1919
Refunding Bonds.
erty within such county or corporation-to be ascertained by the last State
and county tax list previous to the incurring of such indebtedness. [The 3%8'00 J-D $40,000e_ June 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Oct 23 '09_ $211,000
Assessed valuation 1908_6,003.055
(Subject to call June 1 1905.)
Legislature, however, has fixed a lower limit, as stated below.]
J-D $63,000cJune 11011 (Assessment at 5j actual value.)
The above (Section 3, Article XI) covers cities, counties, towns and every 3 48'01
School tax (per 31,000) 1908.432 20
(Subject to call June 1 1906.1
other kind of political or municipal corporation. The Supreme Court of 43s '08___ $48,000c____July 1918 INTEREST Is payable at the Treaaurer's office.
Iowa has decided that even a school district is such a corporation and subject to same limit. The Legislature of 1000 passed a bill (Chapter 41, Laws COUNCIL BLUFFS. J. F. MeAneney, Auditor.
of 1900), fixing the limit of indebtedness of counties or other political or
Council Bluffs is in Pottawattande County. Incorporated 1853.
municipal corporations at only 1 % of the actual value of property therein
A temporary injunction was granted on Jan. 5 1909 by the U. S. Circuit
returned by the last tax list. This change was made because, under a Court restraining the issuance of $600,000 bonds voted In October 1908 for
as
the construction or purchase of a municipal water-works system. V. 88. P.
revision of the Revenue Law which went into effect in 1898, property is now 578. This injunction was removed on Oct. 22 1909 by the U. S. Circuit
appraised for taxation on a much higher basis than formerly. In 1004 Court. V. 89, p. 1176. See remarks under State debt limit.
Intersection I m pro v.
and again in 1906 the Act was amended, the important sections now read-(5-20s.)
Regular Bonded Debt.
J-D $40,000c
45is
Refunding.
ing as follows:
Debt Sept. 17 1909.
40'83 A-0 $30,000c___Oct 1 1918
Section 1. That section thirteen hundred and six-b (1306-b) of the supBonded under 5% !mit_ _ 4150,500
(Subject to call after 1903.)
plement to the code and chapter forty-three (43) of the Acts of the 30th
Intersection bonds (add')) __ 85,000
Funding Bonds
General Assembly be and the same are hereby repealed, and the following
1$106 ,000e_ _Sept '10-17 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ 235,500
enacted In 1 eu thereof:
even years Assessed valuation 1909_ _17,179,220
"No county or other political or municipal corporation shall be allowed 4 4s M-S 1 13,000 in
actual value.)
and $13,500 in odd y'rs (Assessment about
to become indebted in any manner or for any purpose to an amount exceed1919 Total tax (per 1.1,000) '08-'09422.49
$l,500c
ing In the aggregate the amount of one and one-fourth per centum of the
21.474
Population In 1890
lino't 10-20s.
actual value of the taxable property within such county or corporation, Os Intersection
25,802
1910 Population in 1900
Var $25 500c
except that cities and incorporated towns may, for the purpose of purchas- 6s
25.231
1911 Population in 1905
Var 11,000c
ine erecting or maintaining and operating waterworks, electric light and (38
1912
INTEREST is payable in New
Var
6,500c
works and heating plants, or of building and constructing Os
power plants gas
1913 York City at the National Park
Var
4.0000
sewers, incur an indebtedness not exceeding in the aggregate. added to all Os
1914 Bank; also at the City Treasury.
3,0000
J-J
other indebtedness, five per centum of the actual value of the taxable 6s
1915
0-Jan 2,500c
such city or incorporated town. The amount of such taxaproperty within
ble property shall be ascertained by the last State and county tax list pre- COUNCIL BLUFFS SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. J. Hughes, Secretary.
This district is co-extensive with Kane Township and the City of Council
vious to the incurring of such Indebtedness.
'Section 2 Provided, that before snch indebtedness can be contracted Bluffs.
When Due.j BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '09_ $162,000
in excess of one and one-quarter per centum of the actual value of the taxa- LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_ _ _4,300,000
Refunding Bonds.
ble property ascertained as above provided in this Act, a petition signed by
a majority of the qualified electors of such city or town shall be filed with as '00 J-J $60,000e_ _July 2 1910 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
-(Subject to call July 2 1905.) [School tax(per$1,000)'09.$34.00 7-10
the Council of such city or town, asking that an election shall be called,
stating the purposes for which the money is to be used and that the necessary 4s '02 J-J 1102,000c_ _July 1 1912 ,
-(Subject to call July 1 1907.) 1
waterworks, electric light and power plants, gas works, heating plants or
sewers, cannot be purchased, erected, built or furnished within the limit of
INTEREST on the refunding bonds due 1910 is payable at the First
one and one-quarter per centum of the valuation. And provided, that in National Bank. Chleatro: on all other bonds at the National Park Bank.
cities having a populationf more than ten thousand, the petition need not New York City
be signed by more than two hundred qualified electors.
CRAWFORD COUNTY. J. G. Hugg, Deputy Treasurer.
Sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 prescribe manner of holding elections, issuance of
Denison is the county seat.
bonds &c.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1909_ $7,687,239
Bridge Bonds.
In 1004 an Act passed the Legislature, approved March 30, which per(Assessment from 50% to 90% actual value.)
mits independent school districts containing or contained in any incorporated 4)0'08 A-0 $50,000
($4,000 each six months beginning State and county tax rate (per •
town or city of the second class of 3,000, or less, population to become In$21 40
$ , ) 1909
April 1 1916.)
21,685
Court House Bonds.
, Population In 1900
debted for the purpose of building and furnishing school houses and pro21.000
4s
Dec
$84,000__May 1 '10-'13 Population in 1905
curing sites, to an amount not exceeding 23 % of the actual value of taxable
23,000
1Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call.)
excess above the 1 4% limit BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09..$134,000
property. It is provided. however, that any
must be authorized by a vote of the people. See V. 78 p. 1408.
INTEREST on the bridge bonds Is payable at the Crawford County
-In a decision rendered by State Bank in Denison: on the court-house bonds at the Bank of Denison.
DECISION REGARDING DEBT LIMIT.
Judge Smith McPherson of the U. S. Circuit Court on Oct. 22 1909, a temTreasurer.
porary injunction against the City of Council Bluffs restraining them from DALLAS COUNTY. E. Conger,
Adel is the county seat.
issuing certain bonds voted In October 1908 for a municipal water system
TVhen Due. BONDED DEBT Sept '094115,000
was dismissed. The principal question raised in the suit was whether the LOANSAssessed valuation 1909._ _7,000,000
-House Bonds
Court
proposed bond Issue would Increase the indebtedness of the city beyond
J-J $25,500...July 1 '10-'12 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
the limit prescribed by law. The city's contention was that It could Issue 4s
23.058
Population in 1900
Funding Bonds
bonds up to 5% of the actual value of tile property of the city. The plaintiff
23,035
A-0 $67,000___Apr 15 1924 Population in 1905
argued that the city could not legally exceed 5% of the taxable value, this 4 it3
23,500
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call Apr 15 1914.)
in the State Constitution. Judge McPherson, howbeing the word used
INTEREST at Winslow, Lanier&Co.
____ $10,000
ever, construed "taxable" to mean the actual value of property subject to 4;is
Drainage District Bonds.
taxation, and not the assessed value, which, by the State code, is fixed at
1910-1916
only 25% of the actual value. In taking this position Judge McPherson 5lis'06 A-0 $12,500
refers to the opinion of the State Supreme Court handed down in 1005, in DAVENPORT. Waldo Becker, Mayor; W. G. Noth, Treas.
the case of Halsey vs. City of Belle Plaine (128 Iowa 467), wIrch, he says,
This city is in Scott County. Incorporated as a town Jan. 25 1839 and
puts at rest the question raised. V. 89, p. 1176.
a city eb. 5 1851.
-The 1909 Legislature passed an Act providing as
BONDS TAX FREE.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4350.000
LOANSfor the exemption from taxation of municipal, school and drainage bonds
Sinking fund
7.077
Funding Bonds.
or certificates hereafter issued. It is expressly provided, however, that
$108,000c___Nov 1 1910 Total assessed val. 1909__23,281,885
banks or trust companies holding such bonds or certificates shall not be
32,000c_Nov 1 '11-'14 (Assessment about 3i actual value.)
permitted to make any deduction from the assessment of their shares by
50,000c_Nov 1 '15-'19 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'01418 00
26,872
reason of that fact. V. 88, p. 1329.
60,000c..Nov 1 '20-'22 Population in 1890
4s '09 M.N
50,000c_Nov 1 '23-'24 Population in 1900 (Census)_..35,254
POPULATION OP STATE
39,797
120,000c_Nov 1 '25-'28 Population in 1905
2,210,33711880
14924211142
...„1,624,61511850
1905
1. 30,000c---Mch 1 1929 Population In 1901 (est)____ 50,000
1,194,02011840
2,231,853 1870
1900
674 9131
INTEREST is payable at the Imp. & Traders' Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
1,911,898 1860
1890
120
IOWA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VOL. Lxxxtx.
DAVENPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. D. McCollister. Secretary.
LEE COUNTY. W.H. South, Auditor.
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_5329,000
School Building Bonds.
County seat is Fort Madison.
J-D $84,000c_June 1 1914 Assessed valuation 1908 _11,613,814
4s
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909- $375,000
LOANS(Assessm't M appraised value.)
(Subject to call June 1 1909.)
Hosting debt
57,000
Refunding Compromise Bonds.
4s '06 M-S $85,000c__Mch 1 1916 School tax (per $1.000) 1908_519 20 3 Ms J-D $350,000c Dec. 1 '10-'20 Total assessed val. 1908_8,545,232
Population in 1909 (est).
43,000
(Subject to call Mch 1 1911.)
about X appraised value-)
INTEREST is payable at Davenport. ($25,000 due yearly 1910; $30,000 (Assess't
High School Building Bonds.
Yearly 1911-1915; $35,000 yearly State & Co.tax(per$1,000)'08 $24 00
48 '06 A-05100,000 _ __Oct 1 1916
38,006
Population in 1905
1916-1920).
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1911.)
39,719
Population In 1900
4s '09 J-J $50,000... July 6 1919
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank. Chicago.
1914.)
(Subject to call after July 6
MARSHALLTOWN. F. B. Wiley, City Clerk.
DES MOINES. John B.Lucas,Treasurer.
Des Moines Is situated in Polk County. Incorporated as a town In 1851
and as a city in 1857. On June 20 1907 this city voted in favor of a
commission form of government. See V. 85. p. Us. Tne constitutionality
of the new form of city government was urani.nously affirmed by the Supreme Court of the State of Iowa on Feb. 18 19 18. V. 86. p. 870.
City-Hall Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
1914
$80,000
Funding Bonds.
1915-1918
4s '95 J-J $283,000c___July 1 1915 48'09 J-J
1 60,000
919-1926
160,000
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
50,000 ---- 1927-1928
4s '96 M-N.5300,000c__May 1 1916
45 '97 M-N
35,000c__May 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909: $1,266,000
Total assessed val. 1908. _19,386,645
3 Ms'98 J-D
40.000
(Assessment is M actual value.)
4Ms'08
180,000c___Aug 1 1928
City tax rate (per $1.000)'08 $37.90
City Hall Site Bonds.
75,626
1$10,000r__May 1 1912 Population in 1905
62,139
15,000r___May 1 1917 Population In 1900
50,093
4 Ms'07M-N 20,000r___May 1 1922 Population In 1890
20,000r_May 1 '23-'26 Population In 1908 (est.) ___100,000
INTEREST is payable at the City
( 13,000r__May 1 1927
Treasurer's office.
WEST DES MOINES INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. John H.
Hogan Treasurer.
When Due,I BOND. DEBT Nov 8 1909 $877,200
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__19,386,645
4s '09 _ _ $130000.._June 1 '14-'23 School tax (per $1,000) 1907_$22 50
Building Bonds.
4s '09 J-J 5200,000_July 6 '25-'29
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank, Chicago, and at the
Marquardt Savings Bank in Des Moines.
I
DUBUQUE. John W. Lawlor, Committee Clerk.
Dubuque is situated in Dubuque County. Incorporated as a town in
1837 and as a city in 1841.
LOANSWater Works Bonds.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds
J-D $384,000_-Juno 1 1920
4%s
(Subject to call $40.000 yearly.)
5s
J-D $26,5000___Deo 1 1911
4a
F-A 96.000c_Feb 1 1916 GEN. B'D D'T Mch 1 '09 __$685,282
384,000
4s
A-0 105,000c__ _Apr 1 1916 Water debt
122,857
4s
J-J 120,000c__Jan 1 1917 Improvement debt
190,340
43
F-A 240,000c__Feb 1 1917 Floating debt
45
A-0 34,132c___Oct 1 1919 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 '09_ 1,382,479
35,000c_ _ Jan 1 1921 Total assessed val. 1908_ _24,560,940
45
J-J
F-A 15,400c_Feb 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908-__513.00
4s
F-A 13,250c__Feb 1 1920 Population in 1900 (Census). .36,297
334s
Population in 1905
41,194
INT. payable by City Treas.& N.Y.
DUBUQUE COUNTY. Theo. Scharle, Auditor.
County seat is Dubuque.
LOANSWhen Dup. Total assessed val. 1908_$13,547,750
Court House Bonds.
(Assessm't abt. Vi appraised value)
4s
j 3125.000c_ _ _ (an 1 1916 State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'08 $18.10
-J
BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_ $125,000 Population in 1905
61,471
Floating debt (est)
175,000 Population in 1900
56.403
• INTEREST is payable at Dubuque.
FORT DODGE. King E. Beal, City Clerk.
This city is situated in Marshall County. First incorporated in July 1863;
Incorporated as a city of the second class March 1868.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $34,000c-Jan 1 1920
Funding Bonds.
4s
434s'04 J-J $12,000c_July 1 '10-'14 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909.-583,000
($4,000 due In 1910,'12 and '14.)
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _7,572,128
$88 00
-Works Refunding Bonds
Water
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909
11,544
J-J $37,000c___July 1 1916 Population in 1900
43-s
12,045
(Subject to call 1909 )
Population In 1905
INTEREST on all bonds is payan e in Chicago, Ill.
MARSHALLTOWN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICI. Geo. W.
Beasley, Secretary.
Refunding Bonds
I • Building Bonds.
4s'01
F-A $12,000
4s'06
J-J $15,000___July 1 1916
48' 02 J-J
57,000_ _ July 1 1912
(Subject to call after Julyel 1911.)
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_ $84,000
Assessed valuation 1908.._ _1,893,032
School tax (per $1,000) '08 --$37.50
MONONA-HARRISON DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1.
C. E. Blanchard, County Auditor.
A district in Monona and Harrison
When Due.
LOAN Drainage Bonds.
5s '07 J-J $1!,000c__Jan 1 '10-'17
6s '07 M-N 297,000c_Dec 1 '13-'21
Counties. P. 0. Onawa.
BOND DEBT Mch 1909$297,000
INT. payable at the Am. Tr. & Say.
Bank of Chicago.
MUSCATINE. Gustav Weis, Recorder.
Muscatine is situated in Muscatine County. Incorporated 1851. The
water bonds are not a direct city obligation, being payable only from waterworks receipts.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ __ $135,000
LOANS87,500
Water bonds (additional)__
Refunding Bonds
20,236
43s
A-0 j$67.500_Apr '10.18 Floating debt
67,500_Oct '10-'18 Total assessed val. 1909__ _2,283,840
actual value.)
(Assessment about
Water Bonds
J-D 1527,500___June '10-'20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1009_575 50
5s
27,500_Dec '10-'20 City tax per $1,000) 1909____ 38.00
Population in 1905
15,087
5s '06 A-0 30,000
Population In 1900
14,073
INTEREST is payable in Muscatine and New York.
MUSCATINE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
F-A $25,000_
__ 1912 BONDED DEBT Jan 1908_$69,000
45
(Subject to call 1907.)
Assessed valuation 1907_ _ _2,064,277
School tax (per $1,000)1907_529 00
Refunding Bonds4 Ms'04 A-0 $44,000____Oct 1 1914
•
(Subject to call Oct 1 1909.)
1
MTJSCATINE COUNTY. A. S. Lawrence, Auditor.
Muscatine Is the county seat.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909_ _$8,025,991
LOANS(Assessment about M actual value.)
Court House and Jail Bonds.
3133.000
State and county tax rate (per
41 '07
$16,00
$1,000) 1909
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $135,000
30,000
Population In 190)(est.)
INTEREST is payable at Muscatine.
OSKALOOSA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This city Is In Webster County. Incorporated 1869.
When Due
Refunding Bonds (continued).
LOANSA district (P. 0. Oskaloosa) in Mallaslca County.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
J-D $25,00(L__ _
1923 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $50,000
M S $31,000c_ __Mch 1 1918
(Subject to call 191
- -3.)-4s
4 Ms'09 M-S $35,000c__ _Sept 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1908_1,737,615
430
M-S $27.000c __Sept 1 1923 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1914.
(Subject to call 1908.)
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1913.)
4s '05 F-A $16,000c_ Feb 1 1925
T. J. Phillips, Mayor.
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_5129,000
(Subject to call Feb 1 1915.)
Ottumwa is in Wapello County. Incorporation-Special charter 1857
4Ms'09 J-D
5,000c _June 1 1929 Total assessed val. 1909_ _9,950,000
reorganized under General Incorporation Law 1868; city of first class 1893.
Bonds.
Refunding
(Assessment about
actual value.)
40'08- 25,000c___Aug 1 1928 Total tax per ($1,000) 1909___ $7.50 The State Supreme Court has declared Illegal the $34 000 railway-aid
14,369 bonds mentioned below. See V. 80, p. 483, 1985; V. 81, p. 1507; V. 82,
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1918.) Population in 1905
12 162 p. 406.
Population in 1900_
City Improvement Bonds
When Due.
LOANSFORT MADISON. A. M. Lowrey, Treasurer.
May 1 1910
$2,200
6s '05
Funding Bonds
-1897
County seat of Lee County. Incorporated Oct. 21 1865.
4 Ms
A-0 $35,000____Mch 1 1917 BOND. DEB r Jan 1908_ 100,000
When Due. Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ __$711 00
Assessed valuation 1907_2,707,499
LOANS(Subject to call 1912.)
Population In 1890
7,901 4 Ms
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 $30,000___Oct 15 1917 (Assessment about M appraised val.)
J-J $120,000c___July 1 1922 Population In 1900
9,278
Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_597 00
45
Refunding Bonds-1897
Population in 1905 ______
8 767 4 Ms
20,181
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
A-0 $30.000____Oct 1 1917 Population in 1905
11,000
18,197
GEN. BONDS Nov 8 1909_ $120,000 Population In 1908 (est.)
Population In 1900
(Subject to call 1912.)
INT. payable at 1 ort Madison.
,
Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,219,391
Ft Madison Ry Bonds (Illegal)
I
(Assessment •m appraised value.)
4s
F-A 334,000-See note above.
OPTIONAL.
-All bonds are optional after five years from date.
GREENFIELD.
INTEREST on the funding and refunding bonds is payable at the First
This town is in Adair County.
National Bank Chicago, Ill.
When Due. Population In 1900_
1,300 0 TT UMWA SCHOOL DIS IRICT. J. A. Wagner, Secretary. Bonds are
LOANS1,445 tax-exempt.
Water.Works Bonds.
Population In 1905
4 Ms'09 J-D $25,000___June 1 1929
When Due. 4s '09 ___ $25,000
LOANS(Subject to call part yearly beg. 1914)
4 Ms '07M-S $25.000_ __ _Sept 2 1917 BOND. DEBT Mch 18 1909 $55,000
4Ms
M-S 30,000
1917 Assessed valuation 1908_2,955,840
JASPER COUNTY. Frank Sellman, Auditor.
(Assessment about X actual value.)
Newton Is the County Seat.
INTEREST on the $30,000 bonds is payable at Davenport; on the bonds
Due.i BOND. DEBT July 1909_ _ $143,000
When
LOANSCourt-House Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _9,305,675 of 1907 at Chicago.
27,156 PALO ALTO COUNTY. Sim R. Stedman, Auditor.
4s '09 Dec $120,000r__Dec 1 19201Population in 1905
(Subject to call $15,000 yearly on
Emmetsburg Is the county seat.
Dec. 1, beginning 1912.)
LOANSWhen Due. County hats no general bonded debt.
Draina.m debt May 1908_3102,900
Drainage Bonds.
KEOKUK. H. T. Moore, Clerk of Council.
Assessed valuation 1907_16,000,000
Keokuk is in Lee County. Its debt, which amounted to over $600,000 68 '07 M-N 5102,900.May 1 '10-'16 Population in 1905 (census) __14,132
(Part yearly.)
some years ago (caused by the reckless issue of bonds in aid of proposed
railroads, few of which were built) is being reduced at the rate of $4,000 POLK COUNTY.
per annum. Incorporated Dec. 13 1848.
Des Moines is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS$26,500 LOANSWhen Due.
4s
___ $253,000
5s
J J $12,000c_July 1 '10-'12 Total assessed val. l900_10.2110,220
Court
-House Bonds
55
J-J
5,000c__ _July 1 1913
(Assessment at ful: value.)
45 '05 A-0 $295 000_0et 1 '10-'24 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_ _$923,000
310,912
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09.$10.00
(For maturity see V. 80, p. 1750.) Cash in county funds
5s
J-J $100,000c_July 1 1914 Population In 1005
14,604 3 Ms
A-0 5221.000__Oct 1 '10-'17 Total assessed val. 1908. _26,568,095
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '08 $16.00
100.000c_Jan 1 1926 Population In 1900
4s '06 J-J
14,641
Maturity
65,410
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $217,000
$25,000 in 1910.$26,000 In 1911. Population In 1890
82,624
$29,000 In 1912, $29,000 In 1913, Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable In New York City.
96.950
$31,000 In 1914,$33,0001n 1916, Population in 11)05
DEBT LIMIT.
-City debts In this State are limited by provisions of the
INTERES I' on the 4% bonds is
$35,000 in 1916, $13,000 in 1917.
State Constitution (see State of Iowa), but the debt of Keokuk was created
payable In Des Moines
before Constitutional inhibition took effect.
KEOKUK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. G Walter Barr, Secre- SEYMOUR. E. W. Smith, Clerk.
tary of Board of Education.
This city is in Wayne County.
$20,250
When Due. I Floating debt
LOANSWhen Due.
4 A s'08 s-an $35,000c _ .__1009-1918 I Assessed valuation 1908_ __2,639,910 LOANS
Sewer Bonds.
(Part due each year.)
(Assessment about 34 actual value.) 5s Water and $35,000____Oct 1 1929
'09 A-0
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909_ $35,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1908....$22.00 Population in 1905
2,063
INTEREST Is payable at the Treasurer's office or by N. W. Halsey &
SIOUX CITY. A. A. Smith, Clerk.
Co., Chicago, III.
Sioux City is situated in Woodbury County. Incorporated 1857.
KEOKUK COUNTY. A. W, Lynn, Auditor.
Improvement Bonds
When Due.
LOANSSlgourney Is the county seat.
Bonds
55 ' A-0 $36,500c
Oct 1917
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $110,000 58 Refunding $95.000c__Oct 20 1917
(SubJect to call 1907.)
MN
Court House Bonds.
7,039,247
Assessed valuation 1908_
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '08..$1,321,100
(Subject to call 1915.)
4s '09 M-S$110,000c___Mch 1 1010 (Assessment about K actual value.)
42,000
M-N 125.000c_ _ _ Nov 1 1917 Water debt (add'l)
(Subject to call after March 1 1914.)!Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _515.00 58
1,514
(Subject to call 1915.)
Water debt sinking fund_
!Population in 1905
22,667 44s
M-N 123,000c_ _May 1 '10.14 Total assessed val. 1008 30,908.768
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
M-N 150.000c_May 1 '16-20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1008- $86.00
4 Ms
33,111
LAMONI. Robt. M. Elvin, Mayor.
J-J
4Ms
40,100e_Jan 1 1916 Population in 1900
40,952
This town is in Decatur County. Incorporated Oct. 15 1885.
(Subject to call 1906.)
Population In 1905
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _ _8777,580 4 Ms
F-A 159,900c__Aug 28 1920
LOANSJ-J 315,000c___Jan 1 1919
Water-Works Bonds.
Assessment about M actual value.) 45
58 '08 J-D $25.000_ _ _ _Dec 1 1928 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09535 00
(Subject to call 1914.)
INTEREST on the 4% bonds Is
1,533
Judgment Funding BondsBOND. DEB t' Oct 21 '09_ $27.000 Population in 1905
Payable in Sioux City• on all other
INTEREST is payable at St. Paul Minn., and Daveaport, Iowa.
J-J $204,500c.. Jan 1 1918 bonds In New York City.
43.s
X
Nov., 1909.]
121
MISSOURI
-DEBT OF STATE.
SIOUX CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. T. C. Prescott, Sec.
When Due. Val. school prop.(est.) '08_ $1.066,800
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_ _ _8,743,128
Refunding BondsJan 1919 (Assessment about X actual value.)
4 Xs'09 J-J $344,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09.$344,000 School tax (Per $1,000) 1909_426 20
INTEREST is payable at Fourth National Bank. New York City.
WATERLOO. R. C. Thompson, Auditor and Clerk.
State of Missouri.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,ETC.
Dec. 7 1812
Organized as a Territory (Act June 4 1812)
Aug. 10 1821
Admitted as a State (Act March 6 1820)
69.415
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
Jefferson City
Herbert S. Hadley
Governor (term expires Jan. 1913)
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1913) _Cornelius Roach
James Cowgill
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1913)
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1913)
John P. Gordon
Attorney-General (term expires Jan. 1913) _Elliott W. Major
County seat of Black Hawk County. Incorporated June 23 1868.
An election is to be held in this city to vote on the Issuance of bonds to
purchase the plant of the Waterloo Water Co. V. 89, p. 1298.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS-85 '08 M-N $116,000_Nov 1 '11-'19.
Funding & Refunding Bonds4 Xs
M.N $40,000_ _ _ ..May 1 1917 (Subject to call at any interest-paying
period.)
(Subject to call $19,000 May 1 1907
GEN'L BONDS Apr 1 '09.. $197,000
and the balance May 1 1912.)
390,600
Assessment debt
Funding Bonds37,072
4s '04 J-D $30,0000 _ _1910-1919 Floating debt
4s '05 M-N 55.000____May 1 1025 Assessed valuation 1908_4,500,000
4 Xs'08 F-A 50,000c___May 1 1928 (Assess't is about X appraised value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908...$72 50
Refunding Bonds12,580
1 1922 Population in 1900
48
J-D
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday
Population in 1905
18,071
Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ _ _23,000 after the first day of January, and there is no limit to length of sessions; but
INTEREST at National Park Bank, New York City, except on Issue of after the first seventy days members can draw only a dollar a day for their
services, except every tenth year. when the statutes are revised, at which
1908, which is payable at Waterloo in New York exchange.
session members are allowed $5,00 per day for 120 days. A session of this
WATERLOO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-Ira Rodmar, Sec' kind was held in 1899.
The State of Missouri contains 114 counties and the City of St. Louis,
LOANSWhen DUO 4s '07 M-N $27,000--MaY 1 1916
the latter being a separate civil division subject to no county government.
4s
J-D f 22,000_ _ _ _May 1 1913 (Subject to call after May 1 1911.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1908.)
BOND. DEBT May 15 '09._ _$81,500
HISTORY OF DEBT.
-The Interesting details of Missouri's eventful his48
M-N $25,000c___May 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,108,091
(Subject to call May 1 1906.)
(Assessment about 14 actual value.) tory In debt-making and debt-paying will be found on page 111 of the "State
and City Supplement" for April 1893. The total debt, Including accrued
45
M-N $7,500c___May 1 1912 School tax rate (per $1,000)'08 $24.90
Interest, &c., on Jan. 1 1865 was $36,094,908. At present the State has
(buoject to call May 1 1907.)
no indebtedness except the school and seminary bond certificates, which on
INTEREST on the bonds due 1913 is payable at the First National Bank Nov. 8 1909 were as follows:
of Chicago; on the bonds due 1912 at N. W. Halsey & Co., Chicago; and on LOANSWhen Due.
Seminary Fund -(Con.)the bonds due 1916 at the Iowa National Bank of Davenport.
Cert's of indebt. to State fund58
J-J
$2,000r__Apr 15 1913
55
J-J
5,000r__May 15 1913
W. H. Os School Fund.
EAST WATERLOO INDEPENDE NT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Jan $2,909,000r.....July 1 1911 55
3,000r
J-J
Brunn, Secretary.
58
July
6,000r_ __July 1 1910 55
6,000r.. _..July 1 1918
J-J
Refunding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Ss
J-J
18,000r___July 1 1918 5s
3,000r_ _Jan 2 1922
J-J
Aug 1919 58
___ $13,000
Funding & Building Bonds.
4s
J-J
1,000r___Jan 2 1922 5s
1.000r_Nov 26 1922
J-J
June 1913 lis
___
12 000
48
---- $12,000 ____Jan 1 1911 43s
J-J
22,000r___July 1 1923 58
J-J 242,000r___July 2 1923
(Subject to call after 1908.)
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Si
J-J 201.000r_ __Apr 28 1925 5s
J-J
5,000r___Nov 1 1923
43s
___ $12,000
July 1913 45.0'07 J-J $18,000__ _ _July 1 1917 5s
J-J
2,000r_....Jan 2 1926 5s
J-J 100,000r... Jan 22 1924
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
(Subject to call after 1908.)
$3,159,000 5s
5,000r___Jan 30 1924
J-J
45
June 1915 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $112,000 Total *Nov 8 1909
___ $25,000
Seminary Fund.
35,000r_ _Apr 19 1924
5s
J-J
Assessed valuation 1908...2,569,810
after 1910.)
(Subject to call
88
Jan 1 $122 000r___July 1 1911 58
J-J 646,958r_Apr 1 1941
00'08 J-J $20,000c_ July 1 1918 (Assessment about X actual value)
J-J
5,000r
5s
5,000r___Apr 2 1925
J-J
(Subject to call after July 1 1913.) School tax (per $1,00))) 1908..527.90 55
5s
J-J
6,000r
5s
22,881r_ -Apr 2 1945
J-J
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at Waterloo.
55
J-J
5.000r___Apr 9 1945
5,000r
5s
J-J
Si
5.000r_Feb 25 1928
J-J
5,000r.._5s '06 J-J
WEBSTER COUNTY. J. L. Hanrahan, Auditor,
$1,239,839
55
J-J
5,600r_ _July 1 1911 Total Nov. 8 1909
County seat is Fort Dodge.
INTEREST on the State school and seminary certificates Is payable at
When Due. GF,N.BONDS May 1 1909__$100,000 State Treasury.
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1908_9,184,290
Court House Bonds
TOTAL DEBT, ETC -On Nov. 8 1909 the school and seminary fund
F-A $50,000
1910 State& Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_518.00 certificates amounted to $4,398,839 42. Tile total cash in the treasury to
33s
M-N 50,000
330
1910 Population in 1900
31.757 the credit of all State funds on Nov. 6 1909 amounted to $1,481,200 91
Drainage District Bonds
Population in 1905
33 425 These school and seminary fund certificates are registered and are non-ne.18
5 Us . A-0 $154,900
gotiable and non-transferable. They are held in trust by the State Board
100,000
53's'06 _
1910-'16
of Education for the benefit of the State Public School fund and the State
Seminary (University) fund. As stated above, the State has no general
WINNESHIEK COUNTY. G. Jorgensen, Treasurer.
bonded debt at the present time, the last remaining bonds of the State
County seat is Decorah.
amounting to $487,000, having been called in and redeemed on Feb. 28
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_$25,779,584 1003.
Court House Bonds
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The State's assessed valuation for taxes
(Assessment about X actual value.)
45
.f$51,000c
1910-1915 State & Co tax (per M) 1908_.$20.30. (about one-fourth actual value) and tax rate have been as follows. This
1 7,000c
1916 Population in 1905
23,107 valuation does not include valuation of railroads, bridges, telephones and
4165
50,000c _ _1917-1921 Population in 1900
23,731 telegraphs, which amounted In 1908 to $166,745,588, or of machinery, tools
merchandise, &c., as taxed on "merchants and manufacturers' tax books,"
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $108,000
which amounted in 1908 to $108,101,709.
INTEREST payable at Chicago or New York.
Assessed
Tax Rate I
Assessed
Tar Rate
Years.
Valuation.
per $1,000. Years.
Valuation.
per $1,000
WOODBURY COUNTY. E. E. Hosmer, Auditor.
$1,001,766,464
1908
$1,377,380,692
51 70 1900
$2 50
County seat is Sioux City.
938,202,003
1,286,747,781
2 50
1907
1 70 1895
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 '09.. $338,000 1906
1,240,769,394
805,668,844
3 00
1 70 1800
45 '00 NI-N $125,0000-May 1 1920 Total assessed val. 1908 ....14.6l8,639 1905
532,692,043
1,184,049,390
4 00
1 70 1880
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
(Assessment is X appraised value.)
559,082,559
5 00
1 70 1870
316s'09 M-N. 150,000.-May 1 1914 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '08_512.40 1904 ____ 1,153,152,419
1903_
296,552,806_ __
___
1,097,220,665
1 80 1860
Bridge Bonds
Population in 1890
55,630 1902_____ 1,046,469,144
2 50
4s '04 M-N $21,000c___Nov 1 1914 Population in 1900
54,610
Of the tax rate per $1,000 for 1908 $1 70) 20 cents was to pay Interest on
(Subject to call Nov 1 1909.)
Population In 1905
60,859 the school and seminary fund certificates, 50 cents was for the common
5s '09 ___ 122,000_ _Nov 1 1910 Population In 1909 (est)
70,000 schools and $1 for the support of the State Government. This latter in.
INTEREST is payable at the office of the County Treasurer
eludes the higher institutions of learning, the eleemosynary institutions and
salaries, criminal costs and all other expenses of the State Government.
WRIGHT COUNTY. E. M. Callender, Auditor.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
-Eight amendments to the State
Clarion Is the county seat.
Constitution were adopted at the November 1902 election. Several of
LOANSWhen Due.'
the amendments relate to taxation; one permits the city of St. Louis to
__s'08 ____ $35,000
frame a new charter, while another amends Article 10, Section 12, by exempting water and assumed county debt of St. Louis and water debt of
Kansas City in computing the indebtedness of those cities. Article X is also
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
amended by adding a new section (Section 12a) which permits cities of not
In the table below we give statistics regarding places in Iowa which have less than 2,000 nor more than 30,000 inhabitants to issue water and light
reported a bonded ,ndebtedness of over $25,000 and which are not repre- bonds to the amount of 5 % of the taxable property in excess of the debt
sented among the foregoing detailed reports. We add the population from limit.
A two-thirds vote at an election held for tile purpose is necessary
the State Census of 1905.
to authorize. See V. 75, p. 1165.
At the November 1906 election an amendment to Section 12, Article X
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Popurn
of the State Constitution was ratified by the voters. This amendment
Debt.
Debt. Valuation. $1,000 1905.
provides
$32,000
Adams County
$3,964.498 512.80 12,262 "for the that the 5% debt limit (see below) may be exceeded by counties
grading,
Albia (C), Monroe County__ _ _ 61,000 10,743 2,516,300
3,957 macadamized or constructing, paving or maintaining of paved, graveled,
rock roads
necessary
2,827,492
Ames (C),Story County
93,800
3,292 provided such Indebtedness and authorized bridges and culverts therein,"
be
by a two-thirds vote.
24,000,000
Appanoose County
150,000
27,193
On Nov. 3 1908 eight amendments to the Constitution were submitted to
Boone School District
1,302,138 31.80
42,000
the voters of this State. Successful among them was an amendment which
Carroll County
27,259,108
20,512 provides a special tax of not exceeding 25 cents on each $100 valuation
40,000 32,000
Cerro Gordo County
21,534 to be used for road and bridge purposes. For particulars of this amend7,000 6,975,000
31,000
CharleirCity, Floyd County
772,324 71.05
4,546 ment see V. 87, p. 1536.
33,500
500
Clarinda (C), Page County
4,020
27,000
Nono 2,500,000 a32.50
DEBT LIMITATION.
-Missouri has made provision in its Constitution
Clinton, Clinton County
7,101 3,250,000 a34.50 22,756 restricting the creation of debt both on behalf of the State and of its =nick
147,500
Clinton School District
08,500
4,500 2,587,45(1
palities. That part relating to the State is found In Article 4, Sections 44,
Union County
Creston (C),
41,562 14 801
818,695
6,382 45 and 46. These sections provide that the General Assembly cannot conDecatur Courity
70.000
4,500,000 c2iTi
17,044 tract debts except (1) to renew existing bonds. (2) to meet an unforeseen
Emmet County
30,000
8,000 3.353,597 54.59 10,105 emergency or casual deficiency. The State is prohibited from lending Its
Fayette County
68,000
7,151,197
28,552 credit to any person, association or corporation or to pledge its credit for
Grinnell, Poweshiek County__ 42,000 23,754
4,634 the payment of liabilities of any Individual, association or corporation.
Grinnell School District
30,000
900,000
The sections relating to the Indebtedness of cities and other municipaliHarrison County
42,000
c17.60 23,762 ties are found in Article 4, Section 47; Article 9, Section 6. and Article 10
Harrison,-Pottawatomie Co..
Sections 12 and 12a. These sections make clear (1) that a municipality
Drainage District No. 1_ _ _130,000
3,500,000
51,000 cannot loan its credit; (2) that it cannot subscribe to the capital stock of
Indianola (C), Warren County. 33,000
3,110
695,558
3,396 corporations; (3) that it cannot get into debt unless two-thirds of the voters •
Iowa City (C) Johnson County 51,000
2,028,657 62.40
8,497 voting at an election favor it,and then only Loan aggrezate of 5% of valuaIowa City School District
62,000
1,930,140 24.00
tion, except that with such assent any county may be allowed to become inLyon County
45,,i00
5,127,461
13,494 debted in a larger amount for tile erection of a court house or jail, "or
Lyons Ind. School District__ 40,500
847,375 3
0:65
(as per amendment of 1906) for the grading, constructing, paving or
Monroe County
143,000 16,483 4,045,857 623.80 24,376
maintaining of paved, graveled, macadamized or rock roads and necessary
Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co.._ 77,500 22,400 6.660,492
6,357 bridges and culverts therein"; and except, also, per the amendment of 1902
Newton (C), Jasper County..... 77,000 None
4,398 (Section 12a, referred to above), cities of from 2,000 to 30,000 inhabitants
40,000 17,400 1,000,000132.00
Newton School District
may,by vote,exceed the limit by an additional 5% for the purchase or
Osceola (C), Clarke County__ 48,000
456, 00
____
2,717 construction for water and
Oskaloosa (C), Mahaska Co..... 50,000
3,590 6,948,448 a74.50 10,203 the time of getting the assentlight purposes; finally (4), that before or at
of the voters.an annual tax must be provided
400
Red Oak (C), Montgomery Co.. 32,000
710,384 a78.00
4,907 sufficient to pay interest and form a sinking fund to pay the debt within
Rockwell City Ind. Sch. Dist__ 30,000
1,203,792
20 years.
45,000
Sioux County
8,863.855 10.50 24,021
POPULATION OF STATE.
30,000
None
Traer School District
320,000
3,108,665 1860
1.182,012 1e30
68,000
140,455
No ie 4,000,000 14.80 18,666 1900
Union County
2,679,184 1850
1,5,o00
682,044 1820
66,557
Van Buren County
18.100 0 0 21.30 16,503 1890
2,168,380 ,1840
61.000 20,737 6,502,802 19.80 313,524 1880
383,702 1810
20,845
Wapello County
1,721,295
Waverly (T), Bremer County_ 55,000
2,741,164 a62.80
3,353 1870
Webster City (C) Hamilton Co 45,000
372
949,200 a89.60
The proportion of the colored population was 6.70% In 1880, 5.75% in
4,797
Williarnsburich Ind. Sch. Dist_ 25,000
Nt ne
31.),541 21.40
1890 and 5.2% In 1900. In number blacks were 90,040 in 1850; 118,503
% oodbine Independent Sch. D. 33,000
In 1860; 118,071 In 1870; 145,350 In 1880; 154,131 in 1890 and 161,234 if
C State and county tax.
(0) City. a Total tax. b County tax
900.
122
MISSOURI
-CITIES AND TOWNS.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF MISSOURI.
[VOL. T.X3CX1X.
HANNIBAL. A. Scheineman, Clerk and Auditor.
Hannibal Is situated In Marion County. Incorporated April 4 1830.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $105,000
Electric Light.
Assessed valuation I909„ 4,680.000
4s '04 M-S $30,000c___May 1 1924 (Assessm't about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1909.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_421 10
City-Hall Bonds.
Population In 1890
12,857
1929 Population in 1900
12.780
BATES COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1. C. G. 4s '09 M-N $75,000c
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000
Weeks, County Clerk.
INTEREST is payable at City Treasurer's office.
Butler is the county seat.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909411,400,000 HANNIBAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. F. Mangel. Sec. cf Bd. cf Edue.
LOANSWhen Due. 1
School Building Bonds.
Ss '07 J-J $353,000c_within 18 yrs. (Assessment about 35% actual value) LOANSNorth School Bonds.
I4s '93 J-3 $75.000_ _July 1 '10-'23
BOND. DEBT Sept 19 1909 $353,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1909414.51
45 '04 F-A $15,000_ __Aug 1 1924 I TOTAL DEBT Sept 20'09.. $126,500
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.) Total assessed val. 1908__ _4.000.000
4s '05 A-0 $35,000
1925 School tax rate(per $1,000)'09.$10.00
BENTON COUNTY. Henry C. Borchers, County Clerk
INTEREST payable at the Farmers' & Merchants' Bank. Hannibal.
County seat is Warsaw. A sinking fund for redemption of the bonds
is provided by a tax of $3 00 per $1,000 on the assessed valuation.
LOANSWhen Due 'Total asses ad val, 1908._ $4,010,450 HENRY COUNTY. Walter L. Finks; Clerk County Court.
The county seat is Clinton.
Refunding Bonds.
I (Assessment Is 2-5 actual value.)
When Due. BOND.DEBT May 1 1909_ $289,000
45
J-J $200,000r ---------1022 I State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_517.50 LOANSRefunding.
Assessed valuation, real_ _ _8.737,703
'Population in 1905
(Subject to call after 1912.)
16,500
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $200,000 Population in 1900
16,556 4s'97 Oct $14,000c____ Oct 1 1917 Assessed val., personal__2,044,961
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Railroads, telegraph, &c_ _1,212,910
in St. Louis at National Bank of Commerce.
INTEREST is payable
336,080
4s'05
J$50,000___Sept 11015 Merchants, &c
10,331,854
1130,000_ _Sept 1 1925 Total valuation 1908
BUCHANAN COUNTY. G. M. Allison, Treasurer.
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1910.) (Assessment is 30% actual value.)
The county seat is St. Joseph. Bonds are tax exempt.
4)4s 07 J-J 45,000
Jan 1 1917 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_$15.40
When Due. Total assessed val. 1908_551,224,965
LOANSPopulation In 1800
(Subject to call after Jan 11912.)
28,235
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment Is ii actual value.)
430'07 J-J $5.),000___ _Jan 1 1927 Population in 1900
28,054
WA
F-A $90,000c_Aug 1 1921 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_$13.00
(Subject to call after Jan 11917.)
Population In 1906 (est.)
30.000
(Subject to call before maturity.) Population in 1890
70,100
INTEREST on the $19,000 45 Is payable at the Merchants' Laclede
Jail Bonds.
Population in 1900
121.838
4s '09 M-N $100,000r_ _May 1 1919 Population in 1907 (est.)
136,000 National Bank, St. Louis,and on the $180,000 4s at the Commonwealth
Trust Co., St. Louis.
BONDED DEBT May 1909 $190,000 INTEREST payable in New York.
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT. John A. Sea, President; John
BUTLER COUNTY. M. J. Armstrong, Clerk.
W Davis, Secretary.
Ponlar Bluff is the county seat.
This district Is a distinct corporation, embracing all the territory within
LOANSWhen Due.
Drainage Dist. No. 8 Bonds.
the limits of the city of Independence and some outside. Property valued
Refunding Bonds.
6s '08 J-J
$8,064c_ _Jan 1 1928 at $110,000 is owned by the district.
4a '00 A-0 $15,000..c_Apr 21020 County debt Sept 17 1909_ $32,500 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $78,000
Funding Bonds.
Drainage debt
282,064
Assessed valuation 1909_3, 16,632
Building Bonds.
4}is'02 J-J $17,500c_ __July 1 1932 Assessed valuation 1909_.5.254 000 45
A-0'98 $21,000_ _Apr 1 1918 (Assessm't about 2-5 actual value.)
Drainage District No. 7 Bonds.
(Assessment about 50% actual value) (Subject to call after April 1 1903.) School tax (per $1,000) '09_411 50
es 06
M-N $270,000c-Nov 1 10-26 State & Co. tax (per M) 1908_ _ _$6.70 4s
A-0 $20,000__ _Oct 1 1923 Population In 1908 (est.)
__
12,000
Population In 1900
16,769 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1908.)
INTEREST payable at office of County Treasurer.
4s '07 J-J $35,000r_ _Sept 15 1927
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1912.)
CARTHAGE. J. F. Shannon, Clerk.
INTEREST is payable at Kansas Clty or at Independence, Mo.
This city is In Jasper County. The following bonds were declared valid
by the State Supreme Court on March 9 1909. V. 88, p. 777.
JEFFERSON CITY. Geo. N. Winston, City Clerk.
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds.
LOANSJefferson City Is situated in Cole County. Incorporated Dec. 1 1886.
Sag '08 A-05220.000c_ _Apr 1 1928
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
When Due. 45 '05 M-N $25,000c_ _Nov 1 1925
s-an $3,500_ __Aug 1 1911 (Subject to call $50,000 Apr 1 1913, LOANS4s
Improvement Bonds(Subject to call Nov 1 1915.)
(Subject to call.)
$75,000 Apr 1 1918 and $50,000 5s StreetF-A $6,000c_ __Feb 1 1918
Renewal Bonds.
Electric-Light Bonds.
Apr 1 1923.)
4s '07 J-J $44,000c_ _July 1 1917
(Subject to call 1903.)
5s
s-an $5,000_ _May 1 1019 BOND. DEBT Oct 1000_ $230,500 4s
J-J $10,000c_ __July 1 1923 BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_ $95,000
(Subject to call.)
Assessed valuation 1909...3,378,080
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
Total assessed val. 1908_2,338,989
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about ).i actual value.)
'04 J-S $10,000c_ _July 1
s-an $2,000_ May 10 1910 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09 $39.70 4s(Subject to call July_ 1 1014.)1924 (Assessment is 66% actual value.)
4s
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'08.$10.00
(Subject to call.)
Population in 1909 (est)
10,200
Population in 1900
CARTHAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT S. A. Stuckey, Treasurer.
Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ _106004
9 60
,
LOANSWhen Due.I Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at Jefferson City.
Building Bonds.
4s '99 A-0 55,0000
1919
JEFFERSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. P. Grimshaw Secretary
43 '05 M-S $30,000c_ _Sept 1 1925
(Subject to call after 1909.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 1908_484,500
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 4 1909_ $110,000 LOANSSchool-House Bonds(District has no floating debt.)
4s '04 J-J $75 0000
1924 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _3,403,930
J-J $73.000c__ _July 1 1923 Assessed valuation 1908._ 2,4I3_
(Subject to call after 1914.)
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.) 48
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
(Assessment about ) actual value.)
,
4
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_413.50
4s Refunding Bonds1.5 0
30
School tax (per 51,0001 1908_ _.$9 0
INTEREST Is payable at Nat. Bank of Commerce in St. Louis.
J-J $20,000c_ _July 1 1923 Population in 1908 (est.)
CASS COUNTY. Wm. E. Beck, Clerk.
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
INTEREST Is payable in St. Louis at the National Bank of Commerce.
The county seat is Harrison:7111e.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1909 $730,000
48 '93 ___ $131,000_ __ _Jan 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1908_11,000,000 JOPLIN. Guy Humes, Mayor; Julius. A. Becker, Treas.
(Assessment is 1-3 actual value.)
ta '93 --__ 59,000___ _Jan 1 1913
Joplin is In Jasper County. Special clixter March 17 1873; organized
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1908.) Co. tax rate (per $1,000)'08_54.00 as a city May 8 1888.
45 '08 ___ $390,000___ _June 1 1923 Population In 1904
28,500 LOANS
Fire Department Bonds.
When Due.
Population in 1900
_23,636
(Subject to call after June 1 1913.)
Electric Light Bonds5s '08 ____ $23,500____Apr 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
5s '99 ____ $7,500._..Mch 18 1919 (Subject to call after April 1 1913.)
48'99 Apr 1 $150,000c__ _Apr 1 1919 INTEREST payable at St.Louls.Mo. (Subject to call after March 18 1904.)
Sewer Bonds.
as '04 M-S $6,5060. _Oct 1 1924 5s '09 M-N $50,000_ __ _Nov 1 1929
CHARITON COUNTY. John B. Shannon, Treasurer.
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1909.)
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1014.)
Keytesville is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
Viaduct Bonds.
Drainage District No. 7 Bonds.
I
Drainage Dist. No. 4 Bonds.
5s '04 J-J
$4,500c___July 1 1914 5s '09 F-A $50,000c_ _ _Feb 1 1929
F-A $10,000_ _Aug 5 '10-'14
{324.000r..Sept 19 '10-13 6s
es '05
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1914.)
Drainage District No. 10 Bonds
M-S
144,000r_Sept 19 '14-251
Municipal Building Bonds.
BOND.DEBT Nov 1 1909_ $193,000
, 6s
F-A $3,000_Dec 31 '09-'14 5s '06 ____ $19,000.
Drainage Dist. No. 5 Bonds.
Feb 1 1926 Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _7,237,497
$1.000c.... Dec 4 '10-'14 I
65 '05 J-D
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1911.) Assessment about 30 % actual value
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
City tax (per $1,000) 1908_..41500
5s Revenue Bonds.
$19,500____May 1 1910 Total tax rate (per$1,000) '08.536.70
CLARK COUNTY. J. A. Long, Deputy Clerk.
Judgment Bonds.
Population In 1900
26,023
The county seat Is Kaholta.
____ $12,500
6s
Population In 1909 (est.) .. _45,000
LOANSWhen Due. I BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_ $138,000
INTEREST on the funding
the electric-light
Compromise RR. Bonds.
1Floating debt
51,000 due 1924 is payable at Miners'judgment bonds and bonds at Joplin. bonds
Bank, Joplin; t.th r
434s
J-J $31,000._ _Aug 10 1928 , Total assessed val. 1909 __ _5,980,000
(Subject to call 1913.)
'
(Assessm't about 30% actual value.) JOPLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT. Robt. A. Wilson, Secretary.
5s
F-A $57,000_ _ _Aug 10 19181County tax (per $1,000) 190945.70 LOANSWhen Due. 4s '07
$25,000_ _ May 1 1927
(Sub:ect to call 1913.)
Population in 1890
15,126 4s '00 F-A $28,000..1920, opt. 1910 (SubjectM-N call after May 1 1917)
to
4s '05 J-J $50,000_ __Jan 1 1925 Population In 1900
15,383
,
10,000_1920. opt, 1910 430'08 M-N 65,000_ __May 1 1928
INTEREST on the compromise railroad bonds Is payable in New York: 4s '00 J-J
4s '01 M-N 45,000_1921, opt. loll (Subject to call after May 1 1918.)
on the is In Kansas. City.
BOND. DEBT July 1900_ $218,000
(Subject to call at any time.)
4s '06 J-D $45,000c_ _ _June 1 1926 Assessed valuation 1908 .7,648,114
COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT. John L. Henry Sec
__
(Assessment 30 % actual value.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $116,500 (Subject to call after June 11910.)
LOANSSchool tax (per $1,000) 1008.15 00
58 '03 ___ $19,000Aug 15 1923 Assessed valuation 1908..3,021,550
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call after Aug 15 1908) (Assessm't about 1-3 actual value.)
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is payable at the First National Bank
45 '09 M-S $97,500____Mch 1 1920 School tax (per $1,000) 1908-.311 00
of Joplin.
(Subject to call $20,000 Mch 1 1914,
$30,000 Mch 1 1919 and $47,500
KANSAS CITY. Gus. Pearson, Comptroller.
Mch 1 1924.)
Kansas City Is situated in Jackson County. Incor. Feb. 4 1850. On
DADE COUNTY. S. M. Quick, Treasurer.
Feb. 1 1898 Kansas City annexed the city of Westport and assumed the
The county seat Is Greenfield.
latter's debt of $106,900. In Aug. 1903 the city charter was amended so as
LOANSWhen Due. I BOND. DEBT July 11909. $93,000 to permit of the issuance of bonds for various purposes. Under these amendRefunding Bonds.
!Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _4,269,758 ments the city on Sept. 22 1903 voted to issue $2,175,000 4% 20-year bonds
4s
Feb
$45.000c_ ._July 119101(Assessment about 30% actual value) for improvements of water-works, fire system, hospital, market houses and
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1908_ $ i.00 boulevards; all of which were sold.
48 '04 J-D $48,000c __June 1 1924 Population in 1905
When Due.
19.000 LOANSFire Protection Bonds
18,125
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)'Population In 1900
City-Hall
4s '04 .T-J $100.000c___Jan 1 1924
INTEREST is payable In St. Louis, Mo. On the 45 due 1919 at the 48 '90 A-0 $57.000c___Apr 1 1910
Hospital Bonds
Mississippi Valley Trust Co., and on the 48 due 1924 at the Missourl-Lincoln 4s '90 J-J
60,000c___July 11010 4s '04 J-J $175,000c___Jan 1 192
Trust Co.
Sewer Bonds
Market Improvement Bonds.
•
la '90 A-0 $14,000c___Apr 1 1910 4s '04 J-J $250,000c___Jan 1 1924
DALLAS COUNTY. John S. Wilson, County Treasurer.
Water
City and New York.
County seat is Buffalo.
Z g
g,
4144,000e-July 1 1915
WESTPORT BONDS.
A judgment was granted In 1893 by the U. S. District Court against Dal
4s '04 J-J 1.000.000c_Jan 1 1924
Water-Works Bonds
las County for $710,000 of unrecognized railroad bonds. On Oct. 7 1908
Park and Boulevard Bonds-.
55 '96 J-J $39.000c__ _July 1 191s
Judge John C. Pollock of the U. S. Circuit Court rendered a decision in Is '04 J-J $500,000c_Jan 1 1924
Building Bonds
favor of John C. Henderson Jr. of Washington in his stilt against this county
5s '96 J-J $11.000c_
1 1918
to revive a judgment on these bonds. V. 87, p. 1039.
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909 _ _$3,000,730
LOANSTOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUNDS. ETC.
Railroad Aid Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
Sept. 1 '09. Mch. 1 '09. Mch. 1 '08. Aug. 1 '07
,
J-J $85000
10a
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_48.70 Total bonded debt
$4,350,000 54,431,000 $4,427,000 54,527,900
J-J 150,000
75
- Population In 1890
12,647 Sinking funds
458,721
640,000
412,000
476,000
13,903
Population In 1900
Net debt
$3.710,000 $3,955,000 $4,015,000 $4,069,179
FAYETTE. Willard Smith, Clerk.
The figures of total debt include water debt amounting Sept. 1 1909 to
This city is the county seat of Howard County.
When Due.IBOND. DEBT Oct 18 1909_558,000 $3,144,000. Water debt sinking fund, included In above, amounted on
LOANSElectric Light Bonds.
'Sinking fund
5,000 Sept. 1 1909 to $332,000. The city has no floating debt.
A sinking fund is provided by the laws of Missouri calculated to extinguish
4s
M-N $10 000c
1919'Total assessed val. 1909.... 995,070
Water Bonds.
(Assessm't about 1-3 actual value.) the total debt of the city in about 20 years.
4%s
A-0 $40,000c
1926 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1909. ..$24.70
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
-An amendment to the State
4)4V.08 A-0
8,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1926 Population in 1900.
2.717 Constitution was adopted at the November (1902) electIon, which permits
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1916.) Population In 19r9 (est.)
3,500 the exclusion of the water debt In computing the limit of Indebtedness.
NOTE.
-For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following
sae ”Additional Statements" at end of this State.
The Merchants' Laclede National Bank, St. Louis is the fiscal agent
the State of Missouri.
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MISSOURI-CITIES AND TOWNS.
- -- --- - ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE
'CM,Tax
Personal
Real
Total.
per 51,000
Merchants.
Year.
and Banks.
Estate.
$95,829,000 $29,836,942 $9,914,550 $135,580,492 $12.50
1909
9,349,330 131,318,585
12 50
28,312,675
1908
93,716,580
12 00
9,862,650 131,140,260
31,095,460
90,182,150
1907
13 50
8,942,710 107,200,062
26,058,682
1906 .... _ 72,279,170
6,854,390
02,128,370
13 50
22,169,750
1905
68,104,230
6,441,670
92,717.010
13 00
21,017,800
1904._ ... 65,257,450
82,120,443
5,017,810
12 50
16,083,323
1902
61,019,310
4,979,890
79,410,000
11 50
10,503,895
57,926,215
1900
3,345,130
82,485 557
12 50
18,130,100
61,010,327
1890
*This Is the city tax proper. Property is assessed at about 40 % of Its
actual value.
POPULATION.
-In 1909 (est.), 275,000; In 1905 it was 225 000; in
1900 (Census) it was 163,752; in 1890. 119.668; In 1880, 55,785; in 1870,
32,260.
KANSAS CITY PARK DISTRICTS. FRANK P GOSSARD,Secretary.
Park fund certificates (which are coupon In form) are not a debt of the
city and the city Is not liable for their payment. The certificates are issued
by the City Treasurer under the provisions of Article X of the city charter.
They are to pay for land taken for park purposes, and are payable in annual
Instalments by means of special assessments on lands In the various park
districts. Semi-annual distributions of the amounts collected upon the
special assessments are made on the certificates at the office of the City
Treasurer in Kansas City on the first days of January and July. An elecUp to July 1 1908
tion to vote an Issue of certificates is not necessary.
certificates to the amount of $2,9`37,125 had been issued, of which amount
$500,183 were outstanding. Assessments arc payable annually In May
and Interest at the rate of 15 % is added on all overdue instalments and
overdue Interest.
LOANSWhen Due.
East Park District Fund Certs.
South Park District Funding Certs. 7s J-J
$89.24__"K" to Feb 1922
7s J-J $3,564.60_'C" to Jan 1917 Assessed valuation 1908_55,009,270
7s J-J 12,974.06."D" to Arch 1918
North Park District Fund Certs.
78 J-J 15,032.01_"G" to Jan 1920 7s J-J$24,861.36„"B" to Nov 1916
78 J-J 28,897.23_"I" to Mch 1921 78 J-J 7,350.70_"E" to Apr 1913
7s J-J 7/.392.48."L' to June 1922 78 J-J 63,297.84_"F' to Jan 1919
8,348.09_"M' to Jan 1913 75 J-J 15,480.92_"J" to Jan 1912
7s J-J
Assessed valuation 1908_$16,110,740 7s J-J 1,237.87."N" to Melt 1913
Assessed valuation 1908_$32,988,630
West Park District Fund Certs.
78 J-J$102,738.43_"11" to July 1920
Westport Park Dist. Fund Certs.
78 ,T-J 32.121.35.."P" to July 1923 7s J-J $21,371.85_"0" to Feb 1923
7s J-J 19,458.27_"Q"_ __July 1918 Assessed valuation 1908414,337,230
78 J-J 65,966.62_"R"_ _ _July 1928
Assessed valuation 1908 524,854,410
MARSHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT. Jas, A. Fisher, Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due, BONI). DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $53,500
High-School-Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909__1,959,330
48 '06 J-J $50,000
1926 (Assessm't about 2-5 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1909-$12.50
(Subject to call after 1911.)
INTEREST is payable at the Wood & Huston Bank, Marshall.
MEXICO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Audraln County.
LOANSWhen Duel 4;is'06 M-S($15.000__Sept 1 '17-21
416s'06 M-Sf $2,000__Sept 1 '10-11
k 20,000Sept 1 '22-26
I. 10,000--Sept 1 '12-'16
MOBERLY. J. F. Curry, Clerk.
This city Is in Randolph County.
LOANSPark Bonds.
When Due.
4s '05 ____ 550.000
1928
1015 5s '08 J-J $25,000
Park Bonds
(Subject to call after 1913.)
5s '07 J-D $15,000c___June 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909__ $90,000
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.) Total assessed val. 1909 _2,545,590
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09.510,00
8,012
Population in 1900
MORGAN COUNTY. Lewis Lumpee, Clerk.
County seat is Versailles.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909 _$5,009,733
Railroad Bonds
(Assessment is 1-3 actual value.)
{
$6,500c
1909 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'09.56.70
5s
81-N 54,000c
1914 Population in 1890
12,311
8,000c
1919 Population in 1900
12,175
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909468,5001
INTEREST Is payable at the Franklin Bank and Mississippi Valley
Trust Co., both of St. Louis,
MT.PLEASANT. Samuel L. Coleman, County Treasurer.
This township Is In Bates County.
LOANSWhen Due. As
,essed valuation 1909_41,299,885
Refunding Bonds 1897.
(Assessment abt. 2-5 actual value.)
416s June $97,000c_ June 1 1917 Population In 1890
3.831
(Subject to call after June 1 1902.) Population in 1900
3,951
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 1909_$97,0001
INTEREST is payable at State National Bank, St. Louis.
NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Leta Dunkum, Secretary.
A district In Vernon County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 12 1909 $77,500
Is '96 J-J $10,000c___July 1 1916 Total assessed val. 1909_1,900,000
DISTRICT. J. L. Norman, Secretary.
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL
(Subject to call after July 1 1906.) (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
This district Is a distinct and separate corporation, having no connection 5s '00 J-J $17.500c..„July 1 1920 School tax (per $1,000) 1909414 00
whatever with the city or county governments. Westport School District 4s '06 A-0 50,000c_April 1 1926
Is now part of Kansas City School D strict.
(Subject to call April 1 1916.)
When Due. WESTPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANSINTEREST on the $10,000 Issue is payable at the First National Bank,
Building BondsBuilding Bonds
Nevada; on the $17,500 bonds at the Hanover National Bank, New York,
4s '90 J-.1 $150,000cJuly 1 1910 6s
J-J $30.000cJuly 1 1915 and on the 4s at the National Bank of Commerce, New York.
4s '92 J-D 100,000c___June 1 1912 5s
J-J
20,000e_July 1 1916
4s g '96 J-J 250,000c__ _July 1 1916
Renewal Bonds
PETTIS COUNTY. L. V. Ware, Treasurer.
g 99 J-J 400,000c_ _July 1 1019 5s
3
A-0 $10,000c__Oct 15 1911
County seat Is Sedalia.
3165'03 J-J 500.000c___Jan 1 1923 TOT. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $3,260,000
When Due. Total assessed val.. 1909_513,423,380
316sg'05J-J1,000,000c___July 1 1925 Total assessed val, 1909_138,000,000 LOANSRefunding 1898.
(Assessment is 2-5 actual value.)
4s g '07 .J-J 600,000c_ _ _July 1 1927 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
8I-N $179,000c_ _May 1 1918 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'08 59 20
Library Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1909 510 00 4s
32,438
4s g '94 J-J $200,000c.._ _July 2 1914
INTEREST payable In New York. (Subject to call part in 1908 and part Population In 1900
In 1913.)
Population In 1907 (est.)
40,000
DISTRICT PROPERTY.
-The value of property owned by the district
BOND. DEBT July 1909_4179,000 INTEREST Is payable in St. Louis.
(unencumbered) is $4,000,000.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. Chas. L. Glasscock, Clerk County RALLS COUNTY. R. A. Briscoe, Clerk.
County seat Is New London.
Court.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '09_
County seat is Lexington
LOANS1V hen Due.I Total assessed val., 1907_511,953,127
Refunding Bonds1(Assessment 25% to 40% actual val.)
3 10'01 J-J $364 ,000c __Jan 1 1021 County tax (per $1,000) '07_58.00
($95,000 subject to call 1911; $135,- Population In 1890_
30 184
000, 1916.)
Population In 1000
31,679
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 19094364,000
INTEREST Is payable in N. Y. city at the Nat. Bank of (ommerce.
LEXINGTON. C. L. Glasscock, Clerk County Court.
This township, including city of same name, is In Lafayette County.
LOANS111,4en Due,
Funding Bonds
Refunding Bonds6s '85 J-J $58,200____July 1 1910
3168'91) F-A $19,000c_ __Aug 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1909_ $95,700
(Subject to call In 1914.)
Tax valuation 1907
2,830,440
336s'99 F-A $10,500Aug 1 1919 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907_414 70
316s'00 F-A 18,000___Aug 1 1920 Population in 1890
7,968
(Subject to call $6,000 In 1910, $6,000 Population In 1900
7,561
In 1914.)
INTEREST on the 316s is payable in St. Louis, Mo.; on the other bonds
at the office of the County Treasurer.
LEX I N ION SCIWO L DIS IRIC r. T. .1. Brandon. Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds
Building Bonds
48
J-.1 $12 000 cecr
1931
$5,000c&r
48
J-J
1921
(Subject to call 1916.)
(Subject to call 1906.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 8 '09___ _$32,000
48 '06 J-J $15,000c&r_Jan 1 1926 Assessed valuation 1908_ __1,500,000
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1916.)
(Assessment about Yi actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1909_510 00
Population In 1909 (cit.)
7,000
INTEREST on bonds of 1906 is payable In New York; other bonds at
Lexington.
LINCOLN COUNTY. N. R. Long, Clerk County Court.
Refunding Bonds.
F-A $50,000rFeb 1 1913
48
(Subject to call Feb 1 1908.)
F-A$100,000r__Feb 1 1918
48
(Subject to call Feb 1 1913.)
$150,000
Total assessed val. 1909 _ _ _5,891,910
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_517.90
Population in 1900
12,287
Population in 1909 (est.)
15,000
INTEREST is payable at the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
ST. CHARLES. Chas. H. Kansteiner, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of St. Charles County. Inc. Oct. 13 1809.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_$147.000
Water Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _3,339,409
4s '01 F-A f $34,000c_Feb 1 1911 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
1 33,000c__Feb 1 1916 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ __$10.50
Sewer Bonds
Population in 1900
7,982
4s '06 F-A $80,000c__Aug 1 1926 Population In 1907 (est.)
11,500
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1911.)
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the Mississippi Valley Trust
Co., St. Louts, and on the sewer bonds at the City Treasurer's office.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY. D. F. Corbin, Treasurer.
County seat is Osceola. All the bonds of this county are in litigation.
On Nov. 8 1909 the Federal Court awarded a judgment against this county
for $552,321 88, which represents the principal and accrued Interest on
$200,000 of their bonds. V. 89, p. 1293.
rebo & Neosho RR. Ald Bonds. ' Statc&co.tax(per $1.000) '09.59.20
16,740
lOs '70 July $229,000r-July 1 1882, Population In 1890 was
17,907
Total assessed val. 19Q9_ _54,531,155 Population in 1900
(Assessment on real estate about 2-5 ; Population in 1909 (est.)
20,000
and on personal prop. 55% act. val.)
ST. JOSEPH. Thomas Shaffer, Comptroller.
St. Joseph is the county seat of Buchanan County. Incorporated as a
city of the second class April 9 1885. The city has no water debt, but pays
County seat is Troy.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val, 1909_ _$6,474,300 an annual rental for water purposes of $37,000. A new city charter was
Refunding Bonds(18(Assessment about 35% actual value) adopted by thls city on Sept. 7 1909. V. 89, p. 741.
4s
F-A $75,000r----------1010 State & co. tax (per$1,000)'09 $10.20 LOANSWhen Due.
Funding.
(Subject to call 1914.)
18,352
Population In 1900
Electric Light Bonds.
31is '01 A-0 $54,000c___Oct 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 21 1909475,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
21,050 4s '04 M-S $65,000c_ _Sep 1 1924
Market-House Bonds
IN i I.- it 1,1 is payable in St. Louis at the St. Louis Union 'frost Co.
4s '08 81-S $25,000c __Sept 1 1928
(Subject to call.)
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.)
LOUISIANA. F. A. Claus, Chairman of Finance Comm.
Cireat-White-Way Bonds
48 '04 81-S $210,000c_Sept 1 1924
4s '08 M-S $15,000c__ _Sept 1 1928
This city is in Pike County. Incorporated 1849. Bonds are tax-exempt
(Subject to call.)
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 1909_ _ $100,000 4s '08 M-S$250,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1928 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.)
Refunding Bonds
City-Hall Bonds
Total assessed val. 1908___1,15,700 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.)
___
4s '08 81-S $10,000c___Sept 1 1928
$8,500___Apr 15 1914 City tax (per $1,000) 1908__$15 00
45
Judgment Funding Bonds.
19,500___Apr 15 1918 Population In 1890
45
___
5,090 4s '06 NI-N $35,000c_ _ _Nov 1 1926 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.)
Fire-House Bonds
4s '09 Mch 50,000.._ _Mch 1 1029 Population In 1900
(Subject to call after Nov 11916.1
5,131
4s '08 111-S $75,000c___Sept 1 1928
INTEREST Is payable at St. Louis.
Refunding Bonds.
33.8'01 F-A$216,000c-Feb 1 1921 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.)
MACON COUNTY. Nick M. Moody, Clerk County Court.
45 '03 F-A 402,000c.. Aug 1 1923 Past-due bonds not presented_$3.950
County seat Is Macon City. The bonds of this county have been In
Police Bonds
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_51,382,100
default for many years. See "State & City Section" for May 30 1908, is '08 M-S $15,000c_ Sept 1 1928 Total assessed val., 1908_ _29,435,826
page 124.
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.) (Assessment about 60% actual value)
48 '08 11I-S $10,000c__ _Sept 1 1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_427 00
MARION COUNTY. Wade Maxwell, Treasurer.
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.) Population In 1900 (Census)_102,176
Palmyra Is the county seat.
INTEREST Is payable In New York at National Bank of Commerce.
LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $125,000
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _11,592,707
SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. H. Smith, Secretary.
4s '00 J-J 552 500c___June 30 '20 (Assessm't about 50% actual value.) ST. JOSEPH district bonds are
The school
not a part of the municipal debt. The estiInfirmary Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1908_$6.50 mated value of the school property In 1908 was $1,500,000.
4s '08 F-A $75,000c ____1923-1028 Population In 1905
26,331
When Due. 4s '07 M-S 300,000r___Mch 1 1927
LOANS(Subject to call $40,000 after 1913and INTEREST payable In Palmyra.
68
J-J
$9,000r__July 1 1912 4s '08 J-J 500,000c___July 1 1928
$35,000 after 1918.)
4%8
F-A 10,000r___Aug 1 1920
Funding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
F-A $35,000r _Feb 1 1920
48
MARSHALL. Chas. D. Alexander, Clerk.
48
A-0$187.000r___Apr 2 1914
Refunding Bonds.
This city Is the county seat of Saline County. Incorporated In 1871.
1918
J-J
15.000r-July 1 1919 5s
MS 523,000
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $61,000 48
LOANS(Subject to call 1909.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '0951,408,000
Water Plant Bonds.
Assessed valuation 11108._ _2,000.000
J-D $180,000r _June 1 1920 Total assessed val. 1909_36,197,100
48
J-J $22,000c-_ July '10-'24 (Assessm't about 16 actual value.) 4s
(Subject to call June 1 1910.)
(Assessment about M actual value.)
416s
J-J
29,500c..-July 11023 City tax (per $1,000) 1909
$8 00
J-D $45 000r__June 1 1921 School tax (per $1.000) 1909_510.50
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909_551,500 Population In 1900
5.086 334s
48
M-N 95,000r__ May 1 1924 Population In 1909(est.)_115.000
Floating debt
9,500 Population in 1908 (est.)
7,500
INTEREST is payable at New York and Marshall.
INTEREST Is payabln at the Natlonal Bank of Commerce, New York.
124
ST. LOUIS. B. J. Taussig, Comptroller.
St. Louis was formerly in St. Louis County, but city and county were separated in 1877 and the city is now subject to no county government. The
County of St. Louis remains, but the city lies outside of it. City was incorporated in 1822. Propositions to issue $11,200,000 bonds 'carried at
election held on June 12 1906
The Supreme Court has handed down a
decision In favor of the city In the suit Instituted by Herman A. Haeussier
and Robbert M.Hubbard. taxpayers, to restrain the issuance of $3,500,000
improvement bonds, which is a portion o an issue of 111,200,000 bonds voted
on June 12 1906. See V. 85, p. 173. Of the $2,000 000 water-worksrenewal bonds mentioned below, $926,000 were sold up to Sept. 20 1909.
Water Works Renewal Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSPublic Improvement Bonds
3.65s g'07J-D12,000,000cJune 25 '27
4s g '08 J-J $5,500,000cJuly 1 1928
World's Fair Bonds.
Renewals.
3 SIs g '02 A-0 $4,009,000 Apr 1 1922
4s g '91 M-N £513,200_Nov 2 1911
Insane Asylum Bonds.
4s g '92 M-N $1,155,000_Nov 1 1912 45 g 08 A-0$1,000,000c_ _Apr 1 1028
4s g '93 A-0 £257,000_0ct 1 1913
Bridge Bonds.
4s g '94 J-D $2,000,000..June 1 1914 4s g '09 A-0$3,000,000c_ _Oct 1 1929
4s g '88 J-J
1,985,000_July 1 1918
Fire Department Bonds.
3.65sg '95 M-N 975,000_May 1 1915 4s g '00 A-0$100,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1929
3;is g '08 J-D 1593,000_June 1 1918
Bridge and Viaduct Bonds.
33s g '89 F-A 275.000_ Aug 1 1919 4s g '09 A-01600,000c_ _Oct 1 1929
Sewer Bonds.
3Sis g '90 J-D
12,000_June 2 1920
33.s g 00 A-01.000,000c Apr 1 25 4s g '09 A-0$1,000,000c_ _Oct 1 1929
The World's Fair bonds were authorized by Constitutional Amendment
adopted In 1900.
GOLD OR STERLING.
-All bonds of this city are payable In U. S
gold or In £ sterling.
INTEREST on bonds payable in £ sterling, on those maturing in 1912,
1914, 1915, 1922 and 1928, on the 3s due 1918, 1925 and 1929, Is payable
at the National Bank of Commerce, N. Y., or at the National Bank of Scotland (Limited), London, at the rate of $4 8665 per pound sterling. Interest on all other bonds Is payable at the National Bank of Commerce
New York, or at the office of J. S. Morgan & Co , London, at the option of
the holder
TOTAL DEBT SINKING FUNDS, &c.
-The subjoined statement
shows St. Louis's total municipal debt and the water debt. &c.
Oct. 1 1909. Apr. 12 '09. Apr. 13 '08.
Total bonded debt
$25,557,200 $20,875,200 $19,427,178
Water debt, included
3,426,000
4,500,000
4,500,000
Note.
-Under the charter the Municipal Assembly must appropriate
$1,200,000 annually with which to pay debt and the interest thereon.
That portion of each annual appropriation not required for the payment of
the interest constitutes the sinking fund for redemption of the debt existing
April 7 1890 and bonds issued in renewal thereof. On the basis of renewing
the city's bonded debt at 4 %, the debt for which this sinking fund was
established will be extinguished in 1025. The sinking fund on Apr. 12 1909
was $922,824 22.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
-By Constitutional amendments
adopted Nov. 1902, the city is empowered to levy an addltional tax of 35
cents for municipal purposes; to make a new charter through a board of
freeholders to be elected by the people, and to exempt the county indebtedness of 14,966,000 and the water-works indebtedness of 14,500,000 In determining the limit of indebtedness.
AMENDMENTS TO CHARTER.
-Under the above Constitut onal
amendments the charter was amended on June 22 1903.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The city owns its water works, the revenue from
which for water rates, permits, &c., for the fiscal year 1908-09 was $1,867,693 52 and net operating expenses and cost of collecting water rates were
11,003,967 41. In addition to the water works, the city owns its hospitals,
Insane asylums and poor house, city hall, court house, jail, house of correction and work house, engine houses, markets, pollee stations, parks, &c.
ASSESSED VALUAT1ON.-The city's assessed valuation, including
real estate, personal property and railroad, bridge, telegraph, express and
street railway property (about 2-3 cash value), and tax rate have been
as follows:
-City tax per 11,000Bonded
Assessed
New
New Limit
Old
Debt
Years.
Valuation.
Limits. Increased. Limits.
In Aprit.
1909
o$536,207,640
$14.50
$14 50
114 50
1908
5201,342,390
14.50
14 50
14 50
19iii66,065
1907
510,205,043
14.50
14 50
14 50
20 790 278
1906
497,348,175
13 80
13 80
21 019,278
13 80
1905
14 /0
468,930,700
14 70
22,439,278
14 70
1904
458.944,290
14 70
14 70
14 70
23,539,278
1902
418,044,475
13 00
13 00
13 00
18,916,278
9 00
1900
380,541,073
12 80
12 80
18,916,278
1890
248,820,455
9 00
15 00
15 00
21,873,100
165,035,398
5 00
17 50
1870_ _.
____
22,604,000
• Estimated.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) for 1909 Is $22 20, which includes $1 70
State. $6 00 school, in addition to the $14 50 city tax mentioned above.
POPULATION -in 1909 (est.) was 760,000;In 1900(Census) it was 575,
238; In 1890 it was 451,770; in 1880 It was 350,518; In 1870 It was 310,8434.
SCOTLAND COUNTY. S. A. Hammond, Treasurer. .
County seat Is Memphis. Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908-$4,572,550
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
(Assessment about q actual value.
434s J-D $232.000c_June 1910-'17 State&Co.tax (per 11,000) '08 $6.70
Court House Bonds.
Population In 1890
_12,674
4s '07 J-D
130.000_June 1 '10-12 Population in 1900
13.232
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $262,000 Population in 1900 (est.)
14,000
INTER ES r is payable at Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis, and al
the County Treasurer's office.
SEDALIA. J. L. Babcock, Mayor; C. E. Baker, City Clerk.
Sedalia is in Pettis County. Incorporated as a town May 27 1870, and ea city March 2 1886. Bonds are tax exempt
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $168,000
Refunding.
Floating debt
26.670
4 Sig g J-J $116,000c_ _July 1 1927 Sinking fund
.
4,828
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Total assessed val. 1908 _ _ _5,776,215
Revenue Bonds.
(Assessment about 30% actual value)
6s g
F-A $8,000r
Past due Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_130.20
6s g
A-0 10,000r
Past due Population In 1900
15,231
6s g
J-J
25,000r
Past due Population In 1890
14,068
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1906 (est.)
25.000
7s g
A-0 $9,000r
Past due
INTEREST payable In New York
SEDALIA SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. M. Johns, Treasurer.
School property Is valued at $325.000.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '05 J-D $25,000c___June 1 1925
Building Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
.J-D $8.000c June 1 1917 4)s
J-J $23,000c_Jan 1 1919
4s
St-N 15.000c May 1 1918 4s
30,000c__July 1 1910
J-J
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 27 '09.. $164,000
4s
J-J $40,000c Jan 1 1923 Assessed valuation 1909_ __5,500,000
Funding Bonds
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
4s
J-J $23.000c_ _June 20 1915 School tax (per $1,000) '09_ __SU 00
INTEREST on the issues due 1915, 1923 and 1925 is payable at N. W.
Harris & Co., New York, and at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago;
on the 4s due 1918 and the 414s due 1919 at the Mississippi Valley Trust
Co., St. Louis; on 9s due 1919 at Rudolph Kleybolte Co., Inc., New York;
on 4s due 1917 at the National Bank of Commerce, New York.
SIKESTON.
This city is In Scott County.
LOANSWhen Due.'Population in 1900
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '09 J-D $30,000_ __June 1 19291
(Subject to call after-June 1 1914.)i
1,077
SPRINGFIELD. G. W. Hackney, Clerk.
This city is In Greene County.
When Due.
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
45
J-D $15,000c&r_June 1 1021
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Refunding Bonds.
33-s
J-J $10,000c&r_July 1 1921
(Subject to call 110,000 1906.)
VOL. Lxxxix.
MISSOURI-CITIES AND TOWNS.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ _ _ _125,000
Total assessed val., 1908. _11,003.889
Tax rate (per $1,000) '08
$7.50
Population in 1900
23,267
Population In 1909 (est.)
35.000
INTEREST payable in New York
SPRI Sit-WIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT. M. Bowerman, Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1909_113,144,627
Building Bonds.
'School tax rate (per 11,000)'09 $10.00
4s '06 J-D $60,000c-June 1 1911 Population in 1909 (est)
30,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09 $60,000
INTEREST is payable at the Union National Bank, Springfield,
SQUAW CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1.
Zeller, Secretary Board of Supervisors.
F. L.
A drainage aistrict in Holt County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909..162,500
Drainage Bonds.
Ditch tax rate (per acre) '09_50 cents
6s '04 July $62.500c_ _July 1 '10-'18
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage de Trust Co., New York.
VERNON COUNTY.
Court.
Harvey W. Isbell, Clerk County
County seat is Nevada.
LOANSWhen Due.'Total assessed val., 1908_112,000,000
__. _ $35,000
__
(Assess't about Si to Si actual val.)
Refunding Bonds.
1State&co.tax(per 11,000) '08_115.70
31,619
4 14s
M-S
_ _March 1918 Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1900_$135,000u Population In 1909 (est.)
39,000
1100,000cINTEREST is payable at Mississ!ppi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
1
VILLAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2. Frank C. Bryce,
President. P. 0. 6,703, Schofield Ave, St. Louis, Mo.
This school district (located in St. Louis County) was originally the
Washington-Normandy School District. In July 1906 It was voted to
change to the present name.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ 3,000,000
__ '06 ___ $25,000
1926 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
58 '07 __ 50,000c
1927 School tax (per 11,000) 1908_18.50
BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_ _187,000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 Is payable at the National Bank of
Commerce, St. Louis. Mo.
WEBB CITY. L. 0. Walker, Clerk.
This city is in Jasper County. Incorporated Jan. 9 1890.
LOANS-When Due. 4 Sis'06 F-A $7,571c_ _Aug 20 1916
Sewer Bonds.
40'08 F-A 15,300c_Feb 1 1928
Is '01 J-J $12,000c __Jan 1 1921 (Subject to call after Feb. 1 1918.)
4,900c_ __Sept 1 1918
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1905.) 5s '08 M-S
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08 F-A $17,000c_ _Feb 1 1928
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1918) 5s '00 J-D $6,300c_ -June 1 1910
55 '00 ____ 18,500_ _ _ Sept'l 1929 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $77,281
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1919.) Assessed valuation 1909_.2,733,000
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
$5,710c___Jan 1 1913 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09_134.20
5s '03 J-J
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1908.) Population In 1900
9,201
'Population in 1909 (est.)
16,000
INTEREST on the refunding bonds of 1900 is payable at Webb City; on
the sewer bonds due 1921 and the funding bonds due 1013 at New York;
on the funding bonds due 1916 at St. Louis; on the sewer bonds due 1928
at Cleveland, 0.,and on the funding bonds due 1918 and 1928 and the sewer
bonds of 1909 at Chicago, Ill.
•
WEBB CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. 'P. Aldridge, Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '06 J-D $20,000c___June 1 1926
J-D 18.000c __ ______19l4
5s '94
(Subject to call June 1 1916.)
•
(Subject to call after 1904.)
BOND.DEBT Sept 18 1900 $50,000
4s '00 J-D 12,000c
1920 Sinking fund (cash)
4,579
(Subject to call after 1910.)
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,856,628
4 Sis'04 J-D $10,000c
1924 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1914.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_$18.50
Population In 1909 (est.)
15.000
INTEREST on 1906 issue Is payable In N. Y.; on other issues in St. Louis.
WEBSTER GROVES. L. B. Riplry, Clerk.
This city (P. 0. St. Louis) 's in St. Louis County. incorporated 1896.']
When Due.
Water Bonds.
LOANSOct 1922
Street Bonds.
4s '02 __ __ 125,000
Aug 1924 5s '07 M-S 35,000_ _Sept 1 1927
is '04 ____ $14.000
Fire Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 1909 175,000
Aug 1924 Assessed valuation 1908. _ _2,619 080
$1,000
is '02 _
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908..... _18.40
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the Bank of Webster Groves
WEBSTER ORO VEs SCHOOL DISTRICT
F. B. Miller. Secretary.
When Due. 4 Sis'03 F-A $60,000__ _Feb 7 1928
LOANSBuilding Bonds.
(Subject to call after Feb. 7 1918.)
4%8'90 SI-N 13,000r
1910 BOND. DEBT Oct l909_ $103,000
Assessed valuation 1908___3,700,000
(Subject to call aer 900.)
i qs'05 J-D 40,000r .
1925 School tax (per $1,000) 1008 __110.50
(Subject to call after 1015.)
Population In 1909 (est.)
7,500
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Commerce In St. Louis,
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give the statistics regarding all minor civil divisions
In the State of Missouri which have reported an indebtedness of over 125,000
and which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports. We
add the population from the U. S. Census of 1900.
Bonded
Assessed
Bate of
PopuDebt.
Valuation.
int.
lotion.
Location.
$
$
%
1900.
Albany (C), Gentry County
36,000
2,025
Austin Townshlp
56,000
386,115
4&5
1,436
1,364.000
28,704)
5&6
Bon Terre Sch. Dist. No. 12
Booneville. Cooper County
77,000
1,860.185
4
4,377
4
5,484
Brookfield (C), Linn County
1,007,600
32,000
838,370
California (C), Moniteau County... 34,000
3,800
1,925,000
60,000
Calumet Township
2,979
876,306 4u( t)6
643,000
Cameron (C), Clinton County
4
24,315
7,443,988
75,000
Cape Girardeau County
4S4
6,551
3,037,310
72,000
Cape Girardeau Township
5
3,854
2.300,000
35,000
Carrollton (C), Carroll County
4,445
1,052,000 5.95;4
73,500
Cartersville (C), Jasper County
753,030
4 S6
2.315
Caruthersville (C), Pemiscott Co_ _ _ 26,000
807,650
25,000
Centralia School District
3,900,000 4Si &5
28.450
16,939
Christian County
1,691,530
44,500
5,061
Clinton (C), Henry County
4
25,500
200,120
843
Clarksville (C), Pike County
54,500
5,078,618
4
20,578
Cole County
2,991,535
5,651
160,000
Columbia (C), Boone County
4
5,611
970,000
70,000
De Soto (C), Jefferson County
878,235
5
2,137
27,500
El Dorado Springs (C), Cedar Co
5
1,881
1,035,379
Excelsior Springs (C), Clay County_ 42,290
4&5
1,773
Farmington (C), St. Francois Co
46,000
1,002,000
4
29,500
1,475,876 4 ,4 de 5
Flat River School Dist. No. 61
1,300,000 4 si 5&5 Si 4,883
47.(100
Fulton (C), Callaway County
5
756,300
30,000
Glasgow, Howard County
5
903,352
69,000
3,373
Grand River Township
5,916,106
4
60,000
17,832
Grundy County
562,150
5
25,000
Hamilton School District
724,796
28,500
HIggInsville School District
4,000,000
95,500
6,974
Independence (C), Jackson Co
702.150
5
1,658
Jackson, Cape Girardeau County__ 27,000
250.000
4
Jackson Cou ty
195,193
76,500
5
1,750,000
5,966
Kirksville (C), Adair County
2,5 '0,000 4 to 5
2,825
Kirkwood (C), St. Louis County_- 69,500
25.000
1,200,000
4Si
2,636
LaBelle Township, Lewis County
55,000
2,407
1,160,000
Liberty (C), Clay County
5
.
32,000
1,250,000
4
4,000
Macon (C), Macon County
57,000
1,290,812
4 Si
Macon School District
2,638
54,000
555,000
Marceline (C), Linn County
5
4,577
.
Maryville (C), Nodaway County.. 40,000
2,0234815
Maryville School District
75,000
1,700,000
4Si
4,646
8
Mineral Township, Jasper County
26,000
3,400,000
11,837
5
Mississippi County
25,000
3,399,780
3,115
5
Monett, Barry County
973,713
34,250
5
Monett School DistrIct
28,000
811,498
560,000
Mt. Washington School District
26,500
.
2,725
Neosho (C), Newton County
59,500
1.721,250
7,461
Nevada (C). Vernon County
27,000
Madrid Co. Dr. Dist. No. 7 _a258,000
New
New Madrid Co. Dr. Dist. No. 9__179,000
6,710,000
4
. 27,001
Newton County
30,000
-
Nov., 1909.]
*
NORTH. DAKOTA-DEBT OF STATE.
Bonded Assessed
Valuation.
Debt.
$
$
Nodaway County
$5,000 14,000,000
Pierce Township, Lawrence County 37,000
667,988
Pleasant Hill (C), Cass County_ _
450,000
40,000
Pleasant Hill (Twp), Cass County
66,000
Polk County
5,000,000
50,000
Polk (Twp), Cass County
500,000
3 ,000
1,614,174
Poplar Bluff (C), Butler County
31,000
Poplar Bluff School District
1,852,854
42,000
8,708,062
Ray County
25,000
750,000
44,000
Rich Hill (C), Bates County
Richmond (C), Ray County
1.177,747
56,300
638,450
50,000
Rolla (C), Phelps County
35,000 15,000,000
Saline County
2,841,792
41,500
Schuyler County
600,000
31,000
Slater (C) Saline County
921,037
35,000
Sni-a-Bar (Twp), Lafayette Co
41,500
2,000,000
Taney County
89,000
1,504,161
Trenton (C), Grundy County
1,800,000
Warrensburg (C), Johnson County_ 34,000
35,000
1,800,000
Warrensburg School District
45,000
Warrensburg Twp., Johnson Co_
2,000,000
30,000
3,500,000
Washington County
1,089,840
Washington Twp., Lafayette Co.__ 40,000
27,500
773,240
West Plains (C), Howell County
(C) City. (Twp.) Township. a 1906 figures.
Rate of
Int.
i
c'f)
4 y6
4
4&4;i
4&5
4
4&5
4&4
4&4%
4
4%& 5
5
5
4&4ti
4&4
4
5
3%-6
5
125
Poptt- such city, or for the purpose of constructing sewers and for no other purpose
lation. whatever. All bonds or obligations in excess of the amount of indebtedness
1900.
permitted by this Constitution given by any city, county, township, town,
32,938 school district, or any other political subdivision, shall be void.
3,789
SECTION 184. Any city,
2,505 other political subdivision, county, township, town,school district, or any
incurring indebtedness shall, at or before the
time of so doing, provide for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay
23,255 the
interest and also the principal thereof when due, and all laws or ordi1,333 nances
4,321 shall beproviding for the payment of the interest or principal of any debt
irrepealable until such debt be paid.
SECTION 185. Neither the State nor any county,city, township, town,
24,895
school district, or any other political subdivision, shall loan or give its credit
4,050
3,478 or make donations to or In aid of any individual, association or corporation,
7,982 except for necessary support of the poor, nor subscribe to or become the
33,703 owner of the capital stock of any association or corporation, nor shall the
10,840 State engage in any work of internal improvement unless authorized by a
2,502 two-thirds vote of the people.
2,996
NOT VALID UNLESS ENDORSED BY AUDITOR, ETC.
10,127
SECTION 187.
evidence of indebtedness of the State shall
5,306 be valid unless the No bond or have endorsed
thereon a certificate signed
4,742 by the Auditor and same shall State, showing
Secretary of
that the bond or evidence
of debt is issued pursuant to law and is within the debt limit
No bond or
6,251 evidence or debt of any county,
14,263 subdivision, shall be valid unlessor bond of any township or other political
the same have endorsed thereon a certifi3,625 cate signed by the County Auditor, or other officer authorized
by law to
2,002 sign such certificate, stating that
said bond or evidence of debt is issued
pursuant to law and is within the debt limit.
POPULATION OF STATE.
-The population of Nortn Dakota In 1905
was 437,070; in 1900 it was 319,146; in 1890, 182,719; In 1880, 36,909:
in 1870, 14,181; in 1860, 4.837. The figures for 1860 and 1870 are for
both North and South Dakota.
State of North Dakota.
ITS
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
THE
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Organized as a Territory (Act March 2 1861)_ _March 2 1861
NOTE.
-For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following
see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 22 1889)
Nov. 2 1889
BISMARCK. F. E. Young, Auditor.
Total area of State (square miles)
70,795
Bismarck is the capital of the State and the county seat of Burleigh
County. Incorporated Sept.
State Capital
Bismarck all exempt from taxation. 20 1900. The bonds Issued by the city are
Governor (term expires 1st Tues. Jan. 1911)__ _John Burke LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Sept 1909448,000
Bonds.
$13,000
Sec. of State (term ends 1st Tues. Jan. 1911)_ Alfred Blaisdell 4s StreetNov $5,000____Nov 1 1919 Sinking fund
'09
Assessed valuation 1909 __I 600.000
Refunding Bonds.
Treasurer (term ends 1st Tiles. Jan. 1911)__ G.L. Bickford
(Assessm't about 2-5 actual value.)
1911
$16,000
•
__ '01
Total tax (per $1.000) 1908-357 00
1916 Population in 1005
4,913
1921 Population in 1900
3.319
INTEREST payable at Bismarck.
HISTORY OF DEBT -For early history of State debt see "State and
BISMARCK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.
City Supplement" of April 1894, page 118.
Funding Bonds145
J-J
$8,000c. _Oct 10 1924
When Due. DEBT OF STATE INSTITUTIONS. 4s '06
LOANS1926 School tax (per $1,000) 19U4__$14 80
__$20.000
Refunding BondsInsane Hospital, Jamestown
4s '95 J-J $38,600c. _July 1 1915 4s '99 Jan 4$50.000c_June 1 1919 BURLEIGH COUNTY. C. R. Kositzky, Treasurer.
4s '00 J-J 113,000c__May 15 1920
Soldiers' Home, Lisbon
Bismarck is the county seat.
4s '91 F-A 20,000c___Aug 1 1911 4s '09 J-J 4320,000c _July 1 1929
LOANSWhets Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 18 1909 $157,000
4s '04 J-3 150,000c-July 1 1914
Capitol Building Bonds.
Refunding Bonds-Tax Exempt.
Assessed valuation 1908_ 4,917,121
30,000c___July 1 1923 4s '03 ___ §$100,000 July 1
4s '03 J-J
1923 6s '92 J-J j$66,000c
1912 (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
63,000c- May 1 1927
4s '07 J-J
Reform School, Mandan
,
1914 State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'08 $10,80
'00 M-N S22,700c___May 1 1919 4s '01 Jan S$20,000c_ _Sept 1 1921 450'98
4s
A-0 71,000._
1918 Population In 1905
29,000c&r_May 11927
45 '07 J-J
Twine and Cordage Factory
INTEREST on 6s is payable at C lase Nat. Bank, New York City; on
20,000__May 1 1927 45 '01 J-J ;$94.000c___May 1 1911
4s '07 ___
7
4 Ms at Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago
Funding Bonds.
4s '01 J-J I 75,000c_ .May 1 1921
4s '01 M-N $106,000c_Mar 20 1921
State University & Sch. of Mines. DEVILS LAKE [SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Revenue Bonds.
4s '01 ___ $50,000____July 1 1921
A district (P. 0. Devil's Lake) in Ramsey County.
4s '05 J-J $150,000c__ _July 1 1925
Agricultural College Bonds.
When Due. I
4s '01 ___ $50,000___May 11 1021 LOANSFunding Bonds.
;These bonds are held wholly or In part by the Permanent School Fund.
4s '09 ____ $25,000
1929 1
I NTF.RE ST and principal of the above bonds are payable at the Chemical
National Bank In New York.
FARGO. N. C. Morgan, Auditor.
TOTAL DEBTJuly 1 '09. July 1 '08. July 1 '07. July 1 '06.
Fargo is situated In Cass County.
Bonded debt
$642,300
$692,300
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nrch 18'08 $157,000
$692,300
$692,300 LOANS6s Refunding BondsWater debt (Included)
The aggregate debt given above does not include the $200,000 of bonds
75 000
1 1913 Water debt sinking fund (Inc.) 28,307
Issued by State institutions; also does not include $169,000 bonds of the
0,000_ _ _June 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1907_ ._4,520 611
Twine and Cordage Factory. The investments of the permanent school 55
-Works Bonds- '
65 Water
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
fund on-July 1 1909 amounted to $3,852,767.
____$40,000____Nov 1 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907__$46 00
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The State's assessed valuation (about one
Water and Sewer Bonds•
Population in 1890
5,664
fo irth actual value) has been as follows:
__$30,000___Nov 15 1915 Population In 1900
65
9.589
Real
Personal
Water & Steam Co. Bonds Population in 1905
Total Assessed State taxa
12.512
Years.
Estate.
Properly.'
(Assumed.)
Valuation. per $1,000.
1908
$147,147,963
$81,619,299
420,000_ _.Jan 1 1911
7a
$228,767,262
$5 30
1907
137,034,644
76,262,898
213,297,542
5 10
1906
GRAND FORKS. W. H. Alexander, Auditor; T. J. Hagen,
125,323,154
71,139,430
196,462,584
5 30
1005
113,127,106
60,423,881
173,551,077
5 30
Treasurer.
1904
98,355,107
57,150,072
155,505,269
5 50
This city is situated In Grand Forks County. Incorporated Feb. 23 1881.
91,616,090
1903
54,921,354
146,537,444
5 50
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
85,433,334
1902
48,447,042
133,880,376
5 50
6s Filtration Bonds
65
J-J $5.000c_.. July 1 '10-'11
73,574,494
1000
43,629,991
117,204,485
4 50
M-S $40.000c__Sept 1 1914
(33.000 due yearly).
64.722,092
1896
28,676,886
93,398,978
4 30
65 Funding Bonds.
GEN'L BONDS Sept 17 '09 $232,000
1893
82,351,987
4 50
A-0 $51,000c___Oct 1 1910 Assessment debt
350,000
• The assessed valuation of personal property as given above includes
Water Bonds
Sinking fund
15,000
the valuation of railroad and street railway property, express companies 4 Sis'05 F-A $50,000c___Aug 1 1925 Value of city property
350,000
and telegraph and telephone companies; in 1008 these amounted to 65 Refunding Bonds
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _4 ,250,000
$34,250,452; in 1007, $30,455,271; in 1904, $22,835,483; in 1903, $21,$30 000c_Nov 1 1917 (Assessment about 25 actual value.)
861,555; In 1902, $20,484,953; and in 1901, $18,518,804.
____ 15.000 ___Jan 1 1919 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09.319.00
a Since 1901 a special tax of $1 00 has been levied for the maintenance of 4s '09 ____ 40,000
1929 Population in 1905
10,127
educational institutions of the State. This Is included In the total tax given
Population In 1000
7,652
above.
INTEREST is payable in New York.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
-At the November 1908 general
The sewer bonds In the above table are payable by special assessment
three amendments to the State Constitution were adopted by the on property benefited, and are subject to call.
election
voters. V. 87, p. 1619. One of the amendments is to Section 162 of the
Constitution and prescribes the manner in which moneys of the State MINOT. Lyle Thompson, Auditor.
This city is In Ward County.
Permanent School Fund and other educational funds shall be invested.
LOANSSee V. 86, p. 870, for full description of amendment.
When Due. GEN'L BONDS Mch 4 09...$59,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt
DEBT LI M ITATION.-The limitations to the debt-making power of the
146,963
5s '04 ____ $8,000_
70,000
State and municipalities of North Dakota are found In Article XII 01 its 4s '09 Apr 115,000 _ _June 15 1924 Floating debt
1929 Sinking fund
amstitution. The provisions with reference to the matter are complete
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val. 1908
1,584.'5 4
stringent, and are as follows:
and
4 S4s'05 ____ $21.000_ __Dec 12 1925 (Assessment about 1-3 actual 3 462
value.)
Water-Works Bonds.
SECTION 182. The State may, to meet casual deficits or failure In the
Total tax rate (per $1,000)1908 $5 00
revenue, or In case of extraordinary emergencies, contract debts, but such 6s '08 Apr $30.000c__Oct 15 1928 Population in 1907
6,792
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
debts shall never in tile aggregate exceed the sum of two hundred
dollars, exclusive of what may be the debt of North Dakota at the time RAMSEY COUNTY.
Gue Furstenau, Treasurer.
of the adoption of this Constitution. Every such debt shall be authorized
County scat is Devil's Lake,
by law for certain purposes, to be definitely mentioned therein, and every
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_ _$58,000
such law shall provide for levying an annual tax sufficient to pay the LOANSCash in county funds
62,879
Interest semi-annually, and the principal within thirty years from the pass- Os Funding Bonds
.Mch 20 1910 Total assessed val. 1908..,..6,137,381
M-S $50000.
age of such law, and shall specially appropriate the proceeds of such tax
M-N 18,000c__May 1 1915 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
to the payment of said principal and interest, and such appropriation shall Os
5,000c__Mch 19 1920 State & Co tax (per M) '08_414 40
M-S
not be repealed nor the tax discontinued until such debt, both principal 4s
Refunding Bonds
Population in 1800
and interest, shall have been fully paid. No debt In excess of the limit
4.418
M-S $30,000c__Mch 19 1920 Population in 1900
named shall be incurred except for the purpose of repelling invasion, sup- 44s
9,198
50,000c__ _Sept 1 1929 Population in 1905
pressing insurrection, defending the State In time of war, or to provide for 4s 09 .._
11.979
INTEREST on the funding bonds is payable at St. Paul, Minn.; on other
public defense in ease of threatened hostilities; but the issuing of new bonds
bonds at Devil's Lake.
to refund existing indebtedness shall not be construed to be any part or
portion of said two hundred thousand dollars.
WAHPETON. Wm. R. Purdon, Auditor. '
SECTION 183. The debt of any county, township, city, town, school
A city In Richland County. A special assessment is levied each year
district, or any other political subdivision, shall never exceed fire (5) per to meet the payments of principal and interest
on all sewer bonds. Incorcentum upon the assessed value of the taxable property therein; provided, porated Nov. 30 1887.
that any incorporated city may, by a two-thirds vote, increase such indebted- LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds
ness three (3) per centum on such assessed value beyond said five (5) per cent
Sewer Bonds.
5 lis'04
limit. In estimating the indebtedness which a city, county township, 5yis$15,818_Nov 6'10 to'19 BOND.J-D $15.000_ _June 15 1924
DEBT Mch 1 1909_466,300
school district or any other political subdivision may incur, the entire 5)4s
11,825-row 1, to '2o Assessed valuation 1908_ _ __594 291
10
existing Indebtedness, whether contracted prior or subsequent
amount of
Water Works Bonds
(Assessment about X actual value.)
to the adoption of this Constitution shall be included provided, further
Os
11-N 1810.000-MaY 2 1919 Total tax (per $1 000) 1904..370 70
that any incorporated city may become indebted in any amount not ex11,000__May 2 1924 Population in 1900
2,228
ceeding four (4) per centum on such assessed value without regard to the
Population in 1905
_2,741
existing indebtedness of such city, for the purpose of constructing or purINTEREST on refunding bonds is payable at Walipeton: on water-works
chasing water-works for furnishing a supply of water to the inhabitants 0 bonds in Chicago.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday In January. and sessions are limited to sixty days.
___
16,000
16,000
126
SOUTH DAKOTA--DEBT OF STATE.
Lxxxtx.
"In estimating the amount of the Indebtedness which a municipality
WARD COUNTY. A. C. Nedrud, Treasurer.
or subdivision may incur, the amount of indebtedness contracted prior .•
Minot Is the county seat.
the Constitution shall be included:
LOANSWhen Due. TOrAL DEBT Sept 20'09 $356,000 to the adoption of any county,
"Provided, That
municipal corporation, civil township,
50,000
Sinking fund
Court House and Jail Bonds.
indebtedness not
J-J $20,000c
1910-12 Total assessed val. 1909_16,874.347 district or other subdivision may incur an additional the taxable propes
(Assessm't about 30% actual value.) exceeding ten per centum upon the assessed valuation of
Funding Bonds.
erty therein for the year preceding that in which said indebtedness Is
4;4s'05 J-J $150,000c_ _July 1 1925 State & Co tax (per $1,000) '09 $16 00 Incurred. for the purpose of providing
water and sewerage, for irrigation
Population in 1905
33,468
GENERAL BOND. DEBT
$170.000 Population in 1900
7,961 domestic uses sewerage and other purposes; and
Sept 20 1909
"Provided,further, That in a city where the population Is 8,000 or more,
186,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
45,000
Floating debt
city may incur an indebtedness not exceeding eight per centum upon
INTEREST on the 43is is payable at the First National Bank, Chicago; suchassessed valuation of the taxable
the
property therein for the year next
on the $20,000 Issue at the Chase National Bank, New York City.
preceding that In which said indebtedness Is incurred, for the purpose of
constructing street railways, electric lights or other lighting plants;
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
"Provided, further, That no county, municipal corporation, civil townIn the table below we give statistics regarding places in North Dakota ship, district or subdivision shall be included within such district or subwhich have reported a bonded indebtedness of over $25,000 and which are division without a majority vote in favor thereof, of the electors of the
not represented among the foregoing detailed reports. We add the popu- county, municipal corporation, civil township, district or other subdivision,
as the case may be, which is proposed to be Included therein, and no such
lation from the State Census of 1905.
Total Cash in Assessed
Tax
Popu• debt shall ever be incurred for any of the purposes In this section provided
Debt.
Treas. Valuation. Per tarn in unless authorized by a vote in favor thereof by a majority of the electors
$
$1,000
1905. of such county, municipal corporation, civil township, district or subdiviLocation$
$
30,000 68,355 10,500,000820.00 15,726 sion incurring the same."
Barnes County
SECTION 5. Any city, county, town, school district or any other sub27,000 179,85 t 5,409,141
9,363
Benson County
93,500
7,612,282815.80 15,174 division incurring indebtedness shall, at or before the time of so doing,
Bottineau County
31,500
County
17,686,35,1 a4.10 31,955 provide for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest
Cass
30,000
6,342,403817.00 15,761 and also the principal thereof when due, and all laws or ordinances proCavalier County
49,000
Dickinson, Stark County
659,617 44.00
3,188 viding for the payment of the interest or principal of any debt shall be
40,000 34,244 3,784,081825.50
Emmons County
6,418 irrepealable until such debt be paid.
81,500
-The population of South Dakota has been
POPULATION OF STATE.
Foster County
2,913,193
4,743
52.800
939
2,423 reported as follows in the years named. The figures for 1900 include
292,421 22.40
Grafton, Walsh County
30,000 45,300 3,800,000 _ _ _ _
5,993 Indians and whites on Indian reservations, who in previous years were
Griggs County
7,816 1,495,000 _ _ _ _
Jamestown, Stutsman County_ 46,000
5,093 excluded from the enumeration. The aggregate of such persons in 1890
26,000 19,765 2,478,573a12.60
Kidder County
2,307 was 19,792, and should be added to the total for that year in making com50,000 125,999 6,111,526814.70
7,715 parisons. State Census 1905, 455,185.
La Moure County
64,000 46,301 7,925,230815.70 15,231 1900_401,570 1890_328,808 1880_98,288 1870_•14,181 1880_•4,837
McHenry County
25,000 20,757 3,436,589815.10
6,088
McIntosh County
27,000 47,146 6,643,364a16.80 15,245
McLean County
*This Is the total for both North and South Dakota.
43,000
4,800
820,000 ____
2,714
Mandan (C), Morton County..
115,565 52,334
13,363
Morton County
CITIES COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
36,000 52,739 4,664,798816.20
0,501
Nelson County
2,500
300,000 70.00
1,303
46,000
Oakes (C), Dickey County
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
4,852,000 817.00 9-10 8,634
40,000
Ransom County
6,842
71,000 26,794 3,779,115016.00
Rolette County
For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following, see "Addi7,414 'tonal Statements" at end or this State.
32,540 45,339 4,685,986815.30
Sargent County
8,879,803616.30 14,580
56,574
Stutsman County
4,751,674 14.70
7 903 ABERDEEN. F. W. Raymond, Auditor.
39,000
Towner County
This city is in Brown County. Incorporated May 8 1882.
42,000 84,686 5,236,972a21.50
9.482
Wells County
120,500
5,386.519a46.40
When Due. GEN'L BONDS Sept '09__ $192,500
6,952 LOANSWilliams County
Assessment debt
28,924
City-Hall Bonds773.073c51.75
1,125
Williston (C), Williams County_ 27,000
40,200
$15,000c___July 11010 Floating debt
4 MsM-N
a County tax. b State and county tax. c Total tax.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909__ 261,624
Refunding Bonds57,432
as
J-J $20,000o. _Jan 1 1915 Sinking fund
43is'09 M-N 42,000__Nov 15 1919 NET DEBT Sept 1909____ 204,192
Sewer and Water Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909___3,798.567
$6,000
1918 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
5s-_ _
4 qs
__
1921 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909.__$27.00
54. 4871.
.08
6,000
4 Vjs
___
17,500
1923 Population in 1905
4s '06J-J
75.000c___July 2 1926 Population n 1900
ITS
12,500
55 '08 s.a.
13.000c
1928 Population in 1909 (est.)
5s '08 s-a
1928
40,000c
DEBT RESOURCES, ETC.
INTEREST is payable at the ChemicalNational Bank, New York.
ABERDEEN
M. Guhin, Clerk
Organized as a Territory (Act March 2 1861)___ _March 2 1861 LOANS- SCHOOL DISTRICT. M.Building Bonds. Bd, Education.
When Due,
F nding Bonds.
,
5s '09 J-D $25,000
June 1 1929
Nov. 2 1889
(Act Feb. 22 1889)
Admitted as a State
0
,
68'08 M-N $50,000____Nov 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909.... $122,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__ _2,964,455
77,650
Total area of State (square miles)
5s '09 M-N $11,000_May 1 1919
State of South Dakota.
Pierre
State Capital
BROOKINGS. G. H. Stoddart, Auditor.
Governor (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)_..R. S. Vessey
This city is in Brookings County. Incorporated Feb. 29 1884.
Water
-Works Bonds
When Due.
Sec'y of State (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)_S. C. Polley LOANS- Bonds.
Telephone
5s '01 J-J $50,000____July 1 1921
5s '03
July 1 1911.)
$9,000---July
to
Treas. (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)_ _G. G. Johnson (SubjectJ-J call after July 1 1 1923 (SubiectJ-J call after _July 1 1927
$15,000c_
1913.) 5s '07
to
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
5s '03 J-J $13,500____July 1 1923 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '094102,500
(Subiect to call after July 1 1913.) Total assessed val. MO__ 907,989
Sewer Bonds
2,4
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
36
5s '07 J-J $15,000c___July 1 1927 Population in 1900
-For history of State debt see "State and City (Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
HISTORY OF DEBT.
Supplement" of April 1894, page 120
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
-The State has no bonded debt; the floating debt BROOKINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. J. Carlisle, Clerk.
TOTAL DEBT. ETC.
•
on Sept. 15 1909 was, revenue warrants, $500,000, and registered warrants BONDED DEBT Oct 1909_ _$36,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_425 00
of 5190,000, and $135,000 borrowed from the Twin Plant fund, making Assessed valuation 1909_ 991,000 Population in 1909 (est.)........ ,_4,000
a total of $825,000.
(Assessment about 1-4 actual value.)
EQUALIZED VALUATION -The following statement shows the total
valuation of real estate, personal, railroad property, telegraph, telephone, CHAMBERLAIN. C. G. LeBlond, Auditor.
This city is the county seat of Brule County
Incorporated 1881 II
express and sleeping-car companies, as equalized by the State Board of
BONDED DEBT Mch 4 1909 $55,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_459 0
1.7
00
.0
Assessment and -Equalization.
Assessed valuation 1908
Valuation.
Valuation. I Year.
435.085 Population In 1905
Year.
$158,330,111 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
$330,500,000 1899
1909
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
172,255.085
283,696,268 i90u
1908
118,580,496
260,630,077 1898
1907
120,175,431 CLARK. Max It. Brown, Auditor.
222,426,469 1897
1906
This city is in Clark County.
119,391,156
219,647 674 1896
1905
When Due.!Assessed valuation 1908_4373 130
100
:0
121,751,151 LOANS214,239,028 1895
1904
128,046,765 BONDED DEBT June 1909-$25,000jPopulation in 1905
211,030,698 1894
1903
187,531,381 1893
136 032,840 CUSTER COUNTY.
1902
E. A. Scott, Auditor.
173.206,733
1901
County seat is Custer.
TAX RATE -The tax rate (per 11,000) for 1908 was $3.00.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS -Two amendments to the State
Refunding Bonds4s
J-J $143,080 33o_July 1 1922
A-0 $28 560o...._April 1920
Constitution were defeated by the people at the general election in Novem- 6s
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
(Subject to call 1910.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $216,834
ber 1908; V. 87, p. 1372. One of these amendments was to Article XI of
M-N $20,000c__May 10 1921 Total assessed val 1909___A,665,342
the Constitution and provided for various changes In the Constitutional 6s
provisions regarding taxation; among other things, the Legislature was
(Subject to call 1911.)
(Assessment about ;.‘ actual value.)
required to classify incomes and arrange for a graduated or progressive tax 8s
J-J
$4,450c__July 1 1919 State& co.tax(per $1,000)1909 $22.00
2.899
thereon. V. 86. p. 881. At the November 1910 election six amendments
Population in 1905
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
2.728
5s'06
M-N $20,000c_May 10 1928 Population in 1900
to the State Constitution will be voted upon. V. 89, p. 944.
INTEREST payable at Custer.
(Subject to sale after May 10 '18.)
DEBT LIMITATION -South Dakota has incorporated into its Constitution very stringent provisions limiting the debt-making power of the DEADWOOD. W. E. Adams, Mayor.
II H
County seat of Lawrence County.
State and Its municipalities. All these provisions are found in Article XITI
Water Bonds-(Con.)
When Due.
LOANSand are as follows:
1925
5s '05 A-0 $5,000
City-Hall BondsSECTION 1. Neither the State nor any county. township or munici- as
Sewer Bonds
J-J $22,500_ _ __July 11021
pality shall loan or give Its credit or make donation to or in aid of any
8s
J-J $38,000_ _ _June 1 1912
.
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
individual, association or corporation, except for the necessary support
Water Bonds(Subject to call June 1 1902.)
of the poor, nor subscribe to or become the owner of the capital stock of 88
M-S $20,000___Sept 1 1919 BOND. DEBT July 20 '09_ $107,500
any association or corporation, nor pay or become responsible tor the
Total assessed val 1908_1,348,655
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1909.)
debt or liability of any individual, association or corporation; provided Os
M-S $12,000____Mar 1 1920 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
that the State may assume or pay such debt or liability when incurred
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1910.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_553 00
In time of war for the defense of the State. Nor shall the State engage 8s
3,498
A 0 $5,000__.Apr 1 1921 Population in 1900
in any work of Internal improvement.
4,364
Population in 1905
(Subject to call April 1 1911.)
SECTION 2. For the purpose of defraying extraordinary expenses and 6s
A-0 $5,000_July 1 1922
making public improvements, or to meet casual deficits or failure in revenue.
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
the State may contract debts never to exceed with previous debts In the
INTEREST on water bonds due April 1921 and July 1922 is payable
aggregate $100,000, and no greater indebtedness shall be incurred except
for the purpose of repelling invasion, suppressing insurrection, or defending at Deadwood: on all other bonds at Fourth National Bank New York.
Ellery Knowles, Secretary.
the State or the United States in war, and provision shall be made by law DEADWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT
When Due. (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
for the payment of the Interest annually and the principal when due, by LOANStax levied for the purpose, or from other sources of revenue; which law BOND. DEBT May 11 1909475,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_520.00
providing for the payment of such interest and principal by such tax or Total assessed val. 1908_ _$2,041,533 Population in 1909 (est.) _ -_ _ _5.000
otherwise shall be irrepealable until such debt is paid; provided however,
INTEREST is payable at the Fourth National Bank, New York City
the State of South Dakota shall have the power to refund the Territorial
debt assumed by the State of South Dakota by bonds of the State of FORT PIERRE. M. A. McMillan, Auditor.
This city is In Stanley County. Incorporated 1890.
South Dakota.
When Due. Assessment debt
$5,377
SECTION 3. That the indebtedness of the State of South Dakota LOANS-Wks. Bds.-(Tax-Ezempt). Floating debt
Water
17,575
limited by section 2 of this article shall be in addition to the debt of the
2,150
Territory of Dakota assumed by and agreed to be paid by South Dakota. 5s g '07 .1-J $39,000c_Jan 1 '25& '27 Sinking fund..
536,560
Court-House Bonds (Tax-Exempt). Assessed valuation 1908
Section 4 amended in 1896 and again in 1902 now reads as follows:
SECTION 4. The debt of any county, city, town, school district, civil 6s '07 J-D 510.000 c_ _June 1 1927 Total tax rate(per $1,000) 08453.25
395
in 1900_
township or other subdivision, shall never exceed five (5) per centum upon GEN. BONDS Sept 1 19011._$40,000
INTEREST on the water-works bonds is payable at the American Trust
the assessed valuation of the taxable property therein for the year preceding that in which said indebtedness is incurred.
& Savings Bank, Chicago.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Tuesday after
the first Monday in January, and sessions are limited to sixty days.
Nov., 1909.1
NEBRASKA-DEBT OF STATE.
LAWRENCE COUNTY. D. A. Mc Phorson , Chairman Board
of County Commissioners.
County seat is Deadwood. Some of the bonds of this county were contested on what were believed to be valid reasons, but as soon as determined
legal by the courts, the county accepted the situation and all back interest
was paid. Current coupons are now taken care of as they become due.
Court House Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds
55 '06 M-N $25.0000_ __May 1 1926
1912 (Subject to call after May 1 191(1.)
65
-- $139,000_
5s
M-N 87,000c_ July 1 1919 BONDED DEBT Sept 1908 $400,000
Assessed valuation 1908 _9,015.234
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
5s
M-N $30,000c___Nov 1 1923 (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
1 1913 ) State&co.tax (per $1,000) '07..$14.00
(Subject to call after No
5s
21.060
M-N $40.000c
Sept 1 1923 Population in 1905
17 897
(SubJect to call after Sept 1 1913 I Population in 1900
5s '07 M-N $150,000o_ Nov 1 1927
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1917
INTEREST on the $40,000 bonds due Sept.1 11123Is p 1ybi at the Fourth
National Bank. Deadwood; on the $3).000 due Nov. 11923. at New York.
TAX FREE.-Isonds of this county are exempt from taxation.
LEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT. Carrie M. Voigt, Clerk Board
of Education.
A district (P. 0. Lead) in Lawrence County.
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1908_33,241,339
LOANS6,210
5s '09 ___ $17,000_ __ _July 1 1929'Population In 1900
8,052
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)'Population in 1905
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 '09_357,0001
127
LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT Nov 1 1909_ $531,000
Refunding Bonds
Floating Debt
185,000
5s '03 J J 147,000c._ _July 1 1923 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1909 716,000
5s '04 M-S 17,500c_ _Mch 1 1924 Total assessed val. 1908_4,317,000
5s '04 J-J
10.000c..... Jan 1 1024 (Assessment about X actual value.
5s '07 M-S 68,000c___Mch 9 1927 Total tax rate (per 1,000)'08 .153.80
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900
10.266
5s
J-J $210.0000_July I 1923 Population in 1905
12.233
Funding Bonds.
55 '90 J-J $178,500. _ _Jan I 1910
INTEREST is payable at the Chemical National Bank New York
SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
W B Fuller. Clerk
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909.4100,000
Ward-School Bonds.
Floating debt
,.
84,793
53.s
Oct 2 $25.000c___ _July 1910 Sinking fund
15,760
High School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909__ _4,671,000
5s '05 Oct. 375,000_ __Oct 2 1925
(Assessment 2-5 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1909_423.60
INTEREST payable In New York.
WATERTOWN. W. M. Schoenberger, Clerk.
This city is in Codington County. Incorporated in 1885.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
44s'09 J-J $15,000c_July 1 '10-'29 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08_138.711
Funding Bonds
Population in 1900
3.382
3s
Dec $28,000c_
1910 Population in 1905
5.164
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09 .139,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
9.000
Total assessed val. 1908_ __2,022,502
INTEREST payable at Boston, Mass., and at Watertown. S. D.
WATERTOWN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
H. D. Rice, Clerk
of Board of Education.
LOANS
When Due.
city Is In Lake County.
This
Building Bonds
40;'09 A-0 $60,000c_Apr 1 '10-'29 4 Xs'09 J-J $10,000c_July 1 '10-'29
LOANSWhen Due.'Assessed valuation 1908_$1,005,767
Refunding Bonds
Electric Light Bonds.
Population in 1900
2,550
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909,$100,000 450'09 J-J $16,000c_ _July 2 19291Population in 1905
2,914 4 Xs'09 J-J $30,000c .July 1 '10-'29 Assessed valuation 1908_2,022,552
BOND. DEBT July 1909_450,000
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
INTEREST is payable at the District Treasurer's office.
MADISON. Wm. Rae, Auditor.
MEADE COUNTY. A. P. Schnell, Auditor.
County scat Is Sturgis. By resolution of the Board of Commissioners YANKTON. Helen B. Russell, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Yankton County. In addition to debt beof this county at their regular session Jan. 28 1908, the chairman of said
board and the County Auditor were authorized to enter Into an agreement low, the city guarantees the interest on $21,000 bonds of the North Side
for the liquidation of outstanding bonds past due. (See issue below which Water Cu.. a corporation in this city.
When Due. Bd. of Educe. debt (addel)_ $17,500
matured Nov. 1 1907.) An agreement as authorized was entered into LOANSRefunding Bonds.
Total assessed val., 1908_81,308,146
with the holders of said bonds, whereby annual payments on bonds past
F-A 244,000.-Feb 20 1919 (Assessment about X actual value.)
due would be paid in installments of $6,000 per annum, and Interest cou- 4s
F-A 15,000
Feb 1923 Total tax (per $1,000) '08____$43.31
pons were executed drawing 5% per annum, payable semi-annually on 'Ss
.
May 1 and Nov. 1 of each year. This agreement has been carried out 44s '05 A-0 26,000_ _Oct 16 1925
4,189
BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_$85,000 Population in 1900
promptly. Bonds are tax exempt.
4,125
OPTIONAL.
-All bonds are subject to call after 10 years.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1009_3155,200
LOANS5s '89 ___ $34,000____Nov 1 1907 Floating debt
93,000
Refunding Bonds
Sinking fund
4,500 YANKTON COUNTY. David M. Finnegan, Auditor.
County seat is Yankton.
55
J-J 324,500e_ __July 1 1920 Assessed valuation 1909_ _3,100,000
When Due. (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.) (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) LOANSRailroad Bonds
55
J-J• 71,7000_ __July 1 1922 State & Co. tax (per M)'09___$20 00
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_314.00
M-N $200,000c
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) Population in 1900
1919 Population in 1905
_13.134
4,907 48
Judgment Ponds
Population in 1905
4,825 (Subject to call 150.000 after_1914.) Population in 1900
_12,649
5s '08 M N 25,000c_Nov 1 1928 Population in 1909 (est.)
11,000 BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '094200,000 INTEREST is payable at the ChemlAssessed valuation 1909___7,114,982
(Subject to C4111 after Nov. 11918).
cal National Bank. New York
• These bonds were Issued In exchange for general warrants.
INTEREST Is payable at Fourth National Bank New York.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
MITCHELL. 0. L. Bronson, Mayor; H. R. Kibbee, City
We give below the bonded debt, amount borrowed from school fund,
warrants outstanding, cash in treasury, the equalized valuation and the
Treasurer.
population in 1905 of all counties In South Dakota reporting a debt of $25.Mitchell is situated in Davison County. Incorporated April 1889.
000 or over which are not Included among the foregoing. The amount
LOANS1Vhen Due.
Refunding Water Bonds.
"borrowed from the school fund" in the following table represents money
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $40,000c___May 1 1920 advanced to the different county auditors, who in turn loan it on real estate
43.s
F-A $19,500c___Feb 1 1919
43is
Water Bonds.
mortgages, municipal and school district bonds, &c. The various
(Subject to call Feb 1 1909.)
5s s.-an '04 $40,000e -------1024 remain at all times responsible to the school fund for the amount so counties
received.
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Borrowed
5s '05 M-N $60.000c_May 2 1925 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909_$209,500
Bonded
from
Warrants Cash in
Popu(Subject to call after May 2 1915.) Total assessed val. 1908-2,116,101
Debt. school fund. Outst'g. Treasury. Valuarn. Innen
4 Xs '09 s-a $50,000c_
1929 Assessm't abt. 50% actual value.
Counties$
a
$
a
1905.
(Subject to call after 1919.)
- Total tax (oer $1,000)'08_448 00 Brookings Co
None.
73,000 None. 18,736 8,166,980 14,019
4 Xs'09 _ __ 50,000_ __June 1 1929 Population in 1900
4,055 Brown Co
40,000 191,204 None. 24,225 16,154,336 17,794
Population In 1908 (est.)
17,000
8,000 Butte Co
59,670 143,833 24,109 3,025,042
3,975
INTEREST payable at City Treasury
Campbell Co
26,000 106,940
1,754 14,260 2,999,538
2,587
MITCHELL SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. W. Downey, Clerk Bd. of Educat'n. Charles Mix Co_ _ _ _ None. 114,837 None. 32,471 5,681.683 11.212
Clark Co
None
78,400 None. 22,704 6,523,376
8,701
LOANS
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 1009_494,000 Davison Co
48,000
85,485 None. 21,560 5,940,000 10,057
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909__ _2,182,135 Day Co
45,000 139,564
154 19,045 6,730,145 13.785
5s' 08 s-a $69,000
1928 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.) Fall River Co
40,000
49,381 231,783 57,770 2,610,792
5,071
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Faulk Co
50,000
4,838,739
3,962
Grant Co
58,000 102,252 None. 24,784 5,651,972
9,600
RAPID CITY. A. K. Thomas, Auditor.
Gregory Co
None
92,800 62,051 18,599 3,967.843
7,024
Rapid City is situated in Pennington County. The city owns property Hamlln Co
None.
64,748 196,000 39,867 3,848,354
6,962
valued at $150,000; City Hall, waterworks, &c. Incorporated In 1890.
Hand Co
None.
66,030 None. 54,801 6,375,474
5,071
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
Hanson Co
None
72,715 None. 14,008 4,220,140
5,669
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Is
M-N $5.000c_.May 1 1911 Hughes Co
167,000
79,608 32,223 32,606 4,590,640
3,921
5s g '05 J-J $44,000c___July 11025 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909__$123,000 Hutchinson Co_ _ _ _ None.
97,160 None. 24,692 8,529,084 12,231
(Subject to call after 1910.)
Water debt (included)
None. 108,835 None. 35,369 7,529,240 11.199
44.000 Kingsbury Co
Refunding Park Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _1,338,000 Lake Co
15,000
,
54000 None
.
6,631,905
9,888
5s '06 F-A $.10.000c_ _Aug 1 1926 Actual valuation 1909_ _ _4,014,000 Lincoln Co
None. 104,855
910 20,963 7,061,169 12.742
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ $52.50 Lyman Co
None.
132,056
5,890
4.263
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1905
40,500
51,500 26,749 25,472 3,926,186
1,797 Marshall Co
7.101
$33,000c. _Oct
55 '06 A-0 $34,000c...Oct 1 1926 Population in 1900
None.
61,700
1,342 McCook Co
234
8,690 6,062,612
9,037
(Subject to call after Oct 11911.)
McPherson Co
None.
59,720 None. 18,721 4,820,145
5.727
INTEREST on the 6% bonds is payable at the Hanover National Bank. Miner Co
None.
68,225 None. 25,000 4,558.000
6,271
New York City; on others at Rapid City, S. D.
Mlnnehaha Co
76,550
5,000 71,542 15,186,390 27,282
Pennington Co____ 18,500
28,867 97,197 17,802 5,869.460
6,073
RAPID CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Geo. H. White, Secretary.
Potter Co
None. 121,591
727 19,845 2,519,105
2,978
When Due.'Assessed valuation 1908 _ $1.212.490 Sanborn Co
LOANS40,000 120,288 None.
3,324 4,201,005
5,387
$4 000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) Spink Co
58
I
None. 152,399 26,398 15,890 11,786,564 11.223
55 '08 J-1) 20,000._ _June 1 1928'School tax (per 81,000) '08_......$15.50 Stanley Co
80
3.0
63,500
145,633 98,864 7,079,080
2,649
(Subject to call after June 1 1913.)'Population In 1908 (est.)
Turner Co
None. 111,650
20,000 8,000,000 13,895
1909_324,0001
BOND. DEBT May 1
Union Co
None. 102,099
1,276 19,289 5,531,151 11,212
Walworth Co
10,000
71,535
1,370 16,800 3,663,712
4,005
REDFIELD. H. T. Patch, Auditor.
This city is In Spink County. Incorporated April 1883
Sewer Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Warrants.
5s '09 F-A $18,000c___Feb 1 1929
7s
___
$1,000_ _ __Apr 1 1910 GEN. BOND. D'T Sep 20'09 $48,500
Electric Light Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909
743,238
___
$9,000_ __June 2 1912 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.
5s
ITS
___
7,500_ _ _ _Oct 4 1914 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 $54.50
5s
DEBT, RESOURCES, dcc.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)
3,000
___ $10,000___July 1 1917
5s
Organized as a Territory (Act May 30 1854).._..May 30 1854
INTEREST on the 7% bonds is payable at the Chemical National Bank,
Admitted as a State (Act April 19 1864)
March 1 1867
New York City; on electric-light bonds at the Merchants' Bank in Redfield;
Total area of State (square miles)
on all other bonds at the American Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, Ill.
77,510
REDFIELD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 20. J. J. Chapin. State Capital
Lincoln
Clerk. P. 0., Redfield.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT June 1908427,500 Gov.(term exp. Th. aft. 1st Tu. Jan.'11)_A.C.Shallenberger
Building Bonds.
Floating debt
4,000 Sec. of State (till Thur. aft. 1st Tu. Jan.'11)_Geo. C. Junldn
55 '08 July $20,000_ __July 15 1928 Assesaed valuation 1906.......717,363
Treasurer
State of Nebraska.
ROBERTS COUNTY. J. A. Ray, Auditor.
Sisseton is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1909 _46,410.129
Court H'se Jii;lec Asylum Bds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
J-J $40,000c__ 1922 State & Co tax (per $1,000)'09$10.00
45
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Population in 1905
13,905
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1900
12,216
J-D 820,000c .......1922 Population in 1909 (est.)
4s
16,128
BONDED DEBT Oct 1909_ _$60,000
INTEREST Is payable In Minneapo is, Minn.
(till Thurs. after 1st Tues. Jan. '11).L. G. Brian
Auditor (term expires January 1911)
Silas R. Barton
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the 1st Tuesday of
January. and sessions "shall not be less than sixty days," but are not otherwise limited. Members of the Legislature "shall not receive pay for more
than 60 days at any one sitting, nor more than 100 days during their
term."
• •
• •
HISTORY OF DEBT.
-For early history of the State debt see "State
and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 122.
This State has no bonded Indebtedness at present. The bonded
SIOUX FALLS. Lewis Larson, Auditor,
which on Dec. 1 1892 amounted to $549,267. was gradually reduced debt,
until
Sioux Falls Is situated in Minnehaha County. Validity of the $210,000 June 3 1900, when the last remaining
$35,000 was paid off. On Nov. 1
water bonds below was upheld. See V. 77, p. 851; V. 79, p. 518 and 746; 1909 the floating interest-bearing
debt, which on Feb. 27 1909 amounted
V. 81, p. 1391. This city on Sept. 29 1908 voted In favor of a commission to $330,210, had been paid off. The
cash on hand Nov. 1 1909 amounted
form of government. V. 87, p. 1115.
to $573,304.
NEBRASKA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
128
-The Investments of the school funds
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
on Sept. 1 1909 amounted to 88,169,279, held as follows: Permanent School
fund, $7,450,629; University fund, 8137,509; Agricultural College endowment fund, $503,384, and the Normal College endowment fund, 877.757.
-The total assessed valuation and tax rate
ASSESSED VALUATION.
per $1,000 have been:
Total Assessed Tax rate
Total Assessed Tax rate
Valuation. per $1,000
Valuation. per 81.000 Years.
Years.
87 50
8188,458.379
1903
$5 25
1909
7 50
180,091,192
1902
6 25
392,167,815
1908
7 25
171,747,593
7 00
1900
328,757.579
1907
6 24
184,770,304
7 00
1890
313,060,301
1906
4 00
90,499,618
7 00
1880
304,470,961*
1905
6 50
53,709,828
1870
29 .77 .
1904
°As equalized by State Board.
The large increase In the valuation for 1004 and 1905 Is the result of a
new general revenue law passed by the 1903 Legislature-Chapter 73.
Under this law property Is assessed at 20% actual value, whereas in earlier
years the proportion seenis to have been much lower.
-Two amendments to the ConstiCONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
tution were adopted by the voters at the general election on Nov.3 1908.
V. 87, p. 1372. One of these amendments provides for a change In Section 9 of Article 10 of the Constitution as to the investment of the educational funds of the State. V. 85, p. 817.
-Nebraska has carefully provided In its ConstiDEBT LIMITATION.
tution against creating State Indebtedness, but has left city and other
municipal Indebtednes3 chiefly in the care of the Legislature.
STATE indebtedness is restricted to 8100,000 to meet casual deficits In
revenues, except in case of invasion, &c., while the loaning by the State
of its credit Is prohibited.
POPULATION OF STATE:
122,993
1.066,300 1870
1900
28,841
1,058,910 1860
1890
452,402
1880
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
-For places not given in alphabetical order among the following stateNote.
ments, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State
Messrs. Kountze Brothers of New York City are fiscal agents for the
State of Nebraska.
I VOL. Lxxxix.
When Due. i BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $294,000
LOANS24,000
Sinking fund
Refunding Bonds
4 5is Mch $209,000c__Mch 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1009__1,651,936
(Assessment about 1-5 value.)
(Subject to call Mch 1 1904.)
City tax rate (per 81,000) '09.830.00
Paving Bonds.
5s '07 J-J 825,0000-July 11027 Total tax rate (per M)'00_ 850 00
(Subject to call after (Tilly 1 1912.) Population In 1909 (est.).___11.000
7,241
Population in 1900
INTEREST Is payable at the Nebraska Fiscal Agency. New York.
PRECINCT. J. H. Knoell, County Treasurer.
FREMONT
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09....870,000
LOANS- '
F. E. & M. V. RR. Bonds.
1920
M-S 870,000
310
(Subject to call after 1910.)
INTEREST is payable in New York City at Kountze Brothers.
GAGE COUNTY. J. A. Barnard, Treasurer.
County scat Is Beatrice. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '00 8128,000
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909__11 850 000
Court House Bonds
Nov $48,000r___Nov 1 1910 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
350
State & Co. tax (per M.) '00,..817.00
(Subject to call at any time.)
30,051
Population In 1900
Railroad Bonds.
37,000
1911 Population In 1909 (est.)
July 850,000r
5s
1912
Jan 30,000r
5s
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
GRAND ISLAND. H. Schuff, Mayor; F. C. Hanaford, Tr.
County seat of Hall County. Incorporated Dec. 10 1872.
When Due. BOND. DEBT June 1909.... 8159,000
LOANSJuly 1 1918 Assessed valuation 1908___1,800,000
5s
J-J 814,000c
(Subject to call after July 1 1903.) (Assessment about 1 5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_860 50
Refunding Bonds.
10,000
Oct 1 1925 Population In 1905 (est.)
48'05 A-0 8110 0000
7.554
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1910.) Population in 1900
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze
Electric-Light and Power Bonds450 '06 M-N 835,000c .May 1 1926 Bros., New York City.
(Subject to call May 1 1911.)
URAND ISLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. A. Edwards, Secretary.
When Due BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $83,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909___1,800,000
Refunding Bonds_July
J-J 123,000c_ July 1 1919 School tax (per 81,000) 1909_815 00
45
Population in 1909 (est.)
15,000
School-Building BondsINTEREST is payable at Kountze
450'06 J-J 860,000e_ _Jan 1 1026
Bros., New York
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916.)
HASTINGS. C J. Miles, Mayor; A. T. Bratton. City Clerk.
Hastings Is the county seat of Adams County. Incorporated April 23
1894.
Beatrice Is the county seat of Gage County. Incorporated Mch 18 1673. LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $225,000
Refunding Bonds (Con.)
When Due.
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909___1,816,126
M S $40,000c-Mch 9 1916 4s Electric-Light Bonds4s
Refunding Bonds
J-D $20,000c__ Dec 1 1919 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
12,000c_June 1 1918
J-D
M-S $22.388c_Mch 1 1912 4s
3s
(Subject to call 1909.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_854 00
27,500c_Sept 1 1918
M-S
4s
call Mch 1 1907.)
(Subject to
Population in 1000
7.188
Refunding Bonds10,000c. Mch 9 1923
M-S
May $10,000c May 1 1922 4s
3s
12,000
J-J $205,000c,._ Jan 1 1919 Population In 1909 (est.)
M-N
6,600c_May 1 1018 450
4s
(Subject to call May 1 1907.)
-- (Subject to call Jan. 1 1009.)
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
68c._Oct 1 1920
Oct 85
3s
INTEREST Is payable In New York City at Nebraska's fiscal agency
BOND. DEBT July 23 '09_ 8265,539
(Subject to call Oct 11005.)
78,114 -Kountze Brothers.
819,0000_Oct 15 1920 Water debt, included
3s Oct 15
Total assessed val. 1908.._„1,436,401 HASTINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. M. Ball, Secretary.
(Subject to call Oct 15 1905.)
1
$3,447c_ .Oct 1 1921 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) 1 .0 '04 semi-an., 840,000r._ _1924 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Oct
3s
824.50
School tax (per 81,000) '08
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Total tax (per M) 1008____ 876 00
(Subject to call Oct 1 1906.)
12,000
$4,750c_ _Apr 1 1913 City tax (per 81,000) 1908___ 30 00 BOND. DEBT Mch 9 1909_840,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
Apr
3s
13,840 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _1,801,878
3,000c_ Nov 1 1911 Population in 1800
M-N
4s
INTEREST payable at Kountzc Bros., New York City.
7,875
6,000c_Nov 11 1911 Population in 1900
M-N
4s
50,000c..Nov 1 1914 Population In 19015 (est.)__12,000 KEARNEY. C. M. Hull, Mayor; A. L. Nichols, Treasurer.
M-N
4s
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros., New York City.
This city Is in Buffalo County. Incorporated March 18 1901 under new
laws.
BEATRICE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Grace A. Liddlcott, Secretary.,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '08_ $126,000
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1908.. _1,172,937
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1909_ 81i5,500
Refunding Bonds.
LOANS(Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
J-J 825,000c_ _ _July 1 1922
5s '08 M-N 880,000c_ _May 1 1938 Total assessed val. 1908_1,588,000 5s
(Asssesment about 1-5 actual val.)
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_864.75
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1918.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1008_825.00
Population in 1890
8,074
Refunding Sewer Bonds
M-N 40,000c
5s
5,634
5s '06 M-N $49,000_ __Nov 15 1926 Population in 1900
eney In New York City.
INTEREST is navable at the fiscal a,
9.000
(Subject to call after Nov 15 1911.) Population In 1908 (est.)
Canal and Water.
BURT COUNTY. Victor L. Fried, Treasurer.
May $52,0000 ___May 1 1914
INTEREST payable at City Trees5s
County seat s Tekamah.
urer's office.
(Subject to call May 1 1809.)
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_85,557,000
LOANS(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) KEARNEY COUNTY. Louis Anderson, Treasurer.
Bonds.
Refunding
J-J $80,000c__ July 1 1921 State&Co tax(per M)'09_816 00 8-10
33,0
Minden Is the county seat. Bonds are owned by State of Nebraska and
17,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
13,040 are tax-exempt.
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 1909..880,000 Population In 1900
TVhen Due. BONDED DEBT Nov 1909 866,000
LOANSINTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros., New York City.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909 _4.043,922
4s '06 J-J $66,000c_ _Jan 1 1926 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
_Jan
BUTLER COUNTY. M. J. Holland, Clerk.
(Subject to call on any Interest pay- State de Co. tax (per 1)1) '09_ _ _815.00
Population In 1900_
0,866
County seat Is David City. (Certain railroad bonds declared Invalid by
ing date.)
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. See V. 81, p. 739.1
INTEREST is payable at StateTreasurer's office.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _$6,857,001 LANCASTER CO. D. C. Berry, Treas.; W. L. Dawson,Clerk•
LOANS(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
The county seat Is Lincoln.
J-J $56.000._ .Jan 1 1912 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '09 815.00
53
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1900_1308,000
15,454 LOANSBOND. DEBT Sept 25'09___856,000 Population In 1890
Assessed valuation 1909__20,009,199
Funding Bonds.
55,000 Population in 1900
15,703
fund
Sinking
(Assessment 1-5 of actual value.)
J-J $210.000____Mch 1 1914
48
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
($35,000 subj. to call y'rly aft. 1904.) County Tax rate(per 81,000)'08.88.00
-All bonds of this county are exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
State & Co. tax (per M) 1908_814 25
Refundins Bonds.
76,395
3sis '05 Jan 898,000„Jan 15 1025 Population In 1890
COLUMBUS. G, W. Phillips, Mayor.
Population in 1900
64,835
(Subject to call Jan 15 1915.)
Columbus Is in Platte County. Incorporated Feb. 111865.'
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasury,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 4 1909_868,000
LOANSLINCOLN. Geo. Dayton, Treas.; Roscoe C. Ozman, Clerk.
Assessed valuation 1908
881,000
Bridge Bonds.
Lincoln Is the capital of the State and tile county seat of Lancaster.
Dec 830,000c&r_ Dec 1 1917 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Os
Refunding Bonds-(Con.)
When Due.
Total tax rate(per 11,000) '08_851.00 LOANSRefunding Water Bonds
4s '05 M-N 850,000e_ Nov I '15-'24
Lig t Plant Bonds
3,134
M-S $30,000c&r_Mch 1 1919 Population In 1890
40
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1915.)
s'04 J-J 865,000c_July 1 '14-'23
Population In 1900
.3,522
to call Mch 1 1909.)
(Subject
4s '06 J-J $20,000c_Jan 1 '16-'25
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
Population In 1907
5,083
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1916.)
Refunding Bonds
Bros., New York.
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze
's
A-0a$215,000c_Oct 1 '12-'21 45(s'06 J-J $50.090c_July 1 '11-'20
450'08 M-N 16.000
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1912.)
DODGE COUNTY. Jas. A. Donahue, Clerk.
F-Abj$121,000cAug 1 '10-18 (Maturity one-tenth yearly after the
450
County seat is Fremont.
tenth year and also optional if city
4,500c_Aug 1 1919
decides.)
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_,88,289,993
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1908.)
LOANSRefunding Water Bonds
M-Scf$360,000cMar 1 '10-18
(Assessm't about 1-5 actual value.) 45
Refunding Bonds.
FA 826,600c_Aug 1 '11-'20
42,000e_mar 1 1919 4s
M-S $70.000c_ Sept 1 1920 State&Co. tax (per $1,000)'09 820.00
334s
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
25,000
Population in 1009 (est.)
(Subject to call Mar 1 1900.)
(Subject to call Sept 1 1910.1
F-A$100,000c_Aug 1 '11-'20 GEN'L BONDS Oct 1 '09_81,200,100
22,208 4s
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909.. 870,000 Population In 1900
Assessment debt
233,267
60,027
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
Sinking fund
A-0 850.000c..0et 1 '11-'20 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '09.. 1,433,367
4s
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros., New York City
Sinking fund
42,779
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
M'S $80,000e_Mar 1 '14-'23 NET DEBT Oct 1 1909.... 1.390,588
450
DOUGLAS COUNTY. Frank A. Furay, Treasurer.
Water debt (Included))
203,600
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1914.)
The county seat is Omaha. Of the $1,000,000 court-house bonds given
Population in 1909 (est.)
62,500
below, 8350,000 had been delivered to date of statement.
Population In 1900
40,169
When Due. I Court House Bonds.
LOANSa Of this Issue $47,000 refunded maturing water bonds. b Of this Issue
4s '08 A-0 $1,000,000cOctl '19-'28 $110.000 refunded maturing water bonds. c Of this Issue 820.000 refunded
Funding Bonds.
J-J 8158.000c_July 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_81,325,000 maturing water bonds.
55
180,000c. _Jan 1 1918 Assessed valuation, real_ _23,985,820
J-J
450
-The city owns Its water works and lighting plant
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Assessed val, personal_ __11,769,913 the
Refunding Bonds.
value of which IsconservatIvely estimated at 81,500.000 and 8125,000.
35,755,733
35
J-J $119,000e Jan 1 1923 Total valuation 1909
respectively.
actual value.
208.000c. _July 2 1922 (Assessment about 1-5
J-J
3'%s
-All bonds are exempt from taxation.
TAX EXEMPT.
State & Co tax (per M) 1909_ 819.75
Road Improvements
PAR VALUE.
-General bonds arc in denominations of 8500 and $1,000:
J-J 8150.000c_ July 1 1912 Population In 1908 (est) _ _150.000
454s
assessment bonds, various.
140,590
Population In 1900
Exposition Bonds
INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL Is payable in New York at Kountze Bros.
J-J $100,000c Jan 1 1918
450
-Under laws 0( 1905 all real estate Is assessed
ASSESSED VALUATION.
INTEREST payable In \ew York ("Icy
by a Tax Commissioner for city taxation at its actual value. All personal
property Is assessed by County ASSessor at its actual value for State, county,
FAIRFIELD. W. E. Underkoller, Clerk.
and school purposes, and such valuation is also copied by City Tax ComThis city Is In Clay County.
When Due. (Subject to call after Aug 2 1014.) missioner for city purposes. The law provides that the assessment shall be
LOANS
1,203 at actual value, but we are informed that In practice property Is valued
Water.Works & Elec. Light Bonds. Population In 1900
at not more than 80%.
450'09 Aug $32,000____Aug 2 1929
The Mu valuation-real and personal-for 1908 was 843.851,000; for 1007
FREMONT. F. L Burrell, Mayor.
was 838,977,700; for 1906 was 835,258 150 for 1905 was 830,949,443; for
1904 was $29,167,270; for 1003 was $22,380,834. The city tax rate for
Incorporated June 17 1871.
This Is the county seat of Dodge Co
when Due.
Electric Light Bonds.
1908w s$7.00 (per $1,000); for 1007 was 87.80; for 1006 was 87.80; for
LOANSIs '05 Nov 850,000c_ __Nov 1 1926 1903 17.50; for 1904 18.00. State, county and school tax rate, based
Water Bonds.
.),i(
o' assessed or actual valuation lo, td., year 11418 (per $1,0001
July 810,000r_ __July I 1926 (Subject to call after Nov 11011.)
5s '06
State, $6.25; county, $10, and school, 819.50.
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
BEATRICE. J. E. Jones, City Treasurer.
Nov., 1909.]
NEBRASKA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
LINCOLN SCHOOL. DISTRICT. A J. Morris Secretary.
Refunding Bonds (Con.)
LOANSWhen Due.
430
M-N $25.000cMay 1 1924 430'05 J-D $25,000c___June 1 1925
(Subject to call May 1 1909.)
(Subject to call any interest date.)
Refunding Bonds
430'07 M-N $25,000c
(Subject to call.)
4 s'04 J-D $25,000c___June 1 1924
(Subject to call any Interest date.) BOND. DEBT Jan 1908_ 160,000
45
M-N $80,000c__1911,'16, 21 Total assessed val. 1907_ __9,178,450
(120,000 due each date. $40,000 sub School tax (per $1,000) 1907__$16 50
ject to call In 1911.)
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is payable at the District Treasurer's
office.
NEBRASKA CITY. Anna K. Morgan, Treasurer.
129
Note.
-Under Chapter 16, Laws of 1901, assessments In cities of over
40,000 are required to be made at "fair cash value." This accounts for
the large increase In values beginning with 1903.
POPULATION.
-In 1909 (est.). 157,000; In 1900 (Census), 102,555; in
1890 it was 140,452; In 1880 It was 30,518; In 1870 it was 16,083.
OMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Frank A. Foray, Treasurer.
The district includes all of the city of Omaha.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '0941,025.000
36 '92 .J-J $385,000c-Jan 1 1912 Redemption fund
302,182
4s '99 J-J 250,000c_Jan 1 1919 NET DEBT Sept 1 1909,_
722,818
45 '01 J-J
40,000c___Jan 1 1921 Val. of school prop'y 1908. _2,100,000
430'08 J-J 100.000c___Jan 1 1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_42 80
430'08 J-J 250,000c_ -July 1 1928
INTEREST payable at fiscal agency, New York City.
For assessed valuation and population see statement City of Omaha.
County seat of Otoe County. Incorporated May 7 1858. For Nebraska
City precinct bonds, see Otoe County further below.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '094263,000
Assessed valuation 1909____ 035,000 OTOE COUNTY.
Funding Bonds.
August P. Young, Clerk.
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
,'Ss '99 ___ $69,000
County seat is Nebraska City.
1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_436 00
58 '99 ___ 150,000
Some years ago the precinct of Nebraska City was formed, and Included
1921 Population in 1890
11,491 the city of
5s '01 ___
44,000
that name and adjoining lands. Bonds to the amount of $40,000
Population In 1900
7,380 were issued and
interest paid for some years. The County Commissioners
INTEREST Is payable in New York at Kountze Bros.
then declared the precinct illegally organized and refused to levy a tax.
Litigation resulted and the Courts have ordered a tax sufficient to pay debt
NELSON. J. G. Richmond, Clerk.
to be levied on territory covered by the precinct in 1886, the year the bonds
This city Is In Nuckolls County.
were sold. See V. 72, p. 302. New bonds were issued in 1901.
When Due. Population In 1900
978
LOANSLOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT Aug 1 19094330,000
Bonds.
Water-Works
Refunding BondsNeb. City prec't bds.
(addl)
38,000
bs '09 Oct $36,000_Oct 1 1929
4s
$100.000c __Sept 1 1918 Assessed valuation 1909_8,436,031
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1914.)
430
1.1-S
55,000c_ _Sept 1 1918 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call 1913.)
NORFOLK. C. L. Anderson, Treasurer.
State & co.tax(per $1,000) '09 $21 00
4s '06 151-N $40,000r ____May 1926 Population In 1890
25,403
This city Is In Madison County. Incorporated Sept. 12 1881.
(Subject to call on any Interest date.) Population In 1900
22,288
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire Department.
3.70s'07M-S
1
Nebraska City Precinct Bonds
Funding Bonds.
65
F-A $7,500c__Aug 24 1911 4s '09 J-J $75,000c___Mch 1 1927
60,000__July 1929 430'01
$38,000c___May '10-'21
FA $7,500c_ _Aug 24 1911 BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_493,000
6s
(V. 72, p. 894, for maturity.)
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908_565.000 (Subject to call after July 1 1913)
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the County Treasurer.
45 '06 M-N $40,000c___May 1 1936 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.) City tax (per $1,000) 1908..429.623i
Refunding Water Bonds
Population In 1906
5,000 PLATTSMOUTH. D. 0. Dwyer, Member of Council.
430
M-S $38,000c___Mch 1 1019 Population in 1900
This city is the county seat of Cass County. Incorporated March 15 1855,
3,883
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 1909_4179,000
Refunding Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908____ 849,000
NORFOLK SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. C. Matrau, Secretary.
5s
J-DJ$18,000c_June 1 '10-'18 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept 1909435,000
LOANS1 62,000c___June 1 1919 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$14.50
Assessed valuation 1909
752,226 5s
High School Building Bonds.
J-J
96,000c_ _Jan 1 1921 Population In 1900
4,984
1918 (Assessm't about 1-5 actual value.)
5s' 98 ____ $11,000c
Population In 1908 (est)
6,000
58 '07 J-J
24,000c __May 1 1937 School tax rate (per M) 1909_42.50
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros., New York.
(Subject to call after May 1 1927)
Population In 1909 (est.)
5,000
1929
55 '09 ___ $40,000r
SOUTH OMAHA. F. Koutsky, Mayor; John J. Gillin, Clerk.
(Subject to call after 1919)
This city is in Douglas County. Incorporated April 7 1887.
INTEREST Is payable at the fiscal agency In N. Y. City.
LOANSWhen Due.
General Improvement Bonds
Funding Bonds55 '04 M-N $43,000c___May 1 1924
OMAHA. Frank A. Furay, Treasurer.
430'04 J D $117,000c___Dec 1 1924
(Subject to call May 1 1909.)
Omaha is situated in Douglas County. Incorporated March 5 1857.
(Subject t call Dec. 1 1909.)
5s '05 Aug $35.000c_ _Aug 1 1925
The city has been engaged In extensive litigation concerning the purchase
General Bonds(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
of the plant of the Omaha Water Co. The higher courts have all decided 430'05 M-S $60,000c___Sept 1 1925 5s '08 J-D $48,000____June 1 1928
in favor of the company on the price to be paid. In July 1908 U. S. Court
(Subject to call Sept 1 1910.)
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
also decided in favor of the company tile actions brought to recover hydrant
BondsOverlap
5s '08 J-D $48,500____June 1 1928
rentals from July 1904 to July 1905, amounting to about $100,000. V. 87. 55 '05 July $49,000c___July 1 1925
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
p. 170. Also see editorial in the "Chronicle" of July 18 1908, page 132.
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
5s '09 M-N $38,000____May 1 1929
On May 4 1909 this city voted In favor of Issuing $6,500,000 4% 30-year
General Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.)
bonds for the purchase of the plant of the Omaha Water Co. This plant 430'06 1.1-N $250,000o _May 1 1926 5s '09 M-N $16,700____May 1 1929
was appraised In 1906 and on July 7 of that year the valuation was fixed
(Subject to call May 1 1911.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.)
at $6,263,295 49. V. 88, p. 1287.
430'08 J-J $30,000____July 1 1928 55 '09 A-0 $13,250____Apr 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 1 1913.) (Subject to call after Apr 1 1914.)
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
Refunding & Renewal Bonds,
Intersection BondsCity-Hall Bonds45 '98 M-S $300,000c___Mar 1 1918
88 ,
91 J-D$100,000c___June 1 1911 410'03 F-A 200,000c___Aug 1 1933 6s '02 A-0 $9.000c___Oct 1 1912 430'01 J-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1911
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1907.)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1906.)
5s '92 F-A 175,000c___Feb 1 1912
Renewal
'02 J-J
430'90 J-J 100,000c___July 1 1910 430'04 J-J $484,000c___Jan 1 1934 (15 (Subject $110,880c __Jan 1 1912 430'05 SI-S $20,000cSept 1 1925
to call Jan 1 1907.)
(Subject to call.)
Engine
-House410'04 J-J 170,000c__ _July 1 1924
'95 J-D $62.000c___June 1 1915 5s'01
J-1) 5,000C_ ___Dec 1 1921
430'00 J-J $50,000c_ July 1 1910 410'04 M-N 127,000c __May 1 1924 5s (Subject to call June 1 1000.)
(Subject
430'03 M-S 45,000c- __Sept 1 1933 43 '01 1I-S 100,000c__ _Sept 1 1921 5s '04 M'S $25,000e_Mar 1 1924 430'04 .I-J to call Dec. 1 1906.)
$20,000c___July 1 1924
48 '06 J-J
80,000c___Jan 1 1926 4s '03 M-N 100,000e_May 1 1933
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1909.)
(Subject
430'08 M-S 30,000____Mar 1 1028 4s '03 J-D 100,000c_June 1 1933 55 '04 A-0 $22.300e_ Met 1 1924 430'08 J-J to call July 1 1900.)
$30,000___July 1 1928
Paving Bonds45 '03 J-J 200,000c_Jan 2 1933
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1909.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1913.)
55 '99 M-N $50,000o_ __May 1 1912 45 '05 J-J
24,000c___Jan 1 1925 430'05 M-N $70,008c___Nov 1 1925
Park Bonds.
5s '92 F-A 100,000c___Aug 1 1913 48 '05 J-D 95,0000___June 1 1025
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1910-)
4s '05 M-N $40,000_May 1 1925-'27
75,000c___July 1 1910 4s '05 F-A 48,000c___Aug 1 1925
430'90 J-J
Viaduct Bonds (Refunding)(Subject to call after May 1 1910.)
430'97 A-0 25,000c __Oct 1 1917 48 '06 M-N 175,000c___May 1 1926 55 '95 J-D
$78,000c___June 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '0941,360,638
45 '98 A-0 25,000c_ Apr 1 1918 4s '06 F-A 100.000c___Aug 2 1926
(Subject to call June 1 1900.)
Total assessed val. 1909_24,597.000
45 '99 J-J
25,000c __July 1 1911) 430'07 M-S 100,000c___Sept 1 1927
City-Hall Bonds•
(Assessed at about actual value.)
45 '00 J-J
25,000c_. July 1 1920 410'07 M-S 75,000c__ Sept 1 1927
4s '01 NI-N 74,000c___May 1 1921 430'07 M-S 200,000c___Sept 1 1927 430'05 Al-N $70,000c_ _May 1 1925 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_49.32
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
Population In 1900
26,001
4s '04 17-A 75,000c_Aug 1 1924 410'08 141-N 100,000____May 11928
,
Population in 1890
8,061
Sewer Bonds430'08 M-N 50,000c. __May 1 1928
Population in 1908 (est.) _ ....35,000
5s '92 Al-N $50,000c___May 1 1912 430'09 A-0 100,000c___Apr 1 1929
INTEREST is payable at the State Fiscal Agency In New York City.
55 '93 F-A 100,000c___Aug 1 1913 410'09 A-0 75,000c___Apr 1 1929
430'90 J-J
50,000c_July 1 1910 430'09 A-0 50,000c___Oct 1 1929
4s '90 J-J
WASHINGTON COUNTY. M. R. Lippincott, Clerk
25,000c___July 1 1919
Special Assessment Bonds
48 '99 J-D 25,000c___Dec 1 1919 Street improvement
1957,000
County seat is Blair. An issue of $75,000 7 % Sioux City dc Pacific RR
4s '00 M-N 25,000c___May 1 1920
Intersection Bonds.
48 '00 F-A 50,000c___Aug 1 1920 4s '06 J-J $50,000c___ July 1 1926 bonds, In litigation for some time, was adjudged valid by the Supreme
Court. V. 69,
43 ,
01 /4-N 74,000c___May 1 1921 430 07 A-0 50.000c__Apr 1 1927 3% refunding P. 661; V. 71, p. 1231; and V. 74. p. 741. The $107.500
bonds mentioned below were issued In settlement of the
4s '04 F-A 75,000c___Aug 1 1924 410'08 M-S 50,000
Mar 1 1928 principal and interest due on those bonds. V. 74, p. 1158.
43 '06 J-J
90,000c___Jan 1 1926 410'08 J-D 50,000c
June 1 1928 LOANSWhen Due. ; Assessed valuation 1909__$5,033,143
430 07 A-0 150,000c___Apr 1 1927 430'09 A-0 100,000c
Apr 1 1929
Refunding Bonds410'08 M-S 49.000____Mar 1 1928
I (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.)
Park Bonds
A-0$150.000c___Apr 1 1910 State dcCo.tax(per $1,000)'09-$20.50
430'00 A-0 100,000e_Apr 1 1929 55 92 J-I) 400,000c
June 1 1912 58
May 107,5000_May 1 '10-'22 Population in 1890
11,869
Library Bonds430'08 J-D 50.000c__ _June 11928 35
!Population In 1900
(V. 74, pl. 1158, for maturity.)
13,086
5s '92 11I-N $100,000c__May 1 1912
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $257,500 Population in 1909 (est)
16,000
INTEREST is payable in New York at Kountze Bros.
INTEREST is payable at the State Fiscal Agency, New York.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.
-Oct. 1 1909. Mch. 1 1909. Arch. 1 1908, Arch. 1 1907.
General bonded debt___ $5,720,000 $5,570,000 $5,620,000 $5,116,000
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In addition to the above the assessment bonds maturing part yearly
(payable by special assessment) on Oct. 1 1909 amounted to $957,000.
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor divisions In the
The cash In the treasury on Oct. 1 1009 amounted to $376,853.
State of Nebraska which are not represented among the foregoing detailed
DEBT LIMITATION.
-The Legislature at Its 1909 session amended the reports:
law relating to the debt limitations of this city so that the provision now
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Popurn
reads as follows:
LocationDebt. Valuation. $1.000. 1900.
Debt.
Section 196. The bonded Indebtedness of the eity,exclUsive of district Alma (C)
Harlan County
$300
0
$199,000
___ _
923
$34,b 00
75 0 0
grading bonds, district improvement bonds, public library bonds, renewal Auburn (C),
____ 2,664
778,440
bonds, bonds issued for the purpose of funding or taking up and making Aurora (C). Nemaha County
Hamilton County.... 30,000
2,000
600.000 a25.00 1,921
payment of the floating Indebtedness and liabilities of the city, or bonds for Beaver City,
25,000
Furnas
911
2,500 1,000,000---the erection or purchase of a city hall, auditorium or fire-engine houses, or Blair School District County
27,000
760.000 24:66
the construction or purchase, or for the construction and maintenance.of Boyd County
40 0 0 50,000 2,514,365 b13.00 7.'32
84:000
subiraas and conduits, or for park purposes, or for the purchase, construc- Buffalo County
7,10,519 c14.50 20,254
tion of appropriation of gas works, water works, electric light plants or Cambridge, Furtas
County..
25,000
840
power plants, shall not at any time exceed In the aggregate 5% of the
401,074
____ 1,571
actual value of the taxable poroperty within the corporate limits of the city, Central City (C), Merrick Co___ 42,000 None.
4,955,111 c16.40 11,211
52000 0
28:0 0
such actual value to be determined by reference to the assessment of Colfax County
Dakota County
2,571,000 c22.00 6,286
property In said city.
447,379 20.00 1,845
one.
There are also other provisions and restrictions. The full text of the law David City, Butler County____ 42,000
Fairmont Sch. Dist. No. I9___ 27,500
329,000
as passed by the Legislature will be found In V. 88, p. 955.
600,000 a55.50 3,022
Falls City, Richardson County_ 70,000
2,500
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The assessed valuation (for clty and school Fremont School District No. 1_ 27,000 None. 1,852,613 20.00
purposes) and tax rate have been as follows:
25,000 None.
Geneva School District
406,102 18.00
Assessed Valuation
Gothenburg (C), Dawson Co
Tax Rate
819
Years.
Real.
Personal.
67,000
35,000- 17,206
Total.
per $1,000 Hall County
6,581,100 b8.75
1009
$88,662,425
$43,733,315
Holdrege (C), Phelps County__ 64,000
$132,395.740
$11.46
213,522 77.00 3,007
1908
74.481,680
42,931,138
8219:900000
Howard County
12.68
117,412,818
3,710,003 b13.10 10,343
71,214,305
1907
38,389,380
Kearney School District
11.10
109,603,685
1,195,152 20.00
69,200,840
1906
36.815,680
36,000
Keith County
106,016,500
12 96
1,933,304
____ 1.951
71,066,910
1905
30,795,109
Keith & Lincoln. COs. Irr. Dist_ 65,000
111,.i.,3
11 50
101,862,019
71,319,335
1904
29,936,055
36,000 None.
McCook School District
101,256,290
14 00
500,724
71,896,385
1903
33,879,500
Nance County
81.000
8 75
105,775,885
5,089 3,396,894 68.50 8,222
28,889,350
1902
8,726,815
North Platte (C). Lincoln Co
30,000 None.
37,616,165
30 00
_ ...e .
753,035 22 .o 3,640
29.244.215
1901
7.129,971
North Platte School District
65:000
33 0 0
36,374 186
962,056
34 00
29,060,985
1900
6,625,222
Ogaialla Precinct, Keith Co
35,692,207
28 00
492,059
7.25
14,440,142
1897
2.975,806
Osceola (V), Polk County
208,047 25.00
17,415,948
25,000
54 00
882
1892
16,740,898
3,690,861
Red Cloud (C). Webster County 36,000
20.431,759
41 00
105,560 71.20 1,553
1890
16,303,131
3,697,045
Red Cloud School District
41 50
20,000,176
30,000
414,000 29.00
None
1887
3,716,625
12,798,119
Richmond Co. Drain. Dist.No.1 50,000
16,514,744
23 25
KANSAS-DEBT OF STATE.
130
[VOL. Lxxxix.
Cities. Provision shall be made by general law for the organization of
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Popucities, towns and villages; and their power of taxation, assessment, borrowValuation. 1,000. lation
Debt.
Debt
Ing money, contracting debts and loaning their credit shall be so restricted
1900.
$
3
$
•
$$9,374,255 $20.00$22,085 as to prevent the abuse of such power.
$35.000
Saunders County.
$500
Scotts Bluff(C), ScottsBluff Co- 30.000
Under the foregoing the legislation of Kansas has become so extensive
827
300,000 a26.00
3,000
Scribner (V), Dodge County_ _ _ 26,000
even a brief digest. The 1909
465,173 a45.00 1,970 that our limited space here does not admit of
57,000
1,200
Seward, Seward County
54,000
5,000 6,803,313 c13.00 15,690 Legislature passed an Act limiting the creation of indebtedness in counties.
Seward County
2,669,326 b10.00 6,550 cities, school districts and by boards of education. The new Act covers
74,900
Sherman County
325,000 a72.00 1,577
Superior (C), Nuckolls County_ 25,000
various laws contained in the General Statutes of 1901 and those passed
30,000
Superior School District
359,000 22.25 2,005 subsequently affecting municipal borrowing capacity. V. 88, p. 1329.
5,000
Tecumseh (C), Johnson County 44,000
32,000 None. 2,947,163 b5.75 7,339 That part of the new law relating to cities of the first class having a popuCounty
Valley
500,000 a23.00
83,000
\Yahoo (C), Saunders County
lation of 50,000 or more fixes 5 % of the assessed value of taxable property
450,485 25.00
40,000 None.
Wayne School District
2,626 as the limit of bonded indebtedness which they may create-special Im357,000
5,000
Wymorc (C), Gage County_ _ _ _ 50,000
7:55
900,000 27
37,000 None.
York, York County
provement and sewer bonds (assessed on property benefited) to be con1,011.138 20.00
36,000
York School District
sidered outside this limit. The Act further provides that the total bonded
(C) City; (V), Village. a Total tax. b County tax. c State and debt, including special improvement bonds, shall not exceed 10% of the
county tax.
assessed value. For limitations pertaining to other civil divisions, see
V. 88, p. 1329.
-The State Supreme Court
COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
In April 1909 upheld the validity of the law recently enacted by the 1909
Legislature, which provides for a commission form of government in cities
of the first class. V. 88, p. 1147.
ITS
"LATION OF STATE DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
1,427,096
1,707,491 1800
P9°
190
996,096
1,656,799 1880
Organized as a Territory (Act May 30 1854)__ __May 30 1854 1908
364,399
1,650,06011870
1907
107,206
1,611,46011860
Jan. 29 1861 1906
State (Act Jan. 29 1861)
Admitted as a
_1.470,4951
1900
82,080
Total area of State (square miles)
The proportion of the colored population was 4.33 % in 1880, 3.59 % In
1890 and
Topeka 43,107 In3.7 % in 1900. InIn number blacks were 627 in 1860, 17,108 in 1870
State Capital
1890 and 52.003 in 1900.
1880, 51.251
State of Kansas.
Governor (term ends 2d Mon. Jan. 1911) __ _W. R. Stubbs
Sec. of State (term ends 2d Mon. Jan, 1911)__C. E. Denton
Treasurer (term ends 2d Monday Jan. 1911)__ _Mark Tulley
Auditor (term ends 2d Monday Jan. 1911)__ __J. M. Nation
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the 2d Tuesday in
January. There Is no limit to length of sessions, but members can receive
pay for only 50 days' service In the aggregate. In Nov. 1910 an amendment to Section 3 of Article 2 of the State Constitution, relating to 'the
compensation of members of the Legislature, will be voted upon.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN TIIE
STATE OF KANSAS.
-For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following see
NOTE.
"Additional Statements" at end of this State.
The National Park Bank of New York City is fiscal agent for the State of
Kansas, and all bonds or coupons of minor civil divisions of the State, which
by their terms are payable in New York, will be paid at the above-named
bank.
ABILENE. M. H. Malott, Treasurer.
Bonds all optional. In May 1905 the
Abilene is in Dickinson County.
City Council paid to Cornell University $2,500 in compromise settlement
of the gas bonds issued in 1888, and w licit had been in contest for ten years.
The interest and principal amounted to over 810,000.
Park Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4;68'06 J-D $6,000c___June 4 1926
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08 J-J $11,000cJan 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $52,000
35,000c__Jan 1 1918 Water debt (not incl above)_ _ 90,000
58 '08 J-J
Total assessed val. 1909 _ _4,080,000
Water Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
4s 07F-A $85,000e_ _Feb 1 1937
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1912.) Total tax rate (per M) 1909_313 90
4,380
Population in 1909
5,000c
4 3i s '07M-S
3,507
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after Jan 1910.)
INTEREST on the refunding and park bonds is payable at the State
the water bonds at the fiscal agency In N. Y. City.
Treasurer's office and on
Refunding bonds are owned by the State School Fund; sewer bonds by
local people.
ABILENE SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. H. Hill, Clerk.
When Due. Assessed valuation 190854,953,087
LOANSSchool tax (per $1.000) '08__ 340.00
Building Bonds.
5,000
1926 Population In 1908 (est.)
45 '06 J-J $35.000c
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_335,000 INTEREST is payable at Abilene.
INCIDENTS IN STATE ORGANIZATION, &c.-- Sce "State and City
Supplement" of Apr.I893, page 124,for the facts and statements formerly
given under this head.
-When Kansas was admitted into the Union as a
HISTORY OF DEBT.
State (in 1861) it had a bonded debt of $150,000. The Constitution of 1895
limited the debt-making power to 31,000,000 (with certain restrictions and
exceptions), as more fully described below. In 1866 the bonded debt was
$630,775, of which the State owned $28,650. In 1878 the total bonded debt
was $1,181,975, of which the State owned $713,600. The bonded debt
July 1 1909 was $520,000, all held by the State Permanent School Fund.
The Permanent School Funds on/Sept. 1 1909 aggregated $8,800,358.
• The 3210,000 4% bonds authorized by the Legislature in 1905 for an oil
refinery In connection with a branch penitentiary were offered for sale on
March 31 1905, but all bids were rejected-the State officials having determined to have the Supreme Court pass upon the validity of the Issue. See
V. 80, p. 1384, 1254 and 1073. The Supreme Court on July 7 1905 declared
the Act unconstitutional. See V. 81, p. 224, also editorial on page 182.
Principal
-InterestLOANSP. Ct. Payable, When Due. Outstand'g
Name and Purpose.
July 1 1911 $150,000
c 4 J & J
Refunding 1902
July 1 1014 211,000
c 4 J & J
Do
1903
Jan 1 1916 159,000 ANDERSON COUNTY. M. J. Keeton, Clerk
c 4 J & J
Do
1904
County seat' is Garnett.
INTEREST is payable at the State treasury.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09 3245,000
-The total assessed valuation and tax rate LOANSASSESSED VALUATION.
Total assessed val. 1009_22,316,950
L L & Q RR (refunding).
per 31,000 have been as below. The assessment of the State and of all
(Assessment at full value.)
Its civil divisions, beginning with 1008, are on a much higher basis, as ex- 58 '01 J-J $150,000c___Jan 1 1931
4s '02 J-J
25,000c_ _Jan 1 1914 State & Co tax (per M) 1909_32.90
plained In a footnote to the table.
13,938
Total Assesssd ,State Tax (Sub. to call $5,000 yearly after 1907) Population in 1900
Total Assessed State Tax
12.743
per $1.000 434s'06 J-J f 10,000c___Jan 1 1916 Population in 1907
Valuation.
per $1,000 Years.
Valuation.
Years.
13,202
110,000c_ _Jan 1 1922 Population in 1909
363,163,630
5.50
$1 25 1902
1909____$2,510,757,607
Refunding Bonds.
$363,156,045
5.50
0.90 1901
1908____*2,451,560,397
($10,000c___July 11014
5.50
6.30 1900_ .. 328,729,008
436,484,948
1907
329,939,031
4.25 430'90 J-J I 20,000c___July 1 1919
4.70 1895
408,329,749
1908
1 20,000c___July 1 1929
348,459,943
4.25
5.70 1890
387,553,348
1005
160,570,761
5.50
5.20 1880
378,335,401
1904
8.75 ARGENTINE. E. Z. McCulloch, Clerk.
92,528,009
6.40 1870
387,577,259
1903
Argentine is In Wyandotte County. Incorporated July 20 1889.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 3 1909_$126,000
*The large increase In 1908 is the result of a law passed in 1907 (Chapter LOANSAssessed valuation 1908___2,576,250
City Hall and Viadupt.
408) creating a Tax Commission to take the place of the Board of Railroad
Assessors and State Board of Equalization. This law makes it the duty of 60 '90 J-J $13,000c___July 1 1910 (Assessment is about ( actual val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_320 80
Refunding Bonds.
the Tax Commission to require all townships and city assessors. County
6,428
Commissioners and County Boards of Equalization, under penalty of 5s '99 M-N $20,500c__ _Nov 11019 Population In 1909
5,878
92,500c.. July 1 1921 Population In 1900
forfeiture and removal from office as such assessors or boards, to assess all 5s '01 J-J
property of every kind and character at its actual and full cash market
bonds Issued by this city are exempt from taxation.
-All
TAX FREE.
value. Previously property was assessed at only a fraction of Its actual
INTEREST is payable at Topeka, Kansas.
value. V. 87, p 1189
ARGENTINE SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. P. Butcher, Superintendent.
-Kansas has by Its Constitution given the State
DEBT LIMITATION.
$15.000___June 2 1910 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909 ____$71,900
Os
power to contract public debts for the purpose of defraying extraordinary Os
6,000___July 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1908_ 2,869,660
(Assessment at full value.)
9,900___July 1 1918
expenses and making public improvements in an amount not to exceed 5s
17,000_July 1 1919 School tax (per 31,000) 1000_37 70
58
$1,000,000. This limit, however, has two exceptions. First, the next
6,000
1927 Population in 1009 (est.)
25,000
law for creating 5s '07 J-J to call at any time.)
section provides that it may be exceeded if the proposed
(Subject
be submitted to a vote of the electors, and if the proposed
such debt shall
INTEREST payable part at Topeka, Kan., and part at New York City.
law be ratified by a majority of the votes cast. Second, the section followIngersoll, Clerk.
ing provides that the State may borrow money to repel invasion, &c. We ARKANSAS CITY. 0.
Arkansas City is situated in Cowley County. Incorporated Sept. 10 1884.
give these sections in full, and also the subsequent one which forbids the The city in 1900 purchased the water works by paying $15,000 cash and
State being a party to internal improvements.
assuming $90,000 of 20-year bonds.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
Debts, annual tax; proceeds. For the purpose of defraying extraordinary LOANS59 '00 J-D $59,000c___June 1 1919
Refunding Bonds.
expenses and making public improvements, the State may contract public
(Subject to call.)
but such debts shall never, in the aggregate. exceed 31,000,000, ex- 430'02 M-S $37,000c___Sept 1 1922
debts;
'09 3264,500
,
cept as hereinafter provided. Every such debt shall be authorized by law 4368'02 F-A 45,000c__Aug 15 1922 GEN'L BONDS Sept 20
11,000
8,000c___Aug 11033 Assessment debt
for some purpose specified therein, and the vote of a majority of all the mem- 4s '03 F-A
94,000
May 1016 Water debt (included)____
be taken by the yeas and nays,shall be neces- 5s '06 M-N 12,000c
bers elected to each House, to
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _5,970,401
sary to the passage of such law; and every such law shall provide for levying 5s '08 M-N 40,500c
(Assessment at full value.)
an annual tax sufficient to pay the annual interest of such debt and the 5s '09 J-D 20,000c
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$12.40
Railroad Aid Bonds.
principal thereof when it shall become due; and shall specifically appro8,344
5,000c___Oct 1 1926 Population in 1890
priate the proceeds of such taxes to the payment of such principal and in- 5s '06 A-0
Population in 1900
6,147
terest; and such appropriation shall not be repealed nor the taxes postponed 55 '06 A-0 20,000c_Oct 1 1026 Population in 1909
7,224
shall have been 5s '09 F-A 20,000c
or diminished until the interest and principal of such debt
wholly paid.
INTEREST on the railroad-aid bonds of 1009 is payable in Topeka; on
Other debts. No debt shall be contracted by the State except as herein all other bonds at the Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York.
provided, unless the proposed law for creating such debt shall first be submitted to a direct vote of the electors of the State at some general election; ATCHISON. James W.Orr, Mayor; F. W.Downs,City Treas.
and if such proposed law shall be ratified by a majority of all the votes cast
Atchison is in Atchison County.
at such general election, then it shall be the duty of the Legislature next
Park Bonds.
When Due.
after such election to enact such law and create such debt,subject to all the LOANS1918
5s '06 ___ $10,000
City Purposes.
the preceding section of this article.
provisions and restrictions provided in
1923
'06
10,000
,Borrow money. The State may borrow money to repel invasion, suppress 5s '96 ___ $10,000____July I 1911 5s '06 ___
1928
___
10,000
Insurrection or defend the State in time of war; but the money thus raised 5s '96 __- 10,000___July 1 1916 58
10,000____July 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Jan 5 1909-$740,000
loan was authorized, 5s '96 ___
shall be applied exclusively to the object for which the
4s '83 J-J 266,950c__July 1 1913 Internal improvem't bonds
or to the repayment Of the debt thereby created.
251,000
11015
(addl) Jan 5 1909
Internal improvements. The State shall never be a party In carrying on 4s '85 J-J 135,400c__July 1 1019
49,150c___July
Assessed valuation 1908_15,450,000
4s '89 J-J
any works of internal improvement.
(Assessment at full value.)
'98 J-J 192,350c___July 1 1928
Constitution at all. The 4s Coal Bonds.
M UNICIPAL indebtedness is not restricted by the
Tax rate (per 31,000) 1003..$1l.75
16,691
only provision for the regulation of such matters contained In that instru- 53 '04 ___ $30,000_ July 1 1914 Population in 1909
15,722
Population in 1900
following, requiring the Legislature to make general laws and
ment is the
Atchison.
INTEREST Is payable In New York City and
restricting the power to make debt In the case of cities, towns and villages
Nov., 1909.j
KANSAS- -CITIES AND TOWNS.
131
ATCHISON SCHOOL DISTRICT. (Mrs.) Helen M. Brace, Clerk.
EDWARDS COUNTY. Florence Erwin, Clerk.
Building Loans.
BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_$152,000
County seat Is Kinsley.
66 '83 J-J $44.000o__ _July I 1913 Assessed valuation 1908_ _15,475,183
(Assessment at full value.)
4.000c___July 1 1916
68 '86 J-J
LOANSBridge Building Bonds.
When Due.
tax (per $1,000) 1908-$3.70
48 '93 J-J
4,000c___June 1 1923 School
Railroad Aid-C. K. & W. RR.
5s '07 J-J $20,000c__July 1 1922
18,000 Os'86 A-0 $21.000c___Aug 1 1916
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call.)
(Subject to call any time.)
INTEREST payable In Atchison. 68 '91 F-A 55.000c__ _Feb 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_ $145.000
4%8'08 J-J
50,000_July 1 1923
4s '91 M-N 12,000c__Nov 1 1930 Sinking fund
(Subject to call at any time.)
29.048
4%8'09
50,000____Jan 1 1924
(Subject to call 1910.)
Assessed valuation 1908-13,625,364
Funding Bonds
(Subject to call.)
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'08-54 30
65 '89
17,000c-Feb 1 1918 Population in 1909
6.469
ATCHISON COUNTY. Edward Iverson, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900__.._._ _ -3,682
County seat is Atchison.
4s '00 J-J 115,000,,___July 1 1930
assessed val. 1009_537,834,383
LOANSWhen Due. Total
(Assessment at full value.)
Refunding Bonds.
EMPORIA. J. H. Glotfelter, Mayor. G. 0. Mathewson,
49 '99 J-J $231,000c-July 1 1929 State & Co. tax (Per M) '00
-52 96
.
Clerk.
27,805
Population in 1908
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
County seat of Lyon County. Incorporated April 1 1870.
28,606
5s '88 J-J $68,0000___July 1 1916 Population in 1900
LOANSOas-Plant Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $299,000
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas State Fiscal Agency. N. Y. City.
Si '03 M-S $15.000c__Sept 1 1923
58 '98 Feb $28,000c___Feb 1 1928
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1913.)
BARBER COUNTY. S. W. Ireland, County Clerk.
4%599 F-A $50,000c__Dec 1 1929
Internal Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call Dec 1 1019.)
County seat is Medicine Lodge.
$73,650
Court-House Bonds.
When Due.
41(e'02 J-J $15,000c_ _Jan 1 1032 GEN. BDS. Sept 18 '09_4300,000
LOANSas '86 J-J $25,000c_June 24 1916
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call Jan 1 1922.)
Internal improv. bonds__ 73,650
$100c___,Tuly 1 1910
Railroad Bonds.
43j5'99 F-A$162,000c___May 1 1929 Total assessed val. 1909_9,544,214
Os '82 J-J
5,000c___Jan 1 1916 5s '07 A-0 $56,000c. _April 1 1927
6s '86 J-J
(Subject to call 1919 )
(Assessment at full value.)
1,000c_ -July 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $207,100
Electric
-Light Bonds6s '86 J-J
$1,000) 1909___$14.98
7,000c___July 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1909_ _17,681,699 4 Ys 02F-A $30.000o_ _Noy I 1932 Total tax (per 1909
l
8s '81 J-J
Population in
9,291
1,000c__ -July 1 1911
(Assessment at full value.)
INTEREST on the water-works, gas-plant, electric-light
(Is '83 J-J
6,000c......July I 1913 State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'09_ _$5 00 bonds Is payable in New York; on other bonds at Topeka, Kan. and paving
6s '84 J-J
18,000____July 1 1914 Population In 1909
8,911
6s '84 ___
3,000c-July 1 1917 Population in 1907
8,6(16 EMPORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. W. Fisher. Treasurer.
6s '87 J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909_177,000
6,594 LOANS48 '04 J-j 85,000c___July 1 1934 Po ulation in 1900
___ $25,000
4s
INTEREST is payable in New York ltY.
Total assessed val. 1908_ _10,061,386
4%s
___
18,000
(Assessment at full value.)
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY. Edgar Randall, Clerk.
5s
___
9,000
School tax rate(per$1.000)'03_ _$5.00
County seat is Sedan.
Building Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $125,000 4%8'09 J-J $25,000...July 1 1929
Refunding BondsSinking fund
95,000 (Subject to call after July 1 1919)
$10,000c___July 1 1910 Total assessed val. 1909_ _12,785,210
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
10,000c___July 1 1912
(Assessment at full value.)
10,000c_July 1 1914 State &Co.tax (per $1 ,000'09_ ..$4.25 FORD COUNTY. S. H. Connaway, Clerk.
4 %s'98 J-J
1 2,000c___July 1 1915 Population In 1900
11,371
County seat is Dodge City. All bonds are tax exempt.
7,000c___July 1 1916 Population In 1900
11.804 LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
Railroad BondsINTEREST Is payable in New York
Refunding Bonds(is '88 J-J $29.000r_ _ _July 2 1018
City.
Os '87 Jan $86.000c___Jan 1 1917
Os '81 J-J
$6,000r___July 1 1911
(Subject to call.)
4'48'99 J-J 71,000c___Oct 2 1929 BOND. DEBT Mch 4 1909_5155,000
CLARK COUNTY. Chas. M Casland, Deputy Treasurer.
(Subject to call 1909.)
Assessed valuation 1908..16,286.055
County seat is Ashland.
4
(Assessment at full value.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $131,500 4 1 899 J-J $49,000r___July 1 1919
LOANS(Subject to call July 1904.)
State&Co.tax (per 51.000)'08.S3 40
Railroad Aid
Sinking fund
5,790
Population in 1909
11.391
Os '8) Apr $13,000r__Apr 10 1019 NET DEBT Sept 20 1909_ 125,710
Population in 1900
5,497
Total valuation 1009
ding
9,002,490
INTEREST on 4%8 is payable at office State Treasurer; on other bonds
$15,000Fcb 21'11-'13-15
Os
(Assessment at full value.)
State & Co. tax (per M) 1903_54.40 in New York City.
($5,000 due each year.)
4s '02 J-J 103,000___July 1 1932 Population in 1909
3.419 FORT SCOTT. John Agar, Treasurer; J. 0. Brown, Clerk.
Population In 1900
1.701
Fort Scott is the county seat of Bourbon County
Incorporated Feb. 27
1860.
CLAY COUNTY. J. W. Nordstrom, County Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Plant Purchasing Bonds
County seat Is Clay Centre.
Refunding BondsWhen Due. I30ND. DEBT Mch 8 1909_$114,000
4%8'05 M-S$134,000c_ __March 1935
LOANS$1,500o___Jan 1 1914
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call 35.000 yearly on
Total assessed val. 1008_25,413,825 Ss '84 J-J
Ss '88 J-J
40.0000___Jan 1 1916
March 15. beeinning 19101
4%5'01 J-J $17,0000_ _July 1 1911
(Assessment at full value.)
13,000c-Feb 1 1917 State & Co. tax (per M) 1908_54.90 Os '90 J-J
30,000c_ July 1 1920 GEN. BONDS July 1909_ _4310,500
44s'02 J-J
11,0000___Aug 1 1917 Population In 1000
5s '97 J-J
134,000
15,413 Si '80 F-A 21,000c. _Aug 1 1920 Water debt (included)
17,000c_ __July 1 1013 Assessment bonds July 1 '08_128,875
30,000c___Jan 2 1929 Po ulation in 1900
5s '99 J-J
15.883 Ss '03 J-J
43.ft'09 J-J f 25,000___ _July 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1908_ _8,839,795
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
1 40,000.. July 1 1929 (Assessment at full value)
COFFEYVILLE. (Miss) Rosa Bell, City Clerk.
Natural Gas BondsTotal tax (per $1,000) 1907_268 75
This city Is in Montgomery County. Sewer and road bonds are provided 48 '02 J-J
12.000c_ _July 1 1912 Population in 1000
10.822
for by special tax, which is not included In tax rate given below. On
INTEREST Is payable in N. York. Population In 1009
15.063
Sept. 14 1909 this city adopted a commission form of government. V. 89,
SCOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT -O. W Mitchell. Clerk
PORT
Building Bonds
LOANSBOND. DEBT Sept 18 1909_574,300
• When Due.
. 87
Refunding Bonds.
$300c___July 1 1910 Assessed valuation 1909_ _9,336,260
J-J 5
Electric-Light Bondsis
__1134,529.74._ Aug 1 1927 Os
1
500c___July 1 1911
(Assessment at Y, actual value.)
65 '01 ____ $20,000
_Jan 1 1921
General Improvement Bonds.
10,000c_July 1 1920 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ __36.00
1345
J-J
(Subject to call 1911.)_
$3,950
10.500c___Oct 1 1920 Population in 1909 (est.)... _ 15,500
J-J
5%8'04 _ _ $15,000____Aug 1 1924 ilOND.DEBT Nov 1909_4242,710 4s
Refunding Bonds
Water
-Works ImprovementSpecial debt (add'1) (est.)_.. 425,000
88 '01 ____ $18,500__Aug 15 1921 Special debt (additional).
266,773 414s'04 J-J $20.000c___July 1 1924
33.000c___July 1 1929
City-Hall BondsTotal assessed va1.1909_510,860,260 43.8'09 J-J
-- INTEREST on the $33,000 bonds is payable at the State Treasury; on
5548'04 F-A $20,000____Aug 1 1924 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09.$16.18
Refonding \\Rik, Bonds.
Population In 1909
18,025 all other bonds In New York at State fiscal agency.
5lis°04 ____ $49.000___ _Aug 1 10241PopulatIon In 1000
4,953
INTEREST payable in New York. FRANKLIN COUNTY. Fred. Baldwin, Clerk.
COFFEYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. M. Sinclair. Clerk.
County seat Is Ottawa.
LOANSWhen Due. 410'09 J-,I
55,000 __May 11954 LOANSWhen Due. Milking fund
$49,508
t.s '00 J-D $10,000c
1920 5s 09
32,000
Kansas City & Santa Fe RY-1934
Assessed valuation 1909_ _31.428,947
30,000c..
55 '03 J-J
1922 BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1909_ _499,500 Os '80 J-J $57,000Jan 1 1910
(Assessment at full value)
Os '06 J-J
35.000c___July 11020 Assessed valuation 1008_11,701.010
Refunding Railroad Aid Bonds
- State&Co tax (per $1,000)
$3.90
(Subject to call $3,000 in 1923, In School tax rate(per 31,000)'08_55.20 Os '80 J-J 8138.000_ __Jan 1 1910 Population in 1909
21,097
1924 and in 1925.)
Population in 1009 (est.)
21,000 BOND.DEBT Sept 17 1909 $195,000 Population In 1900
21.354
5s '08 J-J $23,500____Jan 1 1933
(Subject to call any time.)
GRAY COUNTY. W. R. Kelly, Treasurer.
INTEREST is payable part at State Treasurer's office, Coffeyville, and
Cimarron Is the county seat.
at the fiscal surencv in New York City.
LOANSWhen Due.1 Funding Bonds.
COMANCHE COUNTY. A. H. Murray, Treasurer.
Refunding Bonds.
514s'05 _ _ _ _ $55.000c_ __Jan 1 1935
County seat is Coldwater.
Os '89 ____ 57,500cJuly 1 1918; BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_499,500
LOANS500c__July 1 1920 I Assessed valuation 1909_7,250,315
When Due.
Os '90 ____
Refunding Bonds
Township Bonds
43s '04_ $123,000_ _ _July 1 1934 Os '90 ____ 11,500c___Jan 1 1920
(Assessment at full value)
$60,230
BOND. DEBT May 18 '00_ $243,336 Os '91 ____ 20,000c_Jan 1 1921 State & Co tax (pet' M) 1909_85 00
Bridge Bonds
Population In 1009
-- School Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _ 7,135,341
3.033
$27,106
Os '05 ____ $5,000c_Jan 1 1914
__
(Assessment at full value.)
INTEREST Is payable at National Park Bank, New York City.
Funding Warrants
State&Co-tax(per$1,000) '08441.00
Os '87 __ _ $30,000__Jan 12 1912 Population In 1909
2.872 GREENWOOD COUNTY. W. 0 Blackburn, Clerk.
Population In 1900
Jail Bonds
1.619
County seat Is Eureka.
53,000_ __Sept 11919
Cs '89
INTEREST payable in New York
LOANS(Assessment at full value.)
When Due.
DELPHOS. E. L. Eaton, Clerk.
Refunding BondsState&Co.tax rate(per 11)'08_53 10
This city Is In Ottawa County.
48 '02 J..1 $177,000c_July 1 1932 Population in 1900
16,196
LOANSWhen Due. Population in 1900
648 BOND. DEBT Mch 5 19094177,000 Population In 1009
15.944
Water and Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908-29,091,185 INIsEREST payable at State Treas'y
4 %s'09 J-J $30,000_ _ _ _July 1 1929
HASKELL COUNTY. J. L. Brown, County Clerk.
(Subject to call any interest period.)
County seat Is Santa Fe.
DICKINSON COUNTY. H. W. King, County Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909_597,354
County seat is Abilene.
Refunding
Floating debt
28,209
LOANSWhen Due.'Total assessed val. 1908_$38.473,340 68'88-89J-J Bonds.
$51.000c_ _ _ _July 1918 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,654,907
Refunding Bonds
(Assessment at full value.)
Os 90 J-J
(Assessment at full value)
Os IN; Jr-J $251,000c_____Jan 10281St.&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1908_$3.00 68 90-91J-J . 12,000c ___July 1 1920
13,000c___July 1 1920 State & Co tax (per $1,000) '09 1.4
$9 25
31
.
(Subject to call $5,000 yearly.)
Population in 1909
25,178 45 '01 J-J
_
21,354c__July 1 1931 Population In 1909
BONDED DEBT July 1 '08 $251,0001Population In 1900
21.818
(Subject to call July 1 1911
)457
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable in New York.
INTEREST is payable at the Kansas fiscal agency. New York.
DONIPHAN COUNTY. Margaret Schletzbaum, Co. Clerk.
HODGEMAN COUNTY. L. C. Koontz, Clerk.
County seat is Troy.
County seat is Jetmore. Bonds are all exempt from taxation.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1908_ $494,200
Refunding Bands.D
When Due. Os Poor j rm.
.8
9 Fa
Assessed valuation 1908__23,580,206 LOANS$1,000._ __July 1 1909 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '04.$25 20 6s Refunding.
Os '80 J-J
8f dl A
.e2un F-n g.
53.000c...._ July 1 1919
5s '92 J-J 348.090... July 1 1922 Population in 1909
.000c_ _ _July 1 1912 BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909_$90,000
13,885 Os
55 '93 J-J 125,000____July 1 1922 Population in 1900
2,000c__ _July 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _5,198,371
15,079 Os 83 ___
School District Bonds.
Os '87 F-A 19,000c__Feb 26 1917
(Assessment at full value.)
$17,200
Os 87 F-A
9,000c_ _ _Jan 11017 State & Co tax (per M) 1909...45.15
INTEREST on the 6% bonds is payable at Troy Kan., and on the 5% 6s 87 F-A
(1,000c___Aug 11017 Population In 1907
2,855
68 '87 F-A
bonds at New York City.
1.000c__ _Nov 1 1917 Population in 1900
2.032
Os '88 J-J
6,000c___July 1 1918 Population in 1909
DOUGLAS COUNTY. F. W. Games, Treasurer.
2,804
Os '89 J-J
4,000c___July 1 1919
County seat is Lawrence.
4 tts'01 J-D $7.000c__ _June 1 1931
When Due.
LOANSBridge Bonds.
(Subject to call at any interest date.)
Refunding Bonds
4%3'04 J-J $36,500r___Jan 1 1924
INTEREST payable at State fiscal agency in New York and In Topeka.
J-J ($25,000r-_Jan 1 1910 44s'05 J-J
65
30,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1920
24,000r-.-Jan 1 1911 BOND. DEBT July 1 1008_5289,400 HUTCHINSON. Ed. Metz, Clerk.
27,000r___Jan 11012 Total assessed val. 1908_32,367,782
County seat of Reno County. The sewer bonds are provided for by
45 '03 3-3 31,000r___Jan 1 1913 State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'07427.50 specIal levy.
4348'04 J-J
27,000r-Jan 1 1924 Population In 1009
26,429 LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
48 '05 3-3 26,000r___Jan 2 1915 Population In 1000
Paving Bonds
25,096
00'09 J-J $66,000r___July 1 1929
55 '08 J-J
28,000---Jan 1 1914
6s '05 J-J
$7,280r Jan 1 '09-'15
Railroad Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas fiscal agency, New York.
50 '05 J-J 110,225r ____1909-1915 Os
____ $12,000r ___Mch 1 1917
132
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
68
J-D $20,000r_June 1 1919
58
J-D
9,000r__Jan 1 1915
68
F-A 23,000r___Aug 1 1917
58
A-0 77,000r___Apr 1 1031
430
A-0 33,000r. _Oct 1 1931
_Oct
(126.000 op. $2,000 yrly 1906 to '18.)
M-N $8,000r__ _Nov 1 1932
45s
KANSAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VoL. Lxxxtx.
Street Bonds.
Is '07 J-J $18,790r___July 1 1917 KIOWA COUNTY. Jennie Parcel, Treasurer.
Greensburg is the county seat.
58 '07 J-J
43.655r-JulY 1 '
09-'17
Railroad Aid Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 27 '09 $152,000
Sewer Bonds.
58 '87 ___ $61,000____Aug 4 1917 Total assessed val. 1909__11,214,220
68 '06 M-S $7,034.17r_Sep 1 '08 '16 (38
___
9,000
(Assessment at full value.)
5s '07 J-D 7.214r __Dec 1 '08-'18
Refunding Bonds.
State & Co tax (per M) 1909_04.40
BOND. DEBT Aug 21 '09_4248,000
5,109
Total assessed val. 1909_18,715,871 40'06 ___ $79,000__July 15 1926 Population In 1909
Jail Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09414.41 68 '89 ___ $3,000____Oct 1 1919 INTEREST is payable at the State
Fiscal Agency in New York.
16,009
Population in 1909
.9,379
Population In 1900
INTEREST on the bonds of 1909 Is payable in Topeka; all others at LANE COUNTY. Wm. Baird, Treasurer.
County seat is Dighton.
Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York.
When Due.lAssessed valuation 1908 45,457,999
LOANS68
___ $11,500..... Jan 1 19181
HUTCHINSON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Grace Smith, Clerk.
(Assessment at full value.)
59,000_ July 1 1922 IState do Co tax (per M)'08
LOANS$4 25
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1909_$119,500 4 Xs
Building Bonds.
27,000____Jan 1 19291Population In 1890
2,060
Assessed valuation 1908_ _16,184,779 5s
BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1909-$97,500 Population in 1900
58 '06 J-D $52,500c__Dec 1 1926
(Assessment at full value.)
1 563
Population In 1909
4s '05 J-J
2,498
6,000c_ __July 1 1925 School tax (per $1,000) 1908..43.60
430'09 M-N 120,000_ ___May 1 1929 Population in 1008 (est.)
-.INTEREST payable in New York City and Topeka, Kansas.
15,000
Refunding Bonds.
LAWRENCE. F. D. Brooks, City Clerk.
40'09 ___ $35,000
County seat of Douglas County. $100,000 of bonds issued by this city
in 1871 are the subject of dispute, and are not included in the total debt.
INDEPENDENCE. J. D. K amer, Clerk.
This issue was for the purpose of building a State University, and the
Tins city Is In Montgomery County
city It Is claimed, was to be relieved after paying interest to the amount
V. V. I. & W. Bonds.
When Due,
LOANS79 '86 ____ 125,000
Paving Bonds.
1916 of the principal. The interest has been paid. The bonds are held by the
Permanent School Fund, and the State School Fund Commissioners
19104914
Refunding Bonds.
$8,750
53 '04 ___
1910-1915 58 '98
$3,000
9.000
1918 adopted a resolution instructing the Attorney-General to commence a
55 '05 ___
1910-1916 430 '05
8,000
10,000
1916 suit against tne city. see V. 80, p. 725. 2473. Suit was Instituted and
55 '06 __
on Feb. 21 1906 the District Court handed down a decision In favor of the
1910-1916
Water Bonds.
1,507
55 '06 ___
1910-1917 5s '05 _ ..$100,000..___ 1916-1925 city. V. 82, p. 525. The case was taken to the Supreme Court (V. 82,
17,300
55 '07 ___
1910-1918 5s '07
17,231
50,000 __ _1910-1029 p. 1224) and early in 1909 a decision was rendered releasing the city from
5s '08 ___
Sewer Bonds.
GEN. BONDS Dec 15 19084135,117 the payment of the principal of these bonds. V. 88, p. 517. A petition
1910-1912 Water debt (additional)___ 150,000 by the Attorney-General for a rehearing in this case was denied.
01,296
Os '02 ___
When Due GEN'L BONDS July 1909_ $203,273
3,750
1910-1914 Floating debt
6s '04 ___
122 612 LOANSFunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1009_ 207,272
2,686
1910-1915 Assessed valuation 1908_8,814,915
65 '05 ___
Os
J-J
$1.800c
Improv't bonds (add'i)
209,710
7,055
1910-1916
(Assessment at full value.)
6s '06 ___
J-J
59,000c_ _July 1 1923 Assessed valuation 1908_10,509,000
2,601
1910-1917 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_414.00 as
6s '07 ___
.s'83 __
1,800
(Assessment at full value.)
5,310
4,851
'08 ___
1910-1918 Population In 1900
6s
16,973
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 _ __514.40
15,954 ....s '08 __
1939 Population In 1909
Os 09 ___ 50,000
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1009
13,678
(Subject to call after 1919.)
INTEREST payable In New York
4;0'09 J-J $115,000____July 1 1939 Population in 1000
10,862
INTEREST payable at State Fis(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5. C. S. ilkdon. Sec'y.
Cemetery Bonds.
cal Agency, New York City.
LOANSWhen Due. iTotal assessed val 1909..410,076,040
__ '09 -__ $20,000
Building Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
1
4%s
F-A $30,0000 ____1910-1914 'School tax (per 11,000) 1909_$637
DISTRICT.
-F. P. Smith. Clerk.
430
'Population In 1009 (est.) ____20,000 LAWRENCE SCHOOL
M-N 20,000c
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $65,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $126,0001
48 g J J $25,000c
1913 to 1919 Assessed valuation 1909_10,876,000
INTEREST Is 0syable in New York.
($3,000 due yearly, 1913 to 1915,
(Assessment at full value.)
and $4,000 yearly. 1918 to 1919.) School tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.72
IOLA CITY. H. M. Dowler, Clerk.
48 g '08 J-J 040,000r July 1 '20-'28 Population in 1909 (est.)
13,786
This city Is the county seat of Allen County.
INTEREST is payable at the State fiscal agency, New York.
When Due. GEN'L BONDS Sept 1909.. $152,000
LOANSInternal improvement debt 231,520 LEAVENWORTH. Omar Abernathy, Mayor.
Light and Water Bonds.
58 '00 ____ $80,000___Oct 1 1920 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909_ 383,520
Leavenwortn is the county seat of Leavenworth County. Incorporated
Assessed valuation 1909...._5,742,782
Refunding Bonds
1855.
(Assessment at full value.)
___ $26,000_ _July 1 1931
48
Park Bonds (refunding).
When Due.
interest date.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_017.70 LOANS(Subject to call any
'01Refunding Bonds
$50,000.....Apr 1 1915
55 '05 J-J
9,648
Population in 1909
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $80,000
General bonds May 14 '09_ $644,518
1915-1924
146,000
5 '05
(Maturity $20,000 in 5, 10, 15 and 20 Improve't debt, general__
45,569
INTEREST payable at State fiscal agency, N. Y. City, and at Topeka.
171,818
(years.)
Improv't debt, assessment
Funding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT May 14 '09 861,905
JOHNSON COUNTY. W. T. Turner, Treasurer.
58
J-J $24,000
Cash in treasury
127,293
County seat is Olathe.
(The above bonds have been called
Total assessed val. 1908.._16,954,874
!BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '00 $155,000
When Due.
LOANSfor payment.)
(Assessment at full value.)
'Total assessed val. 1909_ _33,635,479 4s '84 J-J $320,200c___Jan 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_418.70
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
430 98 M-S $100,000c_Sept 1 19281
Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1900
20.735
($10,000 sub to call y'ly from 1918.)'State & co. tax (per M) 1909._ 0300 General improvement 5s_460,712 Population in 1909
24,721
18,104 Special improvement 5s
40'00 J-J $55,000c__ _July 1 19301PopulatIon in 1900
140,020
16,085
(15.000 subject to call yearly.) !Population in 1909
INTEREST Is payable in Leavenworth and at State fiscal agency in N. Y.
INTEREST is payable at the State Fiscal Agency, New York City.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
-The internal improvement bonds are
guaranteed by the city, but payable by special assessment on the property
JUNCTION CITY. Jno. G. Pease, Clerk.
benefited.
This city Is In Geary County.
Water Works
When Due.
LOANSLEAVENWORTH BOARD OF EDUCATION.-Robt. J. Morgan, Clerk.
Os 87 M-S $50,000o___Mch 1 1017 LOANSFunding Bonds.
When flue,! BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1909_477,586
Refunding Bonds.
58 '98 Jan $4,000c___Jan 1 1913
4/
14
8
J-J $29,000 __July 1'09-'21 Assessed valuation 1908_16,954,874
1929 48
$7,000
6,000c___Jan 1 1922 40'09 ___
5s '02 Jan
J-J
(Assessment at full value )
48,000„Jan 1 '10-'33
5,000c_ _ _ _Oct 1925 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $132,000
40'05 A-0
School tax (per $1,000) 1908 _-$4.50
5,500,000
Total valuation 1909
Funding Terminal Bonds.
INTEREST on 6s payable at Leavenworth; other bonds at New York.
(Assessment at full value.)
M-S $30,000c___Mch 1 1920
68 90
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___04.50 LEAVENWORTH COUNTY. J. W. Niehaus, Clerk.
BondsSewr
7,050
58 '07 J-J $30,000c_ _Jan 1 1937 Population in 1909
County seat Is Leavenworth. A sinking fund is
4,695 take up the 5% bonds mentioned below when due. now being raised to
(Sub)ect to call after Jan I 1917.) Population in 1900
Chas. H. Manley, Pres.
JUNCTION CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed val., personal__ _$7,734,857
(Assessment at full value.)
$30,000c__July 1 19231
J-J
Refunding Bonds.
4;58
Assessed val., RR., ecc..._ 8,519,046
(School tax (per $1,000) 1909
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
$5 00 Os '85 J-J $720,200c-July 1 1915 Total valuation 1909
40,023,860
5,264
County Warrants.
DEBT Sept 17 1909430,0001Population in 1905
BOND.
(Assessment at full value.)
Assessed valuation 1909... 16,772,9531
State & co. tax (per M)'09_ _ _ _$7 80
BOND.DEBT Sept 1909_ $720,200 Population In 1900
INTEREST at Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York City.
40,940
Assessed valuation, real $23,769,957 Population in 1009
42,813
KANSAS CITY. J. E. Smyth, Clerk.
INTEREST on the county warrants Is payable at the county treasury;
This city is in Wyandotte County. Incorporated as a city of the first on other bonds at the State Fiscal Agency, New York.
class In 1886. In 1909 purchased plant of Metropolitan Water Co. V. 88,
p. 1211. A commission form of government was adopted by this city on LYON COUNTY. J. J. Morris, Treasurer.
County seat Is Emporia.
July 141909. V. 89, p. 241.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS-(Con.)
When Due. Total valuation 1908_ __ $43,317,286
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
F-A J$32,000 _Aug 1 1923
Improv't Bonds (City's Portion). 430
(Assessment at full value.)
1904
I 31,000__Aug 1 1924 4 1 s'89 J-J $167,000c___July 1 1919 State & co. tax (per M)'08_ _ _02 80
$176,262 20
Os '07 ___
62,500_Dec 30 1027 (Subject to call prior to maturity.) Population In 1890
Refunding Bonds
23,196
150,000
BOND. DEBT Arch 3 1909.4172,0001Population in 1900
25.074
58 '07 .T-D 1218,500_Dec 15 1917 55 '08 __
K. C. W. & N. W. Ry-1887.
25,047
Population In 1008
68 '95 F-A 80,000___Oct 1 1915
INTEREST Is payable at State fiscal agency, New York.
530117 F
-A 50,000____Aug 5 1910 5s '87 F-A $30,000_ _Jan 1 1917
Funding Bonds.
530 97 F-A 50,000c___Aug 51011
530'99 F-A 40,000c_ __Aug 1 1914 410'09 M-N $158,969.... May 1 1029 MARION COUNTY, H. E. Woolheater, County Clerk.
County seat Is Marion.
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1909.)
When Due. Assessed valuation, rea1.422,004,169
58 '98 F-A 25.000_ _ _ _Feb 1 1913 40'09 J-J$1,097,850___July 1 1039 LOANSAssessed val., personal_13,550,387
Refunding Bonds
-Extension Bonds.
Water-Plant
(Subject to call Feb 1 1908.)
35,554,556
58 98 F-A 125,000_ __Aug 1 1913 4;0'09 F-A$400,000____Aug 11039 58 '92 J-J $185,000c......July 1 1922 Total valuation 1908
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call after 1912)
GEN'L BONDS Nov 1 '09.12,968,582
(Subject to call Feb 1 1908.)
34,000 5 ;48'90 J-J $112,000c. __May 1 1920 State do co. tax (per M)'08. __ _$3 25
Os '03 F-A 186,500____Nov 1 1928 Sinking fund
20,676
4;4 99 F-A 40,000____Feb 1 1914 Special Improvement bds. 978,055 BOND. DEBT Apr 27 19094273,000 Population in 1000
Population in 1909
22,046
Assessed valuation 1909 71,301,650
(Subject to call Feb 1 19093
INTEREST is payable at State Fiscal Agency, New York.
$7.50
430'03 F-A 50,000____Aug 1 1918 Tax rate (per $1,000) '00
51,418 MEADE COUNTY. 0. Hamilton,
00'03 F-A 65,000___Aug 1 1919 Population In 1900
Treasurer.
[Population In 1909
81,052
County seat Is Meade.
INTEREST on the water-plant bonds of 1909 Is payable at the State
LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '00_ $180,000
Treasurer's office in Topeka.
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1009_ 6,997,722
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. O. Horseman, Clerk Board of 68'89(Now2s.)09,000c. _ _July 1 1919 State & co. tax (per M)'07.-38.75
Education.
__ 95,000c_ _ _ _Jan 11036 Population in 1890
430'06
2,542
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS_(Subject to call.)
Population in 1900
1,581
$50,000c_Dec 1 1918 40'09 ___ $184,000___Feb 15 1929 5s '09 A-0 $26.000c -Apr 15 1929 Population in 1907
430
J-J
call any time.)
(Subject to
40,000c_Feb 1 1921
00'05 F-A
(Subject to call after Apill 15 1919.) Population in 1909
4, 0
3 594
43
7,000r_Deo 10 1911 BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_0739,000
430
J-J
Railroad Aid Bonds.
J-J
8,000r_Dec 10 1916 Assessed valuation 1908_ _71,204,563 430'08 M-N $50,000c__May 16 1938
430
(Assessment at 90% actual value.)
4348'07 J-J 200,000o_ __Apr 1 1927
INTEREST is payable in Topeka.
430'09
250,000____Feb 1 1929 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ 44.47
Population in 1908 (est.)__ _ _112,000 NEWTON, J. G. Regier, City Treas.; Adella
Martin, Clerk.
INTEREST on the bonds of 1909 Is payable at the State Treasurer's
This city Is in Harvey County. Incorporated Feb. 22 1872.
office In Topeka; on all other bonds at State Fiscal Agency, New York.
R
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
KAW VALLEY DRAINAGE DISTRICT. F. E. Myers.
LOANS-.iiroad Bonds.
58 '02 M-N $20,000 r_ __Nov 1 1032
Secretary Board of Commissioners. P. 0. Kansas City. (Se '85 J-J $40,000r _July 1 1915 Refunding Water Bonds
Water Works Bonds.
58 '07 J-J $40,000r___July 1 1937
Of the $200,000 bonds given below, $47,000 were Issued up to Mch.17 '09.
4 4s'06 A-0 $77,500r___Apr 1 1928 (Subject to call after July 1 1022.)
When Due.I
LOANSSewer Bonds
58 '05 F
-A $75,000r-Feb 1 1935
$200,000___Mch 1 19361
4;0
40'09 J-J$12,689.45r_ _Jan 11030 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $306,521
KEARNY COUNTY. E. 0. McDowell, Treasurer.
_
y .
r1 1919.) Assessed valuation 10097,127.835
(Subject to call after Jan.
Lakin Is the county seat.
(Assessment at full value.)
40'09 J-J 6,331.55 r
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_1103,000
LOANS(Part due each
Total tax (per $1,000)'09_412.00
Assessed valuation 1908 _5,132,839
Refunding Bonds.
8,005
Paving Bonds
Population in 1909
8,208
Os '91 J-J $21,000____May 1 1921 Population In 1900 (Census)..__l,107 5s '09 J-J $35,000r_July 1 '10-19 Population in 1900
83,000c__Jan 1 1935 Population in 1909
2,919
5s '05 J-J
INTEREST is payable at the State Fiscal Agency in New York and at
the State Treasurer's office In Topeka.
INTEREST is payable at Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York.
N ov., 1909.J
KANSAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
PARSONS. T. B. J. Wheat, Clerk.
133
SCOTT COUNTY. S. W. Filson, Clerk.
This city Is In Labette County. Incorporated March 8 1870. On Oct. 26
County seat is Scott. The railroad 6s (held by the Kansas State School
1909 this city adopted a commission form of government. V. 89, p. 1238. Fund) have been In litigation, but a compromise has been effected whereby
LOANSWhen Due. I BOND.DEBT Sept 15 '09.. $222,750 the bonds are to be paid In full without interest on or before the maturity
59,579 date In 1922. All the unpaid coupons are to be canceled when the face of
Railroad Bonds.
Floating debt
68 '86 F-A $31,000c&r_Aug 1 1916 Assessed valuation 1909_11,541,231 each bond is met.
R
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_55,456,573
58 '05 M-S 72,000c&r_Sept 1 1935 (Assessment about 90 %actual value) LOA.k..8
Aid
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_416.04
(Subject to call after ten years.)
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'08_23 90
15,196 6s '92 J-J $106,500c_ _Jan 1 1922 Population in 1909
Population in 1909
Refunding Bonds.
1:07948
26
BOND. DEBT July 1909..$100,500 Population in 1900
7,682
4Ms'00 F-A $6,000c&r_Dec 1 1920 Population In 1900
(Subject to call at any time.)
SEDGWICK COUNTY. J. L. Leland, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds.
-(Con.)
INTEREST is payable by the KanCounty seat Is Wichita.
58 '07 M-S $113,750c&rSept 11027
LOANS
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1912.) sas Fiscal Agency.
When Due.
Railroad-Aid Bonds
Funding Bonds48 '08 J-J $49.500_ __Oct 1 1928
PARSONS SCHOOL DISTRICT
L. E. Weeks, Vice-Pres. and Chairman 55'
95 J4 $50,000..__.July 11025 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1918.)
Finance Committee.
Bridge Bonds,
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 19094311,500
LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT Sept 20'09_ $44,500 4%8'07 J-J $100,000___ _Oct 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1909_87.697,204
--__ $12,000___Aug 1 '10-11 Total assessed val. 1009_11,541,331 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1917.)
(Assessment at full value,)4,037
(Assessment at full value.)
,
4 500_ _ _Sept 1 1912
Refunding Bonds000) 1908_42.10
I per 90,
on (n 18$1,
58 07 .i:
28,000c Jan 1 '12-'161
07
J
5 Lis'90 J-J $107.000____Feb 1 1910
43,626
1
(For maturity,see V.84, p. 527)
Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
Population in 1909
72,185
INTEREST Is payable in New York City at Kansas fiscal agency.
PITTSBURG. Eugene Merithew, Auditor.
This city Is in Crawford County. The Improvement bonds included In SEWARD COUNTY. T. A. Tegarden, Treasurer.
the total are not strictly a city debt, districts benefited being liable for payCounty seat Is Liberal.
ment. Incorporated June 21 1880.
A compromise has been effected with the State by which $540 will be
Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSaccepted for hack interest on $12,000 defaulted bonds, and interest rate
Lincoln l'ark Bonds.
5sek6s
_ _$21 882.6)
reduced to 2%. V. 76. p. 118.
A-0 $7,000
1926
58
(One-tenth annually.)
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
$14,592
Fire-Department Bonds.
GEN'L BONDS Aug 1 1908-565.109
Refunding Bonds.
J-.1 $7,000
1922 Imprt and assessm't bonds_ 241,480 6s '07 ___ $70,000____July 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1908 ___4,945,534
58
(Assessment at full value.)
,
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
21,027 69
F-k 53,000___Jan 1 1919 State&Co.tas.(per $1.000)'08 _ _$8 20
J-D $23,859.31
58
1927 Total assessed val. 1908_ _11,516.600 48 '02 J-J
2,000__ _Jan 1 1932 Population In 1909
.3,846
City Hall Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1109_4121,500 Population In 1900
822
58'99M-S $26,250_Sept 1009-14-19 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_414.33
INTEREST is payable In New York City.
Sewer Bonds.
16,335
Population in 1909
$3,200
4s
J-J
10,112 SHAWNEE COUNTY. S. G. Zimmerman,
Population In 1000
County Clerk;
(One-tenth annually.)
0. K. Swayze, Deputy Clerk.
INTEREST Is payable at the Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York City.
County seat Is Topeka.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1908_573,06622:449198
PRATT COUNTY. James A. Porter, Treasurer.
Court
-House BondsI
ss
(Assessment
County scat Is Pratt. The County Commissioners have effected a com- 48 '94 M-N $134,000___May 1 1924IState&Co.t8x(perat full value.)
$1,000)'09_43 50
promise on most of the bonded Indebtedness of Pratt County by paying one- BOND. DEBT May 1 1909..5150,000 Population
In 1909
third of the face value of past-due coupons and agreeing to pay two-thirds
Population in 1900..
53,727
of the Interest on the remaining coupons as they mature. In other words.
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
4% Interest will be paid hereafter instead of 6 %. V. 71, p. 303.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
STAFFORD COUNTY. J. B. Kay, County Clerk.
-(Con.)
45 '03 J-J $21,000___Apr 9 1923
Refunding Bonds
County seat Is Saint John.
4s '04 J-J $119,0000__July 1 1934 4s '03 J-J
36,0000_ __May 4 1923 LOANSWhen Due.( BOND. DEBT Sept 28 '09_ $127,000
1.000c_July 21 1912
Os '82 J-J
Court.House and Jail Bonds.
Railroad Aid Bonds'Assessed valuation 1900_..22,117,800
800c__Jan 10 1913 4 As'09 J-J $75,000c.,_July 1 1929 Os '87 July $63,000c___July '
6s 83 J-J
1 1917
(Assessment at full value.)
2,000c__Apr 25 1913 BOND. DEBT Nov. 4 '09_ $260,300
68 '83 J-J
Refunding Bonds.
State & Co tax (per M) 1909-$3.75
1,500c_Apr 11 1913 Assessed valuation 1909_.22,170,295 4%8'06 J-J
Os 83 J-J
$64,000c..... Jan 1 1921 Population in 1909
11,493
4,000c__Jan 11020
Os '88 J-J
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject tocall before maturity.) Population In 1900
9,829
7,000c___Feb 1 1920 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'09.$2.65
6s 90 J-J
INTEREST is payable at the Kansas fiscal agency, New York City.
3,000o-May 1 10201Populatlon In 1909
68 90 J-J
10,623
[Population in 1900
7.085 SUMNER COUNTY. C. E. Crosen, Clerk.
County seat Is Wellington.
PRATT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. B. D. Crawford, Clerk Board of EduLOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 25'09 $135,000
cation. A district (P. 0. Pratt City) in Pratt County.
C. S. & Ft. Scott RR.Total assessed val 1909_ _ _46,690,621
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '09.. $52,500
LOANS-'80 J-J
(Assessment at full value.)
40'02 J-J $16,500c___July 1 1032 Assessed valuation 1909_ _3,017,897 Os Refunding $40,000c___Aug 3 1910
Railroad
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'08_23,831
.52 50
(Subject to
ll.)
(Assessment at about full value.) 5; '90 J-J $80,000c_Bonds.
0
__Jan 1 1920 Population in 1900
4%8'08 M-S $36,000c --- ---1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.40 48 1
'05 J-J
35,000c_ _Feb 1 1925 Population in 1909
28.663
(Subject to call after 1918.)
(Subject to call $20,000 yearly.)
INT. payable at Nat. Park Bk., N.Y.
INTEREST is payable 'at the fiscal agency in New York City.
RENO COUNTY. C. J. Ryker, Deputy Treasurer.
TOPEKA. C. B. Burge, City Clerk.
This city Is in Shawnee County. - In March 1905 the city completed the
purchase of the water-works plant from the Topeka Water Co., paying for
same $350,000 In 4% bonds of the city and assuming 3270,000 5% bonds
of the water company. V. 80, p. 1137. A commission form of government
was adopted by this city on Nov. 2 1909. V. 89, p. 1298.
Ned
LOANSWhen Due.
Water
-Works Purchase Bonds
City-Hall Bonds
48 '04 A-0$350,000c__ .Apr 1 1924
4s '00 J-J $60,000____Jan 1 1920
Topeka Water Co. Assumed
'Refunding Bonds.
5s '96 J-J $270,000____July 1 1926
5s '90 J-J $79,000_ _July 15 1910
Bridge Bonds.
58 '92 J-J 100,000___Aug 10 1912 4343'05 _--- $34,066___Apr 1 1925
58 '93 J-J
74,000____Nov 8 1913
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
5s '95 J-J
3,500____Sept 1 1915 430'09 J-J 540,000____Jan 1 1929
34s g '99 J-J 13.000__Jan 181919 Gen. city bds. Feb 1 1909_ _1,199,666
430'06 F-A 20,000____Aug 1 1926 Pay. & sewer bds. (add'I)_- 665,786
,
RILEY COUNTY. Geo. H. Hungerford, County Clerk.
Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1909_1,865,452
County seat Is Manhattan.
43-48'04 F-A $18,000____Feb 1 1924 Total assessed val. 1908_ _44,418,930
LOANSFunding Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1900.. $111,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_$17.20
Refunding Bonds.
$79,100____Jan 1 1924 Population in 1900
Assessed valuation 1909_ _24,343,892 4%8'04
33.608
59 '95 J-J $16,000c_July 10 1925
At. Top. & Santa Fe RR. Aid Bds. Population In 1909
(Assessment at full value.)
45,143
(Subject to call at any time)
State & Co. tax (per M)'09__ -54.70 4s '01 J-J $59,000_-__Jan 1 1931
58 '98 J-J $95,000c___Jan 1 1928 Population In 1909
INTEREST is payable In New York at the fiscal agency of the State.
15,186
(Subject to call after 1910.)
Population in 1900
13.828 TOPEKA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-J. E. Stewart. Clerk.
INTEREST on the bonds due 1925 Is payable at Topeka, Kan.; on bonds LOANSWhen Due. 48 '05 J-J 578,500c___Jan 1 1925
due 1028 at Kansas Fiscal Agency, New York.
6s
J-J $50,000____July 1 1915 4s '03 J-J 110.561__Jan 3 1925
58
J-J
5,700____July 1 1910 4s '05 J-J
78,500_ __May 1 1925
RUSH COUNTY. H. P. Sheuerman, Treasurer.
5s '96 A-0 34,000____Apr 1 1916 (is
4,500r_July 1 '10-'18
J-J
County seat Is Le. Crosse.
58
30,000____May 1 1921 58 '08 ___
9,400
J-J
1928
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 9 1009_5114,500 45
LOANS35.000
BOND. DEBT Mch 22 '09_ _$531,661
J-J
Bridge Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1008_13.131,653 4s
J-J
1 1914 Assessed valuation 1908_ _44,344,498
Os '89
. $2,000__Nov 11 1909
(Assessment at full value.)
4s
J-J
(Assessment at full value.)
16.000___Jan 1 1920
8,000___July 1 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 1)8
6s '81 ___
50 44 4s
30,000____July 1 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1908.. $6 00
J-J
Population in 1009
Refunding Bonds.
7,122 4s
.7-J 122,000_
May 5 1924 Population In 1909 (est.)
50,000
65 '88 J-J $67.000c___May 1 1918 Population In 1900
6,134
INTEREST on the bonds due 1910-18 Is payable in Topeka.
30.000c___July 11018
Os '98 J-J
INTEREST on 58 Is payable at State Treasury; on all other bonds at WABAUNSEE COUNTY. C C. Stotler, Clerk.
County seat Is Alma.
Kansas Fiscal Agency. New York
LOANS1Vhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_522,793,143
SALINA. A. W. Godfrey, City Clerk.
Railroad Aid BondsState&Co.tax (per $1,000)'08424 50
This city is the county seat of Saline County. Incorporated as a village 78 '80 July $119.900c_July 1 1910 Population in 1909
''.437
April 22 1867; as a city of the third class Nov. 21 1870, and as a city of BOND. DEBT May 3 1909_5119,900 Population In 1900
12,813
the second class Oct. 11 1878.
I NTEE
itsT is payable at New York
LOANSWhen Due.
Paving Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
Os '06 J-D $2,8000_June 5 '10-'16 WELLINGTON. A. B. Cheever, Clerk.
59 95 M-S $14,000c___Jan 1 1913 Os '06 M-S 28,0000_Sept 1 '10-'16
This city Is the county scat of Sumner Co. Incorporated Feb. 14 1880.
(Subject to call.)
5s '07 J-J
When Due.
9,2000___Jan '10-'17 CITY LOANSElectric LIgnt Bonds.
44,000c___July 1 1914 5s '07 M-S 28,000 -Sept 3 '10-'17
Sumner County Ry Aid Bonds- 4!.s'07 .I-J 310,000.... _July 1 1927
5s 90 J-J
2,000c. _Feb 11021 55 '09 J-J
-A
58 '01 F
52,800_ _Jan 1 '10-'19 78 '80 J-J $10,000r___July 1 1910 (Subject to call 55,000 1917 and
16,000c___Jan 1 1916 5s'00 J-D I 3,920__June 1 1910
Refunding Bonds. .
44s'06 J-J
$5,000 1922)
1928
16,0000
4%3'08 J-J
$5,000r___July 1 1919
City Building Bonds.
34.200_ _June 1 '11-'19 4 s'99 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 11909.) 4%6'07 J-J $25.000_ _July 1 1927
GEN'L BON S Oct 13'09_ *112,000
-A $2.200c_Feb 1 '10-'11 Paving bonds
58 '01 F
161,920 48 '99 J-J $18,500r_ __July 11019 GEN'L BONDS Mch 15 '094148,500
o,280c_July 1 '10-'12 Sewer bonds
58 '02 J-J
(Subject to call at any time.)
Assessment debt
37,920
50,380
Os '05 J-J
11,100c-Jan 2'10-'15 TOTAL DEBT Oct 13 '09_ 324,300
Water BondsTotal assessed val. 1908_ __5 802,34
6,400c__Jan 1 '10-'17 Total assessed val. 1900_12,861,566 5s '00 M-N $50,000r___June 1 1920
5s 07 Jan
(Assessment Is at full value.)
6,240c__Jan 1 '10-'17
5s '07 Jan
(Subject to call 1910.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_57.76
(Assessment at full value.)
5,700..,.July 1 '10-'19 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_512 40 4 %s'07 J-J $30,000____July 1 1927 Population In 1900
J-J
5s
_4.245
7,000. Jan 1 '10-'16 Population In 1009
J-J
5s
6.786
9,980 (Subject to call $10,000 1912, 510,000 Population In 1909
_ 0,400 _July 1 1910-20 Population In 1900
Os
1917 and 310,000 1922) I
6,074
INTEREST is payable at Kansas fiscal agency. New York
INTEREST on the refunding bonds due 1928 and the Improvement bonds
is payable at Topeka; on all other bonds, except the sewer bonds of 1008, WICHITA. R. N Dorr, City Clerk.
at New York.
County seat of Sedgwick County. Incorporated July 14 1886.
SALINA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Paving Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
-(Con.)
When Due.IBONDED DEBT Sept 1909450,000 5s '04 ___
LOANS1914 4s '06
$7,802.55
524,000
1016
19281
43s '08 $50,000c
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
10,305.22
1914 5s '06
Os '04 ___
9.000
1916
SALINE COUNTY. J. P. Burns, Clerk.
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
County seat is Salina. Bonds are tax-exempt.
771
1915 55 '06
5s '05 ___
4,459.19
1916
When Due. BOND. EBT Sept 18 '09_ $181,000
LOANS(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
K. & C. RR.Assessed valuation 1909_ _38,669,964 5s '05 ___
4,942.55
1915 5s '07
9,000
1917
Os '86 J-J $55,000r.__Sept 1 1916
(Assessment at full value.)
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
(M-t rity o! e tenth ann ally.)
Missouri Pacific RYState & Co.tax(per$1,000)'09- _53.50 4s '05 ___
42,000
1915
Bridge Bonds.
Os '86 J-J $84.000r. _Jan 11018 Population In 1909
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
21,817
5s '08
$10,000
1918
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
Population In 1900
10,518.80
17,076 , 4%8'06
1916
(Maturity one-tenth annurlly.)
4 ;0'09 M-N $42,000c-May '10-'16
INT. payable at New York.
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
County seat Is Hutchinson.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $264,000
Refunding.
Assessed valuation 1009_ _64,469,817
5 W'89 J-J $105,000r__Jan 1 1919
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call after 1909.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1909_43.25
58 '00 J-J
9,000r_ _June 1 1930 Population In 1900
29,027
4 W98 F-A 55,000r___Feb 1 1928 Population in 1909
36,574
(Subject to call after 1918)
4 ,0'98 J-D $39,000r___Dec 1 1928
1
(Subject to call after 1918.)
48 '99 J-D 56.000r June 1 '19-'29
INTEREST on the 4s is payable at the State Treasury; on all other bonds
at the National Park Bank, New York City.
134
Lxxxix.
MONTANA-DEBT OF STATE.
CITY LOANSWhen Due.
Funding and Refunding BondsOs '95 J-J $57,000____Jan 1 1915
6s '95 J-D 55,000____June 11915
6s '95 J-J
10,000___July 1 1915
8s .96 J-D 74,000____June 1 1921
5s '97 J-J
25,287 96_July 1 1917
5s '98 J-J
25,000____July 1 1918
5s '99 J-J
50,000____Jan 1 1929
(Subject to call after 1919.)
4s '00 ___
1910
6,000
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
5s '00 ___
17,266.43_ Dec 1 1917
430'03 J-J
40,000___July 1 1923
4 As'03 A-0 50,000_-__Oct 6 1923
4 As'06 ___ 40,000__Dec 1 1917
5s '08 ___
15,866.90
1918
55 '07 ___
1017
12,912.70
191 '
53 '00
-- 9,000
14,000
4s '05 ___
1910- t 923
430'08 ___ 150,000
1928
Cemetery Bonds.
65 '05 _ __
51,003_ _ _ _July 1 1936
Improvement Bonds.
Bonded
PopulaRate of
Date of
lotion.
5s '08 ___ $10,666 36
Debt.
1918
Interest.
Maturity.
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
$
1909.
Location%
Fire-station Bonds.
*3,840
6
Great Bend Twp., Barton Co__ 27.000
1916-1917
5s '07 _ __ $17,000_ _ _ _May 1 1927 Greeley County
31,500
6
1,305
1910-1920
Miscellaneous Bonds.
106,00,) 3-4-5-6
3,202
Hamilton County
6s '08 _ __
43,000
1910 Hays (C), Ellis County
$1,872 96
2,313
Sewer Bonds.
Herington (C), Dickinson Co -102,000 5-534-0
3,573
5s '06 ___ $32,244.90
6
1916 Hiawatha (C), Brown Co __. 50,000
3,227
"loll
(Maturity one-tenth annually.)
3,587
Holton (C),Jackson County__ _ 87,0001937
5s '08
55.000 __
811
1918 Horton (C), Brown County __ 37,500
4,061
1918-1919
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1908_ _$959,722 Humboldt (C) Allen County __ 62,000 5 k&7
1910-'20'-25
2,309
Special assessm't debt (add'0503,680 Independence Twp., Montg. Co. 28,000 434-7
1915-1916
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1908_1,553,402 Ingalls Township, Gray County 25,000
.260
6
1920
Assessed valuation 1908_42,878,111 lola Township, Allen County_ 30,500
434.6
1907-1921
.12,031
(Assessment at full value.)
Jackson County
1928
92,000
16,431
5
4
1910-23-24
Tax rate (per $1,000)1908__$12.00 Jewell City School District..
25,000
24.671 Kingman (C), Kingman Co
5
1919-1925
Population in 1900
48,000
2,563
35,541 Kingman School District
Population in 1906
1919.1927
31,500
434
52,313 Kinsley (C), Edwards Co
Population in 1909
1917
4
43,000
1,238
La'lame (C), Allen County
2,002
6
_ 34,000
INTEREST Is payable at Topeka Lakin (C), Kearny County
1938
35,500
5
and at New York,
1911-1936
Lamed (C), Pawnee County--., 45,000 444&5
2,579
1924-1928
Lebanon (C), Smith County
31,600 5-534
WICHITA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.-C. S. Caldwell. Secretary. LeRoy Township, Coffey Co_
*1,219
1916-33-34
37,000
431-7
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds
1,480
Lincoln City, Lincoln County
434
34,500
Building Bonds430
J-J $94,000c___July 1 1921 Lincoln County
9,995
1916
4s M-N 25 $25,000c__May 25 1921
(Subject to call after July 1 1911 1 Lincoln Township, Cloud Co_ _ 80,000 534-6
.4,848
1909-1920
. 49,000 434-8
call after May 1911.)
(Subject to
55
J-J $17,500c__July 1 1917 Lindsborg (C), McPherson Co. 61,000
2,127
5
5s F-A 15 23,000c_Feb 15 1910
(Subject to call after July 1 1907.) Louisburg Twp., Montgom. Co.. 31,000 4
, •1,937
1909-1923
3j 434.
7
(Subject to call after Feb 1900.)
Grade School Bonds.
1919-1929
Lyndon (C), Osage County_ _
29,000
434
50,000c___July 1 1923 5s '09 s-an $56,000
J-J
1,950
Lyons (C), Rice County
71,000
___ ...
43s'08 F-A 40,000c_ _Aug 1 1926 (Maturity part every even year from McPherson (C), McPherson Co_139,000 4-6-434-7
3,711
4 A &e.
(Subject to call after Aug 11916.)
2 to 10 years inclusive.)
*3,964
MePhersonTwp.,MePhersonCo. 27.000 4 A -6
1611-1910
High School Bldg. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09.. $249,500 Manhattan (C), Riley Co
5,912
48,000
6
1917
4 As'09 s-an $125,000
1929 Assessed valuation 1909_44,650,000 Manhattan Twp., Riley Co..
*5,289
51,000
6
1910
(Subject to call after 1919.)
(Assessment at full value.)
1,180
Mankato (C) Jewell County
.
30,000
5
1915-1919
School tax (per $1,000) 1900_ 31.75 Maple Hill Twp..WabaunseeCo. 27,000
5
•1,048
1929
INTEREST is payable at New York and Topeka.
Marion (C), Marlon County
69,000
2,039
Marysville (C), Marshall Co _ _ 25,000
2,110
434
1921
WICHITA COUNTY. J. F. Elder, County Clerk.
Medicine Lodge (C), Barber Co_ 50,000
1,341
6
1908-1909
County seat is Leotl. A compromise has been effected on part of the Minneapolis (C), Ottawa Co_.._ 35,750
1927
1,857
5
debt below, and $40,000 of the bonds will hereafter carry 3% Interest. Set Mission Township, Neosho Co__ 40,000
1922
*1,936
5
V. 76, p. 118, for compromise with the State. All bonds are tax-exempt.
*2,847
Monroe Twp., Anderson Co.__ 36,000
1916
6
12,146
1911
74,000
6
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $72,000 Morris County
434
Compromise Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909..__3,641,687 Moundridge (C), McPherson Co. 28,500
•1,801
Mound Valley,Twp.,LabetteCo 33,000
1909-1916
6-7
Os J-J
J $5,0000 _
1918
(Assessment at full value.)
2,798
59,000 4-5-6
135,00Co
1922 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_.$4.75 Neodesha (C), Wilson Co
*1,387
451
Os
A-0 31,00ec
1918 Population in 1900
1,197 NeoshoFalisTwp.,WoodsonCo_ 30,000
5,556
85,500
5-6
1918-1924
4s
.1-.T
5,00re
1922 Population In 1909
2,009 Ness County
1,919
Norton (C), Norton County _ _ .. 65,500 454-6
1913 1939
INTEREST Is payable at the State fiscal agency, New York.
12,253
30,000 4 &4 A
1917-1925
Norton County
1,132
Oberlin (C) Decatur County
.
35,000 . 5-534
1926-1928
NVINFIELD. Geo. W. Sloan, Clerk.
3,195
74,750
Olathe City (C). Johnson Co
5-534
County seat of Cowley County. Incorporated 1879.
1925
Old Franklin Twp.,Jackson Co. 28,000
434
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
2,581
1917-19-26-27
Osage City,
Refunding Bonds.
5s '05 J-D $3,000c___June 1 19z3 OsawatomleOsage County _ _ 46,000 434-5-6
3,509
(C), Miami Co_
1914-'21-'25
63,700
431-5-13
5s '98 _ _ $35,000
Light Bonds.
Mch 1918
12,871
1915
25,000
6
(Subject to call after 1908)
5s'04 semi-an $30,000_ _Ott 1 1924_ Osborne County Jefferson
Oskaloosa Twp.,
*1,029
Co
1911-1926
47,000
544-6
Park Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Ottawa (C),
7,430
1910-1934
85 ,
91 M-S $11,000 __Sept 15 1911 5s '05 J-D $15,000__ _June 1 1925 Paola City, Franklin County_ _220,418 4.434-5
3,537
Miami County
95,000
1917-26-29
4&6
5s '07 _ _ _
4,000
Sept 1927
(Subject to call June 1 1915.)
Parker Twp , Montgomery Co_ 49,000 43.1-13
•ltila
1917-1921
Railroad Bonds.
Water Works Bonds.
Phillipsburg (City). Phillips
8s '86 M-S $8,000__Nov 12 1018 Ss '06 A-0 $89,000____Mch 1 1926 Pittsburg School District Co. 56,800 4-431-6
84,000
Intersection Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1916.)
Pratt (C). Pratt County -- ____ 66,000
4342,841
$2,500__Oct 1908-'16 43s'09 J-D 65,000
Quindaro Twp., Wyandotte Co. 33,000
•3,774
6
- iiniC
Bridge Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
Rawlins County
6,349
38,000
431-6
1918-1926
63 '86 F-A $7,000__Aug 25 1918 5s '07 , $28,000
1 -A
193
14,062
Rice County
62,000
6
1917-1920
Gas and 011 Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1917)
*839
RockCr.Twp.,PottawatomieCo. 31,500
5
1933
Ss '03 J-J $15,000____Jan 1 1923 5s '07
1037
_ _ $30.000 _ _ _Aug
.
10,884
45,000
6
1917
(Subject to call after Jan 1913)
GEN. BONDS May 4 1909..5125,200 Rooks County Wyand.Co __._131,836
5,486
Rosedale (C),
5-6
1910-16-18
Street Bonds.
Special debt
209,000 Rosedale City School District_ 51,000
434-5
6s '00 ___
$8,000
Total valuation 1908
6,660,373 Saint Mary's,Pottawatomie Co.
1,553
5
Os '05 ___
8,000
(Assessment about 1-5 actual val le.) St.Mary'sTwp.,PottawatomieCo47,000
*1,773
40,000
4A
1919
Os '07 __
1,500
Total tax (per $1,000)'05 (abt)57% 00 Salamanca Township
•1,080
90,000
7,424 Scott Twp.,Scott County
53s'08 ___
19,350
Population In 1909
1924
25,500
4
5,554 Sedan (C),Chautauqua Co
534;3'07 _ _
49,137
Population In 1900
1,275
1917-1925
32,500
454
INTEREST payable In New York.
991
Seneca (C), Nemaha Co
6
11)16-1925
43,000
1,476
1909-'18-'25
Smith Centre (City), Smith Co_ 51,000
5-6
WYANDOTTE COUNTY. John Spaeth, Treasurer.
991
3-6
1915-1920
Stanton County
48,000
County seat Is Kansas City.
108,8882,418
Stevens County
Jail Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
6
•991
Superior Township. Osage
25,111
- 19 -17
55 '89 J-J $40,000c___July 1 1919 Syracuse(C), Hamilton Co Co
Bridge.
1,103
3-4
42,700
1034-1937
5s '89 J-J $60,000c_ _ _July 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Mch 10 1009 $774,000 Thomas County
5,199
84,000
4-5-6
1914-18 26
4 As'04 J-J 200.000c_ _Jan 1 '24-'33 Floating debt
. 120,000 Ulysses (C), Grant County
6
1918-1920
37,000
4 ;43'04 J-J 160,000c___July 1 1934 Total assessed value 1909103,786,510 Union Township, Jefferson __ .... 30.01)0
5-6
•1,427
Co..
1911-1920
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1924.)
Wakeeney (C), Trego County
40,000
45,000c_ __July 1 1918 State & Co tax (per M)'09
4s '03 J-J
83.33 Washington (C), Wash'ton Co. 32.000
1,466
6
1911-1914
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1900
73.227 Wellington School District_ ___ 51,000 4 A &5
5 As'88 J-J $44,000c___July 1 1918 Population in 1907
109.851 Yates Centre (C), Woodson Co_ 52,000
1.081
6-7
1916-1918
75,000c_Jan 1 1919 Population In 1909
5As'89 J-J
112,847
434s
J-J 150.000c Jan 1 '19-231 INTEREST payable in New ork
(C) City; (Twp) Township. • Population for 1905.
43s
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions
in the State of Kansas which are not represented among the foregoing:
Bonded Rate of
PopuDate of
Debt. Interest.
lotion
Maturity.
$
Location1909.
%
Allen County
94,000
is
28,071
,
1928
Alma (C), Wabaunsee Co
29,000
5
1,060
Alma Two., Wabaunsee Co.._ _ _ 29.000
5
1929
*798
Anthony City, Harper County_ 50,000
1921-1929
5
2,552
Augusta (C), Butler Co
48,500
1,287
Baldwin (C), Douglas County
45,000
-414
1928
1,404
Belleville (C), Republic Co _-- 58,000
4&5
2,202
Beloit (C). Mitchell County .... _10 .,000 43.-5-8
1910-1928
2,891
Blue Mound Township. Linn Co. 32,000
1920
434
•1,469
Blue Rapids (C), Marshall Co
33,000
5
1924-1929
1,878
1928
Bonner Springs,Wyandotte Co. 4 t.000
5
1.475
43,800
Bourbon County
28,431
65,000
Caldwell (C),Sumner Co
1919&1925
2,345
435
Caney(C) Montgomery County 99,724
,
4,679
-54
.
1910
Center Township, Norton Co
25,000
*1,877
Centre Township, Wilson Co_. 25,000
1916
7
•2.959
Chanute (C), Neosho Co
140,462 5, 53--6
1909-1928
10,190
Chanute School Dist. No. 2.... _ _ 64,000
4
Chase County
80,000
1922
7,126
6
1915-1017
Chetopa (C), Labette Co
1,782
78.500
6
1919-23-25
Gherryvale (C), Montgom. Co_138,010
5,915
____
3,408
Clay Center. Clay County
84,000
-1-7
1912
18,587
Cloud County
50,500
5
1,130
Clyde (C), Cloud County
33,000
6
Coffey County
3.3,000
43
1937
15,134
Concordia (C), Cloud Co
4,712
82.500
5
Council Grove (C). Morris Co .._ 41,000 431 & 8
191113:19-23
2,666
Cowley County
68,500
4,!c7
31,501
Decatur County
1929
9,234
4A
33,500
Delaware Twp., Jefferson Co.._ 40,000
431
1921
*2,656
Dodge City, Ford County
1921-1932
4&5
57,000
3,822
El Dorado (C). Butler Co
1910-1921
52,000 43.-5
3,800
El Dorado Township, ButlerCo. 25,000 434-6
1913-15-21
*4,134
Ellinwood (C), Barton County.. 40,000
5
Ellis (C), Ellis County
1929
45,000
1,178
5
,
Ellsworth (C) Ellsworth Co__ _ 90,000 4-514-6
1,918
Finney County
43,000 431 &fi
7,609
Franklin Twp.,Jackson
28,000
1925
*4,219
43
Co_Galena (C), Cherokee County_ _ 95,000
6,097
Garden City (C), Finney Co .._- 66,000 4 A &6
3,597
192i-1938
54,000
Garnett(C)• Anderson Co
1910
2,102
5-6
Gas City, Allen County
30,000
1,373
6
1923
55,000
Geary County
4
11,451
1919-1920
Glrard (C) Crawford County
68,000 4 34-6
2,989
,
1009-12-13-23
25,000 434-6
Goodiand (C). Sherman Co
2,074
1915-1925
Graham County
106.000
431-6
1918-19-20-39
7,927
State of Montana.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, Scc.
May 26 1864
Organized as a Territory (Act May 26 1864)
Nov 8 1889
Admitted as a State (Act of Feb. 22 1889)
146,080
Total area of State (square miles)
Helena
State Capital
Governor (term expires 1st Mon. Jan.1913)_ _ _ _ Edwin Norris
Secretary of State (term exp. 1st Mon. Jan. 1913)_A.N.Yo der
Treas. (term expires 1st Mon. Jan. 1913) __E. E. Esselstyn
Auditor (term exp 1st Mon. Jan. 1913) __ H. R Cunningham
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the first Monday In
January and sessions are limited to 60 days.
--For facts with reference to the early
SITUATION AS TO DEBT, &c.
history of Montana's State debt, see "State and City Supplement" for April
1893, page 130. The bonded debt of the State of Montana on Sept.1 1909
was $384,000. These bonds were Issued In 1908 to take up educational
bonds Issued under the name of the State University, State Normal
School, Agricultural College and Deaf and Dumb School of the State of
Montana, and which In 1906 were declared Invalid by the State Supreme
Court. This decision was later Sustalned by the United States Supreme
Court. The Capitol Building bonds given below are issued against a land
grant; they amounted to $400,000 on Sept. 1 1909, and then had a sinking
fund, for the payment of Same, of $175,339 51. The cash on hand in all
funds on Sept. 1 1909 amounted to $509,388 02. The permanent school
fund on Sept. 1 1909 held cash and securities amounting to $1,591,101 73
and other permanent funds on hand aggregated $1,319,382 80. The Income from the Permanent School Grant for six months ending Sept. 1 1909
amounted to $150,783.
- Interest - - Principal.----LOANS
Name and Purpose.
1909P.C. Pay, When Due. Outstanding.
$384,000
Jan 1 1929 c
Refunding bonds
4
J-J
Optional after Jan 1 1919 50.000
350,000
July 1 1928 c
Capitol bonds
J-J
1898 6
Subject to call after July 1 1913
do do
Al-N May 11930
1909 5
Subject to call after Slay 1 1924
Nov., 1909.]
135
MONTANA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
-For 1909 the total assessed valuation Is
ASSESSED VALUATION.
$280,401,046, of which real estate Is $136,618,246, personal $48,495,289,
and railroads $58,422,849; In 1908 the total assessed
live stock $36,864,680
valuation was $248,774,792. The State tax rate (per $1,000) in 1909 Is
$2.50. In 1908, 1907 and 1906 it was $2.50. Property is supposed to be
assessed at full cash value.
-Two amendments to the State
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Constitution were voted on at the general election on Nov. 3 1908. V. 87,
p. 1674. Successful among them was the one relating to the care and manAn amendment
agement of public moneys In the hands of public officers.
to Section 9 of Article XII will be presented to the voters in Nov. 1910.
V. 89, p. 1363.
-The Constitution of Montana was adopted by
DEBT LIMITATION.
popular vote October 1 1889. Article XIII. contains the Sections which
regulate the debt-making powers of State, county and city. Counties are
allowed to become Indebted to an amount not exceeding five (5) per centum
and cities, towns,townships and school districts to an amount not exceeding
three (3) per centum of the value of taxable property; but In the latter case
the Legislative Assembly may permit debt in excess of this limit for sewer
or water purposes, provided the question is submitted to a vote of the taxpayers. All the provisions In full and also those relating to the power of
the State itself to create Indebtedness may be found on page 135 of the
"State and City Supplement" of April 1895.
POPULATION OF STATE
20,559
39,15911870
132,15911880
243,32911890
1000
The population in 1900 included Indians and whites on Indian reservacounted In the enumeration. In 1890 there were 10,765
tions not previously
and In 1880 31,650 such persons, which number should be added to the total
for those years in making accurate comparisons.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF MONTANA.
BILLINGS SCHOOL DIST. NO.2. Jas. L. McClellon, Clerk.
When Due. 4 3%s'07
$11,0000___Mch 1 1927
LOANS5s '00 ___ $15,000c __July 1 1920 (Subject to call after Mch 1 1917)
$35,00ec_ __July 1 1927
(Subject to call after July 1 1910) 4 3%s'07
$35,000c_ _July 1 1921 (Subject to call after July 1 1911).)
414s'01
(Subject to call after July 1 1911) 4 3-58 '08 ___ 30,000c
4s '03 ___ $25,000c-July 1 1923 414s'09 J-D 19,000___ _Dec 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 1 1913) (Subject to call after Dec. 1 1919.)
512,00e0 _July 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Oct 13 1909 $200,000
414504
(Subject to call after July 1 1914) Total assessed val. 1909..7,305,341
$12,000c __Mch 1 1925 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
4 %s'05
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1915) School tax (perM) '09JGeneral $4.00
1Special$10.00
$25,000c-July 1 1926
414506
(Subject to call after July 1 1916)
INTER EST Is payable at Helena, Mont., Chicago, III., and New York
CUSTER COUNTY. A. H. Swerdfiger, County Treasurer.
County seat is Miles City.
LOANSWhen Due
Refunding Bonds.
48 '05 g J-J $164,000c__July 1 1925
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
High School Bonds.
43%s 07 M-S $35,000e_Mch 1 1926
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1916.)
Hospital Bonds.
5s '09 ___ $25,000
1929
(Subject to call after 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 7'09._ $224,000
Total assessed val. 1909..13,624,835
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1909__$18 00
8,300
Population in 1904
7.198
Population In 1900
INTEREST payable at Helena.
DAWSON COUNTY. R. L. Wyman, County Clerk.
County seat is Glendive.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 20 1909 $100,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_5,887.205
4%805 J-J $89,000c_ _Nov.1 1925
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call Nov 1 1915.)
State do Co tax (per M) 1908__$22.50
2,443
53
J-J $11.000c&r_Feb 1 1921 Population in 1900
7,000
(Subject to call Feb 1 1911.)
Population In 1909 (est)
INTEItEST Is payable in Glendive and New York.
DEER LODGE COUNTY. E. J. Nadean, Treasurer.
County seat is Anaconda. Part of this county was taken in 1901 to
form Powell County.
$48,688
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
Court House 6c Jail Bonds
TOTAL DEI3T Dec 1 1907- 175.688
J-J $100,000____Jan 1 1919 Total assessed val. 1908..8,638,563
lis
(Subject to call Jan 1 1909.)
3
(Assessment about % actual value.)
Refunding Bonds
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '07_517.00
J-J $40,000____July I 1910 Population In 1890
5s
15,155
17,393
BONDED DEBT Dec 1 '07_$127.000 Population In 1900
FERGITS COUNTY. E. P. Chandler, Treasurer.
County seat is Lewistown.
LOANSWhen Due.
County Bonds
.1-.1
as
$53.000e_ _July 1 1914
Refunding Bonds.
.1 .1
4 qs
$50.000c. _Jan 1 1022
(Subject to call Jan 1 1912.)
Court House Bonds.
,
4 ,is g '07 J-J $100.000c_ _Apr 1 1927
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1922.)
INTEREST on court-house bonds
BONDED DEBT Sept 1 '08 $203,000
Total assessed val. 1908..10,865,893
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
State 60 Co tax (per M)'08 _
$19.25
3,514
Population in 1800
Population in 1900
6,937
payable at County Treasurer's office.
E. P. Chandler,
FERGUS COUNTY FREE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Treasurer. P. 0. Lewistown.
Assessed valuation 190 i_$10.399,c35
High School Bonds.
4 tis
.1-J
530,000c_July 1 1923 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
BONDED DEBT Sept 1908_330.000 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_31.75
INTEREST is payable at tne County Treasurer's office.
BOZEMAN. Harry A. Bolinger, Clerk.
FLATHEAD COUNTY. C. T. Young, Clerk.
Bozeman Is In Gallatin County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1 1907_5202,000
LOANSBonds of 1907 (additional)._ 25,000
City Hall Funding Bonds.
106,000
$7,000c --------1018 Water debt (inci above)
J-J
23,535
Water sinking fund (Inc!).
(Subject to call after 1008.)
J-J $30,000c___Jan 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1006_2,647,010
4s
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1911.) (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '06._ _ 32 00
-Works Bonds.
Water
2,143
J-J $165,000c,__Jan 1 1919 Population in 1890_
5s
3,410
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1909.) Population In 1900
_ 5,132
Population in 1904____
Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST is payable in Bozeman
5s '07 J-J $25,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1927
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1917.) or New York.
-Philip Dodson. Clerk.
DISTRICT NO. 7.
BOZEMAN SCHOOL
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1900_557,000
LOANS43%s '05 F-A $21,000c_ June 1 1925 Assessed valuation 1908 _ _2,97 ,010
(Assessment about % actual value.)
(Subject to call June 1 1915.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1008......$0.00
Refunding Bonds.
..May 2 1027 Bonds are exempt from taxation.
M-N $36,000c__
.37s
Subject to call after May 2 1917.)
County seat is Kalispell. Bonds are exempt from county tax.
When Due.1 Court House Bonds.
LOANS
4s
$35,000 . May 31 1922
.T-.1
High School Bonds.
J j $20.000c. _Jan 2 1923, BOND. DEBT Sept 20'00_ $185.000
45
20 years; Floating debt Dec 1 1908_ _ 107,950
43%s
J-J
10,000c
68,275
I Cash in co funds Sept 20 '09
(Sub'ect to call after 10 years.)
I Assessed valuation 1909...9,135,000
Funding Bonds.
J-J $100,000c __Mch 1 1914 (Assessment about 30% actual value)
6s
State & Co tax(per$1,000)'09_319.25
9,375
Population In 1900
BUTTE. Chas. P. Nevin, Mayor; M. A. Berger, City Clerk.
Butte Is In Silver Bow County. Bonds and warrants are tax-exempt.
$75,310
When Due, Cash In treasury
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908 22,306,519
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
4 %);'05 J-J $400,000c_ _ _Dec 1 1925 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1015.) City tax (per $1,000) '08.___$12 00
GEN'L BONDS May 11909 $400,000 Population 1900 (Census) ___ _30.470
85.000
Warrants outstanding
310,472 Po )ulation In 1008 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable In Butte and In New York City.
DEBT LIMITED by law to 3% of assessed valuation.
BUTTE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Thos. Richards, Clerk Board of Ed.
This Is one of the school districts into which Silver Bow County Is divided.
District No. 1 not only Includes the entire city of Butte, but the larger portion of the taxable property of the county outside of Butte, and contains
about nine-tenths of the school population of the county.
LOANSWhen Due. 43isg'06 J-J $100,000c&r-July 1 '26
-Tax exempt.
Building Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
4%s g '04 J-J $50,000c July 1 1924 BOND.DEBT Sept 1909_$350,000
95,01)0
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.) Sinking fund
):010
5 0
J-D 100,000c__ _June 1 1921 Total assessed val. 1909__36,00(
4s
(Assessment about
(Subject to call 1011.)
actual value.)
J-J 100,000c__ _July 1 1922 School tax (per $1.000) 1909_ .$0 50
4s
75,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) I Population in 1909 (est)
TAXES for the payment of principal and interest on these bonds are
officials. Interest on the 48 is nayable
Levied and collected by the County
by the County Treasurer and on the 4 14s in Chicago.
CARBON COUNTY. G. L. Finley, Clerk.
Red Lodge is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
When Due. I
LOANS43%s'09 J-J $40,000c__Aug 15 1029 6s '95 ___ $46,000
130ND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $184,000
Warrant Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _6,485,000
55 '96 ___ $11,000
' (Assessment at % actual value.)
55 '00 ___ 45,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1908.$18.00
10,000
55 '04 ___
7.533
12,000____July 1 1027 Population in 1905
43%0'07 J-J
20,000_ _Apr 1 1928 , IN P. on road bds. pay. at Red Lodge
5s '08_ _J-J
CASCADE COUNTY. Fred. L. Hill, Treasurer.
County seat Is Great Falls.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
LOANS1026
4s'06
J-J $10,000c
Funding Bonds.
J-J $150,000c___Jan 1912
6s
(Subject to call after 1016.)
51,000c___.July 1921
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-J
_Jan 1921
45
.I-J $200,000c
(Subject to call after Jan. 1911.)
100,000c_Jan 1 1021 (Subject to call after Jan 1911.)
J-J
314s
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1911.) 45
J-J $50,000c -Jan 11023
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Se)t 24 '09_ $591,000
$10,000c_Jan 1 1924 Total assessed va . 1909_19,228,817
434s
J-J
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.)
(Assessment Is 2-3 actual value)
10,000cJan 1 1925 State & Co tax (per M)'09_515.50
4s, 05 J-J
8,755
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Population In 1890
10,000c_ __Jan 1 1926 , (Territory annexed since 1890.)
48, '06 J-J
25,777
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1916.) 1Population in 1905
INTEREST on the $50,000 4% court-house bonds, the $10,000 414%
bonds and the $10,000 4s due 1925 and 1926 Is payable at the County
Treasurer's office. and on all other bonds In New York.
CHOUTEAU COUNTY. W. R. Leet, County Clerk
County seat Is Fort Benton
Whet, Due. Total assessed val. 1909_514,100,000
LOANS(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
County Bonds.
65
J-J $108,0000__July 1 1911 State & Co tax (per M) 1909.$l6 50
92,000c_ _July 1 1917 Population In 1905 (est.) _12,000
J-J
Os
10,966
Population In 1900
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909..5200,000
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office or Hanover National Bank. New York.
I
GALLATIN COUNTY. Clyde Corbly, Treasurer.
County seat Is Bozeman.
When Due., High School Bonds.
LOANSJ-J
14s
Refunding Bonds.
$30,000c&r_July 1 '21
4s
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
J-J $60,000c&r___Oct 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '09_ $262,000
(Subject to call 1911.)
$35,000c_Jan 1 1928 Sinking fund
5,000
4145'08 J-J
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1918) Assessed valuation 1909_11,785,000
1 (Assessment about ;i actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
4145 J-J $137,000c&r_Oct 15 1919 State & Co tax (per M) 1909_317 75
.6,246
I Population in 1890
9,553
I Population In 1900.
INTEREST on the $60,000 Issue is payable part at the State Treasury and
part at N.W. Harris & Co.. New York; on the funding bonds at the Commercial Nat. Bank, Bozeman; on all other bonds at N. W. Harris & Co .
New York and on the bonds of 1908 at the County Treasurer's office.
GREAT FALLS. W. P. Wren, Clerk.
Great Falls is in Cascade County. Incorporated 1888.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 .5551,000
LOANS21,960
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
45
J-J $141.000c_ _July 1 1923 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 572,960
101,775
Special Imp't debt (add'I)
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
32,133
414s'08 J J 100.000c_ _July 1 1928 Cash In city funds
7,500,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.) Total assessed val 1909
City tax rate (per M) 1009....__$10.00
Water bonds.
$2.00
345.000c_July 1 1922 Speclal water tax 1909
J-J
5s
240,000c...... 1913-1918 Total tax rate (per M)'09- 31.50
J-J
5s
(Assessment is 2-3 actual value.)
Bonds.
Sower
14.930
$25,000c_July 1 1920 Population In 1900
J-J
55
Population In 1908 (est) ___ _22,000
(Subject to call July 11910.)
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
GREAT FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. A. E. Cary, Clerk
Comprises about one-fourth of the entire county, and includes the city
of Great Falls with all its suburbs.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J
_1921
$60,000c&r _
45
Building and Furnishing.
J-J $19,000c&r_July 1 1916 4s '05 M-S $90.000c&r_Mch 1 1925
69
(Subject to call Mch 1 1915.)
45
M-S 30,000c&r___ 1922
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $259,000
(Subject to call 1912.)
4s
60,000_ ___July 11920 Assessed valuation 1909_11,384,210
___
School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _510.00
INTEREST payable by County Treasurer.
HELENA. Frank J. Edwards, Mayor; J. A. Mattson, Clerk.
Helena is the county seat of Lewis and Clark County. Incorporated In
1881. Judge Hunt of the Federal Court early in 1909 granted the application of the Helena Water Co. for an InjunctIon to restrain this city from
Installing a municipal water system. An appeal was taken, and in the
meantime the city offered $600,000 water bonds on May 1 1909. V.88.p.777.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_$488,300
217,585
Refunding Bonds.
Special improvement debt
4s '99 J-J
$65,0000_July 1 1916 Assessed valuation 1008..11,630,000
266,800c_ _Jan 1 1926 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4145'06 J-J
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_$20.23
13,834
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1890_
10.770
5s 96 J-J $157,000c__Jan 1 1916 Population In 1900
23,000
(Subject to call 1906.)
Population In 1909 (est)
INTEREST payable in New York and Helena.
Warrants issued after Sept. 13 1893, on which date, owing to depreciation
of values after the panic of 1893, the city's indebtedness passed the 3%
limit fixed by the Constitution. were declared illegal by the State Supreme
Court on Dec. 21 1896. On Feb. 24 1903 the Legislature passed an Act
providing for a city election prior to Sept. 1 1903 to authorize a 3-mill tax
to take up these excess warrants. Doubts were raised as to the constitutionality of the Act and no election was held. The city is anxious to pay
these warrants, and as soon as a legal way of doing so can be found they
will be taken care of.
HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Thomas E. Goodwin, Clerk.
When Due. Par value of bonds
$1,000
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09 $241,000
414s
$65,000c_1910 to 1922 Assessed valuation 1908_ _11,676.915
J-J
actual value.)
$5,000 due yearly on Jan 1.
(Assessment about
J-J 1150.000c _Jan 1 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$8 50
414s
26,000c_ _July 1 1927 Value of school property____450.000
4 14s 07 J-J
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.) Population In 1909 (est) __ _15.000
INTEREST is payable at the office of toe County Treasurer and at
the Hanover National Bank New York.
136
LEWIS AND CLARK COUNTY. Martin Doty, Clerk.
County seat is Helena.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $195,000
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val 1909___19,599,378
534s J-J $90,000c_July 1 1910-19 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
State & Co tax (per M) 1909_414 00
43isg'09 J-J$105,000c___Apr 1 1929 Population in 1900
19,171
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1919.) Population in 1909 (est)
20,000
INTEREST payable at Hanover National Bank, New York City.
LEWISTOWN. M. H. Deaton, Treas.; M. D. Kimball, Clerk.
County seat of Fergus County. Incorporated August 1899. All bonds
are tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer and Water Bonds.
5s '07 J-J $15,000c__July 1 1927
5s '02 M-S $50,000c_Mch 1 19221 (Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
(Subject to call Mch 11912.)
I BOND. DEBT Mch 9 19094110,000
5s g '03 M-N $10,000c__Nov 1 1923 Total assessed val 1908..1,963,338
(Subject to call Nov 1 1913.)
(Assessment about 65 % actual val.)
53 g '06 J-J $35,000c__ July 1 19261 Tax rate (per $1,000) '08____$10.00
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) Population in 1000
1,096
INTEREST on the sewer and water bonds Is payable in New York City
the bonds of 1907 in Lewistown and New York City.
on
1
MADISON COUNTY. R. S. Bailey, County Clerk.
County seat Is Virginia City.
When Due. Total assessed val 1909_46,737,162
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value)
434s
J-J $100,000c_ _July 1 1921 State & Co tax (per M) '09_414.75
Population In 1905
(First bond due 1910).
8,
950
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '094100,000 Population in 1900
7,695
INTER 11S1 is payable at Kountze Bros., New YorkCity.
MILES CITY. J. E. Farnum, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Custer County. Incorporated Sept. 9 1887.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND .DEBT Sept 1909_452,000
Water and Light Bonds.
Sinking fund '
2,122
J-J $17,000___ _Jan 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1900_2,324,843
6s
15,000_ __ _July 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1 000) 1908..4 tO 00
J-J
55
10,000_ _ July 1 it 2) Population In 1900 _____ _
J-J
5s
1,938
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
Population In 1009 (est.)
5,000
Os g '08 J-J $10,000r__ _July 1 1028
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.)
INTEREST on the bonds due 1917 is payable in Miles City; on the bonds
due 1920 and 1928 in New York.
MISSOULA. J. S. Kemp, City Clerk.
This city is the county scat of Missoula County. Inc. Mch. 8 1883.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$16,00u
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _6,500,000
43.s '04 M-N $113.000c_May 31 1924 (Assessment about 1-3 actual va).)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'19..$10 on
(Subject to call May 311914.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909493,000 Population in 1900
4 366
INTEREST payable at Rudolph Kleybolte & Co., Inc., New York.
MISSOULA COUNTY. Hugh Kennedy, Treasurer.
County seat is Missoula. All bonds arc tax-exempt. Part of county
segregated In 1906 to form Sanders County.
LOANS1Vhen Due. County bonds, 5s, 3100c
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09. $460,100
Os
J-J $130,000c Jan 1 1912 Floating debt
72,002
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking funds
20,535
Os
J-J
$40,000c July 1 1916 Total assessed val. 1909_14,500,000
4s
F-A
20,000c__Fcb 1 1921 (Assessment abt. 30% actual value.)
(Subject to call Feb 1 1911.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1909_ _$17.75
Court House Bonds.
Population in 1890
14,427
4 Xs 08 J-J $175,000c_ _Jan 1 1928 Population in 1900
13,964
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1918.)
Population In 1909 (est)
30.000
Free High School Bonds.
INTEREST on funding bonds is
44s '08 J-J $75,000____Jan 1 1028 payable at New York; all other bonds
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1918 )
and warrants at Missoula.
PARK COUNTY. Ray H. Stevens, County Clerk.
County seat Is Livingston. By Act of the Legislature of 1895 this county
was divided Into three parts, forming Park, Sweet Grass and Carbon
counties; the old debt is corrected to the date given below:
LOANSJail Building Bonds.
When Due.
4s g '07 J-J $25,000c___.Tan 1 1027
Funding Bonds.
$74,000c __July 1 1913 BOND. DEB'P Sept 22 '09_ $179,000
Os
J-J
Os
J-J
45,000c_ _July 1 1914 High school debtladd 11_ __ 25,000
Total assessed val. 1909...8,255.196
Refunding Bonds.
43is
$35,000c_ _Jan 1 1923 (Assessment about 14 actual val.)
J-J
State & Co tax (per M) 1909...$20.00
(Subject to call Jan 1 1918.)
High School Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est) ____15.000
4;0'04 J-D 525,000c .June 1 1924 Population in 1900
7,341
INTEREST Is payable at New York and at Livingston, Mont.
RAVALLI COUNTY. Geo. A. Reese, County Clerk.
County seat is Hamilton.
LOANSWhen Due.
J-J $75.000e
_1914
Os
Os
J-D 11,000c_Dec '10 to '20
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1908_488,000
Assessed valuation 1908...4,764,260
(Assessm't about 30% actual value.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1908_417 50
Population in 1900
7,822
Population In 190 ) (est.)
15,000
INTEREST payable in New York.
ROSEBUD COUNTY. R. J. Cole, Clerk Bd. of Commis'ers
Forsyth is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds
4 ;is'05 J-J $45,000c___Jan 1 1025
4 3,0'07 J-J $40,000c__ _Jan 1 1927
(Subject to call after Jan 11015.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.) BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $158,000
5s '00 J-J $73,000c
1929 Assessed valuation 1000_..8,248,000
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1919. (Assessm't about 3-5 actual value.)
State & Co. tax ($1.000) '09_417.75
Population in 1909 (est)
6,000
INTEREST Is payable In Chicago or New York.
SILVER BOW COUNTY. C. E. Meagher, Treasurer.
Butte is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 5 19094250,000
-House Bonds.
Court
Assessed valuation 1908-$32,930,558
00'08 s-a $250,000c ______1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
SWEET GRASS COUNTY. H. Utermohle, Treasurer.
Big Timber is the county seat.
LOANSue. Assessed valuation 1909_44,84.704
4
J-J $95,000c -----------1015 (Assessment about v. actual value.)
Os
(Subject to call after _____)
State & Co. tax ($1,000) '09_419.25
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909...495,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST Is payable in New York and Helena.
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY. Ira L. Whitney, Treasurer.
County seat is Billings. All bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-J
$75,000c&r_July 1 '23
4s '05 M-S $35.0000..
1 1925
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
(Subject to call Sept 1 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09._ $246,500
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1009__17.654.713
Os g
J-J
$91,500C&C_JUly 1 '18 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call 1908.)
State & Co.tax (per Id) 1909_418.25
A-0 $45.000e&r..Oct 1 '21 Population in 1900
4s
6,212
(Subject to call Nov 1 1911.)
Population in 1909 (est)
25,000
The county's debt .a limited to 5 % of the asscssea valuation.
INTEREST payable In N. Y. City and at office of County Treasurer.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
WYOMING-DEBT OF STATE.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding certain civil divisions in
the State of Montana which are not represented among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating Assessed
Tax PopuDebt.
Debt. Valuation. p.1,000. lation.
Location1900.
$
Anaconda (C), Deer Lodge Co_ 34,000 100,000 3,369,000 13.25 9,453
Anaconda School Dist. No. 10_130,000
2,500,000
4.00
80,000
Beaverhead County
7,401,019 c20.00 5,615
Big Timber(T), Sweet Grass Co. 40,000
500,000 33.00 1,629
Billings (C), Yellowstone Co___ 47,000 36,000 4,554,851 a12.50 3,221
82,000
Broadwatcr County
3,080,424 c20.75 2,641
Chinook (T), Chouteau County_ 26,900
394,500 al0.00 1,586
1,526,459
Columbia Falls Sch. Dist. No. 6. 25,000
Dillon (C), Beaverhead County_ 65,000
1,319,915 23.75 1,530
Forsyth (T), Rosebud County_ 60,000
603,830 a29.50
Glendive (C), Dawson County_ 65,000
906,000 a32.00 1,435
Havre School District No. 16._ 30,000 None, 1,500,000
Jefferson County
5,605,147c16.66 2-3 5,330
46,500
Kalispell School District No. 5_ 58,500
1,941,053 14.00
Lewistown School Dist. No. 1__ 30,000
3,000,000
8.00
Livingston (C), Park County__ 35 000 106,266 2,501,197 a12.00 2,778
Meagher County
45,000
6,484,366 c14.00 3,526
Miles City Sch. Dist. No. 1____ 40,000
5,904,031
Missoula School District
7.50
5,213,616
60,000
Powell County
4,876,604 c20.00
75,000
Red Lodge (C), Carbon Co____ 65,000
5,000 1,300,000 al1.50 2,152
Sanders County
40,000 86,310 4,288,852 c2275
Teton County
100,000 None. 7,597,689 c16.85 5,080
Valley County
67,000 123,000 7,776,755 c18.00 4,355
(C) City; (T) Town. a Total tax.
tax.
b County tax. c State and county
State of Wyoming.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized as a Territory (Act of July 25 1868)....July 25 1868
Admitted as a State (Act of July 10 1890)
July 10 1890
Total area of State (square miles)
97,890
State Capital
Cheyenne
Governor (term expires 1st Mon. Jan '10_ _Bryant B. Brooks
Sec. of State (term ends 1st Mon. Jan.'11)__W. R. Schnitger
Treasurer (term expires 1st Mon. Jan.'11)__Edward Gillette
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the 2d Tuesday in
January, and sessions are limited to 40 days.•
DEBT HISTORY.
-All the necessary data respecting the State's debt
will be found In the following statement:
LOANS--Interest
Principal
Name and Purpose.
% Payable.
When Due.
Outstand'g.
Jan. 1 1910-1911
Capitol Building Bonds
c 6
Jan. 1
$30,000
$15,000 yearly.
Jan. 1 1912-1021
Insane Asylum Bonds
c 6
Jan. 1
$3,000 yearly.
30,000
July 1 '1919-1928
July 1
Public Building Bonds
c 6
$9,000 yearly.
00,000
Jan. 1 1910-1911
University Building Bonds_ __c 6
Jan. 1
$5,000 yearly. J
10,000
INTEREST on the public building bonds is payable at tl e Fourth
National Bank, New York; on all others at the State Treasurer's office.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC -The total bonded debt on Sept. 1 1909 was $163,000, including $3,000 past-due bonds upon which interest has ceased. On
Sept. 1 1900 the warrants outstanding amounted to $7,234 and on the
same date the cash and securities on hand were $665,444.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The following statement shows the assessed
valuation of property In Wyoming for the years indicated: For explanation concerning Increase in 1909, see remarks immediately below regarding
the creation of a new tax authority.
Years.
Valuation.
1908
Years.
Valuation.
Valuation.
Years.
1909
$186,157,274 1902
$43,348,356 1894
$29,198,041
67,580,051 1901
39,581,217 1893
32,356,802
1907
64,419,178 190030,665,197
37,892,304 1890
1906
51,223,203 189935,578,806 1888
33,338,541
1905
48,826,940 1898
30,789,292 1885
30,717,249
1904
46,606,949 1897
30,300,462 1880
11,857,344
1903
44,669,233 1895
29,838,93911875
0,403,638
TAX RATE.
-The total State tax (per $1,000) in 1901) is $2 47.
CREATION OF A COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION -The 1909
Legislature passed an Act (Chapter 66, Laws of 1009) creating the office of
Commissioner of Taxation, who is to be appointed by the Governor with
the advice and consent of tile Senate. The new commissioner will have
power and authorlty to exercise general supervision over the administration
of all assessment and tax laws, over all county, town and city tax assessors
and boards of equalization, levy and assessment, to tile end that taxation
of all property, real, personal and mixed, shall be made relatively just and
uniform, and at its true and full cash market value. Assessors or boards
failing to assess property in accordance with this new law do so under penalty of forfeiture and removal from office. Heretofore property in the
State is understood to have been assessed at 33 1-3% of its actual value.
V. 88, p. 956.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.
-The Legislature of 1005 passed
an Act exempting municipal bonds from taxation provided certain conditions are complied with. The Act follows:
CHAPTER 17, LAWS OF 1905.
-Be It Enacted, Etc.: "That coupon or
registered Interest-bearing bonds of the State of Wyoming, or any county,
school district or municipality of the State of Wyoming, shall be exempt
from taxation when owned by actual residents of tile State, provided that
the owner or owners of such securities shall list the same annually on their
assessment schedule, describing such bonds and the amount thereof, and
shall mark opposite thereto on such schedule 'exempt.'"
DEBT LIMITATION.
-In Wyoming the provisions of the Constitution
with respect to debt contraction and limitation are quite voluminous.
They arc all found in Article 16 of that Instrument, and prohibit the State
from creating any indebtedness exceeding 1 % of the assessed valuation
except to suppress insurrection or to provide for the public defense. Counties, cities, towns or villages, or any subdivision thereof, arc limited to
2% on the assessed valuation. An additional indebtedness of not exceeding 4% Is permitted in the cases of cities, towns or villages for the purpose
of building sewers therein. Neither the State nor any subdivision shall
loan or give Its credit or make donations to, or In aid of, any individual,
association or corporation. Citations from tile laws of the State respecting
debt limitation will be found on page 137 of the "State and City Supplement" of April 1895.
POPULA TION OF STATE.
-In 1905 (State census), 101,816.
1000_92,53111890
60.70511880
20,78911870
9,118
In 1870-1880 increase was 11,671, or 128%; In 1880-1890, 39,916, or
192.01 %; In 1890-1900 It was 31,826, or 52.4%.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF WYOMING.
ALBANY COUNTY. H. Maynard, County Treasurer.
County seat is Laramie. Bonds are tax exempt
LOANS$52,000
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '09
Funding Bonds
23,000
School debt (additional)__
J-J $12.000c....Nov 16 1910 Assessed valuation 1909_13,191,523
Os
(Part yearly.)
(Assessment at full value.)
Refunding Bonds-.
State & Co tax (per$1,000) '0049.21
4s
M-N $15,000c__Nov 18 1921 Population In 1905
9,992
(Subject to call Nov. 18 1911.)
_13,084
Population in 1900
M-N $15,000c__Nov 16 1922 Population In 1909 (est.) ____12,000
4s
(Subject to call Nov. 16 1912.)
INTEREST Is payable at Laramie, Wyo.. and at New York City.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
CARBON COUNTY. J. F. Simonson, Treasurer.
County seat is Rawlins.
When Due. GEN. BD. DEBT Sept '09.. $53,600
LOANS141,756
Assessment debt
Refunding Bonds
J-J $14,0000 _1910-1919 Assessed valuation 1909__14,921,716
43s
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call 1910.)
4;is
J-J $28,800c-__Aug 1 1921 State & Co tax (per $1,000)'0949.50
10,313
Population In 1905
(Subject to call 1911.)
9,589
4 Sis'06 J-.I $14,400c___Aug 1 1926 Population in 1900
(Subject to call after 1916.)
INTEREST on the 4%s due 1919 is payable at Nat'l Park Bank, N. Y.;
on 4%s due 1921 at Chase National Bank, N. Y., and at office of County
Treasurer.
CHEYENNE. J. D. Wright, Clerk; D. S. Swan, Treasurer.
Cheyenne is situated in Laramie County. Incorporated 1877.
The State Supreme Court on June 26 1908 held valid the water bonds
mentioned below. V. 87, p. 178.
Water Bonds
When Due.
LOANS4s Jan $85,000c_July 1 '13-'32
Refunding Bonds (1898)(Subject to call 1912.)
$121,125c___Jan 3 1910
58
J-J
(56,375 due yearly to Jan. 3 1929.) 5;'08 Jan 160,090 __Jan 1 1918-'38
5s '09 Jan 250,000
Refunding Viaduct Bonds-(Maturity "at least 1-20" yearly from
53
11 to 30 years.)
(Subject to call 1911.)
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1909___$510,500
Refunding Water Bonds
______ 1931 Assessed valuation 1908_ . _4.321.534
F-A $83,000c
5s
(Assessm't about 35% actual value.)
(Subject to call 1911.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1903_441 00
Sewer Bonds
13,656
4 Ms Jan $15,000c-_ _July 1 1922 Population in 1905
14.087
Population in 1900
(Subject to call 1912.)
Population in 1909 (est)
at th0
INTEREST on the 55 and the bonds of 1908 and 1909 is payable 16.50e
National Bank of Commerce, New York, and on the 4 Ms at the Chemical
National Bank, New York.
irey, Clerk.
CHEYENNE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1-Wm. St,
Refunding Bonds(Tax exempt).
I BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '09.. $53,000
48 '05 J-D $35,000c..June 10 1935 Assessed valuation 1909_11,906,826
(Subject to call June 10 1915.)
(Assessment at full value.)
18,000
48'06 M-S $21,000c._Sept 1 1936 PopulatIon In 1909 (est)
(Subject to call after 1916.)
INTEREST on all bonds is pnyable In New York.
• DOUGLAS.
F. H. De Castro, Clerk.
This town is in Converse County. Incorporated Oct. 1 1887.
Wtien I)ue.l Refunding Water.Works Bonds.
LOANS5s 09 A-0 $5,000 __Oct. 1 1939
Water-Works Bonds.
53is
M-N $49,000c__May 1 1938 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1019.)
(Subject to call after May 1 191834 BOND. DEBT Oct 29 1909 $66,000
55 '09 A-0 $5,000____Oct 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1909_1,550,017
(Assessment at full Value.)
Sewer Bonds.
1923 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '0944.00
78
A-0 $7,0000
Population In 1905
1,255
INTEREST is payable at tile Town Treasurer's office.
EVANSTON.
William Cook, Town Clerk.
This town Is in Uinta County. Incorporated June 23 1888
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct. 1909_459,500
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909
Water Bonds696,074
58 '00 J-J $20,000c___July 1 1930 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_412 00
Population In 1905
(Subject to call July 1 1910.)
2.741
$15,000c__Nov 2 1933 Population in 1900
2,110
58 '03 Jan
(Subject to call Nov. 2 1913.)
Population in 1909 (est)
2,800
Bonds
Sewer
5s '08 J-.1 $24,500c_ _July 1 1926
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.
INTEREST is payable at New York City or Evanston.
-All bonds issued by this town are tax exempt.
TAX FREE.
LANDER.
F. L. Thompson, Clerk; Walter Oswall, Treas.
This town is the county seat of Fremont County.
When Due BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '09.. $75,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909__ _1,364,888
Sewer Bonds.
6s '06 July $25,000c_ _ _July 16 '26 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_48.00
956
Population In 1905
(Subject to call after July 1916.)
Water Bonds.
Os '08 July $50,000c_July 16 1936
(Subject to call after July 1916.)
LARAMIE.
R. G. Fitch, Treasurer.
The city of Laramie Is situated in Albany County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 17 '00_475,000
Funding Bonds
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _3,555,330
68
J-J $35.000c---------1025 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_437 00
(Subject to call 1905.)
Population in 1905
8,000
Sewer Bonds
Population in 1900
8.267
$40.000c_ • .July 1 1017
Ts
INTEREST is payable at Laramie or New York.
LARAMIE COUNTY.
Luke Voorhees, Treasurer
County seat is Cheyenne. Organ zed 1879.
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
75,000
Refunding Bonds
Total assessed val. 1909432,746,717
4s M-N 15 $350,000c. _Nov 15 1921
(Assessment at full value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1909411.00
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1911.)
• GEN'L DEBT Mch 1909_ _$350,000 Population in 1900.
_18,514
365,239 PopulatIon In 1905
Assessment debt
20.181
INTEREST is payable at Union Trust Co.. New York.
LARAMIE VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
A dis-
trict in Albany County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1009_4541.000
LOANSIrrigation Bonds.
6s '08 J-D $541,000c_Oct 1 '19-'28
(For maturity see V. 88, p. 64.)
INTEREST is payable at the American Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
SHERIDAN.
C. W. Sheldon, Clerk.
This city Is In Sheridan County. Incorporated as a city Sept. 1 1907.
LOANSWhen Due- BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $435,000
.
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _7,288,872
158 '06 Jan $125,000c ______1926
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call after 1916.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.00
250.000c_July 15 1938 Population in 1905
Os '08 Jan
4,937
(Subject to call after July 15 1918.) Population In 1900
1,559
Sewer Bonds.
11,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
$46,000
1926
Os '06 J-J
(Subject to call after 1916.)
14,000c__ July 1 1928
Os '08 J-.1
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.)
INTEREST on the sewer bonds due 1928 Is payable at Cheyenne; on
all other bonds at the Chemical National Bank, New York.
SHERIDAN COUNTY.
C. L. Chapman, Deputy Clerk.
County seat is Sheridan. Organized 1888.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $48,100
LOANSCourt-House Bonds
Assessed valuation 1909_ _19,605,514
July 1 $45,000c _July 1 1924
Os
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
State & Co tax (per M)'09- 46-65%
Refunding Bonds
Population In 1905
9,965
$3,100c
1910 Population in 1909 (est)
J-J
6s
17.000
INTEREST 19 payable at the Chemical National Bank, New York.
UINTA COUNTY. Jos. B. Martin, Treasurer.
County seat is Evanston. Organized in 1869.
When Due. (Assessment Is 70% actual value.
LOANSState & Co tax(per $1,000)'08 $19 45
Refunding Bonds-Tax exempt.
Ois
J-J $88,000c&r....1909 -1918 Population In 1890
7,414
(Subject to call 1909.)
Population In 1900
12,223
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1908_ $88,000 Population In 1905
14,492
Total assessed val. 1908 _7,496.014 Population In 1908 (est)
15,000
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros.. New York, or at County
Treasurer's office.
137
IDAHO-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1909.]
In the table below we give statistics regarding certain civil divisions In
the State of Wyoming which are not represented among the foregoing.
Tax PopuBonded Floating Assessed
Debt. Valuation. p.$1.000. lotion
Debt.
1905.
Location$
$
$
$
*13,235,932 c11.00
8,90
Big Horn County
34,000
1,307
Buffalo (C.). Johnson County__ 40,000 10,000 1,725,000 a5.00
Buffalo High School District_ ... 25,000
1,783,477
Basin (T), Bighorn County......_ 50,000
370
390,866 ____
Casper, Natrona County
1,690
*1,690,000 ____
33,500
Natrona County
40,000
12.00 *3,023,061 c8.1934 3.617
Rawlins (C.), Carbon County
3,617
1.000,000a 6.00
26,000
Rock Springs (T.), Carbon Co.._ 40,000
5,343
1.000.000 ____
Shoshone (T), Fremont County 40,000
293,276
Thermopolis (T), Fremont Co__ 50,000
1,050,000 a5.00
Weston County
c10.70
3.604
38,920
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total tax. b County tax. c State & Co. tax.
• These figures are for 1909 and are considerably larger than those of
preceding years, which is due to a new law passed In 1909 requiring assessments to,be made at,thelr true cash value. See remarks under State.
State of Idaho.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized as a Territory (Act March 3 1863)__March 3 1863
Admitted as a State (Act July 3 1890)
,
July 3 1890
Total Area of State (square miles)
84.800
State Capital
Boise
Governor (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. 1911) __James H. Brady
Sec. of State (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)_Robert Lansdon
Treasurer (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)__Chas. A. Hastings
Auditor (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)..Stephen D. Taylor
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Monday of
January following election, and the length of sesslons Is limited to 60 days.
-Idaho as a Territory always kept its debt within
DEBT HISTORY.
moderate limits. When it became a State the bonded debt of the Territory
was $146,715 06. Of that amount $46,715 06 was Issued to pay floating
debt. $80,000 to pay for Capitol building and $20,000 for an asylum. The
condition of the State's debt now Is set out with all the details below.
-Interest. Principal.
LOANSP. Cl. Payable. When Due. Outstanding
Name and Purpose.
Meadows-Payette Lakes Wagon
J-J
May 8 1927
1907 4
13.000
Road
Subject to call after May 8 1917.
Idaho Co. Bridge and Wagon
10,000
J-J
May 8 1927
1907 4
Road
Subject to call after May 8 1917.
July 1 1925
50,000
J-J
1905 4
Intermountain road
Subject to call after July 11915.
April 1 1927
50,000
A-0
Industrial Training School...1907 4
Subject to call after April 11917.
55,000
_ _1909 4
A-0
April 1 1929
do
do
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
1907 4
5.000
Atlanta Road
J-J
May 8 1927
Subject to call after May 8 1917.
July 1 1921
8,000
Lewiston Normal School
1901 4
J-J
Subject to call after July 1 1911.
1905 4
do
A-0
July 1 1925
30.000
do
Subject to call after July 11015.
_ _1907 4
A-0
April 1 1927
do
do
40,000
Subject to call after April 1 1917.
_ _1909 4
A-0
April 1 1929
do
52,750
do
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
1901 4
J-J
July 1 1921
50,000
Idaho Improvement
Subject to call after July 1 1911.
1903 4
J-J
Jan. 1 1923
43,000
do
do
Subject to call after Jan. 11913.
July 1 1925
1905 4
J-J
21,000
do
do
Subject to call after Julyl 1915.
A-0
April 1 1921
102,000
1901 4
Deficiency Funding
Subject to call after April 11911.
A-0
April 1 1923
7.000
1903 4
do
do
Subject to call after April 1 1913.
July 1 1921
25,000
1901 4
J-J
Academy of Idaho
Subject to call after July 11911.
1901 4
J-D
June 1 1921
108,000
Refunding
Subject to call after June 1 1911.
1901 4
J-J
July 1 1921
13,000
Albion State Nor. School
Subject to call after July 1 1911
_ _1905 4
A-0
July 1 1925
30,000
do
do
Subject to call after July 11915.
_ _1907 4
20,000
April 1 1927
do
A-0
do
Subject to call after April 1 1917.
April 1 1923
1903 4
A-()
50,000
Idaho State deficiency
Subject to call after April 1 1913.
Jan. 1 1923
30.000
J-J
Academy of Idaho impr't_ _ _1903 4
Subject to call afterJan. 11913.
July 1 1925
45,500
1905 4
J-J
do
do
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
April 1 1927
J-J
21,000
1907 4
do
do
Subject to call after Aprli 11917.
April 1 1929
_ _1909 4
A-0
36,000
do
do
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
Jan. 1 1923
Albion State N. S. Impet
1903 4
J-J
12,000
Subject to call after Jan. 11013.
A-0
April 1 1929
do
1909 4
do
36,000
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
Idaho Sup. Cl. B. & L
J-J
July 1 1923
15,000
1903 4
Subject to call after July 11913.
Idaho hid. Ref. School
April 1 1923
1903 4
A-0
50,000
Subject to call after April 11913.
Idaho State Pen.Imp't
June 1 1923
J-D
1903 4
4,000
Subject to call after June 11913.
Soldier's Home
J-J
July 11025
1905 4
14,000
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
do
1907 4
J-J
July 11027
do
5,000
Subject to call after July 1 1917.
_ _1909 4
A-0
April 1 1929
do
do'
18,500
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
July 1 1925
1905 4
J-J
Land Survey
30.000
Subject to call after July -1 1910.
1905 4
A-0
July 1 1925
Reform School
20.000
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
1905 4
A-0
July 1 1925
Capitol Building
100,000
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
_ _1907 4
J-J
April 1 1927
do
do
30,000
Subject to call after April 1 1917.
1909 4
do
A-0
April 1 1929
60,000
do
Subject to call after AprIl 1 1919,
1905 4
J-J
University of Idaho
July 1 1925
40,000
Subject to call after July 11915.
1907 4
do
J-J
50,000
April 1 1927
do
Subject to call after April 11917.
1907 4 _ __
do
April 1 1927
40,000
do
Subject to call afterApril 1 1917.)
'07&'08 6
do
60,000
do
_1909 4
do
A-0
AprIl 1 1929
52,000
do
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
A-0
30.000
July 1 1925
Nor. Idaho Insane Aaylum...1905 4
Subject to call after July 11915.
_1907 4
do
45.000
J-J
April 1 1927
do
Subject to call after April 1 1917.
35,000
do
__1909 4
A-0
April 1 1929
do
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
IDAHO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
138
--Principal
-InterestLOANSWhen Due. Outstanding
P. Ct. Payable.
Name and Purpose.
$50.000
July 1 1925
J-J
1905 4
Penitentiary
State
Subject to call after .fuly 1 1915.
20,000
April 1 1929
A-0
DM) 4
do
do
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
18,000
April 1 1929
A-0
1909 4
Bonners Ferry Bridge
Subject to call after April 11919.
9,000
April 1 1929
A-0
1909 4
Salmon River Bridge
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
3,000
April 1 1929
A-0
1909 4
Paris-Franklin Road
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
10,000
April 1 1929
A-0
1909 4
Snake River Bridge
Subject to call after April 1 1919.
25,000
April 1 1929
A-0
1909 4
Deaf and Dumb
Subject to call after April 11919.
at Hanover National Bank, New York.
INTEREST on bonds payable
TOTAL DEBT. &c.
-The total bonded debt on Sept. 22 1909 was $1,786,750. Cash on hand Sept. 22 1909 was $1,226,356.
The Board of Regents of the State University on Sept. 27 1909 instituted
a friendly suit against the Governor. Secretary of State, Attorney-General
and Treasurer to determine the legality of a bond Issue In the sum of $73,000
authorized by an Act of the Tenth Session of the Legislature. V.89, p. 944.
EQUALIZED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
4 16
$65,974,708
$120,815,364 None. 1903
1909
4 60
61,296,743
4 34 1902
115,680,056
1908
4 75
51,440,758
5 13 1901
97,441,446
1907
5 25
47,545,905
4 47 1900
80,707,903
1906_
5 24
46,719,990
1899
75,281,087
1905
8 65
20,951,020
19041897
ASSESSMENTS To 13g MADE ON NEW BASIS -On Jan. 20 1909 the
County Assessors of the Sate In session at Boise, Idaho, with the State
Board of Equalization, reached an agreement to assess all property In the
State at 40% of its actual cash value. V. 88, p. 319.
DEBT LIMI rATION.-The State is prohibited from creating debts which
In the aggregate (exclusive of the debt of the Territory) exceed the sum of
1;i % upon assessed valuation (except In case of war, &c.) unless the same
shall be authorized by law for some single work therein specified; no such
law shall take effect until It Is submitted to the people and it receives a maNo county, city, town or other subdivision shall
jority of the votes cast.
Incur indebtedness "exceeding in that year the income and revenue provided
for it for such year" without the assent of two-thirds of the qualified electors
voting at an election. The credit of the State or any sub-division shall not
be loaned to any individual, association, municipality or corporation.
For a digest of the laws respecting debt limitation In Idaho.see "State and
City Supplement" of Anril 1895. pages 138 and 139.
POPULATION OF STATE.
14,999
32,61011870
1900
161,77211880
84,3851
1890
In 1870-80 Increase was 17,611, or 117.41%, and In 1880-90 51,775, or
158.77%. In 1890-1900 the increase was 77,387, or 91.7%,a part of which
1 a due to the fact that the 1900 aggregate embraced Indians and whites on
Indian reservations, not theretofore included. Such persons numbered 4,163
In 1890 and 3,420 in 1880. which amounts should be added to the totals for
those years in making comparisons.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF IDAHO.
ADA COUNTY. W. L. Cuddy, Auditor.
County seat Is Boise City. Canyon County, created from part of Ada
County,is liable for 35.8 % of the court-house bonded debt.
Jail Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$6.7690 ____1912-1922
434s g J-J
Bridge Bonds.
($676 94 due yearly.)
J-J $14,700c ____1911-1920
434s
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09 *150,553
($1,470 due yearly on July 20.)
43.4s g J-J $19,784c _ _ _ _1912-1921 Value of county property__ _ 125.000
Total assessed val. 1909__13,750,000
($1,978 40 due yearly.)
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
J-J 109,300c _ __ _1910-1919 State & Co. tax (per M)'09$21.00
5s g
8,368
Population in 1890
($1,093 due yearly.)
11,559
Population In 1900
20,000
Population in 1905 (est)
[VOL. Lxxxix.
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 1909456,000 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.
26,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909...$20.00
Water debt (included)
5,000
Assessed valuation 1909__..907,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office or at the Chase
National Bank, New York.
CANYON COUNTY. 0. V. Badley, Auditor.
Caldwell is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5s '09 J-J $100,000c_July 1 '19-28
Bridge Bonds.
5s '03 ___ $11,000_ __July 1 1923 (All bonds are subject to call after 10
years.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1913.)
43.4s'06 ___ $20,000_ __ _July 2 1926 BOND.DEBT Sept 20 1909 $237,000
(Subject to call after July 2 1916.) Total asses ed val. 1909_ 9.000,000
530'08 ___ $26,000____Apr 1 1928 (Assessment about 1-5 actual val.)
(Subject to call after April 1 1918.) State ec Co. tax (per M)'09_ .$16.50
7.497
53-48'08 ___ $18,000____Apr 1 1928 Population In 1900
40,000
(Sub ect to call after Apr 1 1918.) Population In 1909 (est.)
-House Bonds.
Court
430'05 ___ $62,000____Dec 1 1925
(Sub ect to call after Dec 1 1915.)
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at the County Treasurer's
office or the Chase National Bank, New Yo lc City.
COEUR D'ALENE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 1. W. A. Andrews Clerk Board of Education. P.O.
Coeur d'Alene.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due,
LOANS
1921
5s '01 F-A $9,500c
5s '04 M-N $10,000
(Subject to call after 1911)
Building Bonus.
1928
$10,000
1925 6s '08
Is '05 J-D $7,000c
(Subject to call after 1918.)
(Subject to call after 1915)
1926 BOND.DEBT Sept 20 1909 $60,500
430'06 J-J $14,000c
Assessed valuation 1909_1,500,000
(Subject to call after 1916)
1927 (Assessment at 2-5 actual value.)
Is '07 F-A $10,000c
(Subject to call after (1917)
INTEREST is payable at the District Treasurer's office.
ELMORE COUNTY. F. C. Smith, Auditor and Recorder.
County seat is Mountainhome.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $140,000
LOANS
Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _2,454,135
Blaine County Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
-__ $94,000
_State & Co. tax (per M)'08 _$31 50
Refunding Bonds.
2,286
Population in 1900
1 1919-28 Population in 1909 (est.)
12:82_
.5;is'09 ,1::.f $
_Jan
'
"
x
Sec y
IDAHO IRRIGATION DISTRICT. John P. Modin, ' .
A district (P.0. Idaho Falls) in Bingham County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
1
When Due.
LOANS- $330.000c_July iL ,8-.27 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_4330,000
6s '07 J-J
(For maturity see V. 86, p. 1178.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Chase National Bank, New York.
LEWISTON. Jno. E. Nickerson, City Comptroller.
County seat of Nez Perces County.
When Due
LOANS
Street Improvement Bon
J-J
$5,000c_ __Dec 1 1912
55
(Part due each year.)
Funding Bonds.
1925
58 g '05 J-J $62,500c
(Subject to call after 1915.)
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J $80,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1922
55
(Subject to call after 1912.)
J-J $60,000c_ __Jan 1 1923
53
(Subject to call after Jan 11913.1
s '04 J-J $20,000c____ Jan 1 1924
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1914.)
Incorporated 1863.
Water-Works Bonds-(Con.)
5s g '08 J-J $57,300c___Jan 1 1928
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1918.)
Drainage Bonds.
Jan 1929
5s g '09 J-.1 $22.000c
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4306,800
21,541
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1908......4,500,000
(Assessm't 3.4 to 4-5 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) '08_...430•00
2,425
Population In 1900
_5,354
Population In 1905
INTEREST payable in New York.
E. W. Wing
LEWISTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I
Clerk Board of Education.
When Duel Improvement Bonds (Tax-Exempt)
LOANSJ-J $35,000_ _ _July 1 1923 5s '09 J-J $55,000_ _ _July 1 1929
For latest statement of debt see "State and Clty Supplement" for April 58
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
Subject to call after July 1 1913.
1901, p. 139.
___ $11,000___Dec 31 1909 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909.....461,000
7s
BANNOCK COUNTY E. G. Gallet, Auditor.
15,000_ __July 1 1918 Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _5,050,413
___
6s
County seat Is Pocatello.
(Subject to call after July 1 1908) School tax (per $1,000) 1908_46.00
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 4 1909..490,000
6,000
LOANS-Population In 1908 (est.)
Funding Bonds (Tax-Exempt.)
Equalized valuation 1908_ _5,568,876 5s g '09 J-J $25,0000_ _July 1 19291
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
J-J $15,000_1011-1920 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08422.50
43.4s
Chicago and New York.
INTEREST at Lewiston,
11.702
($1,500 due y'rly; all optional 1911.) Population in 1900
Funding Bonds,
LINCOLN COUNTY. Harry W. Anderson, Clerk.
J-J $73,000 Jan 1 '10-'15
65
Shoshone is the county seat.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908...$2,8 0,101
BLAINE COUNTY. W. F. Horne, Auditor,
LOANS(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds (Tax exempt).
Halley Is the county seat. County was organized In 1805, having been
.
4 tis'09 J-.I $28.000c_July 1 '19-'28 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_532.50
originally part of Alturas County. All bonds are tax-exempt.
1,784
$190,000 BOND. DEBT Mch 5 19094288,986 Population in 1900
When Due BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09
LOANS42,748
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasurer's office or at New York City.
$27,000c. _Dec 1911-'15 Total assessed val. 1909._ _3,706,229
6s
17,000c__Deo 1918-'28 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.) MOSCOW. J. R. Strong, City Clerk.
14,000o_July 1 1919-28 County tax(per $1,000) 1909_ _$30.00
434g'09 J-J
seat of Latah County. Incorporated 1887.
This city
6,500 LOANS- is the county When Due. Gen. debt Sept. 28 1909_464,000
Population In 1905
Funding Bonds.
1910-1916
$132,000
6,000
Assessment debt
City Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's ofnce or at Chemical Na 68
28,000
J-J
$8,000_ _ _ _July 1 1913 Floating debt
tional Bank. New York.
Assessed valuation. 1900.._ _757,361
Funding Bonds.
J-J $15,000___Oct 15 1911 (Assessment about 35 %actual value)
6s
BOISE CITY. Emily L. Savidge, Clerk and Auditor.
Total tax rate(per$1,000) '09464.50
Water Bonds.
This city Is the county seat of Ada County. Incorporated Jan. 11 1865.
2,484
J-J 325.000_-Oct 15 1911 Population In l900..
65
Debt limit is fixed at 15% of valuation. Sewer assessment bonds not part
INTEREST is payable at New York
of general city debt.
Sewer District Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSNAMPA. L. C. Knowlton, Clerk.
6s '05 ____ $106,679
Funding Bonds
This city is in Canyon County.
23,312
5s g '00 J-J $59,855o --------1920 6s '06 __-Paving Bonds(Tax exempt).
When Dub.
7s '07 M-N 40.000__May 1 '10-'17 LOANS(Subject to call after 1910.)
1927
J-J 527,0000
5;is
Water Bonds.
GEN'L BONDS Mch 1909_4245,855
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1917.)
1921
J-J
$9,000c
169,991 5s
5s '01 J-J $90,000c___Jan 1 1922 Sewer district bonds
. City-Hall Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1911.)
bonds (additional)_
70,390
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.) Paving
1929
1923 6s '09 J-J $30,000c
J-J
$8,000c
8,264,239 55
5s g '04 J-J $71,000c_ __July 1 1924 Total assessed val. 1908
(Subject to call after 1919.)
(Subject to call after 1913.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.) (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Fire-Station Bonds.
1924
$7,000c
J-J
6s
s.
Tax rate (per $1,000) '08
vine
$14 00
1929
es '09 J-J $20,000c
(Subject to call after 1914.)
2.311
7s '08 J-J $70,390___Jan 1 '10-'18 Population In 1890
1925
-J $15.000c
j
(Subject to call after 1919.)
Population in 1900
5,957 5;is
• Improvement Bonds
GEN. BONDS Sept 23 1909 $149,000
(SubJeet to call after 1915.)
5s '02 J-J $25,000c__ _July 1 1922 Population In 1909 (est.)._ _ _ _25.000
82,500
1927 Assessment debt
$6,000c
J-J
5;is
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _1,104,026
(Sul:Oct to call after 1917.)
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at the office of the City
(Assessment about 25% actual value)
Sewer Bonds.
Treasurer or at the Chase National Bank, New York; on the Improvement
1921 Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_558,50
J-J 315,000e
5s
bonds at City Treasurer's office or New York city.
6,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call after 1911.)
, Sec'y.
J-J $12,000c
BOISE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.-L.M.Beal
_ _ _1925
53.4s
School Bonds -(Con..)
-When Due.
LOANS- (Subject to call after 1915.)
5s g '05 M-N $96,000c. .Nov 1 1925
School Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at the Chase National Bank in New York City.
5s
J-J $40,000c___July 1 1021 (Sub,lect to call after Nov. 1 1915.)
75,000c_ __July 1 1928
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) 58 g 08 J-J
NAMPA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 37. Ida Hammond,
55
J-D 28,000o_ __June 1 1923 (Subject to call after July 1 1918.)
Clerk.
(Subject to call after June 1 1913.) BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1909_ $253,500
When Due. 5s '09 J-D $15,000..- June 11920
J-D $12.000c_ _ _July 1 1921 Total assessed val. 1908_8,400,000 LOANS- Bonds.
55
(Subject to call after June 1 1919.)
Building
to call after July 1 1911.) (Assessm't abt. 2-5 to 36 actual val.) 58'06
(Subject
J-D $20,000___June 1 1926 BOND. DEBT June 1909_ $73,000
;School tax (per $1,000) 09...$11.00
call after
Total assessed val. 1908_ _1,219,317
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at Boise City or New York; 55(Subject to$15,000c_ June 11916.1 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
g '07 J-J
__June 1 1927
on other bonds at Rudolph Kleybolte Co. Inc.. New York City.
(Subject to call after June 1 1917.)
INTEREST is payable at Hanover National Bank, New York.
CALDWELL. C. J. Shorb, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Canyon County. Incorporated 1890.
NAMPA AND MERIDIAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
When Due.
Funding and Paving Bonds.
LOANS5s '09 J-J $36,059.78c. _July 1 1929
City Hall Bonds.
A. It Stalker, Director and Acting Secretary. P. 0.
5s '06 J-J 325,0000 _July 1 1026 (Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
Meridian. Organized in 1904.
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
Water Works Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 19 1909.5285,000
5s '01 J-J $20,000c. _ _July 1 1921 LOANSBridge Bonds.
Canal Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the
$5,0000._ _July 1 1928
5s '08 J-.1
(Subject to call after July 11011.) I
$6,000c_ _July 1 1926 es '05 .1-.1 $285,000c ___1916-1925 Chase National Bank, New York.
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.) 55 '06 J-J
(For maturity see V. 81, p. 1274.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
ALTURAS COUNTY. County not now in existence.
Nov., 1909.]
.
COLORADO-DEBT OF STATE
NEZ PEROE COUNTY. A. E. Hinckley, Treasurer.
County seat Is Lewiston. This county was divided in 1889. the county of
Latch being set off. In 1903 a part of Shoshone County. embracing about
ninety townships, was annexed to this county.
When Due. 1State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'08_520.00
LOANS2,847
1Population In 1890
Refunding Bonds.
13,748
J-J $85,000r___Nov 1 1915 Population in 1900
5s
25.000
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909___$85,000l Population in 1906
Equalized valuation 1908 11,629,5331
(Assessment about 54 actual value.) •
INTEREST is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New York.
ONEIDA IRRIGATION DISTRICT. Geo. H. Carver, Sec.
139
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.
-The following shows the gross debt
and the cash offsets thereto on the dates named.
Dec.1 1908. Dec.1 1907.
Outstanding warrants
$1,795,708 $2,000,000
Certificates of Indebtedness
761,514
770,787
Capitol building bonds
None
None
Casual deficiency bonds
100,000
100,000
Insurrection bonds
293,500
293,500
Other Indebtedness
•1,258,061 *1,200,000
Total
Net assets
$4,218,056
1,583.137
of the State
Dec.1 1906.
$2,033,097
770,787
300,000
100,000
293,500
81,102,661
$4,355,014
1,700,000
$4,600,045
1.796,007
Net debt
$2,634,819 $2,655,014 $2,804,038
This district is in Onedla County. P. 0. P eston. Bonds tax-exempt.
'Estimated Interest due on certificates of indebtedness and warrants.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1009_4523,100
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_ __ _$300,000
Irrigation Bonds.
Under an Act passed by the 1909 Legislature, the State Treasurer Is empowJ-J $281,600c_Jan 1 '11-'20 (Assessment about N actual value.) ered to exchange, at par and accrued interest, the $950,000 3% 20-year
78
145,000c_Jan 1 '16-'25 Total tax (per $1,000) '09_415.00 coupon funding (Series of 1909) bonds authorized by this Act, for certain
75 '05 J-J
4,500 warrants or certificates of Indebtedness Issued during the years 1899, 1903
____ 96,500_ _ _ _Jan 1 1909 Population In 1905
__
INTEREST payable at First National Bank. Logan, Utah.
and 1904, for the purpose of suppressing insurrection and defending the
State. Up to Oct. 9 1909 the State had exchanged practically one-third
Costello, Clerk.
SANDPOINT. Wm. J.
of the entire amount of insurrection certificates outstanding. V.89,p.1022.
This city is In Bonner County.
DEBT AND TAX VALUATION.
Paving Bonds. I
-The following shows the State s
When Due.
LOANS65 '09 .I-J $10,000c
1929 total assessed valuation, the State tax per $1,000, and the total State
City-Hall Bonds.
debt for the years named:
1929
(Subject to call after 1019.)
6s '09 J-J $10,000c
Refunding Bonds.
Total Assessed State Tax
Total Debt
(Subject to call after 1919.)
6s '09 J-J $22,000c
1929 Nov. 30Valuation. (ver $1 000) Nov. 30.
Sewer Bonds.
1908
1920
$375,284,970 00
(Subject to call after 1910.)
$4 00
$4,218,056 00
6s '09 J-J $40,000c
1907
367,343,320 00
4 00
(Subject to call after 1919.)
4,355,014 00
1906
356.244,547 00
SAN DPOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. R. H. Doe, Secretary.
4 00
4,600,045 00
1905
349,242,363 00
4 00
A 3istrict In Bonner County.
4.695,209 00
1904
342,170,703 00
When Due _ _'09
_ _ _ _510,000
1929
4 00
4,786,410 00
LOANS1903
333,155,321 00
July 1926
. S3C'000
(Subject to call after 1919.)
5s '06
4,086,326 00
4 00
(Subject to call July 1916)
354,002,501 00
BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $75,000 1902
4 00
3.973,483 00
*465,874,288 00
July 1927 Assessed valuation 1908_ 1,200,000 1901
55 '07 ___ $10,000
4 10
3,842,190 00
216.776.356 00
(Subject to call July 1917.)
4 10
School tax rate (per M) 1908_ _519.00 1900
3.663,098 00
1890
220,544,064 62
$25,000
55 '08 ___
4 00
_July 1928
1,647.900 61
1880
73,698,746 29
6 00
(Subject to call July 1918.)
213.484 76
1877
43,453,946 36
5 60
227,709 18
SHOSHONE COUNTY. S. P. Fairweather, Auditor.
•Under the Revenue Law of 1901 property is required to be assessed at
County seat is Wallace.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$121,082 Its full value. This accounts for the large Increase in values in 1901. as
basis In
assessed at a
Refunding Bonds.
TorAL DEBT Oct 11900 271,682 property was to the tax ratevery much lower a poll taxearlier years.
In addition
of $1 00 per capita.
as above there is
J-J j$35,100c_Jan 1 1910-'12 Assessed valuation 1909._ 7,822,733
75
1 40,500c.Apr 1 1910-'12 (Assessment,about 2-5 actual value.) In 1880 and prior to that date this poll tax was 50 cents per capita.
State&Co.tax(per$1,000) '09430.00
Court House Bonds.
DEBT LIMITATION.
-Colorado's constitutional provisions with refer5,382 ence to the creation of debt are of considerable length, and strike one at
55 '05 J-J $75.000c___July 1 1924 Population in 1890
11,950 first as quite elaborate. After a brief study of the provisions their good
(Subject to call July 1 1915.1
Population In 1900
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909__$150,600 Population in 1909 test )..... _15.000 qualities stand out so plainly as wholly to disarm criticism. No State has
INTEREST payable at New York City-on the court-house bonds at placed the debt-making power on a more reasonable basis. All the regulathe Hanover Nat. Bank and on the county bonds at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bank. tions with reference to public Indebtedness are found in Art.iicle 11 of the
Constitution. See "State and City Sup.of April 1895, pages 140 and 141.
SHOSHONE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12.
POPULATION OF STATE.
A district (P. 0. Shoshone) In Lincoln County
1900
539,70011880
94,3271 1860
34.277
When Due.
LOANS
1890
412.19811870 ----------- 39,8641
Refunding and Building Bonds.
58'09
J-J $45,000c___Sept 1 1929
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
STATE OF COLORADO.
SNAKE RIVER VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT. A.
ALAMOSA. Geo. A. Willis, Clerk and Recorder.
E. Christensen, Secretary. P. 0. Shelley.
A district In Bingham County.
1Vhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 23'09_ $275,000
LOANS5s '07 J-J $275,000c.July 1 '18-'271
TWIN FALLS. Stuart H. Taylor, Clerk.
This city Is In New Twin Falls County
Incorporated as a city of the
second class April 11907.
LOANSWhen Due
Street Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
6s '09 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1929
65 06
J J $40,000e.„Sept 2 1926 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1919.)
(Subject to call after Sept 2 1916.) 5s '09 J-J $35,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1929
5s '09 J-J
5,000__Oct 1 1929 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1919.)
(Subject to call after Oct. 11019.) BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909 $100,000
Fire Department Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _1,053,845
(is '09 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1929 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
(Sub'ect to call after Jan 1 1919.) Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_$51.50
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office or in New York.
TWIN FALLS COUNTY. H. T. West, Auditor.
Twin Falls is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
Court-House Bonds.
58 '09 J-J $150,000_ Feb 1 1929
(Sub. to call 1-10th y'ly after 10th yr)
This town is In Conejos County.
When Due. Population In 1900
LOANSSewer Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
Os '08 ___ $37,938.70
1923
(Subject to call at any time)
1,141
BADGER IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
This district is In Morgan County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Municipal Bonds.
1$12,500___ _June 1 1920
15,000__June 1 1921
17,500__ _June 1 1922
20,000_ __June 1 1023
Os '09 J-D( 22,500_ __ _June 1 1924
25,000_ __ _June 1 1925
27,500_ _ _ _June 1 1926
32,500_ _ _ _June 1 1927
37,500_ _ _ _June 1 1928
17,000_ _ _ _June 1 1929
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office in Fort Morgan.
I
BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '09_ $150,000
Total assessed val. 1900__ _5,000,000
(Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) BIJOU IRRIGATION DISTRICT. Galvey Layton, Sec.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09431.00
An Irrigation district (P. 0. Fort Morgan) In Morgan County.
12,000 LOANSPopulation in 1009 (est.)
When Due INTEREST payable in New York
INTEREST is payable at the National City Bank, New York.
6s '05 J-D $750,000c-Nov 1 '16.25
(See V 83 p. 51 for maturity.)
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding certain civil divisions in BOULDER. Oliver P. Clark, City Clerk.
the State of Idaho which are not represented among the foregoing.
This is the county seat of Boulder County. Incorporated as a town
Bonded Floating Assessed
Tax Popula- Nov. 4 1871 and as a city April 18 1882.
Debt.
LOANSWhen Due.
Debt. Valuation. p.$1,000 lion
Fire Station Bonds.
Location1
-Tax exempt.
$
$
$
Water Bonds.
1900.
55 g '08 J-J $15,000c .July I 1923
Coeur d'Alene (C) Kootenai Co_ 40,000
2,000,000 a14.00
508 4 43'05 J-J $75,000c___July 1 1920 (Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
Emmett (C). Canyon County__ 25,000
400,000 (115.00 1,008 44s
A-0 65,000c___Apr 1 1919 GEN. DEBT Sept 24 '09.... $435,000
Emmett School District
50,000 16,000
519,000
45 g
30,000c_ _July 2 1915 Assessment debt
J-J
21,500
Fremont County
84,500
7,500,000 826.00 12,820
(Subject to call after July 2 1910.) Assessed valuation 1908._ _3,688,348
Idaho Falls (C.), Bingham Co__ 48,500 21,00
0 0,000 a6.60 1,262 4540'06 M-N 5100,000c_May 1 1921 (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
Kootenai County
28,800
8,266,222 27.00 10,216 4 148'06 J-J
100,0000_JulY 2 1921 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_447 00
65,500 21,332 1,461,394 830.00 3,446 4 14s g '08 J-J 30.000c.....July 1 1923 Population In 1900
Lemhi County
6.150
Montpelier Irrigation District
98,000
600,000
Park Bonds Tax exempt.
Population in 1909 (est.)
13,000
42.,700 14,668 2,401,515 829.00 3,804 65
Owyhee County
A-0 $20.000c_Apr 20 1913
9,000
Payette (C), Canyon County_ _ _ 30,000
614
INTEREST on the 48 is payable at American Exchange National Bank,
-511,57
Payette Independent Sell. Dist_ 38,000
72 --New York; on the 448 due 1919 at the Hanover National Bank, New York;
86,000
1,104,106
Pocatello Ind. S. D. No. 1
4,004 and on the 454s due 1920 at the City Treasurer's office or at the Harris
415,000
St. Anthony (C), Fremont Co... 30,000
2,500 Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago; and on the 4 tis due 1921 and 1923 at the
17,
440,000
Sugar School District No. 4_ __ _ 34,400
2.00 __Chemical National Bank, New York, or at Boulder.
90,000
1.643,000 20.00
Twin Falls School District
BOULDER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.-A. A. Reed, Secretary.
Weiser (C), Washington County 72,000 None.
737,951 al8.00
55 '99 J-J $14.000c __July 1 1914 48 '06 J-D $25,000c June 1 1921
(C) City. a Total tax. 8 State and county tax.
(Subject to call July 1 1904.)
(Subject to call June 1 1911.)
4s '03 J-J $30,00(1c .June 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909__ $99,000
(Subject to call June 1 1908.)
Assessed valuation 1908_ _4,108.684
4s '05 J-D $30,000c _June 1 1020 School tax (per $1,000) 1908.517.00
Population in 1907 (est)
(Subject to call June 1 1(110.)
12,000
INTEREST is payable In Boulder.
ITS
Mayor;
State of Colorado.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized as a Territory (Act Feb. 28 1861)_ _ _ _ Feb. 28 1861
Admitted as a State (Act March 3 1875)
Aug. 1 1876
Total area of State (square miles)
103,645
State Capital
Denver
Governor (term expires Jan. 1911)
John F. Shafroth
Sec'y of State (term expires Jan. 1911)__James B. Pearce
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1911)__ Wm. J. Galligan
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1911)
Rhody Kenehan
CANON CITY.,G. R.Tanner
Lewis P. Boyle,Treas.
This city Is the county seat of Fremont Co. Incorporated April 2 1872,
When Due. GEN. BONDS Sept 20 1909 $425,000
LOANSAssessment debt
Refunding Bonds137,800
65
M-S $60.000c_Mch 16 1926 Assessed valuation 1908._ _1,450,000
(Sub.to call 15 yrs.after date of Issue) (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
A-0 $40.000c __......1923 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_ _ 464 50
454s
(Subject to call 1913.)
Population In 1900
3,775
Water-Works Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
8.000
A-05325,000
1923
5s
(Subject to call after 1918.)
INTEREST is payable at New York City.
-All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
CANON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Anna H. Burgess, Secretary.
___ $25,000
4s
1917 Assessed valuation 1909__$1,778,982
(Assess't abt. 4 to 1-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call 1907.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 1909_556,000 School tax rate(per$1,000)'09.526.00
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros., New York.
ID January, and sessions are limited to 90 days.
CHAFFEE COUNTY. C. F. Johnson, Treasurer.
-For early history of State debt see "State and
HISTORY OF DEBT.
County seat is Buena Vista.
City Supplement" of AprIl 1895, p. 140. The present debt is as follows: LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09.. $264,000
-Interest- -Principal
LOANSRefunding BondsAssessed valuation 1908- _ _3,284.959
Name and Purpose.
%Payable. When Due. Outstand g. 58 '03 M-S $221,000c___Mch 2 192$ (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
.
1895 4 M-S
Casual deficiency bonds
Jan 1 1910 $100,000
(Subject to call March 2 1913.)
State&Co.tax(per$1,000) '09_ _$23.00
Insurrection. Cripple Creek bonds 1895 4 M-S
Jan 1 1910
Judgment Bonds70,500
Population in 1890
6,612
Do
1897 4 M-S
LeadvIlle
Jan 1 1922
223.000 5s
J-D $43,000c. _Dec 1 1919 Population in 1900
7.085
Subject to call 1012
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1909.)
Population In 1909 (est.)
11,000
INTEREST is payable at the Treasurer's office. Denver.
INTEREST Is payable In New York or at County Treasurer's office.
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COLORADO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Fred. W. Parkhill, Auditor; E
C. F. Whitaker, City Clerk.
This city Is situated in El Paso County. Incorporated Sept. 3 1872.
This city on May 11 1909 adopted a new city charter. V. 88, p. 1330.
Water Works Bonds.-Cond
LOANSWhen Due.
4sg'00 J-J $60,000c___Jan 2 1915
Refunding Water Bonds(Subject to call Jan. 2 1910.)
46'99
M-S $85,000c___Mch 1 1929
4sg'01 M-N $69.000c__ _Nov 1 1916
(Subject to call March 1 1914.)
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1911.)
580,000c___Jan 2 1930
4s gl.)0
4602
M-N $129,000c_ _May 1 1917
(Subject to call Jan. 2 1915.)
F-A$125,000c___Feb 1 1931
(Subject to call May 1 1912.)
45'01
4s '02 ____ 206,000c__ June 1 1918
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1916.)
43'01
F-A $65,000c_ Feb 1 1925 (Subject to call after June 1 1913.)
4sg'.,3 J-D $203,000c_ _June 1 1918
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1916.)
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
4s '04 s-a $ •1,000c_Sept 1 1924
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1914.)
4s'0
A-0 $90,000c__ _Apr 2 1921
48 g '05 A-0$135,000c_ _Oct 2 1925
(Subieet to call after Apr 2 1916.)
(Subject to call Oct. 2 1915.)
GEN. BONDS Jan 1 1900 $1,863,000
4s g '06 ___ $170,000___ _Apr 2 1926 Assessment debt
38,245
(Sub'ect to call April 2 1916.)
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909 1,001,245
City-Hall Bonds45, 51
Sinking fund
4s g '01 M-S$118,000c._ _Sept 3 1916 NET DEBT Jan 1 1909_ _ _ 1,856,094
(Subject to call Sept. 3 1911 )
1,608,000
Water debt (Included)
8 12,560,000
43'03
J-J $50,000c___July 1 1918 l'ot.,1 a
eit ii.
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
Water Works Bonds.- City tax (per $1,000) 1908_4 0 00
11,140
44897 3,1-N $45,000c_Nov 15 1912 Population in 1890
21,085
Population In 1900
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1907.)
35,000
4599
M-S $50,000c___Mch 1 1919 Population In 1907 (est.)
(Subject to call March 1 1909.)
-The value of city property in 1901 was $4,007,573;
CITY PROPERTY.
of this amount $3,000.000 represented the value of the entire water system.
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office or at the Chemical
National Bank New York.
COLORADO SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11. Van E. Rouse, Sec
$25,000c
When Due. 434s'06
1921
LOANS1920
(Subject to call after 1911.)
4s '00 ___ $22,000c
5s '08 ___ $172,000c
(Subject to call after 1910.)
1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
4s '01 sem-an $20,000c
1921
(Sub:ect to call after 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $337,000
$9-4,000c
1916 Assessed valuation 1909_ _14,024,430
48 '01 ___
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1906.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$9.00
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office and New York.
FORT COLLINS. R. S. Fedder, City Clerk.
This city Is In Larlmer County. Incorporated Feb. 2 1883.
Park Bonds
When Due.
LOANS55 '08 ___ $25,000____Apr 1 1923
Refunding Water BondsM-N$105,000c___Nov 4 1915 (Subject to call after Apr 1 1918.)
is
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $290,000
(Subject to call Nov. 4 1900.)
Assesse.! valuation 1908..__2,215,499
Water Bonds.
414s g A-0$160,000c___Dec 1 1918 (Assessment about 1-3 actual %able.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909.$62 00
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1013.)
Population In 1900
3,035
Population In 1908 (est.)._ 11,000
INTEREST Is payable at CRY Treasurer's °ince.
FORT MORGAN. C. C. Rickel, Clerk.
This city Is in Morgan County. Incorporated as a town Aug. 8 1887 and
organized as a city of the second class April 20 1908.
LOANSWhen Due. GEN. BONDS Sept 20 1909.$102500
Assessment debt
68,000
Water Works Bonds.
675,000
534s'03 J-J $40,000c___July 1 1918 Assessed val. 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1913.) (Assess't abt. 34 to 1-3 actual value.)
534s'08 M-S $55,000c __Sept 1 1923 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09.$40.00
5,000
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.) Population in 1909 (est.)
Electric-Light Bonds.
•
58 '06 J-J
$7,500c___July 1 1921
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
INTEREST on the water bonds of 1906 is payable at Kountze Bros.,
New York; on the electric-light bonds at the First National Bank of Denver
or at the City Treasurer's office; and on the water bonds of 1908 at the
Carnegie Trust Co., New York.
FORT MORGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3. L. C. Baker, Secretary.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 1909 $70,000
LOANS:0
,0
000
Building Bonds.
Floating
Assessed debt13
$25,000
valuation 1908_1,848
is '08 A-0 515,000c_. _Apr 1 1923 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call after April 1 1913.) School tax (per $1,000) '08_4211.00
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08 A-0 $15,0000._ _Apr 11028 INTEREST on 1908 bonds Is payable
at County Treasurer's office
(Subject to call after April 1 1918.)
FORT MORGAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT. L. C. Baker,
Secretary. P. 0. Fort Morgan.
LOANSReservoir Bonds.
6s'04-'07 A-0 $170,000c
When Due !BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_ $170,000
Assessed valuation 1908 . 1 ,.u0.000
DENVER. Robert W. Speer, Mayor; A. K. Vickery, Aud. FRUITA. E. L. Penfield, Clerk.
Denver is situated in Denver County. Under the Rush Amendment to
the Constitution (Chapter 46. Laws of 1901). adopted November 1902. the
City of Denver and various suburban towns have been united to form what
is known as the City and County of Denver. V. 76, p. 554. New counties
of Adams and South Arapahoe were formed out of portions of the old County
of Arapahoe not included In the new City and County of Denver. The State
Supreme Court on Feb. 27 upheld the constitultonality of the Rush Amend
ment. On March 29 1904 a new charter was adopted. See V. 78, p. 1408.
Under decisions of the State Supreme Court handed down in November
1904, Capitol HIll Sewer, Fourteenth Street Viaduct, Broadway Storm
Sewer and Eighth Avenue Paving Bonds are a charge upon the propertyowners. payable by assessments. V.79, p. 2221.
IVater-Works.-The Board of Appraisers appointed In 1907 to determine
the value of the plant of the Denver Union Water Co. have fixed the total
value of the property of that company at $14,400,000, consisting of physical
plant $10,354,075, water rights, $2,845,925, and going concern value,
$1,200,000. This appraisement is the result of the agreement entered into
by the city and the water company on Sept. 17 1907. V. 88, p. 955.
• When Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1 '09_55,030,400
LOANSSinking fund
780,488
Auditorium Bonds4s g '06 J-J $319,200c _ _ _ _1910-1921 NET DEBT July 1 1909_ _ 4,249,912
Funding BondsAssessed valuation, real_ _94,514,300
5s g '04 A-0$479,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1919 Assessed val., personal__ _27,842.380
Berkeley Water BondsTotal valuation 1908._ _122,356,680
5s '02 J-D $10,000c_ _June 10 1917 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08_534 00
(Subject to call June 10 1912.)
Refunding BondsPopulation in 1890_ _
_106,713
_
5s g '04 A-0$s33.000c__ Oct 1 1919 Population in 1900 (Census)_133,859
210,000
GEN. BONDS July 1 '0941,440,200 Population In 1909 (est.)
3,590,200
Assessment bonds
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at the Mercantile Trust Co.. New
York; the funding, refunding and park bonds interest also payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
-On Jan. 1 1909 the city possessed real estate,
CITY PROPERTY.
park and other property valued at 515,000.000.
DENVER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. W. A. E. Stutt, Secretary.
Under Chapter 46, Laws of 1901 (Rush Amendment to the Constitution)
adopted in 1902, all the various school districts In what is now known
as the City and County of Denver were united into one district, known as
above. See V. 76, p. 554. These districts are Nos. 1. 2, 5, 7, 17, 18, 21,
24. 35. 44, 69 and 98 of the old County of Arapahoe. The principal and
Interest of the bonds of each of the old districts remain a charge against
the district which voted such bonds. The bonds below are all that are
now outstanding against the district:
When Due. District No. 17
LOANS-44s
J-D $152,000c_Dee 20 1917
District No. 2(Subject to call Dec. 20 1907.)
J-.1 $44,000e___Jan 1 1918
44s
45
M-N $55,000c_ _May 15 1922
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1908.)
(Subject to call May 15 1007.)
F A $75.000c__ Aug 1 1920
4 Xs
District No. 21
(Subject to call Aug 1 1910.)
$40,000c_Mch 15 1918
5s
District No. 7(Subject to call Mch. 15 1908.)
J-J $20,000c_ July 1 1918
as
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09 $410,000
(Subject to call July 1 1908.)
11-S 524,000c___Sept 1 1922 Total assessed val. 1908_122,356,680
434s
School tax rate (per'Special _47.50
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1912.)
$1,000) 1908_ _ _ _1General __ 2.00
Population In 1900 (eat)-...._225,000
INTEREST Is payable In Denver and New York City.
This city Is In Mesa County.
When Due. BOND DEBTSept 1909_5110,000
LOANSAssessed valtuttiu‘i loOs_._1 .1.,u,u0()
Water Bonds.
$85,000c _ Mch 1 1921 (Assessment 11 holn 15% actual value)
Gs '06
1.250
(Subject to call after Bich 1 1916.) Total tax rate(ner $1,000) '07_5757 0
6s '07 A-0 $25,000c___Oct 1 1922 Population In 1908 (est.)
(Subject to call after Oct 1 19171
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 Is payable at the Town Treasurer's
office or at Kountze Bros., New York City.
GARFIELD COUNTY. Jno. R. Weir, Clerk; J. A. McRae,
freasmer.
County seat is Glenwood Springs
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 $99.300c_ _Apr 1 1920
5s
(Subject to call April 11911.)
A-0 $67,000c_Apr 1 1922
5s
(Subject to call April 11912.)
A-0 565,000e&rApr 1 1915
65
(Subject to call 1905.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 24 1909 $227,300
Total assessed val. 1909___4,131,250
(Assessment about 30% atcual value)
State&Co.tax(per$1,000) '09_ _$34.00
Population In 1890
4,478
Population In 1900
5,835
Population In 1909 (est).. _10,000
INTEREST IS payable in New York
GOLDEN. A. B. Tripp, Clerk.
This city Is In Jefferson County.
When Due.,BOND. DEBT May 4 19094140,000
LOANSWater Works Bonds.
!Assessed valuation 1908._ __ 445,850
100,000 ____ .___19181City tax rate (per $1,000) 1908$29.00
6t)
- __
.2,152
40,000
.1914!Population In 1904
INTEREST at Kountze Bros., New 1' ork and at Woods-Ruby National
;
Bank Golden.
GRAND JUNCTION. Leon J. Chapman, Treasurer.
Tills city is the county seat of Mesa County. Incorporated Aug. 30 1882.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS111-N $13,0000._ _ May 1 1012
as
Water Works Bonds.
6s
/11-N 565,000c_ May 1 1912 BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1909_ $150,000
Assessed valuation 1908._ _ .1,585,7:t3
1907.)
(Subject to call May 1
5s
J•D $22,000e_ .Dec 1 1914 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1908_ ___$78,60
(Subject to call Dee 1 1909.)
10.000
A-0 $50,000c___Apr 1 1923 Population In 19119 (est)
6s
Refunding Bonds.
3,503
Population us 1900
Apr 1920
5s '09
INTF.RES'165 t11e water bonds payable at Grand Junction or at Kountze
' n00
$o
0
Bros.. New York.
GRAND JUNCTION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
IVhen Due.
LOANSBuildi_n!_ Bonds._ 42.500
$
__
GREELEY. W. H. Hotchkisd, Clerk.
This city is in Weld' County. Incorporated as a town May 29 1871 and
as a city of the second class March 1 1886.
LOANSWhen Due.
City Hall Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s ''07 M-S 525,0000___July 1 1922
4 Sis
Al-S $20.000c
1914 (Subject to call after July 1 1917.1
(Subj to call $2,500 yearly after '04.) BOND. DEBT Mch 4 1900_ $435,000
4 tts M-S 40,000c
..1920 Assessed valuation 1908._ . 1 .8 95.265
(Sub, to call $4.000 yrly.after 1914) (Assessment about 1-3 actual value
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908.._$60 00
Refunding Water Bonds.
.3.023
1900
1929 Population in 1 1)00 (est)
DENVER-GREELEY VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT. 5s '09 ____ $65,000
9,500
. Population In
Water Works Bonds.
A district In Adams and Weld counties. A. J. Standley, Secretary of 4 4s g'06 A-0 $350,000c_Apr 2 1921
Board of Directors. P. 0. Hudson.
(Subiect to call Apr 2 1916.)
When Due.1
LOANSINTEREST on refunding bonds Is payable at New York Trust Co..
6s '09 J-D $2,000,000_Apr 5 '20-'291
New York, on the water-works bonds at the Hanover National Bank. New
(For maturity see V. 88, p. 958.)1
York,and on the city-hall bonds at the Greelcv National Bank.
INTEREST payable at the offices of the Treasurers of either of the
GREELEY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6. W. C. Thomas, Sec'y Pro tern.
above counties or at the American Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago, Ill.
19171BOND.. DEBT July 1909_ $65,000
448 $24,000
DURANGO. Jacob G. \Vinson, City Clerk.
:Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _2,431;240
(Subject to call 1907.)
This city is the county seat of La Plata County. Incorporated 1881.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 11 '09_ $303,000 GUNNISON COUNTY. P. J. Hurley, County Clerk.
LOANSGunnison is the county seat.
270,000
Water debt (Included)
Water-Works BondsWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _$3,970,537
5s
M-S $150,00Gc___Mch 3 1918 Assessed valuation 1908_2.016.360 LOANS(Assessment about Li actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
(Subject to call March 3 1913.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1906__$39.50 4s g
A-0 $379,600c -------1919 State&Co.tax(Per $1,000) '09_525.00
Refunding Water BondsPopulation In 1901)
2,7211
(Subject to call 1909.)
56 '04 J-D 5105,000c_ _ Dec 1924 Population in 1890
6.000
Population In 1900
3.317 BOND DEBT Nov 1909_4379,6001Population In 1909 (est)
(Subject to call 1914.)
PonniatIon In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office or at Kountze Bros..
6.000
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST at Kountze Bros., New York.
43.0'06 J-D $48,00oc _ June 1 1926
(Subject to call after Jute 1 1916.) New York.
ENGLEWOOD. Chas. E. Coning, Clerk.
This place Is In Arapahoe County.
When Due.
LOANSWater-Plant Bonds.
6s'09 J•J _-$100,000___ Itn.151924
(Subject to call after Jan. 15 1919.)
FLORENCE. Thomas M. Howells, City Treasurer
This city IS In Fremont County.
IVhen Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 15 '09.$98,000
LOANSt. loatintr debt _ .____ . __ _. 53,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s '09 J-J $85,000c___Jan 2 1929 Assessed valuation 1908-09__686,729
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1919.) Total tax rate (per $1,000)'03460.50
3,728
Population In 1900
Sewer Bonds
Population in 1909 (est.)
3.700
....s
_ __ 513,000
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the City Treasurer's office
and at N. W. Harris & Co., New York.
HIGHLANDS. (See Denver.)
HINSDALE COUNTY. F. S. Williams, Treasurer.
County seat Is Lake City. This county had outstanding In 1899 $43,000
8 % and $65,000 5 % funding bonds, which are to be exchanged for $108,000
4 % bonds, the holders of the old bonds to waive all claims for overdue
interest, amounting to about $60,000. See V. 70, p. 496. $44,000
ludgment Ss also became optional lit Aug. 1901 and are being refunded.
$146,700 of the old issues have been refunded,leaving $5,300 still outstandIng.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 5 1909..$145,700
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _ _ 619,279
A-0 $107,600c __ ______ 1920 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Is
(Subject to call 1910.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1908_520 00
862
J-J
$35,500c ___ ___ 1020 Population in 1890
4s
utlhaetiocnoulnntly904)
1,609
(Subject to call 1910.)
Treasurer or at the
INTEREST is payable at the oflice o f
P op
office of Coler & Co.. New York.
Nov., 1909.]
COLORADO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
141
JULESBURG IRRIGATION DISTRICT.• C. M. Harris, Sec. NORTH STERLING IRRIGATION DISTRICT. John E.
An Irrigation district in Sedgwick County.
Fetzer, Secretary.
LOANgWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '09_$465,000
A district (P. 0. Sterling) in Logan County,
LOANSWhen Due.
Ditch and Reservoir Bonds.
$104,000_ _ _June 1 1920
125,000_ _ __June 1 1921
146,000.__ _June 1 1922
LAKE COUNTY.
167,000__ _ _June 1 1923
Leadville is the county seat. All litigation with the old bondholders 6s'00 J-D
186,000_ __ _June 1 1924
was settled back In 1901 (see "State & City" Section for May 20 1009) and
208,000_ _ _ _June 1 1925
since then Interest has been regularly paid.
220,000...... June 1 1926
$6,000
LOANSWhen Due. Judgment debt (add'I)____
277,000_ ..June 1 1927
Assessed valuation 1.908._ _5,942,321
County Bonds.
313,000_ _June 1 1928
State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'09_326.50
45
A-0 $647,400...Nov 15 1921
325,000_ __ _June 1 1920
Population In 1800
14,663
(Subject to call Nov 15 1911.)
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office in Sterling or at
18,054
BOND. DEBT Nov 1000_$647,400 Population In 1900
the office of Farson, Son & Co. of New York City.
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros.. New York.
A-03465,0000....Oct 1 '15-'24 Assessed valuation 1909
020,000
(Assessment about
actual value.)
INTEREST Is payable at office of County Treasurer or at toe Hanover
National Bank, New York City.
6s '04
LAMAR. C. W. Heaton, Clerk.
This town Is in Prowers County.
When Due,I
LOANSWater Works Bonds.
55 '07 M-S$150,000_ __Sept 1 1922 f
Sept. 1 1017.) I
(Subject to call after INTEREST Is payable at the Town Treasurer's office or at the Chemical
National Bank in New York.
ORCHARD MESA IRRIGATION DISTRICT. E. E. Udlock, Secretary.
A district (P. 0. Grand Junction) In Mesa County.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT May 1909..$9O0.000
6s g
A-0 $900,000
PITKIN COUNTY. J. M. Conner, Clerk.
County seat Is Aspen.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT July 1 '08 $423,900
County seat Is Durango.
Judgment Bonds.
Floating debt
24.500
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $126,500 8s
LOANS A-0 $38,500c_Oct 1 1911 Assessed valuation 1908_2,098,295
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1900_ _ _5,567,747
(Subject to call Oct 1 1901.)
State & Co tax (per M) 1907__$40 00
SI-S $91,500c....Mch 1 1921 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
43s
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1890
8,929
viunject to call Mch 11911.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_$10.00 5s
M-N $385,400c--May 1 1920 Population in 1000
7,020
,
4 so semi-an $35,000 _
1023 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
Population in 1906 (est) __ _ _ _8,000
(Subject to call 1913.)
Population in 1900
7,016
INTEREST is payable at New York City and at office of County Treas.
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros., New York.
LA PLATA COUNTY. 0. P. Frary, Treasurer.
LAS ANIMAS. Francis Cahill, Clerk.
PUEBLO. W. W. Glenn, Auditor.
This city is in Bent County.
Pueblo is situated in Pueblo County. Incorporated March 22 1870. The
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 24 1000.$161,250 city of Bessemer was annexed to Pueblo In January 1894.
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1008____ 413,432 LOANSWater Works Bonds.
When Due,
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Os '08 J-J $100,000_ _ _ _July 1 1928 (Assessment about 33% actual value)
Park Bonds.
4Bis '05 J-D $43,000c__Dec 1 1925
(Subject to call after .luly 1 1918. Population In 1900 .
_1.192 5s g
J-J
$70,000c_ Jan 1 1912
(Subject to call Dec 1 1915.)
INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of Commerce in New York.
(Subject to call Jan 1 1907.)
Viaduct Bonds.
M-N $10,500c__Nov 20 1914 5s
J-D $120,000c_Dec 1 1918
LAS ANIMAS COUNTY. L. R. Horn, Clerk Board of 5s g
(Subject to call Nov 20 1909.)
(Subject to call Dec 1 1913.)
County Supervisors.
5s
M-S
$8,000c_ _Sept 1 1915
Statement of Debt July 1 1909.
(Subject to call Sept 1 1910.)
County seat is Trinidad. Bonds are all subject to call.
General fund bonds
$299,000
M-N 3175,000cNov 1 1918 Water debt (special)
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 34 actual value.) Os
1,385,000
(Optional ten years after date.)
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '08_37.50
County Bonds.
Park debt (special)
378,500
1914 Population In 1800
5s
A-0 $110,0000
17,208 55 '04 M-N 115,000c. _May 2 1919 Storm-sewer debt (special) 208,000
(Subject to call May 2 1914.)
1910 Population in 1000
36,000c
Os
A-0
Paving district debt (spec) 294,000
21,842
Water Works Bonds.
Sept 1909_ $155,000 Population In 1009 (est.)
BOND. DEBT
BOND.DEBT July 1 1909 2,564,500
50.000
44s g J-J $118.000c__Jan 2 1914 Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1908_$12,838,498
439,964
(Subject to call Jan 2 1904.)
INTEREST on the 0% bonds is payable at the Chemical Nat. Bank.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '09_ 3,005,464
Refunding Water Bonds.
New York: on the 5% bonds at the First Nat. Bank, New York.
Value of city property '09_
797,243
00'03 J-D $150,000c__Dec 1 1018 Assessed valuation, real_ _13,663,459
LONGMONT. Geo. H. Stonex, Clerk.
44s
A-0 117,000c__Apr 1 1914 Assessed val, personal
2,447,000
(Subject to call $15,000 yearly.)
Total valuation 1908
This city is in Boulder County. Incorporated Jan. 7 1873.
16,110,459
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
When Due.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
M-S $229,000c_ _Sept 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908Water Bonds.
Os
M-S $32,500c
1016 Os
(Subject to call any time.)
A-0 $110.000c_Oct 1 1917
4s
Northsi e
$46 90
(Subject to call any time.)
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
Eastside
45 80
GEN. BONDS Sept 181000 $165,000
J-J $12,000c_ _ _July 2 1921 Assessment debt
55
Soutnside
47 90
32,500 448'06 J-J $562,000c___July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 2 1916.) Assessed valuation 1900._ _1,500,000 (subject to call 10% yearly after 1916
Bessemer
47 00
Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population In 1890
(Assessment about 35% actual val.)
24,558
Os
F-A $43.000c ..Aug 1 1016 City tax (per 31,000) 1900____313 00 4%s'07 J-D $136,000c_June 1 1927 Population In 1900
28,157
(Subject to call Aug 1 1902.)
Population In 1890
65,000
1,543 (Subject to call after June 1 1917.) Population in 1009 (est.)
Pueblo Water Co. Bonds (assu'ed)
Population in 1900
2,201
Os
A-0 $438,000c__Apr 1 1911
INTEREST payable at Treasurer's office.
INTEREST on the refunding bonds of 1907 Is payable at the Chase NaLON OMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17. Gertrude Seckner,Secretary.
tional Bank, New York City: on all other bonds In New York city, part at
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '09.. $58,000 the Chase National Bank and part at
the First National Bank: also at office
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908.. _ _2,262,534 of City Treasurer.
1915 (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
4 %WOO J-D $18.000c
(Subject to call after 1005.)
School tax (per 31.000) '08._$l8.00 PUEBLO SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. I. E. J. Scott, Secretary.
4 W'03 J-D 15,0000
1918 Population in 1900 (est)
7,000
This is district No. 1 of Pueblo County. Bonds are tax exempt.
45 '06 J-D 25,000c___June 1 1921 INTEREST is payable in Boulder.
LOANS(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $156,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _10,095.364
LOVELAND. I. G. McCreery, Treasurer.
55 g M-N 3139,000c
Nov 1917 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
This city Is in Larlmer County. Incorporated 1870.
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1907.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1908..311 40
LOANSBuilding Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '094100,000
Population In 1909 (eat.)....25,000
Water Works Bonds.
M-S $25,000c_ __ _Sept 1920
Assessed valuation 1908_ _.... 000.000 45
M-N $40,000c_Nov 1 1927 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
5s g
(Subject to call.)
(Subject to call 1012.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _466 50
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at County Treasurer's office or at First
J-J
Os
$50,000c_ _July 1 1916 Population in 1890
698 National Bank New York City.
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
Population in 1900
1.001
F-A $10,000c_ Aug 1 1020 Population in 1906
Os
5,200 PUEBLO SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20. C. E. Saxton, District Secretary
(Subject to call 1915.)
Population
6,500
INTEREST is payable at the National City In 1009 (est.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '09 $195,000
Bank, New York, or at LOANSSchool Bonds.
office of the City Treasurer.
Assessed valuation 1908_10,844.911
48 '04 F-A $95.000c___Aug 1 1919 (Assess't about 1-3 to 4 actual value)
MANITOU. H. J. Ross, Recorder.
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1009.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1909__312.00
This town is In El Paso County. Incorporated July 1876.
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
30,000
LOANSWhen Due.
445
M-S $100,000c _____ ___1917
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
55 A-0 15 $8,000c_ _Oct 15 1918
(Subject to call after 1907.)
INTEREST payable in N.Y.City.
65 A-0 15 $40,000c_Oct 15 1917 BOND. DEBT Sept 1000_387,000
25,000c_ _Nov 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1908
Os
M-N
615,000 PUEBLO COUNTY. E. C. Highberger, Clerk.
(Subject to call Nov 11914.)
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
County seat Is Pueblo.
5s '09 M-N $14,000_ .....May 1 1020 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$48 40
The State Supreme Court on Nov. 1 1009 declared valid the bonds given
(Subject to call after May 1 1019.) Population in 1000
1,303 below. V. 89, p. 1293.
Population In 1909 (est)
When Due. Assessed N4.9.1 uat!on 1000_326,670,793
2,000 LOANSRefunding Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at Town Treasurer's office or at Chemical National
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
4s '09 F-A$350,000____Feb I 1920 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_315.10
Bank, New York.
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1919.)
Population In 1900
34.448
MONTEZUMA VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT. H. J. BONDED DEBT Jan. 1 '09.$350,000 Population in 1905
05.000
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank, New York, or at the
Smith, Secretary of Board.
County Treasurer't3 office.
An irrigation district (P. 0. Cortez) in Montezuma County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 22 1909.3795,000
Irrigation Bonds.
RIO GRANDE COUNTY. Eck. Farrow, Clerk
Floating debt
about 40,000
(Ss '06 J-D $556,500c _1917-1926 Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _ _ 030,000
Del Norte is the county seat.
(V. 82. p. 1228 for maturity.)
(Assessment 4 to 1-3 actual value.) LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_32.100.098
Os '06 J-1) $238,500c _1917-1028 Total tax (per $1,000) 1008
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
F-A$180,700c__ _Aug 1 1910 County tax (per $1,000) 1008_$20 00
$18.00 to $25.00 5s
INTEREST is payable at the office of the County Treasurer.
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
Population in 1890
3.451
4s
F-A $29.300c___Aug 1 1919 Population In 1900
4.080
MONTROSE. Laura Callaway, Clerk.
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
INTEREST is payable at Kountze
This city is the county seat of Montrose County. Incorporated as a BOND. DEBT Sept 1909...3210,000
Bros.. New York City.
town 1883, as a city of second class March 1 1906.
LOANSWhen Due.
RIVERSIDE IRRIGATION DISTRICT. R. H. Bean, Sec.
Funding Bonds,
Water Bonds.
4s '95 J-J
$30,000c_ _July 1 1910
A district (P. 0. Orchard) in Morgan County.
$80,000c_ _July 11920
15s '05 J-J
(Subject to call July 11900.)
When Due.
$75.000c...._July 1 1923
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 1009_3144,600 LOANS1$37,500c___July 1 1918
Renewal Water Bonds.
I 82,000c...._July 1 1924
Assessed valuation 1008_ _ __ 697,112
45,000c_ _July 1 1919 Os '07 j
-D
97,500c---July 1 1925
15s '00 J-D $10.000c....Dec 11020 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
42,000c___July 1 1926
(Subject to call Dec 1 1014.)
Total tax rate (Der 81.000) '18.515.00 Os '07 J-D I 52.500c-__July 1 1920
60,000c_ _ _July 1 1921
40 000c__ -July 1 1927
INTEREST on water bonds of 1905 is payable at Town Treasurer's
office
67,500c___July 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Mch 15'09_3747,50o
or in New York City.
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Commerce, New York
MONTROSE COUNTY. T. W. Monell, County Clerk.
City, or at the County Treasurer's office in Fort Morgan.
County seat Is Montrose.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '09_ $150,000 ROOKY FORD. Geo. E. Preble, Clerk.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
This city Is in Otero County.
Assessed valuation 1000_2,073,000
55
F-A $121,000o_ _Feb 1 1922 (Assessment about 1-5 actual value.) LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call Feb 1 1912.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_$30.00
Water Bonds.
53 '06 ____ $37,500_ __ _ ______ 1924
Os
J-D $26,000c__Deo 1 1923 Population in 1900
4,535 58 ,
06 J-D 3100,0000 _June 5 1921 BOND. DEBT Mch 11 1909.$154,500
(Subject to call Deo 11913.)
Population in 1009 (est.)
(Subject to call after June 1916.) Assessed valuation 1908_ _ 698.950
17,500
414s
$3,000c_hich 1 1920
M-S
____ 10,000c
5s
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08-365.00
(Subject to call Mch 1 1910.)
____
7,000c
7s
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office or at Kountze
INTEREST Is payable at Kountze Bros., New York, or at the City
Bros., New York.
Treasurer's office.
UTAH-DEBT OF STATE.
142
SAN JUAN COUNTY. F. J. Bawden, Treasurer.
County seat is Silverton.
When Due. BOND.DEBT Sept 20 1909.5115.000
LOANSAssessed valuation 19L8 _ .331.458
Funding Bonds
F-A $14,700e__Feb 1 1912 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
as
State &Co.tax(per $1.000) '08-$38.00
(Now subject to call.)
2,342
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900
J-J $97.000c___Jan 1 1019
Os
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1909.)
INTEREST is payable in Silverton or New York City.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
-Bonds are In pieces of $1,000 each.
PAR VALUE.
INTEREST on the bonds of 1897 is payable at the Deseret National Bank,
Salt Lake City, or at the office of Wells. Fargo & Co.. New York; on the
bonds of 1896. 1898 and 1900 at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York
City, or the State Bank of Utah, Salt Lake City.
-An Act passed by the 1909 Legislature, approved
NEW BONDS.
March 11 1909. provides for the issuance of $200,000 20-year State Capit..1
building bonds. V. 89, p. 429.
BONDED DEBT on Sept.1 1900 was 8900.000; on the same date the cash
on hand amounted to $362,352.
TAX VALUATION -In 1908 the total assessed valuation was $166,County seat Is Telluride. All bonds are exempt from taxation.
When Due, BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $125,000 019,855, as follows: Real estate, $90,403,842; personal property, $39,301,LOANSAssessed valuation 1908___4.003,11 I 520; railroads, &c., $25,937,666; telegraph and telephone companies,
Refunding Bonds.
J-J ;90,000c___Jan 1 1923 (Assessment about 31 actual value.) $1,802,814; net proceeds of mines, $5,376,651, and express companies,
Os
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '08_418.00 &c., $3,197,362. In 1907 the total was $161,608,356; in 1906, $145,995,(Subject to call Jan. 1 1913.)
6.000 949; in 1904, $132,994,247; in 1903 It was $128,241,243; in 1902 it was
Population In 1905 (est.)__
Road Bonds
5,379 $118,047,216; in 1901 It was $112,603,655; in 1900 It was $105,629,041; in
May 15 1922 Population in 1900
6s A-0 $15,000c_ __
INTEREST is payable at Hountze 1897 It was $102,362,519; in 1896 it was $107,291,083. The State tax
(Subject to call May 15 1912.)
(per $1,000) In 1909 is $5.00. School tax (additional), $3.00.
Bros.. New York City.
A-0 $20,000c___Oct 11022
Os
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1912.)
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. Three amendments to the State
election on
to the electors
SOUTH DENVER. Annexed to Denver Feb. 7 1894. See Constitution were submitted amendment was at the generalfor the taxaone providing
Nov. 3 1908. The successful
Denver.
tion by the State of all mines and mining claims contained therein. The
two defeated related to the limitation of State tax levied on property for
STERLING. F. H. Blair, Treasurer.
State purposes and also prescribed the manner of creating new counties
and changing boundaries. V. 87, p. 1557.
This city is In Logan County. Incorporated Sept. 1 1884.
Sewer Bonds.
When Du(
LOANS-The indebtedness of this State is limited by its
DEBT LIMITATION.
_ _$51,946 68
_'08
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ _ $193,447 Constitution. The sections relating to State debt are found in Article XIV.
____$56,500
_'03
Total assessed val, 1908_ _ _ _ 434,888 of that instrument, being Nos. 1,2,5 and 6. We quote these sections below.
45,000
____
_'06
I
(Assess't abt. V to 1-3 actual value.)
____ 5,000
_'06
Total tax (per $1,000) 1907___$69.50
10,000
_'08
SECTION 1. To meet casual deficits or failures in revenue, and for
998 necessary expenditures for public purposes, including the erection of publio
Population in 1900
____ 25,000
_'09
3,000 buildings, and for toe payment of all Territorial Indebtedness assumed by
Population In 1908 (est.)
the State, the State may contract debts not exceeding in the aggregate at
INTEREST Is payable at Sterling.
any one time,the sum of $200,000,over and above the amount of the Territorial indebtedness assumed by the State. But when the said Territorial
TRINIDAD. I. Q. Milliken Clerk.
indebtedness shall have been paid, the State shall never contract any in'
This city is situated In Las Animas County. Incorporated Dec. 30 1879. debtedness, except as in the next section provided, in excess of the sum of
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$200,000, and all moneys arising from loans herein authorized,shall be ap1005 $82,000c______ _1925
430
-Works Bonds
Water
plied solely to the purposes for which they were obtained.
(Subject to call after 1915.)
A-0 $70,000c_Oct 1 1916
Ss g '01
GEN. BONDS Aug 1009._ $469,500
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1911 )
SECTION 2. The State may contract debts to repel Invasion, suppress
430 '06 M-S $250,000c Mar 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1909_ _4,353,743 insurrection, or to defend the State in war but the money arising from the
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) contracting of such debts shall be applied solely to the purpose for which
(Subject to cal after 1916
Os '07 M-S $67,500c__Mch 1 '10-'24 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09416.50 it is obtained.
5.341
Population In 1900
SECTION 5. All moneys borrowed by,or on behalf of the State, or any
Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ _14,000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1007 is payable at Denver; on all other legal subdivision thereof, shall be used solely for the purpose specified in
the First National Bank, New York City, and at the City Treas- the law authorizing the loan.
bonds at
urer's office.
SECTION 6. The State shall not assume the debt, or any part thereof,
TRINIDAD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO I. Dr. L. Freudenthal, Secretary. of any county, city, town or school district.
Las Animas County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
• This district Is in
Title 47, Revised Statutes of •Utah, provides further for a State Board of
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 10 1909 $128,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909._ A,100,000 Loan Commissioners, who are authorized to refund all outstanding Terri_s '92 ____ $14,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$12.00 torial bonds. These bonds are not to be taxed within the State of Utah
'95 ____ 30,000
14,000
Population in 1908(est )
_s '02 ____ 17,000
for any purpose. Under the provisions of this Act several Territorial bond
_s '01 ____ 12,000
1926
Sept 35,000c
issues have been refunded.
4)is
1922
Sept 20,000c
4 Ms
Counties, Cities, Towns, dec.-The Constitutional provisions relating to
the debt of counties, cities, towns, school districts and other municipal corVICTOR. Si Paxson, Mayor; L. W. Thayer, Clerk.
This eity is In Teller County. Incorporated as a town May 15 1894 and porations will be found in Sections 3, 4, 5 and 7 of Article XIV. Section 5
as a city of the second class March 3 1898.
Is quoted above. We give Sections 3, 4 and 7 below.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Nov 1908_5506,558
LOANSAssessed valuation '07, abt. 950,000
Water Bonds.
SECTION 3. No debt in excess of the taxes for the current year shall
$315,0000_ _Feb 1 1916 (Assessment about 3i actual value.) be created by any county or subdivision thereof, or by any school district
F-A
Ss g
Total tax (per $1,000) 1007_450 00 therein, or by any city, town or village, or any subdivision thereof in this
(Subject to call Feb 11911.)
4,986 State; unless the proposition to create such debt shall have been submitted
BONDED DEBT Nov '084376,000 Population in 1900
therein,
130,558
Floating debt
to a vote of such qualified electors as shall have paid a property taxthereon,
in the year preceding such election, and a majority of those voting
on the water bonds payable at Kountze Bros., New York.
INTEREST
of incurring such debt.
shall have voted in favor
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
SECTION 4. When authorized to create indebtedness as provided in
regarding certain civil divisions In Section 3 of this Article, no county shall become indebted to an amount.
In the table below we give statistics
exceeding 2 %. No city, town, school
the State of Colorado which are not represented among the foregoing Including existing indebtedness,
district or other municipal corporation shall become Indebted to an amount.
detailed reports.
Assessed Tax per Pop'n, Including existing indebtedness, exceeding 4% of the value of the taxable
Bonded Floating
Debt. Valuation. $1,000. 1000. property therein, the value to be ascertained by the last assessment for
Debt.
$
State and county purposes, previous to the incurring of such indebtedness;
$
$
$
Location3,303 except that in incorporated cities the assessment shall be taken from the
314,695 50.00
46,000
Aspen (C), Pititin County
last assessment for city purposes, provided, That no part of the indebtedness
2,195,000 8.50
Colorado City Sch. Dist. No. 1_ 66,000
8,794 allowed in this section shall- be incurred for other than strictly county, city.
2,500,000 28.00
122,500
Conejos County
town or school district purposes. Provided, further, That any city or town
8,929,430 15.00
Cripple Creek Sch. Dist. No. 1_115.000
819 when authorized, as provided in Section 3 of this Article, may be allowed to
400,000a74.50
103,000
Delta (T), Delta County
5,487 Incur a larger indebtedness, not exceeding 4% additional,for supplying such
3,223,425b23.00
71,' 00
Delta CountY
city or town with water, artificial lights or sewers, when the works for sup2,617,662 14.00
Durango School District No. 9_ 31,500
3.008 plying such water, light and sewers shall be owned and controlled by the
1,889,623 27.00
80,000
Eagle County
municipality.
958,214 19.00
Florence School District No. 2- 30,000
2,191
496,000a50.00
Goldfield (C), Teller County___ 37,000 63,704
SECTION 7. Nothing in this Article shall be so construed as to Impair
1,200
1,000
275.260a20.00
Co.__ 60,000
Gunnison (C), Gunnison
or add to the obligation of any debt heretofore contracted, in accordance
a4.63
Hilirose Irrigation District-- 70,000
city, town or school district,
364 with the laws of Utah Territory, by any county, issuing of bonds therefor.
150,000 ____
Holly (T). Prowers County____ 40,000
of any debt, or tile
2.500 or to prevent the contracting upon any proposition for that purpose, which,
145,000a23.00
73.000
Hotchkiss (11. Delta Co
In accordance with said laws,
783,500a48.50
2,500
Idaho Springs, Clear Creek Co... 82,500
according to said laws, may have been submitted to a vote of the qualified
7,700 1,539.755 21.00 _
37,000
La Junta School District
county, city, town or school district before the day on which
None 240,878 2,106,527a52.50 12,455 electors of any
Leadville. Lake County
507 this Constitution takes effect.
200,800a64.25
1.500
(T). Rio Blanco Co__- 60.000
Meeker
9,287
8,000 5,762,8207 80
57.000
Mesa County
SECTION 1884, Chapter 15, of the Revised Statutes, limits the Indebt273
a76.00
60,000
figure.
Rifle (T), Garfield County._
1,090 edness of school districts to 4 %-that is, to the Constitutional
1,131,03030.00
None
33,000
County
Rlo Blanco
3,722
920,865a13.00
Non •
56.000
Salida (C)• Chaffee County
OF STATE
POPULATION
1,38o
600,000 -___
1.110
38,500
511(./.? ton (C). San Juan Co
40.273
143,96311860
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total tax. I County tax.
276 74911880
1900
11,380
86.78011850
207 90511870
1890
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY. D. Lee Staley, Treasurer.
State of Utah.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c
• CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN TEE
STATE OF UTAH.
EPHRAIM SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2. Win. G. Barton,
Organized as a Territory (Act Sept. 9 18501____ Sept. 9 1850
Clerk.
1896
Jan. 4
Admitted as a State
A district (P. 0. Ephraim) in Sanpeto County.
When Due. (Assess't 50 to% 70% actual value.)
84.970 LOANSTotal area of State (square miles)
Sc '08
•
825 0000. _Jan 1 1928 School tax rate (per $1,000)'08$20.00
3,000
Salt Lake City BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1909_525,500 Population in 1909 (est)
State Capital
Assessed val.1009 (est).....-$670,000
expires 1st Monday Jan. 1913)____Wm. Spry
Governor (term
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of Ephraim.
Secretary (term expires 1st Monday Jan. 1913)_C. S. Tingey GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. N. Winter, Clerk
Treas. (term exp. 1st Monday Jan. 1913)__David Mattson
Board of Education. P. 0. Salt Lake City.
A district in Salt Lake County.
Auditor (term expires 1st Monday Jan. 1913) _Jesse D.Jewkes
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the second Monday in
January. and sessions are limited to 60 days.
DE BT OF ST ATE.-The loans outstanding are as follows:
-interest-- -Principal
LOANSWhen Due. Outstand'o.
Payable.
%
N gale and Purpose.
J & J Sept 1 1918 $150,000
Refunding bonds ______ c__1898
300,000
July 2 1920
J de J
c_1000 33-f
(10
do
200,000
J & J July 1 1916
State bonds (gold) _ __c_ _1806 4
250,000
July 1 1912
J &J
c_ .1897 5
Territorial bonds __
All bonds are non-taxable.
When Due. 4 ..js'06 J-D $60,000._ __June 1 1926
LOANS(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
$1,500
Os '92 ___
53 07 J-D $40,000--June 11027
1,000
Os '97 __.
(Subject to call after June 1 1912)
7,000
As '00 ___
BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_ $170,250
3,300
As '01
Assessed valuation 1908.-7,967,402
1,200
As '02 ___
17,750
As '04 ___
39,500
As '05 ___
INTEREST on the As Is payable at the Utah National Bank or at E. II.
Rollins & Sons. Boston, Mass.
Soy., 1909.1
143
NEW. MEXICO-DEBT OF TERRITORY.
- SALT LAKE COUNTY. F. Heginbotham, Auditor.
JORDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT. N. Thompson, Clerk.
This district (P. 0. Sandy City) is In Salt Lake County.
-(Con.)
Building Bonds.
1923
9,000c
5s '03 J-D
(Subject to call after Mar 2 1908.)
4 W06 J-J $30,000c.._ July 1 1926
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
44s 07M-N $30,000c___May 1 1927
(Subject to call after May 1 1912)
4 He g '08 J-J $40,000c_. July 1 1928
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 16 1909 $144,000
Total assessed val. 1909_ _6,200,435
School tax (per $1,000) 1909_411.00
4,311
Population In 1909 (est.)
When Due.
LOANSBuilding Bonds.
58 '05, J-D $$,000c_ _June 15 1925
(Subject to call after June 15 1910.)
1925
5.500c
58 '05 J-D
(Subject to call after June 1 1910.)
1925
6,000c
Ss '05 J-J
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
5,000c____Oct 1 1924
5s '04 A-0
(Subject to call at any time.)
1923
55 '03 M-S 15,500c
(Subject to call after March.2 1908.)
INTEREST is payable at Sandy City Bank or E. H. Rollins & Sons
of Denver. Col.
WEBER COUNTY. S. G. Dye, Clerk.
KAYSVILLE. H. J. Sheffield Jr., Recorder.
This city is In Davis County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_
LOANSWater-Works Bonds.
5s g '09 M-S $25,000c__ _Sept 1 1929
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1919.)
Salt Lake City is toe county seat.
LOANSSchool District No.29.
When Due.
$22.000__ _June 15 1925
Refunding Bonds.
56 1905
4 Woos F-A $350,000c_ Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
School District No, 38.
(Subject to call after Aug 1916.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09 $350,000 58 1905
$7.500___June 15 1925
182,082
Warrants outstanding__
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
Total assessed val, 1909_68,756,482
School District No. 42.
$3.000._June 15 1925
(Assessment about 40%actual value) 581905
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09..$16.00
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
Population in 1900
77,725 .School District No.47.
Population In 1909 (est)
$1o,000.. .June 15 1925
132,000 58 1905
School District No. 24.
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
58 1905
520,000._ _June 15 1925
(Subject to call June 15 1910.)
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's office.
$25,000
LOGAN. Mae Benson, City Recorder.
This city Is in Cache County. Incorporated 1866. The State Supreme
Court has declared valid the $65,000 electric-light bonds mentioned below.
V. 76, p. 877.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09. $162,000
LOANSTotal assessed val, 1909__2,2l1,329
Electric Light Bonds.
4s '03 M-N $65,000c___May 1 1923 (Assessment is 1-5 actual value.)
5s g '04 J-D $12,000c___June 1 1924 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09..537.00
5,451
Population in 1900
Water Works.
4,565
5s '92 J-D $40,000c__Dec 31 1912 Population in 1890
10,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
Li I uldation Bonds.
430'07 F-A 545,0000-Aug 15 1927
INTEREST on water bonds is payable at the Chase National Bank, New
York; on electric-light bonds at State Bank of Utah or at the American
Exchange National Bank, New York City.
LOGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT J. C. Allen, Clerk Board of Education.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909__$2,315,153
LOANS(Assessment about45% actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
$8 00
Ss 08 M-N $25,000--.May 1 1918 School tax (per $1,000) 1908
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_425,000 Value school property 1908-93,907
INTEREST is payable in Salt Lake City.
County seat is Ogden.
LOANS$23,140
When Due. Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val, 1909_ A7.128,245
48
J-J $80,000c_ __July 1 1922 (Assessment about
actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09.416.00
Funding Bonds.
22,723
Population In 1890
58
A-0 $40,000c_ _Apr 1 1921 Population In 1900
25 239
(Subject to call after 1911.) •
Population In 1909 (est.)...._. 38,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 19094120,000
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasury,
Territory of New Mexico
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES dm.
as a Territory (Act Sept. 9 1850)..___Dec. 13 1850
Organized
Total area of Territory (square miles)
122,580
Santa Fe
Territorial Capital
Governor (term expires January 13 1912). ____Geo. Curry
Secretary (term expires January 13 1912)_ _Nathan Jaffa
Treasurer (term expires Mch. 12 1911)__Miguel A. Otero
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the third Monday
of January. and sessions are limited by statute to 60 days.
The city owns Its water-works system.
This city Is in Weber County.
-In 1899 a general refunding bill, applicable alike
REFUNDING BILL.
having purchased same Jan. 1 1909 at a cost of $550,400.
to the Territory and the counties and municipalities therein, passed the
Water Bonds.
1Vhen Due.
LOANSLegislature-see 'Chronicle" of March 18 and 25 1899
430'09 J-J $450,000c_ __Jan 2 1929
General Improvement.
The bonded debt at present Is as follows:
J-D $40.000c___June 1 1911 GEN. BONDS Sept 20 '09 $950,000
(Is
144,000
F-A 50.000c___Feb 1 1912 Assessment debt
LOANS1nterest
Principal
6s
134,000
Name and Purpose.
.
When Due. Outstanding
P. C Payable.
A-0 50,000c__ _Apr 1 1912 Floating debt
Os
J-D 50,000c___Dec 1 1912 TOTAL DEBT Sept 20 '00 1,228,000 Agricul. College bonds_ _cou.1901 5
5s
July 10 1931
J-J
$25,000
100,000c_ _May 1 1913 Total assessed val, 1909_ _12,007,204
M-N
Os
.
to call after July 101921.
(Assessment about j actual value.) Armory Bldg. bonds_ __cou_1904 4 Subject
Refunding Bonds.
A-0
April 1 1934
15,000
48 '09 J-J $100,000c__ _Jan 2 1929 City tax rate (per $1,000) '09_510.00
.
,
9240
Subject to call after April 1 14000
14,889
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1919.) Population In 1800
do
A-0
cou_1908 4
April 1 1938
do
16.311
M-N $50,000c. _ _May 1 1920 Population in 1900
48 g
Subject to call after April 1 1928.
Population in 1909 (est.) __ _ _30,000 Capital re-bldg. bonds_ _cou _1895 5
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
M-N
M-N 1925
73,000
48
J-D $30,000c.. _June 1 1921
($25,000 due May 1 and $50.000 due Nov. 11925; subj. to call after 1915.)
10
(Subject to call after 1911.)
May 1 1929
M-N
Capitol re-bldg bonds_ _cou_1899 4
43s'06J-D $30,000c__June 1 1926
Subject to call May 1 1919
(Subj. to call after June 1 1910.)
J-D
con _1907 4
June 1 1937
21.000
do
do
Subject to call after June 1 1927.
INTEREST on the $18,000 sewer bonds Is payable at the City Treasurer's
Dec 1 1937
J-D
25,000
cou _1907 4
do
do
°Ince.
Subject to call after Dec. 1 1927.
50
9 :0 0
22 500
Mch 1 1910-14
M-S
Certificates of Indebtedness_1909 6
OG DEN SCHOOL DISTRICT. Ivy Williams. Clerk.
J-J
Oct 1 1921
cou_1891 6
Insane Asylum
Subject to call after Oct. 1 1911.
When Due. BOND.DEBT Oct 15 '00_ $210,000
LOANS30,000
Jan 1 1925
J-J
cou_1895 5
do
do
Total assessed val, 1909_ _12,007,294
Building Bonds.
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
J-J $100,000c__ _July 1 1922 (Assessment about j actual value.)
48 g
J-J
July 1 1921
25.000
cou_1901 5
do
do
School tax rate (per $1,000)'01_59.00
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Subject to call after July 1
J-D $35,000c_ _Dec 1 1912 Value of school property 1908 314,094
Si g
,
129511000
25.000 Military Inst. bonds_cou.1901 5
July 1 1921
J-J
1928 Population in 1905
9s '08 seml-an 75,000c
30,000
Subject to call after July 1 1911.
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call after 1913.)
M-S
1924-1925
Penitentiary refund. cou_'94&'95 6
81.000
INTEREST Is payable in New York, Boston, Mass., and Chicago, Ill.
Subject to call after 1914-1915.
104,000
July 1 1923
J-J
cou_1893 8
Refunding bonds
Subject to call July 11913.
PROVO. C. F. Decker, Mayor; David Johnson, Recorder.
M-S
101,000
June 1 1933
cou_1903 4
do
do
This city Is the county scat of Utah County, Incorporated Feb. 6 1851.
Subject to call after June 1 1923.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 26 1908 $102,000
LOANSMch 1 1939 128,000
M-S
do1909 4
do
Re un ngAssessed valuation 1908...2 660 424
Subject to call after Mch 1 1919.
(Assessment 70% actual value.)
4 %is g MS $67,000c __Mch 15 1922
125,000
July 1 1937
J-J
Territorial Inst. bonds_cou_1907 4
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_439.00
(Subject to call Mch. 15 1912.)
Subject to call after July 1 1927.
Population in 1800
5,159
Water Bonds.
6.852
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at the National Bank of Commerce.
410'06 J-D $35,000_ „June 11928 Population In 1900
0,500 New York City, and at N. W. Harris & Co., New York City.
(Subject to call after June 11916.) Population in 1908 (est.) __
TOTAL DEBT.
-The total bonded debt on Sept. 1 1909 was $1,001,500:
is payable at the Chemical National Bank, New York or
INTEREST
on the same date the Territory had a sinking fund of 54,959.
at the office of the City Treasurer.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The assessed valuation (about 1-5 cash
value) for 1909 (est.) is $60,000,000; the tax rate for 1909 (est.) is $14.45.
SALT LAKE CITY. Rudolf Alff, Auditor.
STATEHOOD DEFEATED.
-The proposition to form a State by the
This city Is situated in Salt Lake County and was incorporated In 1851 union of the territories of Arizona and New Mexico failed at the election
and Jan. 20 1860. Bonds are all tax exempt.
Nov. 6 19013. The vote in New Mexico was in favor of the project but in
Bonds.
Sewer
Arizona it was overwhelmingly defeated. V. 83, p. 1186.
When Due.
LOANS48 '05 A-0 $150,000c. _Apr 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL BONDS EXEMPT FROM TAXA(Subject to call Apr. 1 1915.)
J-J $548,000c___Jan 1 1924
4;0
-For opinion see V. 86, p. 240.
1 1928 TION.
M-S 500,000c___Sept 1 1918 4%s g '08 A-0 125,000_ _Oct
4s
J-J 500,000c_ _Jan 1 1921 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1918.)
4s
POPULATION OF TERRITORY.
-The population of New Mexico,
200,000c___July 1 1921 BOND.DEBT Oct 1 1909.54,400,800 which In 1908 was estimated at
J-J
4s
400,000, has been as follows in the years
586,428
Floating debt
Water Bonds.
1,575,000 named. The total for 1900 includes Indians and whites on Indian reservaA-0$250,000c.... _Oct 1 1920 Water debt
4s
previously taken
In 1890 aggregated
tIons
Assessed valuation, real.. _37,766,466 6,689 not In 1880 23,452. Into account. Such persons
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
and
41is '08 A-0 475,000_ __ _Oct 1 1928 Assessed val, personal_ __ _14,427,754
*87,034
_195,31011880
119,56511860
52,104,220 1900
call after Oct 1 1918.) Total valuation 1909
(Subject to
91,87411850
61,547
153,59311870
(Assessment about 60 %actual value) 1890
Water Imptovement Bonds.
4s '05 A-0 $850,000c_Apr 1 1925 City tax (per $1,000) 1009__$13.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_438.20
• Not Including population of Arizona Territory,then forming part of New
(Subject to call Apr 1 1915.)
Population in 1000
53,531 Mexico but subsequently detached and organized as a separate Territory.
General Fund.
85,000
M-N$800.000o_ May 1 1914 Population in 1905
58
Population In 1909 (est.)_ _ _ _116,230
Voting Machine Bonds.
$l,400_ _Oct 1 1910
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
_s
INTEREST Is payable In Salt Lake City and New York Cit‘r
TERRITORY OF NEW
OGDEN. Florence 0. Stanford, City Auditor.
-City lands, buildings, sewer system and street and sidewalk
ASSETS.
paving are valued at $6,008 256; water-works system at $5,640 332: other
assets, $919,720. Cash in treasury Oct. 1 1909, $592,292. The earnings
from the water works for the year 1908 amounted to $189,706.
MEXICO.
ALBUQUERQUE. John B. McManus, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Bernailllo County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_53,106.144
LOANSSewer Bonds.
(Assessment $0 to 40% actual value.)
43'8'00 M-S$290,000c___Mch 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_46.2834
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. L. P. Judd, Clerk.
11.070
BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1909_$453.000I Population In 1906
When Due. Sinking fund
$41,000
LOANSALBUQUERQUE SCHOOL DISTRICT T. J. Naylon, Secretary.
J$387,000c__ _Feb 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1909_ _52,000,000 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_53,104,144
F-A 220,0000_.. Feb 1 1913 (Assessment abt. 1-6 actual value.)
513
1922 (Assessment about 25% actual val.)
J-J 560,000 c
48 g '08 J-J 250,000. _ _ _July 11028 School tax rate(per$1,000) '0949.20 6s
(Subject to call after 1912.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$13.00
20 1909.5857,000 Value of school prop. 1909_1,746,433
BOND.DEBT Sept
._3.785
Population In 1890
School Building Bonds
25,000 Population in 1009 (est.) _ _101,009
Floating debt
6.238
J-J $34,000c___July 1 1934 Population in 1900_
4%8
PopulatIon in 190 , (est.). . _18,000
(Subject to call after 1924.)
INTEREST on the bonds due 1928 is payable at N. W. Halsey & Co.,
INTEREST payable in New York.
Wells, Fargo & Co., N. Y., and Salt LakeCity BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_494,000
Chicago; on all other bonds at
J 44
[VOL. Lxxx ix.
ARIZONA-DEBT OF TERRITORY
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY. Eugenio Romero, Treasurer;
R. L. M. Ross, Deputy.
BERNALILLO COUNTY. A. E. Walker, Probate Clerk.
County seat is Albuquerque.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSF-S$106,200____July 1 1931
5s
Bridge Bonds.
J-J $30,000____July 1 1922 (Subject to call after July 1 1921.)
6s
M-S $78 000... Sept 1 1931
5s
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
4 Xs'09 J-J $100,000____Jan 2 1040 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1921.)
'05 J-J 370,400____July 1 1935
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1919.) 4
(Subject to call July 1 1925.)
Current Expense Bonds.
$7,000_ __Nov 16 1921 BONDED DEBT Oct 1909 $363,131
J-J
6s
Assessed valuation 1909...3,900,000
(Subject to call Nov 16 1911.)
$17,000__Dec 31 1922 (Assessment about X actual value.)
5.9s
J-J
Tern &Co.tax(per $1,000)'09..535.68
(Subject to call Dec 31 1907.)*
-28 630
Population in 1900
Funding Bonds.
J-J $54,531 50 .Aug 2 1917
Os
(Subject to call Aug 2 1007.)
INTEREST is payable In Albuquerque, New York and Chicago.
County scat is Las Vegas. General county refunding 5% gold bonds have
been exchanged for all of the 6% bonds of 1889 and 1892. The county has
money on hand to meet all Interest, and coupons are paid as soon as presented at the Hanover National Bank. New York.
Small Pox Bonds
When Due.
LOANSOs
J-J
$4,600c_July 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
537,700c___Mch 1 1930 (Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
4s
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1920.) BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '00. $485,600
3
40,544
M-N $96.200c___Nov 1 1925 Cash on hand
5%s
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1910.) Assessed valuation 1909...4,060,840
J-J $16.900c_ __July 1 1926 (Assessment about X actual value.)
4
53 s
(Subject to call after July 11911.) Terr.& Co.tax (per $1,000) '09..$41.45
172,200e ....July 1 1932 Population In 1909 (est.)._ _32,000
5s
22,053
(Subject to call after July 1 1922.) Population In 1000
M-S $158,000c___Mch 1 1934
5s
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1924.)
CH.AVES COUNTY. James Sutherland, County Treasurer.
INTEREST on the $4,600 bonds due In 1927 is payable at tile County
Roswell Is the county seat. .The county was formed from part of Lincoln Treasurer's office; on the $16,900 Issues at the Chemical National Bank,
County In 1891.
N. Y.; on the $37,700 bonds at the First National Bank, N. Y.; on the
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSNational Bank, N. Y., and on
at
1939 $96,200 issueandthe Importers' & Traders' Hanover National Bank, N. Y.
55 '09 ____ $125,000
Funding Lincoln Co. Bonds.
the $158,000 bonds at the
the $172,200
(Subject to call after 1920.)
$5,000c_ _Jan 1 1921
J-J
Os
BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '09_ $46,000 SANTA FE COUNTY. Celso Lopez, Treasurer.
11911.)
(Subject to call Jan
Bonds of 1909 (addltionap_ 125,000
Refunding Bonds.
County seat is Santa Fe. Debt in default. Bird S. Coler interested.
M-S $30,00ec__Mch 1 1931 Assessed valuation 1909...4,468,860
5s g
(Assessment about 34 actual value.) See State and City Section for May 30 1908, page 145. 1900_51,912,684
(Subject to call Mch 11921)
Assessed valuation
County Debt Jan. 1 1907.
M-S $11,000c___July 1 1921 Tern& Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_530.50
5s
209,000
4,773 Santa Fe County bonds__ _ _$681,039 Exemptions
Population in 1900
230,165 Ter'l & Co tax (per M) 1900.....530.00
Unpaid coupons
30,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
13,562
41,420 PopulatIon In 1890
Floating debt
refunding bonds dt e 1921 Is payable at N. W. Harris & Int. from '01 to Jan 1 '07._ 225.205 Population In 1900
INTEREST on
14,658
Co.. New York; on all others at New York or at County Treasurer's office. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1907_1,177,829
I
CLOVIS.
SOCORRO COUNTY. E. H. Sweet, Probate Clerk.
This place Is In Roosevelt County.
When Due. I
LOANSWater and Sewer Bonds.
6s '09._ $125,000____Mch 1 1939_1
County seat is Socorro. A portion of this county has been taken to help
form Otero County,
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_52,298.224
LOANS(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
11,1-S $150.000____June 1 1931 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_539.00
5s
9.505
Population In 1890
(Subject to call June 1 1921.)
TOTAL DEBT Mch 4 1909_5173,062 Population In 1900 _____ _ _ _12,195
INTEREST payable part at the First National Bank, New York, and at
the County Treasurer's office.
COLFAX COUNTY. Thos. McBride, Treas. and Collector.
Raton Is the county seat.
When Due
LOANSImprovement Bonds.
6s '97 J-J $14,000Aug 1 1927
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1917.)
Funding Bonds.
Os '97 J-J $18,500... __Aug 1 1027
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1917.)
Current Expense Bonds.
$7,000__Jan 18 1023
(39 '93 J-J
(Subject to call after Jan 18 1013.)
Refunding Bonds.
58 '02 J-J
$5,000____Sept 1 1932
(Subject to call after Sept 11922.)
5s '06 J-J $28,900 __July 1 1936
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
(Subject to call after July 1 1921.)
M-S 54,000____Sept 1 1939
5s'00
In the table below we give statistics regarding civil divisions of the
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1920.) Territory of New Mexico which are not represented among the foregoing
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $71,000 detailed statements.
Assessed valuation 1909_4,188,972
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop.
(Assessment abt. 1-3% actual value)
Valuation. 51,000. 1000.
Debt.
Debt.
Tern& Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_332.45
$
$
Location10,150 Artesia (C), Eddy County
Population in 1900
275,000 a7.50
50,000
is payable at office of County Treasurer or at the Chemical Eddy County
INTEREST
2,886,871 _.__
3,220
89,410
National Bank In New York City.
202,000
None
Gallup (T.), McKinley County_ 47,500
5,429
1,500 1,560,000633.50
37,000
Guadalupe County
Helm, Clerk.
CURRY COUNTY. F. P.
None 2,155,236a40.00
61,000
Luna County
Clovis Is the county scat.
3,200,000 29.00 4,791
57,000
Otero County
When Due.
LOANS1,000,000
Raton School District No. 11_ 25,000
July 1 1939
5s '09 J-J $50,000.
850,000 8.50
28,000 None.
Santa Fe School District
(Subject to call after July 1 1929.)
3,158
55,000
1,417,641c28.00
Sierra County _,..
62,000
2,735
725,000
Silver City, Grant County
.__ ____ 49.500
GRANT COUNTY. Jackson Agee, Treasurer.
868,707621.00 10,889
800
Taos County
893,422
County scat is Silver City. This county was divided under Chapter 38, Tucumcarl Sch. Dist. No. 1___ 35,000
4,528
2,267,106a34.50
62,531
Laws of 1901, a portion being taken to form part of Luna County. A com- Union County
1,277,738 ____ 13,895
07,300
mission appointed to adjust the indebtedness of the two counties has appor• Valencia County
tioned $160,814 28 to Grant County and $51,654 83 to Luna County.
(T) Town. (C) City. a Total tax. b County tax. c Territorial and
When Due. Assessed valuation 1007..33,500,000 county tax.
LOANS(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds-Tax Exempt.
M-S $228,000c _Jan 1 1932 Ter. & Co tax (per $1,000)'07 $34.00
5s g
9,657
Population in 1890
Subject to call Jan 11922.)
12.883
BONDED DEBT Mch 1908.$228,000 Population In 1900
18,000
69,722 Population in 1907 (est.)
Cash in treasury
INTEREST Is payable at the Hanover National Bank in New York.
Arizona Territory.
HAGER1VIAN.
ITS
This place Is in Chaves County.
When Due.
LOANS
Water Works Bonds.
1939
Os '09 s-a $25,000
(Subject to call after 1929.)
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
LAS VEGAS. K. D. Godall Mayor; C. Tamme, Clerk.
Organized as a Territory (Act Feb. 24 1863).._..Feb. 24 1863
113,020
This city Is the county seat of San Miguel County. Incorporated Aug. 1 Total area of Territory (square miles)
1888,
Territorial Capital
Phoenix
School House Bonds
When Due.
LOANS11I-S $35.000____Sept 1 1930
5s
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $15,000_ _ _July 1 1935 BONDED DEBT Mch 1909 $01,346 Governor (term expires April 25 1913)_ __Richard E. Sloan
Os
(Subject to call after July 1 1925.) Assessed valuation 1908.-1,179,973
11-S $7,000.... _ _Sept 2 1931 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.) Secretary (term expires April 25 1913)
5s
Geo. U. Young
(Subject to call after Sept 2 1921.) City tax (per $1,000) '08
2.385
NI-S $10,000._._Jan 1 1932 Population In 1890
bs
E E. Kirkland
Treasurer (term expires March 22 1911)
3,552
Population In 1900
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1922.)
J-J $24,346____July 1 1937
5s
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years the third Monday In
(Subject to call after July 1 1927.)
January and sessions are limited to 60 days.
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
MORA COUNTY. Tito Melindez, Treasurer and Collector.
In 1891 arrangements were perfected through an Act of Congress to fund
County seat is Mora. A portion of this county was cut off and added to all the Territorial, county and municipal Indebtedness of this Territory at
Union County, thus reducing valuation and population after 1893.
5 %, and as fast as any portion of the debt matures it Is replaced b.v a
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 16 '09..$100 300 5% loan.
LOANS3,000
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds (Tax Exempt).
--InterestPrincipal
LOANS1025 Assessed valuation 1908___1,254,040
3.1-S $90,000c
Os
Payable.
When Due.
%
Outstand.
O.
(Assessm't about 1-3 actual value.) Name and Purpose.
(Subject to call.)
June 1 1948
J-D
$100,000
Ter. & Co.tax (per 51,000)'08 $35 15 Capitol Building bonds_ -c 1808 5
School District No. 3 Bonds.
Subject to call after 1918.
Population In 1890
____ $2,500
10,618
May 1 1954
Jan.
11,000
Population in 1900
' 10,304 Experiment Sta. bonds.c 1934 5g
School District No. 4 Bonds.
(Subject to call May 1 1924.)
INTEREST payable at Harris
____ $1,200
Jan. 15 1913
Jan.
53,000
c 1888 6
Funding Bonds
Trust & Say. Bank, Chicago.
Various County Bonds.
(Subject to call at any time.)
____ $6,600
July 15 1042
J-J
c 1892 5
2,000,000
do
do
Subject to call July 151012.
PORTALES. II. B. Ryther, Clerk.
300,000
Jan. 15 1946
J-J
do
c 1806 5
do
This town is In Roosevelt County.
Subject to call Jan. 15 1916.
When Due.
LOANS318,275
Jan. 15 1053
do
.o 1903 3
do
J-J
Water, Light and Sewer Bonds.
Subject to call Jan. 15 1923.
Os '09 M-N $75,000____May 1 1939
July 15 1953
92,000
J-,I
c 1903 5
do
do
Subject to call Jan. 15 1923.
ROSWELL. W. T. Paylor, City Clerk.
July 15 1953
J-J
94,000
c 1903 5
do
do
This city Is the county seat of Chaves County. Incorporated in 1903.
Subject to call July 15 1923.
Water Works Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJan. 1 1056
j-.1
1906 4
25,000
do
do
55 g '08 M-S$120,000c-__Mch 1 1928
Fire Department Bonds.
Subject to call Jan. 1 1026.
Street Bonds.
$1,600c___July 1 1924
53
J-J
Jan
1 1954
J-J
20,000
5,000c___Mch 1 1028 Os g• '08 11,1-S $10.000c_ ._Mch 1 1928 Insane Asylum bonds_ _c 1004 5g
5s g '08 M-S
Subject to call Jan. 1 1929.
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1900_$200,900
J-J
Jan. 15 1923
30,000
M-S $3,300o__ Dec 11031 Total assessed val. 1908...1,206,317 La. Purch. Expos. bds_c 1903 5
5s
Jan
Jan. 2 1022
25,000
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1921.) (Assessment about 20 % actual val.) Univ. of Ariz. g. bonds_c 1902 5
July
July 1 1912
30,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908._$04.00 World's Fair bonds__ __c 1892 5
Sewer Bonds.
8s
2,049
J-J $35,000c_Oct 10 1031 Population In 1000
INTEREST is payable In gold at the office of the Territorial Treasurer;
8,500
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call Oct 10 1921.)
and at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co. and the Guaranty Trust
5s g '08 11I-S 35,000c___Mch 1 1928
Co. of New York City.
•
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at New York.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.
-The total debt Sept. 20 1009 was 53,098,275 29;
TAX FREE.
-All bonds are tax exempt
deduct amount of county, city and school district funded indebtedness,
ROSWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT. M. H. Brasher, Supt. of Schools.
debt, $997,072 43; cash In general fund
This district not only Includes the city of Roswell, but also adjacent $2,100,302 86; net Territorial
Sept. 1 1909, $90,284 67.
territory.
When Due 6s g '05 J-J
$8,400c___July 1 1025
LOANS-The bonds issued by Arizona arc exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
(Subject to call after July 1915.)
6s g '00 J-D $25,000c__ _June 1 1930
ASSESSED VA LU ATION.-Tho Territory's assessed valuation for 1909
(Subject to call after June 1 1920.) BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909 $43,400
$10,000c.....Sept 1 1933 Total assessed val. 1909__1,800,000 is $82,684,062; In 1908 It was $80,637,542; in 1907 It was $77,372,156: in
6s g '03 M-S
actual value.) 1906 It was 562,227,634; in 1903 It was $43,088,041; In 1902 it was $39,(Subject to call after Sept 1923.) (Assessment about
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_517.00 083, 177; in 1901 it was $38,853,831; in 1899 It was $32,509,520. Territorial tax rate (per $1,000) for 1000 is $8.00.
INTEREST payable In New York and Chicago.
X
Nov., 1909.]
ARIZONA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
STATEHOOD DEFEATED.
-The election Nov.6 1906 resulted adversely
to the proposition to unite the territories of Arizona and New Mexico to
form a new State unoer the name of Arizona.
TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL BONDS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
-For opinion, see V. 86, p. 240.
-Population of Arizona has been as
POPULATION OF TERRITORY.
follows In the years mentioned. The total for 1900 includes Indians and
whites on Indian reservations not previously taken into account. Such
persons in 1890 aggregated 28,623 and in 1880 18,706.
1900 _122,93111890 _59,62011880 _40,44011870 ___9,65811860 __•6,402
--•Thls was population when Arizona was simply a county of New Mexico.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
BISBEE. Geo. S. Gage, Clerk.
This city is in Cochise County. Incorporated March 11 1902.
When Due. BOND.DEBT Sept 22 1909 $330,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909__ _3,255,000
Improv't Bonds (Tax-exempt).
1934 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
J-J $125,000
Os
Fire.System Bonds (Tax-exempt). Total tax (per $1,000) 1909:_425.00
20.000
1934 Population in 190.) (est.)
J-J $125,000
6s
-Tax Exempt.
INTEREST payable at National
Sewer Bonds
5s '06 J-D 380,0000„Sept 21 1932 Park Bank. New York City.
(Subject to call after Sept 21 1912.)
BISBEE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2. I. W. Wallace, Clerk of Trustees.
This district is in Cochise County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_48,662,550
LOANS5s '06 Dec $55,000c _ _1910-1920 (Assessment about 3i actual value.)
5s '07 Dec 14,000c _ _ _ _1910-1916 School tax (per $1.000) '09.._.00
BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '09 $69,0001Population in 1009 test.).
.17,000
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office in Tombstone.
145
PHOENIX. L. W. Coggins, Mayor; F. Thomas, Recorder.
Phoenix is the capital of Arizona and county seat of Maricopa County.
Incorporated May 5 1881. The $300,000 water bonds were In litigation but
Supreme Court decision in favor of city. V. 80, p. 1030, 885; V. 79. p.
2709; V. 78. p. 1237;V. 82, p. 945. Bill to legalize the purchase of the
plant of the Phoenix Water Co. was passed by Congress in 1907. and the
water agreement was then submitted to the voters on March 7 1907 and a
majority of the electors voted in favor of the proposition. The entire
$300,000 was then placed. Bonds are tax-exempt.
Phoenix Union High School
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds
Os
_ ___ $30,000
1917
5s g 04 M-N 567,500c__ _May 1 1924
City-Hall & Fire Dept. Bonds
(Subject to call $13,500 yearly 7s June
515,000___June 21 1917
after May 1 1919-)
6s
J-D 15.000__ _July 1 1919
Water-Works Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_5562,500
5s
____ 5300,000_June 1 1931 Assessed valuation, real_ 2,468,600
(Subject to call $30,000 annually Assessed val. Improvement 2,115,005
after June 1 1921.)
Assessed val., personal__ _ 1,196,668
5s g '04 M-S $60,000c___Mch 1 1929 Total valuation 1908
5.980,273
(Sub to call $30,000 annually after (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Mch 1 1919.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1908____58.50
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1890
3,152
5s '09 J-J $155,000____July 1 1934 Population in 1900
5,544
(Payment of these bonds optional 15 Population In 1903 (Increased
years after their date in numerical
territory) about
12,000
order, amounts of $25,000 yearly.)
INTEREST on the roaa bonds is payable at Phoenix, Arizona. or
New York City.
PIMA COUNTY. U. S. Griffith, Treasurer.
County seat is Tucson. Railroad-aid bonds of this county were declared
Illegal by the Territorial Supreme Court, but this decision was subsequently
reversed by the United States Supreme Court, which remanded the case for
further proceedings. In 1901 Coler & Co. of New York were given judgment against the county for $300,000. V. 72. p. 637. In 1903 $318,000
3% 50-year gold territorial funding bonds were issued In settlement, and
interest on the same is being regularly paid. They are Included under the
debt of Arizona. A portion of this county has been taken to form the new
county of Santa Cruz County and Pima County holds $53,407 adjustment
COCONINO COUNTY. J. R. Treat, Treasurer.
Flagstaff. The debt represented by the Territorial bonds bonds of Santa Cruz County, this representing the latter county's proporCounty seat is
was created by Yavapal County previous to 1891, when this county was tion of the old debt.
formed, and on Jan. 15 1894 was funded into 5 % 50-year Territorial bonds. LOANSWhen Due. COUNTY DEBT Mch 1909 $282,240
Refunding Bonds
Assessed valuation 1909___8.000,000
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_$4,528.175
LOANS$22,000__ _June 30 1951 (Assessment snout 50% actual value)
(Assessment about 3-4 actual value.) 45g
Territorial Bonds (Refunding)45 g
25,000_June 30 1952.
Ter.& Co.tax (per $1,000)1908 $30 50
Os
J-J $159,000___Jan 15 1943 Ter.& Co.tax (per $1,000) '09_$32 50
Territorial Funding Bonds
5,314
Population in 1890
Population in 1900_
12.673
(Subject to call Jan. 15 1914.)
J-J $210,240___July 15 1942 Population in 1900
14,689
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '00..$159,000 INTEREST is payable in New York. 55
4s '05 ____ 25,000____
1955 Population In 1909 (est.)
20.000
exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
-All bonds are
(Subject to call 1925.)
INTEREST on the
DOUGLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 27. H. E. Berner, 1905 at the Guaranty 5% bonds Is payable at Phoenix, Ariz.; on the 4s.of
Trust Co., New York City; and on the remaining 4s
Clerk of County Supervisors. P. 0. Tombstone.
at the Arizona National Bank. Tucson.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1909_ _ $155,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908_ _.5.000.000 PRESCOTT.
Building Bonds.
1924 (Assessment about 3i actual value.)
$20,000
-- '04
This city Is in Yavapai County.
1925 School tax (per 51,000) 1909__54.00
15,000
__ '05 ___
14,000 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 1900_5441,261
5s g '06 M-N 40,000c___May 1 1926 Population in 1909 (est.)
20.000c_ _May 25 1928 INTEREST payable at Tombstone.
City-Hail and Water-Works
6s g '08_ _ _
Assessed valuation 1907.._ _3,046,082
School Bonds.
5S
J-J $88,000___1943-'44-'45 (Assessment about h actual value.)
55 g '09 July $60,000c_July 15'10-'29
Water and Sewer Bonds
Total tax rate (per 51.000)'08 $10.00
5s g '98 ____$150,000_Dec 15 1948 Population in 1900
3,559
58 , J-D 3100,000_ __June 15 1955 INTEREST payable at New York.
05
FLAGSTAFF. C. A. Black, Town Treasurer.
(Subject to call June 15 1917.)
This town is in Coconino County. Incorporated May 1894.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 5 1909__$87,500 PRESCOTT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. C. A. Peter, Clerk of Board of
LOANSWater-Works Bonds-Tax Exempt Assessed valuation 1908
546.926
County Supervisors. P. 0. Prescott.
$85,000e
_1928 (Assessment about
Os J-J
actual value.) LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_$83,000
(Subject to call.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908..413.00
$1.000c
1913 Assessed valuation 1908__ 2,309,000
810,0000
1928 Population in 1890
Os J-D
903 5s g '08 arm{ 6,000c _1915-1920 School tax rate (per $1,000)'0844.50
to call.)
Population in 1900_
(Subject
1,271
1 21,000c_1921-1927
1928
Os J-D
$10,500 c
INTEREST is payable In N.Y.
I 2,000c
1928
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office in Prescott.
GLOBE.
This city is in Gila County.
1,495 TUCSON. Wm. J. Lindenfeld, Clerk.
When Due.1Population in 1909
LOANSWater-Works Bonds.
County seat of Pima County. Incorporated May 7 1883.
53.s'09 A-05200,000
1
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire Department Bonds.
Bonds.
43-is
____ $25,000
1938
GRAHAM COUNTY. L. F. Vaughn,Clerk Board of Superv. SiTerritorial $16,000
___
1940 GEN. BONDS July 1 1909_ $422,000
County seat is Solomonsville.
Sinking Fund Bonds.
Water debt (included)__ 369,000
DEBT Sept 21 '09 _ $147,365 Sc
LOANSwhen Due. BOND
___ $12,000
Total assessed val 1909(est)4,650,000
Territorial Funding BondsTotal assessed val, 1909_ _8,500,000
Water
-Works Bonds(Assessm't about q to % actual val.)
5s g
1942 (Assessment about g actual value.) 55 g
$147,365 r
J-J ;109,000c_ _ _July 1 1950 City tax (per $1,000)'09 (est.).$10.00
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_$31.50 430'08 M-S 5260,000c_Mch 10 1938 Population in 1900
7,531
Population in 1908 (est.)
18,000
(Subject to call before maturity)
Population in 1909 (est.)
25,000
14,162
Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at Tucson and Chicago, 111. Bonds are tax-exempt.
INTEREST payable at Phoenix.
TUCSON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. John B. Wright, Clerk.
MARICOPA COUNTY. Wm. E. Thomas, Clerk Board of LOANSWhen Due I
Free High School Bonds.
Supervisors.
High School Building Bonds.
I 43.g'07 Apr $50,000c___Apr 1 1927
5s g '04 Jan $15,000c_Jan 1 '15-'241 __ '08 ___ 50.000
County seat is Phoenix. On Jan. 1 1909 Mat
-Icons County owned
'BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_4115,000
property valued at $562,595. Including $321,093 of school property.
INTEREST on the .04:3 of 1907 is payable at the County Treasurer's
LOANSWhen Due.
Road District No. 1 Bonds.
office in Tucson or at the First National Bank in New York City; on the 4s
M. & P. RR. Bonds
Os g '09 June 530,000c_June 1 '20-'29 of 1904 at either the office of the County Treasurer or at Kountze Bros.
Ts '87 Jan $2,000c_ _..Apr 2 1915 BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1909_$266,099 In New York City.
Territorial Funding Bonds.
Cash in treasury
1942 Total assessed val. 1908_13.908,790 YAVAPAI COUNTY. B. C. Davis, Deputy Clerk.
5s '92 J-J 5229,253o
1943 (Assessm't about 60% actual value.)
20,846c
5s '93 J-J
County seat is Prescott.
14 000cJan 15 1953 Ter.& Co.tax (per $1,000) '08_$21 60
5s '03 J-J
28.000 LOANSWhen Due.
Territorial Bonds(Subject to call after Jan. 15 1923.) Population in 1909 (est.)
'Population in 1900
20,457
ferritorial Funding-Prescott & 5s Jan
$52,163 78c-Jan15 1942
Arizona Central RR. BondsBOND. DEBT Mch 1909_1338.740
INTEREST on the funding bonds duo 1953 Is payable at Guaranty
55 July $240,000c
1942 Assessed valuation, real_ _ _5,596,976
Trust Co. New York City; on others at Phoenix Ariz.
Assessed val, personal
(Subject to call 1912.)
4,729,645
MARICOPA COUNTY SCHOOL. DISTRICTS. Wm. E. Thomas, Clerk tis Jan
$18,000e_
1946 Total valuation 1908____ _10,326.621
Board of Supervisors.
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
(Subject to call 1916.)
5s Jan
$27,000c
50 years Ter & Co.tax (per 51.000)'08423.00
Phoenix Union High School.
-See Phoenix below.
55 J-J
1.576c
1954 Population in 1890
8,685
Maricopa County School District No. I
Population in 1000 _____ ._ _13.799
(Subject to call 1924.)
Population in 1908 (est.)
Os May $17,537.84c_May 6 1943 BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1909__577,538
15.000
Apr 3 1913 Total assessed val. 1909 13,965,796
30,0000
INTEREST on the railroad-aid bonds Is payable at Phoenix.
Os Apr
20,000c____Sept 16 19211(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5 AsSept
10,000c._ _ _Apr 14 1023 School tax (per $1,000) 1908-42.50 YUMA COUNTY. P. J. Miller, Clerk of Supervisors.
5;isApr
27.000
Os g '09 M-N 125,000c_ _Nov 15 1929 Population in 1908 (est.)
County seat is Yuma.
When Due.
Court-House& Jail Bonds(Tax-Ex.)
LOANSVarious School Districts
5s g '09 J-J $50,000c__ _July 1 1944
Territorial Funding Bonds1912-192715s '08 Oct 50,000(3.-Oct 5 1928
Os &7s
$101,500
5s g
J-J $88,791 11
County debt Sept 1909_ _ __ $138,791
Os '08 May 45,000c_May 18 192817s '08 ___
1928
3,000
No. 1 Bonds.
S. D. No. 1 debt (Sept '09)_
47,500
16s g '09 Sept 5,000c_ _ _Sept 7 1929 7s School District
'92 ___ $2,500
1910-1912 Assessed valuation 1909_4,512,329
Total bonded debt of all school districts in Maricopa County on Mch. 6 Os '06 ____ 35,000
1910-1920 Assessment about 2-5 actual value.
1909 was $277,038.
6s '08 ____ 10,000
1910-1920 Ter. & Co. tax (per $1,000)'09.$34.50
Population in 1909 (est.)
8,000
MESA.
Population in 1900
4,145
INTEREST on the 5s is payable at Phoenix; on the bonds of 1909 at
This city is in Maricopa County.
the County Treasurer's office in Yuma.
LOANSWhen Due.I
Water-Worts Bonds.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
6s '08 J-J $50,000___Aug 1 1928
($10,000 optional after Aug. 1 1918.)
In the 'table below we give statistics regarding civil divisions of the
Territory of Arizona which are not represented among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax pa* Popula•
MOHAVE COUNTY. R. A. Robertson, County Recorder.
Debt.
Debt. Valuation 11.000
Hon
County scat is Kingman.
Location$
$
$
$
1900.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1909_5107,763 Apache County
LOANS43,000
1,226,020a31.00 8.297
Territorial Funding Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _1.678.699 Douglas (C), Cochise County__ 75,000
3,100,000 b8.00
55
84,781
5.715.231 28.40
4.973
J-J $107,763 29---June 1940 (Assessment about 3. actual value.) Gila County
8,829
Jail Bonds.
Ter.& Co.tax (per $1,000)'08-$37 50 Navajo County
53,000
None 1.815,98161330.00
1,444 Pinlal County
1920 Population In 1890
2,454.522 30.00
5s '09
$10,000
142,138
7.779
3.428 Santa Cruz County
Population in 1900
190,748
2,156,984635.50
(Subject to call after 1919.)
4,545
a County tax, b-Total tax. c State and county tax.
INTEREST payable at Phoenix.
---------150,416
146
OKLAHOMA-DEBT OF STATE.
State of Oklahoma.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
[Vo14. LXXX1K.
TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL BONDS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
-For opinion see V. 86, p. 240.
POPULATION.
-Population of State 1907 (Census), 1,416,732. The
population of the Territory In 1890 was 61,834; in 1900, 398.331.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
Note.
-For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following,
see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
Organized as a Territory under Act of May 2 1890.
ADA. M. D. Timberlake, Treasurer.
Formerly a city In the Chickasaw Nation (now In Pontotoc County) in
Nov. 16 1907
Admitted as a State (Act June 16 1906)
the Indian Territory.
Total area of State (square miles)
73,820 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1909....4152,000
5s '09 M-S $82,000____Mch 1 1934 Assessed valuation 1908__$1,800,000
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about n actual value.)
State Capital
Guthrie
Is '04 J-J
$30,000c__Jan15 1924 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08 $22.50
Is '06 A-0
40.000___Octl 1926 Population in 1900
2,429
Governor (term expires Jan. 1 1911)
C. N. Haskell
Street Bonds.
4,500
Population In 1909 (est)
_s '09 ____ $10,000
INTEREST is payable in New York
Sec. of State (term expires Jan. 1 1911)
• Bill Cross
or Chicago.
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1 1911)
J. A. Menefee
ALVA. Alex. N. Devin, Clerk.
-The first session of the Legislature convened on Dec. 2
SLAT UR E.
This city is In Woods County. Incorporated 1901.
LEO'
1907 and was limited tole° days. The regular session will occur biennially LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed vat 100932,600,860
In odd years on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January. After
Water.Works 8: Sewerage Bonds. (Assessment about % actual value.)
the first session members will receive only one-third the regular pay per 5se6s 'Os 101.000c .
__ _1938 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 $10.00
day after 60 days.
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '094101,000 Population in 1009 (est.)__6,000
TOTAL DEBT.
-The bonded debt of Oklahoma Territory, which on
July 1 1903 amounted to $48,000, was paid off in May 1904. The total
amount of all outstanding warrants on May 1 1909 was $986,423. The
cash in all funds on May 1 1909 amounted to $1,364,180.
The total bonded debt of the State on May 1 1909 was as follows:
INTEREST payable at the fiscal agency in New York.
TAX FREE.
-All bonds are exempt from taxation.
ALVA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANSWhen Due.
Building Bonds.
5s '09 J-J $25,000
1929
LOANS-InterestPrincipal
(Subject to call after 1919.)
P.C. Pay'le.
When Due.
Name & PurposeOutstanding. 1
F-A
Aug 1 1918-1927 $1,460,000
Funding bonds, con. 1908__4
ANADARKO. C. C. McKnight, Clerk.
INTEREST is payable at the fiscal agency in New York City.
I
This city is in Caddo County.
Oklahoma In 1908 was $727,- LOANSASSESSED VALUATION for the State of
Wizen Duel BOND. DEBT Nov 10 '09_5160,000
722,516; Oklahoma Territory In 1907 was 5105,337,813; for 1906 It was Water Light, Sewer St City Hall.
Assessed valuation 1908_ 1,400,000
$96,625,694; for 1903 It was $84,134,472; for 1902 It was $72,677,423; in 5%s'09 J-J $100,000____Jan 1 1929 Total tax rate (per M)'09(est.)530.00
1901 It was. $60,464,696; and in 1900 It was $49,338,661; tax rate (per
$1,000) in 1907, $5.50. Property was assessed at about 16 2-3% of Its
ARD1VIORE. Jas. A. Cotner, Mayor.
actual value.
Formerly a city in the Chickashaw Nation (now in Carter County) in the
-Under an Act of the United States Congress approved
STATEHOOD.
June 161906 provision was made for the union of theTerritory of Oklahoma Indian Territory. Bonds are tax-exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
two to form the State of Oklahoma. The LOANSWhen Due.
and of Indian Territory, the
_'08
_ __$71,000
Water Bonds
State was admitted by proclamation of the President Nov. 16 1907 after
the adoption of a Constitution by the people on Sept. 17 1907. See V. 5s '02 M-N 5115,000__Nov 1923 TOTAL DEBT July 1 1909 5331,000
35,000___May 1 1026 Sinking fund
35,000
5s '06 M-N
85, p. 745, and 1289.
NET DEBT July 1 1909
(Subject to call.)
366,000
DEBT LIMIT ATION.-Thc Constitution contains tile following regardSchool Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ _6,282,857
public indebtedness:
ing
5s '02 M-N $25,000
Nov 1923 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
SECTION 23. The State may, to meet casual deficits or failure in reve- 55 '06 M-N 35,000... May 1 1926 Total tax rate (per 51,000) 'o8.523.25
5,681
" ,
4,,h Pet to call.)
Population in 1900
nues, or for expenses not provided for, contract debts; but such debts,
13.000
Sewer Bonds
Population In 1905
direct and contingent, singly or in the aggregate, shall not at any time
exceed $400,000 and the moneys arising from the loans creating such debts :Ss '06 M-N $50,000_ .May 1 1926
(Subject to call.)
shall be applied to the purpose for which they were obtained or to repay
the debts so contracted, and to no other purpose whatever.
INTEREST is payable at New York.
SECTION 24. In addition to the above limited power to contract debts,
the State may contract debts to repel invasion, suppressinsurrection or to ATOKA.
defend the State in war;but the money arising from the contracting of such
This city is in Atoka.County.
debts shall be applied to the purpose for which it was raised, or to repay
such debts, and to no other purpose whatever.
Refunding Bonds.
IVhen Due,I
LOANS
6s '09 s-a $10,000
1034
Sewer Bonds.
SECTION 25. Except the debts specified In sections 23 and 24 of this 6s '09 s-a $30,000
1934
Water-Works Bonds.
Article, no debts shall hereafter be contracted by or on behalf of this State,
16s '09 s-a $10,000
1934
authorized by law for some work or object, to be
unless such debt shall be
INTEREST is payable at the fiscal agency in New York City.
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 BARTLESVILLE. L. C. Pollock, Clerk.
such debt within 25 years from the time of the contracting thereof. No
Formerly a city in the Cherokee Nation (now in Washington County
)
such law shall take effect until it shall, at a general election, have been sub- ,
mitted to the people and have received a majority of all the votes cast for In the Indian Territory.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
and against it at such election. On the final passage of such bill in either LOANSRs '07 M-N $54,000 _ Nov 1 1032
House of the Legislature the question shall be taken by yeas and nays, to
School Bonds.
1925 BONDED DEBT July 1909 $155,000
___- $20,000c
be duly entered on the journals thereof, and shall be: "Shall this bill pass, Is
Assessed valuation 1909...._6,750,000
Sewer Bonds.
and ought the same to receive the sanction of the people?"
698
55 '07 M-N $50,000____Nov 1 1927 Population in 1900
SECTION 26. No county, city, town, township, school district or other
Population In 1909 (est.)
10,000
political corporation, or subdivision of the State, shall be allowed to become
INTEREST Is payable In New York City at the Hanover Nat. Bank.
Indebted, in any manner, for any purpose, to an amount exceeding, in any
year, the income and revenue provided for such year, without the assent
of three-fifths of the voters thereof voting at an election to be held for that BARTLESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT, F. E. Thurman, Clerk of Board
purpose, nor in cases requiring such assent shall any indebtedness be allowed
of Education.
to be incurred to an amount including existing indebtedness, in the aggreWhen Due. 5s '09 J-J $25;000c___July 1 1929
gate exceeding 5% of the valuation of the taxable property therein, to be LOANS$167,000
State and county purposes previous Is '08 J-J $100,000____July 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1909__6,045,341
ascertained from the last assessment for
6,000
1929 Assessed valuation 1909_
to the incurring of such indebtedness; provided, that any county, city, 55 '09 J-J
20,000
1929 School tax rate(per$1,000)'09_513.50
town, township, school district or other political corporation or subdivision 5s '09 J-J
16,000
1929
of the State incurring any indebtedness requiring the assent of the voters Is '09 J-J
as aforesaid, shall, before or at the time of doing so, provide for the collecof 1909 is payable at the Seaboard National
INTEREST on the
tion of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on such indebtedness- Bank, New York; on allbonds bonds at the Hanover Nat. Bank in N.Y.City.
other
as It falls due, and also to constitute a sinking fund for the payment of the
principal thereof within 25 years from the time of contracting the same.
CANADIAN COUNTY. Geo. D. Haworth, Treasurer.
SECTION 27 -Public Utilittes.-Any incorporated city or town in this
El Reno Is the county seat.
State May, by a majority of the qualified property tax-paying voters of
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 4 1909 _499,500
such city or town, voting at an election to be held for that purpose, be LOANSTotal assessed val 1908_ __17,967,054
allowed to become indebted in a larger amount than that specified in SecCourt House Bonds.
$50,000c_Feb 1 '22-31
(Assessment at full value.)
Feb
tion 26, for the purpose of purchasing or constructing public utilities, or 4s
State & Co tax (per M) 1908_ __ $5.00
Funding Bonds.
for repairing the same, to be owned exclusively by such city: Provided,
15,981
$49,500 ___1916-1925 Population in 1900
J-D
That any such city or town incurring any such indebtedness requiring the Os
23,568
Population in 1908 (est)
assent of the voters as aforesaid, shall have the power to provide for, and,
before or at the time of incurring such indebtedness, shall provide for, the
INTEREST on the 4s Is payable at New York City.
collection of an annual tax in addition to the other taxes provided for by
this Constitution, sufficient to pay the interest on such indebtedness as
it falls due, and also to constitute a sinking fund for the payment of the CHANDLER. B. L. Logan, Treasurer.
principal thereof within 25 years from the time of contracting the same.
This city is in Lincoln County.
When Due.1
SECTION 28. Counties, townships, school districts, cities and towns LOANSlevy sufficientadditional revenue to create a sinking fund to be used,
Sewer Bonds.
shall
first, for the payment of interest coupons as they fall due; second, for the 5s '09 A-0 $25,000.,,_Apr 1 19341
,
payment of bonds as they fall due; third, for the payments of such parts
of judgments as such municipality may, by law, be required to pay.
CHICKASHA. Joe Dews, Clerk.
SECTION 20. No bond or evidence of indebtedness of this State shall be
This city is in Grady County.
valid unless the same shall have endorsed thereon a certificate, signed by
Water and Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
the Auditor and Attorney-General of the State, showing that the bond or LOANS5s '09 A-0 $100,000_ _Oct 1 1934
Sewer Bonds.
evidence of debt is issued pursuant to law and is within the debt limit. No
1928 BOND. DEBT May 194 „5330,000
bond or evidence of debt of any county, or bond of any township or any 55 '08 ___ $25,000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _5,626,819
City Hall Bonds.
other political subdivision of any county, shall be valid unless the same
1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_422.25
have endorsed thereon a certificate signed by the County Clerk, or other Is '08 ____ $35,000
officer authorized by law to sign such certificate, and the County Attorney
INTEREST is payable at New York City,
of the county, stating that said bond or evidence of debt is issued pursuant
to law, and that said issue is within the debt limit.
CHICKASHA SCHOOL DISTRICT
J. D. Carmichael, Pres.
SECTION 30. The Legislature shall require all money collected by taxation or by fees, fines and public charges of every kind to be accounted for
by a system of accounting that shall be uniform for each class of accounts,
State and local, which shall be prescribed and audited by authority of the
State
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_490,000
LOANSBuilding Bonds
'08 A-0 $90,000.,.-. _Oct 1 19281
Is g
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
OKLAHOMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 199.j
147
CLAREMORE. J. L. Comer, Clerk; D. H. Denny, Treas. LOGAN COUNTY. Fred. R. Morgan, Auditor.
Formerly a city In the Cherokee Nation (now In Rogers County) In the
Indian Territory.
$19,516
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS1,485,000
Assessed valuation 1909
Water Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
$85,000r__July 15 '26
Zs '06 J-J
40,000 _Noe 1 102/ City tax rate (per $1,000) '09421.00
Is '47 M-N
2,164
Population in 1908
Funding Bonds.
855
Population In 1900
$33,500
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $158,500 INTEREST payable in New York.
COMANCHE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
A district (P. 0. Comanche) in Comanche County.
When Due.
LOANS_s '09 ____ $25,000
MARLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district In Stephens County.
LOANSWhen Due.1
6s '09 ___ $35,000
McALESTER. J. M. Gannaway, Clerk.
CRESCENT.
This place Is in Logan County.
When Due.I
LOANSWnter and Light Bonds.
__ '09 ___ $30,000
DURANT. W. S. Shannon, City Clerk.
Formerly a city in the Choctaw Nation (now In Bryan County) in the
Indian Territory. Incorporated 1899.
Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS1929
Is '09 ____ $50,000
Water Bonds.
M-S 186,000c___Mch 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $135,000
5s
15,000
M-S 15,000____Sept 1 1927 Sinking fund assets
Is
Total assessed val. 1009_,_2,261.325
School Bonds.
5s '07 M-S $14,000c___Mch 1 1924 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
Sewer Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '09_114.00
2,969
M-S $20,000____Sept 1 1927 Population in 1900
5s
7.000
Population in 1909 (est)
INTEREST Is payable In Durant New York or Chicago
ELK CITY. It. J. Carlile, Clerk.
This city is In Beckham County. Incorporated April 15 1907.
.
When Du,
City-Hail Bonds.
LOANS
6s '00 M-S $6,000____Mch 1 1929
Sewer Bonds.
43s '07 M-S 120,000_ __Sept 1 1927 GEN. BONDS Sept 1909_ $100,000
8,000__ __Mch 1 1920 Total assessed val. 1900__A,750,000
68 '09 M-S
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Water Bonds.
-6s '07 M-S $20,000_ __Sept 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909.....$2 .70
May 1936 Population In 1909 (est.)
5,200
M-N 25,000c
6s
8s '09 M-S 23,000.._ __Mch 1 1920
National Bank of Commerce, New York City.
INTEREST payable at the
ENID SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. P. Marshall, Clerk.
LOANS
Building Bonds.
s
$4,900
7,500
-__
--s
12,000
___
--s
__
County seat is Guthrie.
19.000
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
Court-house waents(add'al) 130.000
Refunding Bonds.
68, 55 & 4 W3 $163,000c_1909-19-29 Assessed valuation 1908__17.576,200
State & Co. tax (per M) '07_130.50
(Subject to call 1909.)
26.563
BONDED DEBT Sep 3'074198,200 Population in 1900
31,000
Judgment debt
10,000 Population in 1907 (est)
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Commerce. N. Y. City.
Formerly a city in the Choctaw Nation. I. T.. and now In PittsbuCounty, Okla. Was formed March 29 1906 by the merger of the city ot
South McAlester and the old town of McAlester.
LOANSWhen Due.' Sewer Bonds.
Water !Jonas.
Is '09 F-A $175,000___Feb 1 1929
s-an 1150,000c
Is
1933
Jail Bonds.
Is '09 F
-A 20.000-_Feb 1 1929 155 '09 F-A $8,000____Feb 1 1929
Water Works and Sewer Bonds.
BOND.DEBT Mch 1909-$628.000
Is
s-an $25.000c
1936 Floating debt
30.000
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
23.500
s-an $175,000c
Is
1936 Assessed valuation 1908_6,000,000
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
55
A-0 $75,0000_ _Apr 1 1928 Population in 1906 lest)
12.500
INTEREST is payable at the fiscal agency In New York City.
MUSKOGEE. H. C. Fearnside, City Accountant.
Formerly a city In the Creek Nation (now In Muskogee County) in the
Indian Territory. Incorporated In 1808. All bonds are tax-exempt.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds.'
5s'08
F-A $300,000___Feb 1 1933
Is '02 M-N $150,000__Mch 1 1932
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08 F-A 250,000___Feb 1 1933 5s'08 A-0 $74,000___Apr 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
Fire
-Protection Bonds.
M-N
25,000___Mch 1 1932 Is '09 M-S $60.000c___Sept 1 1929
5502
Water and Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '0941,214.000
M-N $100,000_ Nov 1 1924 Sinking fund
5s'04
75,467
Water, Sewer & School Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909 16,666,667
4ç05 M-N $175,000___Nov 1 1925
(Assessm't 95% of actual value.)
School Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '09_118.00
Is '03 1.1-S $80,000.. Sept 1 1923 Population In 1900.
4,254
Population in 1909 (est.)........ 25.000
INTEREST payable in New York.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909 156,400 MUSKOGEE SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. I. Monroe, Supt. of Schools.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_4200,000
Assessed valuation
_ 6,931,944 LOANS430'09 F-A $200,000c_Feb 1 19291
INTEREST payable In New Vol
1909-
(2
1 488__sept 1 '16-25
ERICK. A. G. Gillum, Pres. of Town Board
'06
13;8
This town Is In Beckham County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water-Works Bonds.
Os '09 M-S $27,500r_.. _Mch 1 1034
INTEREST is payable at Chicago or New York City.
NEWKIRK.
This place Is in Kay County.
When Due. I
LOANSSewer Bonds.
5s '09 J-J $35.000 _..July 1 19291
NORMAN. John E. Millar, Mayor.
County seat of Cleveland County. First Incorporated 1889; city of first
class In 1902.
When Due. BOND. DEBT,Sept 20'09_ $96,000
LOANS-GUTHRIE. E. W. Kinnan, City Clerk.
Mch $16,000
6s
Floating debt
20,000
Guthrie is In Logan County. Incorporated 1891.
(Subject to call.)
Assessed valuation 1909
1,500,000
Sewer and Water Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Water Works Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSMch 1 1933 Total tax rate(perf$1,000) '09_140.00
City Building Bonds.
7s '92 M-N $50.000c___May 1 1912 5s '08 M-S $80,000
1Population In 1909.,(est.)
30,000c___Aug 1 1931
00'01 J-J $25.000c___Aug 1 1931 4 As'01 J-J
4,500
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.)
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.)
5s '08 J-J $150,000___July 27 1933 5s '07 J-J $40,000____July 1 1937 OKFUSKEE COUNTY.
1917.1
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1
Okemah is the county seat.
A-0 $20,000
Is
Funding Bonds.
25 years
LOANSWhen Due.1
Sewer Bonds.
6s '08 F-A $21,500
4 Yis'01 J-J $65,000c___Aug 1 1931 ($2,000 yearly beginning Feb 1 1924.) 5s Bridge Bonds.
'09 J-J $100,000......_July 1 19201
(Subject to call Aug 1 1021.)
6s '95 M-S $20,000_Sept 22 1925
Is '07 J-J $30,000 __July 1 1937 (Subject to call after Sept 22 1916.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.) BOND. DEBT Mch 13 1909 $526.500 OKLAHOMA CITY. Torn D. Boydston, City Auditor.
53 '07 J-J $10,000___July 1 1937 Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _4,491 ,236
This city Is the county seat of Oklahoma County. Incorporated March
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.) (Assessment abt. 3-5 actual value.) 10 1891.
5s '08 A-0 $25,000____Oct 15 1933 City tax (per 11,000) 1908_-_ _110.00
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSStreet-Improvement Bonds.
Population in 18, 0
J
5,333
Funding Bonds.
Is '00 A-0
Is '07 J-J $10.000_ -July 1 1937 Population In 1900
10.00r Os '95 F-A $30,000c.Aug 15 '10-'15 Is '00 M-N $80,000c_Oct 1 1930
20.000c_Nov 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
INTEREST payable In N. Y.City Is '96 J-D 31,000c_June 24 1916 43.'s'06 F-A
225,000c_Feb 1 1937
193
6
55 '08 A-0 30,000, _Oct 15 1933
Refunding Bonds
55 '07 A-0 2o0,000c
Hospital Bonds.
GUTHRIE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 60. E. W. Kinnan, Clerk Board -of 410'05 M-S $45.000r_Sept 1 1925
5s '08 F-A 72,500r __Feb 15 1928 Is '08 M-N 110,000_Nov 16 1933
Education.
5,000r_.Aug 15 1926 5s '08 M-N 15,000__Nov 16 1933
*LOANSWhen Due.1
M-S $25,000___Sept 24 1923 4%5'06 F-A
Public Utility Bonds.
5.000r__Aug 15 1926
,
5 yo;
J-J 322,500...July 6 '10.'181 BOND. DEBT Nov 8 1909_193,500 4 1 0'06 F-A
1928 Is '09 J-D $885.000___Junel 1934
5,000
Is '08 F-A
6s
M-S 50,000__Sept 1 1913,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_42,161,000
Sewer Bonds.
is '93 M-S 117,500c_Mch 1 1913 Warrants outstanding__
82,100
HENRYETTA.
20,000c_Nov 15 1030 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_2,243,100
5s '00 A-0
, This place is In Okmulgee County.
225,000r _Feb 1 1936 Assessed valuation 1908_24,000,000
I4s'06 F-A
When Due.
LOANS50000c
Ns '07 A-0
1937 (Assessment about 60 %actual value)
Water Bonds.
58'09
A-0
185,000__Oct 1 1934 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08 $10.00
_s
____ $50,000
City Building Bonds.
Population in 1900
10,037
5s '01 M-S 130,000c_Mch 1 1931
HOLDENVILLE.
INTEREST on the 7s is payable at the Seaboard National Bank. New
This city Is In Hughes County.
York; on the 6s, the 5s and the 45is due 1936 at the National Bank of ComLOANSmerce. New York: on the 4
due Sept. 1 1925 at the Hanover National
City-Hall Bonds.
When Due.
Bank. New York; and on all other bonds at Mason, Lewis & Co.
Water Bonds.
Is '09 M-S $12,000
5s'09
M-S 145,000_Mch 1 '19-'34
(Part yearly after 1019.)
(Part due each year.)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_1123,000 OKLAHOMA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. George A. Elbow, Secretary.
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__ 1,125,000 LOANSWhen Due. 4 W3'09 J-J /300,000____Jan 2 1929
Is '09 M-S $35,000
Os
J-J
145.500c.._Jan 1 1914 414s'09 ____ 150,000c__ _Aug 1 1929
(Part yearly after 1919.)
100.000c_Jan 1 1933 BOND. DEBT Oct 1908__
4s
J-J
688,500
4 ti R '05 __ _. 60,0011c_ _July 1925 Assessed valuation 1907___6,212,449
HUGO. J. H. Jackson, Treasurer.
75 000.._ -lime 1 1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1907 118 00
Is '08 J-D
This city Is in Choctaw County.
INTEREST Is payable at National Bank of Commerce, New York.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 8 1909_1225,000
LOANSSchool Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909___1,600,000 OKLAHOMA COUNTY. J. W. Riley, County Clerk.
___ $15,000
(Assessment about
actual value.)
County seat Is Oklahoma City.
Water-Works Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 /21.00
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $326,900
(Ss 'ON A-0$150,000e_ . _Apr I 1933 Population in 1909 (est.)
6,000 LOANSCourt House Bonds.
Sinking fund and cash__
72,865
INTEREST is payable at New York.
4 4s J-D $100,000cDec $1 1924-33 Total assessed val. 1909_53,000.000
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
LAWTON. W. It. Julian, Clerk.
J-J
177,800 o__1920-1930 StateecCo.tax(per $1,000)'09 ....$7.90
5s
This city is in Comanche County. Incorporated Oct. 1901.
(Subject to call 1920.)
Population In 1890
11,742
Jail and Court House Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due GEN. BONDS Sept 22 1909 $315,000
Population In 1900
25,915
Funding Bonds
$40,000c_Sept 1 1035 Population In 1907
Assessment debt
55.849
72,000 4148'05 M-S to call Sept
(Subject
1 1925.)
Os '03 J-J $30,000c
1923 Floating debt
Population In 1909 (est.)
65,000
12,000
Funding Bonds.
City-Hall Bonds
Sinking fund
13,000
Jan 160.1300__Jan 27 1926
Os '04 J-J $25,000c
1924 Total assessed val. 1909._3,027,519 Os
(Subject to call Jan 27 19173
Water-Works Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable In New
(Assessment about 3i actual value.)
55 '07 .1-.1 1200,000e __
1'i57 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09.130.00 434(4'09 ____ $50,000-Sept 13 1934 York City.
5s '09 J-J 125,000.__ _July 1 1934 Populatlon In 1907
10,000
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
11,000 OKMULGEE. F. Villiers, Clerk.
1937
5s '07 .1-J $50,000c
INTEREST is payable at fiscal
This city is In Okmulgee County.
Street Bonds.
agency N. Y. Clty.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds.
$10,000a
5s '07 J-J
1937
School Bonds.
Se '03 11-N $38.000e....Nov 1 1923
LAWTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
A. J. Burton, Clerk.
Is '03 M-S $15,000c_ _Mch 15 1923 7,4 '07 A-0 60,0000.._. Oct 24 1927
Sewer Bonds.
Is '09 F-A 15.000._ _Feb 1 1929
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1000_ _1136,000
LOANSCity.Hall Bonds.
Is '09 J-J $l00,000.
.Jan 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1908_ 2,904,000 Is '03 M-N $15.000c__ _Nov 1 1923
Is '09 F-A 50.000_ ___Feb 1 1929 55 '09 F-A $15,000___Feb 1 1929
INTEREST payable at Fiscal Agency In New York City.
Is '09 F-A 20,000____Feb 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Sept 1908-$135.000
148
OKLAHOMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
PAWHUSKA. A. C. Seely, City Clerk.
This city is in Osage County. Incorporated June 28 1906.
City owns and operates its water, electric-light and natural-gas plants.
Public-Utility Bonds.
LOANSWizen Due.
City-Hail Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5s '09 Dec $10,000c___Mch 1 1934
6s '07 ___ $12,000c_ _May 25 1927
(Subject to call Mch 1 1924)
Water Bonds (Tax-exempt).
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $112,000
Os '07 J-D
1937 Assessed valuation 1909___1,151,792
$60,000c
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Sewer Bonds (Tax-exempt).
6s '07 J-D
1937 City tax rate (per $1,000) '09_313.00
$40,000c
Population in 1909 (est.)
3,500
INTEREST payable in New York.
Lxxx
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding all counties and a number
of other civil divisions in Oklahoma which have reported a bonded .ndebtedness of osTer $25,000. and which are not represented among the foregoing
Tax
Assessed
Bonded
Popurn
Debt.
Valuation. per $1,000. 1900.
Afton (T), Ottawa County- _$29,000
$592,046
Alfalfa Co. Sch. Dist. No. 46_ 35,000
- --Altus (C), Jackson County__ _ 50,000
a13.00
Beckham Co. Sch. Dist. No. 31 25.000
Beaver County
PAWHUSKA SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. H. Spruill, Clerk of Board.
8.00
4,295,000
3,051
31,000
When Due. BOND, DEBT Mch 20 1909_350,000 Bigheart Sch. Dist. No. 29_ _ _ 29,000
LOANS___ _
.- - -6s '07 ___ $20,000____Apr 1 1922 Total assessed val.
1,164,506 Blackwell (C), Kay
1,447,141
2,283
County_.. 73,000
-_-(Assessment at full value.)
(Tax-exempt)
fis '08 July $30,000_ _ _..July 1 1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_39.50 Blaine County
82,000
e9 685.140
57.03
10,658
Bryan County
INTEREST payable at fiscal agency In New York.
8,397,198
--45.000
--Capitol Hill (C), Oklahoma Co. 50,000
1,000,000
a15.00
PERRY. F. F. Busch, Clerk.
Carmen (C), Alfalfa County
30,000
575,000
This city is the county seat of Nob e County.
Carter County
430,000
13,967,528
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09.. $134,000 Checotah (C), McIntosh Co
80,000
e1,061,000
a9.00
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909__ _1,090,000 Cherokee School District
38,000
1,250,000
5 As'06 M-N $30,000_May 10 '27-'38 (Assessment at about full value.)
25,000
Funding Bonds
7,500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09_$22.00 Choctaw County
---Os '08
F-A $34,000-_Aug 1 1033 Population in 1900
3,351 Cleveland County
78,500
7,185,290
/10.00
16.383
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1924.) Population In 1908
2.478 Clinton (C),
Custer County
140,000
1,173,222
3,500
Population In 1909 (est.)
Coalgate (C), Coal County
71,000
656,000
a20.00
Coal County
25,000
5,500,000
/10.75
SAPULPA. J. A. Fulp, Recorder; S. N. Hurd, Clerk.
Collinsville Sch. Dist. No. 32_ 25,000
590,000
_- -This town is in Creek County.
Copan School Dist. No. 4_ _. 30,000
2,853,847
4.50
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire Bonds.
62,500
770,000
Sewer Bonds.
a35.80
(is '08 M-S $2,400._ _Sept 1 1928 Cordell, Washita County
5s '07 s-a 837,000
Bonds.
Water_1927
Coweta (C), Wagoner County.. 36,000
500,000
a17.00
School Bonds.
Os '08 M-S 130.000.__ Sept 1 1928 Creek County
____
80,000
13,315,172
____
5s '07 s-a 812.000
1027 Is '07 s-a
0,000
1921
____
Custer County
12,264
49,000
12,000,000
I 7,500____Sept 1 1919
Funding Bonds.
5s '09 M-S I 7,500___Sept 1 1924 6s '09 F-A 382,000___Feb 13 1929 Davis, Murray County
1,316
25,000
d600,000
a29.25
7,500..__ _Sept 1 1929 BOND. DEBT May 1909_ _ $80,000
33,000
5,8 0,000
55.15
8,815
7,500____Sept 1 1934 Total assessed val. 1908 _ _ _2,201,879 Dewey County
75,000
5s '09 M-S 30,000____Sept 1 1929 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08.321.00 Duncan, Stephens County
1,164
1,274,000
a3.12
Durant School District
35,000
2,500,000
----_- SHATTUCK.
El Reno, Canadian County_ _ _ 55,000
5,230,000
g900
3,383
This place is in Ellis County.
El Reno School District
53,500
6.126,745
7.00
____
LOANSWhen Due.
Enid (C), Garfield County_ _ _._453,452
3,444
6,230,200
____
Water Bonds.
__ _ _
Eufaula, McIntosh County
40.000
6s '09___ $50,000_ __ _July 1 1934
___ _
762,417
Fairview (C), Major County.._100,000
---(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
24.502,232
46,000
23.50
Garfield County
22.076
SHAWNEE. A. D. Martin, City Clerk.
9,968,042
Garvin County
36,000
110.75
__ _ _
This city is in Pottowatomie County. Incorporated as a city of the first Geary, Blaine County
52,000
2,569
800,000
____
class March 16 1896.
Granite (C). Greer County
45,000
650,000
---LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer and Water Bonds.
Hartshorne, Pittsburg Co_ _ _ _105,000
599,711
Funding Bonds.
55 '07 F-A 8165,000e_Feb 1 1037
Hartshorne Sch. Dist. No. 1_ 28,497
800,000
6s '97 ___$5,198.02c-Oct 16 1917
Convention Hall Bonds.
---2,900c .__Dec 16 1917 5s'09 J-J $50,000____Jan 11929 Hobart, Klowa County
6s '97
127.500
1,637.538 •
15 00
6,000
Hospital Bonds.
_- _(Subject to call.)
Hobart School District
103,000
3,000,000
9.00
Water Works Bonds.
5s '09 J.J $20,000..,. _Jan 11029
25,000
1,485,623
8s '98 ___..$35,0000__ _Oct 11018 GEN. BONDS Oct 1909___ $557,000 Holdenvfile School District
---5%s'04 ____125,000c___Jan 1 1934 Assessment debt
500,000 Hughes County
32,500
9,666,000
al1.50
Assessed valuation 1909__ _4,595,000
25,000
250,000
_ __
City Hall Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) Hydro (T), Caddo County..
Os '03 ____ $30,000c_May 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_340.75 Jefferson Co. Sch. Dist. No. 1.. 25,000
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)_ __ _15,000 Johnston County
28,000
5,061,015
Os '09 J-J $125,000___Jan 1 1929
Kay County
35.000
22,530
20,932,688
_ ___
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Commerce, N. Y. CRY
Kingfisher, Kingfisher County 66.000
2,301
1,500,000
11.00
18,501
SHAWNEE SCHOOL. DISTRICT NO. 93. J. G. Knause, Clerk Board Kingfisher County
42.000
/10.50
12.436,2.0
of Education.
___ _
Krebs (C), Pittsburg County_ 50,000 •
450,000
____
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 23'09_ $196,500 Lefiore County
LOANS/8.80
33,000
11,218,839
Os '08 ____ $15,000____May 1 1936 Total assessed val. 1009_ _5,076,239
65,000
589,460
____
---7,500
1918-1927 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.) Lehigh, Coal County
1918 School tax (pez $1,000) 1909_$15.75 Lincoln County
4,000
51,800
17,225,000
56.00
27,007
1933
_
50,000
Love County Sch. Dist. No. 16 49,000
1,064,833____
•
'09
120,000
1929
McIntosh County
25,000
8,250,000
111-.50
Madill, Marshall County
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Commerce, New York.
40,000
700,000
a20.00
Mangum. Greer County
689,675
95,000
5,073
- ----TONKAWA.
Mayes County Sch. Dist. No, 1 25,000
Miami. Ottawa county
34,000
1,300,000
This city is In Kay County.
Muskogee County
45,000
21,911,727
Water-Works Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS70,500
10,027,651
14,015
Electric-Light Bonds.
5Yis'09 J-J $13,500--Jan 1 1929 Noble County
Norman School District
72,000
1,826,473
153.s'00 J-J $18,500___Jan 1 1929 BOND. DEBT April 1909_852,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908
550,000 Nowata (C), Nowata County..117,500
1,490,591
530'09 J-J
$5,000____Jan 1 1029
Okmuigee County
25,000
9,685,420
Ottawa County
_ _ __
25,000
7,789,853
110,50
TULSA. John 0. Mitchell, Mayor.
Paul's Valley, Garvin County.. 88,000
1,467
1,242,000
20.00
Pawnee (C), Pawnee County_ 94,000
1,000,000
Formerly a town in the Creek Nation (now in Tulsa County) in the
Pawnee County
Indian Territory.
12,386
31,500
10,849,654
12.50
20,009
67,900
55.25
11,800,108
When Due. GEN. BONDS June 1909._ $115,000 Payne County
LOANS___
45,000
15,530,464
Water debt (additional).__ 250,000 Pittsburg County
Funding Bonds
-- - 2,528
1928 Assessed valuation 1909___7,500,000 Ponca City. Kay County
____
67,500
312,000
Os
-__ $30,000
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) Pontotoc County
'
(Subject to call after 1918.)
6,507,724
35,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$28.00 Poteau, Leflore County
Sewer Bonds.
__
;61,940
a21- 30
- ..
40,000
1,390
5s '05 ____ $30,000____July 1 1025 Population in 1900
d11,439,342
57.00
26,412
45,900
17,000 Pottawatomie County
5s '07 M-S 25,000__Sent 1 1027 Population in 1907
d4,642,663
3.00
50,000
Ramona School District
20,000
5s '08 A-0 30,000o_Oct 15 1928 Population in 1909 (est.)
d600.000
a22.50
__ _ _
35,000
Water Bonds.
Roll. Pontotoc County
83 '08 ___ 3250.000____June 1 1928
3.648,059
110.50
39,000
8,190
Roger Mills County
(Subject to call after June 1 1918.)
Rogers County
95,000
8,444,374---INTEREST on the sewer bonds of 1908 Is payable at the National Bank Ryan (T), Jefferson County
500,000
9,000
aiii.O5
of Commerce, New York.
Sallisaw (T), Sequoyah Co__ _ 85,000
950.000
a30.00
Seminole Co. Sch. Dist, No. 22 25,000
VINITA. J. M. Mahoney, Treasurer
Sequoyah Co. Sch. Dist. No. 1 25,000
Formerly a town in the Cheroeke Nation (now in Craig County) In the Stephens County
6,516,104
....- 30,000
Indian Territory.
2,000,000
Stillwater Sch. Dist. No. 16._ 25,000
197.994
_800
City-Hall Bonds.
When Due.
Lincoln County
Stroud,
32,000
LOANS5s '09 ___ $28,000____July 1 1929 Sulphur School District
Water Bonds
1,667,589
65,000
5s
J-D $05,000c___Deo 1 1923 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $97,000 Talequah (C), Cherokee Co.__ 27,500
.E0
a2- 9
1,050,000
Assessed valuation 1909.._ _2,650,000 Tecumseh(C),PottawatomleCo 68,000
Sewer Bonds
- -_ 5s
J-D $20,000c___Deo 1 1923 (Assessment at about full value.)
753,721
Total tax mte(per $1,000) '09_314.00 Tecumseh School District_...... 74,000
School Bonds
.4,000,000
2.339 Tishomingo (T), Johnston Co. 50,000
Os
M-N $12,000c__Nov 1 1022 Population In 1900
___ _
23,669,527..„
.....
37,000
Tulsa County
INTEREST is payable at A. B. Leach & Co., New York.
Tulsa County Sch. Dist. No.29 25,000
1,931,000
2,372
a25.00
County.... 75,000
Wagoner, Wagoner
WILBURTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
8,714,000
58.50
30,000
Wagoner County
A district (P. 0. Wliburton) in Latimer County.
20,000,000
___ _
25,500
Washington County
When Due. I
LOANSWashington Co. S. D. No. 16: 44,000
5s '09 J-J $45,000____May 1 19291
15.001
73,000
17.50
- - -11.526,510
Washita County
32,000
d602.000
Watonga, Blaine County
a32.00
WOOD WARD. A. J. Viets, Treasurer.
Waurlka, Jefferson County
90,000
This town is the county seat of Woodward County.
al0.00
Weatherford (C), Custer Co_ 42,500
e1,000.000-d884,451
34..973
18.00
29,950
13,000,000
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 21 1909. $65,000 Woods County
LOANSWater Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_.._1,807,671 Woodward Sch. Dist. No. 1.... 82,000
2,086,000
(Assessment at full value.)
6s '06 M&S $50,0000.-Mch 1,1036
11-.00
Wynnewood. Woodward Co_.. 38,000
1.000,000
(Subject to call after March 1,'16) Total tax (per $1,000) '09_ _ _ _$20.75
3,500 - City. (T) Town. a Total tax. b County tax. c1907 valuation.
Os '07 M-N $15,000o..-May 1 1937 Population in 1909 (est) _
(C)
(Subject to call after May 1 1917.)
d 1908 valuation. e 1909 valuation. I State and county tax. go ExINTEREST is payable at the fiscal agency In New York City.
clusive of railroad assessment.
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149
DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE
TOW:Ns
PACIFIC STATES
TATES, Ciat4S AM)
IN THE
11111•111•=11=111=1111011.
INDEX FOR THE PACIFIC STATES, CITIES, Etc.
Pages 149 to 153 WASHINGTON-State, Cities, &c
CALIFORNIA-State, Cities, &c
Pages 153 to 154 NEVADA-State, Cities, &c
OREGON-State, Cities, &c
State of California.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Sept. 9 1850
Admitted as a State (Act of Sept. 9 1850)
158,360
Total area of State (square miles)
Sacramento
State Capital
Governor (term ex. 1st Mon. after Jan. i'11), Jas. N. Gillett
Sec. of State (term ex. 1st Mon. aft. Jan. 1 '11), C. F. Curry
Treasurer (term ex. 1st Mon. aft. Jan. 1 '11) Wm. R. Williams
Controller (term ex. 1st Mon. after Jan. 1 1911), A. B. Nye
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Monday after
January 1, and sessions are not limited, though members can draw pay
only 60 days.
Pages 155 to 157
Page 157
LIMIT OF INDEBTEDNESS.
SECTION 4. No city, town or municipal corporation shall incur an indebtedness for public improvements which shall in the aggregate exceed
15% of the assessed value of all the real and personal property of such city,
town or municipal corporation.
This new law was given in full in the "Chronicle," Aug. 10 1901. p. 303.
-At the November 1902 election the
TAX EXEMPT AMENDMENT.
following amendment to Article 13 of the State Constitution was favorably
voted upon. V. 74, p. 916; V. 75, p. 1366.
SECTION 1 ft. All bonds hereafter issued by the State of California, or
by any county, city and county, municipal corporation, or district (including school, reclamation and irrigation districts) within said State
shall be free and exempt from taxation. See editorial article in "State
and City Supplement" of October 1902.
POPULATION OF STATE.
864,69411860
379,994
1900
1,485,05311880
560.24711850
92.597
1890
1,208.13011870
In 1860-70 increase was 180,253, or 47.44%; In 1870-80 304,447. of
54.34%; in 1880-90 343,436. or 39.72%; and in 1890-1900, 276,923, of
22.9%. The number of Chinese in the population was 45.753 In 1900.
72,742 in 1890 and 75,132 in 1880.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
-For early history of tne State debt see "State
HISTORY OF DEBT.
and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 142.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
When Due.
When Due. LOANSLOANSCivil Bonds of 1860.
Funded Debt Bonds.
NOTE.
-For debts of civil divisions not found among the statements pinta
$500c
Int. ceased
Os g '73 J-J 2,277,500c
below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
Sea Wall Bonds.
Depot Bonds.
4s'01 J-J 600,000cJan 1 1912 4s '05 J-J $1,750,000c___Jan 2 1924
Many of the counties in this State levy a special tax on property outside
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1914.)
Civil Bonds of 1857.
incorporated cities and towns for making, repairing and sprinkling of
Int. ceased
$3,500c
roads, and the tax rate as given below under these counties is made up of
INTEREST is payable at the office of the Treasurer in Sacramento.
the State tax rate and the county tax rate including special road tax.
BONDS VOTED.
-On Nov. 8 1904 $2,000,000 4% sea-wall bonds were
authorized. V 79, p.747. $250.000 sold March 8 1906,1500,000 July 2 1908, ALAMEDA. F. E. Browning, City Clerk.
*500,000 on Jan. 6 1909 and $500,000 July 2 1909.
This city is in Alameda County. This city was re-incorporated in 1884.
TOTAL DEBT.
-The total bonded debt of the State on Sept.1 1009 was LOANSWhen Due.
Municipal Improvement Bonds,
$2.281,500, including $4,000 civil bonds on which interest has ceased.
1,
4s'08 A-0 $228.750c_ Apr 1 '10-'48
City Hall.
The warrant debt on that date was 3647.060 30. Cash in treasury on Sept. 1 5s '90 Mch S1 ,250c__Mch 1 1910 BOND. DEBT July 1 '08__ $464,925
190) amounted to $5,883,268 72. The $600,000 of Depot bonds, being in 53 '94 J-D 32,500c_ _Dec 1 '09-34 Tot. assessed val. '08-'09_16,877,650
the nature of a loan to the Harbor Commissioners,and the $1,750,000 seaElectric Light Plant.
(Ass,s,ment about 70% actual value)
wall bonds issued for San Francisco are not included In the total indebted- 5s '90 Mch $2,500c__Mch 1 1910 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'08426.50
ness of the State; these bonds are payable out of a sinking fund receiving
Fire Department.
11,165
Population in 1890
Its revenue from moneys collected by the San Francisco Harbor Commis- 5s '9() Mch $1,750c__Mch 1 1910 Population in 1900
16,464
sioners; $200,000 of this Issue is held by the State in trust for the State
Population in 1908 (est)
School.
25.500
School Fund.
5s '90 Mch 12,500c Mch 1 1910 INTEREST is payable in Alameda.
The interest-bearing debt, $2,277,500, is held as follows:
5s '94 J-D 26,643c__Dec 1 '0 -34
In trust for the State School Fund (bonds of 1873)
$1,526,500 4s '01 J-D 80,000c_ _Dec 1 '10-41
In trust for the University Fund (bonds of 1873)
751,000 ALAMEDA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4
The above bonds ($2,277,500). It is proper to add, matured in 1893. LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT July 1 1908.3112.000
No sinking fund having been provided for their payment, they were taken
High-School Building Bonds.
5s'08 semi-ant $15,500c __1910-1916
over by the State for its school funds and have been so held since 1893.
The State Treasurer on Sept.1 1909 held bonds aggregating $6,325.475
1 60,000c __1916-1926
for the benefit of the State School Fund; this includes $1,526,500 of the
funded debt bonds of 1873 mentioned above. The State Treasurer also ALESSANDRO IRRIGATION DISTRICT. Dissolved. See
holds $1,390,000 for the benefit of State Funds other than the School Fund. V. 81, p. 520.
This includes $751,000 of the funded debt bonds of 1873 held In trust for
ANAHEIM. Edward B. Merritt, City Clerk.
the University Fund referred to above.
This city is in Orange County. Re-incorporated June 1888.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The following statement shows the total
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_463,050
assessed valuation and the tax rate (per 81,000) for the years indicated.
City Hall Bonds.
Total assessed val. 09- 10_1,000,210
-decrease in 1906 caused by destruction of property by earthquake.
Valuation.
Tax rate. 68 '91 F-A $1,500c_ _Aug 1 '10-'11 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
Years.
Valuation.
Tax rate. Years.
Electric-Light Bonds.
City tax rate(per$1,000)'09-'10.$17.00
$4.98
$1,91,1,554,603
$1,217,648,863
1908
$4.00 1900
3,500
5.80 Os '94 J-D $4,550c_Dec 1 '10-'34 Population in 1909 (est)
1,101,137,290
1,878,001,035
4.45 1890
1907
Water and Light Bonds.
Population in 1900
1,456
6.40
1,595,897,411
666,399,985
4.76 1880
1900
8.65 Os '96 J-D $12,600c Dec 1 '10-'36 INTEREST payable in Anaheim.
1,624,023,1724.90 1870
277,538,134
1905
44,400c_ _July 2'10-'46
1,545,608,785
5.35 1860_ _
6.00 53 g '06 J-J
148,193.540
1904
1,290,238,964
3.82 1850___..
5.00 BAKERSFIELD. A. T. Lightner, City Clerk.
57,670,689
1902
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
-Fourteen amendments to tile
Incorporated Jan. 11 1898.
This city is in Kern County
State Constitution were voted on at the general election on Nov. 3 1908. LOANS.When Due.f BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_1163,000
Among those adopted was one amending Section 1 of Article 16 relating to
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908._ -3,433,580
State indebtedness. This is now made to read that hereafter in case of any Is '03 ___ $23,000 c
(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
debt created by this State, the principal of such debt or liability shall be
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'08_531.00
Sewer Bonds.
paid and discharged within seventy-eve years instead of twenty years. as 43-6sg'07M-N _$114.000c May 1 '10-'471Population in 1900
4,836
under the old law. Authority is also given to create a sinking fund. Another
School Bonds.
amendment which was adopted relates to the liability of stockholders of
$16,000
corporations or joint-stock associations. Another adds to Article 13 two
new sections. The effect of this amendment is to provide for an extensive BERKELEY, M. L. Hanscom, Auditor.
system ot taxation of corporations, all of which taxes are to be exclusively
This town is in Alameda County. Incorporated March 5 1895
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908431.597,998
LOANSfor State purposes. V. 87, p. 155Q.
School Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
DEBT LIMIT ATION.-Municipal Indebtedness as well as State debt is
58 g '92 Jan $7,500c__Jan 2 '10-'12 Town tax (per $1,000) 1908-$8.50
Constitution of California. The section relating 4%s'00 J-J
carefully regulated in the
77.500c_July 10'01-'40 Population In 1900
13,214
Munlc. I mpt. Bds.-(Tax Exempt.) Population in 1909 (est.)
40.000
to the bonding of counties, cities. towns. &c.. was altered by constitutional
$283.195c_Feb 1 '10-'47 INTEREST payable at office o
1
amendment adopted February 25 1891. Nothing In explanation of tile 4 .4sg'06F-A
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4368,195 Town Treasurer.
provisions needs to be said, as the sections of the Constitution treating of BERKELEY SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. V. Mendenhall. Clerk of Board of
this subject are all very plain and comprehensive; they will be found in
Education.
4;0'05 J-J $139,500c__Jan 1 '092
45104:1'06 3-3 $92,500c_July 15'10-'46
the "State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 146.
4 Ws'06 J-J 170.000c_July 15'10'26143is g '08 semi-an 195,000c1910-1948
A new law regulating indebtedness for public improvements was enacted
17.000c_July 15 10 2614 s g '08 semi-an 48,75001910-1948
s'06 J-J
In 1901. Section 4 of this law establishes a limit for such indebtedness,
I BOND. DEBT June 19084699.500
as follows:
INTEREST payable at office of County Treasurer.
1
150
CALIFORNIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
COLUSA. A. B. Jackson, Clerk.
This town is in Colusa County.
LOANSWhen Due.' Sewer Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s g '09 J-D $50,000 _Dec 1 '10-'49
5s g '09 J-D $50,000_ _Dec 1 '14-'38
INTEREST payable at the Town Treasurer's office.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. A. N. SJItenger, Auditor.
Martinez is the county seat. Bonds are tax-exempt.
OANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 40% actual value)
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
County tax (per M) Inside -..$11.00
j
4s g '03 J-J $161,000c
jOutslde .- 15.00
19431 1909
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909._ $161,000 Population in 1900
18.046
Total assessed val. 1909_32,472,408 Population In 1909 (est.)
35,000
INTEREST payable at County Treasury.
CORONA. E. J. Genereaux, Clerk Board of Trustees.
This city is in Riverside County- ) o -, tdif A, .. AZ11
LOANSStreet Bonds.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
•
5s g '09 A-0 $14,500„Aug I -10-'49
5s g '09 A-0 $30,000_ _ _Aug 1 '10-'49 Population in 1900
1,434
Drainage Bonds.
5s g '09 A-0 $91,000_ _Aug 1 '10-'49
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
CORONADO. W. Tilden Clark, Clerk.
This city is in San Diego County. Incorporated 1890.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _12,082,563
Municipal Improvment Bonds.
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'09_$14.00
58 '06 F
-A $124.875„Feb 1 '10-46 Population in 1000
960
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1909_5124,875 Population In 1909 (est)
1,500
IN I'I-.R.EST is payable at the office of City Treasurer.
EUREKA. J. P. Wunderlich, City Clerk.
[VoL. Lxxx-ix.
1
ssued. An election held in the city on March 26 1909 under the recall provision of the city charter resulted in the election of George Alexander
Mayor to succeed ex-Mayor Harper. V. 88, p. 055. In Aug. 1909 It was
voted to consolidate with the city of Wilmington (V. 89, p. 427) and with
the city of San Pedro. V. 89, p. 488.
LOANSWhen Due
Refunding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds
4s g '07 J-D$189,000c_July 1 '10-'37
4s '98 J-J $16.675c_July 1 '10-'39
Polytechnic High School.
31s'03 J-D 85,000c_June 1 '10-'43 33(s'03 J-D$170,000c June 1'10-1943
Detention Hospital Bonds.
Police Station, 1895.
3)s'04 J-D $43,750c_June 1 '10-'44 430'05 J-J $26,000c_July 1 '10-35
Fire Department Bonds.
Water Works Bonds.
4s '08 J-J $108.750c_June 1 '10-'39 434s'95 J-J $19,500c_ _July 1 '10-35
Impounding Reservoir Bonds.
45 g '05 M-N 1,b50,0000 Nov 1 '10-45
348'04 J-D $131,250c June!'10.'44 3(s'01 A-0 1,600,000c_Oct 1 '10-41
Internal Sewer System.
3%8'04 J-D 275,000_June 1 '10-31
5s '90 J-J $22,700c_July 1 '10-'11
Tunnel Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s '98 F-A$116,000c_Aug 1 '10-38
5s '01 May
Storm Drain Bonds.
$5,0J0c_May 1 '10-'12
(Subject to call.)
3'%s'03 J-D $340,000c__ June '10-43
Main and Lateral Sewer Bonds.
Public School.
4s g'06 J-J$265,J37.50c_July2'10-'46 3 Us'03 J-D $408,0000_June 1 '10 43
Park Bonds.
()wens River itond‘.
4s'95 F-A $7.250c_ Aug 1910-'39 4s '07 J-D $1,033,600cDec 31 '14-47
Outfit!! Sewer Bonds.
43is'07J-D $9,792,000c Dec31'14-'47
5s '92 II-N $76,000c_Nov 1 '10-'12 BOND.DEBT Oct 16'09_17,177,813
35'03 J-D 858,000c___Junc '10- 43 Assessed val. I u, 9-1 i_ _ _276,066,070
School Improvement
(Assessment about 35 actual value.)
5s '89 A-0 $2,000c_ _Oct 1 1910 City tax (per $1,000) '00-10-$14.70
102,479
430'95 J-J 198,900c_July 1 '10-35 Population in 1900
201,349
Population in 1905
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at the office of Kountze Bros., New
York, who are the fiscal agents for this city.
DEBT LIMITATION.
-The city charter limits Its debt to the amount
of $5,000,000. exclusive of loans for water works and sewers.
This city is In Humboldt County. Incorporated Feb. 10 1874. All bonds
are exempt from taxation.
LOS ANGELES CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. N. S. Averill, Secretary.
LOANSThird Ward School Bonds
When Due.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909
$481,000
City Hall Bonds.
4s '06 J-J $481 .000c_Jan 1 '10-'46 Assessed valuation 1908_259,501,834
43.s semi-an $12,375c
430 semi-an $87,500c
yearly on April 15.)
4s g '09 A-0 240,000_ _Apr 1 '10-'49 School tax rate(per $1,000)'0844,00
(Part
(Part yearly on July 15.)
Fifth Ward School Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable In Los Angeles.
Sewer Completion Bonds.
430 semi-an $12,375c
LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. N. S. Averill, Sec'y.
430 semi-an $30,625c
(Part yearly on April 15.)
(Part yearly on July 15.)
$221,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 22 1909 $230,500 LOANSWhen Due.1 BOND. DEBT Sept '09_
430 semi-an $70,125c
Assessed valuation 1909_8,036,957 4s g '06 J-J $221 ,000o_ _Jan 1 'I0-'26 Assessed valuation 1908_259,501,834
(Assessm't about 1-3 actual value.) 4s g '09 A-0 480,000_ _Apr 1 '10-'49 School tax rate(per$1,000) '08_54.00
(Part yearly on April 15.)
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
INTEREST is payable In Los Angeles.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1009__$11.00
430 semi-an $13,125c
Population in 1900.
7 327
Population In 1900 (est.) _ _ _14.000 LOS ANGELES CO. C. G. Keyes, Clerk; H. G. Dow, Aud.
(Part yearly on July 15.)
Park Bonds.
INTEREST payable at City TreasCounty seat Is Los Angeles. $3,500,000 road bonds were offered Nov. 23
430 seml-an $4,375c
urer's office.
1908. Up to Sept. 21 1909 $1,050,000 had been sold.
(Part yearly on July 15.)
LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '0951,081,000
County Bonds
Total assessed val, 1009_503,861,497
FRESNO. Wm. Dunn, Deputy Clerk.
Sag '90 J-J $11,0000._ _July 11010 (Assessment is about 1-3 actual val.)
This is the county seat of Fresno County. incorporated Oct. 27 1885.
(Subject to call.)
State &Co.tax(per$1,000) '09_ _..$9.00
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 12 '09.. $265,250
101,454
Highway Bonds.
Population in 1800
City Hall.
Assessed valuation 1908..10,538,355 43000 A-0 $1,050,000Feb 1 '15-'49 Population in 1900
170,298
430 06 J-J 173,0000 ____1008-1946 (Assessment about 35 actual value.)
Population In 1908 (est.) __ _350,000
Sewer.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__.$32.00
OPTION.
-All bonds subject to call at any time on 40 days' notice.
Ss g
J-J $26,000c_July 1 '10-35 Population in 1890
10,818
INTEREST Is payable at the office of Kountze Bros., New York, who
430'06 J-J 170,0000 ____1908-1946 Population In 1900
12,470 are the fiscal agents for this county.
Population in 1909 (est)
35,000
INTEREST is payable In Fresno.
MARIN COUNTY. T. J. Fallon, Treasurer.
FRESNO SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. 0. Miles, Clerk of County Super,
County seat is San Rafael.
visors. P. 0. Fresno.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessm't about 65% actual value.)
.
LOANSRefunding Bonds
When Due.1
State Ss Co tax (per M)jInside $11.60
5s g'09 Junej$50,000_ _June 12 '15-24
4,1 '1)6 .1.1 171.000c
1916
1909
lOutside 15.50
1100,000_ _June 12'25-34
BOND. DEBT Nov 1009_
$71,000 Population in 1890
13,072
Total assessed val. 1909 __19,353,481 Population in 1900
15,702
FRUITVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district in Alameda County.
MENDOCINO COUNTY. Geo. A. Johnson, Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due.1
County seat is Ukiah.
5s '09 M-S $100,000 ____1910-19291
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 35 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
State & Co tax (perlInside__$12.70
HANFORD.
45 '01 J-J 175,000c_ _July 1 '10-30
$1.000)1909_ _(Outside_ 17.70
This city Is in Kings County.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909._ _$77,500 Population In 1800
17,612
LOANSWhen Due.I Fire Department Bonds.
Total assessed val 1909_ _ _15,536,157 Population In 1900
20,465
Sewer Bonds.
15s 07
1947
17,000
INTEREST payable In Ukiah.
58 07 F-A $20,000
1947 Population in 1900
2.929
__Water Bonds.
MERCED COUNTY. J. P. Thornton, Clerk; A. L. Silman,
Se 07 ____ 113,000
19471
HUNTINGTON PARK UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district (P. 0. Huntington Park) In Los Angeles County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Building Bonds.
($10,000c_June 28 '15-19
5s g'09 June{ 15,000c_June 28'20-24
20,000c_June 28 '25-29
( 20,000c_June 28'30-33
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
Auditor.
County seat is Merced. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOANSWhen Due. State & Co tax (per $1,000)'00 $20.00
Refunding Bonds
Population in 1890
8,085
45 cr 03 Dec 370,000c_Dec 1 '10- 16 Population in 1900
9,215
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_
$70,000 Population in 190) (est)
16,000
Assessed valuation 1009..19,688,439
INTEREST is payable in Merced.
( i,,k ssuient noo..it n actual value.)
MODESTO. W. 0. Thompson, Clerk.
Thls city is in Stanislaus County. Incorporated 1884,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $82,000
LOANSCounty seat is Bakersfield.
____ $17,000
_s
Assessed valuation 1909._ 1,628 465
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 4 actual value.) Fire, Water, Sewer & Street Bonds. (Assessment about )5 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
State ea Co tax (per M) Inside $10.50 Sag '09 J-D $6,000c_Dec 1 '10-'12 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'00_$15.00
j
30,0000_Dec 1 '13-'25 Population in 1000 (est.)
4,500
430'07 J-J $212,000c ____1909-1017
1909
lOutside 13.50
18.0000_Dec 1 '26-'28
BOND.DEBT Apr 22'09_ $212,000 Population In 1900
16,480
INTEREST payable at Modesto.
Total assessed val. 1909_44,184,162 Population in 1009 (est.)
22,000
INTEREST payable at State Treasurer's office.
KERN COUNTY. I. L. Miller, Clerk; S. A. Woody,
'Auditor.
LINDA VISTA IRRIGATION DISTRICT, San Diego Co.
For proposed debt compromise see "State and City Section" for May
1908 and V. 81, p. 43.
LODI. J. M. McMahon, Clerk.
This city is in San Joaquin County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909._ $126,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1009..- _1,245,000
5s '08 J-J 148,333_ _July 1 '10-'38 (Assessment about t5 actual value.)
Light and Water Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 $15.00
5s '08 J-J 573,467„July 1 '10-'38 Population in 1000 (est.)
3,500
LONG BEACH. I. S. Hatch, Auditor.
This city is in Los Angeles County. Incorporated city of first class
Jan. 6 1908.
LOANSPublic-Hall Bonds.
When Due.
City..Hall Bonds.
5s '05 ___ $26,000
1935
5s '98 ___
$6,750
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
1038
Park Bonds.
1935
5s '05 ___ $26,500
5s '98 ___
53,562 50
1938
Water-Frontage Bonds.
Bath.House Bonds.
4s'09 ___ $245,000
1949
5s '98 ___
53,000
1938 BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ $449,343
Wharf Bonds.
Total assessed val 1909_ _17,476,204
5s '01 ___
$5,280
1041 (Assessment about 35 actual value.)
7s '94 ___
3,000
1014 City tax rate (per $1,000) '09..59.00
Pier Bonds.
Population In 1890
5(34
5s '03 ___ $87,500
Population In 1000
2,252
5s '06 ___
13,000
1922 Population in 1909 (est)
23,000
Sewer Bonds.
5s '03 --- $29,750
1943
INTEREST Is payable at the State Bank of Long Beach.
LONG BEACH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Albert Johnson, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND DEBT July 11009 $174,400
5s '08 ___ 543,000
1918 Assessed valuation 1908_ _19,627.101
School tax rate(per 11,000)'08_53.40
MODESTO IRRIGATION DISTRICT. C. S. Abbott, Sec
This district (P. 0. Modesto) is In Stanislaus County. All bonds are
tax-exempt.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 13'00.51,362,961
LOANS5s
J-J $1 008,511c__Jan '23-42 Assessed valuation 1009_ 5,539,270
5s
J-J
332,000C-Jan 25-44 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_$23.00
68 g
J-J
18,000c_ _Jan '14-23 Population in 1909 (est.)____ 12.000
Bonds, coupons and war$4,450
rants not yet exchanged_
INTEREST is payable at Treasurer's office ana at tne First National
Bank, Modesto.
MONROVIA. L. E. Hotchkiss, Clerk.
Monrovia Is In Los Angeles County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Bonds.
July $25,000___July 1 '10-34 5s '05 J-D $17,500___Dec 1 '08-41
6s
6s g
July
2,000_ Mch 10 1910
Building Bonds,
4.20s'07Ann 10,000
5s '05 J-D $7.505_ _Deo 1 '08-45
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $123,425
8s
July $18,125___July 1 '10-38 Total assessed Val. 1998_ _.2.187,009
6s
July 15,500 __Mch 10 '10-40 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
5s 07 Ann 15,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1908$14.00
(Ss '08 ___
10,000
Population in 1800
907
(Matur. part yrly. on Mch 1 unto '28) Population in 1900
1,205
6s '09 J-J $16,500__July 1 '10-'42
INTEREST is payable at Los Angeles.
MONROVIA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. F. S. Whitcomb, Clerk.
When Due lAssessed valuation 1909.-52,669,090
LOANS53 '03 ___ $8,000_
1910-1918 ( Assessment itooiit 3-5 aet...1 valiic.,
BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_$61,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$1.36
MONTEREY. W. E. Parker, Clerk.
This city is in Monterey County. '
LOANSWhen Due.1BONDED DEBT July 1009 $150,000
Municipal Improvement Bonds. 'Assessed valuation 1908_1,870,215
1,748
5s g '09 J-J $150,000e_ _Jan 2 '11-'511Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
LOS ANGELES. H. J. Lelande, Clerk; Chas. L. Wilde,
OAKLAND. Frank K. Mott, Mayor; Geo. E. Gross, Aud.
Deputy Clerk.
Oakland Is the county seat of Alameda County. Incorporated 1854.
This is the county seat of Los Angeles County. All bonds are exempt from LOANSWhen Due.
•
Refunding Bonds
taxation In California. This city was founded in 1781; incorporated In 1850.
School
-Building Bonds.
4s g '07 M-S $98,000o _Sept 1 '10-'37
On June 12 1907 this city voted to issue $23,000,000 Owens River water- 53 Oa J-J $60.0000_July 15 '10-'12
Sewer Bonds.
supply bonds. Up to Sept 15 1909 $10,825,600 of these bonds had been
435g'05 J-J $559,075_ _Jan 15 '10-'47
Nov. 1909]
CALIFORNIA CITIES AND TOWNS.
$27.00
When Due. Total tax ratel Old City
LOANS(per $1,000) Annex of '01. 26.90
Park Bonds.
1909-1910 _jAnnex of '97_ 26.70
4 )4g'07 J-J $942,400c_Jan 15 '10-'47
66,960
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909.51,659,475 Population in 1900
Tot. assessed val.'09-'10 117,600,000 Population in 1909 (est) ___2.20,000
about 3-5 actual value.)
(Assessment
INTEREST on all bonds payable at City Treasurer's office; school and
sewer bonds can also be paid at National Park Bank, New York.
OAKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. 13. S. York, Dep. Supt. City Schools
1Vhen Due. Assessed valuation, real_$90,000,000
LOANS48
J-J $840,000c_ _July '10-'44 Assessed val, personal.._ 13,000,000
Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _103.000,000
____ 268,000
4s
,
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_51,108,000 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_54.50
INTEREST is payable at Oakland.
-Bonds arc exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
PALO ALTO. A. G. Walker Clerk.
This city is in Santa Clara County. Incorporated July 1 1909.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 11909. $156,500
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_ _ 3,343.521
Water Bonds
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
A-0 $26,000c
55
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.._ _$32.60
Sewer Bonds.
1.658
Population In 1900
55
A-0 $29.000c
6,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
Improvement Bonds.
INTEREST payable in Palo Alto.
A-0 $33,000c
55
Bonds are tax exempt.
A-0 73,125c
5s
14,000_ _July 1 '10-'40
5s g '09 J-J
LOANSWhen Due.
Water-Main Bonds.
4s '03 J-J $126,000c_Jan 1 '10-'41
(Subject to call at any time.)
Levee and Sewer Bonds.
48 g '05 J-J $145.000c._ _ _Jan '10-'38
(Subject to call at any time.)
5s '04 J-J $15 000c_Jan 1 '10-'13
(Subject to call at any time.)
4s g '08 J-J $195,000c_ _ _ _Jan 1 1948
(Subject to call at any time.)
High-School Bonds.
4s '05 J-J $180,000c_Jan 1 '10-'45
(Subject to call at any time.)
4s '08 J-J $48,000c
4s '08 J-J
72,500c_July 1 '10-'38
(Subject to call any time.)
151
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $285,000c_July 1 '10-'47
17,100
Old bonds outstanding__ _
BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '0951,073,600
Assessed valuation, real_ .24,315,550
Assessed val., personal___ 6,091,350
30,406,90
Total valuation 1909
(Assessment about50'; actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$16.00
26,386
Population in 1890
Population In 1900 (Census) 29,282
50,000
Population in 1907
65,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY. L. P. Williams, Auditor.
County seat is Sacramento.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '0951,625,000
73,125
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
4 )68'92 J J
$82 000c_ _July 1 1912 Value of Co. property ('09) 562,268
4348'93 J-J
58,000c__July 1 1913 Total assessed val. 1909_58,298.532
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
4)0'07 J-D 225,000_ _Dec 10 '17-'46 State & Co. tax perl Inside_ _ _$20 00
Court
-House and Jail Bonds.
$1,000), 1909_'Outside _ 19.20
435s'07 J $660,000_ _Dec 10 '17-'46 Population in 1890
40,339
-D
Road Bonds.
45,915
Population in 1900
83,000
PASADENA. Heman Dyer, Clerk; D. D. Kellogg, Auditor. 4 Ms'07 J-D $600,000- _Dec 10'17-'46 Population in 1908 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros., New York.
Incorporated June 14 1886.
This city Is In Los Angeles County
OPTIONAL.
-All of the county's bonds, except those of 1907, are subA Special Water Committee is investigating the properties of the Lake
Vineyard Land & Water Co. and the Pasadena Land & Water Co., with ject to call on forty days' notice.
tile view to calling an election for the purchase of the same. V. 89, p. 944, SALINAS CITY. John .1. Kelly, City Clerk.
Electric-Light and Fire Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSThis city is In Monterey County.
4s '06 J-J $185,000c___July 1 1946
Improvement Bonds
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 12'09_$112,250
Electric-Light and Sewer Bonds.
45 g '02 J-J $98,800e&rJan 2 '10-'22
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _2,126,060
4s g '02 J-J 122.100cecrJan 2 '10-'42 430'08 A-0 $97,500c_ _Apr 1 1948
BOND. DEBT July 1 1909 $676,325 5s '97 ___ $28,000„Jan 2 '10-'37 (Assessm't about 3-5 actual value.)
Library Bonds
City Hall Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08 $29.40
$425c__ Feb 11910 Total assessed val. 1909_ _38,910,000
Feb
7s '90
3.304
(Assessment about 60% actual value) :is g '06 JD $47.500c_ Dec 31 '09-46 Population in 1900
Water Bonds.
INTEREST payable at City Tress48 '05 M-N $22,500c May 1 '10-'45 City tax rate (p. $1,000)'09-1049.80 5s School Bonds
'09 ___ $22,500__Jan 2 '10-'39
urer's office.
9,117
Population in 1900
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '09 M-S $150,000c_Mch 1 '10-'49 Population in 1909 (est.)___32,500 5g '06 J-D 14,250c_ _Dec 31 '09-'46
INTEREST payable at Pasadena
SAN BERNARDINO. Harry Allison, Clerk.
-All the above bonds are exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
This city Is located In San Bernardino County. Incorporated 1888.
PASADENA CITY SCHOOL DIS4RICj. A. L. Hamilton, Supt.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Sept '08 $321,125
LOANSIncludes the City of Pasadena and North and East Pasadena.
Total valuation 1906-'07_ __5.033 354
Water Bonds
When Due. 430'08 __ $150,000e_Mch 1 '13-'42 Os
LOANS$8,000c_ Jan 1 1910 (Assessm't about 40% actual value.)
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '09_ $470,000 45 '03 J-J 138,550c_Apr 1 '10-'43 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'07-$17.50
Bonds.
School
A-0
4)0 '02Sept $55,000c Sept 15 '10-'22 Assessed valuation 1908 _27,719.706 4s '03 A-0 57,800c_Apr 1 '10-'43 Population in 1900
6,150
48 'aSept 50,000c Sept 8 '13-'37 (Assessm't abt. 33 to 40% actaul val)
15,000
Improvement Bds.-(Tax-Exempt) Population in 1906 (est.)
$7.00 4348'08 A-0$107,250
4)4s '040ct 45,000c Oct 24 '10-'18 School tax (per *1,000) 1908
1910-1948
48'06 M-N$150,000c Mch 12 '10-'39
INTEREST is payable at City Treasurer's ofticeand in New York.
INTEREST on the 4% bonds is payable at the County Treasurer's office,
SAN BUENVENTURA.. Edwin Is2nsee, Clerk.
Los Angeles.
This city (P. 0. Ventura) Is In Ventura County. Incorporated 184'11.
PLUMAS COUNTY. H. P. McBeth, County Auditor.
Reincorporated 1905.
Quincy is the county seat. All bonds are tax-exempt,
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.1
When Due, BOND. DEBT Nov 10 1909 $135,100 LoA.NsLOANS5s '03 M-N $5,600e_ _May 1 1923
Ainnici nal Improvement Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _5,645,747
Refunding Bonds.
(Part due each year.)
1934 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) 58 g '07J-D $134,189c_ _Dec 30'09-37
A-0 $35,100c
48
Street Bonds.
(Part due each year.)
Bridge and Highway Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per$1,000) '09_$20.00
5s g '03 M-N $1,400c__ _May 1 1923
Bond..
f*40,000c____Oct 1 1917 Population in 190.' (est.)
6,000 5s Park .1-D
g,'07
(Part due each year.)
$9.(;25 -_ Dee 1 '09-27
4s g '07 A-0{ 20,000c_ _ _ _Oct 1 1922
2,400c__ _May 1 1923
5s g '03 M-N
(Part due each year.)
I 20,000c____Oct 1 1927
Town-Hpii Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1909_ $158,214
I 20,000c_ _ _ _Oct 1 1932
Is g'03 M-N $5,600c___Alay 1 1923 Total assessed val. '09-10_1,747,377
INTEREST is payable at the office of the County Treasurer.
(Part due each year.)
(Assessment about 3.4 actual value..
POMONA. '1'. It. Trotter, Clerk.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$18.00
3,118
Population in 1905
This city is la Los Angeles County. Incorporated Jan. 1888
City-Hall Bonds.
INTEREST payable at city treasury. All bonds exempt from taxation.
When Due.
LOANS430'09 J-J $30,000c_July 1 '10-'49
Sewer Bonds.
City Aud.
23,000c_July 1 '10-49 SAN DIEGO. J.F. Forward, Mayor; Daniel Potter
430'09 J-J
5s '00 J-D $23,250
'
This Is the county seat of San Diego County. Incorporated Jan. 11835.
BOND. DEBT Oct 18 '09_ $166,250
Park Bonds.
All bonds are exempt from all taxes.
Assessed val. 1909 (est.) __5,292,446
4s '03 J-I) $25,500
Water Bonds.
When Due.
(Assessment about )4 actual value.) LOANSBonds.
School
Street Bonds.
43-s'01 J-J $480,000c.July 1 '10-'41
Total tax (per $1,000.) 1909 _$15.00
__'03 J-D $25,500
5,520 43.g'07 J-D $66,000c_June 1 '10-'42 434s'03 J-J 169,150c_July 1 '10-'43
4)0'07 J-D 39,000c July 1 '10-'47 Population in 1900
1910 4)4g'05 A-0 47,250c_ _Oct 1 '10-'45
4,000c
12,000 434s'07 J-D
(est.)
Population in 1909
Bridge Bonds.
43ig'07 J-D 56,130_ _June 1 '10-'47
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
.._258,891
434s'03 J-J
$2,000c_July 1 10-'13 43
-Ss
REDLANDS. L. W. Clark, Clerk and Assessor.
Sewer Extension Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
_ _ _ _ $63,000
4)0'03 J-J $119,000c-July 1 '10-'43 4)4s
This city is in San Bernardino County. Incorporated Nov. 1888.
65,000
LOANSPublic Park Bonds.
When Due.
434g'05 A-0 67,500c_ _Oct 1 '10-'45 __ '08 ___
City Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4)4g'07 F-At$13,000c_ _Aug 1 '10-'22 4)4g'07 J-D 32,138c_June 1 '10-'42
6s g
___ 48,500
10,000c_ _Aug 1 '23-'27 __
M-N $15,000c May 1 '10-'12
430'98 J-J $190,125c -Jan 3 '10-'38
Fire Hail Bonds.
BOND. DEI T Sept 18 '09_ $175,570 __
Reservoir Bonds.
___ 51,395
434s g M-N $1,500e Nov 1 '10-'12 Assessed valuation 1909_8 028,000 -4,149
____
4 %g'07 J-D 1143,961c_June 1 '10-'45
Street Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
---- 12,335
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_51,900,000
$1,250e_ July 1 1910 City tax rate (per $1,000) '09.413.00 -430 g J-J
3,889
_Water bonds (included)._ 1.183,000
1,904
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
Population In 1890
5,000
Total assessed val. 1909_ _35,020,325
4 Mg'05 J-J $90,000c_July 15 '10-'45 Population in 1900
4,797
2,500____June 1 1918 (Assessment about )4 actual value.)
Special Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1900 (est.)._ -12,000 430'08 _ I 2,000___Tune 1 1919 City tax (per $1,000) 1908 _ _ $14.80
_17,700
Sag '07 J-J $45,000_ _Jan 15 '10-'27
2,500_ _June 1 1920 Population In 1900
INTEREST on the 6% city bonds Is payable at the Chase Nat. Bank,
INTEREST payable in San Diego.
18,000__June 1 '21-'22
New York; on all other bonds at office of City Treasurer.
SAN DIEGO SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. W. Belding, Secretary
W. P. Smith, Superintendent.
REDLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT
When Due !BOND. DEBT Mch 16 '09 $258,000
LOANS1Vhen Due. --'03
_ _ j$4,000_ _Apr 13 '20-'21 45 g '06 July$102.000c_ _July '10.'26 Assessed valuation 1908..20.414,484
LOANS$3,000___July 16 1910
1 1,000___Apr 13 1922 5s '07 July 150,0))0 • _July 5 '13-'271 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
____ 14,000_ _Mch 8 '10-'23 4)0'09 s-an 45,000
I 1,000_ „Mch 6 1910 ....'04
'00
1921-1929'School tax rate (per $1,000) '08_52.60
__
1 3,000____Mch 6 1911 .._'07
56,000_ _July 17'10-23
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's office.
__tot
____ 16,000_ _Aug 22 '12'19 5sg'08 Aug 50,000c_Aug 24 '23-'32 SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. W. Belding, Secretary.
14,000_Sept 15 '10-'23 BONDED DEBT Oct '08_ $158.000 LOANS___'02
When Due.)Assessed valuation 1908 $20,414,4s4
I 21,000__May 26 '12-18
_'02
Sag '05 M-S $135,000c Sept '11-'251(Assessment about 2-3 actual value
1 4,000_May 26 1919
BOND. DEBT Mch 16 1909 $135,000 School tax rate (per $1,0(10) '08_51.80
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office
RIVERSIDE. C. It. Stibbens, City Auditor.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY. John F. Schwartz, Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Riverside County. Incorporated 1883
09 $115,500
21 ,
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept
San Diego Is the county scat.
LOANSI Total assessed val.'09-'10_11,989,628 LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ _$1,250,000
55
Highway Bonds.
1Assessed valuation 1909_ _37.481,203
s.-an.$58,500c Aug 1 '10-'35 (Assessment abt. 30% actual value.)
46 3
.8
Electric-Light Imp't Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000)'09_$1 1.50 434s g'09 A-01$930,000 Oct 1 '10-'39 State & Co. tax per Inside'$14.00
lOutside 20.00
F-A $26,000c Aug 1 '10-'37 Population in 1890
5s
1 320,000 Oct 1 '40-'491 $1,00) 1909_
7,973 State & county taxInside __$14.001Population in 1900
35,090
Steam Power Plant Bonds.
Population In 1900
13,000
J-D $31,000c June 1 '10-'40 Population In 1909 (est.)
4s g
(per $1,000) 1909_10utsIde_ 20.001 INTEREST payable In San Diego.
INTEREST on steam power plant bonds is payable at Riverside; on all
SAN FRANCISCO. Edward R. Taylor, Mayor; John E.
other bonds at New York.
RIVERSIDE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Behan, Clerk Board of Supervisors.
A. N. Wheelock, Supt.
$88,500
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1 '01)
LOANSSan Francisco Is in San Francisco County, and the financial statement
F-A $40,0000 _ _ _ _1911-1920 Assessed valuation 1908....9,349,6112 given below Is for both city and county. On Nov. 5 1907 the city voted
4s g
_ _ j 4,1)01 c lune 18 '1 • i (Assessm't 30 to 50% actual val.) in favor of 21 amendments to the City Charter. V. 85, p. 1418.
Is
I move
Is 1912 School tax (per $1,000) 1008-$6.50
Earthquake and Fire.-Thls city was visited by an earthquake on April 18
2,500c_ _Feb 5 1910 Population In 1908 (est.)
13,000 1906, and the subterranean upheaval, together with the fires resulting
F-A
4s
5s '08 June 40,000c_June 3 '13-'22
therefrom, caused the loss of many lives and the destruction of property
INTEREST payable ,t County Treasury.
to the estimated value of several hundred millions of dollars. The territory
destroyed by fire covered 2.500 acres, or about four square miles. See
RIVERSIDE COUNTY. Geo. H. Brown, Auditor.
V. 82, p. 945, 999 and 1060. A compilation of the New York State InsurRiverside is the county scat.
ance Department revealed a gross Insurance loss of $222,836,307 and a net
When Due. (Assessment about )4 actual value.)
LOANSre-insurance and estimated salvage of 1132.823,067.
State & Co. tax
Court-House Bonds.
17.5050
1 1:550
$17 0 loss after deducting Final steps have been taken by this city for acquiring
See V. 82, p. 337.
4s g '02 M-S8150.000c_Sept 1 '13-'42 per $1,000) '09 Outside
the plant of the County Line Water Co. V. 89, p. 1364. [$4,000,000
BOND.DEBT Oct 15 '09_ $150,000 Population in 1 00
17,81)4
27,000 bonds will be offered Dec. 6 1909.]
Total assessed val. '09...430,669,885 Population In 1009 test.)
School Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's office.
334s
J-.1 $628,600__July 1 '10-'16
Golden Gate Park Bonds.
SACRAMENTO. Fred. W.Carey, Aud.; E. Haynes, Deputy. 3)4s J-J $287,000c_July 1 '10-'44 5s '08 J-J 2,100,000-JulY 1 '14-'48
Street Bonds.
Library Bonds.
This city is the county seat of Sacramento County and the capital of the
J-J $548.500c_July 1 '10-'19
j $534,300c_July 1 '10-'22 314s
-J
State and was re-incorporated April 23 1863. The original debt was a 334s
City Jail and Hail of Justice.
Mission Park Bonds.
little less than $1,600,000, being four series of 6%bonds, issued in 1858, and
J-J $191,400o.. July 1'10-'20
J-J $255,5000_July 1 '10-'44 330
falling due in 1888, 1893, 1898 and 1903. The flood of 1861-1862 destroyed 3s
5s
-___ 660,000
Playground Bonds.
half of the property values. The coupons had been delinquent for a dozen
-Protection Bonds.
Fire
J-J 1647,5000_July 1 '10-'44
years and In 1872 a Funded Debt Commission (abolished by Legislative 334s
5s '08 J-J$3,000,000_ _July 1 '16-'55
Hospital Bonds
created and received from the city a gift, or capital
Act of 1809) was
J-J $125,000c_July 1 '10-'14
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
of $212,080.80. With this It bought bonds and coupons, and collected 3
from the city as other creditors did and re-Invested in more bonds and Ss '08 J-J 680,000-July 1 '13-'32 5s '08 J-J $640.000„July 1 '11-'30
Water-Supply Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
coupons. In 1899 the Commission was ordered by decree of Court to cancel
5s '08 J-JS1,600,000-JulY 1 '15-'541434s'09 J-J $240,000_ _Jan 1 '10-'15
$1,411,187.80 of the bonds and coupons at par.
152
CALIFORNIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Special bonds made payable by statute from taxes on lands benefited:
Montgomery Avenue bonds
$1,579,000
Dupont Street bonds, 7s, amount outstanding
285,000
The Dupont Street bonds have long been Involved In litigation, but
the U. S. Circuit Court in Sept. 1903 ruled in favor of the bondholders
the property owners being made liable for the face value of bonds. Y. 77,
p. 988 An appeal was taken, which up to Oct. 1 1909 was still pending.
Holders of Montgomery Avenue bonds brought suit against the State
to recover the face value and interest aggregating $2,000,000. The Superior Court holds that the State is not liable. V. 78, p. 1565; V. 79,
p. 925, 1659, and V. 80, p. 483, 1070; V. 81, p. 1449.
INTEREST Is payable In gold In San Francisco.
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUNDS, &c.
Oa. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Sept.1 '07. July 1 '06.
$12,140,800 $3,439,800 $3,865,600 *4,568,600
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds
21,022
19,803
77,875
442,309
Lxxxtx.
SANTA ANA COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
When Due. School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ __$2.00
LOANS$50,000
_
_s '09
SANTA ANA HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
When Due. School tax rate (per $1,000) '09.54.00
LOANS-s '09 ____ $25,000
SANTA BARBARA. W. R. Kearney, Treasurer.
Santa Barbara Is in Santa Barbara County
Incorporated March 9 1874.
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds.
Boulevard Bonds.
43s
F-A $48,000c_ _Aug 1 '10-'41
Mch $10.500c Mch 25 1910-12 _s
80 000
5s
4 Ms g F-A 42,500n_ _Aug 1 '10.'43 _s
4;0'07 F-A 47,500c_Aug 1 '10-'47 4ms'08 ii-- - 1750000__Sept 1 '10-'48
.s 38:
Outfall Sewer Bonds.
Municipal-Improvement Bonds.
5s
Oct 32,850c_Oct 22 '09-'11 43.s'09 J-J $43,000__July 1 '10-'49
Main Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT July 1 '09_ $501,600
43 g F-A $12,250c__Aug 1 '09-'34 Total assessed val., 1908_8,565,940
-is
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment Is 3-5 actual value.)
4 Ms g F-A $17,000c__Aug 1 '10-'43 City tax rate (per $1,000) '084.12.50
High-School Bonds.
5.567
6 884
Population In 1890
5s
Jan 548,000c_Jan 10 '10-'41 Population in 1900
Oak Park Bonds.
4)s'04 F-A 313,500c.Aug 15 '09-'44
INTEREST is payable at Kountze Bros., New York, who are fiscal
agents for this city.
$12,120,997 $3,418,778 $3,787,725 $4,126,291
Net debt
-The following is a description of the property
CITY PROPERTY.
owned by the City and County of San Francisco, as transmitted to the State
Comptroller by direction of the Board of Supervisors In October 1909.
The water, gas and electric-light plant are not owned by the city.
Park reservations, public squares and Improvements
$14,100,000
Fire department, lots and Improvements, apparatus, ecc
1,973,800
Police department, lots, Improvements and furnishings
160,000
Fire alarm and police telegraph, apparatus, ece
254.000
Justice, county jails, hospitals, almshouses,
City hall, Hall of
lots and Improvements and furniture
4,878,300 SANTA CLARA. G. J. Fenton, Clerk.
Cemetery reservation
51)0.000
This town is In Santa Clara County.
Sundry lots
282,600 LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.
Channel Street lots from Ninth to Eighteenth streets
110.000
School-House Bonds.
4Ms'07 ____ $29,250__May 1 '10-'47
School lots, improvements, libraries, furniture, &c
6,892,000 5s g'05 J-J $45,000c_Jan 2 '10-'45
Water
Garbage system
350,000 43s'07 ____
2,020„May 1 '10-'47 5s '95 ____ $39,000.,..May 1 '10-'35
Hetch-Hetchy lands
173,800
Gas Bonds
BOND. DEBT July 1909_ _ $159,000
5s '00 ____ $23,250___Jan 1 '10-'40 Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _1,018.343
Total
$29.764,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08414.70
Water, Light .x Power Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
-Assessment 65% to 4;4s'07 M N 520,475 May 1 '1)'-l7 Population in 1900
9,240
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
70% actual value. Assessment decreased in 1906 owing to earthquake.
Tax Nate
Assessed Valuation
Years.
Total.
Real.
per $1,000 SANTA CRUZ. T. W.Drullard, Mayor; J. L. Wright, Clerk.
Personal.
1908-09
This city Is in Santa Cruz County. The clty was in litigation over Its 5%
5349011,902 $104,820,828 $454,332,820 $19.00
refunding bonds (issued April 16 1894), which it refused to pay, they having
429,632,843
102,127,826
1907-08
18.60
327,505,007
88,634,940
been purloined, but after extensive litigation (for particulars see "State &
376,138,737
1906-07
287,503,797
17.98
122,258,406
1005-06
402,127,261
524,385,667
City" Section for Nov. 1908) a compromise was effected in March 1003, the
10.54
122,610,409
380,282,050
16.55
502,892,459
1904-05
details of which will be found in V. 76, p. 770. The city was in litigation
123,417,001
289,682,092
413,099,993
1901-02
15.62
also over $225,000 5% water bonds Issued Jan. 16 1889, but in this case,
119,806,245
285,305,370
1899-00
405,111,615
having received value for the bonds, has been disposed to pay maturing
16.30
241,119,410
64,920,995
1889-00
306,040,405
17.22
principal and Interest, notwithstanding their supposed invalidity. The
166,429,845
51,057,229
1879-80
217,487,074
19.95
suits brought by tax-payers to resist the payment of interest have been dis69,776,603
44,982.007
1869-70
114,759,510
missed by the Court, and the bonds and coupons are being paid as they fall
30.80
The tax rate for city andcounty purposes for 1908 was $15.00 and for due. Interest on all bonds has been reduced to 4 %. Bonds are taxState purposes $4.00 per $1,000 of valuation.
exempt.
The amount of taxes levied in 1908-09 for city and county purposes was BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09 $225,000 Population In 1890
5,506
$116,814,902 for State purposes was $1, 89,608; total amount of taxes, Total assessed val. 1909 _16 010,325 Population in 1900 _______
1
5,659
$111,817,331.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) Population In 1008 (est.)
14,500
The charter limits taxation to $1 on the $100 for all current expenses City tax rate (per $1.000) '09_514.44
except the maintenance of parks, for which purposes Is allowed 7 cents
SANTA CRUZ SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. W. Linscott, Supt. of Schools. •
additional on the $100.
LOANSWhen Due.
POPULATION.
-In 1909 (est.), 500,000; In 1900 (Census) was 342,782; 55 '08 J-D 545,000__June 1 '10-'18 Assessed valuation 1908_ _$7,500,000
(Assessment at M actual value.)
It was 298,997: In 1880 it was 233,959; In 1870 It was 149,473.
In 1890
BOND. DEBT Sept 27 '09_545,000 School tax rate (per $1,000)'08$3.50
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office in Santa Cruz.
SAN JACINTO AND PLEASANT VALLEY IRRI. DIST.
This district was declared by the court as illegal.
SANTA MONICA. J. E. Hemmingway, Clerk.
This city Is in Los Angeles County.
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. Eugene D. Graham, Clerk
LOANS1Vhen Due.IBOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $319,500
of County Supervisors.
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_7.347.625
Stockton is the county seat.
5s '07 M-N$142,500__Nov 1 '09-'47 (Assessment about M actual value.)
TVlien Due. BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_ $290,000
LOANSIncinerator Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903__ _ _$16.50
Assessed valuation 1909_ _50,592,150 Is '07 M-N $9,500___Nov 1 '10-'47 Population in 1900
Highway Bonds.
5,521
_ _1912-1949 Population in 1900
55 g '09 J-J $290,000c
35,452
Population In 1909 (est.)
13,000
State & Co. tax ratej Inside _$12.00
(For maturity see V. 89, p. 243.)
(per $1,000) 1909_1 Outside_ 15.76 SANTA MONICA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office or at the office 4 Ms'06 June $42,000_June 18 '10-'161110ND. DEBT July 1 1909.4146.,000
5s '08 M-N 30,000
I Assessed valuation 1908_ _ 6,837,232
of Kountze Bros., New York City.
SAN JOSE. Chas. W. Davison, Mayor; Roy Walter, Clerk. SANTA ROSA. C. D. Clawson, City Clerk.
This city is In Santa Clara County. Incorporated 1850. All bonds are
exempt from taxation.
TVhcn Due. I City-Hall and Fire Bonds.
LOANS4 10 gF-A 3142,246 c.-.Aug 1 '10-'47
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
4s g '06 A-0 $198,849c_ _Apr 1 '10-'46; BOND. DEBT Mch 6 '00_ $433,875
Total assessed val. '08-'09 19,197,00)
High School Bonds.
43is g J-D 851,750c_ _June 1 '10-37 1 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value)
Total tax rate (per M)'08-'09_825.0)
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $28,000c_June 1 '10-'37 . Population In 1900
430
21,500
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
SAN JOSE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Alex. Sheriffs, Supt. of City Schools.
When Due. BOND. 1)EBT Sept 1900_ $254,000
LOANS4s g '07 Jan f$165.000c_Jan 1 '10-'42 Total assessed val. 1909_ _19,600,000
50,000c_Jan 1 '43-'47 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5s '08 M-N 34,000c_May 1 '10-'43 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_525.90
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office
SAN JOSE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. Alex. Sheriffs, Supt. of City
Schools.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $185,250
LOANS)$120,000c ___1910-10241Total assessed val, 1909_19,600,000
1025!(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
48 g '07 Jan I 13,000c
1926 School tax rate(per $1,000) '09.$25.00
13,000c
1927
INTEREST Is payable at the
I 13,000c
5s 'Os M-N 19.1101),_ May 1 '1:1-25 County Treasurer's office.
SAN LUIS OBISPO. W. J. Miles, Clerk.
This city is in San Luis Obispo County.
LOANSWhen Due. Population in 1900
Improvement Bonds.
5s g '09 J-J $180,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'49
INTEREST Is payable at City Treasurer's office.
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY
3,021
H. H. Carpenter, Co. Clerk.
San Luis Obispo is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation, real.$12,086,504
County Bonds.
Assessed val., personal_ __ 3,172,162
58 '91 M-S $12,000c _
1911 Assessed valuation, RR
1,908,799
Wharf Bonds.
Total valuation 1009._ -._17,167,465
5s g '06 July $40,000c_July 11911-'30 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) State & Co. tax perj Inside_ _ 414.50
5s g '06 July 350,000c_July 1 '11-'35
$1,000) 1909____10utside - 20.00
(Subject to call after July 1 1916.) Population in 1909 (est.)
26,000
BOND.DEBT Sept 1909_ _5102,000 Population In 1900_ _
_ _ _ _16,637
SAN MATEO COUNTY. W. H. Underhill, Auditor.
Redwood City Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
Court House Bonds.
45 g '06 M-Sf$90,000c_Sept 1 '10-'39
1 35,000c_Sept 1 '40-46
1515,000e_Sept 1 '10-'39
4s g '06 M-S1 4,000c_Sept 1 '40-'43
I 6,000c_Sept 1 '44-'46
SAUSALITO. John E. Kipp, Clerk.
This town is in Mann County.
LOANSWhen Due.!Assessed valuation 1009_ .81,713,350
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5s '09 J-J $100,000e_Jan 15 '1O-'40 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09416,80
(Part due each year.)
(Population In 1000
1,628
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09 5100,0001
SONOMA COUNTY. Chas. A. Pool, Auditor.
Santa Rosa is the county seat. All bonds are tax-exempt In California.
LOANS-When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_836,205,221
Court-House Bonds (Tax-Exempt). (Assessment about (-1 actual value)
( 560,000c_June 30 '12-21 StateecCo.t; 00
1x(
h i 10 per M) Inside $14.00
4 Mg'07Junei 100,000c_June 30'23-32
)
18.11(
lOutskie 38,480
I 120,000c_June 30'33-42 Population In 1900
BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '09_$280,000 INTEREST payable In Santa Rosa
STOCKTON. R. R. Reibenstein, Mayor; F. A. Kenyon,
Assessor.
Stockton Is In San Joaquin County. Incorporated Aug. 5 1850.
n
7 o ndl ,00.,46
55 trtr(eet- i_l‘ pr 8v e 1 5
LOANSWhen Due.S m p i s io 2.:2e VIBeb s.
Wharf Bonds.
5s '00
$8,000___Sept 10 1920 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 190952 6:78
18,0 750
0
82
Total valuation 1908
Bridge Bonds.
55 '00 ____ $3,750 __Sept 10 1920 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___832.10
Public-Square Bondi.
$7,500
5s '00
Sept 1920 Population In 1890
_14,424
55 Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1900
17 506
____ 560,900
INTEREST payable at Stockton.
____ 39,00,0
4s
STOCKTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. James A. Barr, Superintendent.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1909_
$90,000
High-School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908 _ .17,261,22o
55
July 390,000c_July 1 '10-'211School tax (per $1,000) 1908_47.00
INTEREST Is payable in Stockton.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ $193,000 SUTTER COUNTY LEVEE DISTRICT NO. 1.
Assessed valuation 191,9 _27,075,129
N district (P. 0. Yuba City) Is In Sutter County.
iss
State ec Co. tax perjInside_ _ _511.50 LOANST
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Mch 8 '09._ $300,000
$1,000) 1909_ „lOutsIde - 16.50
Refunding Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1908___2,000,000
Population In 191)0 .
12,094 Os '08 J-J $300,000____Apr 1 1928:
INTEREST payable at office of (Subject to call after April 1 1913.) (Assessment about M actual value.)
Tax rate (per 41,000)'08
$20.00
County Treasurer.
SANTA ANA. Ed. Tedford, City Clerk.
This city is In Orange County. Incorporated June 1 1886.
LOANSWhen Due.
School Bonds-Tax Exempt.
Bridge Bonds-Tax Exempt.
86.000
43 s '01_ __
,
5s '06 __
$2,000r _Mch 1 '10-'11
Fire Department-Tax Exempt.
Water Bonds-Tax E'xempt.
52.000
4 Ms '04_ _ _
5s '05 F-A 585,500r _Feb 1 '10-'45 BOND. DEBT Sept 2000. $156,500
Sewer Bonds-Tax Exempt.
Assessed valuation 1909_ __5,864,000
4 Ms '98 __. $47.000r
(Assessment about 35% actual value)
City Hail-Tax Exempt.
City tax (per $1,000) 1009-__$12.00
'04_ $14,000r
43s
10,250
Population In 1909 (est.).
Population In 1900
4,933
INTEREST is payable at Treasurer's office.
This city Is In Sonoma County.
Fire Engine Bonds
When Due.I
LOANS148
June 53.500c
Water Bonds
45
June $58.000c
! BOND. DEBT May 4 '09__ $292,250
'Total assessed val. 1908 . 5.692.096
.In..,
.
. 07.250.!
4s
!Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_$14.50
Sewer Bonds
4s
Population in 1900.
June $66,500c
6,673
Street Bonds.
!Population In 1907 (est.)
9,000
45
June $47.000e
INTEREST payable In Santa Rosa.
TULARE IRRIGATION DISTRICT. See V. 77, p. 158.
VALLEJO. W. J. Tormey, Clerk.
Thls city is In Solano County. Incorporated March 30 1868.
LOANSVhen Due.
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '05 M-N $72,000__May 1 '10-'25
5s '95 F-A $20,800_ -Aug 1 '10- 35 BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1900_ $281,300
Water Works Bonds.
Total assessed val .1909_ _ _5,326,698
Os '93 Dec $50.000
03
1913 (Assessment about 3-5!actual
payable annually in Dec.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1009...526.80
value.)($12,50
Water Bonds.
Population In 1890
6,343
58 '02 M-N $58,500c_May 1 '10-'22 Population In 1900
7,965
Os '08 M-S 80,000 Sept 1 '10-'25 Population In 1000 (est)
13.000
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer. •
Nov., 1009.1
OREGON-DEBT OF STATE.
153
VISALIA.. S. Mitchell, City Treasurer.
County scat of Tulare County. Incorporated Feb. 27 1874.
LOANSimprovement Bonds.
When Due.
School Bonds.
J-J $45,000_.July 1 '10-'48
5s'08
6s
May $1,250c
1910 BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '00_ $115,875
65
July
6,7500
1937 Assessed valuation 1909___2,446,107
Assessment about 40% actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $64,0000
55
1940 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909...$15.00
Sewer. Bridge tc City-Hall Bonds. Population in 1900
3,085
5s
6,000
J-J $43,875c
1948 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at Visalia.
WHITTIER. Walter E. Butler, City Clerk.
City is in Los Angeles County. Incorporated Feb. 21 1898.
Fire and Reservoir.
LOANSWhen Due.
58
A-0 $4,125c_ _Apr 1 '10-'42
Water
-Works Bonds.
5s g
J-J $30.000c__Jan 1 '10-'30 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1900_ $139,875
5s g '05 J-D 99,000c_June 1 '10-'45 Assessed valuation 1908_2,400,988
5s
3,875c_Mch 1 '10-'40 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
M'S
City tax (per $1,000) 1908__.$14.80
Sewer Bonds.
55 '09 A-0 5110,000_June 1 '10-'49 Total tax (per 81,000) 1908... 31.70
Population in 1890
585
(Part due each year.)
1,590
INTEREST payable In Whittier. Population in 1900
WILMINGTON. H. E. Gannaway, Clerk.
This city is In Los Angeles County. This city on Aug. 4 1909 voted to
consolidate with the city of Los Angeles. V. 89, p. 427. Also see State
and City Section for May 29 1909.
WOODLAND. L. H. Stephens, Treasurer.
State of Oregon.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act Aug. 14 1848)___Aug 14 1848
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 14 1859)
Feb. 14 1859
Total area of State (square miles)
96,030
State Capital
Salem
Governor(term exp. 2d Monday Jan. 1911) _ _ _F. W.Benson
Secretary of State (term ends 2d Mon. Jan.'11), F.W.Benson
Treasurer (term ends 2d Monday Jan. 1911)__Geo. A. Steel
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the second Monday
in January, and there is no limit to length of sessions; but members of the
Legislature can draw pay only for 40 days' services in the aggregate.
On June 1 1908 an amendment to Section 14 of Article 11 of the Constitution was adopted, changing the time of holding the regular general biennial elections from the first Monday in June to the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in November. V. 87, p. 111.
This city is in Yolo County. Incorporated June 1890.
When Due. Sinking, fund
$5,200
LOANSHISTORY OF DEBT.
-For the early history of Oregon's State debt see
-Works and Sewer Bonds
Water
Assessed valuation '09-'10_2,245,140
(Tax Exempt). (Assessment abt 60% actual value) "State and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 147.
To-day Oregon has no bonded debt.
5s g '06 M-N $18,500c__Nov '10-'46 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08.528.00
On Mch. 1 1909 the amounts held in the irreducible trust funds were as
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1880
2,257
A-0 $58,500c___ _Oct'10-'39 Population in 1900
Ss g
2,886 follows: School fund, $5,519,830; Agricultural College fund, $195,959
.
and University fund, $104,205. On the same date the cash on hand
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09__$79,400 Population in 1909 (est.)
4,000 amounted
to $757,364.
INTEREST is payable at office o City Treasurer
VALUE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY AND TAX RATE.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
•
Taxable
Tax per
Taxable
Tax per
5598 33,63
proferty
9
.
In the table below we give statistics regarding several counties and other Years.
31.000. Years.
property.
$1.000.
$2.13 1901
$141,398,514
civil divisions in California which are not represented among the foregoing. 1908
$6.51
1907
581,558,91e
1 98 1900
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop.,
117,804,874
5.70
1906
432079:237596;908798
2.39 1895
Debt.
Debt. Valuation. 31,000 1000.
144,445,426
4.80
1005
2.02 1890
Alhambra (C.), Los Angeles Co_$68,500
53,820,145o1:1.50
114,077,788
4.34
1904
188,058,281
5.45 1885
Alhambra City School District_ 88,000
2,999,343 ---3.10
1903
173,559,889
Alhambra City High Sch, Dist_ 37,000
7.06 1880
77 1 8 6 4
48:483, 94
2,999,343 _--17
7.00
1902
33,000
148,099,602
5.13 1875
Annandale School District
41,436 086
_
45,000
Arcadia City School District
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
-Four amendments to the ConstiArcata (C.), Humboldt County_ 30,000
735,217a10.50
tution will be voted upon in Nov. 1910. V. 89, p. 1364.
500
Azusa (C), Los Angeles County_ 43,400
675,101a15.00
DEBT LIMITATION.
-Constitutional inhibitions as to the creation of
79,000
Bakersfield School District
3,693,066
28,600
debt are all found In Article XI, sections 5 to 10 inclusive, of the ConstiBelvedere (T), Mann County
648.182a12.10
37.000
Belvedere School District
1,040.710 5.30
tution of 1857. We quote these sections In full.
39,000
None
583,590a12.50
Bishop (T.), lnyo County
SECTION 5.
-Restriction upon Municipal Corporations.
-Acts of LegisBonita Union High School DIst. 30,000
1,267,223
lative Assembly Incorporating towns and cities shall restrict their powers
Burbank Union High Sch. Dist.. 34,000
853,669 8.50
38,000 None 21,891,419520.50 17,117 of taxation, borrowing money, contracting debts, and loaning their credit.
Butte County
58,250
Chico (C.), Butte County
2 552,762 13.70
SECTION 6.
-State not to be Stockholder in Company.
2,640
-The State shall
40,000
Chino High School District
not subscribe to or be Interested in the stock of any company, association
1,507,399 1.80
Cloverdale, Sonoma County__ _ 28,000
500,000a 7.50
750 or corporation.
Sanitary District
College Hill
55,000
1,300,000 4.50
SECTION 7.
-Credit of State not to be Loaned-Limitation upon Powers of
Compton (C). Los Angeles Co.._ 27,500
700,000a10.00
1,683 Ccntracting Debts.
-The Legislative Assembly shall not loan the credit of
Corona High School District__ _ 35,000
2,019,490 4.10
the State, nor in any manner create debts or liabilities which shall singly
Covina Sch. Dist., Los Ang. Co. 60,000
1,526,043
or in the aggregate,with previous debts or liabilities, exceed the sum of
082,499 16.00
El Centro (C), Imperial County 40,000
fifty thousand dollars, except in case of war, or to repel invasion or supFlorence School District
29,000
522.031 2.50
press insurrection, and every contract of indebtedness entered into or
31,500
Fowler School District
1,193,473 9.50
assumed by or on behalf of the
Gilroy (C.), Santa Clara County 58,000
827,285 11.00
1,820 amount to said sum, shall be void State, when all its liabilities and debts
and of no effect.
25,000
Glendale City School District
1,319,462
SECTION 8.
-State not to Assume County Debt, Except in What Case.
Glendale Union High Sch. Dist_ 67,000
3,852,638 7.00
Grass Valley(0.), Nevada Co
30,000
4,719 The State shall never assume the debts of any county, town or other cor3,000 1,405,250 01.50
Haywards (T), Alameda Co__ 64,000
1,500,000a11.00
1,065 poration whatever, unless such debts shall have been created to repel invasion suppress insurrection, or defend the State In war.
Haywards School District
37,500 -None
2.40
Healdsburg (C), Sonoma Co
1,011,110a12.60
60,000
1,869
SECTION IL-Prohibition upon Municipal Corporations.
-No county,
Healdsburg School District
25,000
1,700,000 2.00
city, town, or other municipal corporation, by vote of its citizens or otherHollister (1%). San Benito Co
26,250
913,545 10.00
1,315 wise. shall become a stockholder in any joint-stock company, corporation
.
Hollywood (C), Los Angeles Co_123,500
3,878,448 14.00
or association whatever or raise money for or loan its credit to, or in aid of
Hollywood City School District 55,000
3,899,183 8.00
any such company, corporation or association.
Hollywood Un. High Sch. Dist. 70,750
12,331,143
SECTION 10.-Ltmitatton upon Powers of County to Contract Debts.
-No
Inglewood Un. High Sch. Dist. 42,500
2,830,516 5.20
county shall create any debts or liabilities which shall singly or in the agInyo County
4,485,895523.00
55,000
gregate exceed the sum af five thousand dollars, except to suppress insurLake County
37,000
3,624,90053.00
6,017 rection or repel invasion; but the debts
of any county at the time this conLos Banos (C), Merced County_ 30,000
269,536
stitution takes effect shall be disregarded in estimating the sum to which
Los Gatos High School District 30,000
1,858,821 7.00
such county is limited.
Martinez School District
35.000
1,475,763
Marysville (C), Yuba County
It will be seen from the above that the power to limit the Indebtedness
47,500 35,615 2,495,606
Mayfield (T), Santa Clara Co
67,625
551,684a19.60
of municipalities has been relegated to the Legislative Assembly. In 1903
26,350
Melrose Sanitary District
941,075 3.00
the Legislature, acting under this authority, passed the following Act
64,200
Merced (C.), Merced County
1.600,000a12.50
1,969
Merced School Dist., Merced Co. 25,204
Section 2722 of BillInger & Cotton's Annotated Codes and Statutes.
1,748,692 1.50
None 1,589,185a13.30
Mill Valley (T), Mann County_ 91,250
The common council (of cities and towns) shall not In any manner create
31,000
Mill Valley School District
1,012,540 2.10
any debt or liability which shall singly or in the aggregate exceed the sum
32,000
Modesto Sch. Dist., Cal
of two thousand five hundred dollars without first obtaining authority from
80,000
3,200 28,261,983518.00
Monterey County
the Legislative Assembly of this State to contract a debt or liability in
MountainView(T),SantaClaraCo 88,000
excess of said sum.
47,050
Napa (C.) Nona County
3,891,19000.00
4,036
The above limitation does not apply to bonds issued in anticipation of
30,000
Napa School District No. 4
4,500,000 1.95
30,000
Napa High School District
4,000,000 1.50
the collection of street and sewer assessments under the authority of any
83,700
Nevada (C.) City
943,000
. 3,250 charter of any
city of 2.500 or more inhabitants.
-See sections 2727 to 2735
80,000
Ocean Park (C.). Los Ang. Co
5,6)14,272 a9.00
of the Annotated Codes and Statutes.
46,2:50
Oceanside (C.). San Diego Co
None
617,209a19.00
Orange (O.), Orange County... 45,000
None 1,296,610a13.00
3,293
As regards school districts, the general school law as amended by the
55,000
Orange County
31,936,637512.00 19,696
State Legislature in 1901 (Billinger and Cotton's Code, section 3389, paraOroville (C), Butte County....78,000
1,531,000a15.70
Oxnard (C.i , Ventura County
graph 31) gives permission to school boards to Issue bonds (prescribing the
40,000
1,414,553 a9.50
Palo Alto School District
28,500
method) without special legislation, but stipulates that"In no case shall
Petaluma (C.), Sonoma County 32.500
3,757.458 12.50
3,871
the aggregate of bonded debt in any school district exceed five per centum
Piedmont School District
3,000,000
50.000
Pomona City High School Dist_ 38,500
4,103,530
of the value of the taxable property of any such district." Further proPorterville (C), Tulare County 94,500
None 1,450,000a10.50
vision is made (Section 3415 of the Code) that the indebtedness of districts
Tehama County 27,125
Red Bluff
None 1,674,465 a9.50
2,750
of the first class (those having over 1,000 children of school age) located in
Redondo Beach(C),LosAng.Co_ 94,000
2,399,80(3(110.00
San Mateo Co_ _110.998
Redwood (C.)
1,500 1,246,075 17.45
1,653 cities of over 75,000 Inhabitants shall never exceed 5100,000
-the 5%
Richmond Grammar Sch. Dist_ 34,000
6,785,003
limit mentioned above applying to all districts of under 75,000 inhabitants.
Richmond Union High Sch. D. 81,000
9,206,527
POPULATION OF STATE.
60,000
-The population of Oregon has been as
Ross (T), Mann County
830,000
follows in the years named:
San Benito Co. High Sch. Dist_ 45,000
7,000,000
San Bernardino School District- 78,000
5,662,296
415,55611880
174,76811860
1900.
52,465
30,000
San Fernando School District
313.76711870
90.92311850
1890
13 294
60,000
San Leandro School District
1,645,423
50,000
San Mateo (C), San Mateo Co
None 3.800,000a10.40
93,000
San Mateo School District
N,ne 7,358,285 5.65
300,000
Santa Clara County
72,002,490516.00 60,216
Sebastopol, Sonoma County
74,500
697,043 15.00
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
50,000
Selma (r), Fresno County
None
675,000a37.00
Selma School District
32,000
1,683,513 5.50
STATE OF OREGON.
48,000
Sonora School District '
None 1,250,000 4.00
South Pasadena City Sch. Dist_104,000
3,047,355 12.00
ASHLAND. M. F. Eggleston, City Recorder.
75,000
Sou. Pasadena City H. S. D
4,000,000 56.00
This city is in Jackson County. Bonds are tax exempt.
Stege Sch. D., Contra Costa Co_ 25,000
1,489,685
Suisun City MA , Soiano County 45,250
When Due.
464,000a15.00
625 LOANSElectric-Light Bonds.
38,000
Tulare High School District
1,488,905
Sewer Bonds.
448'08
$2,500___ _Sept 1 1910
48,750
Upland, San Bernardino Co
4;4s
A-0 $18,000C_Apr 1 '10-'27 438'08 M-S 47.500__Sept 1 '11-29
997,5o0a10.50
25,000
Vacaville (T.), Solano County
516,099
F-A 10,479
1,220 68
4%3'09 J-J
30,000.___Jan 1 1928
Watsonville (C.). Santa Cruz Co mom
2,305,000 a9.50
3,528 (Subj. to call on any int.-pay. date. (Sub. to cal 15,000 after Nov. 1 '18)
Watsonville School District_ 40,000
Water-Improvem't Bonds
3,500,000 5.90
BOND. DEBT Feb 1909_5172,000
None
Watts (C), Los Angeles County_ 50,000
884,666 a7.50
445'05 J-J 523,0000___JulY 1 1920 Assessed valuation 1907.._ _2,638,527
Whittier Union High Sch. Dist_ 56,250
4,018,888
Street Bonds.
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'07_517.50
30,000
Willits, Mendocino County
None
$15,000
410,000a25.00
6s '09
2,634
Population in 1900
30,000
None
Willow, Glenn County-.
Refunding Bonds.
655,516(411.30
893
Population in 1907 (est.)
5.000
Yreka (C.), Siskiyou County
46,200
55,000...
582,110a15.00
.July 1 1913
5s '09 'J-J
Yuba City (T)• Sutter County_ 30,000
535,000
INTEREST on the 1909 bonds is payable In New York; on other bonds
(C) City. (T) town, a Total tax; b State and county tax; c city tax.
n Ashland.
154
OREGON-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[Vol,.',mix.
ASTORIA. 0. Anderson, Auditor.
PORTLAND. Jas. Simon, Mayor; A. L. Barbur, Auditor.
Astoria is in Clatsop County. Incorporated 1865
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '09_ $189,000
LOANSWater bonds (additional)__ 300,000
Electric Light Bonds.
4,783
6s
M-S $10,0000_Sept 1 1912 Street bonds (additional)__
72,454
Warrants (additional)
Funding Bonds.
25,258
A-0190,0000___ _Apr 1917 Cash on hand
Os g
Assessed valuation 1908...3.470,478
Street Bonds.
,
4,788c __Nov 21 1910 (Assessment about 36 actual value.)
Nov
65
City tax (per $1,000) 1908___$10.80
Refunding Bonds.
6,184
M-S 123,0000„Sept 1 1910 Population in 1890
6s
8,381
50,000c_ _Nov 2 1911 Population In 1900
MN
Os
14,500
5s '05 J-D 16.000c_ _June 1 1910 Population In 1907 (est)
Water Bonds.
55&65 J-.1" $300,000c. _1922 SS 1925
INTEREST on the water and electric light bonds Is payable at the Chase
National Bank, New York; on the funding bonds at Kountze Bros., New
York: on the refunding 6s due 1910 at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago, and those due 1911 at New York; on the refunding Is of 1905 at
First National Bank, Astoria.
ASTORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. W. A. Sherman, Clerk.
School-Bldg. de Repair Warrants
When Due.
LOANS$5,000c__July 1 1921 Os '07 M-N 112,000c_Nov 1 '10-'14
Os 91 J-J
6s 92 J-D 12,000c___Dec 1 1912 BOND. DEBT Nov 8 1909.-183,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ _3,4,0,478
Refunding Bonds.
1923 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5s '03 F-A $35,0000
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1913.) School tax (per $1,000) 1908..17.00
13,000
53 '03 J-D $7,000c_ _ _Dec 1 1923 Population In 1908 (est)
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1904.)
5s '04 A-0 $12,000c___Apr 1 1924
(Subject to call after April 1 1905.)
INTEREST on issues of 1891 and 1892 Is payable in New York; on the
refunding bonds at the office of the County Treasurer and on the warrants
at Astoria.
Portland Is the county seat of Multnomah County. The cities of Portland. East Portland and Albina were consolidated In June 1891. New city
cnarter was submitted by referendum on June 2 1902 and adopted by the
Legislature Jan. 23 1903. V. 74, p. 1153, 1321. Suit was brought In the
Circuit Court to test the validity of $3,000,000 4% bonds voted on June
3 1907. See V. 85, p. 879. Chief Justice Robert S. Bean of the State Supreme Court on July 14 1908 upheld the validity of these bonds, tnus reversing the decision of the Circuit Court rendered In Jan. 1908. V. 87, p:
300. Up to Sept. 1909 $250,000 had been issued. On June 7 1909 this city
voted an entire new city charter providing for a commission form of government. V. 88, p. 1570.
Ferry Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSIs g '93 A-0 $50,000c___Apr 1 1923
Boulevard Bonds
..Dec 1 1933
Os g '91 J-D $50,000c _June 1 1921 5s g '03 J-D 15,0000.
50,000c_ _Jan 1 1934
4s g '04 J-J
Bridge Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
Is g '92 J-J $500.000c___Jan 1 1922
5s g '95 A-0 200,0000___Apr 1 1925 5s g '98 J-D $430.0000__Dec 1 1928
Electric Light Bonds.
4s g '04 J-J 400,000c_Jan 1 1934
4s g '00 J-J 450,000_._..Jan 1 1939 8s g '91 M-N 150,0000...May 1 1921
Refunding Bonds.
City Hail Bonds.
5s g '90 J-J 1175,00040...Jan 1 1920 4s g '03 M-N $56,500c_ May 1 1928
5s g '92 J-J 500,000o_ __July 1 1922 GEN'L BONDS Jan 1 '09_56,226,500
1,707,368
Improvement debt
General Bonds.
Os g '90 F-A $10,000o___Aug 1 1910 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_7,933,868
_3,150,000
8s g '91 J-D 40,000c_..June 1 1921 Water debt (Included)
Assessed valuation, rea1.153,066,135
Park Bonds.
Os g '91 J-D 150,0000...June 1 1921 Assessed val., personal__ 62.770,275
Total valuation 1908__215,836,410
4s g '08 J-D 500,000____Dec 1 1933
(Assessme.it about j actual value.)
Water Bonds.
63 g '91 M-N•1250,000c_May 1 1921 Total tax (per $1.000) 1909..120.00
90,426
5s g '87 J-J* 700,0000...Jan 1 1917 Population in 1900
46,385
55 g '93 J-J*2.200,000o__July 1 1923 Population In 1890..
_Jan 1 1939 Population In 1909 about...260,000
4s g '09 J-J 250.00G......
Street and Sewer lmpr. Bonds.
____ 31.707,368 06 -Optional
6s
*These bonds are payable, principal and interest, from the water rates,
from taxation.
not
INTEREST on the general bonds due In 1910 Is payable at Blair & Co.
New York; on the general bonds due June 1 1921, the boulevard bonds and
the park bonds, at the Chemical National Bank. New York; on the light
bonds in New York: on the old East Portland water bonds due in 1021 In
New York; on all other bonds in Portland.
-The city owned property on Jan. 1 1900 valued at
CITY PROPERTY.
113,626,096.61,including the water works, which are valued at 18,008,361.
94. Receipts of water works In 1908, 1543,268; operating expenses (including interest), 1429,607.37.
BAKER CITY. George H. Foster, Treasurer.
County seat of Baker County. Incorporated 1870.
Water Bonds (Con.)
When Due.
LOANSA-0 $45,200c___Apr 2 1922
Is
Sewer Bonds.
Court Street Bonds.
55
J-J $12,0000_ _July 1 1923
5s '05 J-J $10,000c___Oct 20 1925
New City Hall Bonds.
J-J $46,000c__ _July 1 1923 GEN. BONDS Oct 15 1909. $288,200
5s
Is g '04 J-D 12,000c__Dcc 21 1924 Assessed valuation 1908...3,940,475
(Assessment about 3i actual value.)
Water Bonds.
A-0 $43,000c___Jan 2 1910 Tax rate(per $1,000) 1908 ____$37.30
tis
2,604
Is g
J-J 100,000c. __July 1 1920 Population in 1890
0,663
M-S 20,000c___Sept 3 1921 Population in 1900
7s
7,500
Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the issue due 1910 is payable at New York; on all other
bonds at Baker City.
BAKER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5. W. S. Bowers, Clerk.
Heating & Sanitary Plant Bonds.
1Vhen Due.
LOANS1929
5s '09 s-a $25,000
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1919.)
Os g '06 J-J $10,000c --------1926
BOND. DEBT Meh 1909_ $95,000
(Subject to call after 1916.)
Assessed valuation 1908...3,059,055
School Building Bonds.
_ _. . 1926 (Assessm't about 30% actual value.)
Os g '06 .1-,I 820,000e
School tax (per 31.000) 1907_ _ _56.50
(Subject to call after 1916.)
8,000
Population In 1908 (est)
PORTLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. R. H. Thomas, Clerk.
District No. 12 Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$6,000c___Sept 1 1915
6s '05
District No. I Bonds.
District No. 31 Bonds.
Is '04 ___ $90,000c___Jan I 1914
250,000c .Oct 1 1928 6s '90 ___ $10,000c___June 2 1910
.00'08
10,000c___June 1 1916
6s '91 __
District No. 5 Bonds.
$6,000c___July 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '09 $379,000
4s '01 ___
4s '02 ___
3,0000___July 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1908_220,169,160
4,000c___Apr 1 1914 (Assessment about 90% actual value)
45 '04 ___
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_$6.20
THE PORT OF PORTLAND. John P. Doyle, Clerk.
The Port of Portland was Incorporated in 1891. The limits of the Port
include the consolidated City of Portland and all but about one-tenth of
This city (post office The Danes) is In Wasco County.
the territory of Multnomah County. Chief Justice Bean of the State SuWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_185,000 preme Court on Nov. 24 1908 declared valid the charter amendment
LOANSWater debt (additional)... 100,000 adopted by the people on June 1 1908 providing for the Issuance of not
Water Bonds.
24,548 exceeding 1500,000 new bonds. V. 87, p. 1491.
6s '90 ____ $25,000____Mch 1 1910 Sinking fund
tis '91 ____ 25,000_ _ _June 30 1916 Assessed valuation 1908...1,628,660 LOANSTowage and Pilotage Bonds.
When Due.
5s '03 Nov 1 50,000_ _Nov 1 '17-'26 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
6s g '08 J-J $50,000____July 1 1910
River Imp. Bonds (gold).
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 _134.00
Refunding Bonds.
10,000____July 1 1910
J-J $350.000o ...Jan 1 1922
55
3,029
May 1 1920 Population in 1890
4s '95 M-S $55,000
$030,000
BOND. DEBT July 1009
Dry Dock Bonds.
3,542
Population In 1900
City.Hall Bonds.
J J $185,0000_ __July 1 1933 Assessed valuation 1908_230,704.752
4s g
May 1 1918
_s '08 ____ $30,000
(Assessment at full value.)
J-J 215,00040...Jan 1 1934
4s g
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____$1.20
Refunding Bonds.
LA GRANDE. D. E. Cox, City Recorder.
J-D $120,0000 June 1 '10-13 Population of district '08 (est)250,000
4s g
This city is In Union County,
INTEREST payable at Portland.
1Vhen Due BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '09_1235,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1903_1,36z,461
Water Bonds.
PORT OF STJISLAW. E. B. Waite, Sec'y Board of Comm.
1912 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Gs
J-J $30,000c
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$53.00
Pipe Line Bonds.
A district (P. 0. Florence) In Lane County.
1929 Population in 1900
2,991
5s '08 F-A 1160,000c
Population In 1909 (est.)
5,500 LOANSWhen Due.I
City Hall Bonds.
1924
Harbor-Improvement Bonds.
J-J $25,000c
55
5s '09 J-J 1100,000....July 1 '19-'291
INTEREST is payable at Chase National Bank, New York City.
DALLES CITY. E. Kurtz, Treasurer.
McMINNVILLE. Lloyd E. Lancefleld, Recorder.
SALEM. Geo. F. Rodgers, Mayor.
This city is In Yamhill County. Incorporated 1882.
This city, the capltal of the State. is in Marion County, Incorporated
Park Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS1857. Bonds are tax-exempt.
J-D $10,000c_ __June 1 1928 Jan.
4 is'04 M-N $20,000c_ __Nov 1 1924 Is
to call after June 1 1013. LOANS(Subject
$2,500
When Due. Is '08 __
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1908_1110,000
Funding Bonds.
Water and Light Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_ $207,187
A-0 $20,000c
1912 Assessed valuation 1908...8,599,754
55 '05 J-J $57,000c___Jan 11031 Assessed valuation 1907...1,272,699 58
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) 8s
(Sublect to call Jan. 1 1921.)
J-J
1914 (Assessm't about actual value.)
60.0000
1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907..421.60
55 '08 J-J $23,000c
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_120 Ou
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
1,420
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after 1908.)
A-0 130,000e
1014 Population In 1007 (new terri1929 Population In 1908 (est.)
14,000
2,500
5s '09 s-a $30,000
tory acquired)
Street Bonds,
(Subject to call after 1919.)
1923
Os '08 M-S 29,686c
is
INTEREST on the 4 , is payable at the office of the City Treasurer,
(Subject to call after 1918.)
ard on the Is at the United States National Bank in Portland.
INTEREST on the funding Is and 6s is payable In New York: on all
other bonds at Salem.
Robt. W. Teller, Recorder.
MEDFORD.
This city is in Jackson County.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSIs '08 J-J $365,000
General Fund Bonds.
1910 BOND. DEBT Mch 11 '09__$465,000
___ $30,000c
5s
25,000c
Jan 1918 Assessed valuation 1908...2,481,135
5sg'08 J-J
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
115 '07 M-S 345,000o__Mch 5 1917 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08..$17.50
1,701
INTEREST payable In Medford. Population In 1900
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding several counties and other
civil divisions In Oregon which are not represented among the foregoing:
Tax Popul'n.
Bonded Floating Assessed
debt, valuation. per M. 1900.
debt,
322
____
$285,117
Central Point (C), Jackson Co_125,000
None $107,430 8,782,416 018.00 12,765
Clatsop County
230
650,000 35.00
1,000
50,000
Condon (C), Gilliam County
1,000 1,900,000 10.50
Coos County School Dist. No.9 73,500
1,819
Corvallis (C), Benton County_ 75,000 25,000 1,000,000 a70.00
None 1,116,973
Corvallis Sch. Dist. No. 9_ _ 40,000
580,000 al 0.00
2,000
Enterprise (C), Wallowa Co_ 30,000
____
3,236
35,000 11,332 2,066,970
Eugene, Lane County
95,400
Eugene Sch. Dist. No. 4
925,000
Hood River Irrigation Dist__ _100,000
13.698
None 106,394-28,000,000
Jackson County
PENDLETON. Thos. Fitzgerald, Auditor.
1,000 2,392,775
7.00
Josephine Co. Sch. Dist. No. 7 47,000
city is in Umatilla County. Incorporated Feb. 1881.
This
3,970
Klamath County
None 75,000 10,557,958 08.00
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSLinn County Sch. Dist. No. 5_ 70,000
5.00
3,010,506
54 '03
$30,0000_July 1 1933
General Bonds.
Milton (C), Umatilla County.... 31,000
8,679
675,600
5s '99 ___ $75.000c._ _July 1 1929 (Subject to call after July 1 1923.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.) 58 '07 F-A 110,0000_ _Aug 1 1927 Milton School District
35,000
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1927.)
Water Works.
North Bend Sch. Dist. No. 13.. 50,000 15,000 1,200,000 12.00
eg ___ 145,000 C. __July 11920
gs ,
Street and Befunding Bonds.
None 3,841,709 60.00
60,500
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.) 5s '07 F-A $18,0000...Aug 1 1937 Pendleton School District
Levee Bonds.
(Subject to call after Aug 11927.)
Roseburg (C), Douglas County 60,000
1,784,920 10.00
City-Hall and Jail Bonds.
Is '06 ___ 110,000 c_Nov 30 1936
2,000 2,697,825 a5.80
(Subject to call after Nov 30 1926.) 5s '07 F-A $40,000o-Aug 1 1937 St. Johns (C), Multnomah Co_ 70,000
6.00
3,302,405
Levee and Refunding Bonds.
(Sublect to call after Aim 1 1027.1
St. Johns School Dist, No. 2_ 88,500
Is '07 F-A 507,0000- _ _Aug 1 1937 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909._ 1295,000 Salem School Dist. No. 2
4.50
27,650 19,625 9,177,756
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1927) Assessed valuation 1908.. _3,936,000
(C) City. a Total tax. 0 County tax. c State and county tax rate.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
OREGON CITY. W. A. Dimick, Recorder.
This city is situated in Clackamas County,
____ $2,637 58
When Due. 8s
LOANSOs '07 M-N $6,027 45_ __Nov 1 1917
City Bonds.
M-N $20,000___May 1 1913 (Subject to call after Nov 1 1908.)
Is g
BOND4D DEBT JAI). 1908_150,000
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $30,000___May 1 1921 Total valuation 1907 (est.)1.300,000
Is
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'07_ _39.0o
Improvement Bonds.
3,062
63 g
J-J $12,250___Jan 1 1911 Population In 1890
3.494
F-A
357
_Feb 1 1912 Population In 1900
6s
63
M-S
7,685 22_Sept 1 1913
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1904.)
INTEREST on the city bonds Is payable at Oregon City.
Nov., 1909.]
155
WASHINGTON-DEBT OF STATE.
State of Washington.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC. .
CLALLAM COUNTY. N. M. Hawkins, Auditor.
County seatseat Is Port Angeles. All bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANS
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20
'09- $1020023
84 6 0
:
Funding Bonds.
Assessment debt
Is
Dec
$2,000c_Dec 31 1912 TOTAL DEBT Sept 20 '09_ 186,623
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909___6,338,082
M-N $90,000c_May 15 1921 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
414s
Road Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1 000) '09_516.00
Os
2,771
J-D $10,000c_June 1 1912 Population In 1890
(Subject to tall after 1902.)
Population in 1880
5, 33
608
Population In 1900
INTEREST Is payable In New York CIty.
Organized as a Territory (Act March 2 1853)__ March 2 1853
Nov. 11 1889
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 22 1889)
69,180 CLARKE COUNTY. M. B. Kies, Auditor.
Total area of State (square miles)
Olympia
County seat is Vancouver. Bonds are tax exempt.
State Capital
LOANS
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Sept 20'09 $151,000
Governor (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan.'13)_ M. E. Hay
Funding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 190911,093,857
J-D $25,000c__Dee 1 1911 (Assessment about 60% actual val 1
Secretary(term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon.Jan.'11) J. M.Howell (is g
6s g
J-D 61,000cDec 1 1916 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_$20.00
Treasurer (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan.'13) J. G. Lewis
Refunding Bonds.
13.419
Population In 1900
.1-J $40,000e__July 1 1921 Population in 1909 (est.)
23,000
Auditor (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan.'13)C.W. Clausen 48
INTEREST Is payable in New York City.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday
after tile first Monday In January. Sessions are limited to slaty days.
-The Washington State debt is described in detail below. COLFAX. II. Bramwell, Clerk.
STATE DEBT.
Colfax is in Whltman County. Incorporated May 1 1891.
Maintenance Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS3 Ns '07 Nt-N $200,000. __Nov 1 1927 LOANS
When Due. GEN. BONDS Mch 1909$77,000
School Fund Bonds.
Municipal Purposes.
•
All bonds subject to call at any
$1,000,000
Assessment debt
22,000
s-all
3 lis
(is
F-A $30,000c___Feb 1 1912 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1909
99,000
Is '09 J-D 206,024c_ _June 10 1924 time.
Water-Works.
; Water warrants (additiona0_ 38,000
(Subject to call after June 1Q 1914.)1
F-A $47,000c___Feb 1 1912 Tax Assessed valuation _1,000,000
6s
Special Water Supply Fund Warr. City tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _520.00
• Bonds issued from time to time as money Is required In the general fund
6s '05 s-a $38.000c
Population In 1900
2.121
They are taken by the school fund and run 20 years.
(Subject to call at any time.)
Population In 1907 (est.)
3,500
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the State Treasurer in Olympia.
INTEREST Is payable at New York.
-The bonded indebtedness of the State Sept. 25 1909
TOTAL DEBT.
was the $1,406,024 school-fund and maintenance bonds, all of which are EVERETT. Newton Jones, Mayor; Alex. Keay, Treas.
held In the State Permanent School Fund. Cash in the general fund on
This city Is in Snohomish County. Incorporated May 4 1893.
the same date was $527,657.42.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 1 1909 $151,900
Sewer Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ _10,540.967
ASSESSED VA LUATION.-The assessed valuation, equalized by State
F-A $60.000c_ _Feb 1 1920 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Board, for 1909, of real estate, was $577,396,241; personal property, $103,- 5s g
Funding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08-511.00
077,825; railroads, telegraph, &c., $109,945,760; total, $790,410,826. The
J-D 561,9000
1915 Population in 1900
7,838
following statement shows the total assessed valuation of the State for the 6s
Population in 1907_ ____. _ _ _30,000
Park Bonds
years indicated. Real estate Is valued only every two years. The tax
1914
M-S $30,000c
rate (per $1,000) for 1907 was $6.70, Including $3.00 for school purposes. 65
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
Up to the date of this statement the tax rate for 1908 had not been made.
Assessment. Years.
Years.
Assessment. Years.
Assessment.
1909
$790,419,826 1905_____ $345,481,715 1890_ __$117,595,569 EVERETT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24. C. L. Lawry, County Treasurer.
When Due. 4 qs'09 ____ $25,000____Jan 1 1929
748,593,912 1904
298.460,979 1880
1908
23,708,587 LOANS276.988.569 1870
573 070 528 1903
0,642,863 6s '93 ____ $35,000____May 1 1913 4 Yis'09 ____ 25,000____Apr 1 1929
1907
.
237,583,123 1860 ----- - 4 394.735 3%s'07 ____ 150,000_ __ _11 Ich 1 192714 jis'09 ____ 50,000_ __ _June 1 1929 •
530,209,882 .11)
1906
50,000__May 1 1927 BOND. DEBT July 1909_4485,000
The large increase In valuations for 1008 and 1901) Is caused by the re- 3%s'07 ____ 50,000__ _ _July 1 1927 Warrants outstanding
56,632
valuation of real estate and in part also by a rapid development of railroad 4 s'08 ____ 100,000_ ___Oct 1 1928:School tax (per 51,000) 1908_. $8.00
the State and the reater valuation put on such
and electric building in
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office in Everett.
property by the State Tax Commission.
OPTIONAL.
-All the above bonds, with the exception of the Os, are
-The Legislature of 1907, by an Act subject to call after one year.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.
approved Feb. 28, amended the laws relating to revenue and taxation by
mortgages, credits, notes, municipal securities, &e., from all FAIRHAVEN. See Bellingham.
exempting
taxation as personal property. V. 84, p. 949. The State Supreme Court
In 1908 upheld the constitutionality of this Act. V. 87, p. 558.
JEFFERSON COUNTY. C. L. Percy, Auditor.
-Like so many of the younger States. Washington
DEBT LI M IT ATIO N.
County seat is Port Townsend. This county In 1898 entered into an
has taken a conservative position with respect to State and municipal in- agreement with its bondholders whereby the interest on bonds outstanding
debtedness. The provisions of the Constitution with reference to creating was reduced from 6% to 4% for a term of years. This agreement expired
In Jan. 1908 and was not renewed. The county is now paying the 0% rate
debt are so comprehensive and plain that it is necessary to do no more than on all bonds except those held by
the State. The Legislature in 1909 passed
copy the sectlons relating to the subject.
an Act authorizing the State Treasurer to accept 4% Instead of 6% on all
FIRST, with reference to the State, there are three sections; the first limits county bonds held by State. This Act is now In force on $36,000 of bonds
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909_4.4,922 492
5:71 1
the debt, the second names exceptions to the limit and the third provides LOANSCourt-House and Road.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value)
the method In which additional debt may be created. These sections are
Jan $133.000c&r_Jan 1 1911 State &Co.tax(per $1,000) 09..$22.50
all found in Article 8, and were given in the "State and City Supplement" 6s
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1909__5133,000 Population in 1900
of April 1895, page 152.
Floating aebt
133.966 Population In 1909 (est.)
9,000
SECOND, Counties, Cities, Towns,
are more rigorously guarded. TOTAL DEBT Oct 8 1909_ _ 266,966
INTEREST is payable at N. W. Harris & Co., New York City.
The whole system as to municipalities Is found In Sectlon 6 of Article 8,
though Section 7 is also Important, as it forbids counties, cities, &c., giving
money or loaning credit to any corporation, &c. Sections 6 and 7 will be KING COUNTY. Matt H. Gormley, Treasurer.
County scat is Seattle. $500,000 canal bonds voted Sept. 12 1906 were
found on page 152 of the April 1895 "Supplement."
declared Invalid by the State Supreme Court. See V. 84, P. 644.
POPULATION OF STATE.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 7 '09 $1,813,000
1905 (estimated)874,31011890
349,39011870
23,955
Court-House Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908_222,209,869
1900
518,10311880
75 11611860
11,504 5s
J-J $200,000c_ _ _July 1 1929 (Assessment about 48% actual value)
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.) State&Co.tax(per $1,000)08_510.00
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)- _ _ _375,000
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
5s
110 053
M-S5113,000c___Iich 1 1919 Population in 1900
(Subject to call after 1909.)
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
5s '08 M-S 1,500,000_ _Mar 1 1928
Truit Company of America of New York City Is the fiscal agent for
INTEREST payable at National Park Bank, New York, and at Seattle.
the State oh \Vs siltrivton.
ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.5. Louise J. Savigny, KITTITAS COUNTY. E. J. Mathews, Auditor.
Secretary.
This district is In Chehalis County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
10 0
Duen
W il
LOANS48 '09 arm $70,000
M
May 1929
2
1911
(Subject to call after 1910.)
Os '91 J-D $25,000c
8,000e ______ __ 1021 4s '09 ann $80,000
July
5s '02
May
(Subject to call
(Subject to call after 1903.)
- 1925 BOND. DEBT Oct 29 1909 $214,000
4 '05 Feb $11,000c
,,
11.11 ;1“, ,,,,ti V.P. t 8 _ 3,056,512
(Subject to call after 1906.)
4s g '06 May.$20,000c ______ __ 1926 (Assessment about 35 % actual val.)
Population In 1909 (est)
18.000
(Subject to call after 1907.)
INTEREST on es Is payable In New York; on all other bonds In Olympia,
BELLINGHAM. F. B. Graves, Comptroller.
This elty Is the county seat of Whatcom County and was organized Dec. 28
1903 by the union of the cities of Fairhaven and Whatcom.
Bones Issued by Fairhaven.
LOANSWhen Due.
Municipal Bonds.
Securities Issued by BeltinOharn•
Water Warrants.
Sag
J-J $61,000c_ _July 1 1911
26,000e_ _Jan 1 1912
Ss '06 A-0 *$18,000c . _ _ ._ _ .1911 es e•
J-.T
Bonds Issued by Bellingham to Refund BOND. DEBT Oct 21 '09.._$702,000
Cash in treasury_
Bonds of Former Cities.
,7 355
Assessed Valuation for 1909
New WhalcomDistrict A (former old
Series B-Funding Bonds.
Oct 1 1926
____ $8,000
Whatcom)
5s g
$2,065.459
District B (former new
Series C-Municipal Bonds
Whatcom)
A-0 5135,000c_ _Oct 1 1926
5s g.
6 525 226
District C (former Kees-Water Bonds.
Series 0
A-0 $17,000c___Oct 11026
5s g
lingville)
417 280
fist. D (former Fa'rhavt•n1 1.6 .4 4'4)
FairhavenSeries fl-Municipal Bonds.
Dist. E (former Silver B'cit) 120, 58
A-0 $138,000c__Oct 1 1926
5s g
----Total for all liellingharn.10,793 575
Bonds Issued by New Whatcom.
Funding Bonds.
City Ta, Rate 'per Si,o001 1910,
M-N $40.000_. May 1 1912 District A
.
es tr
11.30
Municipal Bonds.
District B
11.05
Os g
.1- D 1121,000c._ Dee 1 1911 District C
9.30
., 1,000e. Sept 1 1912 District D
6s g
M-S
15.00
A-() ;A ,000e _ _Apr 1 1913 District E
6s g•
8.00
Population In 191)9 test I__ __ .40mo°
Water Bonds.
5 4s g A-05166.000c . AprIl 1 1913
• Obligations of the Water Department and are redeemed $1,000 monthly
from water receipts.
-W. L. Asher, Secretary.
BBLLINGH AM SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8l.
This district was formed by the consolidation of Whatcom County School
Districts Nos. 1 (Whatcom) and 4 (Fairhaven).
When Due. LOANSLOANSWhen Due.
Building Bonds.
Old District No. I (Whatcom).
1923 5s '08
4 %a
M-S $65,000
$70,000
1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Assessed valuation 1908_$11 562 920
Old District No. 4 (Fairhaven).
1923 School tax (per $1,000) 1908. 57.50
!is
s-an. $35,000
(Subject to call after 1913.)
County seat Is Ellensburg. Chelan County's portion of the bonded debt
Is $16,513.
When Due. I Total assessed val. 1909_$12 382,448
LOANSCounty Bonds, 1895.
(Assessment 60% to 75% actual val.)
NI N3117,000_ _Nov 1 1915 ; State & Co.tax (per $1,000)'08_517.36
Os
21,000
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_5117,000 i Population In 1909 (est.)
9.704
Cash in county funds, about 18,5311Population in 1900
I., ,
Cii,hto cohntv's north)!
INTEREST is payable at the Trust Co. of America at New York.
LEWIS COUNTY. P. Summersett, Treasurer.
County seat Is Chehalis.
LOANS
County Bond..
When Due.
Refunding Bonds.
5 ,
is
J-J 522.500_ __Jan 1 '10-'12
J-J $10,000
:)
44s
150 00
1921 BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_570( 00
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Floating debt
43is
J-J $10,000___ _Jan 1 1923 TOTAL DEBT July 1 1909 250 000
:00
20 0
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1913.) Cash In treasury
4 Ms
J-J 510,000__ __Jan 1 1924 Total assessed val. 1909 __18,397,911
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.) State & Co.tax(per $1.000)'08_123.00
414s
J-J $10,000____Jan 1 1925 Population in 1905 (est.)
23,842
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1915.) Population in 1900
15,157
$10,000
1925
414s'05
(Subject to call after 1915.)
INTEREST on the refunding boz ds due 1924 is payable at office of
County Treasurer.
LINCOLN COUNTY. It. D. Anderson, County Treasurer.
Davenport is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
4!s'02 June $60 mono_. _June 2 1922
Court-House Bonds.
4 ,
is'06 Apr 5 $50,000c. Apr 5 1926
(Subject to call after April 5 1916.)
County Bonds
4 %s'02 M-S $6,0000_ _Sept 2 '09-'12
NORTH YAKIMA
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '09 $116,000
Total assessed val. 1909 _ _21,722,043
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) 09_116.00
Population In 1900
11,060
Population In 1909 (est.)
25,0 ,
0
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
J. C. Brooker, Clerk.
This city is situated In Yakima County. Incorporated May 14 1894.
All bonds issued by the city are exempt from taxation
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 3 1909_ _$254;0405
LOANS18 40
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
J-D $30,000c___Dec 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1908_6.365,912
Os
(Subject to call.)
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Sewer Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1908__$13.05
45 '06 M-S $48,000e-Mch 1 1926 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08_537.05
System.
Population In 1890
MN $60,0000___Nov 2 1911 Population In 1900
M-N
Os
31,615346
Improvement Bonds.
Population In 1908 (est.)
10,000
4)0'08 semi-an $80,000
1928
INTEREST on Os Is payable In New York; on 4s In Chicago.
156
WASHINGTON-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NORTH YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTIRCT NO. 7. Frank Bond, Co. Treas'r.
When Due. 4s '07 ann $150,000c____Apr 1927
LOANS(Subject to call after 1908.)
Building Bonds.
6s '94 ___ $20,000____Nov 1 1914 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909__ $242,000
11,000____May 1 1920 Floating debt
28,000
4348'00
22,000__ _Aug 8 1923 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909_ _ 270,000
4s '03 ___
Assessed valuation 1908_ _$8,158 923
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1904.)
actual val.)
4s '05 ___ 525,000__ _Feb 11 1925 (Assessint•nt at)out
(Subject to call after Sept 11 1906.) School tax (per $1,000) 1908_512 00
15,000
88 '90 ___ $14,000____Dec 1 1910 Population In 1909 (est.)
and Olympla,,Wash
INTEREST is payable at New York, Chicago.
.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 '09 $3,170,000.
LOANS•0 77,003.
Sinking fund
District No. 18 (Annexed.)
July 1911 Total assessed val. 1909_192,000,000
7s
-$10,000
July 192;) (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
15.000
4s
__
School tax (per $1,000) 1909.._..$4.55
District No. 73 (Annexed.)
1913 Value of school prop'ty__4,026,067
___ 530,000......_Feb
6s
Population In 10u9 (est.)__ _ _275,000
---.
INTEREST Is payable at office of County Treasurer or at the State fiscal
agency in New York City.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY. C. L. Lawry, Treasurer.
County seat Is Everett.
.$278.103
When Due. I Floating debt
LOANSRedemption Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 1909_ 455,103
Olympia is situated In Thurston County. Incorporated as a town 1859:
405,406
___ $44,000
Cash in county funds
6s
as a city 1881. Bonds below all owned by State Permanent School Fund.
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909_34,979,947
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _$2,448,572
_ _ _ $53,000
(Assessment about 48% actual val.)
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 50% actual val.) 3'%s
Road and Bridge Bonds.
State&Co,tax(per $1,000) '08_$12.50
3 %s'06
5200,00ec_
.1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1008__$43.00
23,950
12,000
I Population in 1900
(Sublect to call after 1911.)
Population in 1909 (est.)
50,200
4,082 BOND. DEBT Alch 1009_ _$177,000i Population In 1905 (est.)
BOND. DEBT May 5 1900_5200,000 Population In 1000
TAX FREE.
-All bonds issued by this city are exempt from taxation.
SPOKANE, Robert Fairley, Comptroller.
INTEREST Is payable at the office of State Treasurer.
This city is situated in Spokane County. Incorporated Jan 15 1891.
PIERCE COUNTY. W. A. Stewart, Auditor
.
[$1,000,000 bonds were offered Nov. 22 1909.]
The county seat is Tacoma.
Crematory Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
LOANSWhen Due.
When Due.IBOND. DEBT Nov 10 '09_ _$544,000
LOANS4).s '09 F-A $70,000c__ _Feb 1 1920
Funding Bonds.
'Assessed valuation, real__80,727,397 65
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 $700.000c_Oct 1 1911 GEN. BONDS Sept 1 'Q9_52,570,000
58 '05 A-0$268,000c__ _Oct 2 1925 Assessed val., personal___11,323,631
1,207,286
Assessment bonds
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val., raliroads___ 6,511,862 5 3 6s
(Subject to call Oct. 2 1915.)
683,705
/
F-A$300.000c __Feb 1 1918 Floating debt
%s'06 J-D 878,000o_ June 1 1926 Total valuation 1908___98,562,890 40'09 F-A 70,000c___Feb 1 1929 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_ 4,460,991
(Subject to call after June 1 1907.) Total assessed val.in 1009.84,936,696
Assessed •ValUatI011 19(.8_ _62,180,1140
Water Bonds.
48 '06 M-S$150,000o_ __Sept 1 1926 (Assessment about 60% actual value) tis
A-0 5500,000-Oct 1 1911 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1916.) State & Co tax(per $1,000)'09 $15.60 5s
M-S 50,000c___Sept 1 1914 City tax rate (per M) 1908____$10.00
55,515 4s g '05 J-D 450,000c___July 1 1925 Total tax rate (per M) 1908___ 26.50
Funding Bonds
Population in 1900
Ss g '96 June $25,000c.....Dec 1 1010 Population in 1909 (est.) ____140,000
19,922
Bridge Bonds (Tax Exempt.)
Population in 1890
6s '90 June 23,000c___Dec 1 1011
4 %sg'08J-D $400,000c_ _Dec 1 1932 Population in 1900 (Census).._36,848
INTEREST on 3 y,s Is payable in lympia; on other bonds in N.Y. City.
110,000
Fund'g & Park Bonds (Tax Eept.) Population in 1909 (est)
5sx'07 J-D $100,000c__Dec 1 1927
PORT TOWNSEND. Geo.Anderson, Clerk.
Improvement bonds are not considered city debt, being payable by specThis city is situated in Jefferson County. Incorporated Dec. 8 1881.
ial assessment.
LOANSWhen Due. GEN. DEBT Sept 15 1909 _ $114,000
-The city Inventory on Jan. 1 1909 showed real
CITY PROPERTY.
City Bonds.
Water debt (additional)__ __ 235,000 estate buildings, library, department equipments, dec., to the value of
6,222 57,968,848. Including water system valued at $2,52 ),802.
6s g
J-J $85,000c___July 1 1911 Assessment debt
8,025
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt ____ _ _
INTEREST and principal of the city bonds are payable in New York City.
_ _ :1,292,284
M-N 529,100c___Dec 1 1015 Assessed valuation _
68
City tax (per $1,000) 1908 ____$17.00 SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. Si. E. A. Thomas, Secretary Board
Water Bonds.
of Directors.
3,443
65
20 years Population in 1900
M-N $235,000r
When Due. 4%s'09 J-J $400,000c.... July 11029
6,000 LOANSPopulation In 1909 (est.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_$1,480,000
Building Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at Port Townsend or New York.
87,407
J-J $250,000c___July 1 1910 Floating debt
6s
50,000c__ .Jan 11013 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09_ 1,567,407
J-.1
Is
SEATTLE. H. W. Carroll, City Comptroller.
F-A 130,000c_ _ _Aug 1'10-22 Assessed val. 1909 (est.) _ _67,500,001/
• Seattle issituated in King County. Incorporated asa town Jan. 14 1865 and 45
M-S 200,000c_ _ _Melt 1 1924 (Assessment about-3-5 actual value.)
1 2s
4,
as a city Dec. 2 1869.
Municipal Lighting Plant Bonds. 4;58'07 J-J 200.000c_ __July 1 1927 School tax(per$1,000) '09(est.)_$4.50.
When Due.
LOANS(Subject to call after July 1 1917) Population in 1909 (est.)____110,000
3 %s'03 J-J $400.000c_ _July 27 1023
Building Bonds.
48 '05 J-J $175,000c___July 1 1925 3(s'04 A-0 190,000e_ _ _Apr 1 1924 4 As'03 J-.1 2.0),001c _July 1 192*
INTEREST on the 4% % bonds due 1924 is payable at the County TreasCondemnation Awald Bonds
3948'07 J-J 200,000e_July 1 1927
Jan 1 1928 urer's office or at the State fiscal agency in New York City, and on the
5s g '92 A-0$220,000c__ _Apr 1 1912 338'08 J-J 200,000e
Funding Bonds.
3%3'08 J-J 200,000e___July 1 1928 bonds of 1907 in New York City.
58 '91 J•J 5460,0000___July 1 1911 4s '09 A-0 500,000c___Apr 1 1029 SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 122. Z. Stewart, County TreasLight Plant Extension Bonds.
5s g '03 J-J 135,000c_July 1 1913
urer (P. 0. Spokane).
55 g '03 J-J 495,000c___July 1 1013 Is '05 J J.5255 000c_ __Jan 1 1925 LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT July 1 1909.. $42,000
Water Bonds.
Park Bonds.
School-Bldg. Bonds (Tax-exempt). Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,316,213
55 g '92 J-J 5205,000c._ .July 1 1912 48 '07 M-S$500,000c___Mch 1 1927 6s
J-D $17,000c_June 1 1014 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 500,000c
Apr 1 1020 5s
J-D 25,000c_ _ _June 1 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1008__$14 00
.
Cedar River Bonds.
5s g '90 J-J $055,000c___July 1 1910
2,500
(Subject to call after June 1 1917) Population in 1909 (est.)
General Bonds.
5s '08 J-JI$2,250.000c_Jan 1 '10-26
INTEREST on the Gs is payable at the New York Security &.Trust Co..
55 g '02 A-01240,000c_ __Apr 1 1912 BALLARD-Annexed Jan. 29 1907: New York City, and on the 5s at the fiscal agency in New York City.
Judgment Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
Sag '92 A-05275,000c___Apr 11012 6s 95 J-D $24.500c___Dec 1 1915 SPOKANE COUNTY. R. W. Butler, Auditor.
Library-Site Bonds
Water-Works Bonds.
County seat Is Spokane.
4s g '02 A•05100,000c__Oct 15 1922 65 95 J-J •$42,000c___Jan I 1915 LOANS$240,534
When Due. Floating debt
Funding Bonds.
4s02 F-A *10,000c___Aug 1 1917
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1909.. 723,534
Refunding Bonds.
4s05 F-A $75,000c_Aug 1 1925 4s04 A-0 *25,000c_Oct 1 1024 4s
114,880
J-D 5183,000c__Dec 1 1921 Cash on hand
Sewer Bonds.
COLUMBIA-Annexed May 3 1007:
Total assessed val. 1909_94,300,181
(Subject to call after 1911.)
General Municipal Bonds.
5s g '02 J J $100,000c. __July 1 1912
(Assessment about 51 % actual value)
Court House & Jail Bonds.
F-A $3,900e__Aug 27 1024 430
5s g '03 J J 250,000e_ __July 1 1913 6s
.
A-0 5300,0000...0et 11023 StateScCo.tax(per$1,000) 09__$14.00
-Works Bonds.
Water
57,542
440'07 M-S 1,650,000__Mch 1 1927
Population III 1900
(Sutolect to call after Oct 11913.)
(Ss
J-J *54,980c__Nov 20 1922 BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_5483,000 Population in 1909 (est )_ _ _ _150,000
Sewer and Tunnel Bonds.
55 g '93 J-J $95,000c_ July 1 1913
INTEREST is payable at Fiscal Agency in New York.
§ These bonds are a lien on a certain portion of the revenues of the Water
Department, and are not a general municipal Indebtedness.
STEVENS COUNTY. L. E. Jesseph, Auditor.
• Issued in payment for water systems by their respective cities prior to
County scat is Colville. A portion of this county has been taken to form
annexation. They were then made part of the water plant of this city, and the new Ferry County.
although they arc a general indebtedness, the interest is being paid from LOANSFunding Bonds.
When Due.
the water fund.
40'09 ___ $200,000c ______ _1029
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST is payable as follows; Funding bonds of 1891 and funding
J-J 535,0000 ______ ___1921
(Subject to call after 1919.)
45.s
bonds of 1893 (first and second series) at Seattle or at N. W. Harris & Co.,
BOND.DEBT July 1 1900_ $55,000
(Subject to call after 1911.)
N. Y. City; sewer tunnel bonds of 1893 and sewer bonds of 1893 at City
Total assessed val. 1909_8,550,664
Current Expense Bonds.
Treasurer's office or at Blair & Co., N. Y. City; library-site bonds at City Os
Apr $20,000e__ _Apr 1 1923 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Treasurer's office or fiscal agency, N. Y. City; municipal light and power(Subject to call after 1910.)
State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'00__$35.00
plant bonds (series A and B), State Treasurer's office; municipal-light and
35,000
Population In 1000 (est.)
power-plant-extension bonds at City Treasurer's office or fiscal agency,
_
Population In 1900
.10.543
N. Y. City; Cedar River bonds at the fiscal agency in New York. All the
INTEREST on the refunding bonds Is payable at New York City and on
other bonds, except those of the annexed cities, at the City Treasurer's the current expense bonds at the State Treasurer s office.
office or at N. W. Harris & Co., N. Y. City. Interest on the annexed cities
bonds is payable as follows: On the refunding bonds, the water-works bonds TACOMA. John W. Link, Mayor; John F. Meads, Control.
due 1917 and 1924, and on the general municipal bonds at the fiscal agency
Tacoma is the county seat of Pierce Co. Incorporated Nov. 8 1883.
In N. Y. City; on the funding bonds at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Local Inipet (Assessm't) Bonds.
When Due.
Chicago; on the water-works bonds due 1915 at the Chemical National Bank, LOANS1,230,401
Street Is
Bridge Bonds.
N. Y. City, and on the water-works bonds due 1922 at State Treas'r's office.
144.609
5s g '03 .1- D$100,000c___June 1 1913 Sewer 7s
-Cash in treasury Sept. 1 1909, $5,395,031.55.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.
_187.245
4Yis'09 J-D 300,000____July 1 1929 Water
Sept. 1 '00. Sept. 1 '08. Aug. 1 '07. May 1 '06.
Water and Light Bonds.
Hall Bonds.
City
Bonded debt
$8,570.380 *7,570,380 $7,570,380 $4,635,000 6s g '01 A-05200,000c....Apr 15 1911 5s,e93 J-D $2,080.000e_ _June 1 1913
207,606
Floating debt
237,339
190,570
223,849
Tacoma Light and Power Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
6s g '91 A-0 $350,000c..Apr 15 1011 4;is'00 J-J 5300,000__Jan 1 1929
$8,777,986 $7,807,719 $7,760,950 $4,858,849 5s g '00 F-A1.093,000c_Feb 15 1920
Total
Bridge and Drainage Bonds.
Water debt (included)._ $1,050,000 $1,050,000 $1,050,000 $1,050,000
430'00 J-J $75,000__ __July 1 1029
In addition to the above debt, the city had outstanding Aug. 1 1909
INTEREST on the City Hall and 6% funding bonds is payable at the
$7,921,918 65 of assessment bonds and $1,791,051 52 of ass. warrants.
office of the Mercantile Trust Company, New York; on the 5% funding,
DEBT LIM1TATION.-The limitation of bonded indebtedness Is 10% on the bridge, water and light bonds and,the bonds of 1909,at the Trust Co.
of the assessed valuation.
of America, N. Y.; on local Improvement bonds at office of City Treasurer.
-On Jan. 1 1909 the city owned personal property,
CITY PROPERTY.
-The local Improvement bonds are not city obliBONDED DEBT, &c.
real estate and securities valued at $16,269,949.
gations but liens on the property benefitted, and are not Included below.
50% actual value.
-Assessment about
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Amount outstanding Jan. 1 1909, $1,562,254.
Tax rate
Assessed Valuation
Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06.
per $1,000. Bonded debt
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Years$3,823,000 $3,823,000 $3,823,000 $3,823,000
$140,270,822 $28,856,896 $178,136,718 *30.30
1908
41,067
9,805
4,759
20,459
Floating debt
35.00
29,465,824 155,765,086
1907
126.299,262
1906
30.00
110,655,308
15,119.110 125,774.508
$3,827,759 $3,843,459 $3,832,805 $3,864,067
Total debt
70,153,753
34.50
1905
57,149,371
13,004,382
260,009
273,453
292,819
336,977
Sinking fund assets
32.50
1903
56,674,884
45,334,250
11,340,634
31.00
1901
42,980,924
7,744,645
35,236,279
$3,490,782 $3,550,640 $3,572,706 $3,590,614
Net debt
33.10
1895
30,967,838
26,988,114
3,979,724
Water and light debt
1891
17.60
44,626,495
38,386,755
6,239,740
(included in total)._42,080,000 $2,080,000 $2,080,000 $2,080,000
CITY TAX rate (per $1,000) for 1008 in the "old limits" was $14.80; In
-Assessment Is about 60%
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
the "new limits" it was $14.30; and in South Seattle $13.25. The total
tax rate given above is for the "old limits"; the total rate for the "new actual value.
Assessed Valuation.
City Tax per
limits" was $29.80; and in South Seattle $8.75.
51,000
Real.
Total.
,
Personal.
YearsPOPULATION.
-The population in 1908 is estimated at about 275,000:
*12.00
$43,567,719
$10,357,974
$53,925,693
1909
In 1900 (Census), 80,671; in 1890, 42,837; in 1880, 3,533.
14.00
33,929,886
9,011,090
42,940,976
1908
SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. B. C. Terry, Secretary.
15.00
31.199 715
36,763,345
5,563,630
1007
This school district is in King County and includes the city of Seattle. 1906
15.00
20,660,784
4,589,431
25,250,215
14.40
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '09 M-N $400,000c ..May 1 1920 1905
19,846,639
4,394,151
24,240,700
14.00
School BondsDistrict No. 2 (Annexed.)
18,491,267
1904
3,993,139
22,484,406
J-J $200,000c___Jan 1 1010 as
13.00
____ $15,000Feb 1912 1903
58
3,474,021
21,743,515
18,269,494
14.00
J-J 400,000c_July 1 1915
58
District No. 9 (Annexed.)
16,731
20,023,955
1901
.3753 292,580
M-S 275,000c_Meh 1 1922 Is
11.50
____ $9,000
48
22,549,840
Apr 1912 1900
19,400,553
3 059,287
_
_
A-0 100.000cOct 1 1923 35
0
0
15.50
3,000_ ... _Sept1921 1895
26,452,812
22,849,490
3,603,322
29,752,950
M-N 300,000c___May 1 1924
DistriCi -No. 50 (Annexed.)
430
12.00
26,148.554
1890_
3.604,496
M-S 200.000c. __Sept 1 1920 7s
00
A-0 $20,000
Oct 1910
The total tax rate for 1909 is $31.50 per $1,000, and included State tax.
F-A 20,000
4806 J-J 500.000c___Jan 1 1926 43%s
Feb 1923 $5.02; county tax, $5.98; city tax proper. $12.00, and school tax, $7.00.
-is
68
111-S
J-D 30,000___Dec 15 1911 43
.
_ Sept 1919 and park tax, $1.50.
430'08 M-N 300,000___May 1 1928 4;is
M-S 1O,000--- _Sept 1021
8,000._
-In 1909 (estimated), 115,000; in 1900 (Census) It was
POPULATION.
48 '08 II-N 200.000c-May 1 1928 348'07 F-A 70,000
_Mar 1927 37,714. The population in 1800 was 36,006; in 1880 it was 1,098.
OLYMPIA. J. R. Dever, City Clerk.
NEVADA-DEBT OF STATE.
NOV., 1909.1
'TACOMA SCHOOL DISTRICT No, 10. Alfred Lister. Secretary.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 1909 $510,000
LOANS230,202
Floating debt
Building Bonds.
740,202
43(s'05 M-S$200,000c_ _Sept 1 1925 TOTAL DEBT July 1 '09_
93,398
F-A 85,000c___Aug 1 1911 Sinking fund
•-fis
Value school property_ _ _ _ 1,737,819
Fnding Bonds.
F-A $64,000c___Aug I 1911 Total assessed val. 1908-56,111,676
.6s g
A-0 60,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1913 (Assessment about 60 %actual value)
13s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908......_$7.00
Refundng Bonds.
F-A$100.000c. __Feb 1 1920 Population in 1909 (est.) _ _ _ _110,000
4;is
INTEREST on bonds payable at State fiscal agency in New York.
WALLA WALLA. T. D. S Hart, Clerk.
Tills city Is In Walla Walla County
City-Hill et Fire-Station Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSsi00.000e_ Jan 1 1928
Sc r '08
Water and Sewer Bonds
1926 GEN. BONDS Sept 1 1909_ $752,600
5s '99 Jan $185,000c
102,824
Assessment debt
Fundinq Bonds.
266,652
1912 Floating debt
13s '92 May $40,000c
TOTAL DEBT Sept 11909.1,132,076
Street Paving Bonds.
5s&6s July $54,600c 1914-'15 ea '16 Total assessed val. 1909 _ _ _7,753,371
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
Woter-Wnrks Bonds.
1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$15.00
4 %s'99 M-S$133,000c
10,049
1936 Population In 1900
'06 Nov 250,000c
:58 g
22,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
(Subject to call.)
INTEREST on the funding bonds Is payable at the Chemical National
Bank; on the other bonds at the fiscal agency In New York City.
WALLA WALLA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Margaret Center,
Secretary, P. 0. Walla Walla.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds (Con.).
LOANS1928
45 '08 ann 8157,000
-_ '01 ___ $25,000
03,500
(Subject to call at any time.)
.. '03 ___
BOND. DEBT Sept1909_ $285,500
- Refunding Bonds.
450'08 M-S $30,000_ __Sept 15 1928 Assessed valuation 1908_7,547,385
(SubJect to call after Sept 15 1918.) (Assessment about % actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_$10.00
INTEREST payable at the IIarris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
WHATCOM COUNTY. Alex Van Wyck, Auditor.
157
TOTAL DEBT. ETC.
-The subjoined statement shows the total Cebt of
the State (exclusive of the Irredeemable bonds for $380,000) and the cash In
the State Treasury on January 1 of the following years:
Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06
Bonded debt (exclusive of $380,000 bonds)
$170,000 $206,700 $233,000 $253,700
Floating debt (warrants)
19,122
38,043
24,955
53,081
Cash in treasury
331,218
802,441
473,505
674,342
ASSESSED VAL UATION.-The following statement shows the assessed
valuation of real and personal property In the State and the net proceeds
of mines for the years indicated:
Personal Net Proceeds
Total
YearsAssessment.
Real Estate
Property, of mines.
1908
_$50,482,257 $23,373,886 $3,154,109 $77,010,252
11)07
49,702,148
15,382,618 6,901,516
71,986,282
1906
32,242,372
12,223,625 2,378,012
46,843,009
1905
30,657,241
10,987,859 1,594,584
43,239,684
1904
25,554,639
10,715.496
37,195.770
925.035
1903
22,764,049
9,943,414
33,161.683
454,220
1902
29,831,376
9,215,358
506,710
20,109,308
1900
24,286,757
105,900
16,578,404
7,602,452
1890
7,728,663
25,350,094
686 709
16 934,721
1880
9,855,944 4,496,738
32,095,397
17,742,714
187)
8,377,995 5,910,398
25,608,507
11,320,113
1875
3,286,672
-18,698,27621,984,948
The State tax rate (per $1.000) for 1908 was $7.00.
DEBT LIMITATION.
-State debt'in Nevada is strictly limited, but
there Is no limitation as to county, city, &c., debts. The constitutional
provisions will be found In the "State and City Supplement"of Apr.13 1907.
POPULATION OF STATE.
-Though Nevada has some good grazing
land the mining industry, more particularly silver mining, had chief
attention, and, with the decline of this, population also declined. the
Census of 1900 showing a total of only 42,335 persons, as against 45,761 In
1890 and 02,266 in 1880. The famous Comstock lode Is located within
Nevada, hut the sliver production of the State has undergone great contraction within the last decade. Latterly population has again Increased.
The full record of population Is as follows: The 1900 figures include persons
on Indian reservations not considered in previous aggregates. Of such
persons there were 1,594 In 1890 and 6,800 In 1880.
1900._ 42.33511800_ 45.76111880_ 62,26611870_ 42,49111860_ _6,857
County scat Is Bellingham.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT July 1 '09 $623,787
LOANSFunding Bonds.
Cash in treasury
63,686
Ifs
May $11,50110_ _May 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1909_24,278,622
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $200,0000___Jan 1 1922 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08411.50
4j
-s
STATE OF NEVADA.
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.) Population in 1900
24,116
BOND. DEBT July 1 19094211,500 Population In 1890
18,591 ELKO COUNTY. A. G. Dawley, Clerk.
412,237 Population in 1908 (est.) ____.80,000
Floating debt
Elko is the county seat.
INTEREST is payable at fiscal agency In New York.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$32,000
Court House and Jail Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _12,000,000
COUNTY. Wilbur Crocker, Auditor.
YAKIMA
Os g '09 Feb $100,000_Jan 1910-'29_ (Assessment about 31 actual value.)
County seat 19 North Yakima.
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09 $100,000 State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'09_ $16.20
When Due. Total assessed val. 1908_624,569,813
LOANSPopulation In 1900
5,688
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
County Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at County Treasurer's office.
1019 State& Co.tax(per $1,000)'( 8.312.00
530'89 ____ $80,000c&r
1912 Population in 1900.
5%8'92 ____ 18,000c&r
13,462
1926 Population In 1909 (est.)
4s '06 ____ 80,000cler
45,000 ESMERALDA COUNTY. Geo. Brodigan, Auditor.
Goidneld is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT July 1 19094178,000 INTEREST payable in New York
70,027
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ _ $54,0001Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ 423.50
and San Francisco.
Cash In county funds
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _7,944,536 I Population in 1908 (est.)
25,000
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding several counties and other
civil divisions In Washington which are not represented among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop.,
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation. $1,000. '1905.
$
$
5
b
Adams County Sch. Dist. No. 15 36,000
684,035 5.00
2,067
Anacortes, Skagit County
923,022 14.00
48,700
3,500
Anacortes Sch. Dist. No. 18_ _ 40,000 ___.
934,802
Asotin County
2,844,552
25,000
__
8,642
Benton County Sch.D1st. No.16 41,000
3,500 1,500,000 0.00
61 660 10 954 10,738,143 ____
Chelan County
3,931
Chelan County Sch. D. No. 46_ 52,000 25,2i 1,777.813 13.50
Columbia County
36,000
6,851) 7,100,040 ___
Ferry County
51,000 98,560 2,332 884 ____
4,786
HIllyard School District
42,000 10,000 1,400,000 13.00
HIllyard (C), Spokane County_ 39,000
875,000
_
Hoquiam (C), Chehalis County_ 85,000 15,000 1,782,000a16.00
King County Sch. Dist. No. 3_ _ 32,000
9,418 1,504,224
King County Sch. DIst. No. 7_ _ 26,500
5,354 1,335,190
King County Sch. Dist. No. 153 200,000
7,335 2,942,320 10.00
KlIckitat County
58,000
8,437,219 c19.50
Okanogan County
None 131,671 3,608 809
12,945
Pacific County
33,000 74,900 7,500,000
Port Angeles, Clallam County
86,000 88,840
760,000 29.30
Puyallup, Pierce County
62,800 10,000 1,54)7,471 a36.00
Skagit County
100,000 108.615 12,804,824 c17.00
South Bend, Pacific County___ 60,000 40,88
592,285a29.70
Sprague, Lincoln County
35,000 14,000
1,500
624,000a15.00
Thurston County
33,000
9,135,302 cli.00
Vancouver (C), Clark County__ 50,000
2,180,000 d8.00
Walla Walla County
80,000
25,700,348 c10.50
Wenatchee (C), Chelan County_118,500 26,000 2,080,000
Yakima Co. Sch Dist No. 54_ 40,000
1,042,085
• State estimate. a Total tax. b County tax. c State and county
tax. d City tax.
State of Nevada.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act March 2 1861)__ March 2 1861
Admitted as a State (Act March 21 1864)
Oct. 31 1864
Total area of State (square miles)
110,700
State Capital
Carson City
Governor (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1911)_D. S. Dickerson
Sec'y of State (till Tues.aft. 1st Mon.Jan.'11)_W.G.Douglass
Treasurer (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1911) D. M. Ryan
Comptroller
Jacob Eggers
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the third Monday In
January, and sessions are limited to sixty days with pay for only sixty days.
-For early history of State debt see "State and
HISTORY OP DEBT.
City Supplement" of April 1894, page 150. The details of the debt arc as
given below.
LOANS--Interest---Principa
Name and Purpose.
% Payable When Due. Outstand'y
• School Fund bonds April 1 1879_ _ _ 5
J-J
Irredeemable $380,000
do
April 1 1895____ 4
J-J April 1 1915
18,000
Oct 1 1901..„.. 4
do
J-J Oct 1 1921
2,000
do
Sept 2 1903_ _ _ 4
.
J-J Sept 2 1923
24,000
Aug 1 1905._ 4
do
J-J Aug 1 1925
16,000
Past-nun bonds. __
do
70,000
4
a University Fund bonds, 1900
J-J May 1 19101
14,000
1900
do
4
J-J Nov 11 1910j
Aug 1 1905
o
4
____ Aug 1 1915
6,000
Past-due bonds- __
do
_
6.000
_
S State Univ. Fund Past-due bonds_ __
14,000
• These various bonds are all held by the State School Fund, which owns
In addition $215,000 United States 4s and $1,009,000 3% and 33i% bonds
of the State of Massachusetts
a These various bonds are all held by the University Fund 00,000 Acre
Grant. This fund also holds $68,500 Massachusetts State 3s and 3s.
S This fund also holds $32,500 Massachusetts State 3s and 3s
GOLDFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. A. Codd, Clerk.
A district In Esmeralda County.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '09_ $100,000
School Bldg. Bonds (Tax exempt). Total assessed val. 1909._ _2,000.000
8s g 07 J-J $50.000c
1917 (Assessment about 35% actual val.)
50.000
School tax rate(per$1,000) '0941.10
Population In 1909 (est.)
10.000
INTEREST Is payable in Chicago, Ill.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY. S. J. Bonnifield, Recorder and Aud.
Winnemucca Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $48,000
Hospital Bonds.
1Floating debt
22,180
Os
Jan $10,000
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _7,769,827
Jail Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'09_ _$15.00
Is '07 J-J $38,000
, Population in 1909 (est.)
7,000
LINCOLN COUNTY. Henry Lee, Treasurer.
The county seat is Phoebe.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '09__ $435,000 Population In 1890
Total assessed val.'09 (est.)2,200,000 Population In 1908
(Assessment about li actual value.) Population in 190.) (esti
State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'09_ _522.96
2,466
3,2134
7.500
ORMSBY COUNTY. E. 0. Patterson, Clerk.
Carson City Is the county seat and capital of State.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 15'09_ $40,000
Funding Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 1908__1,319,745
5s g '00 ___ j$36,000c_July 1 '10-'27)
1 4,000c_July 1 1928)
RENO. H. E. Christie, City Clerk.
City of Reno was Incorporated under an Act of the Legislature approved
March 16 1903; amended March 1905. All bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSIVhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
---- ---- $12,500
--. _______ _ 59 '06 J-.) 535,000e... _July 1 1936
Fire Dept. Bonds.
50,000c
5s '09 J-J
1934
Sc '01 J-J
$8 000c_Jan 1 '10-'17
Park Purchase .5c lmprt. Bonds.
58 '04 J J
30,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1924 5s g '07 J-J $22 ,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1937
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1909.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
Bridge Bonds,
BOND.DEBT Oct 29 '09_ $204,000
55
Jan $24,000c
Assessed valuation i1)09_9 980,000
University Building.
(Assessment al,
00t 70 r'1, actual val.)
Os
J-J
$2.000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'11 Total tax rate(per$1,000) 09.426.00
City Hail Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est)
18,000
5s 07 J-J $50,000c
1937 Population in 1900 (town)
4,500
General Improvement Bonds,
Popul'n Reno Precinct 1900_ _5,076
6s g
$30,000c
INTEREST is payable at the office of the County and ex-officio City
Treasurer.
RENO SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10. Theo. W. Clark, Clerk (P. 0. Reno).
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $130,000
5s '09 M-S $100,000_31..th 1 '10-'29 Assessed valuation 1908_10,016.200
,
School tax rate (per $1,000)'07 $3.20
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office In Reno.
WASHOE COUNTY. D. B. Boyd, Treasurer.
Reno is the county seat.
When Due. BOND.DEBT Sept 1909_ _$250,000
LOANSBridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation. real_$11.665,240
5s '115 Jan $60,000c_ _ _Jan '10-'39 Assessel val., personal... 3,921,865
Court-House Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
15,
-437,105
5s '04 Dec $25,000c_ -_Jan '29-'33 (Assessment about 70% actual val.)
5s '09 ____ 150,000___Jan 1 '20-'34 State & Co.tax(per$1,000)'09..$13.00
Hospital Bonds.
Population In 1900
9,141
Dec $15,000c
Os
Population in 1909 (est.) ..._15.000
INTEREsr payable at the(Mee of the County Treasurer.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding counties and municipalities
in Nevada which are not represented among the foregoing:
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per PoVn.
debt,
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1900.
Carson City Sch. Dist, No. 1__$32,000
$1,200.000
Nye County
83,000
None 4,700,000
_
Sparks (C), Washoe County
73,000
1,348,000 a25.00
White Pine County
43,892 13,519 4,181,641
(C) City. a Total tax
158
DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE
STATES, CITIES MO ToWINS
IN
THE
SOUTH HRI\ STATES
INDEX FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES, CITIES, Etc.
VIRGINIA—State,Cities, Sze
WEST VIRGINIA—State, Cities, 43cc
KENTUCKY—State,Cities, Scc
TENNESSEE—State,Cities, tkc
NORTH CAROLINA—State,Cities, Scc
SOUTH CAROLINA—State,Cities, &c
GEORGIA—State, Cities, &c.
Pages 158 to 161
Pages 161 to 162
Pages 162 to 164
Pages 164 to 166
Pages 166 to 169
Pages 169 to 170
Pages 170 to 173
State of Virginia.
ITS
•
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
One of Original Thirteen
Admitted as a State
42,450
Total area of State (square miles)
Richmond
State Capital
Governor (term expires Feb. 1 1910)__ __Claude A. Swanson
Sec'y of Com'wealth (term exp. Feb. 1 1910)_D. Q. Eggleston
Auditor of Pub. Acc.(term exp. *Mch. 1 1912) Morton Marye
Treasurer (term expires Feb. 1 1910)__ __A. W. Harman Jr.
John G. Dew
Second Auditor (term exp. *Mch. 11912)
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in even years on the second Wedner
day in January. and sessions are limited to 60 days, but may be extended
for a further period not exceeding 30 days, provided three-fifths of the
members elected to each house concur.
• These officials are elected by the General Assembly and hold office
for four years.
MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS —A new Constitution
went into effect in April 1902. One of Its provisions fixes a limit of indebtedness in the cases of cities and towns of 18% of the assessed value of real
estate, unless the issue be authorized by a majority of the qualified voters.
V. 74, p. 741. Under a law passed in 1908 (Chapter 70) the right is given
to any magisterial district located in counties of this State to Issue bonds
at not exceeding 6% interest for roads and bridges up to 10% of the assessed
value of the taxable property contained therein, provided they are authorized by a majority vote. A tax levy must be made each year to meet the
Interest and provide a sinking fund to extinguish the debt in thirty-four
years.
STATE DEBT.—For a detailed report of the Virginia debt as it stood prior
to 1892, and for the history of the debt settlement made by and between
the Virginia Debt Commission and the Bondholders' Committee, see the
"State and ',City Supplement" of April, 1893, pages 151 and ,152.
In January 1903 an adjustment was effected of the claims of the
State against the National Government on account of the War of 1812 and
of the counter claims for interest and principal on bonds against the State
by the National Govenment. See V. 76, p• 119.
On Sept. 1 1909 Virginia's debt stood as shown below:
Century Bonds, Act of 1892.
When Due.
LOANS—
Riddleberger Bonds, Act of 1882. 3s J-J $16,663,367.20__July 1 1091
35 J-J $5,853,954.16__July 1 1932
(Subject to call after 1900.)
The Literary Fund on Sept. 1 1909 held $223,500 Century bonds and
$1,579,927.28 of Riddiebergers; tote , $1,803,427.28. These, being held
alive in the Fund, form part of the outstanding amounts in the table.
Of the $16,665,367.20 Century bonds, $5,290,000 are coupon, $11,373,800
registered and $1,567.20 fractional certificates; of the $5,853,954.16 Illidiebergers, $1,628,500 are coupon, $4,224,300are registered and $1,154.16
are fractional certificates.
The interest on tile Century bonds was 2% for the first 10 years (or until
July 1 1901), and 3% thereafter. Both Issues are exempt from taxation.
Total amount of outstanding bonds issued under Act. of Feb. 20 1802:
$16,359,860.00
To Bondholders' Committee
1,708,664.46
Deposited with Commissioners of Sinking Fund
Canceled
$18,068,5?4.46
1,402,057.26
Total
Total Act of Feb. 14 1882
$16.666,467.20
5 853,954.16
$22,520,421.36
Total debt Sept. 1 1909
School and College debt (additional)-6s___-$2,384,705.85
82,800 00 $2,467,605.85
School and College debt (additional)-4s____
Note.—The school and college debt here mentioned does not represent
any obligations outstanding in the hands of the public. It consists entirely
of amounts owing the educational institutions, and is evidenced by certificates of indebtedness issued under Chapter 344, Laws of 1892. These certificates are redeemable at pleasure of the State and are non-transferable.
The Virginia Legislature re-enacted the Funding Act of Feb. 20 1892,
and under its provisions all old Virginia bonds were allowed to be brought
In and funded Into new Century bonds, upon the same terms as the Olcott
settlement, provided they were presented for funding prior to Dec. 311896.
By the Act of Jan. 25 1898, however, bondholders were given until July 1
1898 to come in and accept the terms, and the time has been repeatedly
extended since then, the latest extension having been until December
31 1909. Bonds funded under any amendment or extension to the Act
FLORIDA—State,Cities, dcc
ALABAMA—State,Cities, &c_
MISSISSIPPI—State, Cities, &c
LOUISIANA—State, Cities, &c
ARKANSAS—State,Cities, &c
TEXAS—State,Cities, &c
Pages 173 to 174
Pages 174 to 176
Pages 176 to 178
Pages 178 to 179
Page 180
Pages 180 to 185
of February 20 1892 carry interest from the semi-annual period next
preceding use date of funding. Under use old law coupon bonds once
converted into registered certificates were not re-convertible Into coupon
bonds, but under the Acts of 1882 and 1892 coupon and registered bonds
are interchangeable.
WEST VIRGINIA CERTWICATES.—In the settlement of 1871 It was
assumed that West Virginia should provide for one-third the principal
and interest of the then existing debt, that is, $15,239,370 out of tile total
debt of $45,718,112. To represent, therefore, West Virginia's share of
bonds funded, "deferred certificates" were Issued. West Virginia, however, has refused to recognize these certificates, and a movement begun in
August 1898 to compel recognition continues actively in progress. The
plan provides for ascertaining.the exact amount of the old Virginia debt with
which West Va. Is justly chargeable (subject to certain limitations), and
then compromising that amount at the same percentage at which Virginia
compromised the two-thirds of the original Virginia debt, namely, 60% for
principal and 30U % for interest. (See editorial in "State & City Supplement" for Apr. 1899). The Legislature of Virginia in Mch. 1900 passed
a bill authorizing the State Debt Commission to take such action and institute such proceedings as may be deemed proper to protect the State's interests and to bring about a settlement with West Virglina. (V.70, p. 494.)
The original plan has been somewhat amended to meet present requirements; see digest in V. 76, p. 770. V. 79. p. 2759. In December 1905
the State Debt Commission decided to bring suit against the State of
West Virginia, and a bill was accordingly filed in the United States
Supreme Court early In 1006. See V. 81, p. 1623; V. 82, p. 584. On May
27 1907 Chief Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court handed
down the decision of theCourt overruling tile demurrer Interposed by tile
State of West Virginia to the suit. See V. 84, p. 641 and 1382; also editorial
on page 1330. On May 6 1908 Chief Justice Fuller of the United States
Supreme Court made public the terms of the decree of that tribunal ordering
the taking of testimony by a special master.
V. 86, p. 1176. This case
came up on May '4 1009 before the Special Master appointed In June
1908, but the hearing has been postponed from time to time, having been
deferred until Nov. 22 1909, V. 89. p. 868.
Application was made June 3 1900 and granted by the Governing Committee June 13 1900 to list Brown Bros. & Co.'s Virginia deferred certificates (representing the originals of the 1871 issue only) on the New York
Stock Exchange. The amount listed up to Nov. 20 1909 was $11,116,565.
After about three-fourths of the old Virginia bonds had been surrendered.
and "deferred certificates" been given to represent West Virginia's one
third, under the Acts of 1871 and 1879, these Acts were repealed. Tile remaining bonds were refunded under other laws. These laws required a
certificate to represent one-third the principal of tile old bonds brought In
for funding, but gave "non-Interest-bearing certificates" to represent onethird the interest on old bonds. There is something less than $475,000 of
bonds and Interest yet outstanding which is fundable under the current
law of 1892. The following shows the amount of each refunding issue.
—Interest.—
LOANS—
Outstanding.
When Due.
P. Ct. P'g'ble.
?Tame and Purpose.
Interest-bearing "def'd certs"
Contingent *$15,658,843 53
J &J
6
of 1871 and 1879
Non-interest-bearing deferred
1 38
87: 1 88
3885 81
certificates of 1871 and
1,0
'79..1
Interest-bearing certs. of 1882
744,051 60
Non-int.-bearing certs.of 1882
285,361 99
Interest-bearing certs. of 1892
321,622 36
Non-int.-bearing certs.of 1802
'It has been ascertained that $564,259 bonds were issued under the
Act of 1879.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—
Tax Rate
Assessment of
Assessment
Total. per $1,000.
Year
of Real Estate. Personal Property
$573,838,526
$3.50
$160,081,727
$413,556,799
1908
541,436,2::0
3.50
152,887,971
388,568,249
1907.
3.50
516,740,533
137,763,464
378,977,089
1906
3.50
126,067,247
477,792,483
351,725,236
1905
122,673,713
466.464,029
3.50
343,790,316
1904
117.724,415
3,50
454,352,393
336,627,078
1903
107,279,401
4.00
423,842,689
316,563,279
1900
83,132,476
4.00
313,182,340
396,314,816
1895
4.00
90,110,467
362,422,741
272,312,274
1890
4.00
84,884,270
341,800,410
256,916,140
1885
5.00
70,31)1,018
304,663,9
1880
234,272,951
POPULATION.—The population of Virginia has been as follows:
*1,065,116
*1,596,318 1820
1900
1,854 184 1860
*974,600
*1,421.661 1810
1890
1,655 980 1850
*880,200
1880
*1,239,797 1800
1,512,565 1840
*747.610
*1.211,405 1790
1870
1,225,163 1830
*This includes population of the section now forming the State of West
Virginia. Without %Vest Virginia population was 1,219,630 in 1860;
1, 19,348 In 1850; 1,015,260 In 1840; 1,034,481 In 1830; 028,348 in 1820;
869,131 in 1810; 801,608 in 1800 and 691,737 in 1790.
The proportion of the colored population was 41.76% In 1880 and 38.70%
In 1890 and 35.7% in 1900. In number blacks were 526,861 in 1850 and
548,907 In 1860, both including West Virginia; 512,841 in 1870, 631,616
In 1880, 640,867 in 1890 and 660,722 In 1000.
Nov., 1909.]
.VIRGINIA----CITIES AND TOWNS.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
NOTE.
-For reports not given in alphabetical order among the following.
see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
159
OPTIONAL.
-All the 5% bonds (with the exception of $50,000 due In
1916) are subject to call ten years after their date of issue.
-All 5,4% and 4% bonds are exempt from city tax.
TAX EXEMPT.
INTEREST is payable in Danville, and all coupons are tax-receivable.
DEBT LIMITATION.
-The city's charter limits the bonded indebtedness to 31,460,000.
ALEXANDRIA. E. F. Price, Auditor.
FRANKLIN CO. P. D. Divers, Treasurer.
This city Is in Alexandria County. Incorporated as a town in 1749.
County seat is Rocky Mount.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_5,300,000
LOANS(Assessment about 50% actual yalue)
Refunding Bonds.
Coupon Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 'OIL $98,000
533,000c___Jan 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1908__2,600,000
40,200._ __July 1 1938 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_417.10
4s '02 J-J
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08 20.60
Refunding Bonds.
16,500c_ __Jan 1 1924 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
14,339 5s '00 J-J
16,500e_ _Jan 1 1929 State dc Co. tax (per$1,000)'09 $17.50
4s '08 J-J $745,000__July 1 1938 population in 1890
14,528
16,000c _Jan 1 1934 Population in 1890
BOND. DEBT Oct 28 '09_5785,200 Population in 1900
24,985
16,000c_ ....Jan 1 1939 PonnlatIon in 1900
25,953
INTEREST is payable in Alexandria and all the bonds carry taxINTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Rocky Mount.
receivable coupons.
-All bonds are exempt from city taxation.
TAX FREE.
FREDERICKSBURG. R. T. Knox, Treasurer.
BEDFORD CITY (formerly Liberty). J. M. Daniel, Recorder.
This city is in Bedford County.
Refunding Bonds-(Con).
When Due.
LOANSF-A $30,000.._ __Feb 1 1921
Market and Improvement Bonds. 5s
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1911).
$10,000
A-0
6s
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1904.) BOND. DEBT Sept 18 19093140,000
Total assessed val. 1909.___ 803 982
Water Bonds.
J-J $40,000___ _July 1 1931 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09 $10.00
6s
2,897
Population in 1890
(Subject to call after 1907.)
2,416
Population in 1900
Refunding Bonds.
3,000
M-N $60,000_ _ _ _May 1 1929 Population In 1909 (est.)
55
(Subject to call after 1909.)
INTEREST on the refunding 5s due 1929 is payable in Lynchburg, on
all other bonds in Bedford. Coupot s are tax receivable
-All bonds except refunding 5s due 1921, arc exempt
TAX EXEMPT.
from municipal tax.
BERKLEY. Annexed to Norfolk.
BRISTOL. H. E. Jones, Member City Council.
Bristol is In Washington County. Incorporated Feb. 12 1890; new
charter March 5 1900.
Water Works.
When Due.
LOANSOs '89 J-J $35,000c___July 1 1923
General improvement.
65 '91 M-N $50,000c__Nov 1 1921 (Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
Os '92 M-N 20,000o ....Nov 1 1922 5s '02 M-N 25 000c-Nov 1 1932
Court-House, City Hall & Jail Bds.
Street Improvements.
$S,000c_Jan 1 '10-'17 5s '08 F-A $60,000__ _Aug 11938
5s '01 J-J
10,0000___Jan 21 1921 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1928.)
55 '01 J-J
Bristol Home Co. (Park) Bonds.
15,0000. July 1 1931
58 '01 J-J
$8,000 _Jan 1 '10-'17
(Subject to call after June 1 1921.) 55 '06 J-J
1,600_Jan 1 '10-'17
M000c-Aug 15 1931 58 '06 J-J
55 '01 J-J
(Subject to call after June 1 1921.) BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909_ $229,900
3,600c-Aug 15 1921 Water debt (included)
61,000
Ss '01 F-A
Os '02 J-J 5 1.500c-_Jan 1 '10-'12 Notes do warrants outstanding 3,600
200c. ..Jan 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1909_ __3,700,000
(Assessment about 3i actual value.)
Public Building Bonds.
$584,000
A-0 $20,000___ _July 1 1918 Value of city property
5s
5,000__July 11013 Total tax (per 31,000) 1000_ _$21.50
A-0
55
_2,002
Population in 1800_
Johnson Land Refunding Bonds.
4,579
Ss '98 J-D $15,0000_ _June 1 1923 Population in 1900
Population in 1009 (est)
9,250
(Subject to call June 1 1908.)
INTEREST on the water-works bonds due 1923 is payable at Lynchburg, Va.; on all other bonds at the Dominion National Bank, Bristol.
CAMPBELL COUNTY. S. C. Goggin, Clerk.
This city is in Spottsylvanla County. Incorporated 1727. All bonds
are exempt from city taxes.
LOANSWhen Due. I
Water Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.'
_ $21,000
4s '00 J-J $25,000e_ __July 2 1920
Gas and Water Bonds.
Electric-Light Bonds.
48 '05 A-0 $20,000c_ _Apr 1 1935
4s '01 J-J 312,000c___ Tan 1 1931 (Subject to call after April 1 1911.)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1911.)
48 '05 M-N 315,0000-Nov 1 1910
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call any time.)
4s '01 A-0 $17,300e_ __Apr 1 1931
School Bonds.
(Subject to call April 1 1913.)
4s '08 J-J $15,000
1938
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call.)
45 '06 M-N $119,400c_May 1 1936 GEN'L BONDS Aug 1909_$284,700
Refunding Gas Works Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1907_ _ _2,450.968
48 '00 J-J $25.000c_ Jan 2 1920 City tax rate (per $1,000) '0 i..$14.50
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1890
4,528
4s '01 A-0 $20,0000___Apr 1 1931 Population In 1900
5,068
Population in 1908 (est.)
(Subject to call after 1911.)
6.000
*These bonds are secured by a deed of trust on the iron bridge across the
Rappahannock River at Fredericksburg. Water, gas and electric-light
bonds are secured in the same manner on the water, gas and electric-light
plants
-The interest on the gas and water bonds due 1935 is payINTEREST.
able at City Treasurer's office.
-The water works owned by the city are valued at
WATER WORKS.
$100,000; the free bridge at $60,000. The city also owns the gas works.
HARRISONBURG. H. A. Sprinkle, Treasurer.
This town is in Rockingham County. Incorporated in 1780. This city
owns its water and light plants.
LOANSWater Bonds.
When Due.
Electric Plant Bonds
M-N $37,000c___Nov 1 1927
55
49 '04 FA $60,000c__ Aug 15 1934
(Subject to call after 1917.)
(Subject to call after Aug. 15 1919.)
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '00_3194,500
5s
J-J $68,500c_ _ July I 1924 Total assessed val. 1909-2,644,588
(Subject to call after July 11014.) (Assessment about
actual value.)
Currency Bonds
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__.$6 50
5s '05 M-N $25,000
May 2 1910 Population In 1890
2,725
(Subject to call at any time.)
Population In 1900
3,591
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)
5,000
45
$4,000r_ __ Apr 1 1912 INTEREST payable at Harrisonburg
J-J
(Subject to call after April 11907.)
LYNCHBURG. G. W. Smith. Mayor; John M. Otey, Aud.
Lynchburg is situated in Campbell County. Incorporated Jan. 10 1805.
LOANSWhen Due.I
Redemption Bonds.
Public Improvement Bonds.
I 55 '79 J-J $160 71101r __Jan 1 1914
'01.I-J 3100,0(14r __Jan 1 19321
3
Va. & Tenn. RR Bonds
4Ms'00 J-J 400,000____July 1 1939'6s '71 J-J 343,200r ____1910-1931
Permanent Improvements.
Water Bonds.
58 '92 J-J $49,500_ _July 1 1926 6s '78 J-J $37,000r .Mch 1 1912
(Subject to call.)
5s '81 J-J
99,0004r Nov 1 1915
55 '95 J-J 310,000Sr __Jan 1 1930 4s '04 F-A 600,000ir __Aug 1 1938
4s '00 J-J
17,000r _July 1 1930 44s'07 F-A 100,0004c_Aug 1 1941
Street Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09.12,111,600
43.s
____ $7,200
Assessed valuation, real_ _12,355,107
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
4%s
____ 43,000
Assessed val.. personal_14,836,167
4s
-- -- 6,000
Total valuation 1908
27,191,274
Charlotte Court House is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessm't about 90% actual value.)
When Due.I Population in 1900
LOANS15,343 4;48 '97J-D $425,000 • __ _June 1 1927 City tax rate (per M) 1908___$15.00
Road Bonds.
48 '00 M-S 186,000r _Mch 16 1935 Population in 1900
18,891
4;48'09 Apr $40,000c_Apr 1 1940;
48 '04 J-J 200,0005r __Oct 1 1934 Population In 1890
19,709
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1929) I
School Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
35s '98J-J $30,000Sr_July 1 1928
INTEREST on the refunding bonds due 1927 is payable in Baltimore,
CHARLOTTESVILLE. E. I. Carruthers, Auditor.
on all other bonds interest is payable at the office of the City Treasurer,
seat of Albemarle County. Incorporated Lynchburg.
Charlottesville is the county
July 1 1888.
TAX EXEMPT.
-Bonds marked are exempt from taxation.
When Due.
Sewerage Bonds.
LOANS-The city's debt is limited by its charter to 16%
M-S 380,000e_Sept 1 1914 of DEBT LIMITATION.
5s
Refunding Bonds.
the taxable values as shown by the books of the Commissioner of the
Reservoir Bonds.
40'06 J-J $142,000c___Jan 1 1936
Revenue.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1926.) 4 ;is '07 J-J $160,000c_-_Jan 1 1947
$3,000c.._ Jan 1 1925 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.
5s
J-J
4O'08 M-S 31,500o_ Sept 1 1948 MANCHESTER. J. W. Bronaugh Jr., Treasurer.
_Sept
School Bonds.
Manchester is situated in Chesterfield County. Incorporated in March
M-N $25,000c,....N0v 1 1914 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.)
5s
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 W.. $549,500 1874. Bonds are tax exempt.
Water Bonds.
29,987 LOANS5s
A-0 $12,000c__Apr 1 1938 Other indebtedness
When Due.
Almshouse and Jail.
Sinking fund
58,487
(Subject to call after 1908.)
Water Bonds.
58
J-J
$2.000c___Jan 1 1927
Assessed valuation 1909.._3,325.000 69 g
Street Bonds.
J-D $60.000c___Dec 1 1918
Funding Bonds
55
M-N 316,0000___Nov 1 1014 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 58
J-J
J-J $15,000c___Jan 1 1928
62,000c_ __July 1 1928 58
45
J-D 80,000c_ _ _June 1 1943 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'0941675 55
J-J
Street Improvement.
1.800r._ _July 1 1928
5,591
(Subject to call after June 1 1913). Population in 1890
(Subject to call after July 11904.) 88
M-S $2.500c...Sept 1 1911
Population in 1900
6,449 4s '06 J-J $20,000c___July 1 1940 6s
F-A
2,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1910
Refunding Bonds.
55
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 is payable at the City Treasurer's
J-J
15,000c___July 1 1925
58
J-J 175,0000 --------1931 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1909_ $517,300
office; on all other bonds at Charlottesville, Baltimore and New York.
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Total assessed val. 1908._ _4,038,347'
58
J-J $40,000o.,..July 1 1927 (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
DANVILLE. Robert Brydon, Auditor.
5s
J-J
37,000e__July 1 1932 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908___$15.00
Danville Is in Pittsylvania County. Incorporated as a city in 1890. 4 Ms
J-J 125,0000
1930 Population in 1890
9,246
45 '05 M-N 60,000c___May 1 1935 Population in 1900
Neapolls (North Danville) was annexed to Danville July 11806.
9,715
Population In 1906 (est)
When Due.
Neapolls Water Bonds.
13.000
LOANSSs '04 J-D $30,000c____June 1924
Improvement Bonds.
-All of the above bonds are subject to call ten yearn after
OPTIONAL.
Neapolis RR. Bonds.
fls '77 J-J $20,000c__-July 1011
date of issue excepting the 8s due 1911, $60,000 of water bonds,
20,000c__July 1911 68 '94 M-N $30.0000--Nov 1914 water 48 of 1906,$2,000 due In 1910,$125,000 4 Ms and 360.000 48. $20,000
88 '79 J-J
1913
Bridge Bonds.
5,000c___ _Oct
58 '86 D-J
water bonds due in 1018 is payable at Baltimore,
5s '02 A-0 10,000r___Jan 1922 55 '86 A-0 $50,000c____Oct 1916 onINTEREST on thethe office of the City Treasurer.
all other bonds at
30,000c___Jan 1 1935
5,000c___ _Jan 1923 48 '05 J-J
5s '92 J-J
1924
Stteet Bonds.
-The city's charter limits Its dent to 20% of the
DEBT LIMITATION.
7,500r____Sept
58 '94 M-S
45 '01 F-A 10,000c_ _ _ Feb 1931 45 '05 M-S $50,000c___Sept 1 1035 assessed valuation of real estate.
Paving Bonds
Danv. & New Riv. RR. Bonds.
68 '80 J-J $50,000c _Jan 1910-'14 4a'99 J-J $100,000c
July 1929 MARTINSVILLE. A. S. Graveler, Auditor.
Paving & Water Impr. Bonds.
-A 60.000c____Aug 1912
Os '82 F
This town Is situated In Henry County.
45 '02 __- $10.0000____Mch 1932
Fire Protection Bonds.
LOANS
When Due.
Water Power & Light Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '83 J-D $5,000c__Dec 1913
55
Water Bonds.
--- 310,000e
5s '02 M-N 10,000c__May 1932 48 '00 _-_ $60,0000-__May 1930
1914
1928
65
Water Bonds.
J-D $30,000e
Railroad Bonds.
Sewer and Oas Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
45
--- $47,000c
5s '87 M-N $100,000c__-May 1917 4s '05 J-J $70,000c___Jan 1 1935
1925
1930 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $176,400
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_31,271,500 138
J-D $17.400c
Refunding Bonds.
.
-Plant Bonds
Electric,
Total assessed val, 1909._1,0112,600
5s '92 J-J $20,000c___Jan 1923 Value of city prop'ty 1909. 2,666.000
58 '95 J-J 100,000c____Jan 1925 Total assessed val. 1008_ _13,002,787 5s '05 J-J 830.000c.....Jan 2 1939 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
30,000c..__May 1 1939 Town tax (per $1,000) 1909---46.00
4 45'98 M-S 100,000c____Mch 1928 (Assessm't about 80% actual value.) 55 '05 J-J
12,0000_...Jan 2 1940 Population In 1900
4s '01 J-J 160,000c-_July 1931 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08417.50 55 '05 J-J
2,384
60,000c_ -__Sept 1931 Population in 1890
45 '01 __
Population In 1909(est)
10,305
4.000
74.0000-July 1 1935 Population In 1900
45 '05 J-J
16,520
INTEREST payable at Town Treasurer's office; coupons are tax recelv.
48 '06 J-J
25.000..--Jan 1 1936 Population In 1909 (est)
20,000 able.
County scat is Rustburg. Bonds are exempt from county taxes.
The figures for valuation and population given below are exclusive of the
city of Lynchburg, which does not pay county taxes.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _$5,500,000
LOANS(Assessment about 4 actual value.)
1
Refunding Bonds.
1937 State & co. tax (per M) 1909_ _$13.00
438
M-S $94,0000
23.256
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1917.) Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_494,000 Population in 1909 (est).
25,000
INTEREST 19 payable at Mercantile Tr. & Dep. Co., Baltimore, Md.
160
VIRGINIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY. H. N. Beales, Treasurer.
County seat Is Boydton.
When Due.
LOANSAtlantic & Danville RR.
($1,5000... _Sept 1 1910
129,000e_Sept 1 '11-'20
45 Sept
46,000c_Sept 1 '21-'32
40,000c_Sept 1 '33-'40
Road Bonds.
5s '09 May $50,000
1910-1940
(Part due each year.)
[VOL. Lxxxix.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-Assessment about actual value.
Real
Personal
Tot Assessed
City Tax
Estate.
Provertu.
Valuation.
per $1.000.
$8,238,900
57.784,945
$16,023,845
$14.00
8,024,301
7,529,000
15,553,301
14.00
7,857,404
7,311,120
15,168,524
14.00
7,641.588
6,513,038
14,154,626
14.00
7,218,863
5,627,978
14.09
12,846,841
7,046,965
5,303 940
14.00
12,350,005
6,831,227
3.827.556
16.00
10,658,783
6,508,091
4,025,319
10,533,410
16.00
5,926,810
3,884.190
9.811 000
16.00
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909.... $118,000 Years
Assessed valuation 1908_5,220,222 1909
(Assessment 1-3 to 2-5 actual value.) 1908
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_$13.25 1907
Population In 1900
26,551 1906
INTEREST payable in Boydston.Va. 1905
1904
1902
1900
1890
NEWPORT NEWS. Jno. W Read, Auditor.
This city is In Warwick County. Incorporated Jan. 16 1896.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer. School & Jail Bonds
Bridge Bonds
4s '98 A-0 $140,000c__Apr 1 1928
4 Ms '98 A-0 $40,000o--------1928 (Subject to call after Apr. 1 1918.)
School Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Emergency & School Bonds.
4s '01 F-A $80,000c _Feb 1 1941
5s '00 A 0 $20,000c_Apr 1 '10-'11 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $671,000
Sinking fund
11,000
Street Bonds.
_1929 Total assessed val. 1909_11,126,829
4s '99 F-A $90,000c
(Assessment 3-5 on real estate and
(Subject to call after 1919.)
2-5 on personal property.)
4s '01 M-N $100,000c .Nov 1 1941
43t'03 M-N 56,000c_ __Nov 1 1943 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09 $16.00
4,449
4%s'08 J-D 100,000-June 1 1948 Population In 1890
Population in 1900
Refunding Bonds.
19,635
4s '01 M-N $25,000c___Nov 1 1941 Population In 1909 (est.)
28,000
5s '06 A-0 10,000c_Apr 1 '10-'11 .
10,000c_July 1 '12-'13
5s '06 J-J
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office; on the $140,000
bonds It is also payable at the Bank of New York, N.B.A. The 556,000
434 % lstreet-paving and the bridge bonds are payable at the Bank of
New York, N. B. A., New York.
NORFOLK.
This city Is in Norfolk County. City incorporated 1845. Town of
Berkley annexed January 1906.
When Due. LOANSLOANSWhen Due.
Ward Bonds (Continued).
General Purposes.
J-J $34,000cJuly 1 1922
1938 58
'Is '08 ___ $491,000
F-A 20,000c_ ___ Feb 1924
A-0 115,000c&r_Apr 1 1923 5s
5s
J-J
5,000c_ .._July 1924
1924 5s
M-N 100,000c_ __Nov
5s
KS 20,000c&r_Sept 1924
4s
J-D 50,000r_ _ _June 1926 5s
J-D
6,000r_ _ _June 1926
5,000r_ _ _Sept 1926 58
5s
M-S
M-N 52,000c&r_Nov 1928
5s
M S 24,500c___Sept 1926 4s
J-D 180,000c&r_Dec 1 1928
84,0000__July 1 1932 4s
4s
J-J
___ 220,000c_-Nov 1029
1934 4s
90,000c-Jan
45
J-J
___ 145,000c___May 1931
4s
M-N 40.000c&r_Nov 1 1928 4s
J-J 460,000c__July 1 1932
--- 317,000c__..Jan 1937 43
4s
4s
J-J 130,000c___Jan
1934
Market House Bldg. & Site
_
20,000c____Sept 1930
5s
M-S $75,000c&r_Sept 1919 4s
___ 140,000c____Sept 1936
5s
M-N 70,000c&r_Nov 1920 4s
Paving and (len Purposes.
Park Bonds.
1922 5s
J-J $40,000c___Jan
1914
5s
A-0 $114,000c__Oct
21,000c__July 1 1933 5s
A-0 30,000c_ _ _Oct
1914
4s
J-J
5s
M-N 55,000c&r_May 1916
Renewal Bonds.
1914 58
A-0 $198.000c Oct
J-D 14,000c_ _June 1916
_June
6s
M-S 37,500c&r_Sept 1917
1,000r_ _ _Jan
1933 58
68
J-J
JD 35,000cdcr_Dec 1917
5s
A-0 320,000cdcr_Apr
1911 5s
J-D 70,000c&r_June 1919
1912 58
5s
J-J
91,000c&r_Jan
M-N 79,000c&r_Nov 1920
J-D 110,000cder_June 1913 5s
58
M-S 140,500c___Mch
1922
5s
M-S 101.500cdcr_Xich 1922 5s
- 73,
c____ ov 1929
5s
J-D 189,000c&r_June I 1923 4s
fi-S 50,000c&r_Sept 1930
5s
J-D 105,000c&r_Dec 1923 4s
M-N 15,000c___May 1 1931
Nov 1 1928 4s
4s
M-N 77,000c
M-S 200,000c-__Sept 1930
4s
M-N 151,000c_ ___Nov 1929 4s
Water Bonds.
Public School Bonds
M-N $90,000cdcr..May 1914
45 '04 A-0 $10,000c___Oct 1 1934 Is
5s
M-N 50,000c__ May 1915
Street I mprt. Bonds.
J-J
60,000c_ _July 1921
4s '04 A-0 $133,0000_ Oct 1 1934 58
48
M-N 250,000c.._ Nov 1 1928
Improvement Bonds.
48 '06 M-S$149.000c___Mch 1 1936 4s '04 A-0 165,000c__ Oct 1 1934
4s '07 ____ 20,000
Jail Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
_ $75,000c_ -May 1931
45
4s
M-N $400,000c&r_May 1931
Cemetery Site Bonds.
$3,550
___ $53,000c-__Sept 1938 Past-due bonds
4s
Berkeley Bonds.
__ '07 _ __ _ 30,000
6s
J-D $25,000c___July 1 1026
Ward Bonds.
(Subject to call before maturity.)
Is
M-S $7,000c___Stpt 1919
J-D 25,000c.__July 6 1927
,
4,000r_ _ _NZ/ 1920 6s
M-N
5s
25,0000___July 1 1928
J-J
20,000cdcr_May 1921 6s
5s
J-J
M-S 35,000o___Mch 1 1930
1922 Is
5s
F-A 20,000c_ _ _Feb
F-A 40.0000 __Feb 1 1931
1922 5s
A-0 15,000c_ _ _Oct
Is
M-S 50,000o_Mch 1 1932
M-S 20,000c_ _Sept 1922 _Is
-All bonds are exempt from city tax.
TAX FREE.
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUNDS. &c,_
Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 16 '07.
$7,144,000 $6,831,945 $6,674,000
Total bonded debt
852.192
781,808
720,646
Sinking funds
PORTSMOUTH. Geo. A. Tabb, Treas.; L. P. Slater, Clerk.
Portsmouth Is the county seat of Norfolk County. Incorporated in 1858.
Sewer Bonds,
LOANSWhen Due.
Atlanta & Danville RR. Bonds.
Is '94 M-S $50,000___ _Sept 1 1924
5s'90 J-J $150,000__Jan 1 1920 55 '95 M-S 25,000.___Sept 1 1924
Building Bonds.
Is '98 M-S 25.000____Sept 1 1924
5s '94 M-S $35,000____Sept 1 1924 58 '96 J
-D 15,000____Dec 1 1926
Ferry Bonds.
4 hs'08 J-J 110,000c___ July 1 1938
Is '97 J-J $25.000____July 1 1927
School Bonds.
Floating Debt, Street and Jail.
4s '06 A-0 $12,000___Oct I 1936
5s '92 J-D $43,000...._ _June 1 1922 4 Xs'08 J-J
30,000c_July 1 1938
Grading and Paving Bonds.
Fifth Ward Bonds
4s '03 M-N $100,000__May 1 1933
Paving and Grading Bonds.
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '01 M-S $50,000____Mch 1 1931
5s '92 A-0 $7,600____Apr 1 1912 4s '02 A-0 25.000____Apr 1 1932
(Subject to call after April 1 1897.) 55 '97 F-A 10,000_..__Aug 1 1927
Redemption Bonds.
5s '98 J-J
3,000____Jan 1 1928
68 '88 J-J $82,800____July 1 1918 BOND DEBT Jan 1 '09_ $1,061,200
55 '92 J-D 14,500____June 1 1922 Fifth Ward debt (add'i)___ 138,000
5s '94 M-N 65,000____May 1 1924 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1909_1,199,200
5s 96 J-D 22.000___June I 1926 Assets,cash.notes&prop ty_1,326,098
5s '98 J-D 29,000____Junel 1928 Total assessed val. 1908_ _8,574,470
5s '99 J-D 25,000..__.June 1 1929 City tax (per $1,000) 1908- _ 415.50
4s '00 J-J 139,900____Jan 1 1930 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ 2.00
4s '00 J-D 13,500____June 1 1930 Population in 1890 (Census) 13,260
48 '01 J-D 11,500____June 1 1931 Population In 1900
17,428
Paving and Street Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
40,780
4353'08 J-J 30,000c__July 1 1938
,
INTEREST is payable in Portsmouth.
TAX FREE.
-All bonds Issued by this city are exempt from city tax.
DEBT LIMITATION.
-This city's debt is limited by law to 18% of the
real estate valuation.
RICHMOND. Edward J. Warren, Auditor.
Richmond Is the county seat of Henrico County. Incorporated 1782.
LOANSWhen Due.
Bonded Debt (Continued).
Bonded Debt.
J-J 175,550r
4s
July 1925
6s
J-J $66,600r
Jan 1910 4s
J J 439,450r___ _Jan 1 1926
Os
J-J
19,900r
Jan 1911 45
J-J 140,000r
July 1926
J-J
12,000r
6s
Jan 1912 48
13,000r
Jan 1927
J-J
6s
J-J
6 000r
July 1927
July 1913 4s
J-T 200,000r
10,000r
J-J
Jan 1928
6s
Jan 1914 4s
J-J 255,000r
Jan 1929
55
J-J
5,500r
J-J 496,500r
Jan 1920 48
Is
J-J
71,700r
July 1929
Jan 1921 48
J-J 150,000r
Jan 1930
5s
J-J 228,850r
July 1921 43
31,000r
J-J
Jan 1922 4s
5s
J-J 140,000r
J-J 589,000r. ___Jan 1 1938
Is
July 1922 48 '04 J-J 334,600c&r_July 1 1938
J-J 396,500r
55
1,000r
A-0
Oct 1923 4s '05 J-J
52,400r__Jan 1 1939
48
J-J 101,000r
Jan 1920 4s '05 J-J 166,000r___July 1 1939
45
J-J 175,000r
July 1920 45 '05 J-J 254,000c&r_Jan 1940
J-J 128,300r
48
Jan 1921 4s '06 J-J 612,500cdor_July 1 1940
4s
J-J
24,400r
July 1921 48 '07 J-J 957,500r_Jan 1 1941
4s
J-J
6,000r
Jan 1922 48 '07 J-J 539,300c&r..July 1 1941
45
J-J
44,025r
July 1922 48
J-J 350,000cdcr___Jan 1942
J-J 242,000r
4s
Jan 1923 4s '08 J-J 289,500r_July 1 1942
J-J
4s
52,500r
July 1923 4s '09 ____ 252,300r ...Jan 1 1943
4s
J•J 150 000r
Jan 1924 BOND.DEBT July 109 $10,306,025
4s
J-J 532,500r
July 1924 Sinking fund
1,952,950
45
J-J $94,650r
Jan 1925
INTEREST Is payable at office of City Auditor.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The city owns its water-works, gas-plant, city-hall,
almshouse, market-houses, school-buildings engine-houses, parks, sewer
system, etc ,the aggregate value of which Is stated to be $13,109,441.
TAX FREE.
-All bonds are exempt from taxation by the city.
DEBT LIM1TATION.-The city's debt Is limited by its charter to 18%
of the assessed valuation of real estate
ASSESSED VALUATION and tax rate have been as follows:
-Assessed Valuation- City Tax
Personal.
Total.
per 31,000.
Real.
Years.
$60,028,701 $47,558,093 $107,586,794 $14.00
11990089
58,628,701
47,562,748 106,191,449
14.00
48,362,225 105,811,707
1907
57,449,482
14.00
1906.
50,914,728
37,712,517
88,627,245
14.00
1905_
46,914,728
37,712,517
84,627,245
14.00
1904
45,241,751
37,361,036
82,602,787
14.00
1902
43,073,117
28,508,738
71,581,855
14.00
1900
45,412,990
25,949,619
71,362,609
14.00
1890
35,341,652
16,640.637
51,982,289
14.00
0
OPULATION (city census) 1907, 112,467; in 1900 (Census), $85,050;
$6,291,808 $6,050,137 $5,953,354 In 1890 it was 81,388; In 1880 It was 63,600; In 1870 it was 51,038.
Net debt
$1,065,000 $1,015,000 $1,015,000
Water debt (Included above)
-The city owned property appraised In 1906 at ROANOKE. W. L. Craft, City Clerk and Auditor.
CITY PROPERTY.
$4,852,055, and also its water-works valued at $1,500,000. These figures
Roanoke is surrounded by a county of the same name; while formerly a
part of that county, It Is now Independent of the same. Incorporated
are only obtainable every five years.
-The city's debt Is limited by its charter to 20% In 1884.
DEBT LIMITATION.
of the assessed valuation of real property.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.
-The city's assessed valuation (about X of
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Railway.
4s '06 J-J $100,000c_Jan 1 1938
Its cash value) and tax rate have been as follows:
6s '88 J-J $100,000e
July 1918 BOND. DEBT Sept 190941,066,000
Real
Personal
Tot. Assessed
Total Tax
100,000
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
Estate.
Property.
Valuation.
per $1,000. 45 '99 A-0 $15,000o___Apr 1 1929 NET DEBT Sept 1909_
Years966,000
$40,248,000
$7,387,570
$47,635,570
$20.00 (Subject to call after April 1 1914.) Total ass'd val. for 1909_24,663.325
1908
38,941,970
7,103,830
46,045,800
2000.
11407
4s '03 J-J $53,000c___July 1 1933 (Assessment 2-3 actual value, excep
35,651,265
41,700,048
20.00 45 '05 J-J
6,048,783
1906
as to bank stock, which is made at
24,000o_._ _July 1 1935
27,114,720
30,846,915
3,732,195
17.00 43413'06 J-J 414,000c___July 1 1936
1905
the market value.)
3,785.01031,935,030
28,150,020
21.00
1904
Total tax (per $1,000) 1009_5 :9
416 0 1.050
160
Public Building Bonds.
21,571,400
25,180,800
3,609,400
1900
_ _O
6s '84 A-0 $60,000cct 1 1914 Population in 1890
12,094,205
13,737,025
1,642,820
21.00
Population In 1004 (spec. cen.)26,243
1887
Fire Department Bonds.
-In 1909 (estimated), 75,000; In 1900 (Census) It was 4s '06 J-J $25,000c___Jan 1 1936 Population in 1909 (est.)
POPULATION.
46,624; In 1890 It was 34,871; In 1880 It was 21,966; In 1870 It was 19,229.
Street Improvement Bonds.
.
Berkley (population 4,998 In 1900) annexed In 1906.
4s '06 J-J $275.000c_ _Jan I 1936
INTEREST on the 4s is payable In New York and Roanoke; on other
NORFOLK COUNTY. Alvah H. Martin, Clerk.
issues in Roanoke.
Portsmouth Is the county seat.
DEBT LIMITATION by constitution, 18% of assessed value °Weal
When Due. Sinking fund
"$25,000
LOANSAsssesed valuation 1908_15,000,000 estate, which is $9,885,303.
Magisterial School Districts.
--_ $125,000
Assessable prop. (add'1)__$1,000,000 ROANOKE COUNTY. Chas. D. Denit, Clerk.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Road Bonds (Tax exempt).
Salem is the county seat.
45.0'08 J-J $200,000c__ _July 1 1928 State & Co. tax (per M)1908_411.50 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $50,000
50,780
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 09_5325,000 Population in 1900
Court-House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909.._ _1,800,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office or at the Mer- 56 '09 A-01550,000
(Assessment about 36 actual value.)
,
chants' and Planters' Bank of Norfolk.
(Maturity $3.000 annually.)
State & co. tax rate (per M)'09 $12.50
PETERSBURG. W. M. Jones, Mayor; G. B. Gill, Auditor. ROOKBRIDGE COUNTY
S. ft. Moore, Treasurer.
Petersburg Is In Dinwiddie County. Incorporated 1784.
The county seat Is Lexington.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSLOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 35% actual val.)
Is
F-A$297 500c___Aug 1 1929
Appomattox River.
County tax (per $1.000) 1909 _..$3.50
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
J-J 194,500c_July 1 1935 4s
6s
J-D $165.000c&rJune 1 1911 Is
J-J $99,900c___July 1 1922 State tax (per $1,000) 1909_43.50
4s
M-N 190,0000_ __Mav 1943 (Subject to call after July 1 1912.) Population In 1890
City Fund & Floating Debt.
23,062
Street, Sewer and Water Bonds.
M-S $55.000r.._ _Sept 1 1923
Is
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ _$99,900 Population In 1900
21,799
4eg '09 M-N $70,000c_ _May 1 1949 Assessed valuation 1908__$7,188,873
Funding Bonds
School Bonds.
Is 96 M-N $58,000c___May 1 1936
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at the County Treasurer's office or
4s g '09 M-N $80,000c___May 1 1949 through the banks of Lexington.
Street Improvement.
334s
J-J $75,000c__Jan 1 1941 BOND. DEBT July 1 '0941,550,000
-Bonds are exempt from county and district taxes.
TAX EXEMPT.
M-N 75,000c_Aug 1 1945 Sinking fund
568,977
4s
COUNTY. J. S. Messerley, Deputy Clerk
982:683 ROOKINGH.AM
21 020
4s
51-N 75,000c_ _Nov 1 1946 NET DEBT July 1 1909
Population In 1890
Circuit Court.
Water Improvement.
21.810
Is
F-A 1%0.000c___Feb 1 1944 Population In 1900
The county seat Is Harrisonburg.
• • Railroad Bonds
Population In 1909 (est)
27,000 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_ $133,000
Gs
J-J $135,000cdcr_July 1 1914
County Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908 _ _14.312,590
The bonds all carry tax-receivable coupons.
55
J-J 585,0000 ___1926-1927 (Assessment about ;.1 actual value.)
5 20
.9
INTEREST on the refunding Is is payable In Baltimore; on all other bonds (Subject to call $40,000 July 1 1918 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_313 00
in Petersburg.
Population in 1890
and $45,000 Jan 1 1917.)
TAX FREFL-All bonds are exempt from city tax.
33 527
Refundin Bonds
DEBT LIMITATION.
-The city's debt Is limited by law to 22 % of Its 4s
35,000
J-D $42.000c_June 29 '10-16 Po pul atlo n in 1907 (est.)
P u ati on n 9 0
op
assessed valuation of Its taxable real estate.
INTEREST payable at County Treasury.
Nov., 1009.]
WEST VIRGINIA-DEBT OF STATE
STAUNTON.
Arista Hoge, City Treasurer.
Tills is the county seat of Augusta County.
Redemption Bonds (Continued).
LOANSWhen Due.
Small-Pox Bonds.
4s '98 ____ $18,000c___Jan 1 1928
58 '95 ___ $2,000c___May 1 1925 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1918.)
$11,700m__ Jan 1 1929
(Subject to call after May 1 1905.) 330'99
(Subject to call Jan 1 1909.)
Funding Bonds
4s '02 ___ $15,000m___May 1 1932 330'99 ____ $10,500 mJan 1 1929
(Subject to call after 1009.)
(Subject to call after May 1 1912.)
45 '07 J-J $30,0(I0e__ _Jan 1 1937 Is '98 ____ $10.000c__ .Jan 1 1928
1.000 m__July 1 1928
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1917.) 35 '98 ____
4s '05 1‘1-N 205,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1935
Street Improvement Bonds.
$25,000cJuly 1 1928 (Subject to call after Nov. 1 1015.)
Opera-House Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1008.)
Nov 11914
43s '97 _ _ _ 421.000c_ _May 1 1927 4s'04 ____ $8.116m_
School-Building Bonds.
(Sub)ect to call after May 1 1917.)
5s '96 ____ $15,000c___May 1 1926 4s '07 J-J $2,,,taale„ .Jan 1 1937
(Subject to call after May 1 1906.) (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1917.)
Water-Main Bonds.
Redemption Bonds.
15 100m_ Nov 1 '10-'12
Os '96 ____ $37,500e_ _Jan 1 1925 Is '07
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1916.) BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '09_ $605,616
112,756
4345 '96____ $26,000c___July 1 1926 Sinking fund
5,658.437
430 '97____ 10,000r_July 1 1928 Total valuation 1906
75,000c___May 1 1927 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
430'97
(Subject to call after May 1 1917.) City tax rate (per $1,000) '06_ _$13.50
7,289
43.0'97 ____ $3,000m_May 1 1027 Population In 1900
6,975
(Subject to call after May 1 1917.) Population in 1890
45 '00 ____ $55.000c_ _July 1 1915
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
m manuscript bonds.
INTEREST Is payable In Staunton.
payment for the city taxes and dues.
The coupons are all receivable In
SUFFOLK.
R. S. Boykin, Treasurer.
This town Is in Nansemond County. Town established May 1742 and
ormally Incorporated in January 1808.
LOANSWhen Due Street Improvement Bonds.
General Improvement Bonds.
4'.4s '06 J-J $100,000c_July 2 1036
2008
2,500r
1910 430'08 J-J
s-a $30,000c&r
Os
750r
s-a
1015 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909__ $178,250
Os
15,500
5,000e&r
s-a
Os
1923 Floating debt
5,500cecr
s-a
1924 Total assessed val. 1909_ _3,500,000
Ss
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 55% actual value)
1931 ,i, 1 I , ratc(,, r 31,000) '09_4.18.80
s-a $15,000c
4s
3.827
Redemption Bonds.
Population In 1900
10, ,00
45
5-a $20,$)00c
1932 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST peatkble at the Rudolph Kleyboitc Co., Inc., New York,
and at Suffolk. Wilds are tax-exempt.
WINCHESTER. G. H. Kinzel, Treasurer.
Tills city Is In Frederick County. Incorporated April 2 1874.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS45
J-J $50,000c___July
Redemption Bonds.
1929
4s
J-J $25,000c_ __Jan 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $165,000
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1915.) Total assessed val, 1909_ 4,121,109
1925 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value
J-.1 $47,500c
4s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_$11.50
City-Hall Bonds.
1925 Population in 189))
A-0 $27,0000
4s
5,196
8.0000
1925 Population In 1908 (est.)
A-0
341
7.500
Bonds.
Public School
INTEREST payable at Winchester.
45 '08 M-N $7,500c_ _May 1 1910
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding several civil divisions in
Virginia not Included in the foregoing.
Bonded Floating
Assessed Tax per Pop fl.
debt.
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1900.
Amherst County
$120,000
$2,685,416
17,864
Barton Heights, Henrico Co__ 55,000
2,000
474,060
25.000
Basic City, Augusta Co
423,261 a$7.50
Blgstone Gap ('I'.), Wise Co__ 45,000
3,000
775,000 a12.50
1.617
39.000
Botetourt County
None 4,700,000 011.00 17.161
100,000
Clarke County
No e 3,000,000 08.50
7,927
70,000
Covington (T), Allegheny Co
1,364,173 a7.00
2,950
Culpeper (T), Culpeper Co __ 41,000 10,800
767,473 a6.50
1,618
Emporia, Greenville Co
35.000
715,762
5.00
1,027
Franklin (T), Southampton Co. 50,500
None
900.000 a7.00
1,143
Front Royal (T), Warren Co__ 51,500
216.611
8.00
1,005
Graham ('r). Tazewell County_ 37,000
350,483 15.00
1,554
Greenville County
50,000
9,758
Halifax County
118,000
6,500,000 c13.50 37,190
Hampton (C). Elizabeth CityCo170.000
3,134,798
Highland Park Sch D. No. 5_ _ 30,000
Lexington (T), Rockbridge Co_ 89,000
1,503,292 al0.00
3,203
53,000
Page County
2,500,000 08.00 13,794
100.000
Patrick County
1,823.113 23.50 15,403
Pittsylvania County
76.000
6,134,342 010.00 46,894
80,000
Pulaski (T), Pulaski Co
1,116,956 al0.00
2,813
Radford (C), Montgomery Co_ 42,500
1,585,500 al6.50
3,344
30,000
Russell County
4,756,396
18,031
138,000
2,143,290 a8.50
Salem (T). Roanoke Co
South Boston (T), Halifax Co_ 81,000
1,675,000 a8.50
1,851
Tanners' Creek Sch. D. No. 6 30.000
None 5,546.841
Warrenton (T), Fauquler Co _ 47,000
740,538 a5.00
1,627
Western Branch School Dist.
65,000
6,631,047
2.00
(P. 0. Norfolk)
800,000 15.00
Wytheville (T), Wythe Co___ 80,000
1
,665
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total tax.
b County tax. c State & city tax.
State of West Virginia.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, Sze.
Admitted as a State (Act Dec. 311862)
Total area of State (square miles)
State
Capital
161
Personal
Railroad
Years.
Real Estate.
Property.
Property. etc.
Total.
1908
$489,854,269 $207,290,111 $240,088,339 $937,232,719
1907
491,260,147 197,644.577 240,758,970 929,663,694
1906
477,725,755 194,725,630 208.834,326 881,285,711
1905
170,976,390 127,198,778
37,027,837 335,203,005
1904
168,18 .682
79, 30,346
30,043,170 277,859,198
1903
164,535,169
77,649,223
27,459.907 269.644,299
1902
147,784,852
65,983,450
25,707.837 239,476,148
1900
158 563,206
59,773,064
22,976,074 241,313,244
1895
147,673.069
53.905,180
22,447,495 224,025,744
1890
121,202,365
48,725.222
17,237,766 187,165,353
1885
119,982.350
46,707,755
13.268,229 179,958,334
1880
135,000.358
34,622,399
7,368,983 146,991.740
1870
95,388,047
38,032.395
7,362,844 140,783,286
1867
86,894,702
32.597.938
6.568,103 126,060,743
TAX RATE.
-The State tax rate (per $1,000) in 1908 for all purposes
was 50c. In 1907 the State tax (per $1,000) was 50c. In 1906 the State
tax rate (per $1,000) was 60c.; school tax (per $1,000) was 25c.; State tax
rate (per $1,000) for 1905 was $1.40; school tax (per $1,000) was 60e.
DEBT LI MIT ATION.-Provisions limiting the debt-making power of the
State and the various sub-divisions are found In Article X of the State Constitution of 1872; the sections pertaining thereto being as follows:
SECTION 4.
--No debt shall be contracted by this State, except to meet
casual deficits In the revenue; to redeem a previous liability of the State, to
suppress insurrection, repel invasion, or defend the State in time of war;
but the payment of any liability other than that for the ordinary expenses
of the State shall be equally distributed over a period of at least twenty
Years.
SECTION 6.
-The credit of the State shall not be granted to, or In aid
of, any county, city, township, corporation or person; nor shall the State
ever assume, or become responsible for the debts or liabilities of any
county.
city, township. corporation, or person, nor shall the State ever hereafter
become a joint owner or stockholder In any company or association In this
State or elsewhere, formed for any purpose whatever.
-County authorities shall never assess taxes, in
SECTION 7.
year the aggregate of which shall exceed ninety-five cents per one any one
hundred
dollars valuation, except for the support of free schools; payment of indebtedness existing at the time of the adoption of this Constitution; and for the
payment of any indebtedness with the interest thereon created under the
succeeding section, unless such assessment, with all questions Involving
the
Increase of such aggregate, shall have been submitted to the vote of the
people of the county, and have received three-fifths of all the votes cast for
and against it.
[Note.-The legislature of 1904 passed a tax measure limiting county
levies after 1905 to 60 cents per $100 of valuation,]
SECTION 8.
-No county, city, school district, or municipal corporation, except in cases where such corporations have already authorized their
bonds to be Issued, shall hereafter be allowed to become indebted.In any
manner, or for any purpose, to an amount, including existing
In the aggregate exceeding 5 per centum on the value of the indebtendess.
taxable property therein, to be ascertained by the last assessment for State and County
taxes, previous to the Incurring of such indebtedness, nor without, at the
same time, providing for the collection of a direct annual tax sufficient to
pay, annually, the interest on such debt, and the principal thereof, within
and not exceeding thirty-four years; Provided That no debt shall be contracted under this section unless all questions connected with the same
shall have been first submitted to a vote of the people and have received
three-fifths of all the votes cast for and against the same.
[Note.
-The Leglslature of 1905 passed an Act prohibiting indebtedness
exceeding 2 4 per centum on the value of taxable property. This Act
went Into effect Jan. 1 1906. See V. 80, p. 1930.
POPULATION OF STATE.
1000
958,800 1860
376,68811830
176,924
1890
762.794 1850
.302.313 1820
138.788
1880
618,457 1840
224,53711810
105,469
1870
442,014
The proportion of the colored population was 4 19 p. c. In 1880, 4.39 In
1890 and 4.5 p. c. In 1900. In number blacks were 17,980 in 1870, 25.886
In 1880, 33,508 in 1890 and 43,499 in 1900
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE
OF
WEST
VIRGINIA.
BEAVER POND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
George M. Ford,
Supt. of Schools. P. 0. Bluefield.
A district In Mercer County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
(Assessment at full value.)
Os g '08 Mch 8150.000c Meh 1 1028 School tax (per $1,000) 1909- - $6.00
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09 $150,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
20,000
,-,inatior, 1909 12.853,205
INTEREST Is payable at Bluefield or at Kountze B ros., New York.
.
BERKELEY COUNTY.
E. A. Hobbs, Clerk County Court.
County scat is Martinsburg.
LOANSWhen Due.
(Assessment at about full value.)
Martinsburg & Potomac RR.
County tax rate(per $1.000)'09.13.50
58
J-J $101.000c
_Jan 1929 Population in 1890 _
18,702
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909
$101,000 Population In 1900
19,469
Total assessed val. 1909 _ 17,586,650 Population In 1909 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST is payable at People's Trust Co.. Martinsburg, W. Va.
BLUEFIELD.
A. H Land, City Treasurer.
Bluefield Is in Mercer County. Incorporated 1888. Bonds are taxexempt.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 90% actual val.)
Street, Sewers, &c.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ $13.00
Os
Jan $25,000c-Aug 22 1912 Population in 1890_
1 775
55
Jan 35,000c
.1932 Population In 1900
4,844
5s g 07 June 100,000c_ _June26 1937 Population In 1909 (est.) ___ A4.000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909... _ $160,000 INTEREST payable in Bluefield.
Total assessed val, 1909 _ _10,300., 00
CABELL COUNTY.
June 20 1863
24,780
Charleston
Governor (term expires March 4 1913)_ __Wm. E. Glasscock
Secretary of State (term exp. March 4 1913) _Stuart F. Reed
Treasurer (term expires March 4 1913)
E L. Long
Auditor (term expires March 4 1913)
J S Darst
F. F. McCullough. Clerk.
County seat Is Huntington.
LOANSWhen Dame. Total valuation 1909_ _ __$30,000,000
Court-House & Bridge Bds.
(Assessment at about full value.)
4 4s '06 ann.4105.000c
___1936 State &Co tax (per $1,000)'09.14.10
(Subject to call after 1926.)
Population in 1890 was
23,595
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.4105,000 Population in 1900 was. ..__29,252
52,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
Floating debt
50,000
INTEREST is payable at the Union Savings Bank & Trust, Cincinnati,
Ohio. These bonds may be redeemed 16,000 yearly by payment of 2%
premium.
CHARLESTON.
Jno. M.Collins, Aud.; J. S. Ross, Record'r.
This city is in Kanawha County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
Hospital Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '95 Sept $25,000e-Sept 28 1915
48 '99 July $10,000c_July 25 1919
General Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1904.)
130 '08 Jan 8170,000_ _Jan 1 1942
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1918.)
TOTAL DEBT.-Thls State has no debt. In the settlement of the VirPaving and Sewer Bonds.
ginia debt one-third was set apart as the share belonging to West Virginia, 4s '02 Sept $70,000c_ _ _Sept 1922
but this has never been recognized by tile latter State. Various movements (Subject to call after Sept. 11907.) 65 '08 ____ $270,000 Dec 1 '10-'18
1918 BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $885,000
to secure recognition have been started from time to time, and one such 6s '08 ann 300,000c
(Subject to call after 1909.)
movement 151 now in progress and making much headway; for details see
Assessed valuation, real_ _15,972,910
Bridge Bonds.
remarks under State of Virginia.
Assessed val., personal_ _ 6,967,400
The amounts In the various State funds aggregated In Sept. 1909 4s '05 Dec $60,000c___July 1 1935 State Bd. of Public Wks_2,414,309
(Subject to call after July 1 1925.) Total valuation 1908
$3,218 683.
25,354.619
Sewer and Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment at about full value.)
ASSESSED VA L U ATION.-The following table gives the assessed valu- 4 43'07 J-J $250.000c_ _ _Jan 1
1941
ation of real estate personal property and railroad property. Under the (Subject to call after Jan 1 1927.) Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909____$4.50
Population in 1900
11.099
tax law passed in 1905 assessments are now made at about actual value.
Population In 1907
23,404
This accounts for the large Increase In values beginning with 1906, returns
INTEREST on the hospital bonds and the $10,000 refunding bonds
IS
for earlier years having been on a much lower basis.
payable in Charleston; on all other issues in New York.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the second Wednesday
In January; sessions are limited to 45 days, but may be extended provided
two-thirds of the members elected to each house concur.
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KENTUCKY-DEBT OF STATE.
CHARLESTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.M W. 0. Daum,
Secretary Board of Education.
When Due. 43%8'09 May 880,000c --------1042
LOANS(Subject to call after 1934.)
43%s, May 1, 850,000c._ _May 1 1932
(Subject to call after May 1, 1907.) BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09 8376,200
52,000
Sinking fund
Building Bonds.
324,200
$20,000c _____ __1927-28 NET DEBT Sept 16 1009_
6s ____
Assessed valuat'n 1909_ ;:7,16t•,606
(Subject to call after 1902-03.)
(Assessment about actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
43s, July $111,200.c _______1920 School tax (per $1,000) '09...._$4.10
23,000
Population In 1008 (est.)
(Subject to call after 1919.)
1937
May $115,000
434s
,
(Subject to call after 1912.)
INTEREST on the 4 Ms of 1908 Is payable at the Chase National Bank,
New York City; on all other bonds at the County Sheriff's office.
FAIRMONT. E. B. Carskadon, City Clerk.
This city is In Marion County. Incorporated 1900.
When Due. West Fairmont Bonds
LOANS6s '94 ___
$7,000____Aug 1 1914
Water Bonds.
55 '98 ___ $15,000.,.....Jan 1 1932 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1909..8305,000
107,773
Floating debt
Mortgage Water Bonds.
55,'05, M-N, $180,000._ May 1, '35 Assessed valuation 1908_11,676,170
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call after May 1, 1910.)
Tax rate (per 81,000) 1008_43.50
Sewer and Water Bonds.
5,655
1932 Population in 1900 was
5s '98 ___ $115,000____Jan
30,000____July 1 1922 Population In 1907 (est.). _15,000
43%s'02 ___
58,000____July 1 1936 Interest payable at Fairmont
4 Ms'02 _
Water bonds are exempt fr. city taxesi
FAIRMONT INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. Theo. W. Boydston,
Secretary.
1925'
(Assessment at full value.)
June $150,000c
5s
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09 $150,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.40
16,000
Assessed valuation 1909_13,070,885 Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at Fairmont.
GRAFTON. A. J. Wilkinson, Chairman Finance Comm.
This city Is In Taylor County. Incorporated March 15, 1856.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09_ 883,800
LOANS40,000
bloating debt
Improvement Bonds
1913 Total assessed val. 1909___7,350,000
1812,0000
1918 (Assessment about % actual value.)
15,000c.
1923 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'0984.:,0
4 Ms semi-an 13,000c
3,159
1928 Population In 1890 was
17,000c
5,650
1933 Population in 1900 was
20,000c .
13,000
1934 Population in 1009 (est.)
4,000c
INTEREST is payable at Grafton
GRAFTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 0. E. Wyckoff,
Secretary Board of Education.
When Due. BOND. DEBT June 29 '09.. $77,000
LOANS5s '98 Dec $6.000c... Dec 1 1932 Total assessed val. l908_ _ _7,786,344
Dec. 1 1008.) (Assessment about % actual value.)
(Subject to call after
____ 855,000_ _ July 1 1937 School tax rate (per $1.000) '08_85.00
4 Ms
12,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1013.) Population in 1907 (est.)
825,000.. _ _June 11031
4 Ms'05
(Subject to call after June 1 1915.)
INTEREST on the 5s is payable at the First National Bank of Grafton,
HUNTINGTON. K. L. Hamilton, Clerk.
This city Is In Cabell County.
When Due.j F.nth n st Bonds.
LOANS5s '07 Nov $80,000____Nov 1 1937
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
Central City Bonds (Annexed June
8s '91 Oct 882,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1921
1 1009).
6s '93 July 75,000c___Oct 1 1923
$23,000
'05
6sg,'06.Jan. 55,000c-Jan. 1, 1936 __
17,000
'07
(Subject to call after Jan. 1. 1926.) __
6sg,'06.Jan- 45,000c_ _Jan. 1. '36 BOND. DEBT July 109 8399,000
Central Clty bonds (addit'l) 40,000
(Subject to call after Jan. 1, 1926.)
Total assessed val. 1909..17,566,454
Street-Improvement Bonds.
_Nov 1 1937 City tax (per $1,000) 1908._ ___81.50
5s '07 Nov $50,000
10,108
Population In 1890 was
Fire Department Bonds.
11,923
Is '07 Nov $12,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1937 Population in 1000 was
bonds and paving bonds of 1906 Is payable at
INTEREST on the sewer
the City Treasurer's office; on the 6% paving bonds at New York City.
HUNrINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. Jas. K. Ovey,
Secretary Board of Education.
The school district covers the same territory and embraces the same
subjects of ta.sation as the city.
Central City Bonds (annexed June 1
When Due.
LOANS1909).
1927
6s, May 815,000c
5s '05 ____ $12,000_ _ _ _Sept 2 1925
(Subject to call after 1907.)
$77,000
Jan. 11, 1934 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09
4 Ms J-J $25,000c
(Subject to call after Jan. 11, 1914.) Total assessed val. 1909 ..18 000,00J
(Assessment at full value.)
Dec. 1, 1932
4s Dec $25,000c
(Subject to call after Dec. 19, 1912.) School tax (per $1,000) 1909..83.50
Value of school property...8400,000
30,000
Population in 1000 (est.)
at Huntington and New York City.
INTEREST Is payable
PARKERSBURG. Frank Good, Auditor.
This city is in Wood County. Incorporated In 1820.
When Due.
Special Sewer Bonds.
LOANS5s
Sept 815 000c__ _Sept 1 1917
Hospital Bonds.
Water Bonds.
Sept $15,000c__ _Sept 1 1917
5s
4s '09 June$270,000c_ _June 1 1929
Improvement Bonds.
5s
July $65.000c___July 1 1014 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ 8280,000
000
:000
Floating
Park Bonds Series F.
3
313
debt3
5s
June 825,000c_June 1 1916 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1909_
F-A 30,000c_ _Aug 1 1916 Sinking fund
5s
0
191000
1
(Subject to call before maturity.) NET DEBT Mch 1909_
Assessed valuation 1908...27,000,000
Street Pay. & Sewerage Bonds.
June 850,000c __June 1 1910 (Assessment about % actual value.)
53
Funding and Improvement Bonds. City tax rate (per 81,000) '08_83.50
11,703
A-08100,000_ _Oct 1 1023 Population in 1900
4s
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1913.) Population in 1909 (est) __ _26,000
INT. payable at City Treasury.
WHEELING. Chas, H. Geiger, Auditor.
Wheeling is the county seat of Ohio County.
Refunding Bonds 1902.
When Due.
LOANS4s
July j$58,200 ._ _July 1 1912
Nov $48,200
Os
1144,000_July 1 '13-36
July 20,500____July 1 1924
43s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1900_81,090,400
(Subject to call after 1906.)
July 812 J,500_ _July 1 1919 Total assessed val. 1009 _02.284,830
_July
5s
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1906.)
43%s
Nov $23,600
Nov 1911 City tax rate (per 81,000) '09-$3.50
34,522
Population in 1890
(Subject to call after 1006).
4s '08 July 674,560c_July 1 '10-'42 Population in 1900 (Census) _38,878
-Bonds issued by this city are exempt from city tax.
TAX FREE.
WHEELING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST. Frank Stanton, Clerk.
When Due. i Assessed valuation 1909_861,175,733
LOANS(Assessed at full value.)
4 14e'07 M-N 5201.000,_ Nov 1 '12 ':)1 I
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '094200,000ISchool tax rate (p. $1,000)'0982.97M
INTEREST payable at Importers & Traders' Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
WOOD COUNTY. Wm. Dudley, Clerk.
Parkersburg is the county seat. Bonds are tax-exempt.
$114,000
When Due. Slitidnic fund
LOANS151,000
NET DEBT Sept 1909
Railroad Bonds.
1917 Total assessed val. 1909...44,000,000
5s g
Dec 8175,000r
(Assessment full value.)
(Subject to call after 1907.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1009_4175,000 State&Co.tax(per$1,000) '09.... 36.85
00,000 Population in 1909 (est.) __50.000
Floating debt_
INT. payable at office of Co. Com.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909_ 265,000
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions in the
State of West Virginia which are not represented among the foregoing.
Assessed Tax per Pop.,
Bonded Floating
debt. valuation. 81,000. 1900.
debt,
$11,734,269 81.75
Benwood Union High Sch. Dist.$57,000
825
1,362,498 ____
27,500
Bramwell (T), Mercer County
12,827,408 07.50 18,904
40,000
Braxton County
7,219
46,500
6,000 13,570,824 2.30
Brooke County.
None 2,072,183 3.75
Buckhannon Ind. Sch. District_ 50,000
37.400 17,000 3,379,19(5 2,35
Cameron School District
87,400
13,055,044 a3.50
Clarksburg (C), Harrison Co
69,000 36,075 6,002.85 ) 3.00
Elkins, Randolph County
Elkins Independent Sch. Dist_ _105,000 None, 6,000,000 5.20
1,450
___
Guayandotte (T), Cabel Co-___
863
2'44
40,000
Kenova (C), Wayne County__ 26,00063 32
None 1,710 3
2,536
Keyser ('I'), Mineral County __ 59,500
3,126,824 a5:66
None 40,098,594 c3.20
50,000
McDowell County
5.00
Martinsburg School District__ 50,000
3,181
6,070,000 2.36
Moundsville Ind. School Dist__ 53,000
618
1,624,301 a4.50
Parsons (C), Tucker County___ 30,000
2,115
8,000 1 430,840 (14.50
Piedmont (T), Mineral County_ 80,000
1,034
Co
N one 1,589,231 a4.80
Point Pleasant (C), Mason Co_ 45,000
746
___
1,218,850
Salem (T), Harrison County___ 34,800
30,000 14,900 3,283,-135 7.00
Sistersville School District
4,689,1 8 4.00
Triadelphia School District ____ 48.500
3,689,000 a4.00
Wellsburg (C), Brooke County_117,800
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total:tax; b county tax.
c State & county tax.
State of Kentucky.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
June 11702
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 4 1791)
40.400
Total area of State (square miles)
Frankfort
State Capital
JEFFERSON CO. Chas. A. Johnson, Clerk of County Court.
County seat is Charlestown. Bonds are exempt from all but State taxes. Governor (term expires Tuesday after lot Monday
1.., •thsig ii,.ds.
When Due.
LOANSin December, 1911)
Augustus E. Willson
•
' '6
830.000,
Railroad Aid Bonds
1925 BOND. DEBT July 1909_ 8190,200 Sec. of State (term exp. 1st. Mond'y Jan. 1912) Ben L. Bruner
4s '05 A-0 818,300e
Total assessed val. 190 ,...14,386.772
(Subject to call after I Ji:,,
5s '87 A-0 $61,900c__ _Apr 1 1918 (Assessment about 80% actual value) Treasurer (term exp. 1st Monday Jan. 1912)_ __Edwin Farley
(Subject to call after Apr. 1, 1907.) State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 'Ci8.. 83,50
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on the Tuesday followPopulation in 1890 was_ ___ . _15,553
Refunding Bonds.
are limited to 60 days ex15,935 ing the first Monday in January. and sessions
Apr 1 1930 Population In 1900 was
4s '97 A-0 $80,000c
clusive of Sundays and legal holidays.
(Subject to call after April 1, 1907.)
Principal. -Interest---LOANSI NTE gEST Is payable in Baltimore and by the County Treasurer.
Outstanding.
When Due.
P. Ct. Payable.
Name and Purpose.
$165,000
Irredeemable
J-J
Military bonds, 1866._ 6
MARTINSBURG. P. W. Leiter, Clerk.
2,312,596
Irredeemable
semi-an.
6
Educational bonds
This city is in Berkeley County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
6,394
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908..85,219,000 Past-due bonds (never presented) _
LOANS7,564
Population in 1900
INTEREST Is payable at Frankfort and In New York.
Water Bonds.
1936
__ $98,500
4s
-The educational bonds arc not, strictly speaking, a
STATE DEBT.
BOND. DEBT May 6 1009..808,500
debt of the State. They are irredeemable; the fund is Inviolate, and the 6%
semi-annual interest drawn by them Is provided for out of the revenue
INTEREST payable at People's Trust Co. In Martinsburg.
placed to the credit of the sinking fund annually. The amounts are as
MORGANTOWN. A. Layton, Mayor.
follows: State bonds, issued Jan. 1 1870, 81,327,000; county bonds, Issued
8606,650.
Tilts city is in Monongalla County. First incorporated as a town about Jan. 1 1885, $378,946; new school bonds, issued March 12 1802, is paid to
The 8165.000 military bonds are also irredeemable; the interest
1788; city charter Jan. 24, 1901.
May $7,400c_beginning 1911 the A. & M. College and the State normal school for colored persons. The
When Due. 5s
LOANSJune 9,900c_beginning 1911 sinking fund on hand Sept. 1 1909 aggregated $112,532 83.
5s
Sewer, Funding and Street.
July 330,000c.July 1 '12-26 BOND. DEBT Nov 15 1909 8144,300
5s
ASSESSED VALUATION.
17,840
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) Floating debt
Real Estate. Personal Property. Railroads.
Years.
$10,000c_July 6 '17-'26 Assessed valuation 1909_11,984,650 1908
8141,302,885
863,753,699
$559,157,016
175,822,152
58 '07 July { 20,000c_July 6 '27-'31 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_43.50 1907
63,428,970
542,160,757
1,011
35,000c_July 6 '32-'36 Population in 1890
165,919,088
63,665,800
512,081,331
1,895 1906
In 1900
Population
Paving Bonds.
143,313,606
498,931,014
54,180,231
1905
14,780 1904
Population in 1909 (est.)
63
June $1,000c
189,226,305
480,675,486
53,484,590
43.s
June 36.000c_beginnIng '08
154,380,725
52,251,956
486,099,240
1903
52,230,236
461,850,740
136,969,893
MORGANTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. M. L. Brown. Sec'y Bd. of Edu'n. 1902
52,188,411
440,400,657
125,467,307
1918 1000
When Due. 5s '98 Aug 820,0 )0e
LOANS42,000.000
444.000,000
100.000.000
July f 5,000c __1914-1918 1897
1812,000July 1 '19-'22 5s g
35,571,631
351.157,053
132,334,637
115,000c __1919-1923 1887
35,000_July 1 '23-'29
TAX RATE.
-In 1008 the state tax rate (per $1,000) was $5.00.
24,000_July 1 '30-33 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09 8142,500
5s '09 July
1 '34-'36 Total assessed val. 1900 12,250,000
21,000.July
-An amendment to the ConstituCONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
8,000____July 1 1937 (Assessment about % actual value.) tion was submitted to the voters on Nov. 2 1900, permitting State aid to
School tax rate (per 81,000)'0043.50 counties located therein for public roads and additional taxation by counties
Bank New York.
INTPREST payable at Hanover National
for the payment of same. V. 89, p. 045. As soon as it is definitely detercarried or not, the fact
count whether
OHIO COUNTY. T. C. Moffat, Clerk Board of Comm'rs. mined by officialIn the "State & this amendment has the "Chronicle."
will be reported
City Department" of
County seat is Wheeling.
DEBT LIMITATION.
When Due.'Assessed valuation 1909_880,335,849
-The constitutional provisions relating to the
LOANSJuly $ 0.000c. _ _10-30 years'State & Co tax (per $1,000)'0742.40 creation of debt by the State are found in Sections 49 and 50 of the Con4 Ms
41,557
5-30 veal 'Population in 1890
,
Dec 39.500e.
44s
48.024 stitutIon of 1891. We quote these sections below:
BOND. DEBT June 1 1909_889,5001Populatlon in 1009
Nov., 1909.]
KENTUCKY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Section 49. The General Assembly may contract debts to meet casual
deficits or failures in the revenue; but such debts, direct or contingent,
singly or in the aggregate, shall not at any time exceed five hundred thousand dollars, and the moneys arising from loans creating such debts shall
be applied only to the purpose or purposes for which they were obtained,
or to repay such debts: Provided, The General Assembly may contract
debts to repel invasion, suppress insurrection, or, if hostilities are threatened, provide for the public defense.
Section 50. No Act of the General Assembly shall authorize any debt to
be contracted on behalf of tile Commonwealth except for the purposes mentioned in Section 49 unless provision be made therein to levy and collect an
annual tax sufficient to pay the interest stipulated, and to discharge the
debt within thirty years; nor shall such Act take effect until it shall have
been submitted to the people at a general election and shall have received a
majority of all the votes cast for and against it: Provided, The General
Assembly may contract debts by borrowing money to pay any part of the
debt of the State without suomisslon to the people ana without making
provision in the Act authorizing the same for a tax to discharge the debt so
contracted or the interest thereon.
Cities, Towns, Etc.-Cities, towns, counties, taxing districts and other
municipalities are limited by Sections 157 and 158 of the Constitution
Section 157 provides that no debt of any kind may be created to an amount
exceeding in any year tile income and revenue provided for such year unless
authorized by a two-thirds vote of those voting at an election held for the
purpose. In Section 158 we find the following limits to the debt-making
power of municipalities. Cities having over 15,000 population 10% of the
taxable property, cities and towns of 3,000 or more inhabitants but les.
than 15,000,5% ; cities and towns of less than 3,000 population, 3%; cowl:
ties, taxing districts and other municipalities, 2%. Some exceptions are
made to these limits. For instance, Indebtedness may be contracted In
excess of the limit when same has been authorized under laws in force prio
to the adoption of the Constitution (Sept. 28 1891) or when necessary for
the completion of a public improvement undertaken but not finished at the
time of the adoption of the Constitution. A further exception Is made In
the case of such places as had exceeded the prescribed limit at the time the
Constitution went into effect. In such instances permission is given to
further increase debt In an amount not exceeding 2% in the case of cities
and towns and not exceeding 1% in the case of counties, taxing districts or
other municipalities-"until the aggregate of its indebtedness shall have
been reduced below the limit herein fixed, and thereafter it shall not exceed
the limit, unless in case of emergency the public health or safety should so
Nothing herein shall prevent the issue of renewal bonds or bonds
require
to fund the floating Indebtedness of any city, town, county, taxing district
OT other municipality."
163
INTEREST on the refunding limds due 1915 Is payable at the Newport
National Bank of Newport, Ky., or First National Bank, New York City;
on the refunding 4s of 1906 at the Bank of Dayton.
TAX FREE.
-The bonds are all exempt from city tax.
FAYETTE COUNTY. L. E. Pearce, County Auditor.
County seat Is Lexington.
LOANSCourt-House Bonds
When Due
Refunding A. & M. Bonds.
1919
4s
J-J 5100.000c
4 As
J-J
$5,000c
1917 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909.. $227,000
K. N. RR. Bonds
Assessed valuation 1909__34,681,098
4)
-is
J-J $20,000c
1917 (Assessment about 65% actual value)
Funding Bonds.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'08-$9.75
4 Yo'04 J-J J $6 000c___June I 1924 Population in 1890
35.698
42.071
1 91,000c_Jan 1 '10-'24 Population In 1900
INTEREST on 4H% bonds payable at Hanover Nat.Bank, New York.
FRANKFORT. W. S. Polsgrove, Clerk.
This is the capital of the State and the county seat of Franklin County.
Incorporated Oct. 10 1786. City owns $32,000 6% Capital Gas & Electric
Light Co. bonds. Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSRefunding Bonds (con.).
When Due.
Funding Bonds
J-J $35,000c
45
6s
J-J •$10.000c___Jan 1 1911 41
M -S 39,000c_Mch 1 1923
5s '04 M-S *25.000c _Sept 1 '14-'24 (Subject to call after March 1 1913.)
($5,000 every two years.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 23 1909_$224,000
____ .10,000
6s
Water debt (Included) _ ___ 125,000
____ '50,000
65
Assessed valuation 1909_4,380,293
5s
____ 30,000
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09328.50
“is
J-J $120,000e --------1927 Population In 1890
7 892
(Subject to call after 1917.)
Population in 1900
9,487
_
Population In 1904
10 090
• These loans are held by tne sink ng fund for the benefit of the school
fund: prinicpal Is not payable and Interest Is used for the support of the
public schools.
INTEREST Is payable on the refunding bonds at the Bank of America
Frankfort..
New York City; on all other bonds at the Bank of Kentucky,
FRANKLIN COUNTY. J. H. Polsgrove, County Judge.
County seat Is Frankfort.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds
5s '04 A-0 J$3,000___Apr 15 1920
120.000_ _Apr 15 '21-'24
t): .00n _ _ _ _.i illy 1 101 •
,
4 4s' .T-.T
,18
5s '04 J-J J 2,000____Jan 1 1913
155,000__Jan 1 '14-'24
5s '05 NI-N 19,0ou_ _ __Nov 1 1923
Midland RR. Bonds.
Is '99 .T-.1 $130,000_ _. July 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '093291,000
Total assessed val. 1909___7,499,177
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
StateecCo.tax(per $1,000) '09312.50
Population In 1890
21,267
Population In 1900
20,852
Population in 1909 (est.)
30,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Bank of America In New York City.
POPULATION OF STATE.
1,155,684 1820
2,147,174 1860
1900
564,135
982,405 1810
1,858,635 1850
406,511
1890
779,828 1800
1,648,690 1840
220,955 GRANT COUNTY. R. L. Webb, Treasurer.
1880
687,917 1790
1.321,011 1830
73,677
1870
County seat is Williamstown.
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
The proportion of tile colored population was 16.47% in 1880; 14.69% LOANS1900. In number blacks were 220,992 in 1850;
4 Xs'06J-D1$56,000c__Dec 1 '18-'25
Bridge Refunding.
In 1890, and 13.03% In
M-N.411,500c_Nov 10'10-'17
1 9,000c___Dec 1 1926
236,167 in 1860; 222,210 in 1870; 271,451 In 1880; 272,981 In 1890 and 4)
-is
($1,000 and $1,500 due alternate yrs.) BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '09_$107,000
284,1'06 In 1900.
Floating debt
Turnpike Refunding.
32,297
4 Xs
M-N $15,500c_Nov 10 '10-'17 TOTAL DEBT Sept 21 '09_ 139,297
($1,500 and $2,000 In alternate years) Total assessed val. 1909
3,600,000
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
4%8'06 F-A $12,000c_ _Aug 10'10-'17 (Assessment is 70% actual value.)
($1,500 due annually.)
StateecCo.tax(per $1,000) '09311.50
STATE OF KENTUCKY.
Population in 1909 (est.)
13,760
Population in 1900
13.239
INTEREST on the bridge and the $15,500 turnpike bonds is payable at
ALLEN COUNTY. W. H. Read, Treasurer.
the Hanover National Bank In New York City; on the turnpike 4 Xs of 1906
County seat Is Scottsville.
s
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_42,217,353 at the County Treasurerin office, and on the funding bonds at the ConLOANSChicago, Ill.
.
Refunding Railroad Ban ds
(Assessment about 75% actual value) tinental National Bank
($14,0000___June '10-'11 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_ $8 50 GREEN COUNTY. P. F. Marshall, Clerk.
13,692
48 '01 J-D 50,000e___June '12-'16 Population in 1890
County seat is Greensburgh. For details regarding repudiated railroad14.657 aid bonds see "State and City Section" for May 1908 and V. 84, p. 949.
I 60.000c_ _ _June '17-'21 Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_4124,000 INTEREST payable at Scottsville.
BOWLING GREEN. W. H. Philips, Clerk.
HENDERSON. B. S. Morris, City Clerk.
This city is the County seat of Henderson County. This city received
This city is in Warren County. Incorporated 1812.
its present charter In 1893. B md are tax exempt.
Public Improvement.
When Due. (Assessment about 90% actual val.)
When Due.
LOANSLOANS5s
J-J $15,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 09 $25.50
1910
Water Works.
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1890
1929 5s
8,335
J-J
5,000
4s
J-J $59,500
1915 3&4s J-J $265,000c
J-J
1935
City Hall Bonds.
9,500
10,272
4s
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_$265,000 Population in 1900
Beneral Fund.
4s '07 J-J $25,000c__ Jan 1 1937 Total assessed val. 1909___7.056,333 Population In 1908 (est.)
18,000
J-J $21,500
1929 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_ $184,500
4s
INTEREST is payable at the Henders m Nat. Bank In Henderson.
Public School.
Total assessed val. 1909___4,337.282
J-J $19,000
1929 (Assessment about X actual value.) LEXINGTON. John Skain, Mayor.
4s
20,000c___Jan 1 1937 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'01 $13.00
4s '07 J-J
This city Is in Fayette County. Incorporated in 1894.
Electric Light.
Population in 1900
8,300 LOANSWhen Due.
Viaduct Bonds.
J-J $10,000
1935 Population in 1909 (est.)
4s
15,000
4s '05 J-D $27,000 ___Dec 1 1945
Auditorium Bonds.
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is payable at the Citizens' National 4s '05 F-A $20,000c___Feb 1 1045
School Building Bonds.
Bank, Bowling Green.
55 '88 A-0 $26,000c. __Apr 1 1918
Brick Street Bonds.
Park Bonds.
65 '91 Var $5,266.52c_varlous, '21
CHRISTIAN COUNTY. G. L. Campbell, County Clerk.
43s 94 M-N 75,570c...._Nov 1 1934 4s '03 A-0 $38,000c__Apr 1 1923
Railroad Aid Bonds.
County seat is Hopkinsville.
Funding Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 20 '09 $235,000 lis '88 F-A $50,000c___Aug 1 1918 5s '88 J-D $100,000c__June 1 1918
LOANS4%6'90 M-S 150,000c___Sept 1 1920
Turnpike Bonds.
Total asse,Fhett vat, 10(4)._10,636 ,107
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $75,000e_ __Jan 1 1931 (Assessment about 60% actual value) 066'92 F-A$105,000c___Aug I 1932 4%s'02 F-A 15,000c___Aug 1 1932
0s
Ss '07 J-J 100,0000-_ _July 1 1937 State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '09410.00 4)-4s'94 F-A 45,000c_Aug 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909 $862,837
(Subject to call after July 1 1927.) Population In 1800
34,118 4;18'93 J-D 81,000c___June 1 1933 Total assessed val. 1906__19,322,235
Population in 1900
Refunding Bonds
25,0000-__Jan 10 1935 (Assessment about actual value.)
37.962 4s '95 J-J
Equalized valuation 1908_22,233,325
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04 lkii-N $60,000c_ _Nov 1 1934 Population lit 1908 (est.)
45,000
4s '05 F-A $50,000c__ _Feb 11948 Total tax (per $1,000) 1906_526.90
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1909.)
in 1890
(NTEREST on refunding 4s Is payable at City Bank; on turnpike bonds 4s '06 F-A 25.000c _Aug 1 1946 Population in 1900 (Census) 21,567
4s '08 .1-,1
26,369
25 000. _ Jan 2 1948 Population
due 1931, First National Bank, Hopkinsville, Ky., and on the turnpike 4348'08 J-D 25,000__Dec 1 1948 Population In 1906 (est.). ._30,009
bonds of 1907 at Latham, Alexander & Co., New York.
INTEREST on the funding and refunding' oonds and OR the railroad-aid
bonds due 1918 is payable in New York City; on the railroad-aid bonds
COVINGTON. W. S. Gould, Auditor.
due in 1920 and 1932. on the school-building
bonds
Th.14 city is In Kenton County. Incorporated 1834 Central Covington the sewer bonds,at Lexington, and on the bonds, the Auditorium Phenix
viaduct bonds at the
annexed to this city In Nov. 1906. Bonds are tax-exempt.
was
National Rank New York.
Redemption Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due
Asphalt Bonds.
4s '80 F-A $73,200c__Aug 1 1920 LEXINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. 0. H. Simrall. Clerk Bd. of Ed'n.
4s '91 F-A$142,600c__Aug 1 1931 4s 192 F-A 106,300c__Aug I 1922 4s g
M-N $75,000_ _May 1 1933IBOND. DEBT Mch 5 19093130,000
Funding Bonds.
Brick Bonds.
45 '08 J-D 55,000__June 1 1938'Bonds of 1908 (additional) __ 55,000
5s '05 Jan $ .932 68_Jan 1 '10-'15 5s '80 F-A $281,000c__Aug 1 1920
INTEREST payable in Lexington.
3,390.98_July 1 '09-'16 4s '80 F-A 73,200____Aug 1 1920
5s '06 July
Sewer Bonds.
Ss '07 Jan 1,199.61__Jan 1 '10-'17
LOGAN COUNTY. Jno. W. Millikin, Treasurer.
779.10_July 1 '10-'17 5s '03 M-S $30,000__ __Mch 4 1923
5s '07 July
County seat is Russellville.
Refunding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
When Due.I Assessed valuation 1909_ _55,749,97Ct
LOANS4s '86 J-J $33,000c___July 1 1926 4s '94 J-J $51,300c_ __July 1 1934
1 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
Refunding Bonds.
& Lud. Highway.
GEN'L DEBT Sept 17 '09.$2,044,500 4s
Coy. W. Coy.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '08312.00
.1-.7 3134.400c
4s '93 F-A $7,900c_..Aug 1 1923 Assessment debt
19,434 BOND DEBT July 1909___$134,400[Population in 1900
25,994
Floating debt
Casparis Judgment Bonds.
77,404
'Population In 1906 (est.)
30,000
$103,500c__Mch 1 1923 Total assessed val. 1903_21,833,225
48 '93 M-S
INTEREST is payable in Louisville, Ky.
Water Works Redemption.
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
4s '90 J-J $190,700c___Jan I 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_517.50 LOUISVILLE. W. 0. Head, Mayor; H. N. Gifford, Treas
.
-Works Bonds Population in 1890
Reservoir & Water
37,371
Louisville is the county seat of Jefferson County. Incorporated Feb. 13
4s '87 J-J $520,000e___Jan 11027 Population in 1900
42,938 1828.
4s '88 J-J 371,000c___Jan 1 1928 Population in 1905 (est.)
50,000 LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.
23,000c-__July 1 1928
4s '88 J-J
is g '07 F-A$4,000,000c_ Feb 1 1947
Refunding Bonds (gold).
4s '90 J-J 111,000e___July 1 1930
INTEREST on the brick bonds, on the Covington, West Covington and 4s '90 IAI-S $372,000c_Sept 15 1910 3s Sewer and Park Bonds.
'01 J-J $228,000cJan 1 1941
45 '97 J-J 356,000c___Ju y 1 1937
Lud. highway bonds and on tile street-Improvement bonds is payable In 3 Xs'00 M-N 432,000c___May 1 1940
Old Liabilities 1871-1880.
Covington; on others In New York
$ s'01 A-0 108,000c.
..Apr 1 1941 5s '86 F-A$387,000c___Aug 1 1911
3 s'01
1 1941
M-N
DAYTON. John Kruchten, Mayor; Chas. A. Bird, City Clk. 3 s'01 J-D 377.000cJune 1 1941 5s '80 (Subject 2,000c___May 1 1920
to call.)
J-J 131,000c___July
Dayton Is In Campbell County. Ineorporated March 12 1867.
Raliroad-aid Loans.
Apr 1 1943
3 s'03 A-0 189,400c
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $187,000 3'48'03 J-J 741.000c
LOANSRefunding Eliz. & Pad. RR.
_July 1 1943
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_2,541,240
Municipal Improvements.
3) g'03J-J $954,000c__Jan 1 1943
-is
F-A$134.000c_Aug 1 1915
(Assessment is X actual value.)
58
South Louisville Bonds.
4s '83 J-J$1,241,000c__July 1 1923
25,000e. __Sept 1 1921 Total city tax (per $1,000) '08.414.50 Is '88 Q-M1,429,800c__Dec 1 1928 6s '92 51-N $50,000c___Nov 1 1912
44 '06 J-J
$1,000 yearly.)
Population in 1890
(Subject to call
$12,000
4,264
Park Bonds.
Past-due bonds
Population in 1900
Sewer
6,104 4s 90 J-J $578,000e___July 1 1930
4s '08 A-0 $2A,000c___Oct 1 1928
INTEREST Is largely payable at First National Bank. New York City
(Subject to call 2 bonds each yaer.) I
-Bonds are exempt from all taxation except State tax.
TAX-FREE.
TENNESSEE-DEBT OF STATE.
164
BONDED DEBT on Jan. 1 1909 was $11,506,200. The sinking fund
assets amounted on Jan. 1 1909 to $1,883,007, Including $1,275,100 stock
of the Louisville Water Co. The sinking fund owns the entire stock of the
Louisville Water Co. The gross earnings of the water company in 1908
were $411,017.48; operating expenses, &c., $263,804.18; net earnings,
*338,837.32. Assets of water company Dec. 31 1908, $8,838,948.06;
liabilities (bonded and floating debt), $2,031,579.26. $1,000,000 second
mortgage bonds of the Louisville Water Co. were offered on March 6 1907.
Only a part was sold, but the remainder was subsequently placed. These
bonds are not an obligation of the city-see V. 84, p. 404.
-The city's assessed valuaASSESSED VALUATION,TAX RATE, &c.
tion (about 80% actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Total Tax
Personal
per $1 000.
Total.
Property.
Years
Real Estate.
$17.50
$164,079,486
$54,862,762
$109,216,724
1908
18.00
157,610,244
51,942.732
105,667,512
1907
18.00
147,022,023
47,433.618
99,588,405
1906
18.60
138,800,000
42,250,000
96,550 000
1905
18.60
132,000,000
37,850,000
1904
94,150,000
15.90
127.500,000
36,000,000
91,500,000
1902
23.05
90,325,000
5,725,000
84,600,000
1893_____ _ __ _
For 1908 the city tax rate (per $1,000) was $17 50. For 1907 It was $18 00.
-Population in 1906 (est.), 250,000; in 1900 it wa
POPULATION.
204,731; in 1890 it was 161 129; in 1880 it was 123,758; in 1870 was 100 753
[VOL.
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $535,000 City tax rate (per $1,000)'09418.50
12.797
44,791 I Population in 1890
Sinkine fund
19.446
Tot. assessed val 09 (est)_11,000.000 Population in 1900
(Assessm't 60 to 70% actual value.) I Population in 191)9 (est.) _42.500
INTEREST on the refunded N. 0. & 0. RR. bonds is payable in New
York City; on the Improvement bonds at the Western German Bank In
Cincinnati; on all other bonds in Paducah.
PENDLETON COUNTY. C. W. Carnes, Treasurer.
County seat is Falmouth.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _$3,500,000
LOANSFunding Bonds.
(Assessment about Ii to 3-5 act. val.)
5s
J-J $63,500c_July 1 1912 State&Co.tax(per $1.000) '09410.75
Turnpike Bonds.
Population in 1890
16,346
5s
J-J $40.000e___July 1 1910 Population In 1900.
14,947
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '094103,500 Population In 1909 (est.)
16,000
INTEREST on the funding bonds is payable at tte Chase National Bank.
N. Y.; on all others at the Bank of America, New York.
SCOTT COUNTY. J. S. Fleming, Clerk of County Court.
County seat is Georgetown.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $89,000
Assessed valuation 1909_9.432,415
Turnpike Bonds.
45
J-J 1310,000c_Jan 1 '10-'11 State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'09_$10.00
18.076
6,000c_Jan 1 '12-'13 Population in 1900
Refunding Bonds.
McORACKEN COUNTY.
INTEREST is payable In George4s
J-J $15,000c_July 1 '10-'14
County seat is Paducah.
J-J
48,0000_July 1 '15.'20 town.
45
When Due. BONDED DEBT Mch 1908 $450,000 48
LOANSJ-J
10,000c
July 1 1921
Assessed valuation 1909 _ -12.033,429
Refunding Bonds.
actual value.) WARREN COUNTY. Asher E. Blewett, Treasurer.
Se
M-S$350,0000 __Sept 1 1933 (Assessm't about
(Optional $150,000 Sept 1 1913 and County tax (per $1,000) 1907_47.50
Bowling Green is the county seat.
21,051 LOANSPopulation In 1890
$200,000 Sept 1 1923.)
When Due. (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
28.733
M-S$100,0000 __Sept 1 1933 Population in 1900
di
Turnpike & Refund Bonds.
'g
StatedoCo.tax per $1,000) '07_49.25
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
4s
A-0 $124,500c_ _ _Jan 2 1929 Population in 1890
30,158
(Subject to call, $35,000 in 1914; Population In 1900
29,970
COUNTY.
MADISON
$35.000 In 1919; 835,000 in 1924.) Population in 1906 (est.)
30,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_3124,500 IN i' ER ES l' is payable at Bowling
County seat is Richmond.
$14,684 Total assessed val. 1009_ _11,028,1
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANSGreen.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_10,956,496
48
(Assessment is 4-5 actual value.)
-J $112,000c_ __ _Jan 1939
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
State & Co. tax (per M)'08...411.40
(Subject to call after Jan. 1919.)
24,348
Population In 1890
Turnpike Bonds.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
25,607
Population in 1900
43
J-D $58,000c
-is
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1900.
debt.
30,000 Ashland (C), Boyd County_ _467,000 25,000 $5,300,000a$13.00
Population In 1905 (est.)
(Due part yearly in Dec.)
6,800
BOND. DEBT May 1 1909_3170,000 INTEREST payable at New York, Bardstown Graded Corn. S. D_ 29.000
2,000,000
2.50
15,000,000 c15.00 18,069
Bourbon County
115,000
MERCER COUNTY. Geo. Bohon, Treasurer.
4,059,990 b5.00
BullItt County
50,000
9,602
3,026,8511 c10.00
65,000
Carroll County
County seat Is Harrodsburgh.
9,825
When Due. (Assessment about 70% actual value) Clark County
LOANS86,000
None 10,712,770 10.00 16,694
County tax rate(per $1.000)'09.38.00 Covington School District
75,000
Refunding Bonds.
23
3.50
15,034 Cynthiana, Harrison County.. 67,000
'10-28 Population In 1890
4s
M-N $114,950_Nov 21
10.00
1,532
14,426 Cynthiana School District
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_$120,000 Population in 1900
47,000
4.00
_7,000,000
Danville, Boyle County
4,285
None 3,262,098 a7.50
Total assessed val.
69,500
Louisville.
1909_Fulton (0), Fulton County
INTEREST payable at Union National Bank
2,860
35,000 12,000 1,500,000 a7.50
Harrison County
50,000 25,400 7,7 -9,409 65.00 18,570
MIDDLESBOROUGH. E. S. Helburn, Mayor.
Hopkinsville (C), Christian Co. 40,000
7,280
4,750 4,082,059
2.81
64,900 15,834 1,807,048 al-- ) 3,334
Middlesborough is in Bell County. The bonds below originally carried Ludlow (C), Kenton County
:0 00
000
None 3,423,697 al4.00
6% interest and were in default for some time. A compromise was maylleld (C)
3,600,000 b8.00 14,426
17335
effected In 1906 whereby interest was reduced to 4% and $28,000 to be paid MaysvIlle, Mason County
-payment to be made Montgomery County
90,000
7,7.7 6,126.902 c11.00 12,834
by city In cash In settlement of all past-due coupons
Paris, Bourbon County
3,800,000 14.50
4,603
46,500
*2,000 yearly. V. 83, p. 1132; V. 84, p. 404. Incorporated May 1 1890.
Princeton (C), Caldwell County 35,000
School Bonds.
2,556
1.000,000 a9.50
When Due.
LOANSShelbyville, Shelby County__ _ 30,000
____ $12,000
3,016
5,000 2,300,000 a5.00
-(See note above.)
General Bond s.
1,770,000 12.50
Apr 1 1921 iOND. DEBT Sept 17 '094190,000 Versailles, Woodford County_ 60,000
Ss semi-an $150,000_
3,500,000
(Compromised rate of Interest 4%.
- Total assessed val. 1909 _1,100,000 Winchester (C), Clark County 55,000
(Assessment about 33%actual value) Woodford County
67,500
None 10,051,174
3.90 13,134
See note above.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900...._418.50
Refunding Bonds.
3,271
____ $28,000
Population in 1890
(C) City; (T) Town. a Total tax; b county tax; c State and county tag.
4,162
Population In 1900
INTEREST Is payable at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank In Chicago, Ill.
MUHLENBERG COUNTY. Thomas E. Sumner, Treas.
County seat Is Greenville.
Railroad bonds aggregating $800,000 were the subject of much litigation. (V. 70, p. 546, and V. 72, p. 837). This debt was compromised
by the issuance of the refunding bonds given below. These latter have
been judicially determined valid. The interest is now being paid promptly
and a sinking fund has been created.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1909_ _$6,000,000
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $25,0000 _July 1 1910 State & Co. tax (per M) 1909_410.00
Ss g
1915 Population in 1890
17,995
80,000c
J-J
5s g
_1920 Population In 1900
20 741
J-J
85.0000
5s g
INTEREST payable at New York.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_4190,000
NEWPORT. Chester A. Keslar, Auditor.
1
State of Tennessee.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act May 26 1790)_ __May 26 1790
Admitted as a State (Act June 1 1796)_ __June 1 1796
Total area of State (square miles)_
42,050
State Capital
Nashville
Governor (term expires Jan. 15 1911)__ Malcom R. Patterson
Sec'y of State(term exp. Feb. 12 a 1913)_Hallum W.Goodloe
Treasurer (term expires Feb. la 1911)
R. E. Folk
Comptroller (term expires March 19 1911)__ _ _Frank Dibrell
Newport is in Campbell County. All bonds are exempt from municipal
taxes.
Bridge Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '86 .1-J $37,000c ___July 1 1911
Funding Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds
is '93 F-A $45,500c___Aug 1 1913
7,000oOct 1 1913 4s '09 J-J $85,000c____Jan 1 1939
5s '93 A-0
a Constitution says term of office shall be computed from the
GEN. BONDS Sept 1909_ $996,500 January. but these officials being elected by the Legislature are 15th of
Refunding Bonds.
219.000 allowed to serve a full term from the date of their appointment. usually
55 '94 F-A $10,000o......Feb 1 1914 Assessment debt
35,000c___July 1 1924 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909_1,215,500
4s '04 J-J
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Monday in
Lis '94 M-N 02,000c___May 1 1914 Total assessed val. 1909_12,521,175 January and sessions are not limited. "but no member shall be paid for
3.65s '01 J-J 506,000o___Jan 1 1930 (Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.) more than 75 days of a regular session."
55,000c__July 1 1926 City tax rate (per $1,000) '09-15.00
43 '06 J-J
STATE DEBT.
-The debt on which the State is paying Interest is as
24.911
Population in 1890
Newport St. Bonds (43en'i Debt).
($10 000o__Various 1918 Population In 1900
28,308 follows, the aggregate on Nov. 1 1909 being $11,808,400.
LOANS-Interest.----Principal.
88,100c__Various 1919 Population In 1909 (est.) -35.000
Si various
Name and Purpose.
P.Ct. Payable.
When Due. Outstanding.
5,4:00o_Dec 28 1922
New settlement bonds (subject
1,5000._ _Aug 1 1923
to call at 100)
3
.T...1
July 1 1913 c&r $9,572.400
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office or at the Bank of Penitentiary bends
Oi
A-0
Oct 1 1913 o
600.000
America New York.
Redemption bonds
4yi
A-0
Oct. 1 1013 0
1,000,000
Old ctfs. of Indebtedness held}5&6
J-J
jAt pleasurel
636,000
OWEN COUNTY. J. G. Vallandingham, Auditor.
1 of State. I
by State institutions
County seat is Owenton.
&c.
-The 3% bonds In the above table were
TOTAL
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $170,000 settlement DEBT.bonds. This compromise was effected In 1883, given in
LOANSof 6%
but there
Floating debt
County Bonds.
20,000 is still outstanding quite a number of the old bonds. These
M-S$100,000cSept 1 1916 Assessed valuation 1909_3,426,8A funded at 50c. on the dollar, and to represent fractions old bonds were
58
the State issued
(Assessment about )4 actual value.) what is known as "scrin." The subjoined statement
(Subject to call at any time.)
shows Tennessee's total
1922 State 6: Co. tax (per M)'09_415.85 debt on Nov. 1 1909:
53
F-A $40,000c
Population in 1800
17,676 Total interest-bearing debt
Refund. Bridge & Turnpike.
$11.808,400
17,553 Estimated amount of bonds yet to be funded
F-A $30,000c.._ _Feb 1 1917 Population in 1900
Os
335,666
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1912.)
Total bonded debt
12,144,066
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
Of the unfunded bonds $335,666 66 are owned by tho United States
Government. The State will not fund these bonds it Is sald, until certain
OWENSBORO. Isaac Kennady, Clerk.
claims are adjusted between the State and the Federal Government. Under
This is the county seat of Daviess County. Incorporated 1866.
an Act of 1905 all of the unfunded bonds, except the $335,666.66 held by
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '07 J-J $60.000.. _ _Jan 1 1937 the Federal Government. were eliminated from the State debt on Jan. 1 '07.
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '094513,000
Railroad Bonds
ASSESSED VA LUATION.-me following statement shows the charac49
60,000
M-N $53,000c___Nov 1 1019 Sinking fund
Total assessed val. 1909
(Subject to call.)
7,055,600 ter and valuation of all taxable property In the State.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Street improvement Bonds.
Aver'ge Rate of
48
J-J $200,000c__Jan 11030 City tax rate (per $1,000) '09420.00
Other
Total
Value Tax per
Population in 1800
Acres.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1915.)
9,837
Town Lots.
Property.
Value. p.Acre. $1,000.
Population In 1000
15,064 Year.
Water Bonds.
$
$
$
3
22,000 1908__190,288,847 185.175,781 68,722,101 444,186,729
J-J $200,0000_ Jan 1 1931 Population in 1909 (est)
43
7.44
3.50
(Subject to call after Jan1 1011.) 'INTEREST Is payable at Owensboro 1907_183.793,237 169,626,411 66,985.287 420,404,935
7.10
3.50
1906-182,866,869 161,653,077 58,378,271 402,898,217
3.50
7.02
PADUCAH. James P. Smith, Mayor; Alex. Kirkland, Aud. 1905_175.426,832 141,130,913 57,427,866 373,085,611 6.95 3.50
3.50
8.95
This is the county seat of McCracken County. Incorporated 1830. As 1904_175.742,457 137.432,921 55,417,428 367,952.806
3.50
6.75
an offset to the bonded debt, the city owns railroad stock of the par value 1903_173,017,463 127,090,255 51,655,051 351,762,769
3.50
6.84
of $220,000. The $100,000 C. St. L. do P. RR. bonds were declared valid 1902_173,207,406 124,757,254 49,923,053 347,887,713
1900..171,527,025 120.338,352 48,493,768 340,359,148
3.50
6.61
by the U. S. Court in September 1902.
2.00
1895_165.883,997 111,906,412 38,271,204 316,061.613
8.42
Refunding Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
3.00
May 2 1924 1890_172.340.180 120,530,633 54,637,2928. 4
0
P
Chicago St. L. & P. RR.
4 W04 M-N $20.000c
46,635,550 16,133,338 211,768.438
1880_148,999.550
1.00
6.00
4 jis'88 J-D $100,000c__Dec 1 1918
P. T. & A. RR.
57,578,261 37.213,008 278,020,534
6.74
4.00
(Subject to call after 1898.)
4s '91 A-0 $100,000c_Oct 1 1920 1875_183,228,365
1871_205,386.777
8.39
6.00
72,518,243------ 287,905.020
Refunded N. 0. & 0. RR.
P. & M. Oravel Road
59,039,406 11,108,826 225,393,410
6.72
4.50
4 2
s'00 J-J $66.000c_ _July 1 1926 4s '94 J-J $1,6000--Jan 10 1914 1867_155.245.178
4 )0'83 F-A 45,000c. _Aug 1 1928
Improvement Bonds.
In addition to the above valuations, the assessed valuations of railroad,
4s '04 F-A3200.000o-Aug 1 1934 telephone and telegraph property in 1008 was $86,659.622.
.
I
V
Nov., 1909.]
165
TENNESSEE-CITIES AND TOWNS.
POPULATION.
-The population of Tennessee has been as follows:
GILES COUNTY.
422,771
1,109,801 1820
2,020,616 1860
1900
Pulaski is the county seat.
261,727
1,002,717 1810
1,767,518 1850
1890
33,035
When Due. Population in 1900
105,602 LOANS829.210 1800
1880
1.542,359 1840
Court-House Bonds.
35,691 _-8'09
681,904 1790
1,258,520 1830
1870
____ $100,000
The proportion of the colored population was 26.14% In 1880, 24.57%
In 1800 and 23.8% In 1900. In number blacks were 245,881 in 1850: HAMILTON COUNTY. Seth M. Walker, County Judge.
283.019 in 1860; 322,331 In 1870; 403,151 in 1880; 434,300 in 1890; 480 243
County seat is Chattanooga.
In 1900.
LOANSRoad Bonds.
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
03%8'09 A-0 $50,000c___Oct 1 1939
43%8'05 A-05100,000c___Apr 1 1925
Tunnel Bonds.
58
Dec 100,000c.. Dec 1 1921 58 07 Apr $150,000c Apr 1 1927
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1911.) (Subject to call after Apr 1 1917.)
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
BOND.DEBT Oct 1 1909_5575,000
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
43%s'09 A-0$100,000c___Oct 1 1929 Total assessed val.'09 (est)37,500,000
School Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value)
ANDERSON COUNTY. George Taylor, Trustee.
5s '07 Apr $75,000c___Apr 1 1927 State & Co.tax(per $1.000)'09415.50
Clinton is the county seat.
61,695
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Aug 1901L. $300,000 (Subject to call after Apr 1 1917.) Population In 1900
LOANS90.000
Assessed valuation 1908.._.3,115,000 430'09 M-N 150,000____Nov 1 1929 Population in 1909 (est.)
Road Bonds.
I INTEREST payable In New York.
1936 (Assessment about % actual value.)
4 3%s'06 F-A$100,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_$16.00 HARRIMAN. L.
(Subject to call after 1912.)
0. Scott, Treasurer.
1938 Population in 1007 (est.)
19,000
5s '07 J-J 100,000
This city is in Roane County. Incorporated in 1891.
(Subject to call after 1917.)
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val, 1908__$1,500,000
1939
43%s'09 ____ 100,000c
$10,000
(Assessment about 35% actual val.)
(Subject to call after 1929.)
-- Refunding Bonds.
Clty tax (per $1,000) 1908_420.00
INTEREST payable In New York and Chicago.
58 g 05 A-05100,000c
716
Apr 1 1925 Population In 1890
3 442
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_5110,000 Population In 1900
BRADLEY COUNTY. Jacob Smith, Clerk.
INTEREST is payable at National Park Bank, New York.
Cleveland is the county seat.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 21 '09_4191,000 HAYV700D COUNTY. W. R. Kinney, Trustee.
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_43,750,000
__ '99 ___ $80,000
County seat is Brownsville.
(Assessment 2-5 to A actual value.) LOANS__ '01 ____ 86,000
When Due. Total assessed val. '09__ _$3,734,221
Road Bonds
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)'09416.50
Railroad Bonds.
(Assessment Is about 65% actual val)
15,750 Os
Sa '07 J-J $25,000c_ __July 1 1937 Population in 1900
May $121,700_ _ _ _May 1 1914 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_515.00
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is payable at the Cleveland National BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '09_4121,700 Population in 1900
25.189
Bank, Cleveland. Tenn.
BRISTOL. J. A. Dickey, Mayor; T. J. Burrow, Recorder.
Bristol is in Sullivan County. Incorporated Feb. 22 1856.
When Due.
Street Improvement Bonds.
LOANS6s g '90 J-J $25,000c._ _July 11020
Court House Bonds.
J-D 30,000c_ __Feb 1 1922
J-D $10,000c___Feb 1 1922 Os g
Os g
Street Imp't & Bridge Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
A-0 $20,000c___Oct 1 1921
M-S $19.500c. Mch 1 1925 4s
Os
4s
J-J
King College Bond.
4.500e___July 1 1922
Water-Works Bonds.
Feb
$815c__ _Feb 11016
Os
5s '07 M-N $292,000c__May 1 1937
Market House Bonds.
(Mature various dates from 1912.)
g 02 J-D $10,000c___Feb 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $510,815
Railroad Aid Bonds.
10,426
F-A $40,000c__Aug 5 1912 Sinking fund
Os
25,000c. July 1 1920 Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _2,325,000
J-J
Os
(Assessm't is about 3% actual value.)
School Building Bonds.
15s '04 114-N $10,000c___May 1 1934 Total tax per $1,000 In 1903.. $15.00
g.,J&J, 12,000c.-July 1, 1921 Population In 1800
3,324
Population in 1900
School Bonds.
5,271
5s '05 M-S 512,0000-Sept 1 1925
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank of Bristol or First National
Bank, New York.
CAMPBELL COUNTY. J. E. Brown, Clerk County Court.
JACKSON. Thomas Polk, Mayor; T. E. Howard, Auditor
and Treasurer.
This city is in Madison County. Jackson owns its water-works plait;
valued at $400,000, deriving therefrom a yearly revenue of $36,000. Incorporated under Chapter 218, Acts of 1353-54.
Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS8s '91 M-S $55,000c___Sept I 1921
-Works Bonds.
Water
6s '85 J-J $25,000____Jan 1 1905 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1911.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1905.) 58 '91 A-0 $48,000c._ _Apr 1 1920
25,000c___July 1 1929 GEN'L DEBT July 1909_5470,000
4s '89 J-J
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.) Improvement district bonds 51,608
21,130
22.000__ _July 1 1935 Floating debt
4s '05 J-J
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.) Total assessed val. 1908_4,050,654
(Assessment about 3% actual value.)
Refunding Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5s '09 J-J $125,000c____Jan 1 1929 City tax (per $1,000) 1908.......$18.00
45,000c___July 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_330.90
430'09 J-J
10,039
Funding and Improvement Bonds. Population in 1890
20.000
4;0 07 J-D$125,000c. _June 1 1927 Population in 1906 (est.)
(Subject to call after June 1 1917.)
INTEREST on the 6% improvement bonds is payable at the Importers'
& Traders' National Bank, New York; on the 5s at the Hanover National
Bank, N. Y.; on the 5% refunding bonds at the Second National Bank In
Jackson, and on the 43% % refunding bonds at First Nat. Bank of Jackson.
County scat Is Jaeksboro.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 6 1909_5200,000 JEFFERSON COUNTY. Hal S. Harris, Sec. Pike Conana.
Road Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908-4,885,296
County seat Is Dandridge.
43%s
M-N $100,000_ May 1 1932 (Assessment about % actual value.) LOANSWhen Due. Assessed val. 1909 (est)_53,350,000
1916-1939 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value)
(Subject to call after May 1 1912.) State & Co tax (per $1,000) '08515.00 5s
M-S$370,000
13,486 4;is
1939 State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'08_ _$16.00
55 '07 A-0 $50,000c. __Oct 1 1937 Population In 1890
M-S 25,000
17.317 BOND DEBT Sept 18 '09..$395,000 Population In 1900
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1017.) Population in 1900
18,500
1938 Population in 1908 (est.)
5s '08 s-a $50,000e
Population in 1909 (est.)
22,000
20,000
(Subject to call after 1918.)
INTEREST payable at the East Tennessee National Bank Knoxville.
INTEREST is payable at Hanover National Bank. New York.
JOHNSON CITY. E. E. Ellsworth, Recorder.
CHATTANOOGA. T. C. Thomspon, Mayor.
Chattanooga Is the county seat of Hamilton County. On Aug. 13 1909
this city offered without success an Issue of $900,000 bonds voted for the
purchase or building of water works. V. 89, p. 486.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS43%s'09 M-S$150,000c___Sept 1 1030
Funding Bonds.
School, Park. Street & Sewer.
6s
June $81.000c_ June 1 1911
43%8'07 J-J 100 000c_ __July 1 1937 43%s'05 .I-J $275.000e___July 1 1935
City-Hall Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $50,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1017 4;64'07 J-J $200,000c_ __July 1 1937
Os
Fire-Hall and Police Bonds.
6s
A-0 75.000e_ _Apr 15 1911
4;48'09 M-S 125,000e _Sept 1 1939 43%8'07 J-J $50,000c___July 1 1937
Street and Sewer Bonds
Floating lndebt. & Public Imp't.
A-0$250,000e_ Apr 15 1020 33%8
J-J $100,000c
5s
1921
A-0 250,000c_ _Apr 15 1921
5s
Refunding Sewer Bonds
43%s'07 J-J 250,000c___July 1 1937 43%0'09 A-0 $125,000c_Apr 15 1039
430'07 J-J 350.000c_ __July 1 1937 BOND. DEBT May 190942,281,000
Park Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _22,959,191
43%s'05 .J-.J $75 0000_July 1 1935 Total tax (per $1,000) 101)7....$29.00
50,000c___July 1 1937 Population In 1890.
43%s'07 J-J
29,100
Population In 1008 (est) _ _ _65,000
INTEREST on tile funding (Is due In 1911 Is payable In Chattanooga;
on all other bonds in New York City.
CLA,RKSVILLE. W. B. Young, Recorder.
This city is in Washington County.
When Due.
LOANSStreet & School Bonds.
Os
F-A $47,500c_ ....Feb 1 1910
C. C. & C. RR. Bonds.
Os
M-N $10,000c___May 1 1910
Public Improvement Bonds.
M-N $28.000c.. _May 1 1923
5s
Funding Bonds.
5s
F-A $10.000c___Feb 1 1925
INTERES payable in Johnson City.
Incor. 1887. Bonds are tax-exempt.
School Bonds.
5s '06 F-A $17,500e___Aug 1 1920
Sewer Bonds.
58
M-N $15,000c_Apr 1 1928
Street Bonds.
58
M-S $15,500c_ _Sept 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_5148,500
Total assessed val, 1908_-1,450.000
(Assessment about 20 to 30% act val)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08.$36.00
4.041
Population in 1900
KNOX COUNTY. A. D. Collier, County Judge.
County seat Is Knoxville.
Railroad Bonds.
When Due
LOANSFunding Bonds.$15,500c_July 1 1914
J-J 1 14,000c___July 1 1919
A-0 $50,000c___Apr 4 1919 6s
330
20,000c_ _July 1 1924
New Bridge Bonds.
A-0 $35,000c___Apr 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909_5349,500
5s
A-0 40,000c_ Apr 1 1916 Total assessed val. 1909_29,812,525
5s
5s
A-0 45,000c___Apr 1 1921 (Assessment about70% actual value.)
5s
A-0 55.000c. Apr 1 1926 State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'08_514.50
59,557
Population In 1890
Old Bridge Bonds.
74,302
(Is
Oct $60,000c_Oct 1 11-16-21 Population in 1900
85,000
Population In 1908 (est.)
INTEREST on the new bridge bonds is payable at the Hanover National
Bank New York: on all other bonds in Knoxville.
County seat of Montgomery County. Inc. In 1855: re-Inc. AprIl 8 1905
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s, 58&6s $102,500
Refunding Bonds.
Railroad Aid Bonds. .
6s
J-J $24.200c_ __July 1 1915
KNOXVILLE. W.0. White, Comptroller.
19,700c___July 1 1916 4s '04 ____ $100,000c_July 1 1924
6s
J-J
Knoxville is the county seat of Knox County. In 1897 the people of
Street Bonds.
6s
4-0 21,1000_ _July 1 1917
1929 Knoxville, North Knoxville and West Knoxville voted In favor of consoli09
1920 43%s' s-an $25,000
43%s'09 M-S 31,500c_ __Mch
dation. The statement below is for the consolidated city. In July 1904
(Subject to call after 1910.)
(Subiect to call after Mch 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1009_ $296.500 this city voted to issue 5407.000 improvement and $750,000 water-works
School Bonds.
43%s'07 A-0 $25,000c. _ _Apr 1 1027 Water debt (included)___ 102,500 bonds. The Knoxville Water Co. brought suit in the Federal Court to pre(Subject to call after April 1 1012.) Total assessed val. 1908_4,000,000 vent the issuance of the $750,000 water-works bonds, but the bill was dis(Assessment apout 7.•)% actual val.) missed (V. 79, p. 227. 740, 1659 and 2599) and U. S. Supreme Court on
Sower Bonds.
$4.000c__ _July 1 1025 City tax rate (per $1,000) '08_$12.50 Jan. 2 1906 affirmed this decision. See V.82.y. 114;also editorial on page 5
J-J
55
Population In 1890 (Census)_7,924 of "State and City" section for May 1906. Bonds were offered for sale on
(Subject to call after five years.)
Jan. 4 1909 the
Population in 1900
9.431 May 1 1906, but none were ever sold. On the lower Court,U. S. Supreme
which had reCourt unanimously reversed a decision of
INTEREST is payable at Clarksville and New York.
strained the enforcement of a city ordinance reducing water rates, on the
ground that the latter were confiscatory. See editorial on page 129 in
DAVIDSON COUNTY. W. M. Pollard, County Judge.
"Chronicle" for Jan. 16 1909. The City Council on July 20 1909 voted to
Nashville is the county seat.
purchase the plant of the Knoxville Water Co. for $1,250,000. V. 89, p.
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds.
LOANS298.
48
J-J
Asylum Bonds.
$190,000____Jan 1 1022
Water
-Works Bonds.
When Due.
55 '07 ___ $100,000____Apr 1 1913 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.) LOANS1949
BOND. DEBT Sept 16'09 $1,340,000 6s '09 M-S$165,000_Sept 1 '10-'12 43%8'09 ____ $635,000
Bridge Bonds.
Street Bonds.
Funding Bonds
$800,000c_ __ _Aug 1937 Total assessed val. 1909...J19,173,580
43%s'07
$35,000
1915 5s '09
1939
(Subject to call $200,000 in each of (Assessment about 65% actual value) (3s g '85 J-J $95,000
North Knoxville Bonds.
95.000
1917
the years 1919, 1922, 1925 & 1931.) State &Co.tax(per$1,000)'08_ $12.50 Os g '87 J-J
34,000
1920 5s '89 M-S$100,000
Sept 1910
45 g '90 J-J
5%s'09 J-J 250,000_ _ _ _July 1 193:1 Population In 1900
4
122,815
West Knoxville Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
Population In 1908 (est.) _ _ _160.000
1929 6s '99 J-D $75.000____June I 1929
INTEREST on turnpike bonds Is payable In Nashville; all other bonds 45 '99 J-D $30,000
55 '93 J-D 37.000_ ___June 1 1923
Market and School Bonds.
York.
at New
1917-1927 BOND. DEBT Jan 23'09_$1,718,817
Os '97 A-0 $35,000
(Part due every 10 years on Apr11 1.) Improv. dist. debt (incl)
162.817
DYERSBURG. M. W. Ewell, Mayor.
94,019
Floating debt
Improvement Bonds.
County scat of Dyer County.
When Due. Assessed valuation, real._ _ _5787,722 5s '91 A-0$500,000_ _ _Oct 1 1921 TOTAL DEBT Jan 23 '09_ 1.812,836
LOANS14,312
Sinking fund
Knoxville Southern RR. Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
297,238
Water & Electric Light Bonds.
NI-N $43.000c. _Nov 15 1922 Total valuation 1908
•1,084,960 5s '09 .J-J $275,000_ _ _ _July 1 1910 NET DEBT Jan 23 1909_ 1,798,524
4s
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real...15.701.973
33,0900.. May 15 1933 (Assessment about 2-5 actual val.)
M-N
5s
:1,661.616
Total tax rate (per M) 1909_ _34.50 4s 99 J-D $100,000_ _ _June 1 1929 Assessed val, personal
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
10,363,589
High-School Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
__ _3,647
5s '04 J-J $25.000c_July 15 1934 Population In 1900
43%s'09 A-0$150,000____Apr 1 1939 (Assessment about 14 actual value.)
Population In 1890
2,009
School Bonds.
Viaduct Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1903._.$17.00
,
$15090.._May 1 '1O-'14 Population in 1008
Os'
7,000
4348'09 A-0 $50.000___ _Apr 1 1939 Population in 1890 (Census) -22,535
BOND. 151
,
n3T Oct 20 '09_$116,000
Funding and Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1900 (Census) ..32.O3?
INTER EsT on the water and light bonds is payable at the First National
434s'07 .1 D $180,000_ _ _ _Dec 2 1937
Bank, Dyesrburg.
INTEREST on the bonds due 1937 is payable at the Hanover Nations,
those reported for the year before, but
• These figures are lower than
Bank in New York; on the street bonds at Knoxville.
we arc Informed that the earlier returns were erroneous.
166
NORTH CAROLINA-DEBT OF STATE.
The city's total resources on Jan. 23 1909 were $733,867 93, Including
$217,455, the value of school buildings, and $501,100, the alue of other
public buildings.
LAKE COUNTY LEVEE DISTRICT. P. Davis, Chairman
County Court; Judge Harris, President Levee Board.
Post-Office address, Tiptonville.
LOANS-When Due. I Total assessed val, 1908__$1,895,611
Levee Bonds
I (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
45
Mch 3102,300c._ _Mch 1 1950 Levee tax (per $1,000) 1908.___$3.00
(Subject to call after March 1910.) State &Co.tax (per $1,000) '08_ 15.50
10,000
•BONDED DEBT Mch 4 '09.5102,300 'Population in 1008 (est.)
INTEREST payable at Lake County Bank, Tiptonville.
MADISON COUNTY. W. T. Blackard, County Clerk.
County seat is Jackson. Bonds are exempt from county and municipal
taxes.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT July 1 1909.. $500,000
Assessed valuation 1908._ 8,467,924
Road Bonds.
48
A-0$150,000c__Apr 15 1943 State & Co. tax (per'InsIde.__$12.90
'Outside _$14.50
(Subject to call after April 15 1933.) 81,000) 1908
48 '05 A-03150,000c__Apr 15 1945 Population In 1890
30,497
40,373
(Subject to call after April 15 1935.) Population in 1900
4s '09 M-N 200,000____Jan 1 1949 Population in 1909 (est)__45,000
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1938.)
INTEREST Is payable at People's Savings Bank, Jackson.
[VoL. Lxxxix.
INTEREST on the street bonds due 1927, 1928, 1935 and 1937 and the
sewer bonds due 1927 and 1928 is payable at Nashville or at Latham,
Alexander & Co., New York; on all other bonds in New Yrok and Nashville
-in New York by the Merchants' Nat. Bk. All coupons arc tax receivable.
TAX FREE.
-All bonds issued by tills city are exempt from city tax.
-New bonds can be issued only with permission
DEBT LIMITATION.
of the Legislature and the vote of the people.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
-Assessment about 80%
actual value.
Assessed Valuation
Total Tas
Baised.
Personal.
Total.
1?eal.
1908
$10,858,500
$57,385,890
$828,395
$46,527,390
546,527,390
57,057,770
11,026,350
826,752
1907
46,031,420
46,804,850
1906
8,827,350
780102:057872
37,977,500
41,305,450
1905
8,013,150
33,292,300
39,902,670
598,540
1903
9,373,100
30,529,570
39,187,290
587,809
1902
8,816,200
30,371,090
37,124,180
597,942
8,381,700
1890
90
28,742,480
33,565,725
500,010
9,486,325
24,079.400
The city tax rate (per $1,000) in 1908 was $15.00.
In addition to the above the State Board of Assessors in 1908 assessed
railway and light properties at $5,510,446, merchants' tax, $6,563,057,
making total value for 1908 $69,459,393.
POPULATION.
-In 1909 (est.) was 125,000; in 1900 (Census) it was
30 865: in 1890 76 168: in 1880 43.350: In 1870 25 865
PUTNAM COUNTY. D. C. Gassage, Clerk.
Cookeville is the county seat.
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $150,000
LOANSRoad Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 1908_ __2,189,565
County seat is Jasper.
LOANS-When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_ $150,000 434s'09 M-N $150,000___May 1 1939 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
1State & Co. tax (per M)'08_$35.00
Turnpike & Road Improv't Bonds. Assessed valuation 1908_ _3,280,000
5s
May $15,000c._ ..May 1 1914 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) ROANE COUNTY. C. C. Roberts Jr.,
Trustee.
4 yis May
20,000c_May 1 1919 State & Co. tax per 81,000'08 $14.50
Kingston is the county seat.
45
May
25,000c_May 1 1924 Population in 1890
15,411
When Due. ! Floating debt Mch 1909_ __ $63,730
LOANS48
May
35,000c___May 11020 Population In 1900
17,281
___ $112,000
!Total assessed val, 1908___3,193,265
4s
May
18,500 45
45,000c___May 1 1934 Population In 1909 (est.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909__$112,0001 (Assessment about 65% actual value)
INTEREST Is payable at Hanover National Bank New York.
1State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '08.516.90
MARION COUNTY. J. R. Pryor, County Judge.
MAURY COUNTY. W. 0. Gordon, County Judge.
SHELBY COUNTY. Thos. B. Crenshaw, Clerk.
Columbia is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1908.310,250,000
Road Bonds.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '08_$10.90
42,703
9s '09 s-a $175,000c
Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Dec 1908_3175,000
County seat is Memphis.
LOANSEmergency Levee Bonds.
When Due,
M. & 0. RR. Bonds,
19144s '05 J-J $100,000c..,.July 1 1926
571,000
-House Bonds.
6s
Court
Count_y__B_on12,
$ s.
4s '05 J-J$1,000,000c__July 1 1955
6s
000
1910 4s '07 A-0 500,000cApr 1 1957
MEMPHIS. Ennis M. Douglass, Register.
Os____
20,000
1914 BOND- DEBT Mch 1909_31,862,000
____ 20,000
Memphis Is the county seat of Shelby County. A yellow fever epidemic 6s
1919 Assessed valuation 1909_ _75,988,766
____ 20,000
In 1878 rendered the city unable to meet its obligations, and In 1879 the 6s
1924 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Bolton College Bonds.
city's charter was repealed and the Taxing District of Shelby County was
State &Co.tax(per$1,000)'08..$14.20
153,557
organized for the purpose of securing a compromise with the bondholders 58 '01 ___ _ $60,000
1916 Population in 1000
_225,000
Population In 1909 (est.) _
on such terms as the city felt able to make. The courts, however, held that
INTEREST on the 1907 issue is payable in Memphis or New York.
the Taxing District was liable for the entire debt of the city, and a compromise at 50% was then arranged for under the Act of March 1883. This Act
was amended In 1885. The old debt has been all retired and interest pay- SULLIVAN COUNTY. John [H. Caldwell, Chairman P. 0.
ments on the new issues are promptly made. In 1891, by an Act of the
Bristol.
Legislature, this district was again Incorporated as a city.
Blountville is the county seat.
The water-plant-purchase bonds mentioned below are part of an Issue of LOANS
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $300,000
$3,500,000. The $1,250,000 sold May 29 1903 was mainly used to pay the
Road Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ 6,375,000
stockholders of the Artesian Water Co. for their plant. Another $1,250,000
120,000c___Aug 1 1918 (Assessment about 30% actual val.)
was placed with the Memphis Trust Co., as trustee, to provide for the re- 5s '08 A-0 130,0000___Aug 1 1928 State & Co.tax (per$1,000)'09_$14.20
demption of the water company's bonds due in 1909; the balance was
150,000c___Aug 1 1938 Population in 1900
24,935
held in reserve for future betterments (see "Chronicle, May 16, May 2, 430'09 F-100,000c___Aug 1 1929
Feb. 7 1903: Dec. 20 1902); of these latter, $200,000 were sold April 14 1904,
100,000c___Aug 1 1939
;200,000 July 17 1906, $200,000 on June 17 1907 and $250,000 on March 4
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Bristol.
1909. City Charter was amended by Legislature in 1907, but on June 22
1907 the State Supreme Court declared the same unconstitutional. See WARREN COUNTY.
V. 84, p. 1563. Beginning Jan. 1 1910 this city will be governed under the
McMinnville is the county seat.
commission form provided for in the amended city charter passed by the LOANSWhen Duel BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_ _$178,000
1909 Legislature. V. 89, p. 1297. On Jan. 27 1909 an issue of $1,009,000
Pike Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908.._ _2,543,492
refunding water bonds was sold to retire a similar Issue of Artesian Water 4s '09 Apr $150,000 •
Co. bonds. The first installment ($9,000) was paid on May 1 1909, thereby
WHITE COUNTY. W. L. Dibrell, Clerk.
leaving now outstanding $1,000,000 (see below).
Sparta is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
§ Park Bonds.
When Due.1 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ $60,000
Flippin Compromise Ref Bonds.
M-S$250,000c_Mch 1 '12- 31 LOANS4s
Assessed valuation 1908._ _2,144.077
43.s'08 J-J $537,000c_ Jan 1 1939 45s'09 A-01,000,000c_ _April 1 1949 5s Pike Bonds.
'07 July 1$30,000......July 1 1917 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_57,180,000
1 30,000___July 1 19271
43.0 g J-J$1,247,000c____July 1926 Assessed valuation, real_ 64,204,430
INTEREST Is payable at Sparta.
Memphis Artesian Water Bonds.
Assessed val., personal__ 9,058,755
4s '03 M-N$2,100,000c_May 1 1933 Merchants
3,929,700
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Railroads, &c
6,865,500
In the table below we give statistics regarding certain other civil divisions
84,058,385
s '03 M-N$1,000,000__May 1 '10-24 Total valuation 1909_
-Compromise Bonds.
Taxing Dist.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_317.60 in the State of Tennessee which are not represented among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n,
July 1915 Population in 1890
as
J-J '.986,000c
64,495
debt
debt. valuation. 51,000. 1900.
'Market House Bonds.
Population in 1900
102,320
$40,000
$575,000a512.50
None
Ss
J-J $60,000c_1919-1922-'27 Population in 1905 (est.)
160,000 Binghamton (C)
1,035
Bolivar, Hardeman County
29,000
$625
318,562 al2.50
2,645
835,812 915.00
• The market-house bonds are secured by a mortgage on the market Brownsville, Haywood County 39,500
Cheatham County
46,500
1,00J 1,588,240 916.00 10,112
property.
Claiborne County
75,000
1,720,041 920.00 20,606
§The park bonds are secured by trust deed on various parks. &c.
Cleveland (T), Bradley Co_ ___ 60,000
1,200,000 a12.50
3,858
The funding'Act of 1883 provides that every part thereof shall be consid
223,000
6,000 3,500,000
Cocke County
___ 19,153
ered a contract between the State, the Taxing District and the bondholders; Columbia (C), Maury County_ 55,000 25,425 2,042,706 al5.00
6,052
and no part material to the rights of the bondholders shall be modified while Cookeville, Putnam County
25,000
5,000
730,000 a13.00
the bonds remain outstanding.
Covington (C), Tipton County 70,000 13,747
2,787
650,854
____
Cumberland County
8,311
55,000
INTEREST.
1,750,000 914.50
-Interest is payable at New York and Memphis.
Dickson (T), Dickson County_ 25,000
1,363
403,000
-Bonds are free from local tax.
TAX FREE.
Ellzabethton (C), Carter Co.._ 65,500
2,500
820,000 a12.50
ASSESSED VALUATION.
2,180
Franklin (C), Williamson Co__ 65.000
1,101,620 20.00
1909
x$84,058,38511904
$57,705,758 Hamblen County
275,000
None 3,575,490 914.50 12,728
1908
x80,353,181 1902
40,827,654 Hawkins County
None 2,500,000 916.00
200 00
5 :0 0
40
1907
63,495,889 1900
38,994,016 Henderson County
1,633,615
1906
61,679,040 1890
bi: 0
06
40
43,183,030 Hickman County
45,000 3,103,166 a1_ . 6
19051870
2,866
1,000,000
24,783,100 Humboldt (T), Gibson Co._ 72,000
Co
x Includes assessment of ;allniads &c.
Lawrenceburg, Lawrence Co.._ 25,000 45,000
980:100 aa9 0
6 2 050 1 3:000
0
None
Lenoir City, Loudon County__ 40,000
MEMPHIS SCHOOL DISTRICT -A. B. Hill, Secretary.
Lenox (T), Shelby County__ 50,000
LOANSWhen Due.
1,500
1,421
405,000 914.40
Lewisburg, Marshall County__ 43,500
4s
J-D 328,500c___July 1 1919 434s
J-J $75,000c
July 1 1928 Martln, Weakley County
25,000
2,650
750,000 al0.00
1,730
J-J
25,000c-Apr 1 1916 6s
25,000cJuly 1 1911
None 6,731,720 912.50 36,013
150,000
4s
A-0{ 25.000c__ _Apr 1 192114s '07 J-J 300.000c_ July 1 1937 Montgomery County
9,587
44.000
8,000 2,850,000 911.50
Morgan County
20,000c___Apr 1 192614 3Is'09 J-J 500,000c
July 1 1959
Noi.e 1,550,000 a16.00
2,973
434s'05 J-J 125,000c_July 1 19451B0ND. DEBT Oct 1009_51,123,500 Morristown (C), Hamblen Co_116,000
1,433
New Bern (C), Dyer County.... 70,000
600,000 30.20
INTEREST on 4348 due 1928 and 1945 and the 4s due July 1 1937 is Overton County
50,000
None 1,234,060 920.00 13,353
payable in New York City; on all other bonds in Memphis.
2,018
Paris (C), Henry County
60,000 11,000 1,250,000 al0.00
Park City, Knox County
125,000
1,250,000
NASHVILLE. H. S. Bauman, City Recorder.
11,357
Polk County
30,000
3,670,825
Nashville Is the capital of the State ana the county seat of Davidson
2,836
4:65
30,000
1,500 1,800,000 1County. Incorporated in 1806. At an election on Aug. 8 1901 It was de- Pulaski, Giles County
1,977,599 918.00 22,736
84,500
cided to subscribe for $1,000,000 stock of the Nashville & Clarksville RR. Sevier County
Union City (C), Oblon County 67,500
3,407
None 1,165,571 a14.00
(now Tennessee Central RR.). Taxpayers' suits delayed the issue of the
740,837 917.00 12,894
Union County50
,000
bonds until May 1 1907.
Wayne County
1,713,660 913.50 12,938
28,000
LOANSHay-Market Bonds,
When Due.
Viaduct Bonds.
M-S 150,000o
5s
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total tax; b State and county tax.
Mch 1922
45
J-J $100,000c_Oct 1 1918
Street Bonds.
4s
J-J
J-J $160,000o.„July 1 1922
50,0000___Jan 1 1921 4345
Centennial Bonds,
434s'05 J-J 500,000____July 1 1935
430
J-J $100,000oJan 1916 4s
J-J 100,0000
July 1926
(Subject to call after 1906.)
J-J 100,0000
4s
July 1927
Electric
-Light Bonds.
4s
J-J
50,000c___ July 1928
ITS
J-J $150,000c&r__Jan 1 1931 4 W'07 J-J 150,000c___Jan 1 1037
45
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1916.)
434s'08 M-S 50,000____Sept 1 1928
Funding Bonds.
4348'08 M-S 50,000____Sept 1 1928
434s
J-J $110,000o.....July 11928
Water Bonds.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
43
J-J 150.000c
M-N $300,0000 May 1 '10-'15
July 1918 6s
52,250
334s
J-J
25,000c
70,000o_July 1 1920 4sJuly 1919 Total area of State (square miles)
J-J
Sewer Bonds.
5s g
J-D 150,0000____June 1921 State Capital
Raleigh
5s g
J-D $100,000o
Dec 1911 4348
July 1918
J-J 300,000c
W. W. Kitchin
430
A-0 400,000o_ Apr 1 1923 4348
July 1920 Governor (term expires Jan. 1913)
A-0 47,0000
43
J-J 100,000c___July 11928 434s
M-N 100,000c
July 1922 Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1913)____J. B. Grimes
J-J 100.000o
4s
July 1927 4s
July 1919
J-J 300,000e
B R Lacey
-_July1928 4s '08 J-J 200,000___ _Jan 11028 Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1913)
43
J-J 100,000o.
Nashville & Clarksville RR. Bonds BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '0945,090,000
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Wednesday after
(now Tennessee Central RR.)
Water debt (included)__ 1,472,000 the first Monday in January. and there is no limit to length of sessions. but
4s '04 M-N $1.000,000e-May 11024 Electric-light debt (incl.).
150,0 0 If sessions are continued longer than 80 days members "shall serve without
Value city property 1908_ 9,773.095 compensation."
State of North Carolina.
Nov., 1909.1
NORTH CAROLINA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
STATE DEBT -The old debt, excepting such as is not recognized, has
mostly been funded under the funding laws of 1879, the time prescribed for
the exchange having been extended to January 1 1010. These laws provided for the Issue of (1) consolidated 4% bonds due in 1910 to fund old antewar bonds at 40% of face value, "new" railroad bonds recognized as valid
at 25% and bonds of 1866 and 1868 at 15%, nothing being given for overdue coupons; and (2) for new consolidated 6% bonds due in 1919, for which
the North Carolina RR. construction bonds were made exchangeable at
par, holders of construction bonds abating $240 of overdue interest on each
$1,000 bond. The new bonds. both 4s and Gs, carry tax-receivable coupons
and are exempt from "all State county or corporate taxation or assessment,
direct or indirect, general or special." The 4s of 1903 are also exempt from
taxation.
In compliance with a decision of the United States Supreme Court handed
down Feb. 1 1004, North Carolina on April 1 1905 paid to the State of
South Dakota $27,400, representing the judgment obtained by the latter
State on $10,000 bonds (donated to the State of South Dakota for the
express purpose of bringing suit, an individual not being able to sue a State)
issued by North Carolina and secured by 100 shares of stock of the North
Carolina RR. Co and the holders of which had refused to accept the provisions of the funding law of 1879. See V.78. p. 594; V.70, p. 1728; V.80
p. 1382; and also editorials on the subject, V. 78, p. 1248; V. 80, p. 1332.
The State also settled with the remaining holders of this particular class of
unfunded bonds, Issuing the $250,000 bonds of 1905 mentloned below to
provide means of payment.
A committee of bondholders has been endeavoring to enforce payment of
the special tax bonds of this State. V. 85, p. 1100. A committee of bondholders also offered to donate to the State of New York a large amount of
these bonds for the purpose of bringing sult, but the offer was declined.
V. 88, p. 121.
An amendment to the State Constitution passed by the Legislature In
1879 and ratified by popular vote in 1880 forbids the General Assembly to
pay or recognize as valid the following bonds: Special tax bonds, $11,365,000; bonds to Chathain RR., 1868, $1,030,000, and to Williamston & Tarboro RR., $150,000; penitentiary bonds of 1868, $44,000, "unless the proposing to pay the same shall have first been submitted to the people and by
them ratified by the vote of a majority of all the qualified voters of the State
at a regular election held for the purpose." The special tax bonds were In
three classes, class 1 bearing the coupon of April 1860 and since; class 2
bearing the coupon of Oct. 1869: class 3 bearing the coupon of April 1870.
The recognized debt which had been adjusted up to Sept. 1 1900 stood as
follows:
Principal
-Interest--LOANS% Payable. When Due, Outstanding.
Name and Purpose.
0 6 A & 0 Apr 1 1919 $2,720,000
Construction bonds
3,427,000
0 4 J 80 J July 1 1910
Renewal bonds
300,000
4 J & J Jan 1 1013
Bonds of 1003
South Dakota judgment and Schafer
250,000
c 4 J & J Jan 1 1919
bonds, 1905
Asylum & State Institution bonds
500,000
July 1 1049
c 4 J & J
1909
The State Supreme Court on Sept. 9 1900 declared valid the above bonds
dated 1909. V. 89, p. 677.
-The consolidated 4s are $50, $100, $500 and
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.
$1,000; the consolidated 6s, $1,000 each. The bonds of 1003 are for $500
and 31,000 each.
INTEREST on the consolidated 4s and 6s, South Dakota judgment and
Schaefer bonds and the 1909 bonds is payable in New York at the National
Park Bank and in Raleigh.
-The recogTOTAL DEBT RECOGNIZED AND TOTAL A DJUSTE D.
nized fundable debt which has been funded and the recognized fundable
debt which had not been funded Sept. 1 1009 were as follows:
Not funded.
Funded.
$19,000
$2,720,000
Consols,6%
157,170
3,427,000
Consols, 4%
To the foregoing we should add the further fact that the State does not
have to raise money for the interest on the 6% bonds for the reason that the
lease of the North Carolina RR. provides a fund for tile payment of the
interest thereon, and the State holds three millions (par value) In the stock
of the road, which if sold would much more than pay the principal. In
addition the State holds other stocks and bonds valued at $1,345,750
The 1900 Legislature authorized the issuance of $3,430,000 coupon
bonds. V. 89, p. 741.
-The State's assessed valuation prior to 1903
ASSESSED VALUATION.
was made on the basis of about 2-3 of the cash value; in 1903, however, the
attempt was to assess at true value, which accounts for the large increase
In that year.
Total
Railroads. etc.
Personal.
Real Rstate.
Years.
$287,245,762 $174,806,597 $102,862,864 $565,005,223
1908
91,724,853
159,979,222
485,296,835
233,502,760
1007
159,085,543
488,662,598
95,238,877
233,438,178
1906
143,075,055
92,425,350
226,190,110
461,600,535
1905
127,526,081
220,303.339
86,143,529
433,372,939
1903
109,394,463
178,802,810
346,878,923
58,591,641
1902
108,075,569
175,3116,240
57,780,200
341,222,009
1001
04,081,227
167,368,628
300,709,300
39,259,445
1900
165,988,278
86,923,457
201,269,558
38,377,823
1899
75,995,945
153,858,553
259,595,136
29,740,638
1896
141,925,656
231,812,522
14,940,150
74,946,718
1890
81,134,422
202,752,624
121,618,200
1885
TAX RATE -The State tax rate (per $1,000) In 1908 was $4.30.
POPULATION OF STATE.638,829
992,622 1820
1,893,810 1860
1000
555,500
869,039 1810
1,617,947 1850_
1890
478,103
753,419 1800
1,399,750 1840
1880
303,751
737,987 1790
1,071,361 1830
1870
The proportion of the colored population was 37 95% In 1880. 35.05% in
1800 and 33.3% in 1000. In number blacks were 316,011 In 1850; 361,522
In 1860; 301,050 In 1870; 531,277 In 1880; 567,170 in 1890, and 624.469 In
1900
CITIES COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
167
BUNCOMBE COUNTY. T. M. Duckett, Treasurer.
County seat is Asheville. The $98,000 5% refunding bonds below were
In litigation, but the legality of the Issue has been sustained successively
by the County Court. the State Supreme Court and the United States
Circuit Court. V. 78, P. 1408; V. 79, p. 798. Interest is now being paid
regularly.
Refunding A. 6c S. RR. Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
Court House Bonds.
(Tax-Exempt).
5s
J-J $98,000c_ _July 1 1925
J-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1932 Os
County House Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $423,000
4 %s'05 J-D $20.000c___June 1 1935 Total assessed val. 1909_ _20,327,558
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
55
J-J $50,000c___Nov 1911 State & Co.tax(per $1,000)'09_. $950
35,906
40'00 M-S 111,000c___Mch 1 1939 Population in 1890
44,288
54,000__Feb 1 '10-'36 Population in 1900
Jail Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est) _ _ _ _66.000
6s '08
J-J $40,0000 __Jai 1 1938
INTEREST on the funding 5s and court house 5s Is payable at the Chase
Natlonal Bank, New York; on the refunding R11. 5s at Blair do Co., N. Y.;
on the county house 43is and refunding 4;is at the Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.;
and on the funding 43 at A. B. Leach & Co., New York City.
-is
BURLINGTON. James P. Montgomery, Secretary and
Treasurer.
This city Is in Alamance County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $148,000
38,484
Light Bonds.
Floating debt
__ _ $28,000
5s
1933 Assessed valuation 1908...2,032.000
Water donds.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
1939 Total tax rate(per $1,000) '09_512.00
5s
--_ 520,000
8,000
55 '08 A-6 50,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1938 Population In 1009 (est)
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08 A-0 $50,000c___Apr 1 1938
INTEREST is payable at New York and at Chicago.
CHARLOTTE. A. H. Wearn, Clerk and Treasurer.
County seat of Mecklenburg County. Incorporated Nov. 7 1768.
School Bonds.
When Due,
LOANS4s
J-J $40,000c_Mch 20 1931
City Hall Bonds.
J-J $40,000c___Jan 1 1922
Water Works Bonds.
5s
410'05 J-J $210,000c___Mch 1 1935
Street and Sewer Bonds.
55
J-J $50,000c_ _Jan 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Sept 16'09 $1,340,000
426.000
75,000c___July 1 1920 Water-works bonds (inch) _
J-J
Os
50.000
55
J-J 300,000c......Jan 1 1929 Floating debt
Total assessed val. 1908_ _16,000 000
Funding Bonds.
6
,
J-J $10,000c. July 1 1923 (Assessment about 3 actual value.)
5s
$12.00
4;is
J-J 100,0000_ _June 10 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 08_'
18,001
4;is'05 J-J 140.0000___Mch 11035 Populatlon in 1900
42.000
1937 Population in 1909 (est)
00'07 J-J 175,000c
5s '08 J J 199.00ec
Apr 1938
4is'00 M-S 100.0000__Mch 15 1939
INTEREST on the $140,000 funding bonds due 1935 and the water-works
bonds is payable at Baltimore; on all other bonds at New York City or
Charlotte.
CONCORD. Jas. C. Fink, Clerk and Treasurer.
This city Is in Cabarrus County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 31909. $274,500
LOANS1921 Assessed valuation 1908___2,887,583
es '91 ____ $24,500
1941 (Assessment about ;.i actual value )
5s '01 ____ 150,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_$13.50
Funding Bonds-(Tax-Exempt).
7.910
5s '07 J-J 1100,000c___Jan 1 1937 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable In Concord or New York City.
DURHAM. Geo. W. Woodward, Clerk.
This is the county seat of Durham County. Incorporated as a town
April 10 1869; as a city May 1895.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 9 1009 $511,000
46,773
Floating debt
Railroad Bonds
J-J $87,000c___Jan 2 1928 TOTAL DEBT Mch 01909 557,773
Os
162,204
Gs
Jan 50,000c_ _ _July 1 1918 Sinking fund
395,479
NET DEBT Mch 9 1909_ _
Public School Bonds.
J-J $24,000c__ _Sept 1 1921 Total assessed val. 1908 14,479,178
6s
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call.)
1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908 _ _$19.70
J-J $50,000c
4;is
5,485
50,000cJuly 1 1935 Population in 1890
00'05 J-J
6,679
Population in 1900
Sewer and Street Imp't Bonds
J-J $200,000c___July 11041 Population in 1907 (under
,
436s
ext. corporate limits), est_ _19,122
Market Bonds,
1926
J-J $50,000c
-is
43
INTEREST on the railroad bonds and public school bonds due 1921 and
1926 is payable at office of City Treasurer; on the public school bonds of
1005 at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City; on all other bonds
at the Bank of America New York.
FAYETTEVILLE. V. C. Bullard, Mayor.
This city Is in Cumberland County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_5293,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1908.. _2,500,000
Street and Sewer Bonds.
5s '08 J-D 100,000____June 1 1938 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$10.00
Population in 1900 was..... _4,670
INTEREST is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New York.
GASTONIA. John R. Rankin, Clerk.
This town is in Gaston County.
When Due.
LOANSStreet Bonds.
_s g '07 A-0 $30,000c___Oct 1 1937
Water Works and Sewerage Bds.
Nov 1 1929
_s '99 ___ $50,000
15,000_ _ _ _June 1 1931
_s '01 ___
*5 g '07 A-0 23,000c___Oct 1 1937
Electric-Light Bonds.
_s '99 ___ $15,000... _Nov 1 1929
10,000___ _June 1931
_s 01 ___
2,000c_ _ _Oct 11037
_s g '07 A-0
School Bonds,
_s '01 ___ $15,000... June 1 1931
_s g '07 A-0 15,000c..,Oct 1 1937
Funding Bonds.
_s g '07 A-0 $5,000c___Oct 1 1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 23 1909_5180,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,862, 37
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$14.00
4,610
Population in 1900
6,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
ALA1VIANCE COUNTY. Chas. D. Johnson, Register of GRANVILLE COUNTY. R. W. Lassiter, Chairman.
Deeds.
Oxford is the county seat.
Graham is the county seat.
When Due., BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '09_ $250,000
LOANS1Total assessed val. 1009_ _ _8,441,442
Funding Bonds.
1933 (Assessment about M actual value.)
5s '03 ____ $50,000
IState & Co. tax rate (per M)'09 $8.00
Road Bonds.
25,665
ss '09 J-J $200,000____Jan 1 19591PopulatIon in 1900
LOANSOs '00 s-a $100,000c
When Due.,
19391
GREENSBORO. E. J. Stafford, Mayor.
County scat of Guilford County. Incorporated In 1870. Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSASHEVILLE. A. G. Halyburton, City Clerk.
1930
J-J $65,000
5s g
Street Sewer Ec School Bonds.
Bonds can be issued only by vote
County seat of Buncombe County
1930
75,000
J-J
J-J $100,000__ __July 1 1917 4s
Os
of people.
Water Works Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
When Due. LOANS
When Due
LOANSJ-J $100,000___Jan 1 1930
J-J $25,000____Jan 1 1930 5s g
5s g
Refunding Bonds.
City Hall and Market House
1954
J-J 100,000
4s
Street Bonds.
J-J $40,000____Jan 1 1934
J-J $15,000____Jan 11920 4;is
55
Funding Bonds.
1954
_ - - $75,000
4s
Street Bonds.
20,000_ _ __July 1 1911
Os '91 J-J
_1954 5s '08 J-J $125,000c____Jan 1 1938
75,000
____
4s
6s
J-J $30,000____July 11918
Floating Debt Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_5825,000
Building Bonds.
J-J 202,000____July 1 1911
A-0 590,000____Apr 1 1924 5s
(3s
200,000
A-0 $35,000... _Apr 1 1930 Water debt (included)
BOND. DEBT Mch 2 100851,067,500 5s g
Sewer and Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ $7,8 9,000
School Location.
25,000
J-J 1100.000.._ _July 1 1018 Floating debt (est.)- - - (Is
J-J $30,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1922 Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
J-J 100,000_ _ _ _July 1 1911 TOTAL DEBT Mch 2 1008 1,092,500 6i
53
11,000____July 1 1913 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08.520.90
J-J
Sinking fund
30,000 Os
Water Bonds
3,117
9,000. __July 1 1913 Population In 1890
J-J
1,062,500 Gm
J-J $70,000___Jan 1 1916 NET DEBT Mch 2 1008
63
10.335
Population in 1900
8,836,874
F-A 200,000____Apr 1 1922 Total assessed val. 1007
4s
INTEREST paid in Greensboro and New York.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Os '07 M-N 46,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'07_$25.00
School Bonds.
10,235 GUILFORD COUNTY. J. L. King, Chairman High. Corn.
J J $24,500____July 1 1921 Population in 1890
55
County seat is Greensboro.
14,694
10,000____July 1 1931 Population in 1900
45
J-J
When Due. (Assessment about 55% actual val.)
10,000____Apr 11032 Population in 1007 (est)._ _23,000 LOANS43
.I-J
State & Co tax (per $1,000) 07_$7.90
Highway Imorovement Bonds.
5s '07 A-0 30,000c-..Apr 1 19371
28,052
1 1933 Population in 1890
street bonds is payable at Asheville; on floating debt 5s '03 J-J 5300,000c___June
INTEREST on the
39,074
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909.. $300,000 Population In 1900
and water bonds due 1916 and 1922, and school bonds at Baltimore, except Total assessed vat. 1909. _22,500,000 Population in 1908 (est)
60,000
the 1007 issue, which Is payable at the Trust Company of America, New
INTEREST is payable in Greensboro
York: and on the water bonds of 1907 at the National Park Bank, N. Y.
168
NORTH CAROLINA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[VoL. Lxxxix.
HENDERSON COUNTY. S. W. Hamilton, Commissioner. RTJTHERFORD COUNTY. A. R. Yelton, Treasurer.
County
seat is Hendersonville. See V. 76, p. 342 and 667. for litigation
County seat is Rutherfordton.
over railroad-aid bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 21 1909 $164,000
LOANSLOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_ $140,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909 _ _5,264,582
Railroad Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__ _3,880,240 4 4g'05 Jan $91,0000.
-Jan 1 1938 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
68
M-N $97,000c___May 1 1925 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 55 '()8 J-J
Jan 1 1018 State 44 Co tax(per$1,000)'09412.00
27.000.
Court House Bonds.
State & Co.tax(per$1.000) '08 $12.50
Population in 1900
Court House Bonds.
25,101
es
--- $35.000c
Population in 1890
12,589 534s'08
Population in 1909 (est)
$46,000
30,000
General County Bonds.
Population in 1900
14 104
INTEREST on the refunding 58 and the court house bonds Is payable at
6s
___ $9,000c
Population in 1909 (est.)____17,000 the Chase Nat. Bank. N. Y. City, on all other bonds in Rutherfordton.
INTEREST on the court-house bonds is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New York; on all other bonds at the First National Bank in
SALISBURY. H. J. Overman, Clerk.
Hendersonville.
This city Is the county seat of Rowan County.
LOANSWater Bonds.
When Due I
HICKORY. W. L. Clinard, Secretary and Treasurer.
School Bonds.
1929
5s '09 __ $20,000
This place is In Catawba County. Incorporated in 1874 and 1879.
58
A-0 $10,000c___June 1 1916
Water and Sewer Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_$111,000
Street Bonds.
A-0 $75,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1031
5s
Water. Sewer & Street Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909._1,379,500 55 '09 A-0 550,000c___Apr 1 1954 BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1909.. $335,000
58
1934 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
J-J $90,000c
Street ec Gen. Improv't
50,000
Floating debt
6s '07 M-N 11.000c___May 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_415.00 5s '08 semi-anj$50,000c Bonds.
1938 TOTAL DEBT bleb 6 1909 385,000
School Bonds.
Population in 1900
2,535
9,589
1 50,000c
1958 Sinking fund
5s
J-J $10,000
Population in 1909 (est)
7,500
Street and Sewer Bonds
NET DEBT Mch 6 1909._ 375,411
June $15,000c_June 1 1911 Assessed valuation '08-'09_3,794,880
INTEREST on the $90,000 5s and the school bonds is payable at the tis
June 20.000c_June 1 1921 City tax (per 51,000)1908411.66 2-3
First National Bank of Hickory; on the $11,000 6s at the National Park 58
6,277
55
A-0 25,000c__Jan 1 1930 Population In 1900
Bank, New York, and on the bonds of 1909 at Hickory.
14,000
Population in 1907 (est)
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
HIGH POINT. F. N. Tate, Mayor.
This town is in Guilford County.
LOANSWhen Due.i Assessed valuation 1909_44,000.000
53 g '08 A-0 $60,000c__ _Apr 1 1938!Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__ _ 410.00
BOND. DEBT Nov 18 1909 5285,0001
INTEREST Is payable at New York City.
KINSTON. W. B. Coleman, City Clerk.
SHELBY. H. D. Wilson, Treas.; J. F. Tiddy, Clerk.
This city is in Cleveland County.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_$150,000
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1901L..1,279.294
5s '07 ___ $35,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_415.50
Water and Sewer Bonds.
58 '08 J-J $115.000c_July 1 19381
County seat of Lenoir County. Established December 1762. All bonds
STANLY COUNTY. R. L. Smith, Attorney.
are exempt from city tax.
LOANSCounty seat is Albemarle. The bonds below were issued to take up a like
When Due. BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_4197,000
Refunding Bends.
Assessed valuation 1908__52,558.663 amount of Railroad Aid 68 which had been in litigation but were in 1902
55
J-J $25,0000___July 1 1930 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value. and 1903 declared valid by the United States courts.
School Bonds.
LOANSCity & sch. (peril,000)'08
When Due. Total assessed val. 1003_43,875,000
Refunding Bonds.
434s
J-J $20,000c__June 30 1931 Population in 1890
1,726
(Assessment about % actual value.)
Water Works & Sewerage Bonds. Population in 1900
4,105 5s '07 July $100,000c
County tax rate(per$1,000)'09.$10.00
55
12,136
A-0$100,000c___Apr 1 1934 Population in 1909 (about)
9,000 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_$100,000 Population in 1800
58 '05 J-J
50,000c... Jan 1 1935
15,220
Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Salisbury, N. C.
INTEREST is payable in Chicago and New York City.
LEXINGTON. Victor Humphreys, Clerk.
This town is in Davidson County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Street, Light and Water Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
Ss '07 M-S $40.1300c___Mch 1 1947
5s '05 A-0 $98,000c
1045 (Subject to call after March 1 1927.)
(Subject to call after 1925)
BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '09_$168,000
58
J-J
20,000c___July 1 1948 Assessed valuation 1909 .1,719,072
(Subject to call after July 1 1928) (Assessm't about M actual value.)
Street Bonds.
Total tax (per M) 1909
$13.00
5s '07 M-N $10,000c___May 1 1947 Population in 1900
1,234
(Subject to call after May 1 1927.) Population in 1909 (est)
5,000
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is payaole at the Bank of Lexington.
MADISON COUNTY. James Smart, Register of Deeds.
STATESVILLE. E. Morrison, Clerk and Treasurer.
County seat of Iredell County.
LOANSWhen Due.
A. T. & 0. RR. Bonds.
Water Sewer & Light Bonds.
J-J 510,000c_July 1 1021
55
58 '06 J-J $20,000c ___July 1 1936
Funding Bonds.
A-0 52.000c__Oct 15 1927 58 '05 J-J $20.000c___July 1 1935
5348
School House Bonds.
1938
58 '08 semi-an 25,000e
J-J $10.0000
1913 BOND DEBT Nov 1909_5155,000
6s
J-J
4,000c_July 1 1936 total assessed val. 1909_2,745,682
55
____ 6,000__Mch 1 1937 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-411.50
5s
Electric Light Bonds.
3,141
Population in 1900
M-S $8,000c___Mar 1 1915 Population In 1909 (est)
8,000
6s
INTEREST on the $52,000 534s is payable at Chicago; on other bonds at
Statesville.
Marshall is the county seat.
WAYNESVILLE. J. H. Howell, Treasurer.
When Due.!Assessed valuation 1908._$4,000,000
LOANSThis town is in Haywood County.
1 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
----- $85,000
'State & County tax (per $1,000)
30,000
Refunding Bonds.
LOANS
When Due,
School Bonds.
icOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909 5115,0001 1909
$12.40
$5,000
$10,000
!Population in 1900
20,644 _s '99
1929
7, 00ds
0
MWorks B. .
Electric- Light Bonds.
WaterINTEREST on the $85,000 issue Is payable at Chicago, Ill.; on the $30.- _s '99
___ $50,000
1929 Is '08
-S $25,000c_ _Sept 1 1938
000 issue at New York.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 26 10094118,000
'01 ___ $15,000
Assessed valuation 1909_
MECKLENBERG COUNTY. W. M. Moore, Clerk of County _s School, Water & Light Bonds.1931 (Assessment about 2-3 actual954,000
value.)
Board.
$6,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_415.00
Population In 1900
1,307
County seat is Charlotte.
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Railroad Aid Bonds.
State & Co tax (per M)'09__59.66 2-3 WILKES COUNTY. 0. F. Blevins, Clerk.
8s
M-N $300,000_ Nov 1 1920 Population in 1890
42,673
Wilkesboro is the county seat. The county refused to pay the interest
BOND DEBT Oct 8 1909_ _$300,000 Population in 1900
55,268 on the bonds given below on the ground that the railroad company had not
Total assessed val. 1909_$24,529,332 Population in 1909 (est)
75,000 complied with its contract. The case was taken to the courts and after
INTEREST is payable in Charlotte N. C., and at the American Exchange lengthy litigation the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals early in 1902 gave an
National Bank. New York.
opinion in favor of the bonds. On May 18 1003 the United States Supreme
Court also upheld the validity of the bonds. See V. 76, p. 1313.
NEW BERN. F. T. Patterson, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1908_ ..$4,069,792
This city is the county seat of Craven County. Founded by the Swiss in
Railroad Aid Bonds.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
3
1710. All bonds are exempt from cit taxes.
6s
A-0 557,000
1009-1919 County tax rate(per$1,000)'08_$9.00
LOANSWhen Due.
Water, Light and Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 2 1909_557,000 Population in 1890
22,675
Water Bonds.
5s '07 F-A $30,000c-Aug 1 1937
Population in 1900
26.872
55
Street Bonds.
---_ $80,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Bank of North Wilkesboro.
Light Bonds.
5s '08 M-S $50,000c___Afch 1 1938
55
____ $15,000
5s '09 F-A 50,000c_Feb 1 1939
Retunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov 16 '09_4308,000 WILMINGTON. H. C. McQueen, Ch'man Bd. of Aud. &Fin.
Wilmington is the county seat of New Hanover County. Bonds are
58
____ $10,000
Total assessed val 1909____4,597,461
Pamlico Oriental & W. Ry . Bonds (Assessment about 2-3 actual value) exempt from city taxation. Incorporated as a city Feb. 1 1866. This city
4s .13 ____ $48,000____May 1 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_59.50 in March 1909 purchased the plant of the Clarendon Water Works Co.
Population in 1900
9,090 V. 88, p. 640.
INTEREST payable at New Bern. Population in 1907 (est)____16,000 LOANSWhen Due.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
430'08 A-0$400,000c___Oct 1 1948
NEW HANOVER COUNTY. 0. Fennell, Clerk Board of 5s Funding Bonds.
g '92 J-J $314,400c___Jan 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 190951,084,400
34,316
W.0. &E..C. RR.
Sinking fund
Audit and Finance.
J-J $96,000c___Jan 1 1918 Total assessed val. 1908 __11 294,245
6s
Wilmington is the county seat.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
C. F. & Y. RR.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_$157,800
5231 6
J-J $126,000c___Jan 1 1919 Total tax rate (per M) 1008_ _ 20,0 0
Court House Bonds.
Sinking fund assets
11,898 5s Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900
5s
___
$7,800
1917 Assessed valuation 1909_ _14,946,087
35.000
J-J $148,000c___July 1 1929 Population in 1909 (est.)
Road Bonds.
State & Co tax (per M) 1909_ _$8.90 48 g
434s
INTEREST on bonds is payable in Wilmington and New York. Coupons
___ $50,000
1927 Population In 1900
25,785
4s50,
000
1930 Population in 1909 (est)
39,000 are tax-receivable.
43.68'08 ___
50,000__July 1 19381
PITT COUNTY.
WILSON. W. W.Briggs, Mayor; T. A. Hinnant, Clerk.
This city is in Wilson County.
LOANSWhen Due.
St. Sewer & Water Bonds.
Street Paving Bonds.
55
A-0 $40,000o. _Oct 15 1933
M-S $25,0000 .Sept 23 1931 BOND. DEBT Aug 4 '09_ $173,000
5s
Electric Light Bonds.
74,000
Water debt (included)
55 '08 s-a $15,000c
1923 Assessed valuation 1908.. _3,246,217
Water and Light Bonds
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
RALEIGH. S. J. Hinsdale, Commissioner of Sinking Fund. 58
A-0 $74,000o___Oct 1 1912 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008-516.00
Sewer Bonds.
2,126
Population in 1800
Raleigh Is the county seat of Wake County. Incorporated in 1792
3.525
LOANSJan $17,0000
1916 Population in 1900
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909_$342,550 6s g
Population in 1906 (est.)
Consolidated Debt Bonds.
Sinking fund
7,987
38,048
55
J-J $67.500c_.. _July 1 1919 NET DEBT Mch 1 1909..... 304,502
INTEREST on the $40,000 bonds due 1933 and the paving bonds is
Public Imp. Bonds.
Total asssessed val. 1908_9,735,999 payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co. New York; on the water and light
5s
J-J $75,000c___July 11929 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) bonds at the
National Bank, N. Y.; on the sewer bonds at the
J-J 100,000c___July 1 1929 City tax rate (per $1,000) '08_$12.50 National ParkChemical Y.
45
Bank N.
Street Bonds.
Population in 1890 (Census)__12.678
J-J $25,000c__July 1 1929 Population in 1900
5s
13,643 WINSTON. Wm. D. Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer.
A-0 50.000e _Oct 1 1927
5s
This city (P. 0. Winston-Salem) is in Forsyth County. All bonds are
INTEREST is payable in Baltimore. Coupons are all tax-receivable.
tax-exempt. Incorporated 1856.
-The bonds are all exempt from city taxation.
TAX FREE.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
Is '07 M-N $30.000o.
.Nov 1 1937
5s g
ROCKY MOUNT. W. L. Thorp, Mayor.
Refunding Bonds,
F-A5100.000c__Aug 15 1910
M-N 100,000c_May 1 1911 4348'09 8t-N $40,000_Nov 15 1939
This city is in Edgecombe County. Incorporated as a town 1867 and as 55 g
Water Works & Other Purposes. 43s'00 F-A 100,000___Ang 15 1940
a city March 11 1907.
M-S$160,000c__Sept 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Sept 24 1909 $650,000
LOANS-.
When Due, BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_$245,000 58 g
J-J 100,0000..„Jan 1 1934 Total assessed val. 1909-.9,898,960
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909...._3,572,372 55 g
Street Bonds.
(Assessm't about 1-3 actual value.)
430'09 J-J $40,000c__ _June 2 1919 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Water. Light and Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909__ _ _511 50 58 '07 M-N $85,000c_ _Nov 1 1037 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_510.00
Water Main Bonds.
Population in 1890
8,018
55 '01 J-J $40,000c__ May 1941 Population In 1900
2,937
Nov 1 1937 Population in 1900
10,008
Water, Light and Street Bonds.
Population in 1908
7,901 5s '07 M-N $35,000c
55 '08 A-0 $135,000c
INTEREST on the 1908 bonds is
INTEREST on the railroad bonds and the $100,000 water-works bonds is
payable at New York.
payable at Winston: on others at Baltimore. Md.
Greenville is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.j Bridge Bonds.
Training School Bonds.
15s '08 J-J $50,000____July 1 1938
5s '07 s-a $50,000. _July 1 1937 BONDED DEBT May 1908.$100,000
'Population in 1900
30.899
Nov., 1909.]
SOUTH CAROLINA-DEBT OF STATE.
169
Assembly to create any further debt or obligation, either by the loan of the
credit of the State, by guaranty, endorsement or otherwise, except for the
ordinary and current business of the State, without first submitting the
question to the qualified voters of the State at a general State election.
Two-thirds vote necessary to authorize.
COUNTIES, CITIES, &c -The constitutional limitations as to the Indebtedness of counties, municipalities &c., are covered by Section 7 of
Article VIII. and Section 5 of Article X of the State Constitution of 1893.
These provide that the bonded debt of any county, township, school district, municipal corporation or political division or sub-division of the State
shall never exceed 8% of the assessed value of all the taxable property
therein; and no such debt can be created in any city or town without submitting the question to the qualified electors. It is also provided that a
sinking fund should be established to redeem bonds at maturity. Under
an amendment authorized by vote in 1900 and ratified by the Assembly
In 1901, the 8% limit does not apply to the bonded debt Incurred by the
cities of Columbia, Rock Hill, Charleston and Florence. where the proceeds
of said bonds are applied solely for the purchase, establishment. maintenance or Increase of water-works plant and sewerage system; nor does
the limit apply to the City of Georgetown and Greenville, where the proceeds of the sale of bonds are applied solely to the purchase, establishment,
maintenance or increase of water-works plant, sewerage system, or gas and
electric-light plants. By a vote in 1906, ratified by the Legislature In
1907. the city of Bennettsville may also increase its Indebtedness beyond
the 8% limit, where the proceeds are applied solely to the purchase, establishment and maintenance of a water-works-plant, or sewerage system,
provided the question of incurring such indebtedness is submitted to the
voters of said municipality. At the cleat
Nov. 3 1908 a somewhat
similar privilege was granted the town of Gaffney. V. 87, p. 1372.
A provision is made in Section 5 of Article X that, "wherever there shall
be several political divisions, or municipal corporations covering or extending over the territory or portions thereof, possessing a power to levy
a tax or contract a debt, then each of such political divisions or municipal
corporations shall so exercise its power to increase its debt under the foregoing 8% limitation that the aggregate debt over and upon any territory
of this State shall never exceed 15% of the value of all taxable property
In such territory as valued for taxation by the State. Provided that nothing herein shall prevent the issue of bonds for the purpose of paying or refunding any valid municipal debt heretofore contracted In excess of 8%
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total tax. b County tax. C State & County tax.
of the assessed value of all the taxable property therein."
FUTURE ISSUES OF SCHOOL BONDS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
The 1908 Legislature passed an Act, which was approved Feb. 14 1908,
exempting from taxation all bonds hereafter Issued by school districts
for the erection of school buildings, for equipment, for maintaining public
schools, or for paying indebtedness of such districts. V. 87, p. 1039.
ITS
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS MAY ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
STOCK.
-An Act to amend Article VI, Chapter XLIX, of the laws of this
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen State relating to municipal corporations was also passed by the 1908
session of the Legislature. This amendment authorizes the authorities
Total area of State
30,570 of any Incorporated city or town of this State to exchange certificates of
stock for any coupon bonds which have heretofore been, or which may
State Capital
Columbia hereafter be Issued In accordance with the provisions now set forth in
2008, 2015, 2021 and 2022 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina.
Governor (term expires 1911a)
M F. Ansel. Sectionsp. 1039.
V. 87,
Secretary of State (term expires 1911a)
POPULATION OF STATE.
It M. McCown
1900
1,340,31611860
703,70811820
502,741
Treasurer (term expires 1911a)
R. H. Jennings 1890
1,151,14911850
668,507 11810
415,115
1880
995,57711840
594,39811800
345,591
1870
705,60611830
581,18511790 ----------249,073
a Term expires upon qualification of successor.
The proportion of the colored population was 60.70% in 1880.------ in
LEGISLATURE meets annually on the second Tuesday In January;
1890 and 58.4% in 1000. In number, blacks were 303,944 in 1850, 412,320
sessions are not limited, but pay of members is confined to forty days.
in 1860; 415 814 in 1870, 604,332 In 1880 692.503 In 1890, 782,321 in 1900
HISTORY OF DF.BT.-For history of South Carolina's debt from 1794
to 1893, see the "State and City" Suriplement of April, 1893, pages 163 and
164. On Dec. 10 1004 the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
decision of the United States Circuit Court in the case of Lee against RobinSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
son, and declared the revenue bond scrip of this State to be void. Under
the Act of March 2 1872 $1,800,000 of this scrip had been Issued. V. 80, p. ANDERSON. John K. Hood, Attorney.
725. The State debt on Jan. 1 1909 consisted of the following Items:
This place is In Anderson County. Inc. In 1882; re-Inc. In 1908.
Clemson College Stock 1891.
LOANSWhen Due.
LOANSWhen Due.I Street Improvement Bonds.
Bds. to Refund Brown Consols '92. 65 J-J
$58,530r____ irredeem.
City-Hall Bonds.
58
A-0 $25,000c___ Apr 1 1933
4 As J-J $5,615,781e&r_Jan 1 1933
Past-due Bonds.
Oes
A-0 $8.000c___Apr 11910 5s 07 A-0 75,000c___Apr 1 1957
(Subject to call after Jau 1 1013.) 8s
J-J
$6,794r
Past due
Sewer Bonds
Refunding School Bonds.
Blue Bonds 1887.
Bonds Fundable into Brown Cons 43is&4sA-0 $50,000c
1952 5s
1952
A-0 $20,000c
4 Yis J-J $400,000c&r_ _July 1 1928
Various old bonds, principal
(Interest 4% for 30 years; 4% for BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ $209,000
Consols 1873-8-9
fundable.
20 years.)
Total assessed val. 1908 _ _2,900,000
Os
J-J $262,000c
$165,358c&r
Os
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
(Assessment about ;.6 actual value.)
Agricul. Col Scrip (two pieces)
55
A-0 $16,000c___Apr 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_433.00
Os ,j-J $191,800r__ irredeemable
School Bonds.
3 018
Population in 1890
In 1903 the General Assembly passed an Act requiring the State Treas- 5s
A-0 $15,000e___Apr 1 1933 Population in 1900
5,498
urer to remove from the books In his office old Blue Ridge RR. bonds
INTEREST payable at Anderson. Coupons are tax receivable.
amounting to $37,000 (V. 84, p. 1134). An effort was made to restrain
the Treasurer from complying with this Act. The case was taken to the CAMDEN. J. J. Goodale, Clerk and Treaslrer.
State Supreme Court and dismissed by It, and later the U.S. Supreme Court
This city Is in Kershaw County. Incorporated Feb. 19 1791
City
sustained this decision.
legislative charter was granted Dec. 24 1890.
The State Supreme Court on Sept.27 1907 handed down a decision up- LOANSSewer Bonds (Tax-exempt).
When Due.
holding the validity of certain bonds alleged to have been stolen from the
Opera House Bds. (Tax-exempt).
5s '08 J-J $50,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1948
State Treasurer's office. V. 85, p. 879. By this decision the bonds to 5s '95 M-S $7,500___Mch 15 1915 (Subject to rail after Jan 1 1928)
refund Brown consols of 1892 were Increased by $14,500.
5s '00 M-S
7,500_Mch 15 1920 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 1909 $67,500
Paving Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _1,371,671
-The brown consols, the brown bonds exPAR VALUE OF BONDS.
5s '95 M-S $2,500___Mch 15 1915 (Assessment about 34 actual value)
changeable for the same and the blue bonds are all for $500 and $1 000.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$10.00
INTEREST Is payable in New York at the Hanover National Bank; In
Population in 1908 (est.)
5,000
Columbia, South Carolina, at the State Treasury; and in Charleston at
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable at Camden.
the Bank of Charleston, N. 13. A.
TOTAL DEBT.
-The total valid bonded debt on Jan. 1 1903 was $6,- CHARLESTON, J. 0. Lea, Treasurer.
532,916, not including $165,358.64 yet to be funded, and much of which
Charleston is the county seat of Charleston County. Founded in 1670;
may never be presented. The assets of the sinking funds on Jan. 1 1901 Incorporated in 1783. In consequence of the war the city's bonds became
amounted to $739,688; of this amount $71,630 was ordinary sinking overdue, principal and Interest. The conversion bonds were esued to
fund and $6 8.058 "cumulative" sinking fund; this latter fund Is for the settle this indebtedness.
reduction and payment of South Carolina Brown 4 yi % bonds and stocks.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.
Conversion Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 $300,000c__Oct 1 1929
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
5s
A-0 $50,000c___Oct 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 190944,086,500
Real
Personal
per
Tax
5s
A-0 56,000c._ _Oct 1 1923 Total assessed val. 1908_ _18,960,821
Estate.
Property.
Yrs.
Railroads.
$1,000 55
Total.
A-0' 62,500c___Oct 1 1924 (Assessment about '4 actual value.)
1908 ___$134,536,251 $94,872,328 $41,950,377 $271,367,956
$5.50 5s
A-0 90.000c___Oct 1 1925 City tax (per $1,000) 1908___$28.75
91,595,598
1907 ___ 132,273,168
43,569,271
4.50 5s
267,438,037
A-0 55,000c___Oct 1 1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908__$31.25
86,950,805
1906 ___ 130,516,016
32,067,601
249,534,422
5.00 5s
23.000c___In 99 years Population in 1900
J-J
55,807
80,299,864
1905 __ 110,442,766
29,481,875
220,224,505
5.50 4 45
A-0 90,000c___Apr 1 1928 Population in 1890
54,955
1004 ___ 108,254,037
69,354,698
29,765,698
207,374 433
5.00 41s
A-0 10,000c___Oct 1 1928 Population in 1909 (est.)
65.000
67,525 277
1903 ___ 107,341,290
29,489,312
5.00 4s 07 J-J*1.850.000c_July 1 1937
204,405,870
59,030,426
1001 ___ 103,258.440
27,044,243
5.00 4s '08 J-J•1,500,000c__July 1 1938
189,333,109
50,471,760
1890 ___ 101 070,141
24,805,918
5.00
176,347,819
• These bonds are exempt from State and city taxes.
1897 -__ 102,088,325
47,641,516
24,142,341
5.00
173,872,182
1895 -__ 100,157,179
45,404,110
23,797,652
4.50
160,448,941
INTEREST.
-Interest Is payable at Charleston City Treasury; coupons
1880 ___ 76,583,666
36.574 858
7,392,900
120,551,624
4.75 are all tax-receivable.
STATE PROPERTY.
-The State owns valuable deposits of phosphates,
DEBT LIMITATION.
-Under the present constitution the acbt cannot
but Its revenues from the mining of them, after increasing from $196,698 be increased, the limitation being 8% of the assessed valuation. For the
in 1886 to $237,149 In 1890, fell to $11,584 In 1906. In 1907 they amounted purpose of water supply and sewerage only, the city can issue bonds when
authorized by a two-thirds vote of City Council, accepted and confirmed by
to $8,340 25 and In 1008 to $6,899.75. This is partly the result of a reduc- a two-thirds vote of the qualified electors at a popular election.
tion In royalties from 1.05 per ton In 1886 to 25 cents per ton in 1900.
-Slate.
-The State Constitution of 1895 imposes COLUMBIA. W.S. Reamer, Mayor; G. F. Cooper, Treas.
DEBT LIMITATION.
Columbia (chartered in 1805) is the capital of the State and the county
several checks on the creation of debt by the State, all of which may be scat of Richland County. In 1880 the city funded the entire amount of its
found in Article X of that instrument. Briefly, they may be stated as debt (principal and overdue interest) into the first issue of bonds below
described. The canal bonds mentioned below have been assumed by the
follows:
Columbia Water Power Co., but interest is guaranteed by the city.
Section 7 provides that no scrip, certificate or other evidence of State in- LOANSWhen Due
Water Bonds.
New City Debt.
4 .is'05 J-J $400,000c_.. _ __July 1945
debtedness shall be Issued except for the redemption of stock, bonds or
JeT $850.547.99c_July 1 1910 GEN. DEBT Mch 3 1909_6850,548
other evidence of Indebtedness previously issued, or for such debts as are 4s Water Bonds (First
Mortgage).
Canal bonds (additional).- 200,000
zpressly authorized by this Constitution. Section 11 forbids the General 8s
J-J $75,000c,,. Jan 1 1921 Water bonds (additional)_. 475,000
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding several civil divisions In
North Carolina not Included in the foregoing.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1900.
debt,
26,404
$62,500 None $7,300,000 b$8.00
Beaufort County
500,000 al3.00
None
25,000
Black Mountain Township
500,000 b23.66 2-3 ____
25,000 5,000
Carteret County
____ 23,912
5,230,180
45,000
Chatham County
100,000 2,500 6,320,902 8.60 2-3 25,078
Cleveland County
55.000 None 7,500,000 54.10 2-3 24,160
Craven County
9,198,252 c9.10
154,800
Cumberland County
____ 12,115
3,252,000
30,000
Davie County
816,298
9.50
1,072
1,500
County___ 63,000
Dunn (C), Harnett
None 2,901,422 c8.30 26,233
192,000
Durham County
Elizabeth City Graded Sch. D_ 34,500 23,779 2,500,000
55,000 30,000 10,000,000 510.00 35,261
Forsyth County
11,000,00009.16 2-3
360,000
Gaston County
4,000,000
____
5,877
Goldsboro (C), Wayne Co_ __ _207,403
30,000 30,000 2,247,831
Greene County
75,000
1,500,000 11.50
2,565
Greenville, Pitt County
36,000
None 4,100,000 8.10 1-3 15,988
Harnett County
1,473.682
8.50
3,746
Henderson (T), Vance County 60,000
987,785
Kings Nfountain, Cleveland Co. 50,000
40,000
Lee County
850,000
Lenoir ('r), Caldwell County__100,000
5,000 1,126,094
9.00
828
LIncolnton, Lincoln County__ 30,000
849
Lumberton (T), Robeson Co__ 75,000 25,000 1,150,000 14.60
53,000
6,u00 3,800,000 c12.10 12,567
McDowell County
931
559,000
____
Maxton (T), Robeson County_ 50,000
1,996
Monroe (C). Union County___ 89,000 12,000 1,319,986 a15.00
600,000 a9.00
None
Ali r ..y (T), Cherokee Co_ _ _ _ 40,000
1,112,271
Ncrt , Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co_ 51,500
____ 11,940
54,000
4,500,000
Onslow County
2,050
1,450,000 a16.50
Oxford, Granville County____ 80,000
3,262
Reidsville, Rockingham Co__ 75,000
4,000 1,767,915 a7.00
Richmond County
5,500,000c10.66 2-3 ____
50,000
Robeson County
50,000 25,000 14,157,800
____ 40,371
Rockingham Township
25,000
1,659,202
____ 33,163
25,000 10,000 12,079,515 69.00 31,066
Rowan County
50,000
Salisbury Twp., Rowan Co
No .e 6,821,166 al0.00 11,261
28,000
Scotland County
2,810,830 5.36 2-3 12,553
Southern Pines, Moore Co____ 30,000
517
410,154
____
35,000
Spencer, Rowan County
None 1,360,000
Tarboro (C), Edgecombe Co__ 61,000
100,000
Wake County
20,500,000* b2.00 54,626
Washington (C), Beaufort Co_104,000 19,060 2,431,537
State of South Carolina.
170
GEORGIA-DEBT OF STATE.
LXXXI
Floating debt
$45.0001Total assessed val. 1908_$10,750,000 SPARTANBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. E. Ravenel, Sec. & Treas.
TOTAL DEBT Mch 3 1909.1,570,548 I (Assessment about 60% actual value) LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 15 1909472,000
Assessed valuation, real
5.750,0001Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08.$18.00
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _5,853,416
Assessed val.. personal_
3.500.000'Population in 1900
21.108 88
1919 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
J-J $12,0000
Total valuation 190?
9.250.0001 Population in 1909 (est.)_ _. _40,000 65
1927 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_46.25
10,000c
J-J
INTEREST.
-The funded debt bonds bore 2% interest till July 1 1891
1921 Population in 1909 (est.).. 19.000
J-J
20,000c
3% till July 1 1900 and now bear 4%. This interest is payable at the City 434s
1936
45
30,000c
J-J
Treasury. The coupons are tax-receivable except for water rents.
INTEREST on the 45 is payable at the Hanover National Bank in New
York City; on all other issues in Spartanburg.
FLORENCE. Marion D. Lucas, Clerk and Treasurer.
This city Is in Florence County.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY. J. W. Martin, Clerk of County
The State Supreme Court In October 1909 handed down an opinion enjoining this city from issuing $80,000 water and sewer bonds. V. 89.
Board.
p. 1097.
County seat Is Spartanburg. A part of this county has been taken to
LOANS-when Due.1TOTAL DEBT June 1906_ $124,000 help make the new county of Cherokee. The new county will assume
75 '94 ___ $25,000
1919 Sinking fund
31,000 responsibility for about one-sixth of the debt of Spartanburg County.
58 '02 ___
1942 NET DEBT June 1906. _ _
1_
50,000
93,000
When Due.
Funding and Bridge Bonds.
BOND DEBT June 1906_ _ 499,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_416.00 LOANS_
J-J $50,000c___July 1 1920 4348'09 J-J $250,000c__Jan 1 1939
Floating debt
25,000 Population in 1900
4,647 48
Railroad Bonds.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1924.)
FLORENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT. J.S. Mann,Sec. Board of Commissioners. Os
,f-J $45,000._ _July 1 1911 BONDED DEBT Jan 19094444,000
P. 0. Florence.
25,000_ __July 1 1911 Tot, assessed val. 1908___18,060,083
Os
J-J
When Due.15s '08 M-N $35,000_ _ May 1 1928 4s
LOANSJ-J
50,000_ _Jan
1922 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
'07 ____ $35,000
19271
J-J
24,000. _ _Jan 1 1925 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_46.50
434s
65,560
Population in 1900
GEORGETOWN. W. A. Black, Clerk and Treasurer.
INTEREST payable In Spartanburg and New York. These bonds are
This city Is the county seat of Georgetown County. Incorporated as a
exempt from State and county tax.
town In 1805 and as a city in 1891.
when Due. Assessed valuation 1909..$2,000.000
LOANSRefunding Bonds
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value) UNION. W. D. Arthur, Clerk and Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Union County.
1922 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 'Ow) $30.00
J-D $75 000c
34s
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 1909 $75,000 Population in 1900
When Due BOND.DEBT Sept 17 1909 $112,000
4,138 LOANSWater debt (additional)
68,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908_41,500,000
7,000
Water debt sinking fund_ __ _ 3,500
semi-an $35.000c
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
INTEREST payable at National Park Bank, New York City.
Water and Light Bonds.
Total tax rate (pie $1,000)'k..8 $18.00
semi-an $40,000c
5,400
Population in 1900
GREENVILLE. W. B. McDaniel, Clerk Sz Treasurer.
Improvement Bonds.
10,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
This city is the county scat of Greenville County. The State Supreme __ semi-an $12,000c
Funding Bonds.
Court on March 27 1908 rendered a decision declaring valid the $18,000
refunding school bonds given below. V. 86, p. 870.
434s'06 J-J $25,000c___July 1 1946
LOANS(Subject to call after July 1 1926.)
INTEREST payable in New York..
When Due. . Railroad Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
____ $5,000
78
July 1910
434 g'05J-J $125,000c___July I 1935 58
____ 10,000
July 1912 UNION COUNTY. J. H. Bartles, Treasurer.
4 As'06 J-J
10 000
55
July 1915
8,500
County seat Is Union. A portion of this county has been taken to help
5s '08 .1.-J
18.000e__ _Fen 1 1928 58
July 1923 form the new county of Cherokee, and $12,158 of the debt of the old county
5,000
Paving Bonds.
58
____ 11,500
July 1923 was transferred to the new.
8s
M-S $15,000..Mch & Sept'13 4345
........ 9,500
July 1920
When Due. Cherokee Co.'s proportion _412,158
Sewer Bonds
4345_.__ 10,500
July 1930 LOANSRefunding RR Bonds 1895.
Sinking fund assets
75,000
6s
.1 -J $75,000__Jan & July'22 BOND. EBT Jan 1908_4318.500
J-J $104.400c.._ _July 1 1925 Total assessed val.1907... _ _6.407,675
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_4,364,260 Os
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
(Assessment is 34 actual value.)
6s
$7.000_ _ _ _Feb 1 1911 (Assessment is 60% actual value.)
F-A
BOND. DEBT Mar 1908_ $104,400 State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'07_415.25
Total tax rate (per N0'08-516.50 1-3
(Coupons are all tax-receivable.)
25,501
Population in 1900
Population in 1900
11,860
Population in 1908 (est.).__ - _22,000
INTEREST is payable at Blair & Co., New York.
INTEREST on the Issue of 1903 Is payable at the National Bank of Greenville, and on the refunding school bonds at the Fourth National Bank, New
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
York and at the National Bank of Greenville.
TAX FREE.
In the table below we give statistics regarding civil divisions In the State
-All bonds of this city are exempt from city tax.
of South Carolina which are not represented among the foregoing:
GREENVILLE COUNTY. J. P. Goodwin, Supervisor.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
County seat is Greenville.
debt,
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1900.
LOANSHighway Bonds.
When Due.
Abbeville, Abbeville County.--$97,000
3,706
$1,400,000$26.00
Atlanta & Char!. Air Line RR.
5s '03 J-J $55,000_._July 1 1933 Abbeville School District
32,100
1,514,894
Road and Bridge Bonds
J-J $20,000
as
1915
Aiken (C.), Aiken County
98,000
3,414
2,115,004 10.00
Funding Bonds.
J-J $25,000c__ _Jan 1 1939 Bamberg (T.), Bamberg Co__ 33,000
3,000
420,000 a8.00
1,533
45
J-J $32,000__ _July 1 1919 BONDED DEBT May 1909 $265,500 Beaufort, Beaufort County_ __ _ 43,000
554,695a25.00
J-J
20,000____July 1 1931 Total assessed val. 1908_ _12,979,195 Belton (T), Anderson County__ 25,000
375,000 a5.00
826
434 '05 A-0 60,000___ _ Apr 3 1935 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value ) Bennettsville, Marlboro Co____100,100
None
707,000a20.00
5s '08 M-N 60.000
May 1936 State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'07.414.51) Catawba Twp., York County_ 60,000
2,330,000a16.50
9,999
Greenville & Laurens RR.
Population in 1890
44 310 Cherokee Twp., Cherokee Co__ 25,000
1,117,442 17.50
4.800
58
J-J $11,000____July 1 1931 Population in 1900
53 490 Cheraw, Chesterfield County_
36,000
1,151
736,854 ___
Chester, Chester County.. _ __ _125,000 14,000 1,722,543a10.00
4,075
GREENWOOD. W. G. Calhoun, Clerk and Treasurer.
Chester County
75,000
None 6,353,090 c14.00 28,616
This town is in Greenwood County.
Clarendon County
4,000,000b12.25 28,184
70,000
LOANSWhen Due. POND. DEBT May 6 19094152,000 Clinton, Laurens County
620,000a10.00
1,900
35,000
6,000
Court
-House and Jail Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908.. _2,000,000 Gaffney, Cherokee County___ _180,000
3,937
None 1,458,000a10.00
88
J-J $22,000c
1917 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) Gaffney School District
25,0.00
None 1,800,000 4.50
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_410.00 Gills Creek (Twp.). Lan. Co___ 49,000
1,035,700 21.75
5,350
68
J-J $40.000c
1,326 Greenwood Sch. Dist. No. 18_ 39,750
1937 Population in 1890
2,400,000 8.00
Sewer and Water Bonds.
4 826 Hartsville, Darlington County_ 41.000
Population In 1900
276
517.719
55
J-D $40,000c_ _June 1 1942 Population In 1908 (est.)
8.000 Hartsville Sch. Dist. No. 32800,000 6.00
None
25,000
(Subject to call after June 1 1922.)
Horry County
40,000
None 2,831,602 89.00
Improvement Bonds.
405,500 ____
Lancaster (T.). Lancaster Co__ 30,000
1,477
58 '08 __ $50,000
Laurens (C), Laurens County__100,000
1,500,000a12.00
4,029
INTEREST is payable in New York.
Laurens County
6,833,551c15.50 37,382
185,000
Laurens School District
39,000
/KERSHAW COUNTY. W. F. Russell, Auditor
Lee County
25,000 15,278 2,865,847 13.25
Manning Sch. Dist. No.9
County seat is Camden. Bonds are tax-exempt.
30,000
None
697,850 4.00
40,000
3,750
780,000 10.00
1,831
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 1909._ $165,000 Marion, Marion County
Newberry (C), Newberry Co
152,000
2,348,547a10.25
4,609
Court-House Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908._ 4,365,725
8,830
5s '05 Apr 323,00'o__ Apr 1 1925 (Assessment about 80 %actual value) Newberry Twp., Newberry Co_ 50,000
45,000
4,262,650 13.75 23,834
Railroad Ill ds
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08416.00 Oconee County
None
339,890 a6.00
920
Is
J-.1 3,0,000c. _Oct 21 1912 Population in 1890
22,361 Seneca (C). Oconee County____ 25,000
2,000 2,700,000a15.00
Sumter (C), Sumter County__ _180,500
50,000c_Jan 24 1913 Population In 1900
78
J-J
24,696
36,000
District
2,650,000 8.00
Bridge
Population in 1907 (est.)
25,000 Sumter School School No. 17_
Winyah Indigo
District
58 '09 M-N $40,000c___May 1 1934
35,000
(P. 0. Georgetown)
None 2,188 21)5 8.25
INTEREST is payable In Camden.
56,000
York Twp., York County
1,284,000a18.50
6,400
LANCASTER COUNTY. T. L. Hilton, Treasurer.
County seat is Lancaster. The statement below includes three town
Ships. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
When Due. Township debt (additional) $73,200
LOANSRefunding RR. Bonds (County).
Total assessed val. 1908_..3,470,000
45 '05 Feb $80,000c_Feb 1 '25'35'45 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value)
Char. Cin. & Chic. RR.(Township) State & Co.tax(per$1,000) '08421.00
Is '88 July $73,200c___July 1 1912 Population in 1900
24,311
County debt July 1909
$80,000 Population In 1905 (est.)
28,000
INTEREST on refunding bonds is payable in New York City; on other
bonds at Lancaster Court House.
ORANGEBURG. L. H. Wannamaker, Clk. and Treas.
This city is the county seat of Orangeburg Co. Incorporated Dec.24 1883
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 3 1909_ $102,500
Ralleoad Bonds.
Assessed valuation 190&._ _1 ,600,000
8s
Jan $12,5000_3500 paid yrly (Assess't about X to 1-3 actual val.)
Water and Light Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1908....$15.00
5s
J-D 340,000c
1935 Population in 1900
4,455
Sewer Bonds.
Population In 1909 (est.)
7,500
4 34s'07 J-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1947
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1927.)
INTEREST on the water and light bonds is payable at the Hanover
National Bank. New York; on the sewer bonds at the National Park Bank,
New York; and on the RR. bonds at Edisto Savings Bank, Orangeburg.
SPARTANBURG. J. B. Carlisle, Treasurer.
(C) City. ('r) Town. (Twp.) Township.
c State and County tax.
a Total tax.
b County tax.
State of Georgia.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC
.
Admitted as a State, Jan. 2 1788__Onc of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
59,475
State Capital
Atlanta
Governor (term expires July 1 1911)
Jas. U. Brown
Secretary of State (term expires July 1 1911)_ _ _ _Philip Cook
Attorney-General (term expires July 1 1911) _John C. Hart
Treasurer (term expires July 1 1911)
J Pope Brown
Wm. A. Wright
Comptroller (term expires July 11911)
LEGISLATURE,under Act of 902, meets annually on Fourth Wednes-
day In June.
County seat of Spartanburg County. This city was re-Incorporated
HISTORY OF DEBT.
-The details of Georgia's early history In debtDec 14 1901. The water-works bonds mentioned below were assumed by
making will be found In the "State and City" Supplement for April. 1893,
the city on account of purchase of water-works plant.
ages 105 and 166.
LOANSOpera-House Bonds.
When Due
Refunding Bonds-(Con.)
When Due.
Railroad Bonds
J-J
$5.500c___July 1 1917 LOANS6s
Redemption Bonds.
3%8'90 J-JJ$1,800.000c&r.Jan'17-34
6i
J-.1 $11.000c_ _July 1 1911
Sewerage Bonds.
33,000c&r_Jan 1 '35
J-J $50.000c___July 1 1928 4 ;is '92J-J $207,000c___Jan 1 1922
63
J-J
13,000c___July 1 1915 58
'96 J-J
Improvemen Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4474,000 48 Refunding 230,000c._ .July 1 1926 3 3.s'95 M-N 287,000c_May 1 '15-'95
State University Bonds, 1881Bonds8s
M-N $5.000c...._May 11912 Assessed valuation, real___3,213,655
'85 J-J 3,392,000c&r_July 1 '15 78
J-J $281,5000_1932 to 1958
6s
M-N
5,000c-May 1 1917 Assessed val., personal__2,722,590
3,500
88 J-J 700.000c&r Jan '10-'16 Past-due bonds
4345'01 J-J
50,000c_July 1 1931 Total valuation 1908
5,936,245
state University bonds fall due as follows: 33,000 July 1932; $61,000
434s'05 A-0 100,000c___Oct 1 1935 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) April
1933; $1,000 May 1933; $96,000 April 1934; $86,000 June 1935;
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08431.00
68 '87 July $4.500o
15,00G $6,000 July 1935; $1,000 January 1935; 31,000 April 1936; 315,000 Feb1917 Population in 1904
48 g'08 M'S 230,000c
Sept 1 1948 Population in MS (est.)
18,500 ruary 1939; $3 •-mo ()ember 1040; 32.500 July 1942. $7,000 In July
1946 and $2,000 In Jan. 1958.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1928.)
INTEREST on toe 434% improvement bonds and the sewerage bonds Is
INTEREST on the university bonds is payable at the State Treasury in
payable In New York; on the refunding bonds of 1908 at the Hanover Atlanta, and on all others at Atlanta. Ga., and at the National Park
National Bank; other bonds at Spartanburg.
Bank, New York City.
Nov., 1909.]
GEORGIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
-The valid bonded debt of the State of Georgia on Jan.
BONDED DEBT.
1 1909 was $7,037 003, of which $7,033,500 was interest-bearing and
$3,500 was past-due and non-Interest bearing. In addition to the above
the State pays the University trustees 7 per cent interest annually on $00,202 of Land Scrip Fund not funded. Cash on hand Jan. 1 1909 5638,717 28.
-The State's assessed valuation (which Is not
ASSESSED VALUATION.
over 50 p. c. of actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Tax Per
Personal
Total. $1,000.
Railroads, Etc.
Property
Real Estate
Years
228 $705,382,425 $5.00
1008
$584,109,107-$121,183.
123,558,172 699,590,077 5.00
576,031,005
1907
89,212,134 624,465,472 4.80
535,253,338
1006
203,079,464 83,010,994 577,067,938 4.90
1005
200,068,480
270,031,297 186,276,778 73,863,476 530,171,551 4.80
1004
247,471,213 164,626,860 55,212,573 467,310,646 5.30
1902
243,468,385 161,323,752 51,554,897 456,347,034 5.44
1001
237,547,883 150,606,530 45,169,278 433,323,691 5.20
1900
225,054,915 152,311,869 38,462,161 415,828,045 3.96
1890
99,276,876 12,490,525 251,424,651 3.50
139,657,250
1880
226 119 519 __ _
226 119 519------1870
-The State owns the Western & Atlantic RR., exSTATE PROPERTY.
tending from Atlanta. Ga. to Chattanooga, Tenn., 138 miles, and has leased
It for 29 years from December 27 1830 to the Nashville Chattanooga dc
St. Louis RR. Company at a rental of $420,012 per annum. It also holds
186 shares of the Georgia RR. & Bk'g Co. and 440 shares of the Southern
& Atlantic Telegraph Co.
-Several amendments to the State
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Constitution were adopted at election held Oct. 5, 1904. One of these
limits State tax levy in any one year to 5 mills on the dollar, except for the
purpose of repelling invasion, etc. See V. 70 p. 746.
DEBT LIMIT ATION.-"The bonded debt of the State shall never be Increased except to repel invasion, suppress insurrection or defend tile State
In time of war." (Constitution of 1877 Art. VII, Sec. 12, Par. 1.)
-The State Constitution of 1877, Article VII,
COUNTIES, CITIES &c.
Section VII, limits the indebtedness to seven per cent of the assessed valuaThe paragraph reads as follows:
tion.
"Tile debt hereafter incurred by any county, municipal incorporation or
political division of this State, except as In this Constitution provided for,
shall not exceed seven per centum of the assessed value of all taxable property therein, and no such county, municipalities or division, shall incur any
new debt, except for a temporary loan or loans to supply casual deficiencies
of revenue, not to exceed one-fifth of one per centum of tile assessed value
of taxable property therein, without the assent of two-thirds of the qualified
voters thereof, at an election for that purpose to be held as may be prescribed
by law; but any city the debt of which does not exceed seven per centum of
the assessed value of the taxable property at the time of the adoption of
this Constitution may be authorized by law to increase, at any time, the
amount of said debt three per centum upon such assessed valuation."
Paragraph 2 of the same article and section is as follows: Paragraph 2,
County and city bonds, how paid. Any county, municipal corporation or
political division of tills State which shall incur any bonded indebtedness
under the provisions of tills Constitution shall, at or before the time of so
doing, provide for the assessment and collection of an annual tax sufficient
In amount to pay the principal and interest of said debt within thirty years
from the date of the Incurring of said indebtedness."
-In December 1897 a very important
MUNICIPAL BOND ISSUES.
law governing Issues of bonds by counties, municipalities and other civil
divisions In Georgia was passed. This law provides for having the Superior
Court determine the validity of proposed bond issues, and judgment In the
affirmative having been given tile bonds thereafter can never be called in
question. See "Chronicle" of Jan. 15 1898. The constitutionality of tills
Act was upheld by tile State Spureme Court In an opinion handed down
on Dec. 1 1908 regarding a suit brought to restrain the Issuance of certain
bonds by the City of Albany, Ga. See V. 88, p. 319. Also see editorial
In "State and City Supplement" of May 29 1909.
-The State Attorney General In 1003 gave an opinBONDS TAX FREE.
ion that State bonds are not subject to taxation. V. 76, p. 667.
The State Supreme Court on Aug.0 1907 handed down a decision holding
that bonds issued by any municipal corporation within the State of Georgia
are not taxable by that State or any county thereof. V. 85, p. 676.
POP UL ATION.-The population of Georgia has been as follows:
340,985
1,057,286 1820
1900 ........... 2,216,331 1860
252,433
906,185 1810
1,837,353 1850_
1890
162,686
691,392 1800
1,542,180 1840
1880
82,548
516,823 1700
1,184,109 1830
1870
The proportion of tile colored population was 47.02% In 1880, 46.8% in
1890 and 46.7 in 1000. In number blacks were 384,613 in 1850; 465,608 In
1860: 545.142 In 1870, 725,133 In 1880 and 858,815 ir IM9O and 1,034,813
In 1900.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF GEORGIA.
For reports not given in alphabetical order in the following, see "Additional
Statements" at end of this State.
--ALBANY, H. A. Tarver, Mayor; Y. C. R,.st,, Clerk.
This city is In Dougherty County,
(V/:en Due.
LOANSWater-Works and Sewerage-Jan $36,000c_Jan 15 '10-'18
65 g
J_J
1921
12,500c
Ss,
Electric Light Bonds.
1023
5s, g., M -N $25,000c
High School Bonds.
55 06 M-N $10,000c. May 1 '10-'19
Water and Light Bonds.
$6,000___July 1 '10-'15
53 g '05 J-J
J-J $25,000c._ _ July 1931
45,
I
Incorporated In 1838.
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
5s '08 Feb $75,000
($5,000 payable annually on Feb. 1.)
Refunding Bonds,
6s, Jan $9,000c__ _ Jan. 15 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909 $198,500
Total assessed val. 1908___4,541,093
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08..$11.00
(8
.4,0)
Population 1890 was
4,606
Population in 1900 was
12,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
I NTERES1' payable at N. Y. City.
171
ATLANTA. J. H. Goldsmith, Comptroller.
Atlanta is the county seat of Fulton County. Incorporated in 1847.
In 1893 the city of West End was annexed and $52,000 of bonds assumed.
Redemption-(Con.)
When Due,
LOANSJ-J $74,000__Jan. 1.192?
Past-due bonds
$2,000 4s g
275,000 Dec. 31, 1928
J-J
4s g
Capitol.
399,000 Dec. 31, 1933
J-J
65
J-J $55,500__Jan. 1,1914 45 g
418,000Dec. 31, 1931
35%s g J-J
Redemption.
55
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $68,500__ _July 1 1911
55
J-J
52.000__Sept. 1, 1915 nis g J-J $250,000c_ _July 1 1933
430
J-J 116,000___July 1, 1916
Water.
434s
J-J
22,000_ _ _Jan. 1, 1917 43.4s g J-J $500,000__ _Jan. 1 1922
430
J-J
J-J 182,000__May 31, 1923
21,500__Jan, 1.1918 4s g
434s
J-J
25,000_Jan. 1, 1919 330 g J-J 200,000__July 1, 1931
4 .is g J-J 289,000_ _ _Jan. 1,1922 3;is g J-J 150,000_ _July 1,1033
45.6s g J-J
350,000__July 1 1937
46,000...Doc. 31,1924 4s '07 J-J
45
Piedmont Park Bonds
J-J 124,000Jan. 1, 1920
4s
$60,000_June 15. 1911
J-J
J-D
36,000Jan. 1, 1921 5s
4s g
(Subject to call 1906.)
J-J
36,000 Jan, 1 1923
45 g
J-J
West End Bonds (assumed)
46,000__Jan. 1, 1926
A-0 $50,000__Apr. 1, 1910
5s
INTEREST is payable In Atlanta and at the Nat. Park Bank in New
York. All issues carry tax-receivable coupons, except $941,000, which
are registered.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.
Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07. Jan. 1 '06.
Total bonded debt
$3,845,500 $3,845,500 $3,495,500 $3,541,500
Water debt (Included)
1,382,000 1,382,000 1,078,000 1,078,000
On Jan. 1 1909 the floating debt aggregated $125,933 and the sinking
fund amounted on the same date to $874,106.
DEBT LIMITATION.
-The State Constitution forbids increase of clty's
debt beyond 7 p. c. of real and personal value. The borrowing ability
within the constitutional limit Jan. 1909 was $3,588,491.
-The city's assessed valuation (about 60%
ASSESSED VALUATION.
actual value) and tax rate have been as follows'
City Tax
Real
Total Assessed
Personal
Estate.
per$1,000.
Valuation.
Years.
Property.
$12.50
$68,589,387
*97,388,829
$28,779,442
1908
12.50
59,978,730
80,067,113
1907
20,088,373
11.25
75,662,022
17,755,884
57,906,138
1906
12.50
17,543,745
56,388,984
73,932,729
1905
12.50
67,730,018
19,397,018
48,333,000
1004
12.50
54,480,288
13,023,345
41,456,943
1900
15.00
48,707,950
34 502,618
14,205,332
1891
15,00
34 594,198
0,003 517
25,590,681
1888
The total tax rate (per $1,000) for 1908 was $22.50, being made up of
the State and county tax, $10.00, and city tax proper, $12.50.
POPULATION In 1909 (estimated), 150,000; in 1900 (Census), it was
89,872; in 1890 it was 65,533; In 1880 it was 37 409.
AUGUSTA. Wm. L. Martin, Clerk of Council.
Augusta Is the county seat of Richmond County. Incorporated as a
city Jan. 311798.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS45%s '94M-N $104,000c__Niay 1 1924
Bonds Lettered Fl.
-is
(Is '83 M-N $200,000c__Nov 1 1913 45 '95A-0 88,000c___Apr 1 1925
45%8 '96A-0 56,000c___Apr 1 1926
Bonds Lettered D.
6s '85 F-A $45,000c___Feb 1 1915 4s '97 A-0 62,000c___Apr 1 1927
334s '08M-S 100,000cMch 1 1928
Bonds Lettered RB.
55 '89 F-A $25,000c-_Feb 1 1919 334s '99J-D 48,000c___June 1 1929
334s '99M-N 66,000cNov 1 1929
Bonds Lettered CB.
5s '91 M-N $105,000c__May 1 1021 33is '00A-0 82,000c___Apr 1 1930
4s '01 M-N 65,000c__Nov 1 1930
Bonds Lettered EE.
4 lis '86A-0 $24.500c_Oct 1 1916 4s '01 J-D 23,000c___Dec 1 1931
85,000c_ Jan 1 1932
4s '02 J-J
Bonds Lettered RB.
56,000c_ _Jan 1 193$
436s '92 J-D $115,000c_ _Dec 1 1922 4s '03 J-J
4s '04 J-J 106,000c__ Jan 1 1934
Bonds Lettered.
4s '03 M-S $98,000c___Mch 1 1923 4s '05 .T-D 145,000c. _Dec 1 1935
Bonds Past Due, not yet presented 4s '06 F-A 35,000c_ __Feb 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909$1,737,600
for payment.
$4,100
_ _
..s
INTEREST is payable in Augusta, and all coupons are tax-receivable.
-The Constitution of the State of Georgia
DEBT LIMITATION.
adopted In 1877, limits municipal indebtedness in this State to 7% on the
amount of taxable property. Augusta's debt at that time was in excess
of that limitation and still Is. No obligation of this city has ever been repudiated or scaled.
-The city owns its water works, valued In 1908 at
CITY PROPERTY.
$1,000,000, the Augusta Canal, valued at $2,245,000, and $300,000 in
other good real estate within city limits. The net annual income from water
rents (canal and water works) was reported in 1908 as $140,626.57, and
increases yearly from new industries and new extensions of water mains.
This income more than meets the interest on the bonded debt.
-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate
ASSESSED VALUATION.
have been as given below. In 1897 the assessed valuation of all real estate
and in 1899 and in 1900 5% was deducted.
was reduced 10%
Tot. Assessed City tax
Personal
Real
Property.
Valuation. per $1,000
Estate.
Years$12.50
$25,160,363
$8,967,358
$16,193,005
1909
12.50
25,002,082
9,009,077
15,993,005
1908
12.50
22,800,438
8,789,833
14,010,805
1907
12.50
21,673,038
13,746,495
7,926,543
1906
12.50
20,081,987
6,297,148
13,784,839
1905
12.50
18,561,676
5,498,375
13,063,301
1900
12.50
22,520,182
5,931,832
16,588,350
1895
12.50
21,351,299
5,300,326
16 041,973
1891
14,039,067
5,028,107
15.834
9,010,960
1880
Railroad, telegraph, telephone and express companies ($2,245,225 for
1008) return city property directly to State authorities.
The total tax rate in 1908 was $25.60 per $1,000. This included State
tax, $5.00; county tax, $4.60; school tax, $3.50, and city tax proper, $12.50.
POPULATION.
-In 1909 (est.), 52,000; In 1904, 43,381; In 1900 (Census), 39,441: In 1890, population was 33,300; In 1880 it was 21,891.
BRUNSWICK, N. D Russell, City Clerk.
AMERICUS. G. M. Eldridge, Chairman of Finance Comm.
County seat of Glynn County. Incorporated Feb. 22 1856.
Tills city is In Sumter County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. (Assessment at about 90% act. val.)
LOANSWater Bonds-(Continued)
When Due,
LOANSCity tax (per $1.000) 1909_ _ _ _513.00
Sewer Bonds.
A-0 $11,000_. Sept 1 1920 5s
6s g
School Bonds.
8 459
J-J $300,000c___Jan 1 1921 Population in 1890
4s '07 A-0 $35,000____May 1 1037 BOND. DEBT Mch 1900__ $147,000 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $300,000 Population in 1900
9.081
Total assessed val. 1908___3,590,000 Floating debt and notes___
Building Bonds.
13,500
30,264 Population in 1909 (est.)
6s, g, A-P, $24,000 __Apr. 1 1920 (Assessment about 60% actual value) TOTAL DEBT Sept 17 '09_ 330,264
INTEREST payable in Brunswick
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_$14.50 Assessed valuation 1909„ 8,700,000 and New York.
Sewer Bonds.
.Apr. 1 1919 Population In 1890 was
6,398
6s, g, A-0, $35,000
35,000 __Sept. 15 1027 Population In 1900 was
7,674 CARROLLTON. E. B. Merrell, Clerk.
,
41is
Population in 1909 (est.)
11,000
Water Bonds.
This city is in Carroll County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
61, Jan. $7,500 __Jan. 1 1010-17
When Due, BONI). DEBT May 1908._ 597,000
LOANS$2.000 due every 2 years.
Assessed valuation 1907___1,550,000
School Bonds.
actual value.)
(Assessment about
INTEREST on the $7,500 water bonds, the $35,000 4 % issue and the Ss
July $1300c
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'07_524.50
Works bonds.
school bonds is payable at New York or at Americus; on all other bonds
1,998
Population in 1900
J-J $45 000c
5s
at Ilambleton do Co., Baltimore, Md.
2.700
Population In 1907 (est.)
Street Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable in New York
55
J-J $25,000e
ATHENS. W. L. Wood, City Clerk and Treasurer.
City.
Sewer Bonds.
Athens Is the county seat of Clark County, Incorporated 1872. On
5s g '06 J-J $15,000___Jan 1 '21-'35
January 1 1000 the corporation owned property valued at $566,742.
When Due.
Past-Due Bonds.
LOANSCLARKE COUNTY. John B. Gamble, Clerk.
8s '73
_ $15,000
City Hall Bonds
4s '03 M-S $50,000 ...Sept. 1 1033 (Carried by local party at 5%3
County seat Is Athens.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $115,500
LOANSValue of Co. property '09._ _ _241,557
5s '02 MN $12,000___Nov 1 '10-'21 5s 91 J-J $25.000__. July 1 1921
Road Improvement Bonds.
45 '00 J-J
($1,000 due yearly.)
Assessed
57,500._ _July 1 '10-'14 Ased valuation 1908_ _9,598,030
21,000July 1 '10-'30
5s 92' M-N 06,000 ___Nov. 1 1922 434sg'08J-j 40,000____July 1 1938 4s g '04 J-J {60,000 _ _ _July 1 '15-'29 (Assessment about 4-5 actual val.)
Educational Bonds,
25,000_ _July 1 '30-'34 State & Co. tax (per M)'03_ ___$8.80
4 Xsg'08 J-J 35,000____July 1 1938
55 '08 J-J $75,000c_ _Feb 15 1938
15,186
Street Improvement Bonds.
Population In 1890
Court-House Bonds.
17,708
Population in 1900
_ _ $28,000
48 '09 J-J f$57 ,000 July 1909-'28 BOND. DEBT Jan 11000. $464,000
1 13,000___July 11920 Total assessed val. 1000 _7,920,515 --INTEREST Is payable in Athens or New York.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
School Bonds.
53 '84 J-J $20,000._ „July 1 1916 Total tax rate(por $1,000) '09..$12.50 COLUMBUS. M. M. Moore, City Clerk.
Population 1890 was
8,639
County seat of Muscogee Co. Incorporated 1828. An issue of $250,000
Population 1900 was
10,245 4% 25-year bonds was voted Dec. 4 1902 to build a new water plant: but
the issuance of these bonds has been delayed by litigation, for details of
INTEREST on water bonds and sewer bonds of 1908 is payable at N. Y
and Athens; all other bonds at Athens. All coupons are receivable for which see "State and City" Section for Nov. 1908. About June 1908 decision was modified so as to allow the city to sell Its bonds and proceed with
city taxes.
GEORGIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
I 772
the building of the water-works, but not to operate the same. Pending
an appeal to the United States Supreme Court, the city has made a contract
for artesian water, and wells are now being sunk. The bonds up to Sept. 17
1909 had not been sold. V. 87, p. 889.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $402,500
Redemption Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real__11,261,126
4 ;is 97 J-J 555,000c__Jan 1 1927 Assessed val., personal___ 7,757,805
4 ;is 98 J-J
50,000e___Jan 1 1928 Total assessed val. 1909__10,018,931
4s g
J-J
41,500e- __Jan 1 1935 (Assessment about 90% actual value)
,
1
3; 0 01 J-J
49,000c_ _Jan 1 1931 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09_521.00
17,303
43%g'09 J-J 250,000c_-Jan 1 1939 Population in 1890
17,614
Bridge Bonds.
Population In 1900
22,686
4s g '02 J-J $12,000c____Jan '10-'12 Population in 1007
25,000
Population in 1909 (est)
City Improvement Bonds.
48 g '04 A-0 130.000c _Oct 1 '10-'24
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer. Bonds carry
tax-receivable coupons.
TAX FREE.
-The city's bonds are exempt from city taxation.
CORDELE. Jno. Beasley, Clerk and Treasurer.
This city is in Crisp County
When Due.' Sewer and Water-Works Bonds.
LOANS____ $28,000
I__
School Bonds.
45,000c__Nov 1 '30-'38
$5,000_ ___Jan
191615s '07 J-J
____ 10,000_ ___Aug 1 1933 BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '09._$105,000
__
Assessed valuation 1909_52.318.746
Improvement Bonds.
1922 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
____ $7,000____Jan
-____ 10,000____Aug 1 1932 Total tax (per $1,000) '00.313.33 1-3
-7,500
!Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New York City.
CRISP COUNTY. S. W. Coney, Ordinary.
Cordele Is the county seat.
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09.. $76,000
LOANSCourt House and Jail Bonds.
!Total assessed val. 1900._ _ _4,318,000
$18,000__Dec 1 '10-'18;(Assessment about A actual value.)
4 ;is'06 J-D1 51,000__Dec 1 '10-'351State & Co. tax (per M)'09..__515.00
18,800
5,000.___Dec 1 19361Population In 1009 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New York.
DECATUR. M. N. Driggars, Clerk of Council.
This town is in De Kalb County.
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Sept 17 'OD_ $74,000
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909_ _ _1,376,000
School Bonds.
5s '09 J-J $15.000 .._Jan 1 1930 (Assessment about % actual value.)
4
1 18
51..50
1Total tax rate (per M) 1909
Sewer Bonds.
1Population in 1900
____ $5,000
5s
Water Bonds.
____ $54,000
5s
I
JENKINS COUNTY. Joe P. Applewhite, Chairman Co. Corn.
Millen is the county seat
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 16 '00.. $53,000
LOANSI Total assessed val. 1909..„2,562,000
Court House Bonds.
5s 07 J-J $43,000c
19271 (Assessment about ;-i actual value.)
'State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'09$16.50
Bridge Building Bonds.
18,500
19271Population In 1900 (est)
5s '07 J-J $15,000c
INTEREST is payable at the National Park Bank, New York.
LA GRANGE. T. J. Havwell, Clerk and Treasurer.
This city is in Troup County. All bonds are tax-exempt.
Fire Department Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS____ $5,000____Jan 1 1915
4s
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Alch 1909_ $00,000
____ 335,000
-Assessed valuation 1908___4,139,000
Electric Light Bonds.
___ $25,000_ _Jan 1 '16-'20 (Assessment about 90% actual value)
4s
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08.. $7.50
Floating Debt Bonds.
4,274
45
--_ 510,000__Jan 1 '13-'14 Population in 1900
8,000
Population In 1909 (est)
Paving Bonds
__ 525,000__Jan 1 '21-'25
45%s
INTEREST is payable at New York and at the City Treasurer's office.
MACON. A. L. Miller, Mayor; A. R. Tinsley, Treas.
Macon Is the county seat of Bibb County. Incorporated, 1824. In
1878 the interest on some of the city's bonds was passed and in 1880 the
entire debt was funded into Os. Since that date interest has been promptly
paid. All bonds are exempt from city taxes.
Sewer Bonds.'
When Due.
LOANSQ-J $130,000c-July 1 1923
5s g
Bridge & Imprvt. Bonds.'
1931 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '09_ $760,700
Q-J $56,000c
38
226,800
Sinking fund
Deficiency Bonds.'
45%s g Q-J $40,000c___Oct 1 1926 Assessed valuation, real_15,383,360
Assessed val, personal___. 6,887,405
Funded Debt Bonds.
22.270,765
Q-J$343,700c__ _Jan 1 1010 Total valuation 1008
6s
Total assessed val. 1909 24,064,904
•
Market House Bonds.
Q-J 515,000. __Jan 1 1917 (Assesst. 41410111 % actual value.)
5s
City tax (per $1,00))) 1009......$12.50
Sewer & Town Hall Bonds.
4s '04 quer. J$40,000c_Jan 1 '10-'29 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ 25.00
$683,500
1 15,000c_Jan 1 '30-'34 Value of clty property
22,746
Population In 1890
Paving Bonds.
23,272
45%s g Q-J 3130,0000.. Oct 1 1926 Population In 1900
55,000
Population In 1909 (est.)
• The market house, deficiency and bridge and improvement, and part of
the sewer bonds, are all held in the sinking fund
INTEREST is payable in Macon and coupons are tax-receivable. On
Sewer and paving bonds Interest Is payable In gold.
DODGE COUNTY. Oscar J. Franklin, Cl'k Commissioners
MARIETTA.
Roads and Revenues.
Eastman is the county seat
When Due. Assessed valuation 1009....$3,654.393
LOANS(Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Court House and Road Bonds.
315,0000 Sept 1 '17-'21 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09..$13.00
13,975
Ss '08 11-S 20,000c_Sept 1 '22-'26 Population in 1900
25,000
25,000c_Sept 1 '27-'31 Population In 190-) (est.)
1 NTEREST payable at the Col40,000c_Sept 1 '32-'36
BOND. DEBT Sept 17;09_5100,000 umbia Tr. Co., New York.
This city is in Cobb County.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5s g '09 F-A 530,000e_ _Feb 1 1939
Water-Works Bonds.
5s g '09 F-A $80,000c___Feb 1 1939 BOND. DEBT Feb 1909._$124,000
4,446
I PoPulation in 1900
INTEREST Is payable at Marietta or at the Nationalyark,Bank, N. Y.
DUBLIN. E. D. White, Clerk of Council.
This city is in Walton County.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5s '08 July j$15,000c_Jan 1 1028
Water Works Bonds.
1 15,000c__Jan 1 1938
Ss '05 Dec j$15,000e_Dec 11925
1 15,000c__Dec 1 1935 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1908_555,000
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908......1,320,614
5s '05 June j$7,500c___June 1 1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__$l0.00
1,846
1 7,500c......June 1 1935 Population In 1900
2,500
Population in 1006 (est.)
School Bonds.
j$5,000c....Nov 11920
8S
1 5,000c _Nov 11030
INTEREST on the water-works and electric-light bonds is payable at
the United States Mortgage & Trust Co. In New York City-
This city Is in Laurens County. New charter Aug. 28 1905.
Park Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Paving Bonds.
5s g '08 M-N $3,000c___May 1 1937
58 g '08 M-N $25,000c___May 1 1037 TOTAL DEBT Sept 18 '09_ $172,000
Assessed valuation 1909_2,798,459
[run roN eine.it Bonds.
58 g '08 M-N $25,000c___May 1 1937 (Assessment about 2-3 actual val.)
510.00
Total tax rate (per M)'00_
School Bonds.
2.987
Sag '08 M-N $12,000c___May 1 1937 Population in 1000
'Population in 1908W.
5,689
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 Is payable at the National Park Bank
New York.
EAST POINT. S. M. McCowell, Clerk of Council.
This town Is in Fulton County.
Drainage Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds.
58 g '09 J-J $20,000c___ Jan 1 1939
1930 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $92,000
63 '95 ____ $7,000
Assessed valuation 1009__ _1,800,200
Water Bonds.
5s g '09 J-J $50,000c___ Jan 1 1939 (Assessment about % actual value.)
'Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 $10.00
Electric-Light Bonds.
1,315
5s g '09 J-J $15,000c_ __Jan 1 1939 Population in 1000
FITZGERALD. C. M. Wise, Clerk.
This city Is In Ben Hill County. Incorporated Dee. 2 1896.
When Due. I School Bonds. '
LOANS55 g• '08 M S $30,000c_Sept 15 1938
City-Hall and Funding Bonds.
1032 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $181:00
15 000
5s '02 ____ $18,000
Floating debt
Sewer Bonds.
58 g '08 M S $75,000c....Sept 15 1938 Assessed valuation 1909_3,378.004
1 (Assessment about % actual value.)
Water and Light Bonds.
1928: Total tax rate (per $1,000) '00 314.50
68 '08 ___ $33,000
5s g '08 M-S 25.000e-Sept 15 1938 Population In 1900
1,017
8 800
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on bonds of 1908 Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
GAINESVILLE. Jas. H. White, Clerk.
County seat of Hall County.
from city tax.
When
LOANS-Refunding RR Bonds.
430
.f .1 $30,000c__ _July 1
20.000c_ _July 1
43%s
.1-.1
Improvement Bonds.
.1.1 $30,000c_ July 1
_July
4s
Water and Light Bonds.
68
.1 J $40,000e_ _July 1
Incorporated 1870. All bonds are exempt
Due.
School Bonds.
t.
1120 (100
1930 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $140,000
1031 Assessed valuation 1908_4,008,250
Assessment about % actual value.)
1932 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1908
3
$8.50
482
Population In 1000
1920 Population In 1900 (est.)
7000
INTEREST is payable in New York.
GLYNN COUNTY. C. P. Thornton, Treasurer.
Brunswick is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSCourt House and Jail Bonds.
5s g '08 .1-.1 1560,000__Jan 1 '11-'16_
15,000........Jan 1 191
BONDED DEBT Oct 1007_$138.000
Floating debt
Cash on hand
Assessed valuation 1907
Population in 1900
Population In 1007 (est.)
$2,000
14,366
5,024,000
14,317
18,000
GRIFFIN. J. W.Gresham, Mayor; Thos. Nall, Clk.& Treas.
MONROE. F. H. Thomas, City Clerk.
NEWNAN. E. D. Fouse, Clerk.
This city Is in Coweta County. Incorporated 1825.
Electric Light Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSI $2,000c___Jan 1 1921
Water Bonds.
2,000c___Jan 1 1925
$5,000____Jan 1 1911
5,000____Jan 1 1013 5s g '04 J-J I 1.000c___Jan 1 1927
I 12,000c....Jan 1 '20-'34
5,000___Jan 1 1915
I 3,000c__ Jan 1 1935
5,000_Jan 1 1917
J-J
6s g
School Bonds.
6,000___Jan 1 1919
6,000____Jan 1 1921 5s '09 J-J $16,000„July 1 '12-'26
(52,000 fin every even year.)
8,000___Jan 1 1923
BOND. DEBT July 1909_ $121,000
Water, Sewer and Light Bonds.
45%s'07 J-J 1515,000c_July 1 '34-'36 Assessed valuation 1908_3,030,633
1 10,000c___July 1 1937 (Assessment about % actual value.)
Sewer Bones.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908._ $10.00
2,859
($4,000c ____1923-1024 Population in 1800
3.654
1925-1928 Population In 191)0
4s
12.000c
J-J
5.000
1929 Population In 1909 (est.)
4,000c
INTEREST on the water bonds and school bonds Is payable at the Fourth
National Bank, N. Y. City, and at the Treasurer's office, and on the bonds
of 1907 at the Chase National Bank, N. Y., or at the City Treasurer's office.
-All bonds are exempt from city tax.
TAX FREE.
PELHAM. H. H. Merry, Mayor.
'Phis town is In Mitchell County. Ith•orporated 1881.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $60,000
LOANS)
1 ,13.- 5 Jai
School Bonds.
Total assLssen val. 191.8
5s '05 J-J 310,000c _1916-1925 (Assessment about 2-3 actual val.)
1 10.000c..__1920-1930 Total tax rate (per $1,00m 'CIL.;8,00
947
Electric, Water, Ice Plant and Population In 1000
2,500
Population in 1909 (est.)
Sewer Bonds.
5s '07 J-J 1$10,000c.. Jan 1 '26-'30
1 30,000c_Jan 1 '31-'36
INTEREST Is payable In New York.
ROME, T. W. Lipscomb, Mayor; J. R. Cantrell, Clerk.
Rome Is the county seat of Floyd County. Last charter Sept. 1883
(
A n lesse iuv d
10,000
When Due. S1ssiI ng t nai.,
LOANS
5,139,885
real
Funding Bonds.
3,326,156
J-J $27.500c ......Jan 1912 Assessed val., personal
5s
Assessed val. corporations 533.959
Refunding Bonds.
200,000
45%s
J-J $163.000c_July 1 1026 Water-works plant
0,200.000
i
improvement Bonds.
Total valuation 1900
1 1e
0 0 .)
,
5s '08 J-J $45,000c_Jan 1 '10-'18 (Ass, ssm ei, t. ,,bout , it,tual v;1: 57
50,000c ____1918-1928 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09 $10.50
4;0'08 J-J
50,000c _
1928-1938 Population In 1890
48 '08 J-J
7,291
GEN. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ 5335,500 Population In 1900
15,000
Assessment debt
33,000 Population in 1009 (est.)
INTEREST is payable In New York and Rome, and the coupons are
tax-receivable. Interest has been promptly paid since 1876, when the
city made an adjustment of her debt.
WATER WORKS owned by the city are valued at 3200,000; the earnings yield a surplus of $10,000 per annum over expenses.
Situated in Spalding County. Incorporated Dec. 1843.
School Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
1 '25-30
Electric-Light Bonds
'
6s g
Jan $6,000c_ _Jan 1 '10-'16 45%s g'09 J-D1 6,000c_June 1 '31-33
18,000c_June 1 '34-'39
Light, Water & Sewer Bonds.
6s '04 J-J $100,000c __1912-1930 BOND. DEBT Oct 1009_$217,000
Water debt (Included)
$26,000
Water Bonds.
P-A $26,000c Feb 1 '10-'23 No floating debt.
6s
Total assessed val. I900._.$3,510,250
Street Bonds.
(Assessment 4-5 actual value.)
$6,000c_ _June 1 '25-30
45%s g'09 J-D1
.16,000e_ _June '31-'38 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900_$1!03
45 0
.
3,000c__ _June 1 1930 Population in 1890
City Hall Bonds.
Population In 1900
6,857
In 1009 (est.)
$6,000c_June 1 '25-'30 Population
10,000
4;0 g'09 J-DI 6,000c_June 1 '31-33
SANDERSVILLE.-J. M. Armstrong, Clerk.
18,000c_June 1 134-'39
INTEREST on electric-light and water bonds is payable in Griffin and
This city Is In Washington County.
at N. W. Harris & Co., New York City; on all other bonds at the U. S. LOANS
When Due.
Water, Light and Sewer Bonds.
Mortgage & Trust Co., New York.
2,05
156,000r__Jan 1 1012
.
_0r
City Hall Bonds.
HAWKINSVILLE. C. W. Harris, Clerk.
6,000r__Jan 1 1917
6s
_$
School Bonds.
This city is In Pulaski County.
6,000r_ _ __Jan 1 1922
55 '07 J-J
6,000r____Jan 1 1927
-(Tax-Exempt). Os
-__ 512,001k
When Due.
LOANSElec. Light Bonds
City Hall and Auditorium Bonds- 5s '09 Jan 515.000.... _Jan 1 1938
Water and Light Bonds.
6,000r_ __ _Jan 1 1932
(Tax-Exempt)--- 331,000r
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09_ $75,500
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.) 5s
Ss '07 J-J 315,0000.. _Jan 1 1936 BOND. DEBT Mch 1009_ $76,000
Assessed valuation 1907---1,231,140
Water Bonds.
2,023
Assessed valuation 1908_..1,277.907
Population In 1000
-.___ $40,000
4,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1008_..$12.0O
Population in 1007 (est.)
4,104
School Bonds.
INTEREST on the bards of 1907 is payable at the Fourth National
Population in 101)0
____ $8,000
Bank New York.
iyr. payable In Hawidnsville.
--
Nov., 1909.]
FLORIDA-DEBT OF STATE
SAVANNAH. U.S. Hardee, Treasurer.
173
State of Florida.
Savannah Is the county seat of Chatham County. Incorporated 1789.
Prior to the year 1876 tile city's bonds were all 7s, but through a compromise all but $3,300 of the old bonds have been exchanged for new ones
ITS
bearing 5 tax-receivable coupons. All bonds are exempt from city taxes,
Old Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS__s__ $3.300c
Redemption Bonds.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
5s '83 Q-J $231,650___July 1 1913 BOND. YiEBT Apr 1 '0942,714,650
Refunding Bonds
Organized as a Territory (Act March 30 1822)_ _March 30 1822
4%s g '09 F-A $2,483,000cFeb1 1959
INTEREST is payable In Savannah, and In New York at the American Admitted as a State (Act March 3 1845)
March 3 1845
Exchange National Bank. Coupons are tax receivable.
5,680
WATER-WORKS.
-The water-works owned by the city were built In Total area of State (square miles)
at a total cost of $1,000,000.
1853-54. and subsequently improved
Tallahassee
of State Capital
-The city's assessed valuation (about
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Its cash value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Governor (term exp. Tu. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1913),
Personal
Total
Tax Rate
Propertu.
Valuation. per $1,000
Albert W. Gilchrist
Real Estate.
Years.
$36,476,468 $11,499,785 $47,976,253 $13.00
1909
Sec. of St.(term exp.Tu.aft.1st Mon.Jan.'13)H.ClayCrawford
47,542,827
13.90
12,806.028
34,736,799
1908
13.90
47,392,031
13,342,126
34,049,923
1907
Treasurer (till Tuesday after 1st Mon. Jan.'13)Wm.V. Knott
44,554,201
14.50
14,079,704
30,474,497
1906
12,494,700
41,851,342
14.50
20.356,642
1905
14.50
10,877,335
37,108,077
26,230,742
1900
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Tuesday after the
11,800,000
31,800,000
15.00
20.000.000
1890
first Monday in April, and sessions are limited to 60 days.
The total tax rate (per $1,000) In 1909 Is $26.40, including State and
OUTSTANDING LOANS.
and city tax $13.90. The above tax is the gross rate;
-The following loans were outstanding against
county tax $12.50
the State of Florida on Jan. 1 1909:
10% rebate Is allowed on city taxes If paid wItihn a certain time.
LOANS-In 1903 (under extended limits) the estimated populaPOPULATION.
-Interest.
Principal.
Name and Purpose.
P.Ct. Payable.
When Due. Outstanding
tion was 80,000; in 1900 (Census) It was 54,244; In 1890 It was 43,189; In
Refunding bonds of 1901
3
J-j
$267,700
Jan. 1 1951
1880 it was 30.709.
Refunding gold bonds of 1903
3
J-j
333,867
Jan. 1 1953
THOlVIASVILLE. Jno. W. H. Mitchell, Treasurer.
INTEREST Is payable In Tallahassee.
In Thomas County.
This c:ty Is
TOTAL DEBT &c.
-The total bonded debt on Jan. 1 1909 was $601,567.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $98,000
LOANS28,000 All securities are In the form of registered manuscript bonds and carry 3%
Floating debt
Sewerage.
10,000 interest; they are all held In State Educational funds as Investments.
430'06 J-J $18,000c___July 2 1935 Sinking fund
,
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly after Total assessed val. 1969_ _3,351,000
ASSESSED VALUATION.
-The tax valuation of
actual value.) railroads and telegraphs), personal property, total real estate (Including
(Assessment about
July 2 1923.)
valuation and State
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_410.00 tax rate per $1,000, are given below for the years
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Indicated:
5,322
1917 Population In 1900
5s '87 J-J $15,000
Real Estate,
Personal
State Tax
8,000 Years.
1927 Population in 1909 (est.)
35,000
6s '97 J-J
RR & Tergh.
Propertu.
Total.
per 51 000
Paving Bonds.
$128,091,101
$31,299,129
1908
$159,390,230
$7.50
4 W'07 J-J $30,000....Jan 1 '27-'36
123,627,013
30,926,065
154,553,078
7.50
bonds Is payable at the Importers & Traders' 1907
INTEREST on the paving
26,904,593
115,024,278
1906
142,018,871
6.00
National Bank In New York City; on all other bonds In New York or 1905
24,348,615
107,087,978
131,436,593
6.00
Thomasville.
21,956,207
117,064.840
1004
95,108,633
4.00
20.936,608
111,333,735
90,397,127
5.00
VALDOSTA. John T. Roberts, Mayor; T. N. Holcombe,C1k. 1903
17,844,822
97,551,191
5.00
79,706,369
1901
city is in Lowndcs County. Incorporated 1860.
17,464,049
104,144,605
86,679,656
3.25
1894
Public School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS91,983,467
16,152,122
75,831,345
5s '05 J-J $35,000e_ .Jan 15 1935 1890
Improvement Bonds.
76.611.409
1.65
$5.000c_July 1 '10-'14 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $210,000 1886
The present law requires property to be assessed at "full cash value.'
15,000
115
5s g '09 J-J , 000c_July 1 '15-'24 Floating debt
30,000c_Ju1y 1 '25-'39 Sinking fund
31,533
POPULATION OF STATE.
Assessed valuation 1908_3,825,000 1905
Sanitary Sewer Bonds
87,445
269,49311850
614,84511880
1929 (Assessment about
actual value.)
J-J $35,000 c
5s g
1900
187,74811840
54,477
528,54211870
1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_510.00 1890
25,000 c
J-J
5s g
391,42211860
140,42411830.
34,730
2,854
Population in 1800
Street Bonds.
The proportion of the colored population was 47.01% in 1880, 42.58% In
5,613
9s '04 Aug $15,0000.. Aug 15 1934 Population In 1000
1890 and 43.7% in 1900. In number blacks were 40,242 in 1850; 62,677 in
Population In 1909 (est)
10,000
.
Fire Department Bonds
4s '04 Aug $5,000c ..Aug 15 1934 INTEREST payable In New York or 1860; 91,689 In 1870: 126,690 In 1880: 166,678 In 1890. and 230,730 In 1900
Valdosta.
Water-Works and City-Hall.
j
-J $45,000c__ _Jan 11024
6s
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
WAYCROSS. J. W. Strickland, Clerk.
Tilts city is the county scat of Ware County.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
Pavlov, Water and Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS1937 DADE COUNTY. Z. T.
Os '07 J-J $70,000
School, Street and Sewer Bonds.
Merritt, Clerk Circuit Court.
5s g '06 A-0$100,000c___Oct 1 1036 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909_ $275,000
Miami Is the county seat. A portion of this county has been taken to
3,67 469
l'otal assus.-ed A al. 1908
Sewer Bonds.
create a new county to be known as Palm Beach County, the latter to asactual value.)
J-J $50,000____Jan 1 1030 (Assessment about
Os
Total tax rate(per $l .0001 '
144-*22.50 sume about 50% of the debt of Dade County.
Water floods.
3,364 LOANSWhen Due. Total assessed val. 1907__56,511.122
1920 Population In 1890
J-J $30,000
13s g
Court House, Jail & Road Bonds. (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
5,919
Population In 1900
Academy Bonds.
A-0$131.000____Apr 1 1921 State & Co tax (per$1,000)'0/.538.00
12,000 4;is
1924 Population In 1909 (est.)
$25,000
J-J
Os g
Population in 1890
(Subject to call Apr 1 1911.)
861
INTEREST payable in New York
BONDED DEBT Sept 1908 $131,000 Population In 1900
4,055
WAYNESBORO. J. H. Blount, Collector.
This city Is In Burke County.
DAYTONA. F. N. Conrad, Secretary Board of Pub. Works.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Nov. 1909_ _ _$60,000
LOANSThis town is in Volusia County.
Water Works, Sewer and Electric Nssessed valuation 11107_ 1.099.155 LOANSWhen
1,690
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) 5s '09 Apr $33000........Apr 1 Due. Population In 1900
Light Bonds.
1929
($2,500____Jan 1 1912 City tax rate (per $1,000) '07_55.00
Water.Works Bonds.
5,000____Jan 1 1917 Population In 1900
2,030 5s g '01) J-J $50,000____Jan 1 1939 INTEREST is payable at Daytona.
7,500_ -__Jan 1 1922 Population In 1908(est.)
4,000
Os '07 J-J
110,000____Jan 1 1927 INTEREST is payable at the Colum- DUVAL COUNTY. P. D. Cassidey, Clerk
Circuit Court.
bia Trust Co., New York.
110,000--Jan 1 1932
County seat Is Jacksonville.
125,000____Jan 1 1936
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 '09.. $400,000
LOANSADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
St. Johns River Imp't Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909__16,575,019
J-J $50,000.._ _ _July 1 1932 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions In the Os
(Subject to call after 1912.)
State & Co tax (per$1,000) 09423.50
.
State of Georgia which are not represented among the foregoing detailed
53%s
M-N 225,000_ __Nov 1 1932 Population in 1905
47,912
reports.
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after 1912.)
39.733
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
Court House Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at New York
debt.
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1900.
5100.000
1932 and Jacksonville.
$50,000
None $2,700,000055.50 12,336 Is
Appling County
(Subject to call after 1917.)
988,506 21.50
Ashburn (C.). Turner County.... 55,000 $2,000
80,000
,000 3,027,261 10.00
2,641
Bainbridge, Decatur County
30,000
2,000 1,000,000 c25.00
6,704 GAINESVILLE. J. M. Dell, Clerk and Treasurer.
Baker County
This city Is in Alucha County. Incorporated Jan. 15 1869.
1,090,000 10.00
4,917
Barnesville (C.), Pike County_ _ 48,000
75,000
3,016,012 c11.00
LOANSWhen Due BONDED DEBT May 4 '08.5164,000
Ben 11111 County
30,000
200,000 19.00
1,148 $90,000
Assessed valuation 1903.... 1,014,273
Blue Ridge. Fannin County
25,000
580,000 a7.50
f 35,000c___Jan 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_425 OG
Cairo, Grady County
2,404,145a12.5(
3,135 Is g
5 40,000e. _Jan 1 1931 Population In 1890
Cartersville (0), Barton Co____ 81,000
2,790
1,000,000(112.50
2,823
'06___- l 40,000c_ _Jan 1 1941 Population in 1900
Cedartown (C), Polk County__ 82,500
3.633
Park Bonds.
55,000
3,538.106 07.00
INTEREST payable at City Treas.Chattooga County
$900,000a$11.00 $1,454 Os g '07 F-A $8,000.___ Feb 1 1917 urer's office.
County___$50,000
Commerce, Jackson
(Subject to call any time.)
60,000 $12,000 1,401,800 14.00
Covington (0)
.
4,315
57,500 15,151 1,052,989a13.50
Dalton (C), Whitfield Co
2,926 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. C. M. Knott, Cl'k of Comm's.
1,787,227312.00
Dawson (0), Terrell County...._ 83,000
5,574,242
50,000
Dougherty County
County scat is Tampa.
617 LOANSDouglas, Coffee County
1,597,380 10.00
77,000
When Due. Floating debt
$83,783
36,000
None 4,750,000 65.00 14,828
Road BondsTOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1908. 461,283
Early County
46,500
1,925 1,050,009a10.00
1,823 41 g
Eatonton, Putnam County
J-J 5346,000____Jtily 1 1933 Total assessed val. 1907_14,628.404
34,500
None 2,600,000 8.00 19,720
County
Court House Bonds.
Elbert
State & Co tax (perS1,000)'07_$25.50
140,000
2,511,790a11.00
Elberton (C), Elbert County
Os
$31,500
Population in 1900
36,013
30,000
None
800,000 10.00
Forsyth, Monroe County
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '08..$377.500 Population in 1905
51,416
2,000
30,000
Clay County
600,000 10.00
1,305
Fort Gaines,
37.000
2.000
950,000 a9.00
2,022 JACKSON COUNTY. W. A. McRae, Clerk Circuit Court.
Fort Valley, Houston County
48,000 15,000 2,443,157a15.00 17,700
Franklin County
Marianna Is the county seat.
40,000 10,000 2,000,000c13.00 18,000
Harris County
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_43,500.000
LOANS891,785a15.00
Jackson (C), Butts County__ - 33,500
Court-House Bonds.
State&Co-tax (per $1,000) '09_516.50
50,000
2,224,987016.50 20,160 4s '06 May $52,000c___May 1 1936 Population In 1905
Jasper County
27,073
30,000
1,246,370012.00
Jeff Davis County
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909..$52,000 Population in 1907 (est.)
30,000
50,000
Jefferson County
3,469,719c11.50 18,212
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the County Treasurer
1,992
Madison (0.), Morgan County__ 75,000 25.000 1,800,000a10.00
48,000 15,000 1,600,000a15.00
Milledgeville, Baldwin Co_
5,455 JACKSONVILLE:Wm. J. Jordan, Mayor.
29,000
2,000
Monticello, Jasper County
1,106
575,000 8.00
This is the county seat of Duval County. Incorporated 1844.
95,000
3,700 1,717,109 12.00
(0.), Colquit Co
3,493 LOANSMoultrie
Whets Due. Total assessed val. 1908_S24,400,006
5,000
Nashville (T), Berrien County_ 35,000
600,000a10.00
293
Works and Imp't Bonds
(Assessment 3-5 actual value.)
50,000
4,000
Ocilla, Irwin County
852,720 24.00
805 5s Water
g
M-N $1,368.000c_May 15 '24 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08417.10
30,000
None 2,405,781 8.00 13,436
Putnam County
17.201
65,000
2,281 58 Improvement Bonds .Jan 1 1936 Population In 1890
2,117,488 a9.00
Quitman, Brooks County
z'06 J-J $400,000c__
28 4?0
2.500
1,150 BOND. DEBT Mch 31009 $1,768.000 Population In 1900
678,649 8.00
Sparta, Hancock County._. - ._ 26,500
Population in 1005
35,301
48,000
None 2,250,000011.50
Stephens County
INTEREST Is payable In Jacksonville or New York.
3,000 2,382,478a10.00
Summerville, Itichmond Co__ _ 67,000
3,245
40,000
None
552 JEFFERSON COUNTY.
639,000 ____
Sylvester, Worth County
R. C. Parkhill, Cl'k of Circuit C'rt.
45,000
2,572,976 7.20
Telfair County
Monticell , I; t le county wat•
79,00
16,000 1,744,105a13.00
Tifton (C), Tut County
When Due.I
Railroad Bonds.
50,000
None 0,000,000 a7.00 24,002 LOANSTroup County
Court-House Bonds.
70,000
-$25000
2,293,000
Turner County
_Jan 1 19491i3OND. DEBT Jan 1 1909__ _560,000
1.200,000 22.20
Washington (C.). Wilkes Co- 39,000 __ _ _
3,300 5s '09 J-J $35,000c_ _Jan
(Subject to call after
1 1929.)'Assessed valuation 1908_2,247,428
None 3,397,080c11.90
33,000
Wilkes County
!Population In 1900
16.000
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office and at the Han(0) City. (T) Town. (V) Village a Total tax. b County tax. c State and
over National Bank, New York City.
county tax. d City tax.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
ALABAMA-DEBT OF STATE.
174
KEY WEST. Chas. J. Curry, Auditor.
Incorporated 1834.
County seat of Monroe County.
tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Works Plant Bonds.
6s '05 J-J $100,000c_ _Jan 1 1925
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1905
Judgment Bonds.
6s '99 J'ne$148,000c__ _June 1 1929
(Subject to call after June 1 1919)
Refunding Bonds.
5s '05 A-0$115,000c__Oct 1 1955
(Subject to call Oct 1 1935.)
55 '02 J-J $26,500c_ _July 11017
(Subject to call after July 1 1912)
Refunding Warrants
8s '08 M-S $35,500c___Mch 1 1918
(Subject to call at any time.)
All bonds are
Street Bonds
55 '90 May $13,500c___May 1 1920
(Subject to call after 1900.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909 $438,500
17,000
Sinking fund
4,291,000
Assessed valuation 1908
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09.518.00
17.114
Population in 1901,
20,408
Population in 1905
INTEREST is payable at New
York City.
$130,900
When Due. Sinking fund, &c
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909.AI:1,353,326
Refunding Bonds.
5s g '99 J-D $100,000c_ _June 1 1929 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
170,500c _July 11020 Tax rate (per101d territory_520.50
55 g '99 J-J
$1,000) '09.1New territory_ 16.50
Municipal Improvement.
15,839
6s z '96 J-J $300,000c___Jan 1 1921 Population in 1900
22,823
BOND. DEBT June 1 '09 $1,010,500 Population In 1005
36.712
Floating debt
INTEREST on the municipal Improvement bonds is payable at the National Bank of Commerce. New York: on all other bonds at the United States
Mortgage da Trust Co. of New York.
WEST TAMPA.
This clty is in Hillsborough County.
When Due.I BONDED DEBT Nov 1908.5300,000
LOANSImprovement Bonds.
5s '08 M-S$180,000____Sept 1 19331
INTEREST on 5s of 1908 Is payable at Nat. Bank of Commerce. N. Y.
LAKE CITY. W. M. Ives, Treasurer.
This city is situated in Columbia County. Incorporated 1857.
When Due.
School Bonds.
LOANSPurchase of Material ec Sewer Bds.158 z 05 M-S $10.000e.__ _Sept 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909___$185,500
88 '06 ___ $43,000
Total assessed val. 1908___1,138,243
Street Bonds.
$7,500
1920 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
5s '00 ___
Total tax (per 51,000) '08_516.00
Light and Water Bonds.
6,500
55 g '05 Sept $125,000c_ _Sept 1 1925 Population In 1905
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank, Lake City.
I
MIAMI. C. L. Huddleston, Auditor.
This city Is In Dade County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1908_ _$1,869,824
LOANS(Assessment 3-5 actual value.)
Improvement Bonds.
'5s '06 ___ 5100,000_ _July 2 1936 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'08$13.00
.GEN. BONDS May 1909._ _5100,000
ORLANDO. W. H. Jewell, Mayor; C. A. Boone, Clerk.
County seat of Orange County. Incorporated 1875. All bonds are extmpt from taxation.
When Due. GEN. BONDS Sept 18 1909_$53,000
LOANS7,000
Street paving debt
Public Improvement.
M-N $15,000c_ _Nov 11011 Assessed valuation 1909___1,957,170
7s
(Assessment 3-5 actual value.)
8,000c._ _July 1 1917
75
J-J
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 $13.00
General Revenue.
2,856
J-J
$5,000c__ _July 11017 Population In 1890
7s
2,481
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
5,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $25,000c__ _June 1 1933
5s
INTEREST is payable at the Hanover National Bank, New York City.
PALATKA. A. T. Triay, Clerk.
This city is in Putnam County.
89,000
When Due. Notes outstanding
LOANS1942 Assessed valuation 1008...1.437,974
M-N $144,000c
la
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908 _ _120.00
and Pavin Bonds.
Refunding
3,950
1042 Population in 1900
'lls '02 M-N $50,000c
INTEREST is payable In Palatka
(Subject to call after 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_-$175,000
PENSACOLA. Geo. T. Morgan, Comptroller.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions In
the State of Florida which are not represented among the foregoing reports.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop.
Valuation $1,000. lotion
Debt.
Debt.
1900.
$
5
$
$
1,950
982,000 ___45,000
Bartow (C), Polk County
Bradentown (C), Manatee Co.._ 45,000900
530,000a15.06
None
Clearwater, Hillsboro County__ 40,000
1,661
364,974a15.00
DeFuniak Sp'gs(T), WaltonCo_ 33,000
4,959
Fernandina (C), Nassau County 63,000 12,329 1,253,056a16.00
000,000
Lakeland (C), Polk County__ 42.000
9,000 2,089,000617.75
60,000
Monroe County
4,493
1,449,365a17.00
42,000
Ocala, Marion County
41,400 20,000 3,697,234c29.50
Palm Beach County
300,000a12.50
None
25,000
Palmetto (C). Manatee Co
1,600,000 3.00
39.000
West Palm Bch. S. D. No. 1
(C) City.
a Total tax.
b County tax.
c State & county tax.
State of Alabama.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act March 3 1817) a Aug. 15 1817
Admitted as a State (Act March 2 1810). ._Nov. 9 1819
52,250
Total area of State (square miles)
Montgomery
State Capital
B. B. Comer
Governor (term expires Jan 14 1911)
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1911)__ F. N. Julian
W. D Seed
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1911)
a This is date when the Mississippi Constitutional Convention completed
Thiscity is in Escambia County. Re-Incorporated In 1895.
Its labors, the Act establishing the Territorial Government of Alabama havPrior to Nov. 1 1901 the comorom se bonds of this city carried 5%.
ing provided that the Act was to commence and go into force when the
Water-Plant Purchase Bonds.
When Due.
'LOANSConstitutional Convention of Mississippi had "formed a Constitution and
Compromise Bonds (Tax exempt). 44s'06 $250,000
Government for that part of the Mississippi Territory lying west of
"
'65 '81 M-N $240.000c _Nov 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1909_5890,000 "State
the territory herein described."
63,923
Sewer 6c Drainage Bonds (Tax ex.) Csah on hand
-Under the new Constitution the Legislature meets
LEGISLATURE.
434g'06 J-J $250,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1936 Total assessed val. 1908_13.440947
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1931.) (Assessment about 75% actual val.) quadrennially on the second Tuesday in January or on such other day as
City Hall & Jail Bonds (Tax exempt). City tax rate (per $1,000) '08_$13.00 may be prescribed by law. Session limited to 50 working days. Last
11,750 regular session convened Jan. 8 1907 and adjourned Aug. 7 1007. The
4)4g'06 .1-.1 $100,000c__ _Jan 1 1936 Population in 1890
17,747 Legislature met In special session Nov. 7 1907 and adjourned Nov. 23 1907.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1931.) Population in 1900
37,507 This body also met In special session on July 27 1909 and adjourned Aug. 24
Population in 1909 (est)
Paving Bonds (Tax exempt).
1909.
J-J $50,000c__ _Jan 1 1936
4)4g'06
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1931.)
-For the early history of Alabama's State debt see
HISTORY OF DEBT.
INTEREST on the compromise bonds is payable in Pensacola: on all "State and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 168. Under an Act of
other bonds at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co., New York.
the State Legislature approved Feb. 18 1895, all bonds authorized to be
23
Act
under
PUTNAM COUNTY. L .C. Stephens, Ch'man Co. Com'rs. exchangedby Julythe1896.approved Feb. thus1876 were barred if not exbarred was 5185 400. By
The amount
1
changed
Palatka Is the county seat.
the
BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_5190,000 another Act also approved Feb 18 1895 and amended Feb. 16 1899.
When Due.
LOANSrefunded the bonds Issued under the Act of Feb. 23 1876 (Series
5,000 Governor
Floating debt
Bridge .fc Court House Bonds.
$25,000c_ _ May 7 1924 Assessed valuation 1908___3,000,000 "A,""B." and "C") with new securities.
11,641 LOANSRefunding Bonds, 1906
When Due.
120,000c___May 7 1931 Population in 1900
J-J $7,137,000_July 1 1956
Sub'n Bonds Renew Class "C"
4s
'09 3.1-N5s -N 20,000c___May 7 1936
Funded Bonds to Retire 6s of
1906.
40,000c__ _May 7 1944
Jan 1 1956
J-J $966,000_
1880.•
3)4s
40,000c_ ..May 7 1949
4s 'DO J. J $954,000_ _ __Jan 1 1920
45,000c_May 7 1954
INTEREST Is payable at the County Court House.
-The funding 4s are for $500 and 51.000 each:
PAR VALUE OF BON DS.
the bonds of 1906 51,000 each.
QUINCY. Ti. A. Love, Mayor.
-Interest Is payable In New York at the American Exchange
I N T E RE ST.
This place is in Gadsden County.
National I3ank and In Montgomery.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5s g '09 J-J $10,000c___July 1 1949
Water Works Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT. Total bonded debt Sept. 17 1909. 50,057,000.
5s g '09 J-J $36,000c___July 1 1949 BOND. DEBT July 1 1909_$104,000
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE, ETC3,200
Floating debt
Electric Light Bonds.
Amount of
General
Valuation of
$9,000c___July 1 1949 Assessed valuation 1908._ 735,100 Year.
Sag '09 J-J
Taxes.
Tax Rate.
Property.
Sewer Bonds.
51,694,445.48
52.50
$467,784,606.88
1908
5s g '09 J-J $25,000c_ _July 1 1949
1,126,145.00
2.50
450,529,553.00
1907
payable in Quincy.
INTEREST is
936,713.78
2.50
374,850,032.00
1906
868,151.21
2.50
347,228,469.00
1905
ST. AUGUSTINE. Jno. M. G. Carrera, City Clerk.
815,863.81
2.50
326,173,663.00
1904
County seat of St. John's County.
1,641,415.63
5.50
298,440,145 00
5,200 1902
In 1905
When Due. Population
LOANS2,154,930.07
5.50
288,657,737.00
4,272 1901
M-N $75,000_.May 15 1927 Population in 1900
5s g
2,028,063.24
5.50
270,408,432.00
5,500 1900
BOND. DEBT Sept 5 1908_$75,000 Population in 1908 (est.)
1,335,750.80
5.50
242,537 176.00
1895
Assessed valuation 1908...1,654,415
1,042,618.03
4.00
258,979,575.41
1890
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank In St. Augustine.
1,041,897.74
6.00
172,528,033.32
1885
1,016,518.44
7.50
135,535,792.00
PETERSBURG. W. F. Devine, Clerk.
1876
ST.
This city is in Hillsboro County.
In addition to the above tax rate of 23 mills for general purposes In 1008,
Water-Works Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSa special school tax of 3
there was levied a special-soldier tax of 1 mill and
• 55 '93 ____ $9,000
Refunding Bonds.
mills
3,000
.1932
1933 Cs '02
__s'03 ____ $7,000
-A revised Constitution was adopted
DEBT AND TAX LIMITATIONS.
1933
1 1039 6s '03 ____ 10,000
10,000c_-_Jan
-J
55 g '09 j
at the election held Nov. 11 1901 and became effective Nov. 28, 1901.
1935
Os '05 ____ 15,000
Sewer Bonds.
The new instrument makes radical changes In relation to debt and taxation,
School Bonds.
1932
8s '02 ____ $5,000
511,000
1932 an outline of which was furnished In an editorial In our "State and City
1935 6s '02
5,000
6s '05 _ ._ _
City-Hall and Fire-Station Bonds. Supplement" of October 1901. We have only room to indicate a few of
Funding Bonds.
55,000
1935 Its features.
1933 Gs '05
6s '03 _ .__ 512,300
Pumping Station Bonds.
STATE DEBT.
-Under Section 213 (Article XI) the State is prohibited
Street Bonds.
1938 from creating any new debt, except to repel invasion or suppress Insurrec1913 8s g '08 s-an $7,000c
6s '93 ____ $3,000
(Subject to call after 1928.)
1934
69 '04 ____ 10,000
tion. This prohibition, however does not apply In the case of bonds to
1935 BOND.DEBT Mob 12 1909 $117,300 refund old issues or temporary loans to meet deficiencies. the latter, though
tis '05 ____ 10,000
1,944 300 being limited to $300,000. Section 214 limits taxation for State purposes
1938 Total assessed val, 1908
5,000e
Sag '08s-a
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08 $20.00 to sixty-five one hundredths of one per cent.
1928.)
(Subject to call after
Population in 1900
2,316
The sections relating to taxation of counties and municipalities are also
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 Is payable at the City Treasurer's office. given in Article XI , being numbered 215, 216 and 219. They aro very
lengthy and will be found in full In the editorial above referred to.
SARASOTA.
-The debt-incurring power of counties
LIMIT OF INDEBTEDNESS.
This place is In Manatee County.
and municipalities In the new Constitution are contained In Sections 222 to
When Due.I
LOANS220 inclusive, forming part of Article XII.
Street Bonds.
BOND ISSUES TO BE VOTED ON.
-Under Sec. 222 all bonds proposed
6s '09 M-N $25,000____May 1 19391
to be issued under general laws must first be authorized by a majority vote
TALLAHASSEE. A. H. Williams, Clerk.
of the qualified voters of the county, city, town, village or other political
This city, the capital of the State, is in Leon County.
sub-division desiring to issue such securities. There are exceptions to this,
When Due.
LOANShowever. See the Section In full in the above-mentioned editorial.
19381
68 g '08 J-J $75,000
per cent of the assessed
COUNTIES are limited by Section 224 to 3
valuation of property. This limitation does not affect any debt existing
TAMPA. John A. Hansbrough, Auditor.
at the time of the adoption of the constitution in excess of 3)4 per cent
county seat of Hillsborough County. Inc. July 15 1887.
Tampa is the
either created or authorized by existing laws to be created. Such counties
Park Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS58 g '05 J-J $140,000c_ _ _June 1 1955 already indebted in excess of 35 per cent are permitted to incur an addiStreet and Sewer Bonds.
tional debt of 1 34 per cent of the assessed valuation. Counties arc allowed
(Subject to call June 11925.)
55 'OS J-J $300,000c......June 1 1955
to fund or refund any existing indebtedness.
(Subject to call June 1 1925.)
I
Nov., 1909.]
ALABAMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
175
CITIES TOWNS,etc., having a population of less than 6,000 are limited DALLAS COUNTY. Julien Smith, County Commissioner.
to 5 per cent of the assessed value of property, with an additional 3 per cent
County seat is Selma.
for water works, gas or electric light plants or sewerage. This limitation
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1909__ _$100,000
does not affect any debt now authorized by law to be created or any LOANS
Bridge Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908__12,490.427
temporary loans to be paid within one year made in anticipation of the
J-.T $60,000c_ Jan. 1 1919 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
collection of taxes, not exceeding one-fourth of the annual revenues of such 4s
847 00
.
Optional,$5,000 yearly aft. Jan. 1 '01 County tax rate(per$1,000) '08_$,687
city or town.
Court House Bonds.
49,350
Population in 1890 was
4s
CITIES AND TOWNS of 6,000 or over inhabitants, also GADSDEN
J-J $40,000c__ Jan. 1 1922 Population in 1900 was
ENSLEY, DECATUR and NEW DECATUR, are limited in their debt- Optional. $5,000 yearly after 1914. Population in 1909 (est.)
60,000
making powers to 7 per cent of the assessed valuation. The following.
INTEREST is payable at City National Bank, Selma, Ala.
described classes of Indebtedness are not to be considered in figuring the
debt limit: temporary loans to be paid within one year, made in anticipation of the collection of taxes, and not exceeding one-fourth of the general EUFAULA. A. A. Courie, Clerk.
This city Is in Barbour County. Incorporated about 1848.
revenues; bonds or other obligations already issued, or which may hereafter
be issued, for the purpose of acquiring, providing or constructing school LOANS$24,000
When Due. Sinking fund
houses, water-works and sewers; and obligations incurred and bonds issued
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909_. _1,250,000
for street or sidewalk improvements where the cost of the same, in whole Os '06 J-J $67,000c
1926 (Assessm't about 60% actual value.)
against the property abutting said improvements;
Refunding Bonds.
or in part, is to be assessed
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09_$10.00
provided, that the proceeds of all obligations issued as herein provided, in 6s '99 .T-D $82,000 c
4,532
1929 Population in 1900
excess of said 7 per cent, shall not be used for any purpose other than that TOTAL DEBT Sept 1909_$149,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
6,000
issued. Nothing contained in this Article
for which said obligations were
INTEREST payable in New York and in Eufaula.
Is to prevent the funding or refunding of existing indebtedness. Nor is the
TAX FREE.
-Bonds are exempt from taxation.
Section to apply to the cities of SHEFFIELD and TUSCUMBIA.
Section 220 provides that no city, town or village whose present indebtedness exceeds the limitation imposed by this Constitution shall be allowed to FLORENCE. A. E. Walker, Mayor; J. B. White, Clerk.
County seat of Lauderdale County. Incorporated Jan. 27, 1826.
become indebted in any further amount, except as otherwise provided in
this Constitution, until such Indebtedness shall be reduced within such LOANS
When Due.I TOTAL DEBT May 1909_ _ _$140,000
limit; provided, however that nothing herein contained shall prevent any
Funding Bonds
1929I Total assessed val. 1908__.2,500,000
municipality except the city of GADSDEN from issuing bonds already 5s '09 ____ $15,000c
1(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
authorized by law; provided, further, this Section shall not apply to the
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08 $:40710
665.082
cities of SHEFFIELD and TUSCUMBIA.
5s
J-J $100,000c
1919 Population 1890 was
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1000 was
POPULATION OF STATE.
J-J $40,000c___ Jan 1 1921 Population in 1906 (est.) __10,000
5s
1,828,69711870
590,758
998,99211840
1900
INTEREST is payable in New York at National Park Bank.
1,513,017 1860
309,527
1890
964,201 1830
1,282,505 1850
127,901 GADSDEN. W. T.
1880
771,623 1820
Murphree, Mayor.
The proportion of the colored population was 47.53% in 1880, 45.04%
in 1800 and 45.3% in 1900. In number, blacks were 345,109 in 1850
437,770 in 1860; 475,510 in 1870; 800,103 in 1880; 881,431 In 1890 and
827,307 in 1900.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF ALABAMA.
ANNISTON, H. A. Young, Treasurer.
Anntitorl is in Calhoun County. Incorporated
Feb. 23 188:).
Oxanna
has recently been annexed.
An adjustment of this city s debt was effected n 1900 new 20-year bonds
old bonds. The new bonds bear 2% interest
being issued in exchange for
for the first five years, 3% for the next five years, 5% for the third five
years and 6% for the remaining five years. Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1919...$6,016 900
LOANS(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
School Bonds.
_ $4,400
Total tax rate(per 81,00(1) '09-$17.00
5s
Refunding Bonds
Population 1890 (Census)
9,908
9 695
__s, g, J-D $360,100c__Dec. 1 1919 Population in 1900 was
Population of Oxanna (addiFor rate of interest see note above
_1,184
GEN'L D'T Nov 10 1909_$364,500
timbal). 1900
Assessment debt
20,800 Interest is payable at Safe Deposit &
45,000
Trust Co.. Baltimore.
Floating debt
BESSEMER. I. A. Lewis, Mayor; J. B. Hornton, Treas.
Situated in Jefferson County. Incorporated 1887.
Fire-Department Bonds.
When Due
LOANSSac '07 MS 57,500e_ Sept 1
Improvement Bonds.
A-0 $50,000c___ Apr 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 27 1909 $246,500
Os g
29,000c___July 1 1939 Assess. valuation 1908_ _2,577,000
J-J
Os g
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
5s
F-A $70,000c___ Feb 1 1932 Total tax (per $1.000) 1908_$23.50
4,544
is g '08 M-S 25,000c. __Sept 1 1938 Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
6,358
School Bonds.
10,000
F-A $13.000c__ _Feb 1 1932 Population In 1906 (est )_
Os
INTEREST payable in New York.
Sag '08 M-S 50,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1937
This city is the county seat of Etowah County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
5s '09 M-S $40,000...._ ..Sept 1 1939
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 24 1909 $270,000
4s
___ $30,000c
(Total assessed val. 1908_ _ _3,370,000
School Building Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5s g '07 J-J $20.000c..--Jan 1 1937)
'Total tax rate (per$1,000)'08_$10.00
Water Plant Bonds.
ss '08 A-0 $100,000c__Oct 1 1938 Population in 1900
INTEREST payable at New York.I Population in 1909 (est.)
10,000
HUNTSVILLE. R. E. Smith, Mayor; D. B. Lillard, Clerk.
This is the county seat of Madison County.
School and Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $40,000c__ _Jan. 1 1932
Sag
Water Bonds (1st mort.)
5s
F-A $20,000c___Feb. 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Sept 16 1909 $195,000
A-0 20,000..__ Apr 1 1922 Street bonds (add'1)
43,000
5s
Assessed valuation 1909 _ _3,250,000
Funding Bonds.
A-0 $40,000c__Oct. 15 1933 (Assessment about A actual value.)
Sag
M-N 10,000___ _Nov 2 1938 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09 $10.00
5s
15,000____Nov 2 1938 Population 1890 (local cen.) __ _7,995
5s
Population in 1900 was
Sewer Bonds
8,068
J-11 $10,000c___Dec. 1 1917 Population in 1909 (est.)
Os
20,000
40,000_ ___July 1 1927
J-J
Os
INTEREST on the 5 p. c. water and funding bonds Is payable at Mechanics' National Bank, New York City. Coupons are all tax receivable.
JEFFERSON COUNTY. Fred. W. Mayhew, Treasurer.
County seat is Birmingham. Bonds are tax-exempt.
Sanitary Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s
J-J $20,000e__ July 1 1931
Court House and Jail.
Is
J-D $200,000c_Dec. 1 1917 4 As g'01 J-J 380,000c_ _ July 1 1931
6s
M-S 200,000c_ Mar. 1 1919 TOTAL I) r:Ii
Niav
_ $ ,100.000
Total assessed val. 1908..91,816,400
Road Bonds.
(Assessment is A actual value.)
(is
M-N $50.000c_ _ Nov. 1 1919
55
J-J
50,000c _July 15 1920 State & Co. tax (per M) 1908_$13.00
A-0 100,000c_ Oct. 1 1921 Population 1890 was
88,501
Gs
Population 1900 was
Sewer Bonds.
140,420
$100,0000_ July 1 '31 Population In 1907 (est.) _ _225 000
4 Asg J-J
INTEREST on all the bonds is payable in New York; on 4 As due 1931
and 5s due 1920 at Hanover National Bank; on 6s due 1917 at National
Park Bank; on 6s due 1919 at First National Bank.
BIRMINGHAM. C. S. Petersen, Aud.; Geo.Eustis, Treas. LIMESTONE COUNTY. Geo. Malone, Judge of Probate
Birmingham is in Jefferson County. Incorporated 1871. The new
State Constitution, which went into effect Nov. 28 1001, provides that this
city may levy and collect a tax not to exceed A of 1%, in addition to the
tax of A of 1% (as provided in tile 1889 amendment to the old Constitution), to be applied exclusively to the payment of interest on bonds of this
city issued prior to Nov. 28 1901 (or which at that time were authorized
to be issued), and for a sinking fund to pay off said bonds at maturity.
A legislative Act providing for consolidation with North Birmingham and
other municipalities so as to form the "Greater Birmingham" and to become effective in Oct. 1909, was declared unconstitutional. V. 88, p. 698.
A similar Act passed by the 1909 special session of the Legislature providing
for consolidation Jan. 1 1910 has also been declared unconstitutional by
the Chancery Court,and is now before the State Supreme Court. V.89,p.1363
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
LOANS7sg'86 J-D $60,000c_ Dec. 1 1016
City Hall and School Building.
5s g '00 J-D $250,000c_Dec. 1 1930 5sg'00 J-J 269,000c_ July 2 1930
Refunding Bonds.
Sanitary Bonds.
A-0 $30,000c__ Oct. 1 1930
6sg'87 M-N $50,0000_May 1 1917 5500
58'01
J-J
20.000c_ July 1 1931
Sanitary and Building.
Town of Highlands (assumed)
6sg'87 M-S $50,000c_ Sept. 10 1917
Gsg'88 MS 50,000c_ Mar. 15 1918 Os g '91 111.-N $30,000c_ _ May 13 1921
Its '92 111-N 45,000c May 15 1922
Improvement Bonds (Pref.)
Osfe94 J-J $150,000c_Jan. 15 1924 Town of Avondale (Assumed)
Sewer Bonds.
Improvement.
Public
isg'89 M-S $300,000c_ Mar. 1 1919 5s g '06 ____ $25,000_ _July 1 1938
6sg'91 M-S 200,000c Sept. 15 1921 6s g '92 __ 15,000____Apr 1 1922
Improvement Bonds
150,000c_Jan. 15 1922
6sg'02 J-J
5sg'00 A-0 200,000c.. Apr. 1 1920 Os g '01 ____ $15,000_ _ _ _July 1 1931
School Bonds
5sg'91 M-S 100,000c_ _Mar 16 1921
M-N
5,000c_Nov. 15 1917 Os g '02 ____ $10.000___Mch 15 1932
75'87
School Bonds.
GEN. BONDS July 1 '09 $2,489,000
291,0(10
Osg'88 J-D $25,000c_ June 1 1918 Assessment debt
5sg'04 J-J 200,000c__ July 1 1924 Total assessed val. 1909.,43,626 985
55 '09 J-J 150,000__July 1 1939 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) '08____$10.00
Refunding and Improvement.
28,178
6sg'93 F A $140,000c_Feb. 13 1923 Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 (Census) _38,415
Sewer Bonds
'75,000
55 g '08 J-J $100,000_ _July 1 1938 Population in 1908 (est.)
INTEREST is payable in New York at the Hanover National Bank,
National Park Bank, Mercantile National Bank and Chase National Bank,
CALHOUN COUNTY. H. B. Glover, Treasurer.
Anniston is tile county seat. Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. 1 otal assessed val, 1909_$13,900,032
LOANS1921 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
4 As'01 J-J $35,000c
1917, State & Co tax (per M) 1909__$12.20
97 A-0 75,000o
Ss'
'Population in 1900
Court House Bonds.
19211Population In 1907 (est)
4s 01 J-J $65,000c_
A
52, 74
340800
BOND. DEBT Sept 24 1909 $175,000 ,
INTEREST on the bonds of 1897 is payable at the Hanover National
Bank, New York City; on all other bonds at the Morton Trust Co.. N. Y. C.
COLBERT COUNTY, Oscar G. Simpson, Judge Pro. Court.
Tuscumbla is the county seat.
When Due. (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
LONNS County tax rate(per$1,000)'09_$5.00
Road Bonds
Population in 1900
22,341
__ $200,000
27,000
irOND.
DEBT Sept 20 1909 $200,000 Population in 1907 (est)
Total assessed val. 1909_$750,000
INTEREST is payable In ChicagO,
Athens is the county seat.
When Due.ITotal assessed val. 1969 _$i,249,464
LOANSI(Assessment about 1-3 actual value )
Road Bonds.
10371St,,t( AcCo.tax(per 31,1)00) 1.0.$14.60
4!.s'07 M-N $135,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909 $135,000 Population in 1900
22,385
INTEREST is payable at New York.
MADISON COUNTY. W. T. Lawlor, Judge of Probate.
County seat is Huntsville. Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_ $172,500
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1908_ _9,467,049
Road Bonds,
5s
J-J $50.000c__ Jan. 1 1929 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08_514..30
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919)
38 119
.1-.1 $22.500e ________ 1920 Population in 1890 was
5s
1925 Population in 1900 was
1),I-N 25,000c
43,702
55
Population in 1907 (est.)
(Subject to call after 1915.)
50,000
1935 INTEREST payable at Mechanics'
M-N $25.000c
5s
National Bank, New York.
(Subject to call after 1925.)
Refunding Bonds.
4 As g J-J $50,000c _July 1 1939
(Subject to call after July 1 1929.)
MOBILE. Pat J. Lyons, Mayor; G. G. McMahon, Sec.toM'r.
Mobile is the county seat. of Mobile County. Incorporated 1814. This
city has paid its interest regularly since the compromise with its bondholders
in 1881. The city in Jan.1907 purchased the plants of the Blenville Water Supply Co. for $350,000, payments to be made in thirty annual installments
deferred payments carrying 3% interest. V83, p. 173. tip to Jan. 1
1909 $21,000 of this amount had been paid off. The entire water supply is
now controlled by tile city.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS43.g'07 A-0$1,890,000c_ _Oct 1 1937
Water and Sewer Bonds 1899.
Paving Bonds.
.I-J $750,000c_ Jan. 2 1939
4 As
6s
J-D $33,500c
to 1918
Paving Bonds.
1921 5s
J-J 131,000c _ _ .... __to 1917
$155.500c
M-N
5s
(At least one-fifteenth to be redeema (At least one-fifteenth to be redeem
ed each year.
ble each year.)
M-S 221,500c
to 1919
F-A $145,000___Aug 1 1918 5s
5s
(At least one-tenth to be redeema- (At least one-fifteenth to be redeemed
each year.)
ble each year.)
-Works Pur Bonds 55 '09 M-N 280,000c
Bienville Water
Improvement Bonds.
3s '07__ $329,000
4s
M-S $60,000c _ Afar. 1 1921
(See remarks above.)
INTEREST on the water and sewer bonds and the improvement bonds
Exchange National Bank, New York, and First
is payable at the American
National Bank, Mobile; on the improvement bonds of 1909 at Mobile.
TOTAL BONDED DEBT Nov.1909,$3,985,000,including water,specie/
assessment, sewer and other improvement bonds.
Of the original issue of $2,500,000 funding bonds of 1881.
$1,897,000 were refunded on April 1 1908 ($1,890,000 now outstanding, as given above), being all that was outstanding on that day.
The remainder, $603,000. were retired from time to time since their issuance. Besides being a direct obligation of the city, the bonds are additionally secured by a first lien on wharf property, water-front rights and
privileges of the city valued at $2,000,000. The city will continue to levy
the tax of i of 1 %,as required by an Act of the Legislature. on Its value
ation to provide for the payment of principal and interest on these bonds
until the debt Is completely paid off.
-
176
MISSISSIPPI
-DEBT OF STATE.
'VOL. Lxxxix.
ASSESSED VALUATION for 1908, real and personal, 527,116,772; TUSCALOOSA. W.M. Faulk, Mayor; D. B. Robertson,C1k.
for 1907, real and personal, was $22,481,197; for 1904 of real estate and per
County seat of Tuscaloosa County. Incorporated Dec. 13 1819.
sonal property was $19,000,000; 1897 was $15,718,922; for 1896, of real
The State Supreme Court on May 12 1908 upheld the validity of the
estate, was $10,303,555; of personal property, $4,252,872; total, $14,556.- $75,000
5% water-works bonds given below. V. 88, p. 643.
427. The total tax rate (per $1,000) for 1908 was $23.50.
LOANSWhen Due
Water Works Bonds.
POPULATION.
-Population in 1909 (est.) 70,000; In 1900 (Census) it
Refunding Bonds.
5s '09 J-J $75,000c_ July 1 1939
was 38,469; In 1890 It was 31,076; In 1880 was 29,132; In 1870 was 32.034.
5sg'02 J-J $125,000c_ July 1 1932 BOND, DEBT May 1909_5216,000
Judgment Bonds
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
1932 City tax rate(per $1,000) '08_55.00
$800
__s '02 ___
MOBILE COUNTY. G. E. Stone, Treasurer.
Population In 1800 was
Paving Bonds.
4,215
County seat is Mobile.
__1918 Population In 1900 was
8s '08 ___ $13,000___
5 094
LOANS$22,820,075
When Due. Assessed val., real
'
2,200----------1919 Population In 1908
7,140
Refunding.
Assessed val., personal__ 12,013,567
INTEREST Is payable at Importers' e6 Traders' Nat. Bank New York.
55
J-D $169,000c_ June 1 1911 Total assessed val. 1908_ 35,733,642
55 '08 M-S 143,00cc _Itch 1 1028
(Assessment full value.)
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
State & Co.tax (per 51,000i'Cl9 $14.00
In the following table we give statistics regarding minor etyll divisions in
48'06
J-J $200.000c_ July 1 1926 Population In 1890 was..___. _51,587 the State of Alabama which are not represented among the foregoing
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_5512,000 Population in 1900 was
62,740
Banded Floating Assessed Tax Per PopuINTEREST on the 4s Is payable at the Bank of Mobile, N. B. A.; on the
Debt. Valuation. $1,000. lotion.
Debi.
5s of 1908 at the Central Trust Co., Mobile,or at A. B. Leach & Co., New
5
$
$
1900.
$
York City; on all other bonds at the First National Bank of Mobile.
500,000 a5.00
None
Abbeville (T.), Henry County_ 32,000
889
816,604 a7.50
1,000
1.382
TAX FREE.
-The county's 5 per cent bonds are exempt from taxation Brewton (C.), Escambla Co__ 62,000
5,000,000 ____ 31,944
Bullock County
1(10,000
by special law; all others actually.
Cleburne County
25,000 10,000 2,250,000 57.00 13,208
Conecuh County
70,000 35,000 4,22 ,58) _ _ _ 10,514
MONTGOMERY. W. H. Black, Clerk.
720,000 a7.50
1,255
Cullman, Cullman County
None
35,000
3,114
1,800,000 a8.00
Montgomery is the County seat of Montgomery County. Incorporated Decatur (C.), Morgan County.... 58,000
._ 85,000
8,000 2,000,000 a5.00
Dec. 23 1837. On Oct. 1 1903 this city annexed Highland Park, Clover- Dothan (C)
1,500,000
dale, West End, Riverside, Vesuvius, Newtown and Bellinger's Heights. Elyton (T.), Jefferson County_ 80,000
3,114
1,750,000a10.00
Ensley (C.), Jefferson County170,000
Estimated population of annexed districts, 15,000.
60,000
Escambla County
None 5,675,382 57.50 11,320
Water-Works Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS115,000
None 9,387.000c15.00 27,361
43s
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
A-0$600,000c___Apr 1 1927 Etowah County
65.000
3,162
1,400,000 18.50
M-N $100,000c__May 1 1918 4 As
6s
J-J 200,000c
Jan 1 1944 Greenville (C), Butler County
600,000
50,000c_ Jan 1 1918 58
6s
J-J
J-J
25,000c___July 1 1939 Luverne (T.). Crenshaw County 30,000
50,000
Macon County
4,257,113 b5.00 23,126
J-J
20,000c___Jan 1 1929
4 As
Refunding Bonds.
30,000
4,500 2,034,632
4 As
J-J
50,000c___Jan 1 1944 4 As
J-J $545,000c_ __Jan 1 1937 New Decatur, Morgan County_ 26,000
None
1,570
750,000 a5 00
J-J 100,000c___Jan 1 1924 6s
6s
20,000c.. Jan 1 1921 Ozark (C.), Dale County.
J-J
None
850,000 a5.00
1,929
5s
J-J
25,000c___July 1 1939
Park, Municipal Warehouse and Prattville (C.). Autauga County 40,000
85,000
St. Clair County
4,658,873613.50 19,425
Bonds.
School
Wharf Bonds.
Sheffield. Colbert County
78,000
3,333
1,227,626 17.50
4 As
J-J $25,000c___Jan 1 1929 4s
J-J 530,000c___Jan 1 1929 Sumter
123000 None 5,178,790c 13.50 32,710
60 0 0
:0
County
J-J
10,000c___Jan 1 1929 4s
J-J
43.s
75,000c_Jan 1 1942 Tuscaloosa County
4 As
J-J 100,000c___Jan 1 1944 5s
10,000c___July 1 1939 Union Springs, Bullock
J-J
2, 4
634
1
None 1,000,000 10.00 38.7
J-J
25,000c___Jan 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_ _2,500,000 Uniontown (C.). Perry County 37,200
6s
1,047
1,000,000 a5.00
County.. 25,000
825,000 West End (C.).
25,000c__ Jan 1 1924 Water debt (included)____
J-J
6s
Jefferson County 75,000
987,000
729,780
5s
J-J 140,000c___July 1 1939 Spec. paving debt
880.000 10.00
2,848
Total assessed val. 1908_ _21,399,000 Woodlawn (C.). Jefferson Co__ 50,000
Paving Bonds.
5s
M-N $150,000c__May 1 1927 (Assessment about A actual value.)
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total tax. b County tax. c State & county tax
50,000c___Jan 1 1921 City tax (per $1,000) 1908_ __ _$11.25
J-J
6s
.30,346
6s
J-J 125,000c___Jan 1 1924 Population in 1900 was
INTEREST is payable In New York. Coupons are tax receivable.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
State of Mississippi.
S. T. Westcott, Clerk Board
ITS
of Revenue; A. H. Eubank, Tax Assessor.
County seat Is Montgomery.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
When Due. Total assessed val, 1908.529,057,606
LOANS(Assess't about 3-5 to Y., actual value) Organized as a Territory (Act Apr. 7 1798)___aApr. 7 1798
Road Bonds.
4 As'07 J-.T sno,onn___ _July 1 19571State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '07_$13.50 Admitted as a
Dec. 10 1817
State (Act March 1 1817)
150,000____May 1 1959 Population In 1890 was
56,172
4 As'09
!Population In 1900
72,047 Total area of State (square miles)
Road and Bridge Bonds.
46,810
19351Population in 1907 (est)
80,000
5s
A-0 $425,000
BOND. DEBT Feb 1909_5675,0001
State Capital
Jackson
INTEREST Is payable at the Traders' 63 Merchants' National Bank
Governor (term expires January 1912)
E. F. Noel
and the First National Bank, Montgomery.
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1912)___J. W. Power
MORGAN COUNTY. Wm. E. Skeggs, Judge of Probate.
Treasurer (term expires January 1912)_Geo.R.Edwards Jr.
Decatur is the county seat. Bonds are tax-exempt.
Road Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1009_$8,065,000
aThls Is the date of the organization of the old Mississippi Territory.
5s '08 .1-.T $240,000c__July 1 19381 (Assessment about M actual value.)
59 '08 J"-.T
20.000e_ July 1 11)18 State & Co tax (per 51,000)09 $14.50 which was divided up Into two parts when the State was created.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_5260,0001 Population in 1000
28,820
LEGISLATURE meets quadrennially In leap years the Tuesday after the
first Monday In January, with a special session the second year following
the leap year. Regular or quadrennial sessions are not limited, but special
NORTH BIRMINGHAM. W. C. Harkins, Treasurer.
sessions are limited to 30 days, unless the Governor by proclamation shall
This town (P. 0. Birmingham) Is in Jefferson County.
The Chancery Court of the State has declared unconstitutional the extend the sitting, and only revenue and appropriation bills can be consid"Greater Birmingham" Act passed by the 1909 special session of the Legis- ered, "except such other matters as may be acted upon at an extraordinary
lature. The case has now been taken to the State Supreme Court. V.89, session called by the Governor."
p. 1363. Early in 1909 a similar Act was declared uncontitutlonal.
-For early history of the State debt of Mississippi
HISTORY OF DEBT.
V. 88, p. 698.
see "State and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 170.
State Bonds, 1904. (c)
LOANSWhen Due.
Light Mortgage Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSState Bonds, 1875.
3s
J-J $500,000„July 1 1934
5sg'06 J-D $10,000c_ _ June 1 11;36
Sewer Bonds.
5450 (Subject to call after July 1, 1914.)
5sg'06 J-D $50,000c.. June 1 1936 BOND. DEB t' May 8 '08_ $295,000 65, Int. ceased 1878
State Bonds, 1886
Funding Bonds, 1906.
Assessed valuation 11)07_ 2,312,440
Water Mortgage Bonds.
$500 4s
July 1 1916
J-J 5500,000
5sg'06 J-D $40,000c__ June 1 1936 Town tax (per $1,000) 1007 _ _55.00 68, hit. ceased 1907
State Bonds, 1896. (c)
Refunding Bonds 1907-(Taz Ex.)
55
Int. ceased Bonds called
354s J-J $136 ,I500c_ _Jan. 1, 1927
PIKE COUNTY. A. C. Edmonson, Judge of Probate.
500
Certificates of Indebtedness
Troy is the county seat.
State Bonds, 1888. (c)
__s
___
52,449
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909__$5,568,465 48
LOANSAuditors' Warrants
Jan. $103,000„Jan. 1. 1919
Jan 1935 (Assessment about A actual value)
4s '08 J-J $50,000
..5
State & Co.tax(per$1,000) '09 $14.00
Road Bonds
INTEREST Is payable at office of State Treasurer.
5,830
1933 Population in 1900
43s
J-J $100,000c
29,172
TOTAL DEBT.-MIssIssippl's Indebtedness on October 1 1908 (including
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_5150,000Population In 1909 (est.)
35,000
$2,336,198 of debt for school funds, etc., on which interest alone has to be
paid) was $3,589,226, and of this amount a largo proportion was held by
SELMA. V. B. Atkins, Mayor.
various State funds.
Selma is In Dallas County. Incorporated April 1830.
The Constitution of the State interdicts the payment of the so-called
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$10,000 "Union Bank" and "Planters' Bank" bonds.
'Building Bonds.
Sinking fund
8,000
-During
DRAINAGE DISTRICT BONDS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
A-0 520.0000
1910-30 Total assessed val. 1900___6.875,000 the 1908 session of the Legislature an Act was passed (Chapter 141, Laws
4s
Water Bonds.
(Assessm't about 35% actual value.) of 1908) and approved Feb. 20 1908, exempting from taxation of any
5s '07 M-N 5150,000___May 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000)1909- _ _39.00 character, and In addition to the property already exempt, drainage
(Subject to call after May 1 1910.) Population In 1890 was
7,622 district bonds of this State. V. 87, p. 1254.
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1900 was
8,713
-The State's assessed valuation and tax rate
ASSESSED VALUATION.
.T-J $225,000 -July 1 1919 Population In 1909 (est.)
45
20,000
have been as follows:
GEN. BONDS Sept 17'09_4305.000 INTEREST payable at Selma.
Railroads, Total Assessed Tax
Personal
Real
60,000
Assessment debt
Property. Telegraphs, etc. Valuation
Years.
Estate
per M.
*These bonds are provided for out of market rentals etc.
1908
$222,624,868 $112,539,367 $48,659,504 5383,823,739 $6.00
45,629,244
222,386,587 106,572,223
1907
374,588,054
6.00
TALLADEGA. W. L. Coker, City Clerk.
101,663,396
44,065,715
1906
222,386,593
368,115,704
6.00
95,086,585
Talladega Is the county seat of Talladega County.
1905
37,750,505
151,506,047
284,343,137
- --Improvement Bonds
88,710,203
LOANSWhen Due.
1904
145,719,108
37,061,085
269,490,396 $6.00
Building Bonds.
70,760,063
5s '08 J-J $10,000c__ -July 1 1928 1903
6.00
145,719,108
251,477,450
34,989,279
63,236,476
8s
J-J 520,0000.... Jan. 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909 5137,000 1901
6.00
131,315,821
222,847.525
28,295,228
215,765,947
6.00
School Bonds.
131,315,821
57,400,338
Total assessed val. 1908___2,250,000 1900
27,049,788
48,358.640
188,275.909
6.50
113,579,916
68
J-J $22,000c_ Jan. 1 1934 (Assessment about A actual value.) 1899
26,337,353
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-517.50 1893
113.409,358
47,540,169
160,049,527
Sewer Bonds.
5.00
8g
M-N $35,000c_ May 1 1920 Population In 1890 was
2,063
POPULATION OF STATE.5.056 1900
Water and Light Bonds.
Population In 1900 was
1.551,270 1860
75,448
791,305 1820
1930 Population In 1909 (est.)
8,000 1890
606,528 1810
5 Asg J-J $50.000c
1,989,600 1850
40,352
1880
375,651 1800
1,131,597 1840
INTEREST Is payable at National Park Bank. New York City,
8,850
1870
136,621
827922 1830
,
The proportion of colored population was 57.47% In 1880, 57.98% In
TROY. J. B. Knox, Clerk and Treasurer.
1890 and 58.6% in 1900
In number blacks were 310,808 In 1850; 437,404
County seat of Pike County. Incorporated Feb. 4 1843. The city (Dec. In
1860; 444,201 in 1870 650,291 in 1880; 747.720 in 1890 and 905,930 in
1 1902) was in default In the payment of interest to the amount of $24,200
owing to insufficient revenues. The Constitution of 1901 authorized (sub- 1900.
ject to vote of citizens) an additional A of 1 per cent,to be used exclusively
In paying Interest on bonded debt. Since then Interest has been paid.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Water Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Electric Light.
65 '94 M-S $50,000__Mch I 1924
Refunding Bonds.
.Feb 1 1921
Ss '01 F-A $8,000....
Improvement Bonds.
'06 ___ $25,200
ABERDEEN. J. M. Acker, Mayor; R. C. Maynard, Clerk.
'95 J-J $30.000____jan 1 1925 BONDED DEBT May 1908 $144,500
of Monroe County
This city
Refunding Bonds
6,750 LOANS- Is the county seat Due BOND.
Unpaid coupons Dee 11906..
When
DEBT Sept 1908_5133,500
is '99 A-0 $5,000-__Oct 2 1929 Assessed valuation 1907_1,240.000
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1099_1,472,819
2,000____Jan 1 1930 (Asscsstn't about 1-3 actual value.) 5s '05 A-0 1$1,600c_Apr 1 '10-25 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
4,'00 J-J
6,300--Jan 1 1934 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1907
4s '04 M-S
$5.00
188,000c_ __Apr 11025 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907__$l6.00
School Bonds.
Population in 1890 was
3,449
Refunding School Bonds.
3.434
Population In 1900
6s g '05 M-N $18.000-__Apr 1 1925 Population In 1900 was
4,097 55 '05 Apr $25.000c___Apr I 1920 Population In 1909 (est)
5,500
INTEREST on 6s is payable in New York.
Electric Light and Sewer Bonds.
The city owns the electric light, bath and water plants
INTEREST is payable in N. Y.
58 '05 -- $19,800
Nov., 1909.j
MISSISSIPPI
-CITIES AND TOWNS
177
ADAMS COUNTY. John F. Jenkins, Chancery Clerk.
LOANSWater Works Bonds.
When Due.
Sewerage Bonds.
Jan 1 1928
6s '08 J-3 $216,000
County seat Is Natchez. Bonds are tax-exempt.
55
Apr f $4,500___Apr 1 '10-18
Water & Sewer Bonds (Tax Ex.)
Road and Bridge Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
l90,500____Apr 1 1919 5s '08 F-A $196,000___Aug 1 1928
-- '07 ___ $13,500
6s g '08 Mch{17,500c_Mch 2 '16-'22
(Subject to call after 1904.)
BOND. DEBT July 1908.. $859,900
1,000c_ _ _Mch 2 1923
Bridge Bonds.
9,635,407
Assessed valuation 1907
$2,700
1910 BONDED DEBT July1008 $215,878 __ Street Imp. and Bridge Bonds.
___ $9,300
(Assessment about 'A actual value.)
1 5,000c_Feb 1 1911 Assessea valuation 1907 _7,639,818 58
June 1 1,400__June 1 '10-23 Tax rate (per $1,000) '07
$16.00
58 g '05 Feb 1 7,500cFeb 1 '12-14 Actual val est at 10 to 13 millions.
113,000____Feb 1 1923 Population In 1890
5,920
I 3,000c___Feb 1 1915 State & Co tax(per$1.000)'07 413.00
___
29,700
7,81C
Population In 1900
26.031 -Population In 1890
Refunding Bonds.
31,680
Population In 1907
30,111
43g'06 Jan {:35,000o_ _Jan 1 '17-30 Population In 1900
37,500
INTEREST on all except the sewerage and water-works bonds is payable
57,000c___Jan 1 1931 Population in 1006 (est)
at Jackson, Miss.; on the sewerage bonds it is payable at the Chase Nat,
INTEREST payable In Natchez.
Refunding R. Bonds.
Bank, N. Y.; on the water.works bonds at the Hanover National Bank.
4s
July j$35,000__July 1 '12-25
N. Y ; and on the water and sewer bonds due August 1 1928 at the National
1 53,000__July 1 1926
Park Bank. New York.
BILOXI. 0. G. Swetman, Clerk
This city Is In Harrison County. Incorporated
1896.
JONES COUNTY. J. T. Mapp, Treasurer, P. 0. Laurel.
Water Bonds
When Due.
LOANSEllisville is the county seat.
Market
-House Bonds---$37,000
LOANS
When Due.1 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909__$145,000
Ei
_25,000
____ $3,000
58
Court House Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1908__ 8,59,794
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1908_ $103,000
Street Bonds
Total assessed val. 1907..2,756,250 5s '07 J-J $120.000c_Jan 1 '13-'321State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'08_ $15.00
5s
--_- $21,000
25,000_ _Jan 1 '33-'37 Population In 1900
17,846
(Assessment about 3i actual value) 5s '09 J-J
5s
---- 3.500
INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of Commerce of New York
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907-- -520.00
Bridge Bonds
Population in 1900
5,467 City and the Guaranty Trust Co., New York City.
6s
____ $13,000
INTEREST payable at Biloxi.
Are-Alarm and Water Bonds
LAUREL. Andrew Flanagan, City Clerk.
55
---- $10,000
This city is in Jones County.
BOLIVAR COUNTY. L. E. Edwards, Auditor.
LOANSWhen Due.
Street Bonds.
County seat is Rosedale.
Water Bonds.___ $10,000
Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4283,000 __
LOANS,500
BOND. DEBT July 20 1909 $183,200
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908_ $7,560,300
--School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _2,815,475
May $70,000c. _ May 1 1930 (Assessment about 4 actual value.) __
68
200
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_417.00
(Subject to call after 1915.)
State & Co tax (per$1,000)'06 _$16.50
Sewer- Bonds, ,3
-t9s.
Population in 1900
3,193
Railroad Bonds.
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1908_ 10.00 __
___ $19,500
Mav 3150,000o May 15 1918 Population In 1900
35,427
Ils
Road and Bridge Bonds.
50,000 LEFLORE COUNTY. C. W. Crockett,
Population in 1907 (est)
Chancery Clerk.
5s '09 May $75,000_ _ May 1 1934 INTEREST Is payable In Rosedale.
Greenwood is the county seat.
--
When Due,
LOANSCHICKASAW COUNTY. T. W. Hamilton, Clerk.
Bridge Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Houston is the county seat.
When Due.lAssessed valuation 1909__$4,375,000 5s g '07 A-0 $600000.. Oct 7 1932
LOANSRoad Bonds (Tax-exempt.)
State & Co. tax(per$1,000)'09 $16.00
Court.House Bonds.
Dec 1 1927 Population in 1900
5s '07 J-D $65,00O.
19,892 55 g '07 A-0 $40,000c___Oct 7 1932
DEBT Nov 16 1909485,000
BOND.
OLARKSDALE. M. W. Purnell, Clerk.
Court House Bonds.
48 '04 ___ $100,000___Dec 5 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_4200,000
Assessed valuation In 1908 6,085,726
State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'08315.50
Population in 1900
23,834
MERIDIAN. H. C. Smith, Treasurer; C. W. O'Leary, Clk.
This city Is in Coahoma County.
This is the county seat of Lauderdale County. Incorporated Jan. 10 1860
Water, Sewer & Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSSchool House Bonds.
When Due.
55 '09 J-J $50,000c_ _July 1 1929 LOANS-Bonds.
Street, School & Water Bonds.
Cs '94 May $15,000c_ _..May 1 1914
Paving
55 '07 J-D J $800c_June 1 '09-'26 BOND. DEBT July 1909_5199,500 6s '96 A-0 $30,000c
1926 430'02 A-0 37.000c___Apr I 1922
188,100c__.June 11927 Assessed valuation 1908___2,288,000 Cs '98 F-A 20,000c
1928 (Subject to call $5,000 each 5 years.)
1916 430'07 J-J
,
6s '96 A-0 13,000c
35,000c
1937
COLUMBUS. I. H. Sykes, Secretary and Treasurer.
6s '97 A-0 50,000c
1917
(Subject to call after 1922.)
County. incorporated 1821.
County seat of Lowndes
Funding Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1909 $278,000 430'99 81-N $60,000c___ _1910-1930 450'05 F-A $60.000c___Feb 1 1935
LOANSTot, assessed val. 1908-09_4,302,678 ($3,000 yrly on May 1 '10 and $3,000 4;0'05 F-A 40,000c___Feb I 1935
Improvement Bonds.
55 g '06 M-S $60.0000-__Sept 1 1926 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
yearly thereafter.)
Refunding Bonds
Refunding Railroad Aid.
Total tax rate(per$1.000)'08-0949.00 4%s'05 F-A $25.000c-.Feb 1 1935 43-is'09 A-0 $30,000c
1939
M-N $98.000c. May 1 1922 Population in 1890
5s
4,559
Water Bonds.
(Maturity, see V 88. p. 898.)
Water and Sower Bonds.
Population in 1900
6,484 5s '08 .T-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1928 TOT. BD. DEBT Nov 11 '093842,000
Apr $70,000c__ . Apr 1 1919 Population in 1906
43•6s
11,789
20,000c_July 1 '19-'20 Total assessed val. 1908_10,738,000
City Hall, School House & Sewer.
43 s'09 J-J { 80,000c_July 1 '22-'29 (Assessment abt 61% actual value.)
,6
.1-D $50,000c_ _June 1 1922
4s
150,000c_July 1 '30-'39 City rate (per $1,000) 1908_416.00
INTEREST on the Improvement bonds is payable at the National Bank
Sewer Bonds.
Population in -1890
10,624
of Commerce, New York; on all other bonds at Columbus.
6s '94 May $92,000cMay 1 1924 Population In 1900
14,050
4;0'05 F
-A 35,000c___Feb 1 1935 Population in 1909
30,000
GREENVILLE. W. Yerger, Mayor. Lyne Starling, Clerk.
INTEREST is payable in New York City.
This city is in Washington County. Incorporated as a town 1870 and
as a city 1886. All bonds are exempt from city taxes.
MISSISSIPPI LEVEE DISTRICT. H. T. Crosby, SecreWhen Due.
LOANSWater Works Bonds.
tary and Treasurer. Bonds are tax exempt.
Paving Bonds.
65
F-A $65,000c___Feb 1 1916
5s '04 M-N $50,000c___ May 1 1924
River-Front Bonds.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds,
LOANSRailroad Aid Bonds.
5s '07 M-S $47,500c_....Sept 1927
4;0'09 81-S $450,000_ _ _Sept 1 1934
Levee Construction.
1915 BOND.DEBT Sept 18 1909 $407,500 6s
6s
M-S $50,000c
J-J $500,000c Jan 1 1931 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1919.)
6s '98 J-J
1918 Total assessed val. 1908_ __5,950,420
50,000c
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1911.) BOND. DEBT Oct 190942,150,000
School Bonds.
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
J-J $200,000c_May 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1909421,760,685
6.58 6s
6
55 '04 M-S $30,0000. _Sept 1 1924 Total tax rate(per $1,000) 1908$16.00 5s
(Assessment Is % actual value.)
M-N 1.000.000c_May 2 1944
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1890
The valuation given above is on property behind the public levee and
58
J-J 565,000c___Jan 1 1920 Population In 1900
7,642 does not include anything in front on the river side.
55
M-N 50,000c_Nov 1 1921 Population In 1909 (est) -_-_12,000
TAX RATE for 1909.
-Cotton tax, $1 00per bale on cotton; levee tax
INTEREST on all bonds Is payable in New York.
$10 per $1,000; land tax, 5 cents per acre.
CITY PROPERTY.
-The water works are valued at $250,000.
INTEREST is payable at the office of the Treasurer.
GREENWOOD. R. H. Hicks, Clerk.
This city Is the county seat of Lenore County. The refunding school NATCHEZ. P. W. Mulvihill, Treas.; Geo. T. Eisele, Clerk.
bonds are tax exempt.
Natchez is the county seat of Adams County.
LOANSWhen DUO.
Refunding School Bonds
When Due.
Water Works and Sewer Bonds.
Light and Water Bonds
5s '06 ____ $19,800
1926 LOANSCity Improvement Bonds.
5s
May $135,000„May 7 1923
1934
Ss '04 ___ $122,600
(Part due each year.)
Jan $27,500____In 20 years (Subject to call after May 7 1908.)
(Part due each year.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1909_ $172,200 6s
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1909_5507,500
Improvement Bonds
Assessed valuation 1908_ 3,157,768
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908__ _6,134,079
1924 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_410.00
5s '06 ...._ $29,800
July $25.000. __July 1 1931
(Assessment 66% actual value.)
(Part due each year.)
Population in 1890
1,055 5s
Total tax (per $1.000) 1908-418.75
Population in 1000
3,026 (Subject to call by lot after 1906.)
N. 0. & N. W. RR. Bonds.
Population In 1890
10.101
INTEREST on the $29,800 issue Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
Cs
May $320.000___May 1 1920 Population In 1900
12.210
GULFPORT. Geo. M. Foote, Mayor; N. D. Goodwin, Cl'k.
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1908 (est.)
15,000
5s '09 Sept $47,500c_Sept 15 1929 INT. payable at City Treasury.
This city is In Harrison County. Incorporated 1898.
City Hall Bonds.
.._.. $25o0
When Due.
LOANS-Street Bonds.
PERRY COUNTY. J. E. Johnson, Treasurer.
Jail Bonds.
1928
5;0'08 ___ $125,000
New Augusta Is the county seat. A Donlon of this county has nee
6s '07 ann $4,000
15,000 _
__
taken to form Forrest County, the latter to pay 2-3 of the debt of Perry
School Bonds.
Sewer Extension Bonds.
County existing at the time of separation.
Cs '07
$18,000
$5,000 .
When Due.1BOND. DEBT Nov
1909 3115,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 18 1909 $388,000 LOANS'07
10,000
Highway Bonds
Assessed valuation _4.000,000
Water Bonds.
Total ssessed val. 1908 ._ 5,800,000
Ss '07 _-- $10,000
3
(Assessment about 4 actual value.) 55 '09 Mch $30,000..... _Mch 1 1929 IState&Co.tax(per $1.000)'08_$16.00
_4
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__15.00 (Subject to call after Mch. 1 1914.)
S
1,060
ii '09 ii-- 150,083__Sept 7 1929 Population in 1900
a;
HATTIESBURG. John Williams, City Treasurer.
PONTOTOC. J. M. Nisbet, Clerk.
JACKSON. A. P. Lusk, Clerk.
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY.
This city is, in Pontotoc County.
This city is the county seat of Forrest County.
When Due.1
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909_5472,500 LOANSLOANSSchool.house Bonds.
-_ '08 ___ $70,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ _ 7,880,799
$25,000____Mch 1 19281
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08411.50 5346'09 Mch
40'06 81-5 I $8,000c_Mch 6 '10-25 Population In 1900
•
4,500
1190,500c_Mch 6 '26-45 Population in 1907 (est.) ____22,000 SUNFLOWER COUNTY. A. P. Stubblefield, Chancery Clk.
•
Street Bonds.
County seat is Indianola. All bonds are tax exempt.
55 '07 __ $170.000c
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_4210,000
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1908_5,140,419
HINDS COUNTY. W. W. Downing, Chancery Clerk.
J-J $70,000c___July 1 1926 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
5s
Jackson is the county seat.
J-J
20,000c_ July 1 1923 County tax rate(per$1,000) '08310.00
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1900_4247,000 5s
LOANSBonds.
Brigde
Population In 1890
5,464
June $39,000c __
Total assessed val. 1908__16,233,678
4 Ms
20,000
Court House and Jail Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08 $14.00 5s '07 A-0 $40,000......-Oct 1 1932 Population In 1909 (est.)
Bridge and Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
1927 Population In 1000
Feb $25,000c
58
52,577 433'06 J-J $30,000c __July 1 1931 Bank, Chicago.
1927 Population In 1906 (est.)
Feb 75,000 c
5s
65,000
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST is payable in Jackson 4%s'09
$50,000e___Sept 1 1929
1928
___ $108,000c
430
County seat of Hinds County and State Capital.
When Due.
Colored Public School.
LOANS8s
Dec $7,500___Dec 31 1915_
School Bonds.
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
8s
___ $15,000___Aug 1 1917
1910-1925
School and Bridge Bonds.
5s'06
s.a-. 1 1,600
1026 65
1919
163,000_
$20.000
Building Bonds.
8,300
-Municipal Building & Improve't.
55
Apr 1$1,500-Apr 1'10-24
123,000-A.pr 1 1924 55 '07 June $50,000 _ _ _ _June 1 1927
Refunding School Bonds.
Street Paving Bonds.
1922 5s
6s
Feb ($1,500
Feb 1$6,000___Feb 1 '10-21
1923
1 5,800
190,500_Feb 1 1922
Charleston is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Duel Population In 1900
Road and Bridge Bonds.
1929(
5s '09 ___ $30,000
TALLAHATCHIE DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
This district (P. 0. Clarksdale) is In Coahoma County.
When Due,
LOANSDrainage Bonds.
6s '09 J-J $500,000___July 1 1939
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
19,600
VICKSBURG
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178
H. J. Trowbridge, Clerk.
Vicksburg is the county seat of Warren County.
By the provisions of its charter the city is obliged to levy a tax to meet
the interest on its bonds and to apply any surplus of the sum so raised
after payment of Interest to purchase of bonds at or below par.
L. N.0. & T. RR. Bond Interest.
When Due.
LOANS1916
5s
F-A $100,000
Compromise Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
1928
F-A $326,300
5s
4s3'08 Dec 1$9,000c_Dee 1 1910-27
(Redeemable $10,000 yearly.)
1215.500c-Dec 1 1928
City Hall
1942 BOND.DEBT Sept 18 1909 $806,300
-A $43,000
F
434s
Total assessed val. 1909 $10,000,00
(Subject to call after 1912).
(Assessment about 65% act. value.)
Funding Bonds.
4348'06 May I*16,000c.May 1 '09-25 Total tax rate(per$1,000) '09_520.00
...i3,373
1 96,000e_May 1 1026 Population in 1800 (Census)
14,834
Population in 1900
funding, sewer and city-hall bonds is payable at the
INTEREST on the
American Exchange National Bank, New York City; on all other bonds at
Vicksburg. All coupons are tax-receivable.
-All bonds are exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
WARREN COUNTY. J. D. Laughlin, Chancery Clerk.
Vicksburg is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSBridge Bonds.
5s '03 Nov $2,500c____Nov 1 1923
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1908.)
5s '06 Oct $6,500c____Oct 2 1926
(Subject to call after Oct 2 1911.)
5s '06 Sept $6,600c.. __Sept 4 1926
5s '08 ___ 11,000
(Subject to call after Sept 4 1911).
5s '08 J-D $14,500c_ _Dec 7 1928
(Subject to call after Dec 7 1913.)
Road and Bridge Bonds
5s '08 Nov $12,500_ _ __Nov 5 1928
(Subject to call after Nov. 5 1913.)
School Bonds.
$1,600c
3s
Jail Building Bonds (Tax-exempt.)
5s '06
June $50,000c_ June 6 1926
(Subject to call after_June 6 1911.)
Street Bonds
5s '09 F-A $16,500c___Feb 2 1929
(Subject to call after Feb. 2 1914.)
5s '09 Apr $7,000c___Apr 5 1929
(Subject to call after April 5 1914.)
Street Bonds.
5s '09 Nov $6,500____Nov 3 1929
(Subject to call after Nov 3 1914.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1909......$145,600
Total assessed val. 1909...11,272,366
(Assessment about M actual value.)
State &Co.tax(per $1,000)'00_$17.50
40,912
Population in 1900
INTEREST payable in Vicksburg.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. W. W. Miller, Clerk.
County seat is Greenville. Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. BOND.DEBT Sept 18 1909 $300,000
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1909_10,517,469
Court House Bonds.
Feb $100,000___June 1 '11 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
7s g
State & Co.tax(per$1,000) '09_$13.00
Bonds.
Railroad
Feb $100,000___Mch 6 1915 Levee tax (per $1,000) 1909_510.00
6s g
40,414
Population In 1890
Road and Bridge Bonds.
49,216
5s '08 J-D $100,000___Dec 1 1933 Population in 1900
INTEREST on the railroad and road and bridge bonds is payable In
New York; on other bonds at Greenville.
WEST POINT. J. L. Young, Clerk.
This city is in Clay County. Charter received 1872.
When Due. (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
LOANSTotal tax rate (per $1,000)'08_$16.00
School Building Bonds.
3,193
5s '08 M-N $30,000___ _Nov 1 1936 Population in 1900
6,000
July 1909_1134,000 Population in 1907 (est.)
BOND. DEBT
Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,772,207
YAZOO CITY. W. F. Cummins Jr., Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Yazoo County.
A decision was handed down on Nov. 11 1907 by Justice Mayes of the
State Supreme Court declaring legal the electric-street-railway bonds given
below. V. 85, p. 1352.
$171,500
When Due.
LOANS99,600_
__
__s
Electric Street Railway Bonds.
School Bonds
5s '06 Junef$1,600c.June 11 '10-25
$23,500
148,100c_June 11 1926
BOND. DEBT May 1909_4384,200
City Hall Bonds.
55 '06 Sept f$1,600_Sept 10 '10-25 Total assessed val. 1908__ 4,404,096
123,100_ _ _Sept 10 1926 (Assessment about 4 actual value.)
Total tax(per $1,000) 1908 .....$17.00
Negro School Bonds.
4,944
5s '08 July J $1,000c_July 15 '10-28 Population in 1900
113,000c___July 15 '29 INTEREST payable in Yazoo City.
YAZOO-MISSISSIPPI DELTA LEVEE DISTRICT. A. N.
Beattie, Secretary and Treasurer. P. 0. Clarksdale.
When Due.! BOND. DEBT Oct 26 '00 $1,799,000
LOANSRefunding Bonds (Tax exempt). j Total assessed val. 1908 _ _30,062.105
434s'09 J-J $325,000c_ _July 1 19491 (Assessmentabout 1-3 actual value.)
INTEREST payable In Clarksdale or New York City.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
State of Louisiana.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act Mch. 26 1804a)__Oct. 1 1804
April 30 1812
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 20 1811)
48,720
Total area of State (square miles)
Baton Rouge
State Capital
Gov. (term exp. 3d Mon. May 1912).._..Jared Y. Sanders
Sec. of State (term exp. 3d Mob.. May 1912)....John T. Michel
Treasurer (term exp. 3d Mon. May 1912)____0. B. Steele
Aud.of Public Accts.(term exp.May 1912)..Paul Capdeviellee
a Further provision for the Government of the Territory, then known
as the Territory of Orleans, was made by the Act of March 2 1805, the
duration of the Act of March 28 1804 having originaly been confined to the
period of one year from Oct. 1 1804, "and to the end of the next session of
Congress which may happen thereafter."
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in even years on the second Monday in
May, and sessions are limited to 60 days.
-For early history of the State debt of LouisiHISTORY OF DEBT.
ana see 'State and City" Supplement of April 1894, pages 171 and 172
Debt on which the State is paying interest Is as follows:
When Due.
New Bonds (Act of 1892).
LOANSJ-J $10,995,100c Jan 1 1914
Consol. 7% Bonds of '74, Stamped 4s
Consol.(Conran Bonds of '80.
4%.
J-J $101,700c___Jan 1 1914
$11,500e___Jan 1 1914 4s
J-J
4s
-The consolidated 7s, stamped 4%, are for
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.
$100, $300 and $1,000. The Constitutional bonds, for $5, &c. See
"Chronicle," V. 88, p. 987.
INTEREST is payable by Winslow, Lanier & Co., New York City,
and by the fiscal agents of the State in New Orleans.
-The fiscal agents of the State are the New Orleans
FISCAL AGENTS.
National Bank, the Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. and the Whitney-Central
National Bank, all of New Orleans. Also the Bank of Assumption, Napoleonville, La.; State National Bank of New Iberia, La; First National
Bank of Shreveport, La.; Commercial National Bank, Shreveport, La.;
Central Savings Bank & Trust Co., Monroe, La.; Ruston State Bank,
Ruston, La.; the Bank of Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge, La.• Louisiana State
'
Bank, Baton Rouge, La.: Rapides Bank, Alexandria, La., and the Calcasieu National Bank, Lake Charles, La.
TOTAL DEBT.
-The subjoined statement show's Louisiana's tota
bonded debt on Mar. 11000.
$11.108,300
Total bonded debt bearing interest
Floating Debt
Baby bonds (3s) and certificates (Act of 1880), exclusive of
910,727
coupons
225,007
Floating debt, warrant and interest account
In September 1889 it was discovered that a number of bonds had been
fraudulently issued. Part of these were subsequently recovered, but $308,500 consols so Issued ($303,500 being consols of 1874 and $5,000 Constitutional bonds) are still outstanding. The State considers them "null and
void," and they are therefore not included in the amount outstanding above.
There are also $421,035 (estimated) fraudulently issued baby bonds outstanding.
There are, moreover, old bonds not recofgnized, and hence not fundable,
amounting to $3,953,000. These include New Orleans Mobile & Texas 8%
bonds, endorsed, $875,000;8% State bonds issued to said road, $2,500,000;
8% bonds issued to the N. 0. Mobile & Chattanooga RR.. $70,000; 7.30%
bonds issued to the Mississippi & Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Co., $260,000,&c,
The baby bonds in the table above were due in 1886. They were issued
to fund certain obligations of charitable institutions, and only the unpaid
taxes due the State prior to 1879 were pledged for their payment. A portion
of this revenue, however, was diverted and an Act was passed in 1894 providing that in the discretion of the Board of Liquidation any surplus to
the credit of the general fund might be used in retiring these bonds at not
more than 50 cents on the dollar of their face value, including any and all
overdue interest. See "Chronicle," V. 68, p. 987. There has been no litigation on the matter since the Act of 1894, under which holders of $364,295
bonds have disposed of same to the State at an average price of 41.25 cents
on the dollar. In recent years the State has not offered to make any further purchases of these bonds. See V.80, p. 1382.
-The assessed valuation is estimated at
ASSESSED VALUATION.
about 60% of the actua value. The State tax (per *1,000) for 1908 was
$5.00:
Total Assessed
Total Assessed
Total Assessed
Valuation.
Valuation. Years.
Valuation. Years.
Years.
$234,350,791
$315,583,468 1890
1908
$523,800,478 1902
212,725,564
301,215,222 1885
1907
507,190.230 1901
177,096,459
276,659,407 1880
1908__ 459,271.270 1900
253,371,800
1905
267,723,572 1870
396,821,157 1899
259,798,2131860
435,787,265
351,018,941 1897
1904
336,118,348 1895
1903
249,621,4191
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DMENTS.-At the November 1906 election
amendments to the State Constitution were voted. Two of the
eleven
amendments relate to the issuance of $8,000,000 sewer and $200,000 school
teachers' salary bonds by the city of New Orleans. See V. 83, p. 1306.
On Nov.3 1008 ten amendments to the Constitution were adopted. Important among them was the one authorizing the city of New Orleans to issue
the $2,000,000 5% tax-exempt Public Belt Railroad bonds (V. 87, p. 415)
and the one authorizing $3,500,000 5% Port of New Orleans bonds. Another
amendment alters the provisions now set forth in an Act passed in 1906.
which authorized New Orleans to issue the $8,000,000 4% public-improvement bonds mentioned in V. 83, p. 1306, so as to allow the purchaser of
these bonds, when issued, a commission or deduction not to exceed 6%.
One other amendment, which is to Article 281 of the Constitution, prescribes the manner in which municipal corporations, parishes and drainage
districts may issue bonds. Still another amendment provides for the
exemption from taxation, under prescribed conditions, of loans made upon
mortgages of real estate and the notes evidencing such loans and loans made
by life Insurance companies. V. 87, p. 1434.
-For debt limitaDEBT LIMITATIONS, STATE AND MUNICIPAL.
tions under the Constitution adopted May 12 1898 see editorial columns of
the "State and City" Supplement for October 1898. The limitation for
municipalities is 10% upon the assessed value of the property of the municipal corporation, parish or drainage district.
FIXING THE SITUS FOR TAXATION OF MORTGAGES AT THE
-The Legislature passed an Act in 1008 which
DOMICILE OF HOLDER.
was approved July 3 1008, whereby ills sought to prevent double taxation
by making mortgage paper and other evidence of Indebtedness taxable
only at the situs of the owner and holder thereof. V.87, p. 1110.
POPULATION.
215,739
708,002 1830
1,381,625 1860
1900
152,923
517,762 1820
1,118,587 1850
1890
76,556
352,411 1810
939,946 1840
1880
726,915
1870
The proportion of the colored population was 50.32% in 1890, against
51.46% in 1880 and 47.2% in 1900. In number blacks were 650,804 in
1900, 562,893 in 1800, 483,655 in 1880, 364,210 in 1870, 350,373 in 1860,
262,271 in 1850.
In the table below we give statistics regarding certain civil divisions in
•
the State of Mississippi not included in the foregoing.
Assessed Tax Per PopuBonded Floating
Debt,
Debt. Valuation. $1,000. lotion
1900.
464,000 25.00
Ackerman (T), Choctaw County 47,500
2,820,000
33,000
Alcorn County
263
340,000 a8.00
717
Belzoni, Washington County__ 30,100
2,678
4,012,138
Brookhaven (0.), Lincoln Co__ 79,800
1,651,338 13.00
3,404
Canton (C) Madison County__ _100,000
432,000 12.00
None
5,931
Centreville, Wilkinson County.. 28,400
293,048
Charleston Separate Sch. Dist__ 25,000
463,150a12.00
None
. 27,900
Cleveland, Bollvar
5,800,000510.00 20,203
Coahoma County County__- 165,000
1,011,566a11.00
507
Columbia (C) Marion County__ 80.000
3,661
None 1.976,835a30.00
Corinth (C), Alcorn County_ __ _124,100
60,000 70,000 7,585,260513.50
Forrest County
2,525,330 ___- 13,678
35,000
Franklin County
825,000 9.00
1,661
30,400
Gloster, Amite County
2,586
1,500,000d16.00
Grenada, Grenada County_ __ _109,500
1,331,976a12.50
1,579
Hazlehurst, Coplah County_ ___ 74,600
854,846a14.00
2,815
Holly Springs (C.), Marshall Co. 81,000
593,395 15.00
677
Houston (T.), Chickasaw Co__ 39,700 15,000
630
992,712 a9.00
Indianola (T.), Sunflower Co.._ 45,400
829
393,399a15.00
500
27,000
Iuka, Tishomingo County
None 5,900,000 ____ 16,513
40,000
County
Jackson
3,152,157 4.50 15,394
30,000
Jasper County
None 3.000,400 10.00 21,202
40,000
Jefferson County
3,548,850 8.50
40,000
Jefferson Davis County
4,740,000 59.00
61,000
Lamar County
13,500,000512.50 38,150
90,000
Lauderdale County
None 0,500,000c13.00 21,956
50,000
Lee County
4,477
1,764,251 11.75
McComb (C.), Holmes County_ 99,900
1,037,798a17.50
Macon (C.), Noxubee County__ 72,400
None 6,444,000 57.50 32.493
74,000
Madison County
900
799,862a13.50
50,000
Magnolia, Pike County
25,000
2,993,662 59.00 16,536
Montgomery County
1,033
955,000 a.900
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
New Albany (C.), Union Co___ 41,800
537
1,000,000a11.00
Newton (C.). Newton County.... 58,500
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
None 5,116,613514.00 30,846
32,000
County
Noxubee
None 1,060,397a26.50
1,825
Oxford (T.), Lafayette County_ 71,600
BASIN LEVEE DISTRICT. A. V.
6,000,000 56.50 29,027 ATCHAFALAYA
50,000
Panola County
Dubroca, Secretary; Port Allen, Post Office.
None 1,182,369 12.50
2,113
Port Gibson (C.), Claiborne Co.. 44,340
747,000a11.00
1,156
None
This district is composed of the parishes and parts of parishes as follows:
Senatobia (T.), Tate County_ __ 29,600
422 Ascension, Assumption, Iberia, Iberville, Lafourche, Pointe Coupee, St.
590,000 10.00
27,000
Shaw (T.) Bolivar County
1.986 Mary, Terrebonne and West Baton Rouge. Bonds are tax exempt.
734,543 18.50
59,400
Starkville (T.) ,Oktibbeha Co
1,499 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909_1850,000
700,000a14.00
37,000
Summit (T.), Pike County
'Total assessed val. 1900_24,659,993
4,000,000 ____ 16,522
Refund. Construction Bonds.
75,000
Union County
3,813 5s '99 M-S$850,000_ _ _Sept 1 1940 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
1,250,000a16.50
98,900
Water Valley (C.)
--2}4 cents
2.455
'Tax rate per acre
1.100,000 15.50
75,000
(Subject to call after 1939.)
Winona (C.)
1909_In addition to the levee taxes the District receives annually $66,279.81
(C) City. (T) Town. a Total tax. S County tax. c State & county from the acreage tax of 2 cents per acre.
INTEREST payable at New Orleans National Bank, New Orleans.
tax. 4 City tax.
Nov., 1909.1
LOUISIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
BATON ROUGE. F. Perkins, Auditor.
Capital of State and parish scat of East Baton Rouge Parish. Incorporated 1818.
$24,882
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909 _ _ _4,643,272
Permanent Improv't Bonds.
48 '05 J-J $184,000c_ _July 1 1945 (Assessment abt. 60% actual value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1915.) Total tax rate(per $1,000)'09_$12.00
10,478
1 1939 Population in 1890
'09 J-J
J
11,269
9_3217,000 Population in 1900
BOND. DEBT Sept -110 26,000
30,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
Floating debt
INTEREST on the bonds due 1945 Is payable inNew Orleans
BOSSIER LEVEE DISTRICT.
This district is composed of part of Bossier Parish.
When Due. BON DEL) DEBT Apr 1908$249,900
LOANSfis '02 M-N $199,900c_ _Nov 1 1922 Total assessed val. 1907_ _ _1,714,768
Nov. 11912.) Levee tax (per $1,000) 1907 $10.0O
(Subject to call after
5,000
5s 04 A-0 $50,000c___Oct 1 1954 Population in 1904 (est.)___
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1944.) INTEREST payable at New Orleans.
CADDO LEVEE DISTRICT. S. N. Kerley, Secretary.
This district is composed of part of the Parish of Caddo
When Due. Total assessed val 1909_ __$1,101,745
LOANSCs '92 J-D $199,800c_ _Dec 1 1022 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.)
Iper $1,000_ _$10.00
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.)
.05
5s '01 J-J $100,000c__ _Jan 1 1951 Levee tax 1909 per acre
tper bale cot'n .50
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1941.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909 $299,800
INTEREST payable at New Orleans.
CROWLEY. Geo. W. Horton, Clerk.
179
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE
Total Asses'd City Tax
Personal
Real
Valuation. per$1.000.
Property.
YearsEstate.
$66,769,037
$221,373,362
$22.00
1909
$154,604,325
223,549,246
22.00
1908
74,299,031
149,250,215
217,366,255
22.00
1907
74,132,059
143,234,196
69,461,826
204,857,777
22.00
1906
135,395 951
170,553,374
1905
22.00
54 401,018
116,182,356
158,584,194
1904
22.00
50,928,009
107.656.185
1902
147,201 ,984
22.00
103,882,415
43,319,569
1890
151,915,057
20.20
44,289,627
87,625,430
1881
24 063,450
97 352 405
17.84
73 288,955
POPULATION. In 1900 (Census) was 287,104; in 1890 It was 242,039;
n 1880 It was 216,090; in 1870 it was 191,418.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
-Hugh McCloskey, President; T. S.McChesney, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer.
All the following bonds are issued for the purpose of constructing wharves,
sheds, roadways and other Improvements necessary for the shipping facilities in the Port of New Orleans:
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_$3,500,000
Port Commission Bonds
583,077
Cash in treasury
5s '08 J-J $3,500,000c
(Maturity not less than $100,000
yearly, beginning July 1 1924.)
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasurer's office in Baton Rouge.
Note.
-The above bonds were authorized by Act 180 of the 1908 Legislature, and were ratified at an election held Nov. 3 1908. Of the total bonded
debt, $1,750,000 will not be delivered until_July 1 1910.
ORLEANS LEVEE DISTRICT, Peter E. Muntz,:Secretary
(P. 0. New Orleans).
This city Is in Acadia Parish. Incorporated Dec. 7 1903.
This district is composed of the Parish of Orleans. Bonds are tax-exempt
$3.640 LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement and Refunding lids
Assessed valuation 1908 _ _ _1,578,085 5s '07 M-S $48,000c___Sept 1 1913 5s '09 J-J$2,952,000c_July 1 1959_
Sewer Bonds.
____ $17,059c_ Dec 1 '09-'40 (Assessment about 25 % actual value)
5s
(Subject to call.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1929.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1903__$i4.00
Water Works Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09$3,000,000
4,214
____ $18,823c_ Dec 1 '09-'40 Population In 1900
5s
Total assessed val. 1909_226,581,922
School Bonds.
Population in 1907 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable In Baton Rouge.
$28,235c_Dee I '09-'40 INTEREST payable in Chicago.
____
55
PATTERSON.
GEN. BONDS July '09_ ___$109,285 .
This place Is in St. Mary Parish.
FIFTH LOUISIANA LEVEE DISTRICT. N. H. Lewis LOANSWhen Due.
Water Works Bonds.
(P. 0. Tallulah). Secretary.
1911-1952
J
This district is composed of the parishes of Concordia, East Carroll, Madi- 5s '09 J-J 1$22,000
8,000
1933
son and Tensas. Bonds are tax exempt
When Due. 3s '02 J-.1 $175,000c__ _Jan 1 1952
.
LOANSPLAQUEMINES PARISH EAST BANK LEVEE DISTRICT.
5s '04 J-J $69,000e_ _Jan 1 1954 (Subject to call liter Jan 1 1942.)
This district is composed of a portion of Plaquemines Parish.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1944.) BOND. DEBT Nov 19 1009 $500,000
When Due. I BOND. DEBT May 26 1909 $135,000
5s '00 J-J $256,000e_ _July 1 1950 'fetal assessed val. 1909 .9108 304 LOANS(per $1 000_$10.00 5s '02 A-03135,000c_Oct 1 1952 Assessed valuation 1908___ 248,070
call after July1 1940.)
(Subject to
Levee tax 1909 1 per acre_ _ _ _
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1042.)'Levee tax (per $1,000) 1908410.00
.05
INTEREST payable at Hibernia Bank & Trust Co., New Orleans.
per bale cot'n 1.00
INTEREST at New Orleans National Bank.
LAFOURCHE BASIN LEVEE DISTRICT. M. J. McCune,
Secretary. P. 0. Gretna.
PONTCHARTRAIN LEVEE DISTRICT. Hunter C. Leake,
President (P.0. New Orleans).
This district is composed of parts of the following parishes: Ascension.
This district comprises portions of the following parishes: Ascension, East Baton Rouge Iberville, Jefferson, St. Charles, St. James and St. John
Assumption, St. James, St. Johns the Baptist, St. Charles, Jefferson, the Baptist.
Plaquemines and Lafourche.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 23 1909 $730,000
When Due.J BOND. DEBT May 5 1908.3500.000 6s '92&'94
LOANS326,000c Nov 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1908_10,575,300
Redemption.
Levee tax rate (per $1,000)'07 $10.00
M-N
404,000c Nov 1 1944 Levee tax (per $1,000) 1909_310.00
55 '04 J-J $500.000c Jan 1 1954) INTEREST payable at New OrINTEREST is payable at State National Bank, New Orleans.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1944.)
leans and Baton Rouge.
MONROE, I). W. Faulk. Secretary and Treasurer.
County scat of Ouachita Parish. Incorporated May 4 1871.
IVhen Due. Assessed valuation 1907 _ _.$4,165,000
LOANSTotal tax (per $1,000) 1907_425.00
General Improvement Bonds.
1939 (Assessment about A actual value.)
5s
J-D $138,500c
5,256
(Various amounts duo yearlyJ'ne 1; Population in 1890
Population in 1900
5,428
all subject to call June 1 1924.)
16,500
110N). DEBT May 5 1908_31:18,500 Population in 1908 (est.)
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York.
MORGAN CITY.
This city is in Saint Mary Parish.
'Population In 1900
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds.
5s '09 A-0 $25,000
1
(Maturity part y'ly beginning 1910.) I
2,332
NEW ORLEANS. Chas. R. Kennedy, Comptroller; T.
Wolfe Jr., Secretary Board of Liquidation.
New Orleans is co-extensive with the parish of Orleans. It was incorporated July 11852. An amendment to the Louisiana Constitution authorizing the city to refund its debt at a lower rate of interest was adopted In
1892, and the city has issued 4% 50-year bonds to the amount of $10,000,000, thus enabling It to pay all its maturing loans and all those upon which
It had option. The amendment provides that the interest tax collected
in excess of requirements shall be divided between city schools and city
Improvements. The new Louisiana Constitution, in effect May 12 1898.
confirmed these arrangements.
On June 6 1899 the city voted a special tax of 2 mills for water, sewer and
drainage purposes, Intended to provide for an Issue of from 12 to 18 million
bonds. As this required an amendment to the State Constitution, the
Legislature, in special session, passed a bill for Its submission to a vote of
the people of the State. At this election the amendment was approved
and $12,000,000 of the bonds were awarded in Dec. 1900 (V. 71, p. 1283),
to be issued from time to time as the Improvement progressed. The whole
amount is out. In Mch. 1903 the vallidty of this Act was tested in the Civil
District Court and affirmed. V. 76, p. 770. The case was taken to the
State Supreme Court and the validity of the Act was again upheld. V. 76,
p. 989. At the Nov. 1906 election two amendments to the State Constitution in relation to the City of New Orleans were ratified by the voters; one
of these authorized the city to issue $8,000,000 sewer bonds and the other
$200,000 teachers' salary bonds. V. 83, p. 1306, and V. 87, p. 1110,
1434 and 1556. $1,000,000 of the sewer bonds were sold on May 21 1909
(V. 88, p. 1388), and the teachers' salary bonds were disposed of on July 13
1909. V. 89, p. 180.
Sewer Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
Constitutional Bonds.
J-J $1,000,000c_Jan 1 1942
48
J-J$10,000,000c&rJuly 1 '42 (Subject to call after Jan 11928)
4s
Floating Debt Bonds.
Water and Sewer. (See above.)
A-0 $233,000_ Oct 1 1948 4s
J-J312,000,000_July 1 1950
4s
Street improvements.
(Subject to call July 1 1942.)
Court-tiouse Bonds.
7.3s '71 F-A $10,000___Aug 1 1911
5s '05 J&J $750,000cJan 1 1055
fold Bonds, D.S.&G.S.
$117,000___July 1 1922
Teachers' Salary Bonds.
7s
4s '07 J-J $200,000c_ _Jan 1 1927
Premium Bonds.
5s /5 J433,115,200_ _As drawn (Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
INTEREST is payable at City Ha 1 by Board of Liquidation of City Debt
and at tile fiscal agency of the Board n New Orleans and In New York City
by Winslow, Lanier & Co.
July 11909. Jan. 11909. Jan. 11908. Jan. 1 1907.
TOTAL DEBT$27,425,200 $26,126,600 $21,251,960 $19,450,180
Total bonded debt
The figures of total debt as given above do not include the amount of
accrued interest on premium bonds, which on July 1 1909 was $5,295,840.
on Jan. 1 1009 It was $5,387,805 and on Jan. 1 1008 It was $5,505,340.
-The premium bonds ($20 each) receive no interest
PREMIUM BONDS.
till drawn by lot for payment, and then they receive principal with simple
interest from July 15 1875. They also get a premium if they happen to
draw a prize, 2,352 prizes aggregating $100,000 being distributed yearly
among the drawn bonds. From 1892 to 1895 inclusive 21,000 bonds
(par value $420,000) were paid each year, in two installments of 10,500
bonds each,on Jan. 15 and July 15; since 1895 bonds to the number of 10,000
are paid semi-annually--20,000 bonds annually. There arc two drawings
to determine the bonds payable July 15 in each year, and they take place
Jan. 31 and April 15 next preceding. The drawings to determine tile bonds
payable Jan. 15 take place July 31 and Oct. 15.
The drawings to determine which bonds shall receive prizes (ranging from
$20 to $5,000) occur just before the bonds are paid. Drawn premium
bonds are receivable by the city for all dues, licenses, taxes and debts of
any description at their face value and interest
RED RIVER ATCHAFALAYA AND BAYOU BOEUF
LEVEE DISTRICT. J. R. Thornton, Secretary.
This district is composed of the parishes and parts of parishes as follows:
Avoyelles, Rapides and St. Landry.
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 4 1908_$500,000
LOANS5s '00 A-03250,000c ._ Oct 1 1950 Assessed valuation 1907_6,000,C00
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1907_ -$10.00
(Interest at State Treasury.)
5s '03 M-S$250,000c. __Mch 1 1955
(Subject to call Mch 1 1943.)
INTEREST at Hibernian Bank & Trust Co., New Orleans.
RED RIVER AND BAYOU DES GLAISES LEVEE AND
DRAINAGE DISTRICT. (P. 0. Marksville.) W. H.
Peterman, Member of Bd. COMM.
When Due.I BONDED DEBT Apr 1 '084300,000
LOANS5s '04 M-N $300,000c Nov 15 1954 Total assessed val. 1907_ ___ 596,550
(Subject to call any time.)
District tax, per acre 1907___5 cents
INTEREST Is payable In Baton Rouge.
RUSTON.
This city is in Lincoln Parish.
When Due.I
LOANSWater and Light Bonds.
__s '09 ___ $33,000
SHREVEPORT. C. G. Rives, Comptroller.
Shreveport Is the Parish seat of Caddo Parish. Incorporated 1838. All
bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 14 1909 $240,000
LOANSCash and sinking fund_ ___
Paving Bonds.
22,586
4s '01 J-J $47,000c.. Jan 1 1921 NET DEBT Oct 14 1909___ 217,414
4s '03 J-J
94,000c_Jan 1 1934 Total assessed val. 1909_ _13,621,341
(Assessment about 33% actual value)
Sewer Bonds.
4s '03 J-J $10,000c__Jan 1 1934 Total tax (per $1,000) '09$31.374
Fire Department Bonds.
Population In 1900
16,013
4s '01 .I-J
32.000cJan 1 1921 Population In 1890
11,979
City Hall Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)
30,000
4s '07 J-J $75,000c__ _Jan 1 1997 INTEREST on all bonds payable at
City Park Bonds.
City Comptroller's office.
4s '07 J J $12,000c___Jan 1 1947
TENSAS BASIN LEVEE DISTRICT. H. R. Speed, Seey.
This district is composed of the parishes and parts of parishes as follows:
Caldwell, Cataboula, Franklin, Morehouse, Ouachita, Richland and West
Carroll.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1909__ _465,000
LOANS5s g '06 ann S30,0000 ______ _ _1926 Cash on hand
101,000
Assessed valuation 1908_ _20,000,000
(Subject to call after 1916.)
5s '04 Jan $35,000c.. Jan 1 1924 (Assessment about A actual value.)
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1908_ __$5.00
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1914.)
Population in 1909 (est.). _ 140,000
INTEREST Is payable at New Orleans.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating Assessed TaxPer PopuDebt.
Debt. Valuation. $1.000. lation
$
$
$
$
1900
Abbeville (C),Vermilion Parlsh_128,000 24,000
652,000 12.50
1,536
Alexandria (C), Rapides Parish 200,000 75.030 2,518,580a15.00
5,648
Alexandria School District__ 45,250
3,272,000
Bayou-Carlin Drainage Dist__ 36,000
637,000
35,000
Buras Levee District
439,112 10.00
Donaldsonville, Ascension Par'h 72,333 10,000
606,000 15.00
4,105
East Carroll Parish
52,500
2,199.500 ____ 11,373
Gueydan Drainage District_..-- 60,000
906,510a27.00
85,000
Gueydan School District
906,510 5.00
Hammond, Tangipahoa County 25,000
800,000a21.00
1,511
Jennings, Calcasieu Parish__ 95,000
None 1,006,000
Lake Borgne Levee District__4100,000
Minden. Webster Parish
36,000
824.469 16.00
1,561
Mississippi & Lafourche Dr. Dis. 70,000
2.461,015
c
New Iberia Southern Dr. Dist__ 60,000
1,800,000 3.00
Saline Levee and Drainage Dist, 64,000
Tenses Parish
71,000
None 2,189,265810.00 19,070
Terrebonne ParishSch.Dis.No.3 27,000
966,330
(C) City. a Total tax. 0 Parish tax. c 10 cents per acre. 4 Levee tax
ARKANSAS. AND TEXAS-DEBTS OF STATES.
80
State of Arkansas.
ITS
vol.. Lxxxix.
HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT. Dr. R.H.Taylor,Sec..
A district in Garland County.
810.000
When Due.'6s '08 A-0
LOANS'BOND. DEBT May 8 19094150,000,
High-School Bonds.
5s '08 A-0 550,000
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
LINWOOD AND AUBURN LEVEE DISTRICT. T. A.
Organized as a Territory (Act of March 2 1819)_ _July 4 1819
Ingram, Secretary (P. 0. Star City).
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ _ $150,000•
Admitted as a State (Act of June 15 1836)____June 15 1836 LOANSI mai a sm•Nsc(I val. 1907_ _ _1 .500,000
Levee Bonds.
J-J $100,000r --------1935 (Assessm't about 60% actual value.)
Total area of State (square miles)
53,850 65
INTEREST payable in New York,
(Optional after 1925.)
Memphis and Chicago.
$50,000
Little Rock
State Capital
LITTLE ROCK. F. M Oliver, Secretary to Mayor.
Geo. W. Donaghty
Governor (term expires Jan. 1911)
This is the capital of the State and the county seat of Pulaski County.
0. C. Ludwig Incorporated 1834.
Secretary of State (term exp. Jan. 1911)
City has no bonded debt.
J L. Yates Floating debt Nov 1909_ _ _4177,663 (Assessment about 2-5 actual value.).
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1911)
City tax (per $1,0001'1909.-- $5.00
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the second Monday
In January, and sessions are limited to sixty days, unless by a two-thirds
vote of the members a longer time is decided on.
HISTORY OF DEBT -For early history of the Arkansas State debt see
'State and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 173.
-tinder the Legislative Act of 1899 the entire debt has
REFUNDING.
been refunded by an issue of 3% 30-year bonds, denominations $500 and
$1,000, except $15,000 In bonds of 1869 and 1870, and the estimated
Interest thereon, amounting to $24 300, which have not been presented
All valid 8% funding bonds were called for payment Dec. 1
for refunding
1901, those not presented up to that time being now null and void.
The total amount of bonds outstanding May 1909 was $1,250,500, of
which $1,134,500 are held by the State's School Fund and $116,000 by
the permanent endowment fund of the University of Arkansas.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC -The bonded debt in May 1909 consisted only
of refunding bonds (referred to above) as follows:
When
Interest. Payable. Maturity. Amount.
1929
Sept.
$1,250,500
3
Refunding bonds
-A summary of the
DEBT NOT RECOGNIZED, HOLFORDS, ETC.
unrecognized debt appears below.
Principal
-InterestLOANSP.C. Payable. When Due. Outstanding.
Name and Purpose.
Holford funding bonds of 1870
6 J & J Jan 1 1900 $1,370,000
Levee bonds
7 J & J Jan 1 1900
1,986,773
1,000,000
Little Rock 4c Fort Smith RR
7 A & 0 Jan 1 1900
1,200,000
7 A do 0 Jan 1 1899
Memphis & Little Rock RR
1 200,000
Little Rock Pine Bluff & N. 0. RR_ 7 A & 0 Jan 1 1900
1900
7 A do 0 Jan
600,000
Miss. Oauchita & Red River RR
7 A do 0 Apr 1 1900
1,350,000
Arkansas Central RR
-The State's assessed valuation and tax rate
ASSESSED VALUATION.
at different periods have been as follows:
Total Assessed Tax rate
Personal
Property.
Valuation. per $1,000
Real Estate.
Years$326,967,327
$6.75
$108,779,967
$218,187,360
1908
328,232,673
6.75
111,142.043
217,090,630
1907
5.50
302,181,563
102,802.915
199.378.648
1906
5.50
299,730,877
100,399,315
199,331,562
1905
5.75
06,716,941
261,377,174
164,660,233
1904
5.75
90,279,069
249,779,108
159,500,039
1903
5.75
224,401,113
81,626 580
142,774,533
1902
225,267,681
5.75
81,986,052
143,281,629
1901
201,908,783
5.50
73,824,116
128,084,667
1900
173,526,484
5.00
1803
100 800,74272 716,742
174,828,836
72 379 406
1892
102 449.430
139,902,691
54 152,058
85 750 833
1886
10.155
39,971,308
101,864,189
81 892,881
1876
31,426,539
94,528,843
63,102,304
1870
-The population has been as follows:
POPULATION.
435,450 1830
30,388
1900
1,311,564 1860
209,897 1820
14,255
1,128,179 1850
1890
1,062
802,525 1840
97,574 1810
1880
484,471
1874
The proportion of the colored population was 8% In 1900, 27.59% In
1890 and 26 25% In 1880. In numbers blacks were 366,856 in 1900
311,227 In 1890, 210,666 In 1880 122 169 In 1370. 111,259 in 1860, 47,708
In 1850.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
OHICOT COUNTY. R D Chotard, County Cleric
County seat is Lake Village. Organized Oct. 25 1823.
1Vhen Due.1(Assessment about 50% actual value)
LOANS'1State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1908.537.00
Refunding Bonds.
11.419
J-J $246,600_ __July 1 1929[Population In 1890
5s '09
BOND. DEBT Mch 12'09_ $248,000 Population in 1900 (Census) 14.528
Total assessed val. 1908.._ _3,266,499 f
INTEREST is payable at the Importers' do Traders' National Bank in
New York City.
DARK HOLLOW DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1. Henry.
0. Vogler, County Clerk. P.0. Little Rock.
This district is ir Pulask County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '09_ _$88,500
LOANSDrainage Bonds
6s '09 Feb $88,500_ _Feb 15 '19-'391
1
(Maturity part each year.)
Assessed valuation, rea1413,779,899 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_427.0Q
25,874.
Assessed val., personal__ 6,494,641 Population In 1890
Total valuation 1908_._. 20,274,5401Population In 1900 (Census)_38,307
INTEREST is payable by City Treasurer.
LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT. Rees P. Horrocks. Clerk.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 6 '09_ 4222,500LOANS,
5s
J-J $40,000c _July 1 '10-'13 Assessed valuation 1907_21,000,000
A-0 50.000c _Oct 1 '10-'13 (Assessm't about 3-5 actual value.)
5s
5s '08 A-0 47,500__Apr 1 '10-'28 School tax (per $1,000) 1908410.00,
5s '08 __
60,000_ _July 1 1928
INTEREST Is payable in St. Louis. Mo.
LONG PRAIRIE LEVEE DISTRICT. W. H. Baker, Secretary. P. 0. Walnut Hill.
A district In Lafayette County.
When Due.1BOND. DEBT Apr 1900._4225,000*
LOANS6s '07 June $125,000c_ _June 1 19451 Value of dist (official est) _ _1 ,600,000
5,000
(Subject to call after June 1 1925.)'Population in 1908 (eat)
Os '08 _ _ $100,000c_ _June 1 1948 , Levee tax rate(per $1,000) '07.55.00(Subject to call after June 1 1928.)1
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 Is payable at Chicago, /11.
PINE BLUFF LEVEE DISTRICT NO. 3.
This district (P. 0. Pine Bluff) is in Jefferson County.
When Due.1
LOANSLevee Bonds.
(Is '09 J-J $40,000____Jan 1 19291
PLUM BAYOU LEVEE DISTRICT. J. T. Lipscomb, Sec.
England is the post-office address.
When Due.
LOANS5300,000_Mat'ity 40 yrs
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
Refunding Bonds.
6s'08
M-N $100,0000_ May 1 1948
(Subject to call after May 1 1928.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1909 $400,000'
Assessed valuation 1908...1,964,794
(Assessment.about 1-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per 81,000) 1909_ _...$17.50INT. Is payable at New York, Chicago, Ill., and Memphis,Tenn.
PULASKI COUNTY. Henry 0. Vogler, Clerk.
County seat Is Little Rock. Organized Dec. 15 1818. The floating debt
given below consists principally of warrants issued In payment for a bridge
across the Arkansas River, built In 1897 at a cost of $377,762, payable
$25,000 annually.
$48,939
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1909_ _34,000,000
Refunding Bonds.
1$30,000__July 1 '10-'12 (Assessment about M actual value.)
75,000__July 1 '13-'17 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_515.00
431s'07 J-J
1100,000„July 1 '18-'22 Population in 1890 (Census)__47,329
1110,000_ _July 1 '23-'27 Population in 1000 (Census)_ _63.179
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '09_5315,000 Population In 1909 (est)____100,009
INTEREST is payable at Union Trust Co., New York City.
ST.FRANCIS LEVEE DISTRICT. II. D. Tomlinson, Secy
Bonds are tax exempt. P. 0. Memphis, Tenn.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS55 '09 J-J $40,000c___July 1 1949
Levee Bonds
6s '05 J-J $250,000c_ __Apr 1 1945 (Subject to call after July 1 1929.) ,
(Subject to call after April 1 1935.) BOND.DEBT May 12 '09.51,750,000
262,350
40 years Certificate debt
_ $250,000
Assessed valuation 1008_25,000,000
(Subject to call in 10 years.)
Sc. per acre
8s '07 J-J $500,0000-__July 1 1947 Levee tax 1908.
(Subject to call after July 1 1937.)
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at New York and Memphis, Tenn.
WESTERN CLAY DRAINAGE DISTRICT. Chas. W.
Jones, Secretary.
This district (P. 0. Corning) is in Clay County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 19 1909 $100,000
LOANSDrainage Bonds
INTEREST Is payable at Chicago,111.
43s '08 Dec{
Deci$30,000__Dec 1 '18-'23
70,000„Dec 1 '24-'33
WHITE AND CACHE RIVERS LEVEE DISTRICT.
This district Is in Woodruff County.
When Due.rOND. DEBT Sept 1000_4160,000
LOANS
M-S 5160.000. Sept 1 '15-'29
Os
(Part due each year.)
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per
debt. valuation. 51,000.
debt,
None $1,250,000 57.00
$25,000
Camden School District
Carton Bottom Levee District
C. A. Mulholland, Mayor.
FAYETTEVILLE.
32.00
None
25,000
No.2
This city is in Washington County.Incorporated as a city of the first De Queen (T), Sevier County.. 25,000
____
589,766
class 1905.
650,000
El Dorado Improv't District__ 30,000 $2,000
When Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1009_ $200,000
LOANS264,000
26,000
Total assessed val. 1908__ _1 ,515,892 England Improvement District 54,000
Sewer District Bonds.
____
7,736,320
real and 1-3 personal Jefferson County
5s g '07 F-A $85.009•_Aug 1 '10-'27 (Assessment
218,551 a20.00
2,500
Jefferson Co. Levee Dist. No. 1 30,000
property.)
(See V. 85, p. 299, for maturity.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_427.80 Jefferson Co. Rd. Dist No.1__ 30,000
4,061
Water Bonds
1,407,000 a5.00
Jonesboro (C), Craighead Co__ 72,000
Sag '07 F-A $94,0000_Aug 1 '10-'18 Population In 1900
Jonesboro School District_ _ _ _ 54,000
(See V. 85, p. 299, for maturity.) Population in lung (est.). __ 10 000 Lake Village (T) Chlcot Co__ 25,000
172,184
None
is payable at the St Louis Union Trust Co., Trustee,
INTEREST
3,706,958 13.00
51,000
Lee County
St. Louis, Mo.
None 8,089,647 517.75
64,000
Phillips County
220,000
FORT SMITH. Harry E. Kelley, Chair.Bd. of Imp'ment. St. Francis Drainage Dist
7.00
601,000
Siloam Springs School District 25,000 11,000
This city is in Sebastian County. Incorporated 1842.
When Due. Total assessed val, 1908_49,392,254
LOANS(T) Town. a Total tax. b State and county tax.
1
,
(Assessment about 3 actual value.)
District No. 2 Bonds.
Sewer
6,0
3 005
A-0$450.000c.'23.'24.'25&26 Total tax rate(per $1,000) '08_$24.7
5s
Population In 1909 (est.)
(This city has no bonded debt.)
Sewer dist. debt Sept 19094450,000
INTEREST is payable at the Central Trust Company In Chicago, Ill.
HELENA. Aaron Meyers, City Treasurer
This is the county seat of Phillips County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1909_ $152,000
LOANS50 000
Sewer district bonds (add 1)
Compromise Funding Bonds.
$4,000c_ _July 1 1916 Assessed valuation 1008_ _ _2,094,622
J-J
5s
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
J-J $10.833o_ _July 1 '10-14 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908...433.70
5s
5,550
15,000c_ _July 1 '15-19 Population in 1900
J-J
5s
16,0000_ _July 1 '20-23 Population In 1890
5,189
J-J
5s
J-J 104.000c_ _July 1 1924 INTEREST payable at National
5s
Park Bank, New York.
Sewer District No.I.
1921
J-J $50,000c
13s g
Pop'n.
1900.
1,200
40,972
19,409
26,561
State of Texas.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State (Act March 1 1845)____December 29 1845
265,780
Total area of State (square miles)
Austin
State Capital
Gov. (till 3d Tues. after 1st Mon. Jan.'11). _T. M. Campbell
Secretary of State (term exp. with Gov.)_W. B. Townsend
Sam Sparks
Treasurer (term exp. with Governor)
HOPE. E. S. Greening Jr., Sec'y Board of Commissioners. Comptroller (term exp. with Governor)_ _J. W. Stephens
This place is in Hempstead Cotin0 .
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Tuesday after
When Due.
Water Bonds
LOANSCs '08 ____ $76.0000 --- _1910-1928 the 1st Monday in January, and sessions are limited to 60 days at $5 per
Sewer Bonds.
$75,000c _ _ _1909-1938 BOND. DEBT Mch 2 1909_ $155,000 day and $2 per day thereafter without limit.
Cs '08 J-D
HISTORY OF DEBT.
-For history of the State debt see "State and City
($3,000 and $2,000 being payable in Assessed valuation 1908_ _1,800,000
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) Supplement" of April 1894, pages 174 and 175.
alternate years.)
The Legislature of 1907 authorized the issuance by the State of $150,000
Total tax rate(per 51.000) '09-$44.00
5% bonds for the purpose of extending the State Railroad from Rusk
INTEREST payable at Chicago. Ill.
Nov. 1909.)
181
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
'Texas. to Palestine, Texas. These bonds, which are not Included in the
public debt, have all been Issued. and are now held by the Permanent
School Fund. V. 85, p. 1294.
When Due.
When Due. LOANSLOANSRefunding Bonds.
Frontier Defense Bonds.
Optional.
7eg '70 M-S$298,000c&rAug 5 1010 5s '93 J-J $152,000r
Frontier Defense Refund. Bonds. 4s '93 J-J 334,500r May 2 1933
M'S $201,000c&rApr115 1910 35 '04 J-J 288,000c Jan 1 1944
55
(Subject to call Jan. 1909.)
State Railroad Bonds.
58 '07 ____ $150,000____1908-1927 3s '06 J-J$1,647,00(LJuly 1 1946
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
-The bonds are nearly all $1,000 each.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.
INTEREST is payable in New York and at the State treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.- Sept. 1 '09. Sept. 1 '08. Sept. 1 '07. Sept. 1 '06.
$3,989,400 $3,989,400 $ 3,989,400 $3,989,400
Total bonded debt
3,853,000
3,849,500
3.385.600
Of which In State funds.. 3,966,400
BEAUMONT. J. G. Sutton, City Secretary.
County seat of Jefferson County, Incorporated July 18 1881.
LOANSSchool Bonds.
When Due.
Funding Bonds.
58 '01 M-N $1,800c___Nov 1 1941
58 '99 J-J 10 $14,000c___Aug 5 1939
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1921.)
o call after Aug .) 1919,) 5s '01 A-0 $1,800c-__Oct 1 1941
4;
'02 J-D $25,000c___Dec 1 1942
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1921.)
(Subject to call Dec 1 1922.)
55 '01 J-D $1.8000___Dec 1 1941
Sewerage Bonds.
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1921.)
4s '02 J-D $75,000c___Dec 1 1942 4s '02 J-D $75,000c___Dee 1 1942
o call Dec 1 1922.)
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1922.)
58 '01 J-D $75,000c___June 1 1941 5s '05 M-S $1,900c_ _Sept 1 1925
(Subject to call June 1 1921.)
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1915.)
55 '05 J-J $30,000c___Jan 1 1945 5s '06 J-D $30,000_ __Dec 1 1946
(Subject to call Jan 1 1925.)
(Subject to call after Dec1 1926.)
5s '06 J-D $75.000_ Dec 1 1046
MarKet-House uwids.
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1926.)
5s '07 J-D $20,000_
Dec 1 1947
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1927.)
58 '99 J-J 10 $13,500c___Apr 1 1939
Fire-Station Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1019.)
5s '07 J-D $20,000____Dec 1 1947
Paving Bonds.
(Subirrt to call after Dec. 1 1927.)
58 '01 J-D $40,000c__ _June 1 1941
Wharf Bonds
(Subject to call June 1 1921.)
__Dec 1 1948
5s '08 J-D
4s '02 J-D $95,000c___Dec 1 1942 (Subject to call after Dec 1 1928.)
$50,000_(Subject to call Dec 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 3 '09_ $724,800
55 '06 J-D $25,000____Dec 1 1946 Sinking fund
158,706
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1926.)
Total assessed val. '08
12,204,:)80
Water and Paving Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
5s '98 A-0 6 $15,000c__Aug 1 1938 City tax rate (per $1,000) 1908 $13.50
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1918.) Population in 1900 (Census) __ 9,427
City Hall Bonds.
Population in 1908 (est.)
25,000
4s '02 J-D $40,000c___Dec 1 1942
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1922.)
INTEREST on ail the 4% bonds due Dec. 1 1942 is payable at the Seaboard National Bank, New York. or at the City Treasurer's office: on the
school 5s due 1941 at the City Treasurer's office; bonds due 1946 at the
Hanover National Bank, N. Y.; on the wharf bonds of 1908 at the City
Treasurer's office or at the Hanover National Bank, New York; all other
bonds are payable at the City Treasurer's office, Beaumont, or at the National City Bank, New York.
$136,400
$139,900
$603,800
$23,000
Leaving amt. outst'g_
Of the amount held In State funds, $3.577,300 are in school funds and
$389,100 in other funds.
-On Sept. 1 1000 this fund aggregated
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
$15,625 01 ;.42, of which amount $15,504,210.78 was invested In State,
railroad, county and city bonds and $116,805.64 was cash.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATETotal.
Tax v.1,000
Real Estate. Personal Property.
Years$2,298,086,541
1909
2,174,122,480
1908
1,635,202,11.5 $3.25
I s1,058.092,680 $577,200,43)
1007
863,247,269
357,912,600
1,221,159,869 3.80
1906
829,235,687
307,787.043
1,139,022,730 3.80
1905
788 801,439
293,978,336
1,082,779,775 3.46 2-3
1904
772,333.917
202,614,120
1,064,948,037 3.46 2-3
1903
729,950,627
1,017,571,732 3.46 2-3
287,621,105
1902
699,872,560
982,187,865 3.46 2-3
282,315,305
1901
666,904,488
914,007,634 3.46 2-3
247,103.146
1000
575.065,505
854,619,365 3.80
1898
270.553,860
599,127,433
1895
860,910,567 2.50
261,783,134
1890
499.522,828
782,111,883 3.25
282,580,055
375,890,594
1885
621,011,980 2.25
245,121,395
197,167,630
1880
311,470,736 --114,303,106
149,793,361
1874
94,717,107
244,510,558
f This includes valuation of railroads, &c.
BELL COUNTY. W. W. Upshaw, Treasurer.
Belton is the county scat.
-In 1908 there was a large Increase In the assessed valuation, due to
Note.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 1908_3101.000
a new law which requires that property be assessed at its full value.
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909 __27,739,710
MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BOND LAW.
-A State law approved in 3 4s '07___ $20,000
1947
(Assessment at full value.)
done much to widen the market for new Texas municipal loans.
1893 has
Court House Refunding.
County tax (per $1,000) 1908 __$2.4)
At present before any bond can be issued by a municipality or county it 55 '98 A-0 $42,000c__May 10 1938 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'07_ 8.15
(Subject to call after 1908.)
Population in 1900 (Census) _ _45,535
must receive the certificate of the Attorney-General that it is a lawful obli48,000
gation. It must then be registered in the office of the State Comptroller, 48 '09 Apr $39,000___May 10 1949 Population in 1906 (est.)
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
and when the bond is so issued its validity cannot be questioned except on
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at the Hanover National
forgery. The text of the law will be found in the
the grcunds of fraud or
Bank, New York.
"State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 178.
Where the fact Is known to us we have marked with a star (*) In the re- BEXAR COUNTY. A. Y. Walton Jr., Treasurer.
turns below the issues put out prior to the enactment of the above law.
The county scat Is San Antonio
A law went into effect Aug. 26 1899 compelling counties and incorporated LOANSWhen Due.
S. A. & Mex. Gulf RR. Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
48 '99 A-0 $9,500.3...Aug 14 1939
towns and cities to submit propositions for the issuance of bonds [all except
Q. H. & S. A. RR. Bonds.
"funding bonds issued or to be issued of any valid outstanding bonds of 58 '98 Apr $8,000c__Feb 17 1938
8,000c__Aug 14 1919 5s '99 Apr $231,000c-Jan 10 1939
said county, town or city;" also excepting bond issues for less than $2,000 48 '99 Apr
4%8'99 Apr
Road Bonds.
"Issued for the purpose of repairing buildings or structures for the 4 hs'00 Apr 41,000c__Jan 10 1939
when
50,000c__Apr 10 1920 4s g '03 Apr $500,000c_Aug 10 1943
bulldl sg of which bonds are allowed to be issued"j to a vote of the qualified 46 04 Apr 16,000c_May 14 1944 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1909$1,397,000
tax-payers before the issue can be submitted to the Attorney-General for 45 '06 Apr 25,000c__May 19 1946 Sinking fund
157,000
Court House Bonds,
approval as required by the law of 1893. V. 69, p. 509.
NET DEBT Nov 1 1909
1,240,000
58 '95 Apr
Assessed valuation1909....76,427,969
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
-Three amendments to the State 58 '97 A-0 $7.5,000c__Nov 13 1935 (Assessment at full
226,000c_Nov 8 1937
value.)
Constitution were adopted at tile November 1904 election. One of these 5s 98 A-0 19,000c__Feb 17 1038 County tax rate (per $1,000) '0833.65
amendments permits legislation In aid of internal Improvements, another 4s '04 Apr 115,000c__May 14 1044 Population In 1890
49,266
relates to tile payment of pensions to Confederate soldiers, while a third 4s 0e Apr 63,000c__May 14 1944 Population in 1900 (Census)69,422
Jail Bonds.
Population In 1907 (est.)_. __100,000
amends Section 16 of Article 16 of the State Constitution relating to tile
Incorporation of State banks. The internal improvement amendment was 5s '98 Apr $11.000c__Feb 17 1938
INTEREST on the bridge 5s and the jail bonds Is payable in Ntw York;
given In full on pages 641 and 642 of "Chronicle" of Aug. 6 1904. At the
Nov. 3 1908 election three amendments were voted on. The only one on the $41,500 bridge, the court-house bonds of 1897 and 1898, the G. H. &
adopted was to Section 3 of Article 7 of the Constitution, Increasing the S. A. RR. and the road bonds Is payable in Austin and New York; on the
amount of tax that may be voted in school districts from 20 cents to 50 $8,000 bridge bonds of 1899 at Austin and San Antonio; on the bridge bonds
cents on the $100 valuation, and also providing for a majorlty vote, In- of 1900 and 1904, the court-house bonds of 1904 and 1906 at Austin; and
stead of two-thirds, of the property tax-paying voters of such district to on the court-house bonds of 1895 and the S. A. & Mex. Gulf RR. bonds at
vote such tax. V. 88, p. 243. A further amendment to this section was San Antonio.
adopted by the voters on Aug. 3 1909. V. 89, p. 1022.
STATE SUSPENDS PAYMENT.
-The State Treasury was compelled to BRAZORIA COUNTY. J. T. Jamison, Treasurer.
County scat Is Angleton.
suspend payment on Nov. 9 1907. owing to Its inability to obtain cash from
LOANSWhen Due.
Court House Bonds.
the State depositaries. V. 85, p. 1289. On Nov. 29 1907 the State re
Road and Bridge Bonds.
8s '95 Apr $13,000c_ _Feb 16 1915
sumed cash payment of warrants and has been on a cash basis ever since.
58 '99 Apr $22,000c___Mch 1 1919 58 '97 Apr 24,000c___Mch 1 1937
V. 86, p. 240.
1,995c__Aug 311010 5s '99 Apr 48,000c___Mch 1 1919
SCHOOL BOND SUIT.
-The State Supreme Court on June 17 1908 4s '99 Apr
1.800c__June 12 1920
(Subject to call after 1902.)
handed down an opinion In the suit brought to determine the validity of 45 '00 Apr
14,450c__ _Apr 4 1938 BOND. DEBT May 12 1909 $122,745
the rate of tax now levied by the Baird Independent School District, 58 '98 Apr to call
(Subject
after 1909.)
Assessed valuation 1909_ _13,323,498
thereby declaring the rate unconstitutional. This was a test case and _ Jail Bonds.
State& Co. tax (per M)'09._$7.40 2-3
Involved the validity of about 3
millions of school bonds Issued by Inde$7,000c___Mch 1
11,506
pendent school districts throughout the State. V. 87, p. 112, 1254 56'97 Apr 10 to call after 1902.)1937 Population in 1800
(Subject
Population in 1900
14,861
add 1557. The constitutional amendment adopted by the voters In
Population In 1908 (est.)
17,000
1908, and mentioned above, increasing the tax In school districts from 20
OPTIONAL-The Court House bonds are subject to call after live years
cents to 50 cents, enables the school districts to extricate themselves from
from date of Issue.
'
their dilemma.
INTEREST Is payable In Austin at the State Treasury on April 10 of
DRAINAGE LAW AMENDED.
-The Governor on Feb. 10 1909 signed
the bill passed by the Legislature providing for the various amendments each year.
to the law relating to tile incorporation of drainage districts. V. 88, p. 578.
Louis E. Walker, Treasurer.
INVESTMENTS FOR SAVINGS BANKS.
-The Bank Guarantee Law BROWNWOOD
This city is the county seat of Brown County.
passed by the 1909 Legislature contains provisions defining tile investments
Street Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
to be made by State banks or banking and trust companies maintaining a
Water Bonds.
5s '09 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1949
savings department. V. 89, p. 1364.
55 '92 ____ $52,000.._ _Mcb 1 1942 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1929.)
-The population of Texas has been as follows:
POPULATION.
55 '07 ___
20,000
...1947 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1909_15103,000
1,591,74911860
3,048,71011880
604,215
1900.
Floating debt
(Subject to call after 1917.)
$7,810
818,57911850
2,235,52311870_
212,592
1890
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909...4,003,390
Of the total population in 1900,620,722 were blacks, which compares 58 '04 ___
$6,500_ __ _Aug 1 1944 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
with 492,837 In 1800, 393,384 In 1881), 253,475 In 1870, 182,031 in 1860 and Subject to call after Aug 1 1924.) Total tax rate(per$1,000) '09-$11.50
58,558 In 1850. It will be observed that the proportion of the colored race 5s '09 J-J $15,000c_ Jan 1 1949 Population In 1900
3,965
has greatly diminished, the ratio for 1900 being only 20.4%, against 22.04% (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1929.) Population In 1909 (est.)
13,000
n 1890, 24.71% in 1880 and larger percentages In previous decades.
INTEREST is payable In New York.
CITIES COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF TEXAS.
ANGLETON DRAINAGE DIST. E. S. Atkinson, County
Judge.
CALDWELL COUNTY-
J. B. Putnam; Treasurer.
Lockhart Is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSCourt House Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '04 __ $30,000c _,Apr 10 1944
4s '04 Apr $22,000c__ _Apr 10 1944
(Subject to call each year.)
(Subject to nail after 1914.
Jail Bonds.
This district (P. 0. Angleton) is In Brazorla County.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
55 '08 Apr $25,000
When Due.
LOANS5s '04 Apr $14,000c__Nov 15 1944 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1908 $79,500
58 '07 Apr $100,000c- Apr 1 19471
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Total assessed val.'09 (est)11,135,082
(Subject to call after A pr 1 1927.)1 INTEREST Is payable atAngleton 5s '07 Apr $15,000___Mch 19 1947 State & Co tax (per M) 1908..._$5.90
21,765
A. P. Wooldridge, Mayor; J.0.Johnson,City Cl'k. (Subject to call after Nov. 10 1912.) Population In 1900
AUSTIN.
INTEREST Is payable at the office of State Treasurer.
This is the capital of the State and IS the county seat of Travis County.
Incorporated Dec. 27 1839
The Austin dam, water-works, electric-light and power houses, for the CLEBURNE. Phil. W. Allin, Mayor.
This city is In Johnson County.
building of which the water and light bonds were issued, were destroyed by
City Hall and Bridge Bonds
When DUO.
the disastrous floods that visited Texas In April 1001). V. 70, p. 755. An LOANSRefunding Bonds.
5s '09 ___
31,996
1949
adjustment of this debt on the basis of new bonds bearing 3% for 5 years,
1(Subjectto call after 1929.)
53.000____Nov 1 1911
4% for the next 10 years and 5% for the final 15 years was reached between
School Bonds.
3,000____Nov 1 1916
the city and the bondholders' committee. For details see V. 73, p. 459.
3 000____Nov 1 1921 6s '90 ..___ $26.000____June 1 1930
All these bonds have been refunded, and we are advised that all interest 5s '06 M-N
3,000____Nov 1 1926 5s '07 ___
75,000
1947
had been paid to July 1 1909. On Dec. 29 1908 this city voted In favor of
3,000___Nov 1 1931 BOND. DEBT Mch 3 '09__ $155,000
a new charter providing for a commission form of government. V. 88.1).115.
17,000
_Nov 1 1936 Totalfassessed val. 1908...6,600,000
When Due. (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
LOANSStreet and Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
City tax rate(per$1,000)'08 $18.33 1-3
Refunding Bonds.
5s '04 ____ $20,000_ _Sept 15 1944 Total tax rate (per M000) 08_313,00
.
- _8 '01 J431,526,500_ _July I 1931 Population in 1900
City Hall and Fire Station Bonds. Population In 1900
7,493
DEBT Sept '09_31,528,500 Population In 1909 (est)
22,208
35 050
BOND.
5s '04 ____ $5.000 ..Sept 15 1944
Assessed valuation, real__ 9,240,665
INTEREST is payable at Austin, Tex., and the Seaboard Nat. Bk., N. Y.
Assessed val., personal_ _ _ 3,777,595 INTEREST payable In New York
13,018,260
and Austin.
Total valuation 1908
• Issued prior to the law of 1893 which requires approval and registraFor rate of interest see note above
tion by State officials.
182
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
COMAL COUNTY. Aug. Triesch, Treasurer,
[VOL. LXXX1X.
DENTON. B. H. Deavenport, Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Denton County.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
Miscellaneous Bonds.
When Due,
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 '09__ $70,500 LOANSAs'99
4y
$1,500___June 19 1939
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _5,778,736
5s '90 ____ $11,000___Sept 8 1930 4 W99 ____ 4,547.. __June 19 1939
(Assessment about 2-3 act. value.)
8,500_June 19 1939 BOND. DEBT Mch 1909__ $63,547
& Co tax (per M) 1909_46.07 4 Ms'99
State
7,008 4s '01 ___- 11,500__Aug 1 1941 Assessed valuation 1908_2,940,283
Population in 1900
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908._411.10
Water Bonds.
9,500
Population in 1900 (est.)
4,187
INTEREST is payable In New Ss '05 -__ $25,000__Apr 1 1945 Population in 1900
7,000
4 lis'99 ____
1,500_ _June 19 1939 Population in 1907 (est)
Braunfels.
Sewer Bonds
5s '09 J-J $12,500____Jan 1 1949 INTEREST is payable at the Chase
National Bank, New York City.
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919.)
CORPUS CHRISTI. 0. 0. Wright, City Secretary.
Corpus Christi is In Neuces Co. Incorporated 1852. Bonds all issued
DENTON COUNTY. W. T. Bailey, Clerk.
under new municipal law. Bonds are tax-exempt.
Denton is the county seat.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_485,000
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 28 '09 $128,500
Assessed valuation 1908_-$3,816.377 LOANSFund'g Water Wks. Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909_18,852,658
Funding Bonds.
4s g '98 F-A $85,000c__ _Aug 1 1938 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Assessment at full value.)
3s '01 Apr $68,000c_Apr 10 1041
(Subject to call after Aug. 11908.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1908____$9.00
4,703 (Subject to call after Apr 10 1906) State & Co tax (per M)'0945.18 2-3
Population 1900
Water-Works Bonds.
21,289
Population In 1800
Refunding Bonds.
5s '09 F-A $90,000c__ _Aug 1 1949 Population in 1909 (est.) ____12,000
4s '06 Apr $48,000c__Oct 10 1946 Population in 1900 (Census) _ _28,318
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1919.)
47,000
INTEREST at 4% until 1908 and at 5% thereafter. Interest payable at (Subject to call after Oct. 10 1911.) Population In 1909 (est)
45 '06 Apr $12,500c_Oct 10 1946
office of Noel-Young Bond & Stock Co.. St. Louis, Mo.
(Subject to call after Oct. 10 1911.)
CORSICANA. B. H. Woods Jr., Mayor; Walter Burgess,Sec. INTEREST payable at the office of the State Treasurer.
This city is in Navarro County.
EAGLE PASS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Bonds
When Due.
-(Con,)
LOANSA district (P. 0. Eagle Pass) in Maverick County,
4s '02 J-J
13,350c__Jan 1 1932
City Hall Bonds.
When Due. (Part subject to call before maturity)
45 '07 J-D $20,000c___June 1 1937 45 '03 Feb 10,000?___Feb 1 1943 LOANS(Subject to call after Feb 1 1918.) 5s '07 J-J $30,000o__,. Dec 19471
Crematory Bonds.
4s '03 Feb $5,000c.._ Feb 1 1943 4s '07 A-0 $10,000____Oct 1 1947
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1922.) ELLIS COUNTY. John M. Loggins, Clerk.
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s '90 J-J $30,000c.. __July 1 1920 BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09 $140,850
County seat Is Waxahachie.
Assessed valuation 1909__ _5,185,714 LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due.!BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '09 $56,000
Total assessed val. 1909_ _34,560,290
5s 89 J-J $20,0000___July 1 1919 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Court House Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09413.00 58 '94 A-0 $2,000___Nov 16 1934
School Bonds
6,285 (Subject to call after Nov 16 1904.) State & Co. tax (per AI) '09___ _$4.42
$7,5003___July 1 1919 Population In 1800
55 '89 J-J
9 313 4s '06 A-0 354,000__Apr 10 '10-'16 Population in 1900
50,059
25,0000_ __Nov 1 1931 Population in 1900
330'01 J-J
INTEREST on the school 33s is payable at office of County Treasurer;
INTEREST is payable in New York City_or in Austin.
on all other bonds In New York.
New Braunfels is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due,
Road and Bridge Bonds.
a '06 A-0 $9,500c_Apr 10 1946
(Subject to call after April 10 1916.)
45 '03 A-0 $32,000c___Dec 1 1943
Bridge Bonds.
5s '96 A-0 $7,500c__Mch 10 1936
Court House Bonds.
5s '98 A-0 $22,000c_Apr 10 1938
CROCKETT.
EL PASO. Jos. V. Sweeney, Mayor; Percy McGhee, Clerk'
This Is the county seat of El Paso County. Incorporated June 18 1873.
City Hall and Jail Bonds
When Due
LOANS6s '98 J-J $30,000____July 1 1913
Sewer Bonds
6s '98 J-J $15,000___July 1 1938 5s '99 F-A 10,000___Feb 1 1920
53 '03 M-S 60,000____Sept 1 1943 5s '00 F-A 10,000__Feb 1 1940
5s '00 F-A 20,000_ ___Feb 1 li+40
Funding Bonds.
Apr 1920
__ _1948 6s '90 ___ $16,000
W.T. Henderson, Auditor; J. H.Ardrey, Treas. 5s '08 semi-an.50,000 1928.)
DALLAS.
Street Improvement.
(Subject to call after
This is the county seat of Dallas Co.
Os g '05 Nov $175,000c__Nov 1 1935
School Bonds.
Crematory Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s g'00 J-J $10,000_ _ _July 2 1940 5s '99 F-A $30,000____Feb 1 1929 55 '08 semi-an.200,000_1948
Funding Bonds.
(Subject.to call after 1918.)
5s '01 F-A 75,000____Feb 1 1941
Refunding School Bonds.
6s '87 A-0 $100,000•__Apr 1 1917
_1948
_1947 Os '08 semi-an.100,000
May 1932 5s'07 semi-an 100,000
5s g'91 J-J 182,000*___July 1 1931 4s '02 M-N $26,000
(Subject to call after 1928.)
(Subject to call after 1927.)
City Jail Bonds.
General Impt. Bonds.
1 1943 BOND. DEBT May 190941,177,000
6s '93 M-N $47,000__ __Nov 1 1913 4s g '06 J-J $27,500_ _ _Jan 1 1946 5s '03 • M-S 50,000____Sept 1 1945 Cash on hand (all funds)_ _
701,000
(Subject to call after Nov 1903.) (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1916.) 5s '05 A-0 50,000____Apr_ _ _1948 Assessed valuation,'07-'08 26,000,000
5s '08 semi-an.100,000
Water Supply
Sewerage Inapt. Gold Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___,$18.00
(Subject to call after 1928.)
5s '90 J-J $123,000•___July 1 1920 6s '84 J-D $68,000• __Dec 1 1914
10,338
Population in 1890
Water Compromise Bonds.
86,000•___July 1 1917
5s '91 J-D 150,000*__ _June 1 1931 53 '87 J-J
15,906
In
'99 Feb $11,000_ _ _Feb
55 'JO J-J 166,000•_July 1 1920 5s Garbage Disposal Bonds. 1 1920 Population in 1900
Street Improvement Bonds.
37,986
1009
Population
62,000•___Jan 1 1921
F-A$163 000•___Aug 1 1928 55 g '91 J-J
5s g '88
_-___1948 INTEREST payable at New York.
53 '89 J-J 157,000•__July 1 1929 53 '91 J-D 100,000•___June 1 1931 5s '08 semi-an.$50,000
(Subject to call after 1928.)
95,000_ __July 2 1940
4s g '00 J-J
29,000_ __ _July 2 1940 4s g '00 J-J
'02 F-A 50,000____Feb 1 1942 EL PASO COUNTY. Park W. Pitman, Clerk.
4s g '02 J-D 23,000____Dec 1 1942 4s
Water and Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.)
County seat is El Paso.
4s g '06 J-J $80,000____Jan 1 1946 4s g'02 J-D $04,000_ _Dec 1 1942 LOANSJail Bonds.
When Due.
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1916.)
1949
4s '09 s-an $25,000
Refunding Bonds
Refunding Water Bonds.
Oct 1947
4s '07 A-0 $93,000
(Subject to call after 1910.)
'00
4s '02 J-J $68,000____Jan 1 1942 4s Court Apr $2,000c_ ___Mch 1 1920 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1909 $63,000
-Works Improv't Bonds.
Water
House Bonds.
Former city of East Dallas.
Oct 1947
63 '07 A-0 $478,000
38 '08 __ $28,000_ __Apr 10 1922 Total assessed val.'09 (eat)34,500,000
Construction & Imprt. Bonds.
4s g '09 M-N 500,000c..May 1 '10-'49
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
House and Jail Bonds.
$8,000"._ _July 1 1916 5s Court Apr $23,000c__Feb 14 1938 State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'08 $7.39 1-6
(Maturity $12,000 In even years and 6s '86 J-J
'98
6s '88 J-J
21,000*___July 1 1918 5s '98 Apr 10,000c_ _Feb 14 1938 Population In 1890
$13,000 In odd years.)
15,678
as '89 J-J
5.000•__ _July 1 1919
Public ['wt. Bonds.
24,886
Population in 1900 was
Road Bonds.
Public School Bldg. Bonds.
43 '04 J-J $50,000_ _ _Jan 1 1944
65,000
1949 Population in 1909 (est)
4s '09 s-an$250,000
$3.000._ _ _July 1 1916
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1919.) 6g '86 J-J
to call after 1919.)
(Subject
BOND. DEBT May 1 1909$3,570,750
Police & Fire Station Bonds.
INTEREST on the bonds of 1909 is payable at the Chemical National
352 972 Bank in New York City or the Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago;
4s g '02 J-D $50,000.._ _ _Dec 1 1942 Sinking fiind and cash._ __
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.) Assessed valuation, real_ _40,497,775 on all other bonds in Austin.
Assessed val., personal_19,752,201
School Bonds.
60,249,976 FAYETTE COUNTY. B. L. Zapp, Treasurer.
July 1944 Total valuation 1908
45 '04 J-J $30,000
4s g '06 J-J 150,000_.... Jan 1 1946 (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
County seat is La Grange.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1916.) Tax rate (per $1,000) '09-10_418.00 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1909...$102,500
50,000_ __ _Jan 1 1946 Population in 1900 (Census)__42,638
4s g '06 J-J
18,988
Sinking fund
Bridge Bonds.
95.000 Os '88 Oct $13,0000_Apr 10 1938 Total assessed val. 1909_18,020,420
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1916.) Population In 1909
4s g '07 A-0 45,064_ _Oct 1 '10-'47
(Assessment at full value.)
(Subject to call after 1908.)
4s g '09 M-N 200,000c_May 1 '10-'49
5s '86 Apr $6,000c
State &Co.tax(per$1,000)'09$4.66 2-3
INTEREST on the street-Improvement 5s due 1928 and 1929, the street 5s '87 Apr 41,500c
31,481
Population In 1890
4s due 1940 and 1946, the public-improvement 4s due 1944, the sewerageRefunding Bonds
Population in 1880
improvement bonds due in 1920, the water 48 due 1940 and 1942, the crema- 4s '05 Apr $42,000c__Apr 17 1945 Population 1900 (Census)...._38 548
27,992
bonds and the school bonds due 1944 (Subject to call after Apr 17 1915.) Population in 1903 (est.)
tory bonds, the police and fire-station
37,700
and 1946,and the city jail bonds, at the Seaboard National Bank,New York.
INTEREST payable In,Austin and La Grange.
The refunding school 4s due 1932 and street-improvement bonds due
FORT WORTH. W.D. Harris, Mayor; J. J. Nunnally, Aud.
Dec. 1 1942 at the State Treasurer's office; on the East Dallas school 6s
This city is the county seat of Tarrant County. The validity of some
and the construction and improvement 6s due 1916 at the Merchants'
Laclede National Bank, St. Louis; the water and sewer bonds at the State of the city bonds was the subject of litigation, but recent decisions of the
Treasurer's office and at the City of Dallas; on the general improvement Court of Civil Appeals confirms their legality. See V. 66, p 775; V. 67
bonds due Nov. 1913, the public school building bonds due 1947, street p. 1072, and V. 76, p. 223. The city failed to pay its interest due In Sepbonds due 1947, water-works bonds due 1947 and the East Dallas construc- tember and November 1899 (see V. 60, p. 711), but in January 1900 paid all
tion and improvement bonds due 1919 at Dallas; on the water-works im- arrears. In December 1900 an appeal was made to holders of the bonds to
provement bonds due 1949 and the school bonds due 1949 at the National consent to refunding the debt Into new 4s and a resolution to aid In the
Bank of Commerce In New York City; on all others at the New York Trust process was passed by the City Council. See "Chronicle" V. 72, p. 100.
Co., New York.
The Legislature of 1901 authorized 31,883,000 4% 40-year bonds to take
-Value of city property, including water works
CITY PROPERTY.
up the old issues, and up to May 22 1908 $75 1,000 had been so refunded.
Water Bonds.
$4,380,952.
When Due.
LOANSWATER WORKS.
-In the year 1907-08 the revenue from water works
Funding & Improvement Bonds. Os g '90 M-N $42,000•___May 1 1920
was $195,000.
os g 90 J-J $113,000•___Jan 1 1920 6s g '92 F-A 612,000*-Feb 1 1922
Street Bonds
•
65 g '92 J-J 155,000 ---Jan 1 1922
DALLAS COUNTY. Geo. L. Fearn, Auditor.
43s'08 J-J $100,000____July 1 1948
School Bonds
County seat is Dallas. Bonds all Issued under new municipal bond law.
Os g '90 J-J $11,000•___Jan 1 1920 (Subject to call after July 1 1928.)
and Bridge Bonds.
Road
When Due.
LOANS50,000__ _July 1 1948 43,0'09 M-N $100,000_ __May 1 1949
4)is'08 J-J
43 '05 Apr $500,000c_Jan 2 1945 (Subject to call after July 1 1928.) (Subject to call after May 1 1929.)
Court House Bonds (Ref.).
35 '99 Apr $26,000c_May 10 1919 (Subject to call after Jan 2 1915.)
43.6sg'09M-N $300,000___May 1 1949 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 $2,576,000
..Nov 10 1949 (Subject to call after May 1 1929.) Floating debt
181.873
(Subject to call after May 10 1909.) 4s '09 Apr $100.000c..
3s '01 Apr $50.000c ..May 20 1941 4s '09 Apr 175,000c Nov 10 1949 4)isg'09M-N $150,000_„ _June 1 1949 TOTAL DEBT Oct 11909 2,757,673
Viaduct Bonds.
6,967,500
(Subject to call after May 20 1906.)
(Subject to call after June 1 1929.) Total assets of city..
4s '05 Apr j$20,000c_Apr 1910-14 4s '09 Apr $600,000__Nov 10 1949
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real_ _26,483,490
Road and Bridge Funding.
43,000c_Dec 10 1920
Os g '90 M-N $44,000•___May 1 1940 Assessed val., personal_11,905,355
38,388,845
4s '05 Apr $159,000c_June 10 1945 __ '09 ___
Court House Bonds (Repair).
150,000
1949 Total valuation 1908
3s '01 Apr $2.000c _May 20 1921 (Subject to call after June 1915.)
Total assessed val. 1909_ _48,502,273
(Subject to call after 1929.)
(Subject to call after May 20 1906.) BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '09_ $810,650
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_ _ 417.50
General Improvement.
875,000 5s g '01 M-S $156,000•___Mch 1 1921 Population In 1900 (Census)....26,688
Bonds of 1909 (additional)_
Bridge Repair Bonds.
4s '08 Apr $7,850c..June 11 1928 Total assessed val. 1909_102,818,030
57,464
Refunding Bonds (see note above,. Population in 1909
4s '08 Apr
,
2,800___Aug 10 1928 (Assessment about 31 actual value.)
4s g
J-.1 1637.000_ _ _ _July 1 1941
(Subject to call after Aug. 10 1913.) State & Co.tax(per M)'08S5.4011-12
INTEREST is payable in New York City.'
67,042
Population in 1890
82,726 GAINESVILLE. J. W. Puckett, Mayor.
Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasurer's office, or at the Chase
This is the county seat of Cooke County.
National Bank, New York City.
Refunding Bons.
When Due. 5s.98A.o$17200
LOANS___ _Oct 1 1938
City Hall Bonds.
DENISON. J. D. Yocom, City Secretary.
5s '04 M-N $25,000. __ _Nov 1 1944 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1908.)
This city is in Grayson County. Bonds are tax-exempt.
$7,000_ _ _July 1 1944
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1914.) 5s 04 .14
Water-Works Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSSewerage & Street Improvement (Subject to call after July 1 1914.1
55 '08 J-J *100,000
Sewer Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
68 '88 A-0 $5,000_..,Apr
5s '90 J-J $47,000•___Jan 1920 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 '084126,000 (Subject to call after Apr 1 1 1938 63 '90 A-0 $21,000__ _ _Oct 1 1940
1908.)
60,854
5s '92 J-J
25,000•___Jan 1922 Sinking fund
43 '00 A-0 $5,000__Oct 1 1940 (Subiect to call after Oct 1 1910)
Funding Bonds.
NET DEBT Mch 1 1908_ _ 65,146
BOND. DEBT May 1909-$104,500
(Subiect to call Oct 1 1910.)
5s '92 J-J $13,000•___Jan
1922 Total assessed val. 1908_5,620,633
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908-$11.50
School Bonds.
(Subject to call.)
(Assessment about 70% actual value) 88 '92 J-J $25,000. _ _Jan 1 1942 Population In 1890
6,594
School Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1907 _ _ _515.00 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.) Population In 1900
7,874
10,958
1922 Population In 1890
53 '92 J-J $24,500•___Jan
INTEREST payable at St. Louts and Gainesville.
11,807
Population in 1900
' Street Bonds.
• Issued prior to the law of 1893, which requires approval and regis15,000
Jan 1922 Population in 1908 (est.)
55 '92 J-J 316,5000
tration by State officials.
INTEREST is payable in Denison.
This place is In Houston County.
When Due.'
LOANSWater Works.
19491
5s '09 ___ $25,000
(Subject to call after 1929.)
1.83
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1909.]
GALVESTON. Lewis Fisher, Mayor; I. H. Kempner, HASKELL. Leon Gilliam, Secretary.
This city Is in Haskell County.
Commissioner Finance and Revenues.
LOANSWhen Due.) Street Bonds.
Galveston, the leading seaport of Texas, is the county seat of Galveston
County, and was incorporated In March 1839.
The county of Galveston has completed the work of constructing a seawall, costing about a million and a half dollars, and devised by a board of
eminent engineers, to protect the city from invasion by the sea.
A contract has been entered into and the grade of the streets of the city
and private property is being raised by pumping In sand to the height of
an average of about 12 feet, covering about 2-3 of the total area of the city
and beginning immediately back of tile seawall. This work is to be paid
for by an issue of bonds of $2,000,000. There has been put out to date
about $1,850,000, of which over $550,000 have been taken by the city's
various sinking funds, and before the completion of the contract the city
is committed to take for the account of its sinking funds a total of $666,000
of these bonds, or 1-3 of the total issue.
-Raising Bonds. Series B
Grade
When Due
LOANS1944
M-N $659,000c
5s
Limited Debt Bonds 1881
(Subject to call by lot.)
$514,000.c _ _ _1921-1927
5s '81 J-D
Grad'g, Pav'g & Drainage Bonds.
(Subject to call 1907.)
430'08 J-J $100,000_ _July 1 1948
Water, Street Imp. & City Hall.
(Subject to call after July 11028.)
J-J $537,000'c _1928-1936
59
1949
43%s'09 s-an 125,000
(Subject to call 1908-'16.)
(Subject to call after 1029.)
Limited Debt Bonds.
Public School Bonds
5s '91 J-J $1,027,000c _1932-1936
1937
5s '97 J-J a$23,000c
(Subject to call 1912-'16.)
25,000____July 1 1948
5s '08 J-J
General Indebtedness Bonds.
1915 (Subject to call after July 1 1928.)
5s '95 M-N 5156.000c
1949
5s '09 s-an 25,000
Gen. Indebtedness Bonds.
•
(Subject to call after 1929.)
Os '97 A-0 $192,000c___Oct 1 1937
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call 1917.)
1039
Os '97 F-A $300,000c
Grade-Raising Bonds, Series A.
M-S 5185,000c __Sept 1 1943 Total assessed val. 1908_$25,595,372
4s
(Assessment about % actual value.)
Grade-Raising Bonds, aeries C
,
81138,000
1947 City tax rate (per $1,000) '07_$16.00
5s
-Works Bonds 1896.
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'07.$29.65
Water
Os '96 M-N $52,000c ____1936-1938 Population in 1900 (census) _ _ _37,789
a All held in sinking fund
-The par value of the bonds Is 51.000
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.
INTEREST is payable in New York and Galvesto I
Feb. 28 '09. Feb. 29 '08. Feb. 28 '07.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.54,014,156 $4,283,000 $3,747,000
Total bonded debt
____,___
38
38
Floating debt
Total debt
Sinking funds, &c
$4,014,194
207,500
$4,283,038
299,192
Mch
Sewer Bonds.
15s '09 Mch $5,000
5s '09 Mch $7,000_ Mch 1 1949 (Subject to call after Mch 1
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1929.) I
Water Works Bonds.
Mch
'09 Mch $23,000
(Subject to call i;aftet Mch 1
5s
I
1 1049
1929.)
1 1949
1929.)
HAYS COUNTY. P. C. Woods, Treasurer.
San Marcos is the county seat.
LOANS
When Due.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
4s '03 ___ $65,000__Sept 101043
4s '0.,
1,000__ __Apr 8 1943
55 v)1
'ca .,it _B_o
_nds.
8,000__ _Feb 20 1921
5s '90
___
Building Bonds.
5s '98 ____ $24,000... Apr 10 1938
BOND. DEBT July 1 1907_5101,000
Assessed valuation 1909_- 9.996.880
County tax (per $1,000) 1908__$3.40
14,142
Population In 1900
$8,000___Apr 12 1938
HILL COUNTY. R. W. Hunt, Auditor.
Hillsboro is the county seat.
LOANS
When Due.1 Funding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '98 ___ $25,000___Feb 15 1938
55 '95 ___ 530.000___Apr 10 1935 .3 ;is 03___
42,000___Apr 10 1943
53 '96 ___
20,000__-Apr 10 1936 BOND. DEBT Jan 1909_ _ $169,000
5s '97 ___
12,000_Apr 10 1937 Assessed val. 1909 (eit.) _29,04,730
3 ;is 02_..- 40,000___Apr 10 1942 State& Co. rate (per $1,000)'08 $5.29
41,355
Population In 1900
46,500
Population In 1906 (est.)
HILLSBORO. M. H. De Witt, Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Hill County.
LOANSWhen Due.
City Hall Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
430'09 Apr $16,000c_Apr 1 '10-'49
Os '91 ___
$4,500c_ __Oct 1 1911
Water Works Bonds.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
00'09 Apr $12,000c_Apr 1 '10-'49
53 '95 ___ 518,500c__Jan 1 1935
Street Bonds.
5s '95 ___
8,000c. __Sept 3 1935 4 3%s'09 Apr $4,000c_Apr 1 '10-'49
5s '97 ___
15,000c___Jan 1 1937 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1909 5104,500
School Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909_ __3,105,672
6s '94 ___
$4,000c___July 1 1924 Total tax rate (per M) 1909
$11.50
4 ;is '06___ 18,500c_ ..Sept 1 1946 Population in 1900
5,316
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1921.) Population In 1909 (est)
8,500
43%s'09 Apr
4,000c_Apr 1 '10-'49
$3,747,000
INTEREST on the 1909 bonds Is payable In Hillsboro or at the State
406,245 Treasury In Austin.
$3,806,694 $3,983,846 $3,340,755 HOUSTON. H. B. Rice, Mayor; Dan C. Smith Jr., Comp.
Net debt
The water debt (Included In above) on Feb. 28 1909 amounted to
This city Is in Harris County. The new charter of the city became
$472,000; the water sinking fund (also included above) on the same date operative July 1 1903.
aggregated $2,000.
When Due.
Sewer and Sanitary Bonds.
LOANSIn addition to the sinking fund as given above, the city owns $622,Bridge Bonds.
5s g '99 M-N $300.000_Nov 15 1939
200 of wharf company stock. Also owns a water-works plant valued 5s g '96 M-N 539.000_ _ _May 1 1936 43113'08 A-0 225,000___Oct 26 1938
plant, sewer plant, &c., &c. The total
at $1,550,000, an electric-light
Compromise Bonds.
(Subject to call after Oct. 26 1928.)
value of its public property at present Is $2,892 283.
8s g '88 J-J 5500,000•___July 11938 430'08 A-0 $225,000__Oct 26 1938
The sinking fund receives yearly an amount equal to 2% of outstanding 5s g '88 J-J
_July 1 1918 (Subject to call after Oct. 26 1928.)
bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
503,000*_'
The city holds In its special reserve fund, which can only be used In 5s g '03 A-03300.000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1943 5s g '97 J-J $109,000__ ._Jan 1 1937
special or unlooked-for emergencies, the sum of $23,567. The city holds 5s '08 A-0 100,000c___Aug 5 1938
Water Bonds
In what Is called Sewer Extension Fund about $29,227; the revenue of (Subject to call after Aug 5 1928.) 43%s'08 A-0$100,000_ _Oct 26 1938
the present sewer system will pay over and above operating expenses interFire Station, Market House and (Subject to call after -Oct 28 1928.)
est on the entire $300 000 of bonds outstanding. Further work on the
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
School Bonds.
sewers is being done as the grade-raising Is finished in different districts.
5s g '03 F-A$100,000___Aug 15 1943 5s '06 J-J 5434.000c _July 16 1940
-The city can Issue bonds only with legislative
DEBT LIMITATION.
Wharves and Slip Bonds
Funding Bonds.
forbidden to make loans for railroad aid.
authority and is
6s g '82 J-J $524,000•_ Jan 11012 43%s'08 A-0$150,000___Oct 28 1938
School, Sewer, Street Paving and (Subject to call after Oct. 28 1928.)
GALVESTON COUNTY. Theo. K. Thompson, Treasurer.
GEN. BONDS Mch 1 '09_54,719.000
Fire Station Bonds.
County scat is Galveston. At an election held March 20 1902 the ques- 5s g '04 A-0$100,000____ Oct 1 1944 Paving certificates
Bonds.278,451
tIon of issuing $1,500,000 protection bonds carried by a large maiority.
Paving and Sewer
Water-works mortgage.... 467,000
All of these bonds have now been issued and up to Aug. 1 1909 $380,700 Os g '97 J-J $250,000___ _July 1 1937 Cert1Hcates of Indebtednss 20,900
had been retired, leaving 51,119,300 outstanding on that date.
114.012
(Subject to call after 1917.)
Floating debt
Court House and Jail Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS55 g '98 J-J
'09_5,599,363
_ _July 1 1938
5s '93 A-0$153,000c___Fcb 9 1937 Os g '99 .I-J $100,000_ _ _ _Jan 2 1939 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1
Bridge Bonds.
100,000_ _
Value city property 1903 5,865,621
5s '93 Apr $57,0001c_Jan 10 1913 (Subject to call after Feb 9 1907.) 55 g '01 F-A 240,000___ _Aug 1 1941 Total assessed val. 1908_51,513,615
(Subject to call after Jan 10 1903.) BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '0951,463,900 55 g '01 F-A 60,000_ __Aug 1 1941 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
209,034
Sinking fund and cash_ ___
Sea Wall Bonds (See text above).
School Bonds
City tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _ _$18.00
45 '02 A-0 $1,119,300c_rne 10 '42 NET DEBT Sept 20 '09__ 1,254,866 6s g '94 M-N$100,000____May 1 1924 Population in 1900
44,633
(Subject to call after June 10 1922.) Total assessed val. 1909_ _33,676,080 5s g '97 J-J
50,000 _...Dec 1 1937 Population in 189(3
27,557
actual value.) 5s g '98 J-J
4
Funding and Refunding Bonds. (Assessment about 3
94,132
60,000____Jan 1 1923 Population In 1909
4s '01 A-0513.1,600c_Dec 10 1942 County tax rate(per $1,000)'09511.66 5s g '01 F-A 50,000 _ _ _Aug 19 1941
31,476
Population in 1890
(Subject to call after 1922.)
INTEREST on the compromise Os and 65, the paving and sewer bonds,
44,116
Population In 1900
INTEREST on the sea-wall bonds s payable at the Chase National Bank the fire station, market house and school bonds, the bonds due Oct.11944,
New York, or at the City National Bank, Galveston; the court-house and the water-plant-purchase bonds and the street-improvement bonds of 1908
jail bonds and the 5% bridge bonds are payable at the office of the County Is payable at the Union Trust Company, New York City; on the funding
6s at the American Exchange National Bank of New York City; others also
Treasurer.
n New York City.
GREENVILLE. W. A. Frazer, Clerk.
Tills clty is In Hunt County.
LOANSWhen Due.
School Bonds.
8s '85 M-N $9,000c... Sept 1 1915
12,000c__July 10 1920
6s '90 J-J
(Subject to call.)
5s '04 F-A $13,500c_Aug 10 1944
($500 payable each year.)
Refunding Bonds.
$4,00O Sept 11021
5s '01 ___
20,000_ __June 1 1937
4 3%s'07 0-A
11,000cApr 10 1936
4 Yis '06___
(Subject to call $500 yearly.)
School Building Bonds.
4(s '06___ $14,500c_ _ _May 1 1946
(Subject to call $500 yearly.)
City Hall & Engine House Bonds.
(3s '89 M-S $5,000c__Oct 2 1920
JACKSON COUNTY. W. M. Moore, Clerk.
Electric Light Bonds.
Edna is the county seat.
6s '91 J-J $15,000c___Jan 1 1921 LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
55 '09 J-J
50,000 ____July 1 1949
Road and Bridge Bonds.
6s '90 __
$5.425. _June 1 1910
(Subject to call $1,000 and $1,500 8s '92
$3,000___Apr 12 1912 BOND. DEBT May 1 __
1909_ _583,000
alternately each year beginning
Court Houseand Jail Bonds.
_7.409,735
Assessed valuation
1910,)
5s '00 ___ $10,000___Feb 10 1940 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_54.80
1909_Sewer Bonds.
1,000___Feb 10 1920 Population In 1900
Os '00 _
430'07 s.-a. $39,000_ _ _ _June 11047 4s '05 ___ 45,000___Apr 10 1945 Population In 1906 (est.)
7%04.
090
(Subject to call after 1908.)
8,000____May 4 1942
4s '02 ___
Water-Works Bonds.
43%s'08 ___ $07,500
1948 JEFFERSON COUNTY. B. F. Quicksall, Clerk.
($2,000 payable every third year.)
County scat is Beaumont.
BOND. DEI3T Sept 20 '09_$260,500
Court House Bonds.
When Due.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _4.475,558 LOANSOs '96 ____ $43,000___Apr 10 1936
Road Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 to % act.val.)
5,000_ __May 13 1937
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909- _$11.90 5s '04 Aug $125,000 __Aug 10 '44 55 '97 ___
'00
1 ,900_
to
Population In 1900
6,860 (Subject____call after Aug it, 1924.) 5s '02 ___ 9,000 __Feb 14 1940
6s '03
1942
100,000___Oct 10 1943 5s
GUADALUPE COUNTY. Wm. Fritz, Treasurer.
5s '02 ___ 150,000____Oct 1 1941 4s '03 ___
1.800___Feb 10 1943
Os '07 s-a 300,000r__ _Oct 10 1947 BOND. DEBT May 1909_$804,200
Seguin is the county seat. All bonds are redeemable after 5 years.
and Bridge Bonds
Road
When Due.
LOANS(Subject to call after 1927.)
Assessed valuation 1909__40,126,706
Jail Bonds.
430'09 ___ $30,000
1949
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
5s '96 ___ $19,000___Apr 10 1936 County tax (per $1,000) 1909__$5.00
(Subject to call after 1914.)
4s '03 Apr $4,000c _Apr 10 1043
Bridge Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Mch 1909 $153,500 4s '04 ____ 20,000..„Apr 10 1944 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '08 $8.50
Refunding Bonds.
45,000
4s '03 Apr $15,000c__Apr 10 1943 Total assessed val. 1909_12,078,930
Population in 1907 (est.)
2,000c__Apr 10 1938 State&Co.tax(per M)'0844.70 11-12 4s '03 ____ 344.500___Feb 10 1943
Os '98 Apr
21,385 430'09 A-0 202,000_May 10 1949
4s '05 Apr 67,500c_Apr 10 1945 Population in 1900
(Subject to call after 1919.)
Population in 1909 (est)
Road Bonds.
24,500
INTEREST payable at Austin.
4s '06 Apr $50,000c-Apr 10 1948
20,000
LAMAR COUNTY. W. A. Nobles, Treasurer.
48
County seat Is Paris. Bonds all issued under bond law of 1803.
HARDIN COUNTY. J. K. Salter, Clerk.
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909_$23 733,820
LOANSKountze Is the county scat.
58 '95 A-0 $33,000c Apr 10 1935 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Due.
When
Building Bonds.
LOANSOs '04 ___ $50,000___Apr 10 1924 (Subject to call after April 10 1905.) State & Co. tax (per M) 1909-53.59
Bridge Bonds.
37,302
58 '01 _-- $1,500__Apr 10 1921 Os '94 __
1,948___Apr 10 1024 55 '97 A-0 $33,000c_ _Aug 10 1937 Population in 1890
48,827
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after 1907.)
1,000___Apr 10 1921 Os '00 ___
Os '01 __
975_Feb 10 1940
65,000
1,000___May 16 1924 55 '05 ___
Os '04 ___
40,000__Apr 10 1945 BONI). DEBT Sept 1909...565,000 Population In 1908 (est.)
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at Paris, Texas.
2,000__Apr 10 1937 BOND. DEBT Feb 2 1909_ _ _596,985
6s '97 ___
500___Feb 18 1922 Assessed val. 1909 (est.) _10,656,268
Os '02 ___
6,085____Var's 1945 State county tax (per M)'08 4510.50 LAVACA COUNTY. A. B. Devall, Treasurer.
5s '05 ___
Court House Bonds.
Population In 1900
Halicttsville Is the county seat.
5,040
Court House Bonds.
$28,000___Nov 14 1946
When Due.
LOANS4s '06
3s '02 ____ $70,500___May 10 1942
Bridge Bonds.
(Subject to call after Nov 14 1911.)
8s '03 ____
$600__Feb 13 1913 BOND. DEBT Nov 16 1909_586,100
HARRIS COUNTY. James unarlton, Treasurer.
8s '04 ---- 1,000___Aug 14 1914 Assessed val. 1909 (est.)_16,271,163
County seat is Houston.
500.
(Assessment at full value.)
...May 16 1910
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 17 '09$2,108,000 6s '90 -LOANSCounty tax (per $1,000) 1908_31.90
Total assessed val. '09 _102,000,000 4s '03 -_ 25.000___May 10 1923 Population In
Road and Bridge Bonds
28,121
1900
(Assessment at full value.)
3s '01 J'ne $536,000 •_ _June 1 1941
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.50 LOCKHART.
(Subject to call June 1, 1911)
$472,000___Oct 1 1947 Population In 1890
37,249
4s '07 ___
This city is in Caldwell County.
When Due.
2,305
63,786 LOANS(Subject to call after Oct 10 1917.) Population In 1900
!Population In 1900
$500,000__0ct 10 1949 Population in 1909 (est)
4;is'09
Jail Bonds
140,000
(Subject to call after Oct 10 1919.)
J-J $25,000
40 years!
5s
Court-House Bonds
INTEREST Is payable In Austin,
4s '08 A-0 $500,000_ _ _Apr 10 1948
•Issued prior to the law of 1893, which requires approval and registra.
(Subject to call_after Apr 10 1918.)
tion by State official.
184
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
McLENNAN COUNTY. W. C. McCollum, Auditor.
County seat is Waco. All bonds are exempt from taxes
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 4 '09_ $355,000
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund
56,500
35 g '00 Oct $45,000c&r_ _Oct 10'40 Assessed valuation 1909_ _42.676.083
Co. tax rate (per $1,000)'08 $3.33 1-3
(Subject to call after 1905.1
Cour•-House and Jail
Population in 1890
39,204
59,772
38'00A-0 $230,000cecr_ _June 10 '40 Population in 1900
($50,000 subject to call after 1905; Population in 190) (est.)
75.000
($200.000 subject to call after1910)
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at Austin Texas.
MARION COUNTY. J. H. Rowell Jr., Treasurer.
Jefferson is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT July 1 1908.. $249.395
__
Refunding and Adjustment Bds.1 Assessed val. '09 (est.)__ _3,051,259
45 '00 ___ $124,445_ ___Jan 1 1920 County tax (per $1,000) 1908....$8.90
10,754
45 '04 ___ 70.950____Jan 1 1924 Population in 1900
26,000_ ._.1,.n 1 1924 .
4s '(.4 -_
I
MARSHALL. H. S. Rice, City Secretary.
[VOL. Lxxxix.
School Bonds.
43is 05 F-A $35 000_ _Aug 10 1945
(Subject to call Aug. 10 1925.)
3s
Jan $16.000c__ _Sept 1 1940
4 8%s'09 F-A 10,000_May 10 1959
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
Sewer Bonds
48%s
F-A
$6,500_ _Aug 10 1947
(Subject to call Aug. 10 1917.)
Funding Bonds.
4s--$4,000
1958
(Sui;
j
ject to call after 1918.)
6s
-J
10,000c _July 10 1937
City Hall Bonds.
4)is'09 F-A $10,000May 10 1959
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
Public Utility Bonds.
43.s'09 F-A $10,000_ _ _May 10 1959
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 19 1909 $506,000
Sinking fund
80,919
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _8,452,000
(Assessment about , actual value.)
g
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__ $10.00
Population in 1900 _
10,992
Population in 1908 (est.)
18,000
INTEREST is payable on the 3%, 45% %, 5% and 6% bonds at the
Fourth National Bank, New York CitY
When Due
LOANSStreet Improvement.
55
J-J $10,000'c Oct 1 1929
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1909.)
450'05 F-A $50,000o. _Aug 10 1955
(Subject to call Aug. 10 1935 )
55
J-J $25,000•c_June 1 1930
5s '08 F-A 25,000c_May 10 1958
(Subject to call after May 10 1918).
5s '08 F-A $25.000___Nov 10 1958
(Subject to call after Nov. 10 1918.)
48%s'09 F-A $25,000___May 10 1959
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
Water-Works Bonds.
6s
J-J •360,000*c_Apr 14 1937
(Subject to call after April 14 1912.)
65
J-J $23,000•c_ _Oct 15 1937
(Subject to call after Oct. 15 1912.)
5s
J-J $67,000c _Sept 10 1953
(Subject to call after 1923.)
58
J-J $65,000c_Jan 10 1938
(Subject to call after Sept. 10 1923.)
4%s'09 F-A 310,000___May 10 1959
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
This city is the county seat of Harrison County.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS45 '03 J-J $25,000c___July 1 1943
Water Bonds.
6s '89 J-J $50,000c___Jan 1 1934 (Subject to call after July 1 1908.)
City Hall Bonds.
25,000c__..Nov 1 1942
4s '02 J-J
30,000c___Apr 1 1945 5s '07 J-J $45,000c_ __Jan 1 1947
5s '05 J-J
(Subject to call after__Apr 1 1915.) (Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
Street Bonds
J-J $35,000____July 1 1949
5s
PLAINVIEW INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J-J $40,000____July 1 1947
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.) 5s
A district
0. Plainview) in Hall County.
Sewer Bonds
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.) LOANS- (P.
When Due.I
5s '04 J-J $50,000c___May 1 1944 GEN'L DEBT Nov 16 '09_3442,000
School House Bonds.
45,000 5s '09 ___ $30,000
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.) Special debt
19491
5s '04 J-J $45,000c_ _ _July 1 1944 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _4,226,020
(Subject to call after 1924.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$15.50
5,000c_ __July 1 1945 (Assessment about 3i actual value.) SAN ANTONIO. V. Beze, City Auditor.
5s '05 J-J
(Subject to call at any time.)
7,855
Population in 1900
County seat of Bexar County. Incorporated in June 1837. Total
5,000
Jan 1 1947
5s '07 ___
amount of assets of city Sept. 1909 $5,257,563.
Public Improvements.
LOANSWhen Due.
MARTIN COUNTY. H. Hamilton, Clerk.
Bridge Bonds.
6s '89 J-J $50,000c•__July 1 1919
Stanton is the county seat.
5s '90 M-S$100,000c*_Sept 15 1920 (Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 1909_ _ _345,100
Is '07 _ 150,000____Aug 1 1917
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
Court House and .Jail Bonds.
Assessed val. '09 (est.) _ __ _2,779,649
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1907.)
Electric Fire Alarm System.
_ - $40,000_ -Apr 10 1948 County tax (per $1,000) 1908 $4.80 5s '90 M-S $12,000c* _Sept 15 1920
55 '08
School Building Bonds.
(Subject to call after Apr 10 1928.) Population in 1900
332
5s '90 M-S $41,0000_Sept 15 1920
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910-)
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
Improvement District Bonds.
MATAGORDA COUNTY. A S. Collins, Treasurer.
Sidewalk Bonds.
5s '03 J-D 330,000c___Dec 1 1943
Bay City is the county seat.
75,000cApr 1 1945 Os g '01 M-N $10,000c• _Nov 30 1931
When Due. 4s
___ $10,000
40 years 5s '05 A-0 call after April 1 1925 )
LOANS(Subject to call Nov 30 1921.)
(Subject to
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
4s '02 ____ $1,100__Sept 10 1922
$38,000c_Feb 1 1945 55 '89 J-J $10,0000_July 1 1919
_ _ $36,000
40 years 5s '05 F-A call after Feb 1 1925.)
4s '01 ___ 28,995___Mch 12 1921 4s
(Subject to call .)
(Subject to
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
___ 23,000___Apr 10 1942
4s '02
J-J $15,000____Jan 1 1925 Is '90 M-S $10,0000_Sept 15 1920
1,995__Dec 10 1922 BOND. DEBT Nov 7 1908 $212,484 Is '05
45 '02 ___
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1915.)
4s '03 ____ 58,000___Oct 10 1943 Assessed val. '09 (est.) _ _ _13,126,065 5s '05 F-A $7,000c___Feb 1 1925
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
1,995r_Oct 1 1925
45 '05 Apr
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1915.)
'91 M-N $50,000c'_Nov 30 1931
'0837.431-3 Is '05 A-0 $23,500c_.. Apr 3 1945 Gs g
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1915.) State &Co.tax(per$1,000)
(Subject to call Nov 30 1921.)
6,097
Population in 1900
(Subject to call April 3 1925.)
5s '89 J-J $250,000c*__July 1 1919
1909.)
$55,000c__ _Apr 1 1945
(Subject
MATAGORDA COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT. W. S. 5s g '05 A-0 call after April 1 1925.) 55 '90 M-S to call July 1 15 1920
$50,0000..Sept
(Subject to
5s g '06 J-J $120,000c_ _ _Jan 5 1946
(Subject to cell Sept 15 1910.)
Holman, County Judge.
(Subject to call after Jan 5 1926.) 4 3.i sg'00 M-N$300 000c _May 1 1920
Bay City is the Post Office for this district. Bonds are tax-exempt,
When Due. I Total assessed val. 1908_32,887,540 55 g '05 M-S $43,000c___Sept 1 1945 GEN. BONDS Sept 190942,098,000
LOANS5s '08 Feb $142,000c_Feb 14 19481(Assessment about % actual value.) (Subject to call after Sept 1 1025.) Improv. Dist. debt (add'i) 430,500
(Subject to call after Feb 14 1928.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1008_38.00 Is '08 ___ $24,000____Ang 1 1948 TO AL DEBT Sept 1909_ 2,528,500
410,902
BOND. DEBT May 1909_ _$142,000 Population in 1908 (est.)
5,000 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1928.) Sinking funds
Property Condemned, &c.
NET DEBT Sept 1909
2,117,598
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office In Bay City.
5s '90 M-S $75,000c•_Sept 15 1920 Assessed valuation real_ _45,152,615
Assessed val., personal__ _16,553,170
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
MILAM COUNTY. W. A. Nabours, Treasurer.
61,705,785
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1908
Cameron is the county seat.
(Assessment about full value.)
LOANSWhen Due. BOND.DEBT Sept 20 1909 $115,872 434sg '00 M-N $190,000c_May 1 1920
45%s'06 F-A 300,000r_Aug 1 1946 City tax (per *1,000) 1908_ __..$10.06
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909.._17,175,000
19.86
3
55 '95 A-0 $48,000c__May 15 1935 (Assessment about % actual value.) (Subject to call after Aug 1 1926.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_._ 53,321
Population in 1900
Sewer Bonds.
State & Co. tax(per$1,000) '09 $3.75
Bridge Bonds.
03,494
5s g '94 M-S$500,000c._ _Sept 1 1034 Populatlon in 1009
___
54.800
Population in 1900
39,666
5s
INTEREST on the refunding bonds of 1906 is payable at the City
53,072
4s
___
Treasurer's office; on all other bonds at Treasurer's office in San Antonio
Jail Bonds.
5s '95 A-0 $10.000c_May 15 1935
INTEREST is payable at Austin. or at the Importers & Traders' National Bank, New York City. .
-All of the city's bonds are exempt from taxation.
TAX FREE.
OPTIONAL.
-All bonds are now subject to call.
DEBT LIMIT.
-Bonded debt is limited by the City charter to 10% of
the assessed valuation.
MINERAL WELLS. Clarence Howard, Treasurer.
This city Is in Palo Alto County.
SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. Paul H. Scholz,
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Business Agent.
Is '07 _ ._ _ $15,000_ ...Oct 1 1947 LOANSStreet Bonds
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Sept 18 '094219,000
40 years (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1917.) 4s
$3,000
M-N 319.000c
1943 Total assessed val. 1908..61,705,775
5s
40 years
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
--- $15,000
(Assessment about full value.)
(Subject to call after 1923.)
Water-Works Bonds.
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
1947 School tax rate (per M) 1908_ 43.90
55
M-N 200,000c
5s'07_ 310,000_ __Met 1 1947 BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '08_ 3104,446
Population in 1909 (est) ____101,000
(Subject to call after 1927.)
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1017.) Assessed valuation 1908_ _ _8,025,000
INTL ithS'i Is payiti.ie at .,an Antonio. Austin or New York.
Fridge Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'08_310.50
5s '07 _. _ _ $1,196_ _ __Oct 1 1947 Population in 1900
2,048 SCURRY COUNTY.
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1910.)
Snyder is the county seat.
When Due. Assessed val. 1909
$6,033,554
LOANSNAVARRO COUNTY. P. C. Townsend, Auditor.
Population in 1900
Court-House Bonds.
4,158
County seat is Corsicana.
45 '08 Apr $70,000___Aug 12 1948
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909_320,550,000 (Subject to call after Aug 12 1918.)
LOANS-House Bonds.
(Assessment about 65% actual val.)
Court
45 '05 A-0 $137,000c__Jan 2 1945 State & Co. tax(per $1,000) '09 $6.60 SHERMAN. Henry Zimmerman, Secretary.
Sherman is the county seat of Grayson County.
43,374
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 191(1.) Population in 1900
Refunding Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 27 1909 $137,000
INTEREST payable at Corsicana. LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement Bonds.
45%0'07 J-J $38,000._ Jan 1 '10-'47
Water Works Bonds.
6s '92 141-N $20,000•_ __Nov 1 1932
NORTH FORT WORTH. H. T. Proctor, City Secretary.
45%s'03 M-N 322,500__May 1 '10-'38
(Subject to call after 1912.)
This city, is in Tarrant County.
10,000_ July 1 '10-'29
$4,000___Jan 15 1934 5s '05 ___
6s '94 J-J
By an Act of the Legislature this city is now a part of Fort Worth.
4148'06 F-A 10,223__Feb 1 '10-'46
(Subject to call after 1014.)
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 5 '08- - 3123.000
1910-1926
1910-1035 45%s8,500
School Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1907.. _5,000,000 6s '95 A-0 $13,000
45%s'08 ___
13,500.. __Oct 1 '10-'36
($500 payable yearly Oct 1.)
5s '0.1 July 323,000.. __July 1 1945 (Assessment about
actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
5s '99 F-A $30,000__Feb 1 '10-'39
(Subject to call after July 1 1930.) Total tax rate (per $1,000) '07_311.50
6s '05 A-0 $21,000__Oct 10 '10-'30
Street Improvement Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
430'06 F-A $18,500__Feb 1 '10-'46
4s g Feb $100,000c._ Feb 1 1945
1910-1940
Houston &Texas Central Refund. 45%s___ $15,500
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1930.)
45%s'08 ___
14,000____Oct '13-'40
ing Bonds.
19.9
73
5
ORANGE. G. W. Bancroft, Mayor.
Os '95 A-0 34,667___Oct 1 '10-'13 BOND. DEBT Sept 28 1908 $370, 00
13,500 _Oct 1 '10-'36 Sinking fund
-00'08 ___
This city is the county seat of Orange County. Incorporated 1894.
NET DEBT Sept 28 1008_ _ 350,761
Public School Bonds.
LOANSStreet and Drainage Bonds.
When Due.
88,500
School Bonds.
4s '08 ____ $15,000____Apr 1 1048 45%s'07 J-J $24,375c_July 1 '10-'24 Water debt (Included)
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1907_ _ _6,173,610
ts '95 A-0 $11,000c__Dec 28 1935 BOND.DEBT Nov 1 1908.. $78,000
4s '03 Feb 21,000c___Feb 1 1943 Total assessed val. 1908_3.349.305 45%.9'01 M-N $64,000_ _July 1 '10-'41 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
15 30
.
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_ $14.80 45%s'03 M-N 12,000__May 1 '10-'33 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_$7,305
Refunding Texas & Bac. Ry. Bds. Population in 1800
3,835
Os '97 A-0 $11,000c_May 11 1937 Population in 1900
10,243
Street and Bridge Bonds.
7,500 Is '04 F-A $30,000 .Aug 1 '10-39 Population in 1000
Population in 1908 (est)
Populatlon In 1908 (est.) _ _ _ _ _18,000
4s '02 Feb $15.000c.._June 1 1942 Bonds are tax exempt.
INTEREST is payable at the National Park Bank, New York City.
City Hall Bonds.
Ss '04 Nov $5,000c___Nov 1 1944
TARRANT COUNTY. U. J. McKenna, Auditor.
INTEREST is payable at Austin. Orange or New York City.
County seat is Fort Worth.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 18 1009 $349,000
LOANSPALESTINE. S.P. Allen,City Secretary.
16
Cash on hand
Bridge Bonds.10,5
Palestine Is the county seat of Anderson County. Incorporated 1871.
5s'06 A-0 $5,000c&r _._Apr 10 1936 Total assessed val. 1009_ _85,000,000
LOANSPaving Bonds
When Due.
(Assessment at 70% actual value.)
(Subject to call after 1906.)
School-House Bonds.
M-S $40.000c___Sept 2 1941
45
51 '96 M-N $9,000c___May 1 1936 Is '08 J-J
45.500c. __Jan 2 1948 48'99 Feb 362,000cdcr__.Feb 1 1919 County tax (per $1,000)
5421:317482
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly and Population in 1890
(Subject to call after 1901.)
rqublect to rah after Jan. 2 1915.1
Population in 1900
all after Feb. 1 1909.)
0000___May 1 1938 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909...$140,000
5s '98 M-N $10,
90,000
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est)
(Subject to call after 1903.)
Total assessed val. 1909_5.600,000
430 06 M-S $20,000cMch 11046 (Assessment about 'M actual value.) 48'99 Feb $282,000c&r„.Feb 1 1919
INTEREST is payable at the State
(Subject to call after March 1 1926.) Total tax (per 31,000) 1908_311.00 (Subject to call $8,000 yearly and
all after Feb. 1 1909.)
Compt lice's.ff ce.
City-Hall and Prison Bonds.
Population in 1900
8,297
56 '98 M-N $15,500c_ _ _Nov 1 1938
TEMPLE. M. 0. Woodward, Secretary.
(Subject to call after 1903.)
This city is in Bell County.
INTEREST on paving bonds payable at Austin; on 48%s at Palestine.
LOANSWhen Due.' School Bonds.
Austin or at National Park Bank, N. Y. City; other bonds at New York
Building Bonds,
6s '94 ___ $21,000-__July 2 1934
PARIS. Ed. H. McCuistion, Mayor; Jud. Wright, Sec'y. 58 '87 ____ $13,500____Mch 1 1927 5s'06 ___ 25,000-- July 2 1046
• Issued prior to the law of 1893 which requires approval and registraThis is the county seat of Lamar County. Incorporated in 1870. The
tion by State officials.
- ofty owns property valued at $553,500.
Nov., 1909.
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1909 $359,500
Water Works Bonds.
16,424
Sinking fund
5s g '07 J-D$150,000c___Dec 1 1947 Assessed valuation 1909_ _5.762,199
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1927.) (Assessment about
actual value.)
58 '09 F-A 100,000c___Aug 1 1949 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$14.40
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1929.) Population in 1900
7,065
Street Bonds
Population in 1909 (est)
14,000
5s '09 A-0 $50,000c___Apr 1 1949
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1929.)
INTEREST on water bonds payable at Fourth National Bank, New York.
TE.X.ARK.ANA. H. L. Vaughan, Secretary.
This city is in Bowie County. Incorporated Jan. 3 1877.
Water Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement Bonds.
65 '86 __-- $1,000____Jan 1 1936
Bridge Bonds.
6s '94 M-S $28,000____Mch 1 1934
(Subject to call $2,000 every three 5s '07 J-D $10,000____Dec 1 1947
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1912.)
years after Mar 1 1904.)
Sewer Bonds.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
55 '96 J-J
$9,000___ _July 1 1936 5s '07 J-D $10,000____Dec 1 1947
(Subject to call after Dec 1
(Subject to call after July 1 1906.)
55 '03 M-N 23,000 _ _ _ May 1 1943 5s '09 M-S$125,000cMch 192.)_ 1 1949
(Subject to call after May 1 1913.) (Subject to call after Mch. 1 1914.)
Jail Bonds
Building Bonds.
55 '03 M-N $4,000-- ..May 1 1943 5s '09 M-S $5,500c___Mch 1 1949
(Subject to call after May 1 1913.) (Subject to call after Mch. 1 1914.)
55 '09 M-S $2.500c___Mch 1 1949 BOND. DEBT Mch 1 '09__ $105,000
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1914.) Total assessed val. 1908__ _4,679,425
Street Bonds.
(Assessment about
actual value.)
55 '07 J-D $20,000- _Dec 1 1947 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_515.4)
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1912.) Population in 1900
55 '09 M-S $3.000c_ Mch 1 1949 Population in 1907
15,2560,400
(Subject to call after Mch. 1 1914.) Population in 1909 (est)
12,500
INTERES T oil tile Improvement ponds is payable at the Fourth National
Bank, New York, on the issue of 1895 at the Seaboard National Bank, New
York, and on the street and sewer bonds of. 1903 at the Seaboard National
Bank, New York,and at the State Treasurer's office In Austin; on the bonds
of 1909 at the Texarkana National Bank or at the State Treasurer's office
In Austin.
TRAVIS COUNTY. R. C. Roberdeau, Treasurer.
County seat Is Austin. Bonds of this county to the amount of $47,000
were declared invalid by the lower court, but the decision was overruled
by the United States Supreme Court and the securities held to be legal
obligations. V. 70, p. 957. These bonds have been refunded by new 48,
which are included below.
LOANSWhen Due. 45
-__ $33,000
40 years
Bridge Bonds
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
4s '98 A-0 $47,000.._Feb 10 1936 4s '09 ___
1949
35,000
(Subject to call after Mch. 1 1905.)
(Subject to call after 1919.)
4s '00 Apr 89,000___Mch 10 1940 BOND. DEBT Mch. 4 '09__$286,000
(Subject to call after Mch. 1 1905.) Tot. assessed val.'09 (est)-)45,000,000
State & Co. tax rate(per M)'09$5-20
Road and Bridge Bonds
40 years Population in 1890
___ $50,000
45
36,322
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
Population in 1900
47,386
40 years Population In 1909 (est)
__ 100,000
4s
60,000
call after 10 years.)
(Subject to
INTEREST is payable at Austin.
TYLER. Jno. H. I3onner, Mayor. R.E.Gaston,City Treas.
This city is the county seat of Smith County. The validity of all the
bonded indebtedness of tile city, ever questioned, has been llnally sustained
by the State Supreme Court. See "State and City" section for May 27 1905.
LOANSWhen Due.
Railroad Subsidy Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
65 '98 F-A $24,000•c__Apr 1 1918
bs '06 J J $30,000c.. _July 1 1937
Paving Bonds.
(Subject to call $8,000 after July 1 55 '07 M-N 515,000c_May 15 1937
1916, $4,000 after July 1 1921, and
(Subject to call.)
$18,000 after July 1 1926.)
5s '08 M-N 10,000c__May 15 1938
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1918.)
6s '96 J-J $35,000c___Apr 1 1926 BOND. DEBT Sept 18 1909 $189,000
35,000'c .Apr 1 1932 Sinking fund
6s '96 J-J
18,000
Water-Works Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909___4,468,310
5s '89 J J $21,000c___July 1 1919 (Assessment about ( actual value.)
3
School Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__$17.50
Os '89 Aug $,9,000•c_Apr 1 1919 Population In 1890
6,908
8,069
(Subject to call after 1899.)
I Population in 1900
12,500
Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable in New York: on the
paving bonds at New York, Tyler or at Austin: on all other bonds in Tyler.
VICTORIA COUNTY. C. A. Leuschner, Treasurer.
Victoria is the county seat. Bonds are tax exempt.
LOANSWhen Due
Refunding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
35'01 Apr $80,000
Apr 10 1941
55'00 Apr $1,900
Nov 18 1939
(Subject to call after 1911.)
(Subject to call after 1905.)
Road Bonds.
4s02 Apr $1,900
Apr 101042 55'00 Apr $35.000
Apr 101040
(Subject to call after 1907.)
(Subject to call after 1905 )
45'02 Apr $1,900
Apr 10 1042 BOND. DEBT Sept 24 1909 $121,600
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Sinking fund
20,000
4s '05 ____ $1.900___Feb 13 1945 Assessed val. '09 (est.)__10,405,370
State & Co tax (per $1.000) '08 $8.30
Population in 1890
8,737
Population in 1900
13,678
INTEREST payable at Austin, Texas.
WACO. R. B. Dickey, City Secretary.
This city is in McLennan County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
55 g'91 J-J $32,000•___Ju1y 1 1921
$50,000____Jan 1 1931 5s g'93 J-J
4s g'01
24,000___July 1 1923
55 '07 J-J
Funding Bonds.
60,000__Jan 1 1937
School Bonds.
5s g'.)1. J-J $32,000•___July 1 1921
55 g'93 A-0 14,000__Oct 1 1923 58 g'03 A-0 $15,000___Oct 1 1923
4s g'OJ
49,000 ____Jan 1 1930 55 g'04 M-N 59,000____Nov 1 1934
15s '09 J-J 112,500.. July 1 1939 4s '07 ___
50,000____Jan 1 1937
Public Works Bonds
Street Bonds.
6s g'04 M-S $20,000•___Sept 1 1924 55 '09 J-J $75,000____July 1 1939
65 '94 M-S 20,000 ..Sept 1 1924
Fire Station & Equip. Bonds.
5s g'81 A-0 108,000•__Oct 1 1919 5s '09 J-J $25,000____July 1 1939
55 g'-)0 M-S 76,000•.._ _Sept 1 1920 BOND. DEBT July 1 '08_$1,272.000
5s g'91 J-J 121,000•__July 1 1921 Sinking fund
308,843
5s g'94 A-0 54,000_Apr 1 1924 NET DEBT July 1 '08
963,157
Water-Works.
11,503,824
Total valuation 1906
55 g '04 M-N $308,000. _Nov 1 1934 (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
45 g '03 A-0 117.000_ _ Oct 1 1933 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$17.50
Waco & Northwestern RR.
Population in 1890 (Census)_14,445
68 g'92 J-J $41,000_ _ _ _July 1 1912 Population In 1000 (Census)--20.686
INTEREST Is payable at Waco and at New York.
-Bonded debt is limited by charter to 8% of
DEBT LIMITATION.
assessed valuation.
WAXAHACHIE. Charles Kennedy, City Assessor & Col.
This city Is the county seat of Ellis County. Incorporated 1871. About
$43,000 of the bonded debt issued in 1876, which were in litigation, have
been declared valid by the courts.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water-System Improvement Bonds
Refunding Bonds.
5s '06 Mch $9,500c_Mch 1 '10-46
4s '99 May $3,500c-__Nov 1 1939
Water Works Bonds.
(Subject to call after Nov. 11909.) 5s '04 ___ $25,0000
July 1 1934
Mch 1 1932 5s '04 ___
4s '02 M-S $15,500c
5000..
..May 1 1934
(Subject to call after Mch. 1 1912.) 5s '06 ___ 9,750_ ___Mar 1 1946
and Water-Works Bonds.
Sewer
5s '07 ____
7.400_ _ __June 1 1937
5s .05
_ $3,000c_ _ _June 6 1936 BOND. DEB'r Apr 1 1909 $129,500
School Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ 3,700,000
45 '00 J-D $9.5000___Oct 1 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_511.00
4s '03 J-D 21,600e- _June 29 1943 Population in 1890
(Subject to call after June 29 1913.) Population in 1900 _____ _ _ _ _ _ _4 0278
3, 15
INTEREST on $21,600 school bonds payable at Austin; $25,000 waterworks bonds at State Treasurer's office, and National Park Bank, N. Y.
WICHITA FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district (P. 0. Wichita Falls) in Wichita County,
LOANSWhen Due.I
School House Bonds.
bs '09 ___ $60,000
19491
(Subject to call after 1939.)
I
185
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop180.
Debt.
Debt. Valuation. 1,000. ula110n
1900.
$
$
$
Abilene (C), Taylor County..__ 73,000
2,641,000a10.00
3,411
Almeda Drainage Dist, No. 2_200,000
1
5
00
2 782. 042. 0
2:1 19.5 0 a10.0
Alpine Independent Sch. Dist__ 30,000
None
Amarillo (C), Potter County__ 65,900
4,969,330 6.50
1,442
Angelina County
8,383,9690.102 13,481
35,000
3
Anson (C), Jones County
1,010,315
28,000
Aransas County
1,716
:000 11,000 2,490.865 52.50
0 0
8
Arlington, Tarrant County____ 2351
919,216
Atascosa County
7,143
5,989,425 52.80
70,000
Ballinger, Runnels County____ 49,000
1,128
1,850,000 6.50
Barstow Drainage Dist. No, 1__ 50,000
ra
888,714 ____
500
Bastrop County
48,975
12,420,150 53.75 26,845
Bee County
49,640
7,720
3,399 7,765,996 c5.70
Belton (C), Bell County
3,700
35,000
600 1,420,000a11.50
Bonham, Fannin County
66,000
5,902 2,300,000a11.40 25,042
Bowie County
63 00
3 5:0000
None 12,919,080 52.50 26,676
Brazos County
8,203,625 53.30 18,859
Brenham, Washington County_ 42,000
1,855,060 11.50
5,968
Brewster County
2,350
62,480
None 7,515,421 c6.30
Brownsville (C) Cameron Co
,
6,305
70,000 20,000 2,500,000 a6.50
Bryan (C), Brazos County
1,866,495a18.40 2-3
60,500
Calhoun County
2,829,349 54.00
33,000
2,395
Cameron County
26;00
800 0 34,908 10,615,193 55.30 16,095
Castro County
3,022,152c4.60 2-3 400
Childress County
30,000
2,138
5,1 0,300 c3.20
Clarendon, Donley County
,
26250
822,900
Clarksville (C), Red River Co__ 28:000
3800
5
2,069
7,000 1,435,924 a8.50
Coke County
2,800,000 c9.30
3,430
Coleman Independent Sch, Dist. 580 0
30 0 0 None
:0
927.500 3.50
Colorado County
12,365,972 54.50 22,293
Columbus, Colorado County___ 25.000
1,824
None
692,995 a8.50
Comanche (C), Comanche Co__ 62.000
5,000 2,166,872a10.00
2,070
Comanche County
48.000 12,346 10.602,308 54.00 23,009
Concho County
30 0
54 00
:00
None 3,878,270 53.20
1,427
Coryell County
9,357,398 c7.67
1,300
Crockett County
32,000
None 2,497,705 54.00
1,591
Cuero. DeWitt County
57,900
None 2,660,980 a7.90
3,422
Dalhart Independent Sch. Dist_ 34,000
2,046,661 5.00
Decatur, Wise County
29,250
5,500
1,562
894,471 12.50
Del Rio Independent Sch, Dist_ 33,000
1,348,000 5.00
Delta County
37,996
8,099 5,000,000 ____ 15,249
De Witt County
68,000
16,865,180 52.00 28,318
Dickins County
27,500
2,510,563 56.40
1,151
DimmIt County
25,000
3,733,003 55.00
1,106
Eastland County
41,000
10,224,990 53.60 17,971
4,235,550 55.50
3,108
Ellis County Rd. Dist. No. 1_250,000
Ennis (C), Ellis County
39,000
None 1,829,600 12.50
4,919
Erath County
30,000
12,579,140 53.75 20,966
Falls County
82,000 29,530 17,344,280c6.102-3 33,342
Fort Bend County146,500
13,833.040
Frio County
5,156,753 55.60
41,473
4,200
Glasscock County39,000
1,963,781 c9.96
Goliad County
42,000
3,000 8,106.614 c8.27
8.310
Hall County
25,500
None 5,812,898c5.60 2-3 3.570
Harrison County
48,500
5,158 10,620,000c7.20 2-331,878
Haskell County
48 0 0
25:000
200 10,585,915 53.50
2.537
Hemphill County
2,875,600 56.50
815
Henrietta, Clay County
1,614
27,000
None 1,078,120 a7.50
Hidalgo County
40 0 0
75:700
None 8,000,000 c5.20
Honey Grove (C), Fannin Co__ 41,000
2,4835,0 0 1,700,265a10.00
Hood County
9,146
186 4,190,75 55.50
Hopkins County
65: 00
2000 0
5,900 8,000,000 c7.00 27.950
Houston County
25,50
8 2
5
8 0 :00 0 a9. 0 u. 40
2:8870 00 c7.2
6
Houston Hts (T), Harris Co_ _ _ 50,000
None
Howard County
2,528
48,000
6,500 4,500,000 56.50
Jacksonville (C), Cherokee Co.._ 26,000
1,568
1,000 1,500,000 a5.00
Jacksonville Ind. Sch, District_ 25,000
1,250,000
Jefferson (C), Marlon County__ 63:200
86 0 0
2,850
1,000
597,511 ____
Johnson County
21 ,570,2,00c5.932-3 33,819
Jones County
62:500 0 12,000 14,588,610 c4.13
33 00
Karnes County
8,681
9,347,175 53.00
Kaufman (C), Kaufman County 35,000
Lampasas County
27,500
2,
325
None 6,346,115c6.682-3 8678
Laredo, Webb County
88,000 20,000 3,311,013a15.00 13,429.
La Salle County
52,925
4,160,625 56.50
2,303
Lee County
25,000
5,707,300 a6.37 14,595Liberty County
35,000
7,500 8,187,96558.60 2-3 8,102
Limestone County
59,000
13,609,280 c6.67 32,573
Llano County
7,301
45,000
No:e 6,412,415 c5.17
Longview, Gregg County
41,450
Longview Ind. School District_ 40,000
None 1,750,000 --- 2.50
3 891
'
McCulloch County
30.000
3,960.
None 5,754,804 53.50
McKinney (C), Collin County
4,342
54,500
2,277,200 11.15
Marlin (C) Falls County
.
3,092
56,500
None 2,226,450a17.30
Mart, McLennon County
50,000
1,500,000 a9.00
Mason County
41,000
None 3,800,000
Medina County
7,783
3 000
8:500
3
None 9,034,666 52.00
Mexla, Limestone County
2,393
Midland County
1,741
30,000
7,946,855 53.80
Mitchell County
54,000 21,000 7,144,625a8.60 2-3 2,855Motley County
1,257
:000
500
389 3,218,390 52.80
Nacogdoches Ind. School Dist_ 3268
1,887 492 4.16 2-3
Navasota (C), Grimes County
3,857
1,219,007 11.30
32,500
Nueces County
33,236
None 21,545,465 52.23 10,439.
Orange County
5,905
7,365,951 55.80
76,950
Palo Pinto County
73,950
11,113,585 54.50 12,291
Parker County
25.000 51,600 14,129,050 0.67 25,823Pittsburgh School District
1,083.687
Port Arthur (C), Jefferson Co__ 29 50
3 :0 0
900
7 00
2,000 2,370,832 a6.50
Potter County
11,758,765c6.66 2-3 1,82070,000
Randall County
66,000
963
6,000,000 c6.50
Robertson County
65,329
None 10,757,22- c6.00 23 1,480.
Rockdale (C), Milan County.... 28,500
2,515
None 1,209,288a11.50
Roc neort (C , Aransas County_ 30,000 15,000
Ru nkp is coulntAr
y
1,153
974,049 9.50
5,37
64,000
10,221,420 9.85
Sabine County
4.920,604c8.26 2-3 6,394.
San Angelo (C), Tom Green Co_114,000
1,206 4,709,000a11.50
San Marcos, Hays County
27,000
2,292'
600 1,885,220 8.50
San Patricio County
28 00
52:00
0
None 5,157,067 53.50
2,372
Seymour (C). Baylor Co
County... 41,000
None
Shackleford County
2.461
3,585,252 55.40
Shelby County
None 5,400,000 c7.63 20.452
223225..:8001700
9
Smith County
11,061,187 c6.90 37,370
Stamford (C). Jones County___ 30,000
Sterling County
1,6
2. 0
0
Stephensville Ind. School Dist.. 34.000
None 1,450.000
Stonewall County
2,183
37,240
750 5,252,845 c5.80
Sulphur Springs
3,635
54,250 17,670 1,864,250 a6.50
Sulphur Spgs. Ind. Sch. Dist
48,250
2,540 1,953.735 5.00
Sutton County
2,573,396 54.20
31,000
1,727
Taylor (C), Williamson County_ 43,000
2,332,000 14.50
4,211
Teague (C), Freestone County_ 42,500
4,453 1,285,000 a6.00
Terrell (C), Kaufman County__ 66,386
8,330
3,745,564 18.00
Terrell County
30,000
None 3,686,069 54.10
Throckmorton County
30,000
3,732,104 51.30
1,750
Tom Green County
38,000
6,804
8,400,000 54.70
Van Zandt County
65,000
7,514,000 55.10 25,481
Victoria (C), Victoria County__ 58,000
4,010
1,500 3,146,338 a5.80
Weatherford, Parker County__ 75,000
3,200,000a22.50
4,786
Webb County
31,974 28,000 7,657,075 57.50 21.851
Wharton County
91,950
14,703,413c5.102-3 16,942
Wichita Falls (C), Wichita Co__ 89,000
2,480
None 3,662,460 a6.50
WIlbarger County
5,750
71,000
None 9,930,875 0.37
Wise County
78,000
None 13,057,000 c6.52 27.116
Yoakum (C), De Witt County. 36,000
3.499
None 1,986,615 9.50
Young County
46,000
7,400,000 c7.162-3 6,540
(C) My. (T) Town. a Total tax. b County tax. c State & County tax.
• Issued prior to law of 1893, which requires approval and registration by
State officials.
[VOL.Lxxxii.
ISLAND POSSESSIONS.
186
HAWAII(TERRITORY OF). W.F. Frear, Governor; D. L.
Conkling, Treasurer.
Organized as territory by Act of Congress April 30 1900. Total area
of territory (square miles) is 6,454. Honolulu is the capital.
Fire Claim Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS—
4s g '03 M-N $285,000c_-May 1 1918
Public Improvement Bonds.
4 qs g'05J-J $1,000,000c_Jan 2 1920 (Subject to call after May 1 1908.)
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1910.)
43.4s g'03 A-0 $1,000,000_0ct 11018 4s g '05 A-0 $600,000__Oct 4 1920
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1908.) (Subject to call after Oct 4 1910.)
3}is g '08 J-J 750,0000__ _Jan 2 1921 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 09_ _$4,131 ,000
36,029
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1911.) Sinking fund
3Hs '07 A-0 $294,000c_Oct 1 1922_ Total assessed val 1909_ _138,910,820
154,000
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1912.)
330'09 A-0 200,000____Oct 1 1924
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1914.)
LEGISLATURE meets biennially on the third Wednesday in February
and sessions are limited to 60 days.
INTEREST is payable at the Treasurer's office in Honolulu, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Bank, New York City, and at the United States Mortgage &
Trust Co., New York City.
LIMIT OF DEBT.—By Act of Congress (Chapter 339, Laws of 1900) the
mit of indebtedness is fixed at 7% of the assessed value of taxable property.
Total assessed val. 1909 _$ 0,958,308 General tax (per $1,000) 1909_$15.00
Population in 1903 (census)_ _220,000
(Assessment at full value.)
(There is no assessment made
INT. payable at Treasury of U. S.
of personal property.)
PORTO RICO. George Cabot Ward, Auditor
One of the island possessions of the United States ceded by Spain following the war of 1898. San Juan is the capital.
When Due. (Assessment about full value.)
LOANS—
Gen. tax rate (per $1,000)'09 $10.00
Insular Loan of 1907.
953,243
45 g '07 J-J 5900,000c __Jan 1 '10.27 Population in 1899
Population in 1909 (est) ___1,000,000
Irrigation Bonds
48 g '09 J-J $3,000,000c_Jan 1 '14-33
INT. and prin. payable at office of
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909 53,900,000
Total assessed val. 1909 5117,587,873 J. & W. Seligman & Co. of N. Y.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from insular and municipal taxes
of the island.
• Of the general tax of $10, $9 is turned over by the Government of Porto
Rico to the municipalities for the support of the same. The other $1 is
retained by the Government. There is a further tax of $1.00 to pay the
principal and interest of the loan of 1907. Payments upon the 1909 loan
will be met by assessment upon the property benefited.
-Gen. ARECIBO. Manuel Perez Aviles, Mayor.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. W. Cameron Forbes, Gov.
group of islands in the Pacific Ocean ceded to the United States as the
A
result of the war with Spain in 1898.
When Due.
LOANS—
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s g '05 Q-M $2,500,000-Meh 1 1935
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1915.)
4s g '06 Q-F $1,000,000r_ Feb 1 1936
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1916.)
45 g '09 A-0 $1,500,000r Aug 1 1939
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1919.)
A city in Porto Rico.
Manila is the Capital.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_5100,000
LOANS—
Land Purchase Bonds.
1909-10_4,466,198
4s g '04 Q-F $7,000,000_ _Feb 1 1934 (Is g '02 J-J $100,000_ __Jan 1 1922 Total assessed val.full value.)
(Assessment at
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1914.) (Subject to call after- Jan 1 1912.) Total tax rate (per M)'09-'10_$14.00
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '09 512,000,000
39,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
Total assessed val. 1908_250,000,000
(There is no assessm't made of perMAYAGUEZ. M. R. Palmer, Mayor.
sonal property.)
A city in Porto Rico,
6,976,574
Population In 1902
$78,178
When Due. Sinking fund
Population in 1903(census) 7,635,426 LOANS—
rotai assessed val. 1908-09_5,148,678
NT. payable at Treasury of U. S.
Funding & Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.—The "Land Purchase" bonds were 6s g '02 J-J $200,000_ _Jan 1 1922
Jan 1 1912.) Total tax rate (per M)'08-'09_$15.50
Issued to purchase some 410,000 acres of land owned by the Friars, and all (Subject to call after proceeds from the sale or lease of such lands are to constitute a trustfund BOND. DEBT July 1 1909 $200,000 Population in 1909 (est.) _ _40,000
interest of the bonds. A sinking fund Floating debt
$28,000
for the payment of the principal and
has also been established for tile payment of the public Improvement bonds
PONCE. Julio Rosich, Auditor.
at maturity.
- TAX EXEMPT.—Under the various Acts of Congress authorizing the
A city In Porto Rico.
above bonds,all Issues of the Government of the Philippine Islands or those LOANS—
When Due. Total assessed val. 1009_$11,5051641
made by Its authority are exempt from all taxation in the Philippino Islands Os g '02 J-J $200,000c___Jan 1 1922
(Assessment at full value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09-$13.00
or in the United States.
(Subject to call Jan 1 1912.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 '09__ $200,000 Population in 1909 (est.)__ _80,000
MANILA. H. L. Fisher, Sec'y Municipal Board.
A city in the Province of Manila, Island of Luzon, Philippine Islands. SAN JUAN. Antonio Llabres, Comptroller.
Date of charter Aug. 7 1901. The form of government of this city is modThis city is the capital of Porto Rico
eled after that of Washington, D. C. and the Philippine Government proWhen Due. Sinking
_------$265,612
LOANS—
vides for 30% or the annual expenditures.
fund_Funding Refunding and Improve- 'l'otal assessed val.'09-'10.17,776,882
Water and Sewer Bonds—(Con.)
When Due.
LOANS—
(Assessment at full value.)
ment Bonds.
Water & Sewer Bds.—(Tax-Eet.) 4s g '08 Q-A $1,000,000__Jan 2 1938
4s g '05 Q-J $1,000,000r _June 1 '35 (Subject to call after Jan 2 1918.) (Ss g '02 J-J $600,000c__Jan 1 1922 Total tax rate (per M)'09-'10-$16.00
• 32,048
(Subiect to call after June 1 1915.) BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '0954,000,000 (Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.) Population in 1900
50,000
BOND..DEBT July 1909.4600,0001PopulatIon in 1909 (est)
4s g 07 Q-J $2,000,000r_Jan 2 1937
54,143
Floating debt
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1917.)
I
GENERAL
INDEX.
Page.
Page.
Page.
Page.
,
78 Bellingham,Wash. &S.D _155
184 Bangor,Pa
Alliance,North'pt'nCo.,Pa.,78 Ashland, Ky
62
138 Belmar, N J
16 Bannock Co., Ida
Alliance, Berks Co., Pa_ 78 Ashland, N. H
21
112 Belmont, Mass
Allison Ditch D. No.2, 111.106 Ashland, Ohio(City& Co.) 83 Baraboo, Wis84
131 Belmont Co., Ohio
153 Barber Co., Kan
134 Ashland, Ore
176 Alma, Kan.(C. & T.)
Aberdeen, Miss
134
78 Barberton, Ohlo,& Sch.D. 84 Beloit, Kan
110 Ashland, Pa
126 Alma, Mich
S. Dak.
Aberdeen,
115
129 Ashland, Wis.(City &Co.)112 Bardstown S. D., Ky.. ..164 Beloit, Wig
Aberdeen S. D. S,.Dak_126 Alma, Neb
112
83 Barnesboro S. D., Pa_ _ _ _ 78 Beloit, Wis., S. D
Aberdeen S. D.No.5,Wash155 Almeda Dr. D. No.2,Tex.185 Ashtabula, 0., & S. D
170
126 Belton, S. 0
83 Barnes Co., N. D
110 Ashtabula Co., Ohio
_ _130 Alpena, Mich
Abilene, Kan., & S. D_
185
33 Belton, Tex
Co., Mass..
157 Barnestable
185 Alpine Ind. S D., Tex 185 Asotin Co , Wash
Abilene, Tex
115
173 Beltraml Co., Minn
142 Barnesville, Ga
102 Aspen, Col
21 Alton, Ill., & S D
Abington, Mass
118 Belvedere, Cal., & S. D...153
78 Barnesville, Minn
70 Aspinwall, Pa
Pa., & S. D..
Abington Twp.& S.D.,Pa. 69 Altoona,
178
138 Astoria Ore., & S. D
_154 Barnesville, 0., & S D 84 Belzoni, Miss
178 Alturas Co., Ida
Ackerman, Miss
185 Barnstable (T.), Mass
148 Atascosa Co., Tex
33 Bemidji, Minn., & S. D 118
Altus, Okla_ „
Acquackanonk Twp. S. D.
70
17 Ben Avon, Pa
146 Atchafalaya Basin Lev.
Barre, Vt
62 Alva., Okla., & S. D
N J
173
16 Ben Hill Co., Ga
185
178 Barrington, N. H
D., La
138 Amarillo, Tex
Ada Co, Idaho
170
35 Bennettsville, S. 0
130 Barrington, R. I
171 Atchison, Kan
118 Americus, Ga
Minn_
Ada Ind. S. D.,
131 Barstow Dr.D.No.1, Tex.185 Bennlngton (T. & V.), Vt. 17
121 Atchison Co., Kan
97 Ames, Ia
Ada, Ohio, & S. D
126
21 Atchison S. D., Kan_ _131 Bartholomew Co., Ind_..101 Benson Co., N. D
146 Amesbury, Mass
Ada,Okla
122
171 Bartlesville. Okla., & S.D.146 Benton Co., Mo
21 Athens, Ga
33 Amherst, Mass
Adams, Mass
118
16 Benson (V), Minn
83 Barton Heights, Va
161 Athens, 0., & S. D
60 Amherst Co., Va
Adams, N.Y
174 Benton Co. S. D. No. 16,
83 Bartow, Fla
97 Athens Co., Ohio
101 Amherst Un. S. D., 0_
Adams Co., Ind
157
181
Wash
21 Basic City, Va
Athol, Mass
121 Amityville S. D. No. 6,
Adams Co., Iowa
137 Benton Harbor, Mich__ 107
171 Basin, Wyo
80 Atlanta, Ga
N.Y
177
Adams Co., Miss
185 Benwood U. H. S. D., W.
Bastrop Co., Tex
83 Amsterdam, N.Y.& S.D.. 43 Atlantic City, N .1.. &
Ohio
Adams Co.,
162
102
Va
62 Batavia, III
S D
,&
78 Anaconda, Mont. S.D A38
Adams Co., Pa
84
43 Berea, Ohio
62 Batavia, N. Y
Anacortes, Wash., & S. D.157 Atlantic Co., N J
Adams Co., Wash., S. D.
62
97 Bergen Co., N J
146 Atlantic Highlands, N. J. 62 Batavia, Ohio
Anadarko, Okla
157
No. 15
68
80 Bergenfield, N J
Batavia S. D., N. Y
149 Atlantic Highlands S. D.,
Adams Fire Dist., Mass.... 21 Anaheim, Cal
149
88 Bates Co., Mo.,D.D.No.1_122 Berkeley, Cal., & S. D
N. J
97 Anderson, Ind., & S. D_ 98
Addyston, 0
12 Berkeley, Va.—(See Nor146 Bath, Me
169 Atoka, Okla
Adrian, Mich., & S. D__ _106 Anderson,5.0
160
folk)
179
21 Baton Rouge, La
130 Attleboro, Mass
148 Anderson Co., Kan
Afton, Okla
161
106 Berkeley Co., W. Va..
12 Battle Creek, Mich
165 Auburn, Me
33 Anderson Co., Tenn
Agawam, Mass
70
107 Berks Co., Pa
129 Bay City, Mich
43 Auburn, Neb
170 Andes, N. Y
Aiken, S C
33
107 Berkshire Co., Mass
43 Bay Co., Mich
21 Auburn, N. Y
Altkin, Minn., & S. D__ _118 Andover, Mass
39
Berlin, Conn
97 Bay Creek Sub-Dist. of
118 Angelica, N. Y.(T. & V.) 60 Auburn (T.), Ohio
Aitken Co., Minn
15
Berlin, N. H
Island & Lev. Dr.
Sny
83
185 Auglaize Co., Ohio
83 Angelina Co., Tex
Akron, 0., & S. D
144
108 Bernalillo Co., N. M
D., Ill
171
174 Angleton Dr. D., Tex_ _181 Augusta, Ga
Alabama
88
112 Bernards, N J
134 hayfield Co., Wis
153 Augusta, Kan
167 Annadale S. D., Cal
Alamance Co., N C
178
Bessemer, Ala
& Lev. D.
12 Bay Island Dr.
80 Augusta, Me., & W D
Annapolis, Md
Alameda, Cal., & S. D.
108 Bessemer, Mich., & S.D_110
102
No. 1, Ill
110 Aurora, Ill. & S D
149 Ann Arbor, Mich
No.4
39
62 Bethel, Conn
118 Bayonne, N. J
139 Ann Arbor S. D., Mich_ _108 Aurora, Minn
Alamosa, Col
70
129 Bayou-Carlin Dr.D , La_179 Bethlehem,Pa
80 Aurora, Neb
171 Anne Arundel Co., Md_
Albany,Ga
21
108 Beverly, Mass
175 Austin, Minn., & S. D.....118 Beardstown, Ill
124 Anniston, Ala
Albany, Mo
181
181 Beardstown S D., Ill_ _102 Bexar Co., Tex
115 Austin, Tex
42 Anoka, Minn
Albany, N. Y
12
124 Beatrice, Neb., & S. D..128 Biddeford, Me
13 Austin Two., Mo
43 Anson, Me
Albany Co., N. Y
60
170 Big Flats, N Y
68 Beaufort, S. C
185 Avalon, Di J
136 Anson, Tex
Albany Co., Wyo
169 Bigheart 5.D.N0.29,0kia.148
70 Beaufort Co., N.0
36 Avalon, Pa
Albert Lea, Minn.,& S.D_115 Ansonia, Conn
137
181 Big Horn Co., Wyo
78 Beaumont, Tex
134 Avalon S. D., Pa
121 Anthony City, Kan
Albia, Ia
70 Big Lake Sp. Dr. D., I11.106
33 Beaver, Pa., ,S: S. D
111 Avon, Mass
108 Antigo, Wis
Albion, Mich
107
129 Big Rapids, Mich
43 Beaver City, Neb
145 Avon, N Y
60 Apache Co., Ariz
Albion (V.) N. Y
161
148 Bigstone Gap, Va
68 Beaver Co., Okla
121 Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J_
Albuquerque,N.M.& S.D.143 Appanoose Co ,Ia
136
70 Big Timber, Mont
112 Avondale, O.—(See Cin.) 85 Beaver Co., Pa
178 Appleton, Wis
Alcorn Co., Miss
139
70 Bijou Irr. D., Col
173 Avon S. D No. 1. N. Y_ 80 Beaver Falls, PA
Alessandro Irr'n D., Cal _149 Appling Co., Ga
22
33 Beaverhead Co., Mont.. ..136 Billerica, Mass
185 Ayer, Mass
102 Aransas Co., Tex
Alexander Co., Ill
136
153 Beaver Pond S. D., W.Va.161 Billings, Mont
43 Azusa, Cal
101 Arcade, N.Y
Alexandria, Ind
118 Billings S. D. No.2, Mont 135
Becker Co., Minn
60
Alexandria, La.,& S. D.._179 Arcadia, N Y
177
Biloxi, Miss
Beckham Co.S. D. No.31,
abylon Un. Fr. S. D
159 Arcadia City S. D., Cal_ ..153
Alexandria, Va
43
148 Binghamton, N Y
No. 4, N.Y
43
Okla
97
60 Arcanum,0
Alexandria Bay, N. Y
166
43 Binghamton, Penn..
139 Bedford, N Y
153 Badger Irr. D., Col
Alfalfa Co. S. D. No. 46,
Arcata, Cal
175
159 Birmingham, Ala
173 Bedford City, Va
14 Arcola Dr. D No. 1, Ill_106 Bainbridge, Ga
Okla
79 Bisbee,Ariz.,& S.D.No.2 _145
146 Baker City, Ore., & S D_154 Bedford Co., Pa
60 Ardmore, Okla
Alfred, N. Y
153
..185 Bishop (T.), Cal
173 Bee Co., Tex
43 Baker Co., Ga
106 Ardsley, N Y
Alger Co., Mich
110 Bismarck, N. D.. & S. D..125
149 Belding, Mich
186 Bakersfield, Cal
Porto Rico
Alhambra, Cal., & S. D.A53 Arecibo,
98
2nd
12 Blackford Co.,
80 Argentine, Kan., & S. D..130 Bakersfield S D., Cal_ 153 Belfast, Me
Allegany Co., Md
119
134 Belknap Co., N II
15 Black Hawk Co , Ia
144 Baldwin, Kan
60 Arizona Territory
Allegany (V.), N Y
84 Black Mtn. Twp., N. 0-_169
180 Baldwin Twp. S. D., Pa_ 70 Bellaire, 0., & S. D
69 Arkansas
Allegheny Co., Pa
148
43 Bell Co., Tex
181 Blackwell, Okla
130 Baldwinsville, N. Y
Allegheny,Pa.(see Pit'gh) 75 Arkansas City, Kan
138
21 Ballard, Wash.—(See SeBellefontaine, 0., & S D. 84 Blaine Co., Ida
Allegheny Sch. Dists., Pa_ 69 Arlington, Mass
148
156 Bellefonte, Pa
Blaine Co., Okla
70
185
attle)
98 Arlington, Tex
Allen Count ,Ind
70
185 Belleville, III
102 Blalr Co., Pa
12 Ballinger, Tex
134 Aroostook Co., Me
Allen Co., Kan
129
43 Belleville, Kan
134 Blair S. D., Neb
183 Artesia, N Mex
144 Ballston Spa, N Y
Allen Co., Ky
79
Blakely (Boro.), Pa
Belleville, N. J. (T. & S.
Ballston Spa S. D No. 1,
83 Arverne-by-the-Sea, N.Y.
Allen Co., Ohio
97
D.)
88 Blanchester,0
80
N.Y
88
53
—(See N. Y City).
Allenhurst, N. J
103 131andford Sp. Fire D.,
80 Belleville S. D., Ill
69 Asbury Park, N. J
62 Baltimore, Md
Allentown, Pa
33
Mass
84
170 Bellevue, Ohio
70 Ashburn, Ga
173 Bamberg, S. C
Allentown S. D., Pa
60
12 Bellevue, Pa., & S D...... 70 Blasdell (V.), N. Y
187 Bangor, Me
83 Asheville, N. C
Alliance, 0., & S. D
Page.
176
Ala
179
Abbeville, La & S. D_ _170
bbeville,
Abbeville, S. C.,
B
Nov., 1909.]
Page.
Page.
84
39 Byesville S D.,0
Bloomfield, Conn
62
Bloomfield, N. J
161
Bloomington S. D., Ind_101 Oabell Co., W Va
179
Bloomington, Ill., & S. D.103 •-•addo Lev. D., La
110
79 Cadillac, Mich
Bloomsburg, Pa
97
Blue Earth, Minn.,& S.D _118 Cadiz, 0., & S D
173
Blue Earth Co., Minn_ _ _ _118 Cairo, Ga
106
Bluefield, W Va
161 Cairo, Ill
12
Blue Island, Ill
106 Calais, Me
138
Blue Mound Twp., Kan_ _134 Caldwell, Ida
134
134 Caldwell, Kan
Blue Rapids, Kan
173 Caldwell (Boro.), N J... 68
Blue Ridge, Ga
97
101 Caldwell, Ohio
Bluffton, Ind
181
97 Caldwell Co., Tex
Bluffton, Ohio
175
D., Ill
106 Calhoun Co., Ala
Bois D'Arc Dr.
185
Boise City, Ida., & S. D_138 Calhoun Co., Tex
149
166 California
Bolivar, Tenn
124
177 California, Mo
Bolivar Co., Miss
79
Bond Hill, 0.—(See Cin.) 85 California, Pa
124
185 Calumet Twp., Mo
Bonham,Tex
23
Bonita U. H. S. D., Cal_ _153 Cambridge, Mass
129
134 Cambridge, Neb
Bonner Spgs., Kan
84
Bon Terre S.D.No.12,Mo_124 Cambridge, 0., & S. D
79
121 Cambridge Springs, Pa..
Boone S. D., Iowa
13
Boones Pond Dr. D., Ill_ _106 Camden, Me
124 Camden, N. J. (C. & Co.) 63
Mo
Booneville,
Camden, N Y
60
Booneville Un. Fr. S. D.
169
43 Camden, S. C
No. 1, N.Y
180
13 Camden S. D., Ark
Boothbay Harbor, Me
68 Cameron, Mo
124
Bordentown (C.), N.J
16 Cameron Co., Pa
79
Boscawen, N H
179 Cameron Co., Tex
185
Bossier Lev. D., La
22 Cameron S. D. W Va _ _162
Boston, Mass
161 Campbell Co., So. Dak_ _127
Botetourt Co., Va
126 Campbell Co., Tenn
165
Bottineau Co., N D
159
Boulder, Col.,& S.D.No.3.139 Campbell Co., Va
68 Canadian Co., Okla
146
Bound Brook, N. J
134 Canajoharte, N. Y
60
Bourbon Co., Kan
164 Canandaigua, N. Y
44
Bourbon Co., Ky
33 Canandaigua S. D., N Y. 45
Bourne, Mass
185 Canastota (V.), N Y_
60
Bowie Co., Tex
163 Caney, Kan
134
Bowling Green, Ky
84 Canon City, Col., & S. D.
Bowling Green,0
No. 1
129
139
Boyd Co., Neb
110 Canonsburg, Pa
70
Boyne City, Mich
40
Bozeman, Mont., & S. D-135 Canton, Conn
39
Braddock, Pa., & S. D.__ 70 Canton, Mass
174 Canton, Miss
178
Bradentown, Fla
Canton, O., & S. D
85
Bradford, Mass.—(S e e
26 Canton U. S. D., Ill
106
Haverhill)
97 Canton S.D. No. 1, N.Y..44
Bradford, 0
70 Canyon Co., Ida
138
Bradford, Pa
84 Cape Girardeau Co. &
Bradford S. D.,0
79
Twp., Mo
124
Bradford S. D., Pa
68 Cape May., N.J., & S. D 63
Bradley Beach, N. J
165 Cape May Co.. N.J
68
Bradley Co., Tenn
97 Capitol Hill, Okla
148
Brady Two., 0
Brainerd, Minn., & S. D..115 Carbon Co., Mont
135
23 Carbon Co., Pa
Braintree, Mass
79
162 Carbon Co., Wyo
Bramwell, W Va
137
39 Carbondale, Ill
Branford (T.), Conn
103
17 Carbondale, Pa., & S. D_ 79
Brattleboro, Vt
162 Caribou, Me
Braxton Co., W. Va
12
98 Carlisle, Pa., &. S D_
Brazil, Ind
79
181 Carlstadt, N J
68
Brazoria Co., Tex
185 Carmen, Okla
148
Brazos Co., Tex
Breckenridge, Minn
118 Carnegie,Pa
70
185 Caroline Co., Md
81
Brenham, Tex
12 Carroll Co., Ia
121
Brewer, Me
101
60 Carroll Co., Ind
Brewster, N. Y
164
185 Carroll Co., Ky
Brewster Co., Tex
171
176 Carrollton, Ga
Brewton, Ala
124
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.__ 43 Carrollton, Mo
36 Carson S. D. No. 1, Nev_157
Bridgeport, Conn
169
84 Cartaret Co.. N. 0
Bridgeport,0
148
79 Carter Co., Okla
Bridgeport, Pa
173
62 Cartersville, Ga
Bridgeton, N. J
124
Bridgeville, Pa., do S. D-- 79 Cartersville, Mo
Bristol (Bor. & T.), Conn. 36 Carthage, Mo., & S. D___122
44
Bristol, Pa.(T. & S. D.)- 79 Carthage, N. Y
Bristol, R.I
33 Carthage S. D., N Y...... 60
165 Carton Bottom Levee D.
Bristol, Tenn
• Bristol, Va
159
180
No. 2, Ark
Bristol, Vt
17 Caruthersv lie, Mo
124
Bristol Co., Mass
23 Cascade Co., Mont
135
Broadwater Co., Mont...._136 Casper, Wyo
137
Brockport, N. Y
60 Cass Co., Ind
98
Brockton, Mass
23 Cass Co., Minn
116
Bronxville, N. Y
43 Cass Co., Mo
122
Brooke Co., W. Va
162 Cass Co., N D
126
Brookfield, Mo
124 Castile, N Y
60
Brookhaven, Miss
178 Castleton S. D., N. Y.—
Brookhaven U. F. S. D.
(See N. Y. C.)
54
43 Castro Co., Tex
No. 24, N Y
185
Brookings Co., So. Dak_ _127 Catasauqua, Pa
79
Brookings,So.Dak.,& S.D.126 Catawba Twp., S. 0
170
23 Catskill, N Y
Brookline, Mass
44
39 Catskill (T. &S. D.), N.Y. 60
Brooklyn, Conn
Cattaraugus Co., N. Y.._ _ 60
Brooklyn, N. Y.—See N.
52 Cavalier Co., No. Dak _126
Y. City)
118 Cazenovla (T.), N. Y.
60
Brown Co., Minn
Brown Co., So. Dak__ _127 Cazenovla (.V), N. Y___ _ 44
81
114 Cecil Co., Md
Brown Co., Wis
166 Cedar Rapids, Ia., &S.D.119
Brownsville, Tenn
173
Brownsville, Tex
185 Cedartown, Ga
85
Brownsville(Boro.)S.D.,Pa 79 Celina, 0., do S. D
Brownwood,Tex
181 Centre Twp., Wilson Co.,
134
Brunswick, Ga
171
Kan
129
Brunswick, Me.(V.)
12 Central City, Neb
154
Brunswick & Topsham W.
Central Point, Ore
D., Me_
12 Centerville Sta. Twp., 111.103
Brunswick (T), Me
33
13 Central Falls, R.I
Brutus U. F. S. D. No. 2,
Center Twp., Norton Co.,
60
N.Y
134
Kan
84 Centralia S. D., Mo
Bryan, Ohio
124
185 Centreville, Miss
Bryan, Tex
178
148 Cerro Gordo Co., Ia
Bryan Co., Okla
121
122 Chaffee Co., Col
Buchanan Co., Mo
139
Buckhannon'S. D.,W, Va.162 Chagrin Falls, 0
97
13 Chamberlain, So. Dak _126
Bucksport, 1Cle
97 Chambersburg, Pa
Bucyrus, Ohio
71
43 Champaign, Ill., & S. D ..103
Buffalo, N. Y
Buffalo, Wyo & H. S. D.137 Champaign Co.,0
97
129 Chandler, Okla
Buffalo Co., Neb
146
164 Chanute, Kan., & S. D.
Bullitt Co., Ky
No. 2
Bullock Co., Ala
176
134
Buncombe Co., N. C....167 Chariton Co., Mo
122
179 Charleroi, Pa., & S. D
Duras Lev. D., La
71
Burbank U. H.S. D., Ca1.153 Charles City, Ia
121
Burleigh Co., No. Dak_ _ _125 Charles Mix Co., So. Dak.127
Burlington, Ia., & S. D_119 Charleston, Ill. (T.)
103
63 Charleston, Ill. (C.)
Burlington, N. J
106
167 Charleston, S. Car
Burlington, N.(..
169
17 Charleston, W.Va
Burlington, Vt
161
63 Charleston S D., Miss _178
Burlington Co., N.J
33 Charleston S. D., W Va _162
Burrillville. R I
128 Charlotte Co., Va
159
Burt Co., Neb
70 Charlotte U.F.S.D., N.Y. 60
Butler, Pa., & S. D
122 Charlotte S.D.No.4,N.Y
Butler Co., Mo
61
128 Charlotte, Mich
Butler Co., Neb
110
84 Charlotte, N.Y
Butler Co., Ohio
44
79 Charlotte, N C
Butler Co., Pa
_167
Butte. Mont'& Sch. D......135 Charlottesville, Va
159
Butte Co., Cal
153 Chanters Twp & S.D.,Pa. 79
Butte Co., So. Dak_ ____127 Chase Co., Kan
134
Byeeville, 0
97 Chatfield, Ohio
97
187
INDEX.
Page.
Chatham, Conn
36
Chatham, N. J
68
Chatham Co., N.0
169
Chattanooga, Tenn
165
Chattooga Co., Ga
173
Chautauqua Co. Kan
131
Chaves Co., N. M
144
Cheatham Co., Tenn
_166
Cheboygan, Mich., & S.D.107
Checotah, Okla
148
Cheektowaga S. D. No. 7,
N.Y
60
Chelan Co., Wash
157
Chelan Co. S.D. No. 46,
Wash
157
Chelsea, Mass
24
Cheltenham Twp.S.D.,Pa. 79
Chemung Co., N. Y
44
Cheraw, So. 0
170
Cherokee S. D., Okla_ ......148
..170
Cherokee Twp., S. C
60
Cherry Creek, N. Y
134
Cherryvale, Kan
44
Chester, N. Y
71
Chester, Pa., & S. D _
Chester, S. C.(T. & Co.) 170
68
Chester Twp., N. J
134
Chetopa, Kan
97
Cheviot, Ohio
Cheyenne, Wyo., & S. D..137
103
Chicago, Ill
106
Chicago Heights, Ill
97
Chicago Junction, 0
103
Chicago San, D., Ill
177
Chickasaw Co., Miss
Chickasha, Okla.. & S. D_146
153
Chico, Cal
24
Chicopee, Mass
180
Chicot Co., Ark
185
Childress Co., Tex
85
Chillicothe, 0., & S D_
153
Chino H S. D., Cal
136
Chinook, Mont
107
Chippewa Co., Mich
_118
Chippewa Co., Minn
_112
Chippewa Falls, Wis
ChisholmS.D.No.40,Minn.118
148
Choctaw Co., Okla
135
Chouteau Co., Mont
163
Christian Co., KY
124
Christian Co., Mo
85
Cincinnati, 0
86
Cincinnati S D.,0
60
Cincinnatus, N. Y
166
Claiborne Co., Tenn
79
Clairton S. D., Pa
155
Clallam Co., Wash
15
Claremont, N. H
147
Claremore, Okla
Clarendon Co., S.Car _ _170
Clarendon, Tex
185
121
Clarinda, Iowa
Clarion Co. P. D., Pa_
71
126
Clark, S. Dak
Clark Co., Ind
101
Clark Co., Kan
131
Clark Co., Ky
164
Clark Co., Mo
122
Clark Co.,0
86
Clark Co., So. Dak
127
171
Clarke Co., Ga
161
Clarke Co., Va
155
Clarke Co., Wash
162
Clarksburg, W Va
177
Clarksdale, Miss
124
Clarksville, Mo
165
Clarksville, Tenn
185
Clarksville, Tex
154
Clatsop Co., Ore
Claussen Pk. Lev. dc Dr.
106
D., Ill
134
Clay Centre, Kan
101
Clay Co., Ind
Clay Co., Kan
131
118
Clay Co., Minn
Clayton, N. Y.(T. & V.) 60
63
Clayton S. D., N.J
Clayton S D. No.8, N.Y. 60
79
Clearfield Co., Pa
Clearfield Co. P. D., Pa 79
79
Clearfield S.D., Pa
Clear Lake Sp. Dr. Dist.,
106
III
174
Clearwater, Fla
181
Cleburne, Tex
176
Cleburne Co., Ala
86
Clermont Co., 0
178
Cleveland, Miss
86
Cleveland, 0
Cleveland. Tenn
166
Cleveland Co., N.C
169
Cleveland Co., Okla
148
Cleveland Hts., 0., doS.D. 87
Cleveland S. D., 0
87
Cliffside Park, N. J
88
Clifton, 0.(See Cincln.)_ 86
Clifton Heights, Pa
79
Clifton Spgs., N. Y
60
Clinton, Ia., & S. D
121
Clinton, Mass
24
Clinton, Mo
124
60
Clinton, N.Y
148
Clinton, Okla
170
Clinton, S. C
,
44
Clinton Co., N. Y
79
Clinton Co., Pa
134
Cloud Co., Kan
Clouquet S. D., Minn_ _116
153
Cloverdale, Cal
144
Clovis, N. Mex
134
Clyde, Kan
97
Clyde, Ohio
178
Coahoma Co., Miss
148
Coal Co., Okla
Coal Cr. Lev do Dr. D.,I11.106
148
Coalgate, Okla
79
Coal Twp S. D., Pa
Coatesville, Pa., & S. D_ 71
44
Cobleskill, N. Y
166
Cocke Co., Tenn
145
Coconino Co., Ariz
139
Coeur d'Alene, Ida
Coeur d'Alene, Ida., S.D.138
134
Coffey Co., Kan
Coffeyville, Kan., & S. D.131
33
Cohasset, Mass
44
Cohoes, N. Y
87
Coltsvtlie Twp.,0
185
Coke Co., Tex
175
Colbert Co., Ala
39
Colchester, Conn
60
Cold Spring, N. Y
110
Coldwater, Mich
124
Cole Co., Mo
Coleman Ind. S. D., Tex_185
103
Coles Co., Ill
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Colfax, Wash
155
Colfax Co., Neb
129
Colfax Co., N. M
144
College Hill, 0
87
College HIllSan. D., Cal_ _153
College Point, N. Y. (See
New York City)
53
Collingswood, N J
63
Collinsville H.S. D., Ill.._103
Collinsville S. D. No. 32,
Okla
148
Collinwood, O., & S. D__ 87
Colorado
139
Colorado City S D. No. 1,
Col
142
Colorado Co., Tex
185
Colorado Spgs., Col
140
Colorado Spgs. S. D. No.
11, Col
140
Columbia, Miss
178
Columbia, Mo
124
Columbia, Mo.,Sch. D.....122
Columbia, Pa., S. D
71
Columbia,S.C
169
Columbia,Tenn
166
Columbia Co., N. Y
45
Columbia Co. Pa
71
Columbia Co., Wash
157
Columbia Falls S. D. No
6, Mont
136
Columbiana,0.(V.)
97
Columbiana Co., 0
97
Columbiana S. D., 0_
97
Columbus, Ga
171
Columbus, Ind.. & S. City 98
Columbus, Miss
177
Columbus, Neb
128
Columbus,0., & S. D..
87
Columbus, Tex
185
Columbus Grove, 0., &
S.D
97
Colusa, Cal
150
Colwyn, Pa
79
Comal Co., Tex
182
Comanche,Tex.(C. & 00)185
Comanche Co., Kan
131
Comanche S. D No. 2,
147
Okla
173
Commerce, Ga
Compton,Cal
153
185
Concho Co., Tex
24
Concord, Mass
15
Concord, N. H
Concord, N C
167
Concord Un. F. S. D No.
45
1, N. Y
18
Concord Vt
134
Concordia, Kan
154
Condon, Ore
Conecuh Co., Ala
176
142
Conejos Co., Col
97
Conneaut, Ohio
Conneaut S. D.,0
87
Connecticut
35
Connellsville, Pa., & S.D. 71
Connersville, Ind
101
Conshohocken,Pa
79
Continental (V.),0
97
Contra Costa Co., Cal_ _ _ _150
Cook Co., Ill
103
Cookeville, Tenn
166
Cooperstown U. F. S. D.
No. 8. N. Y
45
Coos Co., N. H
15
Coos Co.S.D. No. 9, Ore _154
Copan S. D. No.4, Okla_ _148
Coraopolis, Pa., & S. D
71
Cordele, Ga
172
Cordell, Okla
148
Corinth, Miss
178
Corinth, N. Y., & S. D___ 60
87
Corlett, 0
45
Corning, N. Y
Corning S.D. No.9, N.Y. 60
Corning S. D. No.13,N.Y 45
150
Corona, Cal
Corona H.S. D., Cal
153
Coronado, Cal
150
Corpus Christi, Tex
182
Corry, Pa
71
Cors cana,Tex
182
Cortland, N. Y., do S. D.._ 45
Cortlandville, N. Y
45
Corunna, Mich
110
Corvallis,Ore.,&S.D.No.9 154
Coryell Co., Tex
185
Coshocton, 0.(C. & Co.)_ 87
Cottonwood Co., Minn _116
Council Bluffsja.,ec S.D. 119
134
Council Grove, Kan
35
Coventry, R.I
60
Covert, N Y
153
Covina S. D., Cal
173
Covington, Ga
163
Covington, Ky
Covington, Tenn
166
Covington, Va
161
164
Covington S. D., Ky
148
Coweta, Okla
Cowley Co., Kan
134
60
Coxsachle, N. Y
71
Crafton, Pa
Crandon. Wis
112
Cranford Twp., N. J
63
Cranston, R. I
33
Craven Co., N.C
169
Crawford Co., Ind
101
Crawford Co., Ia
119
Crawford Co. Road Dist.
No,. 1, 0
87
Crawfordsville, Ind_
_101
Creek Co., Okla
148
Crescent, Okla
147
Crestline, Ohio
87
Creston, Iowa
121
Cripple Creek, Col., S. D.
142
No
81
Crisfield, Md
172
Crisp Co., Ga
182
Crockett, Tex
185
Crockett Co., Tex
39
Cromwell, Conn
Crookston, Minn., & S. D.116
97
Crooksville S. D., 0
Croton S. D No. 2, N. Y 45
Crowley, La
179
Crow Wing Co., Minn_ _116
Crystal Falls S D., Mich_110
Cuba Un.Fr.S.D , N. Y
60
Cudahy, Wis
115
Cuero, Tex
185
Cullman, Ala
176
Culpeper, Va
161
Cumberland, Md
81
35
Cumberland, R I
12
Cumberland Co., Me
Page.
Cumberland:Co., N.J____ 63
Cumberland Co., N. C__ _169
Cumberland Co ,Tenn_ __166
144
Curry CO:, N Mex
135
Custer Co., Mont
148
Custer Co., Okla
126
Custer Co., S. Dak
Cuyahoga Co., 0_ __......... 87
97
Cuyahoga Falls, 0
Cuyahoga Falls S. D.,0._ 88
Cynthiana, Ky., & S. D__164
Cypress Sp. Dr. D., Ill__ _106
ade
Dade Co.. Fla
Co., Mo
173
122
Dakota Co., Neb
129
Dalhart Ind. S. D., Tex_ _185
Dallas, Tex. (C. & Co.)182
Dallas Co., Ala
175
119
Dallas Co.,Ia
122
Dallas Co., Mo
Dalles City, Ore
154
Dalton, Ga
173
Dalton Fire D., Mass.._ _ _ 33
112
Dancy Dr. D., Wis
Danbury, Conn. (C. &T.) 36
Dandy Creek Dr. D., Wis_115
45
Dansville, N. Y
24
Danvers, Mass
Danville, Ill., & S. D.._ _ _104
164
Danville, Ky
79
Danville,Pa
159
Danville, Va
Darby,Pa., & S. D
79
Darke Co., Ohio
88
Dark Hollow Dr. Dist.
No. 1, Ark
180
Dartmouth, Mass
33
Dauphin Co., Pa
71
Davenport, Ia
119
Davenport S. D., Ia
120
David City, Neb
129
Davidson Co., Tenn
165
Davie Co., N. C
169
Daviess Co., Ind
101
Davis, Okla
148
Davison Co., S D
127
Dawson, Ga
173
Dawson, Minn., & S. D__118
Dawson Co., Mont
135
Day Co., S. Dak
127
Dayton, Ky
,...163
Dayton, Ohio
88
Dayton S. D., 0
88
173
Daytona, Fla
Deadwood, South. Dak.,
& S. D
126
Dea1,14.J
63
Dearborn Co., Ind
101
Decatur, Ala
178
Decatur, Ga
172
Decatur, Ill., & S.D
104
Decatur, Ind
101
185
Decatur, Tex
121
Decatur Co., Ia
134
Decatur Co., Kan
24
Dedham, Mass
Delialb Twp.S.D., Ill-106
Deering, Me. (see Portl'd) 13
Deer Lodge Co., Mont__ _135
Deer Park, N. Y
45
Defiance, 0.(C. & Co.)_ _ 88
De Funlak Spgs., Fla_ _ _ _174
De Kalb, Ill., & S. D____106
Delavan Joint S. D., Wis_115
79
Delaware
101
Delaware Co., Ind
Delaware, 0.(C. & S. D.) 88
88
Delaware Co., 0
Delaware Co., Pa
79
Delaware Twp., Nan......134
Delford (Boro.), N. J.._.... 68
45
Delhi, N Y.(T.)
60
Delhi, N. Y.(V.)
Delphos, Kan
131
Delphos, Ohio
97
Delta, Col.(C. cc Co.)____142
97
Delta, Ohio
185
Delta Co., Tex
Del Rio Ind. S. D., Tex__185
182
Denison, Tex
Dennison, 0., & S. D____ 97
Denton,Tex.(C. & Co.) _ -182
Denver, Col., & S.D.No.1 140
Denver-Greeley Val. Irr.
140
Dist., Col
112
De Pere, Wis
45
Depew, N. Y
180
De Queen, Ark
37
Derby, Conn
15
Derry, N. H
60
De Ruyter, N. Y
De Soto, Mo
124
Des Moines, Ia., & W.
Des Moines S. D
120
Detroit, Mich
107
Detroit, Minn., & S. D......118
Devils Lake S. D., N.Dak.125
148
Dewey Co., Okla
13
Dexter, Me
185
De Witt Co., Tex
Dickinson, N Dak
126
Dickson S. D., Pa.._ ..___ 71
185
Dickens Co., Tex
131
Dickinson Co., Kan
166
Dickson, Tenn
136
Dillon, Mont
185
Dtmmit Co., Tex
81
Dist. of Columbia
104
Dixon, Ill., & S. D
45
Dobbs Ferry, N Y
134
Dodge City, Kan
172
Dodge Co., Ga
128
Dodge Co., Neb
Dodge Co., Wis
114
45
Dolgeville, N. Y
179
Donaldsonville, La
Doniphan Co., Kan
131
71
Donors, Pa., & S. D
114
Door Co., Wis
79
Dorrancetown,Pa
Dothan, Ala
176
173
Dougherty Co., Ga
Douglas, Ariz., & S. D.
145
No. 27
173
Douglas, Ga
137
Douglas, Wyo
131
Douglas Co., Kan
118
Douglas Co., Minn
128
Douglas Co., Neb
112
Douglas Co., Wis
79
Dover, Del
15
Dover, N. H
Dover, N.J.(Morris Co.) _ 63
Dover City & S. D., 0___ 97
Dowagiac, Mich
107
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Page.
Page.
Page.
Page.
46 Healdsburg, Cal.,& S. D-153
46 Fremont, Neb., & Pree't 128 Greene Co., N. Y
Erie Co., N.Y
30
169 Hebron, Conn
129 Greene Co., N. C
176 Fremont S. D Neb
Escambla Co., Ala
180
89 Helena, Ark
89 Greene Co., 0
107 Fremont, 0., & S. D
Escanaba, Mich
_ _135
120 Helena, Mont., & S. D.
139 Greenfield, Ia
Ida
Escanaba S. D., Mich_ _110 Fremont Co.,
186.
150 Greenfield,Mass.,&Fire D. 26 Hemphill Co., Tex
157 Fresno, Cal.. & S. D
Esmeralda Co., Nev
89 Hempstead (T. & V.),N.Y 47
60 Greenfield, 0
39 Friendship, N. Y
Essex, Conn
60 Hempstead, N. Y., &,S.
185 Green Island, N. Y
25 Frio Co., Tex
Essex Co., Mass
60
Ds. (see N. Y. City)... 53
161 Greenport, N. Y
63 Front Royal, Va
Essex Co., N. J
81 Green River Sp.Dr.D., 111.106 Hempstead(V.)S.Ds.,N.Y. 47
18 Frostburg, Md
Essex Junction, Vt
163.
167 Henderson, Ky
140 Greensboro, N.C
176 Fruits, Colo
Etowah Co., Ala
,
169
150 Greensburg, Pa., & S. D_ 72 Henderson, N C
175 Fruitvale S. D., Cal
Eufaula, Ala
.....188.
176 Henderson Co., N. C.
164 Greenville, Ala
148 Fulton, Ky
Eufaula, Okla
166.
110 Henderson Co., Tenn_
124 Greenville, Mich
154 Fulton, Mo
Eugene, Ore
116.
177 Hennepin Co., Minn
46 Greenville, Miss
Eugene S. D.No.4, Ore_ _154 Fulton, N. Y
185,
169 Henrietta, Tex
99 Greenville, N.C
150 Fulton Co., Ind
Eureka, Cal
122
89 Henry Co., Mo
46 Greenville,0
Fulton Co.. N. Y
Evangeline Twp. S. D.
90
79 Henry Co.,0
97 Greenville,Pa
110 Fulton Co.,0
No. 1, Mich
147
170 Henryetta, Okla
Greenville, S. C
Evanston, Ill., & S. Ds_ 104
134
183 Herington, Kan
175 Greenville, Tex
adsden, Ala
89
Evanston,0
170 Herkimer, N. Y., & S. D.
affney. S. C., & S. D 170 Greenville Co., S. C
Evanston, 0.(See Ciao.) _ 86
47
161
128 Greenville Co., Va
137 Gage Co., Neb
Evanston, Wyo
47
,Conn 37 Herkimer Co., N. Y
173 Greenwich (B. & T.)
Evansvile, md., & S. City 99 Gainesville, Fla
134
Hiawatha, Kan
172 Greenwich & Easton S. D.
115 Gainesville, Ga
Wis
Evansville,
166
60 Hickman Co.,Tenn
182
No. 3, N. Y
118 Gainesville, Tex
Eveleth, Minn
168
97 Hickory, N. C
106 Greenwich Twp.,0
25 Galena, Ill
Everett, Mass
97
177 Hicksville, 0
134 Greenwood, Miss
Everett, Wash., & S. D.155 Galena, Kan_,
185
124 Galesburg, Ill., & S. D..104 Greenwood, S. C.,& S. D.170 Hidalgo Co., Tex
Excelsior Spgs., Mo
89 Greenwood Co., Kan_ .._ _131 Higginsville S. D., Mo_ _ _124
16 Galion, 0
142 Exeter, N
'Cagle Co., Col
68
127 High Bridge, N. J
104 Gregory Co., S. Da k
Gallatin Co. Ill
agle Br. Dr. Dist., Ill 106
178 Highland Park, Mich_ _ _ ..108
135 Grenada, Miss
37 Gallatin Co., Mont
airlield, Conn
Eagle Pass. S. D., Tex_ _ _182
172 Highland Pk. S. D., Mich.110
89 Griffin, Ga
13 Gallia Co., 0
115
airfield, Me
Eagle River, WLs
126 HighlandPk.S.D.No.5,Va.161
89 Griggs Co., N D
128 Gallipolls,0
173 Fairfield, Neb
Early Co., Ga
121 Highlands, Col.(see Den.)140
79 Grinnell, Ia., & S. D
37 Gallitzin, Pa
East Carroll Parish, La_ _179 Fairfield Co., Conn
68
39 Highlands, N.J
144 Griswold, Conn
25 Gallup, N. Mex
45 Fairhaven, Mass
Eastchester, N. Y
168
37 High Point, N C
18 Galveston, Tex.(C.&Co.).183 Groton, Conn., & W. D
Fair Haven, Vt
Eastchester, N. Y. (see
183
60 Hill Co., Tex
134 Groton (V.), N Y
Garden City, Kan
52 Fair Haven, Wash. (see
N. Y. City)
18.
79 Hillsboro, N H_
155 Gardiner, Me., & W. D_ 13 Grove City, Pa., & S. D
60
Bellingham)
Eastchester S. D., N. Y
142
124 Hillrose Irr. D., Col
26 Grundy Co., Mo
98 Fairmont S.D.No.19,Neb.129 Gardner, Mass
East Chicago, Ind
118 Garfield (Borough), N. J. 68 Guadalupe Co., N. Mex_ _144 Hillsboro, 0., & S. D.__ 97
East Chicago S. D., Ind_ 98 Fairmont, Minn
183
183 Hillsboro, Tex
140 Guadalupe Co., Tex
E. Cleveland, 0., & S. D_ 88 Fairmont,W.Va.. & S.D. 162 Garfield Co., Colo
148 Guayandotte, W. Va..._ _162 Hillsboro Bge.F.D., N.H. 15.
148 Garfield Co., Okla
E. Grand Forks, Minn__ -118 Fairview, Okla
.
Hillsborough Co., Fla_ _ _173
134 Guey iin Dr. D., La., &
25 Garnett, Kan
35 Fall River, Mass
R. 1.
E. Greenwich,
179 Hillsboro Co., N. H..... 15
81
S. D
39 Fall River Co., S. Dak_ _127 Garrett Co., Md
E. Haddam, Conn
110.
167 Hillsdale, Mich
97 Guilford Co., N.0
46 Garrettsville, 0
24 Fallsburgh, N. Y
Easthampton, Mass
177 Hillview Dr.&Lev.D., 111.106
72 Gulfport, Miss
129 Garrick S. D.,Pa
45 Falls City, Neb
Easthampton, N. Y
142 Hillyard, Wash., & S. D_155
148 Gunnison, Col
185 Garvin Co., Okla
Falls Co., Tex
E. Hartford, Conn., &
177
140 Hinds Co., Miss
99 Gunnison Co., Col
25 Gary, Ind., & S. D
37 Falmouth, Mass
Fire District
33
134 Guthrie. Okla., & S. D _147 Hingham, Mass_
125 Gas City, Kan
185 Fargo, N D
Eastland Co., Tex
,
140
64 Hinsdale Co., Col
169 Guttenberg, N.J
116 Gaston Co., N. C
E. Lincoln (Twp.), Ill_ - _106 Faribault, Minn
104
Hinsdale S. D., Ill
60 Gastonia, N.0
167
13 Farmingdale, N. Y
Me
E. Livermore,
64 Hobart, Okla., & S. D __ _148
N J
39 Geary, Okla
148
ackensack,
East Livermore W.D.,Me. 12 Farmington, Conn
64
68 Hoboken, N. J
ackettstown, N. J_
134
13 Geary Co., Kan
E. Liverpool, 0., & S. D. 88 Farmington, Me
97
64 Hocking Co., 0
46 Haddonfield, N. J
124 Geneseo, N Y
39 Farmington, Mo
E. Lyme, Conn
.131
Mass., & W.S.D. 33 Hodgeman Co., Nan...
46 Hadley,
15 Geneva, N. Y
68 Farmington, N H
E. Newark, N. J
26.
• 144 Holbrook, Mass
97 Hagerman, N. Mex
Geneva,0
39 Far Rockaway, N. Y.(see
Easton, Conn
129
129 Hager Slough Dr. D., 111.108 Holdredge, Neb
53 Geneva S. D., Neb
71
Easton,Pa.
147
81 Holdenville, Okla
170 Hagerstown, Md
127 Georgetown, S. C
63 Faulk Co ,S.Dak
E. Orange, N. J
161 Holdenville S. D., Okla_ _148
1,70 Halifax Co., Va
122 Georgia
97 Fayette, Mo
E. Palestine, 0
108
129 Holland, Mich
60 Hall Co.. Neb
121 German Fiats, N Y
E.Pittsburgh,Pa.,& S.D. 72 Fayette Co., Ia
110.
185 Holland S. D.. Mich
163 Gettysburg (Bora.), Pa_ 79 Hall Co., Tex
172 Fayette Co., Ky
E. Point, Ga
142
101 Hallock, Minn. (V.&T.)_118 Holly, Colo
79 Gibson Co., Ind
13 Fayette Co., Pa
Eastport, Me
79
13 Hollidaysburg,Pa
145 Hallowell. Me
182 Gila Co., Ariz
33 Fayette Co., Tex
E. Providence, R. I
153
166 Hollister, Cal
165 Hamblen Co.,Tenn
180 Giles Co.. Tenn
E.Providence Fire D.,R.I.33 Fayetteville, Ark.
134
39 Holton, Kan
170 Hamden, Conn
167 Gills Creek Twp., S. C
45 Fayetteville, N. C
Y
E. Rochester, N.
68
46 Holly Beach, N.J
153 Hamden, N. Y
68 Fergus Co., Mont.,&S.D. 135 Gilroy, Cal.
E. Rutherford, N. J
178
60 Holly Springs, Miss
134 Hamilton, N. Y
E.St. Louis, Ill., & S. D. 104 Fergus Falls,Minn.,&S.D.116 Girard, Kan
89 Hollywood (Cal.) & S. Ds 153
97 Hamilton,0
174 Girard, 0., & S. D
Fla
45 Fernandina,
E.Syracuse, N. Y
26.
106 Holyoke, Mass
79 Hamilton Co., III
157 Girardville, Pa., S. D
Ferry Co. Wash
E. Syracuse S. D. No. 5,
97
134 Home City, 0
108 Hamilton Co., Kan
60 FifthLouislanaLev.D.,La.179 Gladstone, Mich
N.Y
72
90 Homestead, Pa
124 Hamilton Co., 0
89 Glasgow, Mo
& S. D
79 Findlay, 0.,
E. Washington, Pa
165 Homestead S. D., Pa.... 73
185 Hamilton Co., Tenn
134 Glasscock Co., Tex
Finney Co., Kan
E. Waterloo Ind. S. D.,
73
124 Honesdale-S. D., Pa
72 Hamilton S. D., Mo
46 Glassport, Pa., S D
121 Fishicill Landing, N Y_
Ia. (see Waterloo)
185
90 Honey Grove, Tex
39 Hamilton S. D.,0
39 Fishkill U.S.D.No.5,N.Y 60 Glastonbury, Conn
E. Windsor, Conn
185
127 Hood Co.. Tex
97 Hamlin Co.. S Dale
25 Glendale, 0
60 Fitchburg, Mass
Eaton, N. Y
101 Hood River Irr. D., Ore_ _154
153 Hammond, Ind
172 Glendale S. D., Cal
88 Fitzgerald, Ga
Eaton, Ohio
47
99 Hoosick Falls, N Y
136 Hammond S D., Ind_
Mont
145 Glendlve,
72 Flagstaff, Ariz
Easton S. D., Pa
,
180
179 Hope, Ark
79 Hammond, La
(see N.Y.0.) 53 Glenfield, Pa
110 Flatbush,N.Y.
Eaton Rapids. Mich
185
No,61,Mo 124 Glen Ridge, N.J., & S. D 64 Hammonton, N J.,&S.D. 68 Hopkins Co., Tex
173 Flat Riv.S. D.
EatontOn, Ga
33
26 Hopkinton, Mass
S. D 46 Hampden Co., Mass
135 Glens Falls,N.Y ,&
112 Flathead Co., tIont
Eau Claire, Wis
106.
161 Hopkins Dr. D., Ill
107 Glenville, 0.(see Clev'd) 86 Hampton,Va
114 Flint, Mich
Eau Claire Co., Wis
164
110 Hopkinsville, Ky
145 Hancock, Mich
108 Globe, Adz
144 Flint S. D., Mich
Eddy Co., N. Mex
157
104 Hoquiam, Wash
178 Hancock Co., Ill
175 Gloster, Miss
13 Florence, Ala
Eden, Me
47.
101 FIornell, N. Y
'
26 Hancock Co., Ind
140 Gloucester, Mass
68 Florence, Col
Edgewater, N. J
170.
90 Harry Co., S. C
64 Hancock Co.,0
S. D _170 Gloucester City, N. J
72 Florence, S. C., &
Edgewood S. D., Pa
110 Horseheads (V.), N. V. 60
64 Hancock S. D., Mich
153 Gloucester Co., N. J
72 Florence S. D., Cal
Edgeworth, Pa
134
127 Horton, Kan
97 Hand Co., S. Dak
131 Fiore ce S. D. No.2.,Col_ 142 Giouster,0
Edwards Co., Kan
142
150 Hotchkiss, Colo
46 Hanford, Cal
173 Gloversville, N. Y
185 Florida
Edwards Co., Tex
172 Hannibal, Mo., 6: S. D 122 Hot Springs S. D., Ark 180.
101 Glynn Co., Ga
Edwardsville S. D.,Pa_ _ .. 72 Floyd Co., Ind
108
72 Houghton, Mich
140 Hanover Twp., Pa
Golden, Col
173 Flushing, N Y., & S. D.
Elbert Co., Ga
13
127 Houlton, Me
169 Hanson Co.. S Dak
53 Goldsboro, N.C
173
(see N. Y. City)
Elberton, Ga
178
97 Houston, Miss
142 Hardin Co., 0
46 Goldfield, Col..
153 Felnda, N. Y
El Centro, Cal
183
183 Houston, Tex
157 Hardin Co., Tex
Goldfield S. D., Nev
112
134 Fond du Lac, Wis
El Dorado, Kan
185
185 Hardwick, Vt
18 Houston Co., Tex
79 Goliad Co., Tex
El Dorado Imp.D., Ark_ _180 Ford City,Pa
134 Harford Co., Md
81 Houston Heights, Tex_._185
131 Goodland City, Kan
El Dorado Spgs., Mo_ ...124 Ford Co., Kan
101
15 Harmon Twp. Dr. D.
Howard Co. Ind
N. H
114 Gorham,
El Dorado (Twp.), Kan_ _134 Forest Co., Wis
12W
99
106 Howard Co., Nob
No. 1, Ill
178 Goshen, Ind
El Dorado (T.), S. D., 111.104 Forrest Co., Miss
185
60 Harmony Twp.S. D., Pa_ 79 Howard Co., TeX
173 Goshen, N.Y
104 Forsyth, Ga
D
Elgin, Ill., & S.
26
169 Hudson, Mass
129 Harnett Co.. N C
136 Gothenburg, Neb
Elizabeth City, N.C.,S.D.169 Forsyth, Mont
110
Hudson, Mich
46 Harrietstown Union Free
169 Gouverneur, N. Y
63 Forsyth Co., N. C
Elizabeth, N. J
47
48 Hudson, N Y
26
S. D. No. 1, N. Y
181 Grafton, Mass
79 Fort Bend Co.. Tex
Elizabeth,Pa
115.
165 Hudson, Wis
126 Harriman, Tenn
166 Fort Collins, Col.,& S.D _140 Grafton, N. D
Elizabethton, Tenn
64
N. J
120 Grafton, W Va., & S. D_162 Harrisburg, Pa., & S. D. 72 Hudson Co., Okla
147 Fort Dodge, Ia
Elk City, Okla
148
173 Hughes Co.,
161 Harris Co., Ga
46 Graham, Va
101 Fort Edward, N.Y
Elkhart, Ind
127
183 Hughes Co., S. Dak
145 Harris Co., Tex
13 Graham Co., Ariz
99 Fort Fairfield, Me
Elkhart Co., Ind
147
64 Hugo, Okla
134 Harrison, N. J
173 Graham Co, Nan
99 Fort Gaines, Ga
Elkhart S. D., Ind
3347 Hull, Mass
60 Harrison, N. Y
120 Granby, N. Y
Elkins, W. Va., & S. D....162 Fort Madison, Ia
134
159 Humboldt, Kan
_125 Harrisonburg, Va
157 Fort Morgan, Col.,& S.D.140 Grand Forks, N. D.
Elko Co., Nev
157
121 Humboldt Co., Nov
108 Harrison Co., Ia
60 Fort Morgan Irr.D., Colo.140 Grand Haven, Mich
Ellenville, N Y
164 Humboldt Co., Tenn_ _ 166
126 Grand Island,Neb.,& S.D.128 Harrison Co., Ky
134 Fort Pierre, S. Dak
Ellinwood, Kan
79
185 Huntington Co., Pa
140 Harrison Co., Tex
46 Grand Junction, Col
182 Fort Plain, N Y
Ellis Co.,Tex
37
Huntington, Conn
97 Grand Junction S.D..Colo_140 Harrison-Pottawattamie
134 Fort Recovery, 0
Ellis, Kan
101
121 Huntington, Ind
D., Ia
110
Drainage
Ellis Co. Rd.D.No.1, Tex.185 Fort Scott, Kan.. & S. D_131 Grand Ledge, Mich
97 Huntington Co., Ind- 99
180 Grand Rap.,M1ch.,& S.D_108 Harrison Twp.,0
134 Fort Smith, Ark
Ellsworth, Kan
,
(T.&V 118 Hartford, Conn., & S. D.. 37 Huntington Pk.S.D.,Ca1.150
173 Grand Rap., Minn.
13 Fort Valley, Ga
Ellsworth, Me
115 HuntingtonS.D.No.3,N.Y. 47
112 Hartford, Wis
72 Fort Wayne,Ind., & S. D. 99 Grand Rapids, Wis
Ellwood City, Pa
39 HUntington,W.Va.,&S.D.162
182 Grand River Twp., Mo_ 124 Hartford Co., Conn
Ellwood City S. D.,Pa__ _ 79 Fort Worth, Tex
175
Huntsville, Ala
148 Hartshorne, Okla., & S.
126 Granite, Okla
45 Foster Co.. N. Dak
Elmira, N.Y
131
148 Hutchinson, Nan
D. No. 1
89 Granite S. D No. 126, 111.106
138 Fostoria, O., & S. D
Elmore Co., Ida
Hutchinson Co., S. Dak_127
142 Hartsville, S. C., & S. D.
153 Granite S. D., Utah
104 Fowler S. D.,Cal
Elmwood Twp., Ill
.132
170 Hutchinson S. D., Nan.
99
Co., Ind
25 Grant
No. 32
97 Framingham, Mass
Elmwood Place, 0
81
97 Hyattsville, Md
163 Hartwell, 0
99 Grant Co., Ky
El Paso, Tex. (C.-& Co.) _182 Frankfort,Ind
26
144 Hartwell Dr. & L. D., 111.108 Hyde Paek, Mass
163 Grant Co., N Mex
El Reno, Okla., & S. D 148 Frankfort, Ky
N.J. 68 Hyde Park, 0.(see Ctn.) _ 86
127 Hasbrouck Heights,
46 Grant Co., S Dak
101 Frankfort, N. Y
Elwood,Ind
146
183 Hydro, Okla
114 Haskell,Tex
101 Grant Co., Wis
88 Franklin, Ind
Elyria, Ohio
131
167 Haskell Co., Kan
25 Granville Co., N C
89 Franklin, Mass
Elyria S. D., 0
137
185 daho
153 Haskell Co., Tex
15 Grass Valley, Cal
176 Franklin, N H
Elyton, Ala
139
Gravesend, N. Y. (see
Hastings, Minn., & S. D_116 Idaho Falls, Ida
Emmett, Ida., & S. D 139 Franklin, Essex Co., N. J.
138
52 Hastings, Neb., & S. D 128 Idaho Irr D., Ida
66
New York City)
121
Emmet Co.,Ia
(see Nutley)
142
131 Hatfield, Mass
33- Idaho Springs, Colo
72 Gray Co., Kan
126 Franklin, Pa., & S.
Emmons Co., N. D
47
26 Hattiesburg, Miss
177 Ilion, N.Y....
G't Barrington, Mass_
Emporia, Kan., & S. D_ _131 Franklin, Tenn
101
28 Illinois
161 Great Barrington Fire D.,
Haverhill, Mass
161 Franklin, Va
Emporia, Va
33 Haverhill, N. H
16 Independence, Nan" to
173
Mass
72 Franklin Co., Ga
Emsworth, Pa
132
S. D. No. 5
47
106 Great Bend (Twp.)• Kan_134 Haverstraw, N. Y
39 Franklin Co., Ill
Enfield, Conn
124
81 Independence, Mo
131 Great Falls, Mont.,&S.D_135 Havre de Grace, Md
England Imp. D., Ark_ 180 Franklin Co., Kan
Mo_122
163 Great Neck S.D.No.7,N.Y. 60 Havre S.D. No.16, Mont.136 Independence S. D.,Kan.134
140 Franklin Co., Ky
Englewood, Col
140 Hawaii (Territory of) _ _ _ _186 Independence Twp.,
178 Greeley, Col., & S. D
63 Franklin Co., Miss
Englewood, N. J
197
134 Haw Creek Sp.Dr.D., 111_106 Indiana
89 Greeley Co., Kan
148 Franklin Co., Ohio
Enid, Okla _
73
112 Hawkins Co., Tenn
166 Indiana, Pa
159 Green Bay, Wis
147 Franklin Co., Va
Enid S. D., Okla
79
46 Hawkinsville, Ga
Greenburg, N. Y
172 Indiana Co. Pa
134
185 Franklin Twp., Kan
Ennis, Tex
121
Ia
134 Ind ianola,
Hays City, Kan
68 Greenburg Un. Fr. S. D
176 Franklin Twp., N. J
Ensley, Ala
178
48 Hays Co., Tex
183 Indianola, Miss
No. 10. N. Y
154 Frederick, Md.(C. & Co.) 81
Enterprise, Ore
79 Indianapolis, Ind.,& S.D_ 99
Hays S. D.,Pa
159 Greenbush, N. Y. (see
Ephraim S. D. No,2,Utah142 Fredericksburg, Va
134
58 Haywards, Cal., & S. D....153 Ingalls Twp., Kan
Rensselaer)
72 Fredonia, N. Y
46
Ephrata, Pa
110
163 Haywood Co., Tenn
165 Ingham Co., Mich
68 Green Co., Ky
185 Freehold, N. J., & S. D
Erath Co., Tex
Inglewood U.H.S.D.,Ca _153
60 Hazlehurst, Miss
178
147 Freeport, Ill., & S D_ _104 Greene, N. Y
Erick, Okla
79
101 Hazleton, Pa., & S. D
72 Ingram,Pa
72 Freeport, N. Y
46 Greene Co., Ind
Erie, Pa., & S.D
Page.
Drainage Dist. No. 1.
Town of Gold Hill. III_ _106
Dravosburg S. D.. Pa---- 79
97
Dresden, Ohio
106
Drury Dr. Dist., Ill
172
Dublin, Ga
79
Du BoLs. Pa., & S. D
Dubuque, Ia. (C. 63 Co.)_120
24
Dudley, Mass
Duluth, Minn., & S. D__ _116
79
Dunbar Twp. S. D., Pa
148
Duncan, Okla
45
Dunkirk, N. Y., & S. D
71
Dunmore. Pa., & S. D
169
Dunn, N. C
71
Duquesne,Pa., & S. D
110
Durand, Mich
140
Durango, Col
Durango S. D. No. 9, Co1_142
147
Durant, Okla
148
Durant S. D., Okla
167
Durham, N C
169
Durham Co.. N.C
45
Dutchess Co., N Y
173
Duval Co., Fla
165
Dyersburg, Tenn
G
E
F
H
I
Nov., 1909.1
INDEX.
Page.
68
Keyport, N 3
174
Key West, Fla
106
Kickapoo Dr. D., Ill
126
Kidder Co., N Dak
37
Killin ly, Conn
155
King Co., Wash
King Co. S. D's., Wash -.157
Kingfisher,Okla.(T.&Co.).148
Kingman, Han., & S. D_134
Kingsbury Co., S. Dak_ _ _127
Kings Co., N Y. (see
53
New York City)
169
Kings Mountain, N. C
48
Kingston, N Y
134
Kinsiey, Kan
168
Kinston, N.Car
132
Kiowa Co., Kan
124
Kirksville, Mo
124
Kirkwood, Mo
Kittery Water D., Me_ _ _ 13
155
Kittitas Co., Wash
154
Klamath Co., Ore
157
Klickitat Co., Wash
99
Knox Co., Ind
97
Knox Co.,0
Knox Co., Tenn
165
Knoxville, Tenn
165
Kootenai Co., Ida
139
Krebs, Okla
148
189
Page.
Page.
Page.
Lenox, Tenn
166 McDowell Co., W Va
162 Meade Co., Kan
132
Leola Dr. D., Wis
113 McGee Creek Lev. & Dr.
Meade Co., S. Dak
127
Leominster, Mass
27
Dist., Ill
106 Meadville, Pa
74
Le Roy Twp., Kan
134 McHenry Co., N.D
126 Meagher Co., Mont
136
Le Roy Un. Fr.S.D., N.Y. 48 McIntosh Co., N. D
126 Mechanicsburg, Pa
79
Lestershire, N. Y.
148 Mechanicsville, N. Y
48 McIntosh Co., Okla
48
Lesueur, Minn
118 McKees Rocks, Pa
74 Mechanicville, N. Y. S.D. 60
Lewis & Clark Co., Mont.136 McKeesport, Pa
73 Mecklenburg Co., N. C...._168
Lewisburg, Tenn
166 McKeesport S. D., Pa.. _ _ _ 74 Mecklenburg Co., Va _ _160
Lewis Co., Wash
155 McKinleyS.D.No.18,Minn118 Medford Jotnt S. D. No. 1,
_Lewiston, Ida., & S. D_ _138 McKinney, Tex
Wis
185
115
Lewiston, Me
126 Medford, Mass
13 McLean Co., N. D
28
Lewiston, N. Y
184 Medford, Ore
48 McLennan Co., Tex
154
Lewistown. Mont.. & S.D.
McLeod Co., Minn
118 Media, Pa
79
No. 1
136 McMillan Twp.S. D.,Mich110 Medicine Lodge, Kan__ _ _134
Lewistown, Pa
73 McMinnville, Ore
154 Medina, N. Y
48
Lexington, Ky., & S. D_163 McPherson (C. &T.). Kan134 Medina, Ohio
92
Lexington, Mass
27 McPherson Co., S Dak_ 127 Medina Co., Tex
185
Lexington, Mo., & S. D.. _123 Macon, Ga
172 MedinaCo.Rd.D.No.1, 0_ 97
Lexington, N Car
168 Macon, Miss
178 Meeker, Col
142
Lexington, Va
161 Macon, Mo., & S D
124 Meeting H'se S. D., Conn.. 39
Liberty, Mo
124 Macon Co., Ala
97
176 Melgs Co.,0
185 Macon Co., Mo
Liberty Co., Tex
173
123 Melrose, Mass
28
Tackson, Ga
Liberty (T. & V.), N. Y_ 60 Macoupin Co., Ill
105 Melrose San. Dist., Cal_ 153
Jackson, Mich., & S. D_108
97 Madill, Okla
177
Liberty Twp., 0
148 Memphis, Tenn., & S. D_166
Jackson, Miss
91 Madison, Conn
124
Licking Co.,0
39 Menasha. Wis
Jackson, Mo
115
79 Madison, Ga
97
Ligonier S. D., Pa
173 Mendham, N J
Jackson,0
68
165
91 Madison, Ind., & S. D _100 Mendocino Co., Cal
Lima,0., & S. D
Jackson,Tenn
150
175 Madison, N. J
173
Limestone Co., Ala
-Jackson Co., Fla
_109
65 Menominee, Mich
185 Madison, S. Dak
101
Limestone Co.,Tex
Jackson Co., Ind
127 Menominee Co., Mich
110
104 Madison, Wis
134 T a Belle Twp., Mo
124 Lincoln, Ill
Jackson Co., Kan
113 Merced, Cal., & S. D
153
118 Lacey Lev.&Dr.D., Ill_ 106 Lincoln, Han.(C. & T.) _ _134 Madison Co., Ala
Jackson Co.. Minn
175 Merced Co., Cal
150
27 Madison Co., Ky
178 Lackawanna Co., Pa
Jackson Co., Miss
73 Lincoln; Mass
164 Mercer (Born.). Pa
79
128 Madison Co., Miss
Jackson Co., Mo
15 Lincoln, Neb
124 Laconia, N. H
178 Mercer Co., Ky
164
34 Madison Co., Mont
Jackson Co.,0
112 Lincoln, R. I
136 Mercer Co., N. J
90 La Crosse, Wis
65
138 Madison Co., N. Y
Jackson Co., Ore
48 Mercer Co.,0
113 Lincoln Co., Ida
154 La Crosse Co., Wis
92
168 Mercer Co., Pa
134 Madison Co., N. C
Jackson Co., Tex
99 Lincoln Co., Kan
183 Lafayette, Ind
74
Madison Co., 0
118
Jacksonville, Fla
97 Merchantville, N J
173 Lafayette Co., Mo
123 Lincoln Co., Minn
N.
65
Jacksonville, Ill
166 Meredith F. D., N. H
104 LafourcheBa.s.Lev.D.,La_179 Lincoln Co., Mo
123 Madison Co., Tenn
16
185 La Grande, Ore
Jacksonville, Tex
157 Madisonville, 0., & S. D_ 91 MeredosiaLev.&Dr.D.J11.106
154 Lincoln Co., Nev
Meriden. Conn.(C. & T.) _ 37
148 Madison Ind. S. D. No,74,
Jacksonville Ind S. D.,Tex.185 La Grange, Ga
172 Lincoln Co., Okla
118 Meridian, Miss
Minn
15 La Grange S. D.. III
127
Jaffrey, N. H
177
104 Lincoln Co., S. Dak
178 Merrill, Wis
La Harpe City, Han
115
Jamaica, N. Y., V., T. &
155 Magnolia, Miss
134 Lincoln Co., Wash
28
114 Mahanoy City, Pa., & S.D. 79 Merrimac, Mass
142 Lincoln Co., Wis
S. D's. (sec N. Y. C.) _ _ 53 La Junta S. D., Colo
Mahoning Co., 0., & Rd.
Merrimack Co., N. H
Jamestown, N. Y.,& S.D_ 47 Lake Borgne Lev. D., La_179 Lincoln Park (see Chicago,
16
91 Mesa, Ariz
126 Lake City, Fla
D No. 1
Jamestown, N. Dak
145
174
103
III.)
11 Mesa Co., Colo
35 Lake Co., Cal
Jamestown, R. I
142
153 Lincoln S. D. Neb
129 Maine
Janesville, Wts
112 Lake Co., Colo
27 Methuen, Mass
141 Lincolnton, N C
28
169 Malden, Mass
48 Mexia, Tex
173 Lake Co., Ind
Jasper Co., Ga
99 Lindsborg, Han
134 Malone, N. Y
185
101 Lake Co., Minn
Jasper Co., Ind
116 Linda Vista Irr. D., Cal_ _150 Mamakating, N. Y
48 Mexico S. D., Mo
123
90 Linn Co. S. D. No. 5,0re_154 Mamaroneek,N.Y.,& S.D. 48 Meyersdale S. D., Pa_ _ _ _ 79
120 Lake Co., 0
Jasper Co., Ia
178 Lake Co., S. Dak
127 Linwood, 0.(see Cincin.) 86 Manasquan, N.J
Jasper Co., Miss
68 Miami, Fla
174
37 Miami, Okla
101 Lake Co. Lev. D., Tenn-.-.166 Linwood & Auburn Lev.
Manchester, Conn
148
Jay Co., Ind
174
79 Lakeland, Fla
Dist., Ark
Jeannette,Pa
28 Miami Co.. Ind
180 Manchester, Mass
100
173 Lake Linden, Mich
110 Lisbon, Me
16 Miami Co., 0
92
Jeff Davis Co., Ga
13 Manchester, N H
180 Lisbon, N. H
159 Miamisburg, 0., & S. D
Jefferson City, Mo.,&S.D.122 Lake Village, Ark
92
16 Manchester, Va
97 Lakewood, N. J., & S. D_ 681Lisbon, Ohio
126 Michigan
106
Jefferson, 0
97 Mandan, N. Dak
185 Lakewood, 0., & S. D
90 Litchfield, Conn
148 Michigan C'y,Ind.,& S.Cy 100
37 Mangum, Okla
Jefferson, Tex
175 Lakewood, N.Y
60 I Litchfield S. D., Minn_ __ _118 Manhattan, Kan.(C.&T.)134 MIddieboro,Mass.,&F.D_ 28
Jefferson Co., Ala
180 Lakin, Han
134 Lititz, Pa
186 Middlebury (V.), Vt
79 Manila, P. I
Jefferson Co., Ark
18
173 Lamar, Colo
108 Middleport, 0
141 Little Beaver Dr. D., III_ _106 Manistee, Mich
Jefferson Co., Fla
97
173 Lamar Co., Miss
178 Little Falls, Minn
108 Middlesboro, Ky
Jefferson Co., Ga
118 Manistique, Mich
164
101 Lamar Co., Tex
183 Little Falls, N. Y
141 Middlesex Co., Mass
Jefferson Co., Ind
48 Manitou, Colo
28
178 Lamont, Ia
120 Little Rock,Ark.,& S D. 180 Manitowoc (C. & Co.)
.Wis113 Middlesex Co., N. J
Jefferson Co., Miss
65
136 Lamotte & Montgomery
Littleton, N H (T.&V.) 16 Mankato, Minn
Jefferson Co., Mont
116 Middletown, Conn
37
47
106 Little Valley. N Y
Dr. Dist., Ill
Jefferson Co., N. Y
134 Middletown (T.), Conn_ _ _ 38
60 Mankato City, Kan
90 La Moure Co., N. Dak ,.126 Livingston, Mont
Jefferson Co.,0
136 Manlius, N. Y.(T. &S.D.) 60 Middletown, N. Y., & S.
165 Lampasas Co., Tex
185 Livingston Co., N. Y
Jefferson Co., Tenn
60 Manning S. D No.9.S.Car170
D's (see N. Y. C.)
54
33 Llano Co., Tex
183 Lancaster, Mass
Jefferson Co., Tex
185 Mansfield, Conn
39 Middlet'n.OrangeCo,N.Y. 48
16 Lockhaven, Pa., & S. D_ 73 Mansfield, Mass
155 Lancaster, N H
Jefferson Co.. Wash
33 Middletown, 0., & S. D_ 92
48 Lockland,0
162 Lancaster, N. Y
Jefferson Co., W. Va
97 Mansfield. 0., & S. D
91 Middletown, Pa., & S. D_ 79
Jefferson Co. Lev. D.,Ark.180 Lancaster S. D.No.8,N.Y. 60 Lockport, N. Y
48 Maple Hill Twp., Kan _134 Midland, Mich
110
79 Lancaster, 0., & S. D
90 Lockhart, Tex_
Jefferson Co. I'. D.. Pa_
183 Marathon, N Y
60 Midland, Pa
79
JeffersonCo.R.D.No.1,Ark.180 Lancaster, Pa., & S. D
73 Lockport Twp. S. D., 111_105 Marathon Co., Wis
114 Midland Co., Tex
185
JeffersonCo.S.D.No.1,0kla148 Lancaster,3 C.(T.& Co.)170 Lodi Cal
150 Marblehead, Mass
28 Mifflin Co., Pa
79
68 Marcellus, N. Y
128 Lodi, N. J., & S. D
60 Milaca, Minn
Jefferson Davis Co., Miss_178 Lancaster Co., Neb
118
97 Marceline, Mo
124 Milam Co., Tex
Jeffersonville, Ind
73 Logan, Ohio
99 Lancaster Co., Pa
184
68 Milan, Mich
172 Lancaster Fire Prec., N.H.16 Logan, Utah, & S. D......143 Margate City. N. J
Jenkins Co., Ga
109
Maricopa Co.,Ariz.,&S.D.145 Milburn Twp.. N. J
79 Lander, Wyo
137 Logan Co., Ky
Jenkintown, Pa
163
65
172 Mlles City, Mont
91 Marietta, Ga
132 Logan Co., Ohio
179 Lane Co., Kan
Jennings, La
136
91 Miles City S. D. No. 1,
Jennings Co., Ind
101 Langiade Co., Wis
147 Marietta, 0., & S. D
113 Logan Co., Okla
150
Jersey City, N. J
64 Lansdowne S. D., Pa.._ 79 Logan Twp.S. D.,Pa
73 Marin Co., Cal
Mont
136
Jersey Shore, Pa.,& S.D_ 79 Lansing, Mich
108 Logansport, Ind., & S. D.100 Marinette, Wis
113 Milford, Conn
38
Jerseyville, Ill
106 Lansingburg, N. Y (see
London, Ohio
97 Marion, Ind., & S. City _100 Milford, Mass
28
Jewell City S. D., Kan_ _ _134
Troy)
58 Long Beach, Cal., & S. D.150 Marion, Kan
134 Milford, N H
16
19 Lansingburg S. D., N. Y 48 Long Branch, N. J
Jewett City, Conn
28 Milford, Ohio
65 Marion, Mass
97
Johnson City, Tenn
165 Lapeer, Mich
91 Milledgeville, Ga
110 Long Branch S D., N. J 65 Marlon,0
173
132 La Plata Co., Colo
Johnson Co., Kan
170 Miller Farms S. D., Conn.. 39
141 Long Isl. City, N. Y. (see
Marion. S. C
185 La Porte,Ind
Johnson Co., Tex
101
100 Millers Falls W. D., Mass.. 33
53 Marion Co., Ind
N Y.City)
148 La Porte Co., Ind
Johnston Co.. Okla
99 Long Lake, N. Y
60 Marlon Co., Kan
132 Millis, Mass
33
33 Laramie, Wyo.(C.&Co.) _137 Long Meadow, Mass
Johnston, R. 1
123 3,1111vale, Pa
33 Marion Co., Mo
79
47 LaramieVal.Irr.D.,Wyo_ 137 Longmont, Col., & S. D_ _141 Marion Co., 0
Johnstown (C.), N. Y
74
92 Millvale S. D., Pa
73 Larchmont (V.), N. Y
Johnstown, Pa.. & S. D._
48 I-_ ongport N J
166 Mill Valley, Cal., & S. D153
68 Marlon Co., Tenn
104 Laredo, Tex
185 Long Prairie Lev. D.,Ark.180 Marlon Co., Tex
Joliet. Ill., & H. S. D
184 Millville, N. J
68
134 Longview, Tex
Jonesboro, Ark., & S. D..180 Lamed, Kan
185 Marlon S. D No. 52, 111_106 Milton, Mass
28
177 La Salle Co., Tex
Jones Co., Miss
185 Longview Ind. S. D., Tex.185 Marion S. D.,0
92 Milton, Ohio
97
185 LasAnimas,Colo.(C.&Co.)141 Lorain, 0.(C. & Co.) _
Jones Co. Tex
28 Milton, Ore
91 Marlboro, Mass
154
Jones' Pond M.Dr.D., Ill_106 Las Vegas, N. Mex
144 Lorain S. D.,0
185 Milton, Pa. & S. D
91 Marlin, Tex
79
122 Latrobe, Pa., & S. D
Joplin, Mo. & S D
73 Lorain Co. Rd. D.No.1,0 91 Marlow S. D., Okla
147 Milton S. D., 0
97
143 Lauderdale Co., Miss_ _178 Los Angeles, Cal.,& S. D. 150 Marquette, Mich
Jordan S. D., Utah
'
108 Milton S. D., Ore
154
JosephineCo.S.D.No.7,0re.154 Laurel, Md
81 Los Angeles Co., Cal
150 Marshall, Mich
109 Milvale, Pa
79
Julesburg Irr. D., Colo_ _ _141 Laurel, Miss _
177 Los Banos, Cal
123 Milwaukee,Wis.(0.&Co.)_113
153 Marshall, Mo., &S. D
JunctionCity,Kan.,&S.D.132 Laurens, S. C.(C. & Co.) _170 Los Gatos S. D., Cal
184 Minden, La
153 Marshall, Tex
179
&Co.) 79 Laurens S. D. S. Car_ __ _170 Louisburg Twp., Kan_ _ _134 Marshall Co., Minn
.
Juniata, Pa.(I3oro.
60
116 Mineola, N. Y
183 Louisiana
Lavaca Co., Tex
178 Marshall Co., S. Dak
127 MIneraiMarshSp.Dr.D.,I11.106
If alamazoo, Mich.,&S.D.108 Lawrence, Han., & S. D_ _132 Louisiana, Mo
123 Marshall S. D., Minn_ _118 Mineral City, 0
97
26 Louisville, Ky
.laitspell S. D. No.5,Mont136 Lawrence, Mass
163 Marshalltown,Ia., & S.D. 120 Mineral Twp • Mo
124
Kane, Pa
79 Lawrenceburg, Tenn ....166 Loundonville, 0
97 Marshfield, Wis
113 Mineral Wells, Tex
184
99 Love Co.S.D.No.16, Okla.148 Marshfield S.D.No.1.W1.1_115 Miner Co., S. Dak
Kane B. D., Pa
73 Lawrence Co., Ind
127
90 Loveland, Col_
Kankakee Co., Ill
141 Mart, Tex
104 Lawrence Co., 0
92
185 Mingo Junction, 0
Kansas
27 Martin, Tenn
130 Lawrence Co., S. Dak_ _127 Lowell, Mass
97
166 Mingo June. S. D.,0
Kansas City,Kan.,&S.D_ _132 LawrenceS.D.No.15,N.Y. 60 Lowell, Mich
110 Martin Co., Ind
101 Minneapolis, Kan
134
Kansas City, Mo
Martin Co., Tex
122 Lawton, Okla., & S D.. _147 Lower Merlon, Pa. (T. &
184 Minneapolis, Minn
116
Kansas City, Mo., Pk.Ds_123 Lead S. D. S. Dak
73 Martinez S. D. Cal
S. D.)
127
153 Minnehaha Co., S. Dak .127
Kansas City S. D., Mo_ _ _123 Leadville,'
142 Lowville (V.), N. Y
Colo
60 MartInsburg,W.Va.,&S.D162 Minnesota
115
185 Leavenworth,Kan.,&S.D.132 Lubec, Me
Karnes Co., Tex
159 Minot. N. Dak
13 Martinsville, Va
125
185 Leavenworth Co., Kan_ 132 Lucas Co., 0
Kaufman, Tex
91 Martin's Ferry, O.,& S.D. 97 Mishawaka, Ind., & S. 0.101
Kaw Valley Dr. D., Kan_132 Lebanon, Ind., &S.City_101 Ludington, Mich
108 Maryland
80 Mission Twp., Kan
134
148 Lebanon, Kan
164 Marysville, Cal
153 Mississippi
134 Ludlow, KY
Kay Co., Okla
176
143 Lebanon, N. H
33 Marysville, Kan
15 Ludlow, Mass
134 Mississippi Co., Mo
Kaysville, Utah
124
Kearney, Neb. (C.&Co.)_128 Lebanon, Ohio
97 Ludlow (T. & V.), Vt__
97 Miss. & La Fourche Dr.
18 Marysville, 0
129 Lebanon, Pa., dc S. D
73 Lumberton, N.C
Kearney S. D., Neb
B.. La
169 Maryville, 3.fo..'& S. D_ _124
179
Kearney, N J
65 Lebanon Centro Fire Prec.,
Miss, Lev. D., Miss
Luna Co., N. Mex
177
144 Mason & Cass River Dr.
N. H
Kearny Co., Kan
132
15 Luverne, Ala
D.. Ili
106 Missoula,Mont., & S. D 136
176
15 Lebanon Co., Pa
Keene, N. H
73 Luverne, Minn
121 Missoula Co., Mont
136
118 Mason City, Ia
Leechburg, Pa
Keith Co., Neb
79 Luzern° Co., Pa
129
185 Missouri
121
73 Mason Co., Tex
Keith & Lincoln Counties
Lee Co., Ark
180 Lycoming Co., Pa
18 Mitchell, S. Dak., & S. D_127
73 Massachusetts
Ur:D., Nei)
104 Lykens Twp., 0
129 Lee Co., Ill
92 Mitchell Co., Tex
97 Massillon, 0., & S. D
185
N. Y
Kenmore,
120 Lyman Co., S. Dale
48 Lee Co., Ia
184 Moberly, Mo
127 Matagorda Co., Tex
123
178 Lyme, Conn
Kenmore Un. Fr. S. D.
Lee Co., Miss
39 Matagorda Co. Dr. D.,Tex184 Mobile, Ma
175
No. 1, N. Y
169 Lynchburg, Va
60 Lee Co., N. Car
159 Matawan, N J. (Born.).... 68 Mobile Co., Ala
176
Kennebec Co., Me.,&W.D. 13 Lee Co.,S. Car
170 Lyndon, Kan
134 Matteawan (V.), N. Y_
48 Modesto, Cal
150
Kennebunk, Me_
13 Lee County, Tex
185 Lynn, Mass
105 Modesto Irr. D., Cal
27 Mattoon City, Ill
150
79 Leetonia, Ohio
Kennett Square, Pa
97 Lyon Co., Ia
106 Modesto S D., Cal
121 Mattoon Twp., Ill
153
112 Leflore Co., Miss
Kenosha, Wis
177 Lyon Co., Han
m oh ave Co.,Arlz
k
132 Mattoon Twp. S. D No.105 Mohaw.N y
145
162 Leflore Co., Okla
148 Lyons, Kan
Kenova, W. Va
60
100, Ill
134
90 Lehigh, Okla
166 Moline, Ill., & S. D
148 Lyons Ind. S. D., Ia
Kent, Ohio
105
121 Maury Co., Tenn
79 Lehigh Co., Pa
Maumee, Ohio
Kent Co., Del
73
92 Momence & Pembroke Dr.
90 Lehighton, Pa
79 NicAlester, Okla
Kenton,0., 6: S. D
147 Maxton, N. C
Ill
106
162 Leipstc, 0., & S. D
97 McComb, Miss
169 Mome
86
178 Mayaguez, Porto Rico
p
& Yellow Head
Kentucky
120 Lemhi Co., Ida
97 MayesCo.S.D.N0.1, Okla_148
Dr. D., Ill
Keokuk, Ia., & S. D
106
139 McConnellsville, 0
120 Lemonview Riv. Dr. D.,
127 Mayfield, Cal
Keokuk Co., Ia
153 Momence Twp., Ill
McCook Co., S. Dak
106
Wis
-Kern Co., Cal
150
129 Mayfield, Ky
164 Monaca, Pa
115 McCook S. D , Neb
79
Kershaw Co.,S.0
170 Lenoir, N. Car
164 Maynard, Mass
169 McCracken Co., Ky
33 Monessen, Pa., & S. D
74
"Kewanee,III.,63S.D.No.51.106 Lenoir City, Tenn
185 Maysville, Ky
164 Monett, Mo., & S. D
166 McCulloch Co.,Tex
124
Neyser. W.Va
162 Lenox, Mass
169 Mayville, Wis
27 McDowell Co., N 0
115 Monmouth S. D., Ill
100
Page.
Inlet Swamp Dr.D.,Ill__ ..106
153
Inyo Co., Cal
132
Iola City, Kan
134
Iola Twp., Kan
110
Ionia Co., Mich
_118
Iowa
Iowa City, Ia., & S. D _ _ _121
33
Ipswich, Mass
Ironton, 0.,
90
Ironwood S. D., Mich_ _ _ _110
Irvington, N J
64
Irvington, N. Y
47
Ishpeming, 3,fich
108
Ishpeming S.D., Mich_ _ _110
Island Terr's & Posses'ns_186
60
Islip, N. Y., S. D
110
Ithaca, Mich
47
Ithaca, N. Y
Itasca Co. Corn. S. D.,
116
No. 2, Minn
178
Iuka, Miss_ _ _ .
190
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93
185 Pomeroy, 0
134 Norwalk, Conn.(C. &T.). 38 Palo Pinto Co., Tex
Neodesha, Kan
Monona-Harrison Dr. D.
151
106 Pomona, Cal
93 Pana, Ill
124 Norwalk, Ohio
120 Neosho, Mo
No. 1, Ia
153
110 Pana, Ill.(T. & H.S. D.).105 Pomona S. D., Cal
79 Neosho Falls Twp., Kan_134 Norway, Mich
Monongahela, Pa
148
134 Ponca City, Okla
68 Norwich, Conn. (C. & T.) 83 Paola City, Kan
Monroe, Ga
172 Neptune (Twp.), N J_
186
54 Panola Co., Miss
178 Ponce, Porto Rico
134 Norwich, N.Y
169 Ness Co., Kan
Monroe, N C
164 Pontchartrain Lev. D.,La.179
185 Norwood, Mass
29 Paris, Ky
Monroe, La
179 Neuces Co., Tex
166 Pontiac, Mich., & S. D_109
157 Norwood, 0., & S D
93 Paris, Tenn
Monroe, Wis
113 Nevada
184 Pontotoc, Miss
177
124 Nottingham S. D., 0.
93 Paris, Tex
174 Nevada, Mo
Monroe Co., Fla
166 Pontotoc Co., Okla
148
153 Nowata, Okla
148 Park City, Tenn
106 Nevada City, Cal
Monroe Co., Ill
136 Poplar Bluff, Mo., de S. D.125
123 Noxubee Co. Miss
178 P
., Mo
Park o.,Mont
cr.L
100 Nevada S
Monroe Co., Ind
134 Portage, Wis. (C. & Co.)_114
185
Kan
121 New Albany, Ind.,& S.D.100 Nueces Co., Tex
Monroe Co., Ia
185 P nage Co. Dr.D., Wis_ _114
178 Nutley, N. J., & S. D_
66 Parker Co., Tex
48 New Albany, Miss _
Monroe Co., N. Y
79 Nye Co., Nev
157 Parker Sch. City, Ind.. _100 Portales, N. Mex
144
92 Newark, Del
Monroe Co., 0
162 Port Angeles, Wash
157
65
Parkersburg, W Va
79 Newark, N J
Monroe Co., Pa
33 Park Rapids, Minn
49 I-%ak Bluffs, Mass
118 Port Arthur, Tex
185
134 Newark, N Y
Monroe Twp., Kan
Port Chester, N Y
126 Park Rapids Ind. S D
93 Vakes N D
55
Monroe U. F. S. D., N. Y_ 60 Newark,0., & S. D
_ 60 Oakland, Cal
150
117 Port Clinton, 0., & S. D.. 97
No. 1, Minn
07 Newark Valley, N. Y
Monroeville,0
151 Park Ridge, N J
68 Porter Co., Ind
101
Monrovia, Cal., & S. D___150 New Barbadoes S.D.,N.J.. 66 Oakland S. D., Cal
29 Oakland, Md
81 Parnassus, Pa
153
79 Porterville, Cal
33 New Bedford, Mass
Monson, Mass
168 Oakley, Ohio
93 Parsons, Kan., 33 S. D......133 Port Gibson, Miss
178
33 New Bern, N.0
Montague, Mass
109
166 Oakmont (Boro.), Pa..
162 Port Huron, Mich
74 Parsons, W. Va
134 New Bern, Tenn
Montana
.170 Oak Park, Ill., & S. D__ _105 Partridge Dr.& Lev.D.,I11.106 Port Jervis, N. Y
60
65 Newberry S.C.(C. & T.)
Montclair, N. J
134 Pasadena, Cal., & S. D _151 Portland, Conn
38
150 Newberry S. D., Mich _ _ _110 Oberlin City, Kan
Monterey, Cal
101
93 Passaic, N. J. (0. & Co.)- 66 Portland, Ind
97 Oberlin, Ohio
153 New Bremen,0
Monterey Co., Cal
79 Ocala, Fla
174 Patchogue, N. Y
60 Portland, Me., & Bdge.D. 13
118 New Brighton, Pa
Montevideo, Minn
68 Paterson, N. J
110
66 Portland, Mich
MontezumaVal.Ir.D.,Co1.141 New Britain, Ct.(C. & T.) 38 Ocean City, N. J
153 Patrick Co., Va
161 Portland, Ore., & S. D 154
Montgomery,Ala.(0.&Co.)176 New Brunswick, N. J____ 66 Ocean Park, Cal
153 Patterson, La
93 Oceanside, Cal
179 Portland Wat. D., Me--- 13
Montgomery Co., Ky____164 Newburg, 0
173 Paulding, 0
49 Ocillo, Ga
97 Port of New Orleans, La_179
Montgomery Co., Md____ 81 Newburgh, N. Y
170 Paulding Co., 0
29 Oconee Co., S. C
93 Port of Portland, Ore...._ _154
Montgomery Co., Miss__ _178 Newburyport, Mass
115 Pauls Valley, Okla
39 Oconomowoc, Wis
154
148 Port of Suislaw, Ore
Montgomery Co., N. Y___ 48 New Canaan, Conn
129 Pawhuska, Okla., & S. D.148 Porto Rico
186
100 Ogalalla Prec., Neb
92 New Castle. Ind
Montgomery Co., 0
16
60 Portsmouth, N H
, 74 New Castle, Pa., & S. D 74 Ogden, Utah, & S. D____143 Pawling, N Y
Montgomery Co., Pa
54 Pawnee, Okla., C. & 00.148 Portsmouth,0
79 Ogdensburg, N. Y
93
Montgomery Co., Tenn166 New Castle Co., Del
82 Paw Paw, Mich
176 Ohio
109 Portsmouth, Va
160
Montgomery Twp., 0.._ 97 New Decatur, Ala
162 Pawtucket, R. I
49 Ohio Co., W. Va
34 Portsmouth S. D. 0......_ 94
173 Newfane, N Y
Monticello, Ga
60 Ohio State University, 0_ 93 Payette, Ida
139 Port Townsend, Wash
156
60 Newfield, N Y
Monticello, N. Y
74 Payette Ind. S. D. No. 32,
14 011 City S. D., Pa
Port Washington, Wis_ _114
Montoursville S. D., Pa__ 79 New Hampshire
Ida
139 Poteau, Okla
148
97 New Hanover Co., N. C_ ..168 Okanogan Co., Wash.._ _ _157
Montpelier, 0
147 Payne Co., Okla
56
148 Potsdam, N Y
39 Okfuskee Co., Okla
18 New Hartford, Conn
Montpelier, Vt
146 Peabody, Mass
30 Pottawatomie Co., Okla_ _148
Montpelier Irr. D., Ida.._ _139 New Haven, Conn.(T.&C) 38 Oklahoma
79
Peekskill, N. Y
55 Potter Co., Pa., & P. D
97 Oklahoma City, Okla., &
Montrose, Col. (C.&Co.)_141 New Haven,0
147 Pekin, Ill
127
105 Potter Co., So Dak
S. D
39 New Haven S. D., Conn_ 38
Montville, Conn
147 Pelham, Ga
185
172 Potter Co., Tex
Oklahoma Co., Okla
118 New Hyde Pk. S. D No.
Moorhead, Minn
147 Pelham, N Y
60 Okmulgee, Okla
55 Pottstown, Pa., & S. D.._ 79
144
5, N Y
Mora Co., N. Mex
• 148 Pelham Manor, N. Y., &
Pottsville, Pa., & S. D...._ 75
179 New Iberia So. Dr. D.,La.179 Okmulgee Co., Okla
Morgan City, La
134
55 Poughkeepsle, N Y
58
61 Olathe City, Kan
S. D
176 New Jersey
Morgan Co., Ala
134 Pendleton Co., Ky
164 Powell Co., Mont
136
Old Franklin; Kan
105 New Kensington, Pa., 33
Morgan Co., Ill
39 Pendleton, Ore., & S. D..154 Prairie Twp., Ill
106
79 Old Lyme, Conn
123
S. D
Morgan Co., Mo
13 Penfield, N. Y
147 Old Orchard, Me
134
60 Pratt, Kan
97 Newkrik, Okla
Morgan Co.,0
39 Pennington Co., So. Dak_127 Pratt Co., Kan., & S. D_133
60 Old Saybrook, Conn
166 New Lebanon, N Y
Morgan Co., Tenn
176
13 Pennsylvania
68 Prattville, Ala
New Lexington S. D., 0_ 93 Old Town, Me
Morgantown, W. Va., &
38 Olean, N. Y., & S. D.. __ 54 Pensacola, Fla
97
174 Preble Co.,0
162 New London, Conn
S. D
156 Penn Yan, N. Y
Olympia, Wash
55 Prescott, Ariz., & S. D 145
Morrisania,N.Y.(seeN.Y.C.)52 New Lots, N. Y. (see N.
39
53 Omaha, Neb., & S. D......120 Penn Yan S. D., N. Y
60 Preston, Conn
134
Y C.)
Morris Co., Kan
114
Oneida, N. Y.(C. & Co.).. 54 Peoria, Ill. (C. & Co.)_ _105 Price Co., Wls
65 New Madrid Co. Dr. D's
Morris Co., N. J
81
124 Oneida Co., Wis
114 Peoria Pleasure Driveway
Prince George's Co., Md
Nos. 7 & 9, Mo
118
Morrison Co., Minn
139
16 Oneida hr. D., Ida
164
105 Princeton, KY
& Park D , Ill
65 Newmarket, N. H
Morristown, N. J
18
30 Proctor, Vt
55 Pepperell, Mass
166 New Mexico, Territory of.143 Oneonta, N. Y
Morristown, Tenn
39 Onondaga Co., N. Y
79
55 Perry, N.Y
55 Prospect Park, Pa
18 New Milford, Conn
Morrisville, Vt
34
172 Onslow Co., N. C
169 Perry, Okla
148 Providence, R. I
92 Newnan, Ga
Morrow Co.,0
60 Perry Co., Ind
179 Ontario (T.), N. Y
33
101 Provincetown, Mass
126 New Orleans, La
Morton Co., N. Dak
97 Ontario Co., N. Y
143
55 Perry Co., Miss
177 Provo, Utah
138 New Philadelphia,0
Moscow, Ida
164 Ontonagon, Mich
110 Perry Co., Pa
79 Pueblo, Col., & S. Ds........141
185 Newport, Ky
Motley Co., Tex
16 Orange, Cal. (C. & Co.) _ _153 Perry 33 Castle (T.), U. F.
Pueblo Co., Col
141
173 Newport, N. H
Moultrie, Gs,
38 Perr D.urc 6 N. Y
29
34 Orange, Conn
55 Pulaski, Tenn
S sb No 0
,
.y
:
166
134 Newport, R. I
Moundridge, Kan
18 Orange, Mass
97 Pulaski, Va
161
Moundsville S. D.,W.Va _ 162 Newport, Vt
160 Orange, N. J
86 Pulaski Co., Ark
66 Perth Amboy, N. J
180
Mound Val. Twp., Kan .134 Newport News, Va
184 Peru, Ind
100 Pulaski Co., Ill
106
Mount'n Lake S. D.,Minn.118 Newport Twp. S. D., Pa.. 79 Orange, Tex
49 Orangeburg, S. 0
170 Petaluma, Cal
101
153 Pulaski Co., Ind
153 New Rochelle, N Y
Mountainview. Cal
35 Orange Co., N Y
16 Punxsutawney,Pa.,&S.D.. 76
55 Peterboro, N. H
79 New Shoreham, R I_
Mt. Carmel, Pa
160 Putnam, Conn.(C. & T.). 38
185 Petersburg, Va
74 Newton & Ind.'S. D., Ia_121 Orange Co., Tex
Mt. Carmel S. D., Pa
132 Orangetown U. F. S. D.
174
109 Putnam Co. Fla
Petoskey, Mich
109 Newton, Kan
Mt. Clemens, Mich
173
55 Pettls Co., Mo
29
No. 4, N Y
123 Putnam Co., Ga
Newton, Mass
Mt. Clemens Un. S. D.
100
178 Orchard Mesa Irr. D.,001.141 Philadelphia, N Y
60 Putnam Co., Ind
110 Newton, Miss
No. 1, Mich
153 Philadelphia, Pa
60
74 Putnam Co., N. Y
66 Oregon
13 Newton, N. J
Mt. Desert, Me
154 Philippine Islands
94
186 Putnam Co., 0
101 Oregon City, Ore
97 Newton Co., Ind
Mt. Healthy, 0
106 Phillipsburg, Kan
134 Putnam Co., Tenn
166
124 Oregon Twp., III
484ewton Co., Mo
Mt. Kisco, N. Y
174 Phillipsburg, N. J
68 Puyallup, Wash
157
39 Orlando, Fla
Mt.Morris,N.Y.(V.&T.)_ 60 Newtown,Conn
115
Orleans Co., N. Y
55 Phillips, Wis
74 Newtown, N V. & S. D's
Mt. Oliver, Pa
53 Orleans Lev. D., La
180
ueen Anne's Co., Md.... 81
1757 Ph i1li ps CoN Ark
9 p l mont.. y
,
(see N Y C.)
110
Pleasant, Mich
Mt.
118 Ormsby Co., Nev
60
ueens (Borough), N.Y. 53
N.
123 New Ulm, Minn
Mt. Pleasant, Mo
Oroville, Cal
153 Phoenix, Ariz., 33 S. D.._145 Queens Co., N. Y
56
Mt. Pleasant S. D., Pa.._ _ 74 New Utrecht, N. Y. (see
53 Orrville, Ohio
75 Quincy, Ill., & S. D. No.
97 Phoenixville, Pa
N. Y C.)
Mt. Pleasant Un. Fr.S.D,
49 Ortonville, Minn
117 Platt Co., Ill
105
105
172
48 New York City
No. 9, N. Y
40 Osage City, Kan
134 Pledmont, Cal
153 Quincy, Fla
174
100 New York State
Mt. Vernon, Ind
139 Osawatomie, Kan
134 Pledmont, W Va
162 Quincy, Mass
30
49 Nez Perce Co., Ida
Mt. Vernon, N Y
54 Osborne Co., Kan
134 Plerce (T.), Mo
125 Quindaro Twp., Nan_ _ _134
Mt. Vernon, 0., 6c S. D.._ 92 Niagara Falls, N. Y
109 Osceola, Iowa
121 Pierce Co., Wash
156 Quitman, Ga
173
Mt. Washington S. D.,Mo.124 Niles, Mich
129 Pierce Co., Wis
S. D
97 Osceola, Neb
114
164 Niles, 0., &
Muhlenberg Co., Ky
114 Pike Co., Ala
148 Oshkosh, Wis
176
acine, Wis. (C. & Co.) _114
100 Noble Co., Okla
Muncie, Ind
121 Pike Co., Ind
118 Oskaloosa, Ia
101
161
adford, Va
Muncie Sch. City, Ind.._ ....100 Nobles Co., Minn
120 Pike Co., 0
97 Radnor Twp. S. D., Pa.... 79
125 Oskaloosa S. D., Ia
74 Nodaway Co., Mo
Munhall S. D., Pa
134 Pima Co., Ariz
145 Rahway, N. J
39 Oskaloosa Twp., Kan
67
Munising, Mich.,S. D_ _ _ _110 Norfolk, Conn
145 Raleigh, N C
168
Munising Twp.S.D.,Mich.110 Norfolk, Neb., & S. D....129 Ossining, N. Y., &. S. D.. 55 Plnal Co., Ariz
60 Pine Bluff Levee D., Ark.180 Rails Co., Mo
123
169 Norfolk, Va. (C. 33 Co.) _160 Oswegatchle, N. Y
Murphy, N. C
29 Oswego, N. Y.(C. & Co.). 55 Pine Co., Minn
118 Ramona S. D., Okla
148
Muscatine, Ia., & S. D
120 Norfolk Co., Mass
144 Plpestone, Minn., & S. D..118 Ramsey Co., Minn
147 Otero Co., N. Mex
117
Muscatine Co., Ia
120 Norman, Okla
129 Piqua, 0., & S. D
148 Otoe Co., Neb.
93 Ramsey Co., N. D
125
Muskegon, Mich., & S. D_109 Norman S. D., Okla
55 Pitcairn (Boro.), Pa
13 Otsego (T.), N. Y
79 Randall Co., Tex
185
Muskegon Co., Mich
109 Norridgewock, Me
Pitkin Co., Col
30
141 Randolph, Mass
Muskegon Heights, Mich_110 Norristown, Pa., & S. D_ 74 Otsego S. D., N. Y. (see
29
Cooperstown S. D.)_ .... 45 Pitt Co., N. C
101
168 Randolph Co., Ind
92 North Adams, Mass
Muskingum Co., 0
60 Pittsburg Co., Okla
29 Otselic, N. Y
76
148 Rankin, Pa., & S. D
Muskogee, Okla., & S. D_147 Northampton, Mass
134 Pittsburg, Kan
68 Ottawa, Kan
126
133 Ransom Co., N. D
148 Northampton, N. J
Muskogee Co., Okla
79 Ottawa, 0. (V. & Co.)._ 97 Pittsburgh, Pa., ,S3 S Ds_ 75 Rapid City, So. Dak., &
Northampton, Pa
74 Ottawa Co., Okla
127
148 Pittsburgh S. D., Kan___134
Northampton Co., Pa
S. D
acogdoches Ind, S. D.,
29 Ottawa S. D. No. 141, 111_106 Pittsburgh S. D.,Tex_ _ _185 Raritan Twp. S. D., N. L. 68
Tex
185 No. Andover, Mass
13 Raton S. D. No. 11, N.M.144
Nampa, Ida., & S. D____138 No. Attleborough, Mass.._ 29 Otter Pond Ditch D., 111_106 Pittsfield, Me
97 Otter Tall Co., Minn
..117 Pittsfield, Mass
136
30 Ravalli Co., Mont
No. Baltimore, 0
Nampa & Meridian Irr.
16 Ravenna, 0
94
138 No. Bend S.D.No.13,0re.154 Ottumwa, Ia., & S. D......120 Pittsfield. N. H..
D., Ida
66 Outagamle Co., Wis
114 Pittston. Pa., & S. D
75 Rawlins, Wyo
137
129 No. Bergen, N.J
Nance Co., Neb
161 Rawlins Co., Kan
134
Pittsylvania Co., Va
Nanticoke, Pa., & S. D.._ 79 No. Birmingham, Ala _ _ ..176 Overpeck Twp. 33. S. D.,
66 Plain City, 0
97 Ray Co., Mo
N. J
125
Nantucket, Mass
33 No. Braddock S. D., Pa.. 74
166 Plainfield, Conn
39 Raymond, N. H
16
Napa, Cal., & S. D's
153 No. Brookfield, Mass__ 33 Overton Co., Tenn
118 Plainfield, N. J
39 Owatonna, Minn
67 Reading, Mass
30
Naples (T.), N. Y
60 No. Canaan, Conn
166 Owego S D., N Y
60 Plainview S. D., Minn
97
118 Reading, 0
Napoleon,0
92 North Carolina
76
Narberth, Pa
74 No. Chelmsford F.D.,Mass 29 Owen Co., Ind_ _ _ _ _ __ _101 Plainview Ind.S. D.,Tex.184 Reading, Pa., & S. D.._
125 Owen Co., Ky
164 Plainville, Conn
68
39 Red Bank, N. J
Narragansett, R. 1
34 North Dakota
164 Plaquemines Parish, East
153
33 Owensboro, Ky
16 Northfield, Mass
Nashua, N H
Red Bluff. Cal
109
Owosso, Mich
Bank, Lev. D., La
173 Northfield, N Y., & S.
179 Red Cloud, Neb., & S. D..129
Nashville, Ga
54 Owyhee Co., Ida
139 Platteville, Wis
39
D's(see N. Y.C.)
166
115 Redding, Conn
Nashville, Tenn
18 Oxford, Mass
33 Plattsburg (C.), N. Y
55 Redfield,So.Dak.,& S.D 127
Nashwauk, Minn
117 Northfield, Vt
184 Oxford, Miss
178 Plattsmouth, Neb
60
No. Ft. Worth, Tex
129 Red Hook, N. Y
Nashwauk S. D. No. 9,
39 Oxford (V.), N. Y
60 Pleasant Hill(C.33 T.), Mo.125 Red Jacket, Mich
117 No. Haven, Conn
109
Minn
169 Pleasant Ridge,0
117
Oxford, N. C
97 Red Lake Co., Minn
49 No. Hempstead, N. Y., &
Nassau Co., N Y
54 Oxford, Ohio
97 Pleasant Ridge S. D., 0..... 93 Redlands, Cal., & S. D....151
S. D's
Natchez, Miss
177
136
79 Pleasant Twp.,0
Natick, Mass
28 No. Kingstown, R. /..___ 34 Oxford, Pa
97 Red Lodge, Mont
54 Oxnard, Cal
153 Pleasantville, N. Y
Natrona Co., Wyo
137 No. Olean, N. Y
121
55 Red Oak, Ia
Naugatuck, Conn
153
Plumas Co. Cal
151 Redondo Beach, Cal
38 No. Pelham (V.), N. Y.... 54 Oyster Bay S D. No. 5.
60 Plum Bayou Lev. D.,Ark.180 Red River Atchafalaya &
Navajo Co., Ariz
145 No. Plainfield S. D., N.J_ 68
N.Y
176 Plymouth, Conn
Navarro Co., Tex
184 No. Platte, Neb., & S. D_129 Ozark, Ala
39 Bayou Boeuf Lev.D.,La.179
Plymouth, Mass
185 No. Providence, R. I____ 34
Navasota, Tex
30 Red River & Bayou Des.G.
35
157 Plymouth, 0.(V. 63 T.)_ 97 Levee & Dr. Dist., La 179
No. Smithfield, R. I
Co., Wash
Neapolls, Va. (see DanStonington, Conn ___ 39 Paducah, Ky
164 Plymouth, Pa
117
159 No.
A
ville)
75 Red Wing, Minn
.161 Plymouth Co., Mass
33 Redwood, Cal
127 No, Tarrytown, N. Y_-_- 60 Page Co., Va
153
Nebraska
Painesville, 0
93 Plymouth F. D., N. H.._ 16 Redwood Falls, Minn..__ _118
129 No. Tonawanda (C. & S.
Nebraska City, Neb
54 Palatine, N. Y
60 Plymouth S. D., Pa
79 Reedsburg, Wis
D.), N Y
115
Nebraska City Prec., Neb.
169
174 Pocatello Ind.S. D No,1,
129 Northumberland, N. H._ 16 Palatka, Fla
(see Otoe Co.)
Reidsville, N. C
184
Needham, Mass
28 Northumberland Co., Pa_ 74 Palestine, Tex
Idaho
139 Remington Dr. D., WLs_115
114 North Wildwood, N. J...... 68 Palisades Park S. D., N. J. 88 Point Pleasant, W. Va__ ..152 Reno,Nev.,& S.D.No.10-157
Neenah, Wis
133
174 Poland Twp., 0
Negaunee S. D., Mich__ _109 No. Wilkesburgh, N.C.._ ..169 Palm Beach Co.. Fla
97 Reno Co., Kan
76
30 Polk Co., Ia
129 No. Sterling Irr. D., Colo_141 Palmer, Mass
120 Renovo, Pa
Nelson, Neb
174 Polk Co., Minn
60 North Yakima, Wash_ _155 Palmetto, Fla
79
Nelson, N. Y
117 Renovo S. D., Pa
151 Polk Co., Mo., & Twp
126 No. Yakima S. D. No. 7,
Nelson Co., N. D
Pain Alto, Cal
125 Rensselaer, N. Y.(C.&Co.)56
120 Polk Co., Tenn
97
Wash
Nelsonville, 0
156 Palo Alto Co., Ia
166 Renville, Minn.(C. & Co.)118
93 Norton, Kan.(C. & Co.)-134 Palo Alto S. D., Cal
30
153 Polk Co.. Wis
Nelsonville S. D., 0
114 Revere, Mass
Q
R
N
Nov., 1909.]
191
INDEX.
Page.
Page.
Page.
Page.
Page
110 Seneca, Kan
134 Springfield, Mass
31 Three Rivers, Mich
114 St. Johns, Mich
Rhinelander, Wis
110
Seneca Falls (T.&V.),N.Y.57 Springfield, Minn
118 Throckmorton Co., Tex_ _185
Rhode Island
33 St. Johns, Ore., & S. D
154 Seneca Falls S.D., N.Y.. 57 Springfield, Mo., & S. D.124 Thurston Co., Wash
134
Rice Co., Nan
157
No. 2
170 Springfield, O., & S. D.._ 95 Ticonderoga, N. Y., S. D.
Richfield Spgs., N. Y
60 St. Joluisville (V.), N. Y.. 56 Seneca, S. C
110 Seneca Twp. S. D., Mich_110 Springfield, Vt
18
125 St. Joseph, Mich
Rich Hill, Mo
No. 5
58
Springfield Pleasure Drive94 St. Joseph, Mo., & S. D_ _123 Sequoyah Co. S.D.No.1,
Richland Co.,0
Ticonderoga (V.), N. Y
60
Okla
100
148
way & Park D., Ill_ _105 Tiffin, Ohio
Richmond, Ind
100 St. Joseph Co., Ind
95
60 Sevier Co., Tenn
166 Spring Lake (Boro.)• N.J. 68 Tifton, Ga
Richmond, Mo
125 St. Lawrence Co., N. Y
173
110 Seward, Neb. (C. & Co.) A30 Springville, N. Y
Richmond, Va
160 St. Louts, Mich
60 Tippecanoe, 0
97
124 Seward Co., Kan
133 Springwells Twp., Mich_ _110 Tipton Co., Ind
Richmond (Boro.), N. Y.
St. Louis, Mo
101
117 Sewickley, Pa
76 Squaw Cr.Dr.D.No.1,Mo _124 Tisbury, Mass
(See N. Y. City.)
53 St. Louis Co., Minn
$1
134 Seymour, Conn
39 Stafford, Conn
39 Tishomingo, Okla
Richmond Co., N. C
169 St. Mary's, Kan
148
94 Seymour, Ind
101 Stafford Co., Kan
St. Marys,0
Richmond Co., Dr. D.
133 Titusville, Pa
77
120 Stamford, Conn.(C. & T.) 39 Tod Twp., 0
129 St. Mary's Twp., Kan_ _..134 Seymour, Ia
No. 1, Neb
97
117 Seymour, Tex
185 Stamford, Tex
185 Toledo, 0., & S. D
St. Paul, Minn
Richmond Co. (see New
95
118 Shakleford Co., Tex
185 Stanley Co., S. Dak
127 Tom Green Co., Tex
54 St. Peter, Minn
York City), N. Y
185
174 Shadyside S. D.,0
Petersburg, Fla
97 Stanley Co., N. C
168 Tomah, Wis
St.
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
115
134 Tompkins Co., N Y
53 Salamanca, N. Y., & S. D. 57 Shamokln, Pa., & S. D. 76 Stanton Co., Kan
60
(See N. Y. City.)
77 Stark Co.,0
95 Tonawanda, N. Y.(C.&T.I 58
Richmond S. Dists., Cal_ _153 Salamanca Twp., Kan__ ..134 Sharon, Pa., & S. D
Mass
33 Starke Co., Ind
30 Sharon,
101 Tonawanda S.D.No.1,N.Y.58
Richmond Sch. City, Ind.100 Salem, Mass
77 Starkville, Miss
178 Tonkawa, Okla
Richmondville, N. Y. _ _ _ 60 Salem, N. J.(City & Co.) 68 Sharon Hill, Pa
148
60 Statesville, N 0
94 Sharon Sprgs., N. Y
97 Salem, O., & S D
168 Topeka, Kan., & S. D
Richwood, 0
133
97 Staunton, Va
Salem, N. H
16 Sharon Twp., 0
161 Toronto, Ohio
Ridgefield, Conn. (Town
97
38 Salem, Ore., & S. D
79 Steelton, Pa., & S. D
154 Sharpsburg, Pa
77 Torrington, Conn. (Town
& Boro.)
.
77 Stege S. D , Cal
161 Sharpsburg S. D., Pa
67 Salem, Va
153
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
& Boro.)
39
94 Salem, W.Va
148 Stephens Co., Ga
162 Shattuck, Okla
173 Tottenville, N. Y. (see
Ridge Twp.,0
178 Stephens Co., Okla
142 Shaw, Miss
148
Ridgway, Pa., & S. D.__ 79 Salida, Col
N Y. City)
54
67 Salina, Nan., & S. D...133 Shawano, Wis
115 Ste hensville Ind. S. D.,
Ridgewood, N. J
Towner Co., N. D
126
94
Tex
57 Shawnee, 0
185 Tracy, Minn
Ridley Park, Pa., & S. D. 76 Salina, N. Y
118
142 Salinas City, Cal
151 Shawnee, Okla., & S. D..148 Sterling, Col
142 Traer S. D., Ia
Rifle, Colo
121
133 Saline Co., Ill
133 Sterling, Ill
105 Shawnee Co., Kan
105 Traverse City, Mich
Riley Co., Kan
110
142 Saline Co., Kan
114 Sterling Twp., Ill
133 Sheboygan, Wis
106 Travis Co., Tex
Rio Blanco Co., Col
185
141 Saline Co., Mo
114 Sterling Co., Tex
185 Trempeleau Co., Wis..
125 Sheboygan Co., Wis
Grande Co., Col
Rio
..114
97 Saline Lev. & Dr. D., La.179 Sheffield, Ala
176 Steuben Co., N. Y
57 Trenton. Mo
Ripley, Ohio
125
101 Salineville, 0
118 Steubenville, 0.,& S. D
95. Trenton, N.J
97 Shelburne Co., Minn
Ripley Co., Ind
67
115 Salisbury, Md
134 Triadelphia S. D., W. Va.162
168 Stevens Co., Kan
River Falls, Wis
81 Shelby, N.C
,
109 Salisbury, N. C
94 Stevens Co., Minn
118 Trinidad, Colo., do S. a_142
168 Shelby, 0
River Rouge, Mich
100 Stevens Co., Wash
156 Troup Co., Ga
Riverside, Cal., & S. D_ A51 Salisbury Twp., N. C_ .. _ _169 Shelby Co., Ind
173
97 Stevens Point, Wis
115 Troy, Ala
Riverside,0.(See Cincin.) 86 Sallisaw, Okla
148 Shelby Co.,0
176
151 Salt Creek Dr. D., Ill_ ..106 Shelby Co., Tenn
118 Troy, N. Y
166 Stillwater, Minn
Riverside Co., Cal
58
185 Stillwater S.D.No.16,0k1a148 Troy,0
Shelby Co., Tex
Riverside Irr. D., Col_ _ _ _141 Salt Lake City, Utah,
_166
60 Trumbull Co., O.,&R.D's 95
101 Stockbridge, N. Y
& S. D
143 Shelbyville, Ind
Roane County, Tenn_
95
164 Stockton, Cal., & S. D_ _ _152 Truxton, N. Y
143 Shelbyville, Ky
Roanoke, Va.(C. & Co.) _160 Salt Lake Co.. Utah
58
127 San Angelo, Tex
31 Tuckahoe, N. Y
106 Stoneham, Mass
185 Sheldon Twp., Ill
Roberts Co., S. Dak
58
185 Tucson, Ariz., & S. D
185 San Antonio, Tex., & S.D.184 Shelton, Conn
39 Stonewall Co., Tex
Robertson Co., Tex
145
39 Tucumcari S. D. No. 1,
169 San Benito Co. High S.D.,
Shenandoah, Pa., & S.D. 77 Stonington (T.) Conn
Robeson Co , N. 0
Mich
110 Stonington 3d S.D.,Conn. 39
S. D.
Cal
153 Shepherd,
Robinson Twp.
N Mex
144
105 San Bernardino, Cal
No. 7, Ill
151 Sheraden,Pa.(see Pittsb.) 75 Stony Point Fire D. No. 1,
Tulare H. S. D., Cal
153
60 Tulare Irr. D., Cal
N.Y
106 San Bernardino S. D.,Ca1.153 Sherburne, N Y
60
Rochelle S. D., Ill
152
31 Tulsa, Okla. (T. & Co.) 148
118 San Buenventura, Cal_ ..151 Sheridan, Wyo.(C. & Co.)137 Stoughton, Mass
Rochester, Minn
16 Sanborn Co., S. Dak
184 Stowe Tw .S. D., Pa_ _ .._ 77 Tulsa Co. S. D.No.29,0kia148
Rochester, N. H
127 Sherman, Tex
16 Turner Co., Ga
56 Sanders Co., Mont
130 Strafford o., N. H
Rochester, N Y
136 Sherman Co., Neb
173
39 Turner Co., S. Dak
172 Shlawassee Co., Mich_ _110 Stratford, Conn
Rochester, Pa., & S. D. 76 Sandersville, Ga.
127
106 Turner's Falls FlreD.,Mass 33
68 San Diego, Cal., & S.D's_151 Shippensburg, Pa
79 Streator S D., Ill
Rockaway, N. J
148 Turtle Creek, Pa., & S.D. 77
Stroud, Okla
San Diego Co., Cal
N. Y.
Y
151 Shortville, N
60
Rockaway Beach,
79 Tuscaloosa, Ala.(C.
53 Sandpoint&S.D.No.1,Ida.139 Shoshone Co., Ida
139 Stroudsburg, Pa
(See N. Y. City.)
160 Sandstone S.D.No.5,Minn118 Shoshone, Wyo
97 Tuxedo S. D. No. 6,& Co.)176
137 Struthers S D.,0
Rockbridge Co., Va
118 Sandusky, O., & S. D
115 Twin Falls Co., Ida N. Y. 60
94 Shoshone S. D., Ida
139 Sturgeon Bay, Wis
Rock Co., Minn
126 Twin Falls & S. D., Ida 139
Sandy Hill, N.Y
179 Stutsman Co., N. D
57 Shreveport, La
Rock. Cr. Twp.,Potta.Co.,
139
134 San Fernando S D., Cal_153 Sidney, Ohio
60 Two Harbors, Minn
94 Suffern, N. Y
Kansas
118
185 Sanford, Me
39 Two Rivers, Wis
144 Suffield, Conn
13 Sierra Co., N. M
Rockdale, Tex
115
105 San Francisco, Cal
161 Tyler, Tex
Rockford, Ill
151 Sikeston, Mo
124 Suffolk, Va
185
105 Siloam Sprg. S.D., Ark_ _180 Suffolk Co., Mass. (see
Rockford Park D., Ill_ _ _ _105 Sangamon Co., Ill
Tyrone, Pa
79
22
Rockingham Co., N. H.._ 16 Sangamon Riv. Sp. Dr.D.,
Boston)
Silver Bow Co., Mont_ .. _ _136
57
Rockingham Co., Va_ _ _ _160
Ill
144 Suffolk Co., N. Y
106 Silver City, N Max
hrichsville, 0., do S. D. 97
Rockingham Twp., N.C...169 San Jacinto & Pleasant Val.
Silverton, Col
142 Sugars. D. No. 4, Ida_ _ _139
inta Co., Wyo
137
105
153 Ulster Co., N. Y
152 Sioux City, Ia
120 Suisun City, Cal
Irr D., Cal
Rock Island, Ill
58
106 San Joaquin Co., Cal.. _152 Sioux City Ind. S.D., Ia_121 Sullivan Co., Ind
101 Ulysses, Kan
Rock Island Co., Ill
134
13 San Jose, Cal., & S. Ds _ _152 Sioux Co., Ia
57 Ulysses, N. Y
121 Sullivan Co., N. Y
Rockland, Me
60
30 San Juan, Porto Rico........186 Sioux Falls, S. Dak_ _ _ _127 Sullivan Co., Tenn
166 Union, N. Y
Rockland, Mass
58
56 San Juan Co., Col
142 Sioux Falls S. D., Ia..127 Sulphur S. D., Okla
148 Union(T.).HudsonCo.,N.I.
Rockland Co., N. Y
30 San Leandro S. D., Cal_ _ _153 Sistersville S. D., W. Va_162 Sulphur Spgs.,Tex.,&S.D.185 Union (Twp.), Bergen Co. 67
Rockport, Mass
157 Summerville, Ga
173
97 San Luis Obispo, Cal_ _152 Skagit Co., Wash
Rockport, Ohio
N.J
178 Union (Twp.), Union Co.. 60
185 San Luis Obispo Co., Cal_152 Skaneateles (V.), N. Y
60 Summit, Miss
Rockport, Tex
67
Summit, N.J
137 San Marcos, Tex
185 Skaneateles S. D. No. 10,
Rock Springs, Wyo
N.J
88
57 Summit Co.,0
95
39 San Mateo, Cal., & S. D_ _153
N.Y
Rocky' le, Conn
170
13 Sumner Co., Kan
133 Union, S. Car
56 San Mateo Co., Cal.
152 Skowhegan, Me
Rockville Centre, N. Y
Union City, Ind
101
170
125 Sumter, S Car
142 Slater, Mo
San Miguel Co., Colo
Rockwell City Ind S. D.
79 Sumter S. D. No. 17, S.C.170 Union CRY(Boro.),Pa.. & 79
121 San Miguel Co., N. M......144 Slatington S. D., Pa
Ia
S.D
176 Union
134 Sumter Co., Ala
141 San Patricio Co., Tex_ _185 Smith Center, Kan
Rocky Ford, Col
City, Tenn
166
16
185 Sunapee, N. H
39 Santa Ana, Cal., & S. D's.152 Smith Co., Tex
Rocky Hill, Conn
Co.,
121
79 Union Co.,Ia
152 Snake Riv. V. Irr.D.,Ida.139 Sunbury,Pa
168 Santa Barbara, Cal
Rocky Mount, N.C
Union
Miss
178
177
148 Santa Clara, Cal
152 Snake Creek Dr. D., Ill_ _106 Sunflower Co., Miss
Roil, Okla
Co., N.
68
125 Superior, Neb., & S. D_ _130 Unlon Co., N. J
153 Sni-a-Bar Twp., Mo
Roger Mills Co., Okla_...148 Santa Clara Co., Cal
Mex
144
148 Santa Cruz, Cal., & S. D.152 Snohomish Co., Wash_ _156 Superior, Wls
114 Union
Rogers Co., Okla
Union Co., 0
97
126 Santa Cruz Co., Ariz
134 Union Co., Pa
79 Superior Twp., Kan
145 Snyder Co.,Pa
Rolette Co., N. D
79
125 Santa Fe Co., N M
68 Union Co., S. 0
144 Sussex, N.J
144 Socorro Co., N. M
Rolla, Mo
170
172 Santa Fe S. D., N. M
79 Union Co., S. Dak
60 Sussex Co., Del
..144 Sodus, N Y
Rome, Ga
127
60 Sutter Co. Lev. D. No.1,
Rome,N Y. & S. D.No.1 56 Santa Monica, Cal., & S.D152 Solon, N. Y
166
134 Santa Rosa, Cal
152 Union Co., Tenn
Cal
152 Solvay, N. Y
Rooks Co., Kan
57
118 Sapulpa, Okla
185 Union Dr. D. No. 1, Ill_ _ _106
81 Sutton Co., Tex
148 Somerset Co., Md
Roseau Co., Minn
Union Dr. Sub. D.No.1.Ill 106
136 Saranac Lake, N Y
31
57 Somerset Co., N. J
67 Swampscott, Mass
Rosebud Co., Mont
176
154 Saratoga (T.), N. Y
18 Union Springs, Ala
60 Somerset Boro. & Co.,Pa 77 Swanton, Vt
Roseburg, Ore
Uniontown, Ala
176
57 Somersworth, N. H
16 Sweet Grass Co., Mont_..136 Uniontown, Pa., & S. D. 77
Rosedale, Kan., & S. D.134 Saratoga Co., N Y
68 Saratoga Sprgs., N Y_
77
30 Swissvale, Pa., & S. D
57 Somerville, Mass
Roselle, N J
134
101 Union Twp., Kan
152 Switzerland Co.,Ind
174 Sonoma Co., Cal
Roselle Park (Boro.), N.J. 68 Sarasota, Fla
9
173 United States
153 Sylvester, Ga
126 Sonora S. D.,Cal
Roselle Park S. D., N.J.._ 67 Sargent Co., N. D
Upper DarbyTwp.S.D.,Pa. 77
134
153 Saugerties Tin. Fr. S. D.
79 Syracuse, Kan
Souderton, Pa
Ross, Cal
15$
94
57 Upland, Cal
68 Syracuse, N. Y
No. 10, N. Y
57 South Amboy, N.J
Co., 0
Ross
96
Upper Sandusky, 0
57
30 Southampton, N Y
Roswell, N. M. & S. D_ _144 Saugus, Mass
96
D
60 Sauk Centre, Minn
156 Urbana, 0., & S. No.116.106
100 Tacoma, Wash
118 South Bend, Ind
Rouses Point, N Y
Urbana,I11.,&S.D.
169 Sauk Co., Wis
114 So. Bend S. D., Ind
C
acoma S.D.No.10,Washl57 Urbana Park D., Ill
101 I
Rowan Co., N.
105
148
157 Talequah, Okla
118 South Bend, Wash
Royersford S. D., Pa.... _ _ 79 Sauk Rapids, Minn
142
81 Utah
13 Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich.,
So.Behtlehem,Pa.,& S. D 77 Talbot Co., Md
Rumford, Me
58
176 Utica, N. Y
110 South Boston, Va
185
161 Talladega, Ala
& S. D
Runnels Co., Tex
Uxbridge, Mass
33
174
33 Tallahassee, Fla
152 Southbridge, Mass
100 Sausalito, Cal
Rush Co., Ind
169 Tallahatchie Co., Miss.._ _177
130 South Carolina
133 Saunders Co., Neb
Kan
Rush Co.,
acaville, Cal
153
173 So Charleston S. D., 0..._ 97 Tallahatchie Dr. D., Miss.177
Rushville,Ind., & S.City..100 Savannah, Ga
aldosta. Ga
173
77
126 Tamaqua, Pa
39 South Dakota
114 Saybrook,Conn
Rusk Co., Wis
144
Tampa, Fla
174 Valencia Co., N. M
70 South Denver, Col. (See
Va
161 Sayre, Pa
Russell Co.,
152
125 Vallejo, Cal
140 Taney Co., Mo
57
Denver)
Rutherford, N. J. & S. D. 67 Scarsdale, N. Y
136
Co.,
Rutherford Co., N. C.._ _ _168 Schenectady, N. Y. (City
Southern Pine., N. C___ _169 Tanner's C.r.S.D.No.6,Va.161 Valley Co., Mont
130
Neb
144 Valley
Taos Co., N. Max
N.Y., & S. D's.
Rutland, Mass
33
57 Southfield,
& Co.)
169 Valparaiso, Ind., & S. D.101
54 Tarboro, N. C
Rutland, Vt
18 Schoharie, N. Y.(V.).....60
(See N Y. City)
121
77 Van Buren Co., Ia
179 Schroeppel, N Y
Ruston,La
60 South Fork S. D. Pa_ __ _ 79 Tarentum,Pa.. & S.D
157
184 Vancouver, Wash
Co., Tex
148 Schuyler Co., Mo
Ryan, Okla
125 South Glens Falls, N Y. 60 Tarrant
58 Vandalla Lev.doDr.D..I11.106
33 Tarrytown, N. Y
60 South Hadley, Mass
Rye, N. Y. (T. & S. Ds.) 56 Schuylerwille, N. Y
101
31 Vanderburgh Co., Ind
56 Schuykill Co.,Pa
110 Taunton, Mass
(V.), N. Y
Haven, Mich
76 South
Rye
96
185 Van Wert, 0., 83 S. D..
39 Taylor, Tex.
Scioto Co., 0
97 Southington, Conn
Rye & Harrison Un Free
97
79 Van Wert Co.,0
56 Scituate, Mass
34 Taylor S. D., Pa
33 So. Kingstown, R. I
S. D. No. 8, N. Y
185
185 Van Zandt Co., Tex
Scituate, R I
115 Teague, Tex
35 So. Milwaukee, Wis
77
Venango Co., Pa
97 Scotia (V.), N. Y
57 So. Norwalk, Conn., &S.D.39 Teaneck Twp. S. D., N.J. 67
Cabins, Ohio
60
130 Venice, N. Y
94 Scotland Co., Mo
124 So. Omaha, Neb
129 Tecumseh, Neb
1.7abina S. D., 0
68
169 So. Orange, N.J.. & S. D. 67 Tecumseh, Okla., & S. D_148 Ventnor City, N. J
185 Scotland Co., N. C
Sabine Co., Tex
18
Vergennes, Vt
173
13 Scott Co., Ind
101 So. Park (see Chicago), 111.103 Telfair Co., Ga
Saco, Me
184 Vermilion Sp.Dr.D., Ill 106
Temple, Tex
133 So. Pasadena City S.
(C.
Sacramento,Cal. & Co.)151 Scott Co., Nan
101
68 Vermillion Co., Ind
153 Tenafly, N. J
Co., Ky
68 Scott
164
Saddle River, N. J
Cal
16
164 Vermont
13 Tennessee
76 So. Portland, Me
Sag Harbor S.D.No.5,N.Y.56 Scottdale, Pa., & S. D
30
179 Vernon, Conn
68 Tensas Parish, La
109 Scotts Bluff, Neb
Saginaw, Mich
130 So. River, N. J
124
D.,La.179 Vernon Co., Mo
18 Scott Twp., Kan
118 Tensas Basin Lev.
134 So. St. Paul, Minn
St. Albans, Vt
Verona, N. J. (Boro.)
79
77 Terrebonne Parish S. D.
139 Scranton, Pa., & S. D
76 So. Sharon, Pa., & S. D
St. Anthony,Ida
68
179 Verona (Twp.), N. J.174 Scranton Poor D., Pa_ .... _ 76 Southwest Grensburg,Pa_ 79
No. 3, La
St. Augustine, Fla
Verona, Pa
68
94 Scribner, Neb
130 So. Windsor (T.), Conn.._ 39 Terre Haute.Ind., & S.D.101 Versailles, Ky
St. Bernard, O., & S. D
164
123 Scurry Co., Tex
157 Terrell, Tex., (C. & Co.) _185
184 Sparks, Nev
St. Charles, Mo
97
136 Versailles,0
176 Sea Cliff, N. Y
57 Sparta, Ga
173 Teton Co., Mont
St. Clair Co.. Ala
178
185 Vicksburg, Miss
68 Spartanburg, S.C.,&S.D.170 Texarkana,Tex
St. Clair Dr. D. No.1, 111.106 Sea Isle City, N.J
142
180 Victor, Colo
110 Seattle,Wash.,&S.D.No.1156 Spartanburg Co.,S. C.. _..170 Texas
Clair, Mich
St.
185
58 Victoria, Tex
76 Sebastopol, Cal
31 Theresa, N. Y
153 Spencer, Mass
St. Clair, Pa
185
137 Victoria Co., Tex
123 Sedalia, Mo., & S D
169 Thermopolis, Wyo
124 Spencer, N.C
St. Clair Co., Mo
101
Vigo Co., Ind
101 Thief Riv. Falls, Minn.,
Hghts, Mich__ _110 Sedan City, Kan
Co., Ind
134 Spencer
St. Clair
Village S. D. No. 2. Mo 124
118
& S. D
97 Sedgwick Co., Kan
127
133 Spink Co., S. Dak
St. Clairsville, 0
134 Vincennes, Ind., & S. D-101
Thomas Co., Kan
117 Selma, Ala
176 Spokane, Wash., S.D's
St. Cloud, Minn
68
39 Vineland, N. J
156 Thomaston, Conn
114 Selma,Cal., & S. D
153
& Co
St. Croix Co.. Wis
148
17$ Vinita. Okla
39 Thomasville, Ga
Sprague, Conn
St. Francis Dr. D., Ark.. 180 Seminole Co. S.D.No.22,
158
58 Virginia
157 Thompson, N. Y
Okla
148 Sprague, Wash
St. Francis Lev. D., Ark _180
105 Thompsonville, Conn.... 39 Virginia S. D,No.22,Itlial 111
118 Senatobia, Miss
178 Springfield, Ill
St. James, Minn
U
V
192
ivoL. Lxxxix.
INDEX.
Page.
Page.
97
153 Washington C H.,0
148
59 Washita Co., Okla
157
Washoe Co., Nev
39
abaunsee Co., Kan_ 133 Waterbury, Conn
18
aco, Tex
185 Waterbury, Vt
39
Wadena, Minn
118 Waterford, Conn
Wadsworth, 0
97 Waterloo, Ia., & S. Ds_ _121
59
Wadsworth S. D.,0
96 Waterloo, N Y
39
Wagoner, Okla.(T.&Co.) 148 Watertown, Conn
32
130 Watertown, Mass
Wahoo, Neb
125 Watertown (C.), N. Y.... 59
Wahpeton, N. Dak
169 Watertown, S. Dak.,&S.D127
Wake Co., N. C
114
134 Watertown, Wis
Wakeeney, "Kan
178
31 Water Valley, Miss
Wakefield, Mass
13
Wakefield, N.Y.,(seeN.Y.C)52 Waterville, Me
59
60 1VatervIlle, N. Y
Walden, N. Y
59
13 Watervliet, N. Y
Waidoborough, Me
59
157 Watkins, N Y
Walla Walla, Wash
148
Watonga, Okla
Walla Walla Co.; Wash.,
157 Watsonville, Cal., &S.D_153
& S. D. No. 1
153
Wallingford,Conn.(T.&B.) 39 Watts, Cal
Wallingford,Conn.,Cen.S.D 39 Waukegan Twp. S.D., 111.105
68 Waukesha, Wis.(C.&Co.)114
Wallington, N. J
114
31 Waupaca Co., Wis
Walpole, Mass
148
16 Waurika, Okla
Walpole, N H
31 Wausau, Wis., & S. D....114
Waltham, Mass
97
59 Wauseon, 0., & S. D
Walton, N.Y
115
Walworth Co., S. Dak_ _ _127 Wauwatosa, Wis
59
Wapakoneta, 0., & S. D_ 96 Wawarsing, N. Y
121
121 Waverly, 1a
WaPello Co., Ia
60
126 Waverly (V.), N Y
Ward Co., N. Dak
185
33 Waxahachie, Tex
Ware, Mass
173
Wareham, Mass
33 Waycross, Ga
33
79 Wayland, Mass
Warren, Pa
101
34 Wayne Co., Ind
Warren, R. I
110
Warren City, 0., & S. D_ 97 Wayne Co., Mich
166
101 Wayne Co., Tenn
Warren Co., Ind
173
Warren Co., Ky
164 Waynesboro, Ga
178 Waynesboro, Pa., & S. D 79
Warren Co., Miss
130
59 Wayne S. D., Neb
Warren Co., N Y
78
Warren Co., Tenn
166 Waynesburg, Pa
168
77 Waynesville, N C
Warren S. D., Pa
97
Warren (Twp.), 0
97 Waynesville, 0
148
Warrensburg (C.&T.), mo125 Weatherford, Okla
.125 Weatherford, Tex
185
Warrensburg S. D., Mo..
161 Webb City, Mo., & S. D_124
Warrenton, Va
185
101 Webb Co., Tex
Warsaw S. City, Ind
143
Warsaw, N. Y. (T.&V.)_ 59 Weber Co., Utah
33
34 Webster, Mass
Warwick, R I
60
101 Webster, N Y
Warwick Co., Ind
118 Webster City, Ia., & Co_121
Waseca, Minn
115 Webster Groves,Mo.,ecS.D124
Washburn, Wis
155 Weehawken (Twp.), N. J. 68
Washington
139
173 Weiser, Ida
Washington, Ga
33
101 Wellesley, Mass
Washington, Ind
133
134 Wellington, Kan
Washington, Kan
97
169 Wellington, 0
Washington, N. C
134
Washington, Pa., & S. D. 78 Wellington S. D., Kan
162
101 Wellsburg W. Va
Washington Co., Ind
118
13 Wells, Minn
Washington Co., Me
126
81 Wells Co., N. Dak
Washington Co., Md
96
178 Wellston, 0., ila S. D
Washington Co., Miss_
59
125 Wellsville, N. Y
Washington Co., Mo
96
Co., Neb_ __ _129 Wellsville, 0
Washington
97 Wellsville Un. Fr. S. D.
Washington Co., 0
60
No. 1, N Y
Washington Co., Okla., &
157
148 Wenatchee, Wash •
S. D. No. 16
114
78 West Allis. Wk;
Washington Co., Pa
Vlsalla, Cal Volney, N. Y
W
Page.
West Bay City, Mich.
107
(see Bay City)
West Bend, Wis
115
Westborough, Mass
32
Westbrook, Me
13
W Carthage(V.) N. Y
,
60
Westchester, N. Y (see
New York City)
52
West Chester, Pa., & S.D 78
59
Westchester Co., N. Y
West Chicago Park, Ill.
(see Chicago)
103
West'n Clay Dr. D., Ark _180
West Des Moines, S., Ia.
(see Des Moines)
120
West End, Ala
176
Westerly, R. 1
34
West'n Branch S. D., Va _161
96
Westerville, 0., & S. D
W.Farms,N.Y.(seeN.Y.C.) 59
Westfield, Mass
32
Westfield, N J
68
Westfield, N. Y
59
Westfield, N. Y ,S.D.No.1 60
Westf'd&S.Ds.(seeN.Y.C.) 54
39
West Hartford, Conn_
West Haven, Conn
39
West Hoboken, N. J..
68
West Homestead, Pa
78
West Homestead S.D.,Pa. 79
West Indianapolis, Ind.
(see Indianapolis)
99
Westmoreland Co., Pa
78
W. New York,N.J.,&S.D 68
Weston Co. Wyo
137
'
W. Orange, N. J., & S. D. 68
West Palm Beach S. D.
174
No. 1, Fla
78
West Pittston S. 1)., Pa
125
West Plains, Mo
178
West Point, Miss
39
Westport, Conn
33
Westport, Mass
West Seneca & S D. No.
59
6 N. Y
32
West Springfield, Mass
174
West Tampa, Fla
161
West Virginia
.
Westwood, 0. (see Cin.) 86
68
Westwood S. D., N.J_
Wethersfield, Conn
39
Weymouth, Mass
32
Wharton Co.,
tTex
185
Whatcom, Wash. (see
155
Bellingham)
Whatcom Co., Wash_ ..157
Wheaton, Ill
105
Wheaton S. D. No.36, 111.106
Wheeling, W. Va., &S.D.162
White & Cache Rivers
Levee D. Ark
180
106
White Co., Ill
101
White Co.,Ind
166
White Co., Tenn
16
Whitefleld, N H
60
Whitehall, N Y
Whitehall Twp.S. D.,Pa 79
_157
White Pine Co., Nev
Page.
59
White Plains, N Y
White Plains (T. & S. D.
60
No. 1), N Y
White River S. Twp.;Ind.101
60
Whitesboro, N Y
Whitestone, N Y. (see
53
New York City)
101
Whiting, Ind
32
Whitman, Mass
Whittier. Cal., & S. D_..153
133
Wichita, Kan
134
Wichita Co., Kan
Wichita Falls, Tex. & S.D.185
Wichita S.D. No. 1,iKan.134
185
Wilbarger Co., Tex
Wilburton S.D.No.1,0k1.148
68
Wildwood, N. J
78
Wilkes- Barre,Pa.,&S.D
173
Wilkes Co., Ga
168
Wilkes Co., N. C
Wilkinsburg,Pa.,& S. D_ 78
Williamsbridge, N. Y.(see
52
New York City)
32
Williamsburg, Mass
Williamsb'ghInd.S.D ,Ia.121
Williams Co., N. Dak_ __ ..126
Williamson Co. Ill
106
Williamsport,Pa.. & S.D_ 78
33
Williwastown, Mass
Willimantic, Conn
39
Williston, N Dak
126
Willits, Cal
153
Willmar, Minn
118
VC,illoughby,0
97
Willow,Cal
153
Wilmerding, Pa., & S. D 79
Wilmington, Cal
153
Wilmington,Del.,& S.D_ 80
Wilmington, N C
168
Wilmington,0
97
Wilson, N. Y
60
Wilson, N C
168
Wilton, Conn
39
Wilton, N. H
16
33
Winchendon, Mass
39
Winchester, Conn
164
Winchester, Ky
32
Winchester, Mass
161
Winchester, Va
39
Windham, Conn
39
Windsor,Conn
39
Windsor Locks, Conn..
Windsor Twp., Ill
100
Windsor, Vt
18
134
Winfield, Kan
..118
Winnebago City, Minn.
121
Winneshiek Co., Ia
118
Winona, Minn
178
Winona, Miss
18
Winooski, Vt
39
Winsted, Conn
168
Winston, N.'C
Winthro :Mass
32
Winton Place, 0.(see Ctn.) 86
Winyah Indigo S. D.,5.0.170
Wisconsin
111
Wise Co., Tex
185
32
Woburn, Mass
Page.
Wolfeboro N H
16
Woodbine Ind. S. D., Ia_121
Woodbridge, N J
68
Woodbury,Conn
39
Woodbury, N. J
68
Woodbury Co., Ia
121
Wood Co., 0
96
Wood Co., W. Va
162
Woodford Co., Ky
164
Woodland,Cal
153
Woodlawn, Ala
176
Woodlynne, N.J
68
Woods Co., Okla
148
Woodsfleid, 0
97
Woodstock S.D.No.72,111.106
68
Woodstown, N. J
Woodward, Okla., & S.D..148
Woonsocket, R. I
35
Wooster, 0., & S. D
96
Worcester, Mass
32
Worcester Co., Md
81
Worthington Ind. S. D.
118
No. 5, Minn
121
Wright Co., Ia
96
Wyandot Co., 0
Wyandotte Co., Kan.._ 134
Wyandotte, Mich.,&S.D_110
130
Wymore, Neb
148
Wynnewood, Okla
136
Wyoming
79
Wyoming Co., Pa
Wyomissing S. D., Pa...._ 79
161
Wytheville, Va
v'enia, 0
Aenia,S D.,0
96
96
akima Co., Wash
YWash Co. S.D. No.54,157
akima
157
127
Yankton, S. Dak
Yankton Co., S. Dak_ ....127
13
Yarmouth, Me
33
Yarmouth, Mass
134
Yates Center, Kan
145
Yavapal Co. Ariz
178
Yazoo City, Miss
Yazoo-Miss. Delta Levee
178
D., Miss
136
Yellowstone Co., Mont
185
Yoakum,Tex
60
Yonkers, N. Y
13
York, Me
78
York, Pa., & S. D
130
York, Neb., & S. D
78
York Co., Pa..
97
York (Twp.),0
170
York Twp., S. 0
185
Young Co., Tex
96
Youngstown,'0
97
Youngstown S. D., 0....
110
Ypsilanti, Mich
153
Yreka, Cal
153
Yuba City, Cal
145
Yuma Co., Ariz
Zanesville, 0., & S. D.... 97
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