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SECTION
OF THE
Commercial
Copyrighted in 1013 according to Act of Congress,
{Financial- (]hronicle.-
&
by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, in offlo* of Librarian of Oonsren, Washington,
&
State
The State and
and.
City,Section, issued-semi-annually on
s
the last Saturday
every annual
November, is furnished without extra charge to
of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
of May and
subscriber
In the
Section.
City
Chronicle, including this and five other Sections, or Sup¬
periodically and all furnished without extra charge to
annual subscribers, are Ten Dollars per annum within the United States,
Thirteen Dollars (which includes postage) in Europe and $11.50 in Canada.
fft Terms for the
plements, issued
WILLIAM
B.
Front, Pine and Depeyster
foregoing
tom, only permanent
in the United
have included, as is our cus¬
we
States.
loans made by places located
In addition, large amounts
been
usual and to show the full total of sales for
municipal obligations of other kinds have
of
placed
as
the ten months we insert
Streets,
Ten Months—
New York.
Post Office Box, 958.
1912.
1911.
1910.
1909.
S
1913.|
$
$
$
S
M UNICIPAL
BOND SALES IN A913.
-
1913 has not been favorable to the plac¬
bond issues by States and municipalities.
amount of bonds disposed of during the first
The year
ing of
new
Yet the
months of the year reaches an
ten
while not up to
the exceptional figures of. the cor¬
is nevertheless of
large proportions.
The explanation is found in the
fact that in many cases where the public offerings
were originally a failure, the bonds were some time
subsequently floated successfully, either by raising
occasion,
or
the counter
waiting for a more propitious
selling the bonds at private sale or over
or to the sinking funds.
months
will be appreciated
that in January and February about
difficulty experienced during many
The
in
finding takers for new issues
when
we
say
$7,000,000 bonds altogether (including $3,000,000 4s
of the State of Oklahoma and $2,000,000 4s of
proved unsuccess¬
Cleveland School District, Ohio)
of $15,500,000 met this
fate; that in April the total of unsuccessful offerings
increased to $18,0QO,OOO, in May to $19,000,000 and
in June to $25,500,000.
After that conditions im¬
ful, and in March a total
proved, but even in July $15,000,000
of new offer¬
in August the amount was
to $7,000,000, in September to $5,500,000,
October the amount of bonds offered but not
ings proved unsuccessful;
reduced
while in
than $2,500,000. Notwith¬
standing all this, however, the bond sales for the
ten months to Oct. 31 reached $319,001,494, as
sold
aggregated
no more
in 1911,
months of 1910
$288,767,287 in the ten months of 1909, as will
against $345,871,920 in 1912, $341,092,191
but
and
be
against $258,958,249 in the ten
seen
1912.
$
$
January
..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
_
_
10 months
November
December
12 months
30,215,292
27,489,587
14,200,170
23,388,173
82,576,319
38,649,875
22,724,124
19,381,026
25,388,679
34,988,249
25,265,749
29,230,161
21,138,269
22,317,243
98,852,064
49,485,807
30,479,130
15,674,855
25,469,643
27,958,999
1911.
$
78,510,275
22,153,148
22,800,196
38,562,686
33,765,245
27,470,820
42,231,297
22,522,613
26,487,290
26,588,621
1910.
1909.
1908.
S
$
$
16,319,478
18,604,453
69,093,390
20,691,260
18,767,754
19,369,775
35,832,789
14,878,122
18,364,021
27,037,207
29,318,403
17,941,816
32,680,227
37,462,552
27,597,869
62,124,450
20,120,647
22,141,716
23,001,771
16,377,836
10,942,968
60,914,174
18,912,083
21,426,859
25,280,431
31,606,064
21,108,678
18,518,046
34,531,814
14,078,829
319,001,494 345,871,920 341,092,191 258,958,249 288,767,287 257,319,946
13,021,999 19,738,613 24,456,351 18,906,555 28,427,304
27,657,909 36,028,842 36,621,581 31,750,718 28,050,299
-
386,551,828 396,859,646 320.036,181 339,424,560 313,797,549
None
None
10,000,000
5,000,000
Panama bonds
Gen'lfd. bds.(N.Y.C.)
Total all
50,000,000
14,000,000
None
None
9,000,000
12,000,000
535,216,239
l'ns (10 mos.) 846,333,961 681,491,419 635,206,802 564,195,433
Exaggerated importance may be given to the
of temporary
613,061,
as
total
loans, which for 1913 appears as $398,-
against $256,610,947 in 1912 and $188,Persons not acquainted with the
782,112 in 1911.
facts will draw the
of temporary
conclusion that enormous amounts
loans by States and municipalities were
of the difficulty of negotiat¬
obligations. As a matter of fact,
however, the total has been swelled in relatively
small measure in that way.
New York State in
put out in 1913 because
long-term
ing
June sold
conditions
$27,000,000 notes due Feb. 1 1914 because
were unfavorable for the placing of long-
June
sold
but that represents about all the
obligations and the State of Tennessee in
term
$9,401,000 of 1-year notes and in August
sold
$1,600,000 more;
forced borrowing of
this nature.
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municipalities ordinarily rep¬
resent merely borrowing in anticipation of taxes,
and the total of this in any one year will always reach
a considerable
amount for all the municipalities in
Temporary loans by
the
The greater portion of the increase
country.
in the
temporary loans during
occurred
has
New
in
York
the last two years
Under a law
City.
passed in June 1911 this city was given authority to
issue short-term notes to provide funds pending the
sale .of corporate
than
stock.
$119,069,614
have been put out,
332,570 in the
farious ways
of
Thus far in 1Q13 no less
such
corporate stock notes
this comparing with only $82,-
same
$10,197,167 in 1911.
by the following tabular statement:
1913.
258,958,249 288,767,2S7
212,091,382 127,907,520
Tempor'y loans(U.S.). 398,613,061 256,610,947 188,782,112
100,841,432
Canadian l'ns (perm't) 117,719,406 72,408,552 39,707,499 83,720,802
5,700,000
425,000
1,625,000
1,600,000
1,000,000
Bonds U.S.possessions
Perm't Loans (U. S.)_ 319,001,494 345,871,920 341,092,191
aggregate which,
responding dates of 1912 and 1911,
the rate of interest,
the following:
Publishers,
DANA COMPANY,
No. 2527.
29 1913.
YORK, NOVEMBER
NEW
Vol. 97.
D. 0.
<•
ten months
of 1912 and but
New York City also has multi¬
of issuing revenue bonds, and put out
$203,943,166 in 1913, against $136,690,865
and
$146,381,407 in 1911.
in 1912
Altogether, New York
City has placed $323,012,780 of temporary
tions in 1913,
but
obliga¬
against only $218,923,435 in 1912 and
$156,578,574 in 1911.
Thus the great increase
whole
country is mainly explained by the activity of New
York City supplemented by the $38,000,000 of shortterm notes floated by New York State and Tennesse
in
the
amount
of
temporary loans for the
6
UNITED
United
The
ences
to
STATES DEBT.
Debt
States
[Vol.
and
Its
xcvii.
History.
following is a statement of the debt of the United States past and present. To add to its usefulness we give refer¬
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
V;,
when otherwise noted, represent the status at the close of business June 30 or the beginning of
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 com¬
parison with previous years, we present, first, the details as they stood at the close of the last fiscal year
ending June 30 1913;
secojid, the changes in those details since June 30 1913 down to Nov. 1 1913; third, the items of
interest-bearing debt, &c.,
at the beginning of each fiscal year since
July 1 1878; fourth, we publish in the "Chronicle" every month—usually the first
or second
Saturday—the full detailed Government statement of the debt as reported by the Treasurer on the last day of;,
the previous month; some months lack of
space forces us to delay the publication to a later week.
With these data at his command, it would seem as if any
inquirer could satisfy himself fully with reference to every
point which might become of importance for him to know respecting the United States debt.
business
...
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on
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING JUNE 30
1913.
Title of Loan.
\: ; :
Rate.
Authorizing Act.
Outstanding
Consols of 1930
Loans of 1908-18
March 14 1900..—
June 13 1898
Loan
of 1925
Panama Canal
Panama Canal
Panama Canal
Postal Savings
2%
3%
4%
2%
2%
3%
-
—
Loan.,.
January 14 1875—
June 28 1902 & Dec. 21 1905-^
Loan
June 28 1902 & Dec. 21
Loan
Bonds
Postal Savings Bonds
Aggregate of interest-bead
—
1905....
Aug. 5 '09. Feb. 4 '10 & Mch. 2 '11
June 25 1910
—
June 25
ag
1910
debt, excl. of U. S. bonds issued
♦Payable at dates mentioned.
2X%
214%
,o
When
Interest
Amount
Redeemable.
,
Payable.
Issued.
April 1 1930 J, O, J
Aft. Aug. 1'08 F, M, A
Feb.
1
1925 F, M, A
Aug.. 1 1916 F, M, A
Aft.Nov.1 '18 F, M, A
June
1
1961 S, D, M
♦July 1 1931 Jan. &
♦Jan.
1 1933 July
&
&
A
& N
& N
& N
& N
& J
July
Jan.
Pacific railroasd, as e stated below
—
Registered.A
$646,250,150 $642,620,350
198,792,660
45,123,720
162,315,400 100,870,300
54,631,980
54,609,080
30,000,000
29,675,420
50,000,000
38,958,600
1,314,140
•
1,092,500
1,074,980
887,740
Coupon.
Total.
,
$3,629,800 $646,250,150
18,821,740
63,945,460
17,619,600 118.489,900
22,900
54,631,980
324,580
30,000,000
11,041,400
50,000,000
221,640
1,314,140
187,240
1,074,980
1,144,379,310 $913,837,710 $51,868,900 $965,706,610
For dates of redemption see below under "Postal
Savings Bonds."
DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED JUNE
30 1913.
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
Fundedtloan of 1907, matured July 2 1907.
—„•
85,000 00
23,650 00
13,250 00
700,400 00
13,570 00
903,680 26
—
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Refunding certificates, matured July 1 1907——
Old debt matured at various dates prior to Jan.
Aggregate of debt June 30 1912
on
—
1
—
1861 and other items of debt matured at various dates
subsequent to Jan. 1 1861
which interest has ceased since
DEBT
BEARING
NO
maturity.
July
JUNE
30
1913.
Act.
Feb. 25
1862; July 11 1862; March 3 1863
17 1861; Feb. 12 1862..
51,659,550 26
INTEREST
Authorizing
United States notes
Old demand notes
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—
Redemption
account
July 14 1890
———^
July 17 1862; March 3 1863; June 30 1864, $15,239,928.28, less $8,375,934 estimated
Act of June 21 1879
——
———
—
—
—
<
1912 of debt bearing no interest
;
—
—
—
—
—
——— ————
as
lost
or
'
destroyed,
L—
.——
V y
22,092,806 00
—
...
Aggregate^June 30
:V
$346,681,016 00
53,152 50
——————
National Bank Notes—
Fractional currency
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6,854,609 90
$375,681,584 40
The foregoing shows that the Government debt on June 30
1913 was made up of (1) interest-bearing debt,
$965,706,610
(2) debt on which interest has ceased, $1,659,550 26, of (3) debt bearing no interest,
$375,681,584 40, making total gross
debt, $1,343,047,744 66; subtracting from the total the net cash balance in the Treasury
($314,489,641 47) at the same date
(June 30 1913), we have the net debt as it stood at the close of the last fiscal
year, $1,028,558,103 19.
Since the close" of
June the changes in the various items of the
interest-hearing debt have included the issuing of $1,116,880 Postal Savings
Bonds, making the interest-bearing debt at this time $966,823,490.
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 1913, and on Nov. 1 1913;
third, the Pacific Railroad bonds, which are never included in the debt statements.
of
;
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1891" (Column 1) 4 Hs, continued at
2%.
The bonds of this issue were Issued in exchange for the 4
funded loan of
1891 by agreement between the Secretary of the
Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at pleasure of the Government.
Amount
Issued $25,364,500, but May 18 1900 all were called for
redemption on Aug. 18 1900, when Interest ceased.
"CONSOLS OF 1930. —Column 13.)
Bonds (2% payable at the pleasure of the Government after 30
years) authorized in "Act to define and
fix the standard of value," &c. (for copy of Act see
"Chronicle," March 3 1900, page 411), for the purpose of refunding (1)
outstanding United States
bonds bearing interest at 5% payable Feb. 1
1904; (2) bonds bearing Interest at 4% payable July 1 1907; and (3) bonds
bearing Interest at 3% payable
August 1 1908 (the "ten-twenties of 1898").
For details of arrangement see Secretary Gage's circular with reference to the
operations for carrying out
the refunding provisions of the bill in "Chronicle," March
17 1900, page 509.
Of these 2%s there were outstanding Nov. 1 1913,
$646,250,150.
"LOAN OF 1908-1918."—(Column 11.)
The bonds included under this head are an Issue of $198,792,660 3%s,
They were authorized by Act of
June 13 1898 and are known as the "War Loan."
The law provided that in
allotting said bonds the Individual subscriptions of the lowest amount
must be first allotted.
On the day the Act was signed a
Treasury circular was issued (see circular In "Chronicle" of June 18 1898, page 1168, Inviting
subscriptions for 32 days, from June 13 to July 14, for the amount of bonds
stated, in both coupon and registered form, coupon in denominations of
$20, $100, $500 and $1,000, andjregistered 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 1913) is $63,945,460.
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1907".(Column (3) 4s.
The Act of July 14 1870, authorized the issue of 1,000 million
dollars of bonds at 4%, payable In
coin of the present standard value at the
pleasure of the United States after thirty years; these bonds to be exempt from all taxes or duties of the
United
States, as well as from taxation in any form by or under State,
municipal or local authority.
Bonds to be sold at not less than par in coin, and proceeds
applied to redemption of outstanding 5-20s, par for par.
Outstanding (Nov. 1 1913), $691,250, included in debt upon which interest has ceased.
"REFUNDING CERTIFICATES" (Column 4).—Act of
February 26 1879 authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to issue in exchange for lawful
money of the United States certificates of deposit of the denomination of
ten dollars, bearing Interest at the rate of 4%,and convertible at
any time,
with accrued int..into the 4% bonds described in the
Refunding Act; the money so received to be applied only to the payment of the bonds bear¬
ing Interest at a rate not less than 5%.
On March 12 1879 the issue of these certificates and their
exchange into 4% bonds were
authorized,
the certificates were to draw 4% interest from
April 1 1879 and were convertible in sums of $50 or its multiples. The amount issued at the close of the
fiscal
year (June 30 1879) was $39,308,110, but they had been converted
so rapidly
that there were outstanding at that date only $12,848,210.
On Oct. 31
1879 the entire authorize 1 amount had been
reached, the maximum of the issue being $40,012,750.
Of these there were still outstanding on Nov,
1 1913 a total of $13,410, Included In debt
bearing no interest.
"LOAN OF 1925."—(Column 9.)
Sales of bonds Included under this
designation were effected (1) In February 1895 to the ambunt of $62,315,400,
and (2) in February 1896 to the amount of
$100,000,000.
In a message to Congress under date of February 8
1895 (published in the "Chronicle" Feb¬
ruary 9 1895, .page 244), President Cleveland stated In
substance that in pursuance of Section 3700 of the Revised Statutes, the details of an
arrange¬
ment have this day been concluded
whereby bonds authorized under the Act of July 14 1875,payable in coin at the
pleasure of the United States after
the first day of Feb. 1925, with interest at the rate of
4% f)er annum, to the amount of $62,315,400, are to be issued for the purchase of
gold coin amount¬
ing 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
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:
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"Sec. 3700.
The Secretary'Of the Treasury may purchase coin
with any of the bonds or notes of the United States authorized
by law at such rates
and upon such terms as he may deem most
advantageous to the public interest."
For a construction of the "Refunding Act of 1870" and
of the "Resumption Act of 1875," see "Chronicle,"
February 18 1893, page 265.
The Issue in February 1896 was an
ordinary offering, open to all bidders, of $100,000,000 of the same bonds as the
foregoing—same In date, same
in time of maturity, same in rate of interest and
time of Interest payments.
Consequently both issues are called the "Loan of 1925," of which there
are
outstanding $118,489,900."
"LOAN OF 1904."—(Column 6.)
The Act of January 14 1875 authorizes
the Secretary of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues from time to
time in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, and to issue, sell, dispose of, at not less than par In coin, either of the
descriptions of bonds of the United
States described in the Act of July 14
1870, for the purpose of redeeming on and after
January 1 1879, in coin, at the office of the Assistant Treas¬
urer of the United States at New
York, the outstanding legal-tender notes when
presented in sums of not less than fifty dollars.
Under this auth¬
orization, and for the purposes mentioned, there were issued in
Feb. 1894, payable in 10 years, $50,000,000 of 5%s and in Nov. 1894 there were
issued
$50,000,000 more for similar bonds for same purpose.
The bonds matured Feb. 2
1904, and the amount outstanding Nov. 1 ($13,050) 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 Deo. 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 aa
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—$84,631,980 of said bonds have been
issued, all of which are now outstanding.
They bear date Aug. 11906 and
Nov. 1 1908, but interest began Nov. 1 1907 and
Feb. 1 1909.
.
A^£MA CANAL LOAN."—(Column 5.)
The Act of Aug. 5 1909, Section 39, supplemented by the Act of Feb.4
1910, authorizes the issue of
coupon or registered bonds of the United States in
various denominations up to $1,000 at a rate of interest not
exceeding 3%.
Under
supplementary Act—that of March 2 1911—authorization was
given to issue the bonds "not available to national banks as security for cir¬
culation notes," and In conformity therewith
$50,000,000 of said bonds, bearing 3% interest, have been issued and a,re now
date June 1 1911, are redeemable in
outsanding. 'They bear
1961,and interest is payable
quarterly on the first days of Sept., Dec., March and June.
They are in denomina¬
tions of $100, $500 and $1,000.
$160,oG9,000 of
a
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further
&■ POSTAL
SAVINGS
BONDS.—(Column 8.)
The Act of June 25
1910, authorized the issue to depositors with the United States under the
Bank Law.upon the surrender of all or any part of his
deposits, of coupon or registered bonds of the United States bearing 2M% Interest,
$60, $80, $100 and. multiples of $100 and
$500.
Under the Act $41,900 of such bonds redeemable July 1 1912 and
P?yAb^&,y J 1931 .,$417,380 bonds redeemable Jan.! 1913 and payable Jan. 1 1932, $854,860 redeemable July 1 1913 and payable July 1
1932,
$1,074,980 redeemable after Jan. 1 1914 and payable Jan. 1 1933
and $1,116,880 redeemable after July 1 1914 and
payable July 1 1933 have been issued
and are now
Postal .Savings
of the denominations of $20, $40,
outstanding.
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UNITED
Kot., 1913. J
on
$15,436,500 of the certificates were Issued in denomi¬
13 1898.
INDEBTEDNESS" OF 1908, Authorized by Act of June
"CERTIFICATES OF
bearer; dated Nov. 20 1907; interest at
presentation of the certificates for redemption. For further
the certificates have all been retired.
nations of $50. payable to
118890
STATES DEBT.
the rate of 5% per annum, payable with the principal 3um on and after Nov. 20 1908,
details see circular of Secretary Cortelyou in "Chronicle," Nov. 23 1907, page 1311—
July 1856, and every subsequent
this occasion to begin our statement with
sufficiently far back to show the
began. It has the advantage,
outstanding. The statement is subjoined.
April 1895 we gave a table showing the debt of the United States on the first day of
It is not necessary to repeat all those figures.
We have determined on
1878, as that year antedates all of the issues now outstanding, and yet carries the record
nature and extent of the Government securities when the refunding operations of that period
In
year.
"
OF THE
PRINCIPAL
11990
each issue of bonds now
separate and distinct
too, of giving
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
6
"Funded
Loan "Funded
of 1907,"
of 1891" 4 H%.
contin'd at 2%.
Year.
Loan
4s.
1
1878, July
1879
-
....
U
—
1881
1882
1883
118890349027
1884
..
1887
..
1888
1889
1890
..
..
1.367,000
688,800
465,050
355,900
00
00
00
14,000,000
290,000
00
00.737,759,700
00-737,800,580
00 714,177,400
00 676,095,350
00 602,193,500
00
240,600
207,800
175,270
138,050
119,640
103,860
559,566,000
559,581,250
559,604,150
559,618,400
559,625,750
559,636,850
559,640,100
559,646,050
559,652,300
355,528,350
257,376.050
233,177,400
173,385 ;650
156,593.150
•PanamaCanal 156,595,600
116,755,150
Loan."
30,000,000 00 36,126,150
54,631,980 00
84.631.980 00
84,631,980 00
84,631,980 00
84,631,980 00
84.631,980 00
84,631,980 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
25,364,500 00
21,979,850 00
1893
1894
a
....
1895
-
1897
1898
1899
1900
-
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
......
1910
1912
00
001737,719,850
50,869,200
25,364,500
25,364,500
25,364,500
25,364,500
25,364,500
25,364.500
25,364,500
1892
1896
00
..."
1913
1913, Nov. 1...
_______
i Continued at 3 H%.
f
00
00
00
00
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
93,920
83,580
68,450
58,990
54,110
47,140
45,130
41,520
37,830
35,470
33,320
31,980
30,600
29,080
27,530
26,280
25,150
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
5
00
7
00
00 "Certificates
00 of Indebted¬
ness."
00
14,186.500
8
"Panama
Sav¬
00 ings Bonds."
459.280
00
2,389,120
00
3,506,000
00
OF THE
118,489,900
118,489,900
UNITED
STATES,
17
Debt Bearing No
Outstanding
"
terest Has Ceased.
$5,594,560
37,015,630
7,621,455
1,723,865
16,260,805
1878, July 1
1879
1880.a,
a
1881..
1882.
aa
.
aa•
i.
a
•
.
1888—
..
—
.
a
—
.
1894.
1895
...
1896.
...
.....
1902..
1903
19041905
...
1906...
:
26
26
26
-
.
2,883,855 26
2.124.895 26
1,879,830 26
1910-..:.
1911
26
19,656.205 26
4,100,995 26
9,704,445 26
6,115,165 26
2,496,095 26
1,911,485 26
1,815,805 26
1,614,705 26
2,785,875 26
2,094,060 26
1,851,240 26
1,721,590 26
1,636,890 26
1,346.880 26
1,262,680 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
a*.
—
:
1,760,450 26
1,659,550 26
1,649,040 26
1912..
1913....—...
1913, Nov. 1
$2,163,561,292
2,196,809,422
2,085,441,500
2,000,139,119
1,833,859,164
1,699,801,257
1,599,939,572
1,553,955,087
1.509.411.093
1,381.492,625
1,306,679.062
1,185,419,624
1,080,777,474
1,005,806,560
968,218,840
961,431,766
1,016,897,816
"1,096,913,120
1,222.729,350
1,226,793,712
1,232,743,062
1,436,700,703
1,413.416,912
1,371,572,244
1,328,031,356
1,309,405,912
1,286,259,016
1.282.357.094
1,292,522,970
1,297,178,192
1,327,690,402
61
63
13
68
25
40
90
90
92
67
89
89
89
14
84
04
54
54
1,298,315,372 04
1,296,939,969 04
1,303,984,937 69
1.343,838,505 16
1,343,047,744 66
1,340,896,422 16
'Note
with
542,909,950
595,942,350
646,250,150
646,250.150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
previous years.
897.503.990 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
913,317.490
913,317,490
915,353,190
963,776,770
965,706,610
966,283,490
(Continued.)
20
19
Debt,
Treasury Total
Less
Cash
•
Annual Interest
in Treasury.
$164,179,012
200,394,517
166,114,752
180,488,965
158,835,689
161,019,431
161,396,577
178,602,643
227,265,253
$1,999,382,280 45
1,996,414,905 03
1,919,326,747 75
1,819,650.154 23
1,675,023,474 25
1,538.781,825 15
1,438,542,995 39
1,375,352,443 91
1,282.145.840 44
1,175,168,675 42
1,063,004,894 73
08
01
88
35
78
92
18
23
34
206,323,950 21
243,674,167 85
209.479,874 01
20
83
03
38
13
51
70,
76
76
73
78
92
85
58
39
87
25
51
16
25
79
23
88
*314,489,641 47
*293,759,386 29
189,993,104
153,893,808
126.692,377
122,462,290
117,584,436
195,240,153
267,432,096
240,137,626
205.657,570
281,380,468
♦305,705,654
•326,833,124
•358,574,115
♦384,394,275
•319,027,242
•292,490,322
•328,087,283
♦418.581,437
•389,557,993
•274,453,841
•250,490,783
•288,200,599
*316,263,807
Charge.
$94,654,472
83,773,778
79,633,981
75,018,695
57,360.110
51,436,709
47,926,432
22
53
78
60
75
55
74
70
14
14
1.155,320.235 19
1.107.711.257 89
1,044,739,117 97
969,457,241 04
925,011,637 31
967,231,773 75
989,866,771 97
964,435,686 79
878,596,755 03
938,132,409 38
1,023.861,530 79
1,046,449,185 25
1.015,784,338 46
1,027,574,697 28
1,028,558,103 19
1,047,137,035 87
975,939,750
890,784,370
851,912 ;751
841,526,463
838,969,475
899,313,380
901,672,966
955,297,253
986.656-.086
1,027,085.492
computed upon the amount of outstanding principal at the close of the fiscal year,
of that date, and is exclusive of interest charge on Paciflo
bonds,
,
1 1879 were made up assuming pending funding operations to have been completed.
3.—Under the Act of March 14 1900 the Treasury Departmentjias kept the gold Reserve Fund of $150,000,000 as a
in the available cash balance.
In the foregoing statement, however, we have continued to include the item so as not to
Interest charge is
Note 1.—The annual
cluded it
&C.
July 1.
53
04
63
58
03
07
57
14
78
63
58
23
73
Railway
November, for which the total is
Note 2.—The figures for July
;
118,489,900
Cash in the
Principal.
Interest.
$363,231,082 27
362.150,091 78
353,826.945 37
353.847,504 32
353.787,958 77
353,740,691 81
353,7 19,517 31
353,603,141 88
397.692,548 52
353,685,110 37
353,660,467 32
353,654,148 97
353,648,559 47
393,662,735 35
380,403,635 37
374,300,605 87
380.004,686 42
378,989,469 99
373,728,570 14
378.081.702 64
384.112,912 64
389,433,653 66
388,761,732 41
383,0 1 5,584 63
395,680,156 63
393.659,412 63
389,130,655 88
385,828,509 58
396.235,694 78
401,257,097 28
426.056,397 28
382,114,026 78
381.497.583 78
386.751,917 43
378,301,284 90
375.681.584 40
372,423,891 90
26
7,831,415 26
....
18851886
1887.
118,489,900
18
15
16
Debt on Which In¬
Year.
198,678,720
128,843,240
99,621,420
97,515,660
83,107,060
77,135,360
77,135,360
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
118,489,900
Canal Loan." "Postal
2,035,700
50,000,000
50.000,000
50,000,000
1930."
(War Bonds)
3s.
31,157,700
162,315,400
162,315,400
162.315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
134,994,200
118,489.900
118,489,900
118,489.900
118,489.900
118,489,900
118,489,900
118,489,900
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
895,158,340 00
895,159,140 00
894,834.280 00
610,529.120
585,029,330
585,037.100
635,041,890
2%.
716,202,060
847,363.890
847,365,130
847,367,470
1,046,048.750
307,125,350 1,023.478,860
987,141.040
445,940,750
931.070.340
445,940,750
914,541.410
520,143,150
895.157,440
542,909,950
"
'Consols of
of
1908."
50,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
47.651.200
21,854,100
19,410,350
19,385,050
Debt.
4 Ms.
and
13
"Loan
Interest-Bearing
00 1,441,885,650 1,794,735,650 00
792.121,700 1,797,643,700 00
00
720,645,300 1,723,993,100 00
00
636,219,950 1,639,567,750 00
00
00 *460,461.050 1,463,810,400 00
f*32,082,6001 1,338,229,150 00
00
\jf304204 350J
00 /224.612.150 1,226,563,850 00
00 /194,190,500 1,196,150,950 00
00 /144,046,600 1,146,014,100 00
/19.716,500 1,021,692.350 00
00
950,522,500 00
00
829,853.990 00
00
725,313,110 00
00
11
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Continued at 3%.
PUBLIC DEBT
4s
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000.000
00 40,012:750
00 12,848,210
'
..
1886
sion Fund,"
3s.
14
Total
7s
Old Qs and
Converted into
4s.
;
5s.
i
"Navy Pen¬
of
1925,"
$
001737,661,700
250,000,000
250,000.000
250,000,000
250,000,000
222,207,050
139.639,000
109,015,750
..
1885
240,000,000 00 98.850,000
250,000,000 00 728,673,790
250,000,000 00 737,980,800
250,000,000 00.738,659,000
250,000,000 00 738,884,300
250,000,000 00,737,586.300
9
'Loan
of
1904,"
$
1 1913.
FROM JULY 1 1878 TO NOVEMBER
12
10
'Loan
"Refunding
Certificates,"
4 S.-rS-W':-
■
50
50
00
50
7*
50
50
47,014,133 00
45.510.098 OO
41,786.529 50
38,991.935 25
33,752,354 60
29,417,603 15
23,615,735 80
22,893,883 20
22,894,194 00
25,394,385 60
29,140,782 40
34.387,265 60.
34,387,315 20
34,387.408 80
40,347,872 80
33,545,130 00
29,789.153 40
27.542.945 50
25,541,573 30
24,176,745 00
24,177,850 20
23,238,064 00
21,648,913 60
21,101,197.40
21,295.602 40
21,295,602 40
21,356.673 40
22,787.079 49
22.835,325 40
22,863,252 40
except in the case of
Y
separate item, and not In¬
embarrass comparison
*
•
„
^
• •
•
-
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
following we bring together the details respecting the issues to the Pacific railroads, giving likewise in the statement
debt already paid and the balance due to the Government
/ '
BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROADS—THEIR STATUS NOVEMBER 1 1913.
PACIFIC RAILROAD DEBT.—One
the
the
Repaid by Companies in Full
Railroad Liability.
Bonds
of Railway.
Paid by
Government.
Government.
Central Pacific.
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Central
__
Branch, Union Pacific.
i
Western Pacific
Sioux City &
Pacific.
$25,885,120 00 $36,604,385 29
6,607,458 34
6,303,000 00
27,236,512 00 31,211,711 75
2,027,196 63
1,600,000 00
3.453.102 86
1,970,560 00
2,551,698 20
1,628,320 00
$62,489,505
12,910,458
58,448,223
3,627,191
5,423,662
4:180,018
29
34
75
63
86
20
Payment to
Fund.
Total.
Government.
$9,100,452 55
18,194,618 00
Settlement.
Balance
Unsettled.
Through
Through
Sinking
Net Interest
Issued by
Name
Total.
Repaid.
$53,389,052 74
7,124,898 00
40,253,605 75
$62,489,505 29
•7,124,898 00
58,448,223 75
5,423,662 86
2.122,841 24
5,423,662 86
a2,122,841 24
$3^627,191 63
$135,609,131 14 $3,627,191 63
$64,623,512 00 $82,455,548 07 $147,079,060 07 $27,295,070 55 $108,314,060 59
Totals
-$6,303,000—for indebtedness, but subsequently received an additional $821,898
The remainder ($5,785,560 34) represents the loss to Government under the
Sioux City & Pacific RR., or $2,057,176 96 less than the com¬
pany's indebtedness,
'
.
'
"
•
Note.—The Government has been reimbursed for $27,236,512 principal and $31,211,711 75 interest, being the total indebtedness of the Union
Pacific Railroad Co. to Nov. 1 1897, and for the prinoipal of the Kansas Paciflo indebtedness, amounting to $6,303,000. Subsequently, under the final
decree for the distribution of the assets of the Union Pacific RR., made by Judge Sanborn at St. Paul. Oot. 24 1899, the United States received an addi¬
tional $821,898 on its claim.
Under settlement agreement of Feb. 1 1899, twenty notes of the Central Paciflo Railroad Co. (bearing interest at 3% per
annum), payable respectively on or before the expiration of each successive six months for ten years, apd aggregating $58,812,715 48, which amount
represented the unpaid balance of the total Indebtedness of the Central Paciflo and Western Pacific railroad companies to the United States on Feb. 1
1899, were delivered to the Treasurer of the United States.
The balanoe of the total indebtedness was paid in full July 28 1908.
__m.
on
distribution of assets of
settlement,
a
Union Paciflo,
as
mentioned in "note" below.
Government realized the sum of
$2,122,841 24 from sale of claim against
v
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'
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INDEX FOR THE NEW ENGLAND
MAINE—State, Cities, &c
...Pages
NEW HAMPSHIRE—State
8 to 10
Cities, &c_....Pages 10 to 12
VERMONT—State, Cities, &c
Pages 12 to 13
STATES, CITIES, &c.
MASSACHUSETTS—State, Cities, &c
Pages 13 to 2S
RHODE
Pages 28 to 31
ISLAND—State, Cities, &<L
CONNECTICUT—State, Cities, &c..*
taken by the
State of Maine.
ITS
"
■
■
:
Admitted
In
a
'
"
State
of State
....
LEGISLATURE meets oiennially In odd years on the first Wednesday
January, and thereiis no limit to length of sessions.
*
Is chosen by Legislature.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For history of Maine State debt
up
to 1889, see
"State and City Supplement" of April 1895i page 9.
The whole State debt matured In June and October
1889,
was
not
was refunded Into new
At present the debt stands
LOANS-1Name and Purpose..
Bonds to State College
Do;
as
follows:
——Interest
do
5
r
4
J-D
J-J
Hospital
r
4
J-J
Loan of 1869, not presented for payment
4
When Due.
June 11919,
July
July
Bond to Insane
Highway bonds, 1913—v——c
Principal
$118,300
100,000
50,000
1 1917 '
11917
700
M-S
Sept
1'14-'53
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta, Me.,
300,000
or
in Boston.
TOTAL DEBT.—The subjoined statement shows Maine's total funded
debt
on
each of the dates named.
Jan. 11913. Jan. 11912. Jan. 11911.
Jan. 111910
Bonded debt
$269,000
$676,000
$698,000
$698,0000
On July 1 1913 the assets of the State were as follows: Cash on
hand,
$392,889.05;
balance
due
on
State
taxes, $9,237.32;
securities, &c.,
$374,049.21;
total,
$776,175.58.
The tot 1 liabilities of the State on
July 1 1913, Including bonded debt; were $1,849,213.79.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Valuations
taken only in even years.
■Assessed ValuationState tax
Years.
Real.
1912
1910
-
1908--.1906-.."1904
—
Years—
Total Valu'n.
1902-
$352,228,897
336,699,649
309,096,041
235,978,716
224,812,900
1900
1890
1880
1870
...
-
are
Personal.
$388,551,157
366,132,326
345,572,709
316,053,787
292,464,911
Tax rate
$2.75
2.75
2.25
5.00
6.00
Total.
$89,640,887
85,647,793
82,679,756
$478,192,044
451,780,119
428,252,465
394,732,990
366,514,014
78,679,203
74,049,103
Years-
1860
per$ 1,000.
$4.00
5.00
3.00
2.50
2.75
Total Valu'n. Tax rate.
..$164,714,168
100,157,573
69,246,288
$1.25
1830J - -si—— 20,962,778
28,807,687
1.90
1850
1840
2.00
2.90
1820
POPULATION OF STATE.—According to United States Census.
1910
742,371 1870
626,915 1840
501,793 1810
228,075
1900—694,466 1860
628,279 1830
399,455 1800—.151,719
1890—...661,086 1850
583,169, 1820.'
298,335 1790— 96,540
1880
648,936
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—STATE.—The debt of the State is now
lim¬
ited by S$cs. 14 and 17, Article 9, of the State constitution.
Sec. 17 and the
words italicized in Section 14 were added
by an amendment adopted in
Sept. 1912.
V. 95. p. 766.
'■
SECTION 14. The credit of the State shall not be
directly or
loaned in any case.
The Legislature shall not create any debt
V
indirectly
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 for the
purposes of building and maintaining
of
State highways, to suppress insurrection, to
repel invasion, or for purposes
or
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.
SECTION 17.
The Legislature may authorize the
issuing of bonds not
exceeding two million dollars in amount at any one time, payable within
forty-one years, at a rate of interest not exceeding four
per centum per
payable semi-annually, which bonds or their proceeds shall be
devoted solely to the building and
maintaining of State highways; pro¬
vided, however, that bonds issued and outstanding under the
authority
of this section shall never, in the
aggregate, exceed two million dollars; the
expenditure of said money to be divided equitably
among the several
annum,
counties
of
the
State.
.
MUNICIPAL.—At an election held Sept. 11 1911 the voters
adopted an
amendment to Article XXII. of the constitution
Increasing the debt limit
of cities of 40,000 or more (which concerns Portland
alone) from 5% to
7H % of the assessed valuation.
We print Article XXII.
below, italicizing
the part added and
placing in brackets the words eliminated.
Article
XXII.
Limitation of Municipal
Indebtedness.
No city
or
town having less than forty thousand inhabitants,
according to the last Census
centum in any one municipal
year, until, in not less than ten years, the maxi¬
mum rate of seven and
one-half per centum is reached, that any city failing to
take the increase in any one
municipal year, then the increase for that year is
lost and no increase can be made until the next
year, as provided above: and
provided, further, that the adoption of this Article shall not be construed
applying to any fund received In trust by the said city or town, nor to
loan for the purpose of renewing existing loans or for war; or to tem¬
as
any
porary loans to be paid out of money raised by taxation'during the year In
which they were [are] made. -
EXEMPT
FROM
TAXATION.—The
Legislature
of
1909
approved;
Act exempting Irom taxation all bonds issued after Feb. 1 1909
by tho
or any county
.municipality, village, corporation or water district
therein.
Banks and trust companies
holding such securities are allowed
an
deduct the Same from the assessment
1451, for Act in full.
to
of
their shares.
See
V.
88,
p.
Outstanding
Rate.Payable.
...r
do:
however, that pities having a population of forty thousand or more, according
to the last Census taken
by the United States, may create a debt or liability
which, singly or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabilities, shall equal
seven and one-half per centum
of the last regular valuation of said city, that
cities of forty thousand inhabitants or over
may, by a vote of their city govern'
ment, increase the present rate -of five per centum by one-fourth of one per
State
and all that
loans, payable by Installments, part
paid
each year.
United States, shall hereafter create any debt or
liability which,
or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabilities, shall exceed
five per centum of the last
regular valuation of said city or town, provided,
(Act March 3 1820) J...-March 15 1820
(square miles).
.33,040
State Capital.._.....—
..._1
Augusta
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1915) __Wm. T. Haines
Secretary of State (term exp! *Jan. 1915)__«J. E. Alexander
Treasurer (term exp. *Feb. 1 1915).... Joseph W. Simpson
as
area
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SAVINGS BANKS'
INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—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.
As amended in 1907,1909 and 1912, these sections read as follows-
SECTION 23.
Savings banks and Institutions for savings
deposits as follows:
are restricted
to and hereafter may Invest their
First,
b.
,
In the public funds of the United States and District of Columbia.
In the public funds of any of the New England States and of the Statee
a.
of New York,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Califor¬
nia, Oregon and Washington.
Second, a. In the bonds of the counties, cities and towns of any of the
New England States.
b.
In the bonds of cities and districts in the States of New York, Penn¬
sylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Min¬
nesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon and
Washington, having a population of seventy-five thousand or more, when
issued for municipal purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the
taxable property therein.
c.
In the bonds of counties of twenty thousand inhabitants or more In
the States of New York, Pennsylvania. Maryland, Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebras¬
ka, California, Oregon and Washington, when Issued for municipal purposes,
and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable
property therein, except
when issued in aid of railroads, provided, that the net municipal Indebtedness
of such county does not exceed 5% of the last
preceding valuation of the
property therein for the assessment of taxes.
d.
In the bonds of any city of ten thousand Inhabitants or more In the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Ne¬
braska, California, Oregon and Washington, when Issued for municipal
purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable property
therein except when issued in aid of railroads, provided that the net munici¬
pal indebtedness of such city does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valua¬
tion of the m*oper$y 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
thousand
or more, and the
population and assessed valuation of the district are
equal to at least 90% of the population and the assessed valuation of the
city within which such district is located; provided, further, that the net
municipal indebtedness of such district does not exceed 5% of the last
preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
g.
In the bonds or obligations of any municipal or
quasi-municipal
corporation of this State, when such securities are a direct obligation on
all the taxable property of said corporation.
Third, a. In the railroad bonds of this State.
b. In the first mortgage bonds of
any completed railroads of the States
of New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Ken¬
tucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas
&nd
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-
c.
In the first mortgage bonds of the Central
Pacific, Union
Northern Pacific railroads.
d. In the mortgage bonds of any railroad leased to
Paclflc"and
_
any
dividend-paying
railroad In New England upon terms guaranteeing the
payment of a regular
dividend upon the stock of such leased road and the interest on
Its-
stated
bonds.
■*
.
✓
-
r
Refunding Bonds.
1922
J-J
$15,000c
Jan
1923
25,000c..* July
J-J
1924
3 Ms '04 J-J
23,500c_.iJuly
1925
15,000c. ..July
3 Ms *05 J-J
1926
3 Ms '06 J-J
18,000c... July
1930
4s *10
J-J
10,000
July
1931
4s '11
J-J
13,000c___July
Reservoir Bds. {Water Com.Debt).
4s '07
J-J
$ 15,000c...July 1 1927
Refunding Water Bonds.
3Hs'05 J-J
$58,700c...July 1 1925
BOND. DEBT May 8 '13. $292,700
Temp'y loans (city notes) _ .
31,000
companies within the
e. Street
railroad companies are not railroad
meaning of the foregoing clauses of this section.
/. In the bonds of street railroads constructed
,.
3 Ms
^
3Hs
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 rail¬
road In the States of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Isl¬
and, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio,
Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Mis¬
souri, 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 rail¬
roads 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 commissioners of the
State where the road is located, filed In the office of the Secretary of State
and, if they meet
the foregoing
requirement, may file certificate thereof with
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, in 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
the Secretary
centum per annum on an amount
bonded debt has been earned and
of capital stock equal to one-third of the
paid for a period of five years next prior
thereto; and all the expenses and compensation
such service shall be paid by the railroad company
of the bank examiner for
seeking to make its bonds
mortgage
provides that the total amount
of bonds certified and
Refunding Bonds.
$64,000c. ..$15,000 yly
$15,000.. .Feb 15 1937
_s '13
15,000
Refunding & Impt. Bonds.
4s '09
F-A $40,000c
Feb 1 1934
Sinking
loan.
INT.
districts," as used
not apply to real estate, or other assets, acquired
thereon, or upon Judgment for debts, or
in settlements to secure debts.
This section does not apply to bonds
enumerated In the first five sub-dlvlslops of Section 23 of this chaDter.
SECTION 26. Savihgs banks and Institutions for savings may deposit on
call in banks or banking associations incorporated under the authority of this
State, or the laws of the United States, and receive Interest for the same
SECTION 27. The trustees shall see to the proper investment of deposits
and funds of the Corporation in the manner hereinbefore prescribed.
No
loan shall be made directly or indirectly to any officer of the corporation
or to any firm of which such officer is a member.
found among the statements
end of this State.
Sinking fund...
337,481
act.)'12 $39,703,266
1912
$1.15
(per $1,000)
INT. at Nat. ShawmutBk.,
74.664
Boston
AUBURN.
Androscoggin County.
Inc. Feb. 22 1869. Commission gov¬
ernment defeated Sept. 9 1913.
City
owns railroad stock paying 6%; par
value, $75,000.
Pop'n 1910, 15,064.
Auburn is In
Sewer Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$24.000
J-J
3Hs
4s
-
J-J
4s
*
J-J
Is
Jan
•
2 1921
•
on
4s at
Androscoggin Sav.
Colony
Merrill
in
.
—
Funding Bonds.
$ 10,000c. ..Jan
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
1 1927
1913-$240.000
'12..6,399,836 EAST LIVERMORE WATER
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—.$23.00
DISTRICT,
F-A $150,000—-Feb 1 1929
INT. in Boston at First Nat. Bk; 4s '09
BOND. DEBT Nov. 1913 ..$150,000
and Old Colony Trust Co.
4s g '07 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 1
Assess, val. (2-3 act.)
Assessed valuation
BELFAST.
<
This city is in Waldo County.
In¬
INT. at Eliot Nat.
1913.—$19.50
Bk., Boston.
corp. June 22 1773.
Charter adopted
in 1853.
Belfast owns $500,000 of
EASTPORT.
Moosehead RR. stock, of
This city is in WashmgtonCo. Inc.
3,604 com. Mar. 3 1893.
Pop'n 1910, 4,961.
Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
F-A$477,000c- Aug 15 1918
4s '07
J-J
$25,000c—.July 1 1937
4s *09
M-N 113,000c...Nov 1 1929
4s
A-O
8,000c. April 1'14-'17
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913.. $590,000
School Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).3,053,061
3 Ms
J-D $15,000r
Dec 1919
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913. *.$20.00
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$48,000
Population In 1910
4,618 Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '13—1,744,275
INTEREST payable at Belfast and Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$30.00
First Nat. Bank, Boston
INT. on
$8,000 4s
at Frontier
Belfast
ttt.
&
_
which 1,396 shares pref. &
_
„
Bk.,
Sewer Bonds.
4s'13
School
...
$50,000
'12
on
others
at
Bank.
EDEN.
.....
1914-1923
Bonds.
$45,000....July 1 1932
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04
M-N $50,000c..May 14 1914
4s'95
M-N
25,000c...May 11915
4s '97
J-J
45,000c... July 1 1917
4s '00
M-N
25,000c
May 1 1920
25,000c... July 1 1921
3 Ms '01 J-J
3 Hs'05 M-N
50.000c...May 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1913. $220,000
School bonds (add'l)
45,000
Assess, val. (3-5 act.) '12.-8,859,400
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912. ..$22.00
Population in 1910
17,079
.s
Eastport;
Eastport Savings
Inc. 1855.
...
„
$15,000c...July 1 1917
15,000c. ..July 1 1920
16,000c
June 1 1923
14,500c..-Jan 11925
1913--$1,740,909
(per $1,000)
Tax rate
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BIDDEFORD.
City is in York County.
STATE OF MAINE.
J-J
INT.
Bk., Lewiston; on 3 Ms at Old
Co., Boston; on 4Ms at
Trust Co., Bangor.
Tr.
Nat.
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
„
Total tax (per
a
by the foreclosure of a mortgage
Population in 1910
27,921
—
5,000
'13—3,184,748
$1,000) 1913—.$25.00
Floating debt...
Sinking fund—
Assess, val. (3-5 act.)
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Portland is the county seat.
Inc.
Population 1910, 112,014.
Sagadahoc County. 1760.
Court-House Bonds.
Town
Incorp. Feb.
17 1781; city,
June 4 1847. Population 1910, 9,396. 3 Ms
J-J $550,OOOc—1921 & 1922
3 Hs'09 J-J
200,000c..july 1 1924
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '07 J-J
$61,250c .. ..1914-1920 BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '13 $750,000
4s '11
J-D
116,000c—June 1 1941 Sinking fund
74,267
Total assessed val. 1912.104,240,388
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$44,000c...Jan 1 1927 County tax (per $1,000) 1912_$1.25
Bath
and the two preceding do
City Bonds.
Bank,
Railroad Bonds.
4Us
J-D $14,000c__1915 or 1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$57,000
BATH.
supply and of the amount of any
" .
••
shall be determined
by the last previous official census thereof, as established by the last United
States or State census or city or county census taken In the same manner
as United States or State census and duly certified to by the clerk or treas¬
urer of such city or the auditor or treasurer of such county.
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 invest¬
ment,' or as security for loans, or both, more than one-fifth of the capital
stock of any corporation, nor Invest more than 10% of its deposits,
In the
capital stock
or notes
or any corporation, nor have more
than
50% of
its deposits in mortgages of
real estate. This section
4s
Nat.
PROPERTY.—Real estate
and personal property owned by city
is valued at $2,622,250, incl. water¬
works estimated at $1,570,000.
such debt created for a water
Tax rate
Merchants'
at
CITY
sinking fund available In reduction of such debt.
c. The number of inhabitants of cities and counties
Assess, val. (M
(Included)
fund
Boston, or by City Treasurer.
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
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
County seat is Houlton.
Incorp.
In 1839.
This county owned $728,000 of the preferred stock of the Ban¬
gor & Aroostook RR. Co., but sold
the same late In 1901 to the railroad
company upon their agreeing to pay
principal and interest on an issue of
$728,000 railroad-aid bonds, of which
$500,000 were redeemed Sept 1 1912.
Refunding Bonds.
4a
Aug
$9,000c
Aug 1 1919
Court House. .
4s
J-D $40,000c—.June 1 1915
Railroad Aid (B. & A. RR.).
4 Jgs
J-J $228,000c. ..July 1 1915
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—1277,000
4s
Total assessed val.
In this section,
Note.—For debts of minor civil divisions not
<liven below, see "Additional Statements" at the
4s
Water sinking
the reduction of sucn debt
CITIES,
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $85,000c...Dec 1 1926
J-J
10,000c—. July 1 1915
4s
F-A
9.000c.
Feb 1 1916
BOND. DEBT Oct 28 '13- $117,000
Floating debt
5,500
75,752
550,000
27,500
1913.-23,934,205
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913--$29.00
Population in 1910
-24,803
Water debt
notes or
trustees It is safe and for the interest of
not exceeding 75% of the market value
of such funds, bonds, notes or stocks.
e.
In loans to any municipal, corporation in this State.
f. In loans secured by a mortgage of such personal property as in the
Judgment of the trustees it is safe and for the Interest of the bank to accept.
q. In loans to any corporation owning real estate in this State and actually
conducting in this State the business for which such corporation was created.
Eighth, a. The term "net municipal indebtedness of counties," as used in
this section, shall be construed to include all bonds which are a direct
obligation of the county less the amount of any sinking fund available In
stocks as In the Judgment of the
the bank to accept to an amount
any
CALAIS.
This city is In Washington County.
1851. Population 1910, 6,116.
Building Bonds.
4s
J-D $13,000c—.Dec 1 1926
—
deposit book
of
1
Co., Boston.
BANGOR.
This city is in Penobscot County. Sinking fund
9,144
Incorp. as a town Feb. 25 1791; as a Tax val. 1913 (abt. actual).2,655,815
city Feb. 12 1934. Bonds non-taxable Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—-$25.00
Municipal Purpose Bonds.
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Bos¬
4s *11
F-A$250,000c—Aug 1 1931
ton, except on refunding 4s due 1915,
Refunding Bonds.
which is payable at Calais Nat. Bk.
4s '08
F-A$ 125,000c_.-Aug 1 1928
4s "12. M-N 50.000c.Nov 2 '14-*23
CARIBOU.
City Debt.'
This town is in Aroostook County,
4s '93
M-N$ 100,000c..-Nov 1 1914
Inc. 1859.
Population 1910, 5,377.
Water Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '10
F-A $40,000c_Aug 1 '14-'17
4s
M-N $25.000c
"...1928
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$500.000c..July 1 1935
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_$1,065,000 3 Ms
J-J
$18,000c __
1920
actually conducting
municipal indebtedness of cities and
^Taxable.
♦Tax-free.
INT. at Old Colony Tr.
Bk., Boston.
fund
INT. at Nat. Shawmut
and is paying a regular dividend of not less
In loans secured by first mortgages
The term "net
J-J
AUGUSTA WATER DISTRICT.
4s '04 F-A $700,000c g-.Aug 1 1934
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13..$700,000
was created, which
than 5% a year.
of real estate in this State
and New Hampshire to an amount not exceeding 60% of the value of such
XTO&l 6StEt6*
-r
V.,' . __ v.
;• •'
"'V',
K
0. In notes with a pledge as collateral of any funds, bonds, notes or stocks
which the bank or institution would, by this section, be authorized to pur¬
chase, provided the market value of said collateral is equal to the amount
b.
supplying Brunswick and
Inc.
Seventh, a.
the
'11
'12 (2-3 act.).>8,254,809
$1,000) 1912—$23.85
Population in 1910
13.211
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., First
Nat. Bk., Boston, and city treasury.
stated
c. In notes with a pledge as collateral of any savings bank
Issued by any savings bank In this State.
d. In notes with a pledge as collateral of such funds, bonds,
WATER DISTRICT.
A district
Assess, val.
New England upon terms guaranteeing the payment of a regular
dividend upon tne stock of such leased road and the interest on Its bonds.
f. In the stock of any corporation other than railroad and water com-
of
Merchants' Nat. Bank.
at
Topsham with water.
Incorp. Mch.
11 1903.
4s g '09 J-J *$42,000c...July 1 1936
4s g '06 J-JzJ 22,000c. ..Jan
1 1921
Tax rate (per
association incorporated
n
INT.
Boston.
1250,000c.Jan 1 *26 &'36
4s g '12 J-J
*46,OOOc...July 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 '13— $360,000
30,000c...Jan 2 1936
Sinking fund
28.000
High School Bonds.
Assessed val-/Brunswick -.4,021,049
4s '09
J-D $21,500c.June 1 '14-'18
uatlon '131 Topsham —1,526,218
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$368,000
Tax (per $1,000) / Brunswick. .$21.00
Sinking funds
12,041
1913
J Topsham ..$19.50
4s
banking association incorporated under
the authority of the United States, If located within the-New England States.
c. In stock of any RR. company of this State unencumbered by mortgage
d. In the bonds, stock or notes of any railroad In New England which
has earned and paid an annual dividend equivalent to five per cent on a
capital stock equal to one-third of Its funded debt for a period of ten years
next prior thereto, and in the stock or notes of the New York Central &
Hudson River, the Illinois Central, the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
and the Pennsylvania Railroad companies.
;
^
*
e.
In the stock of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying railroad In
earns
A-0
...
under the authority of the State.
ft. In the stock of any bank or
this State the business authority such corporation
{>anles Incorporated under for which of this State, and
M-N $30,000c
J-D
7,000c
...
1919
1 1924
4s g '87 F-A
4s '12
F-A
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 com¬
panies Incorporated under the authority of this State and actually con¬
ducting In this State the business for which such corporation was created,
which is earning an amount in excess of fixed charges, Interest on its debts
and running expenses equivalent to 5% per annum on an amount of capital
-
4s '05
1 1933 BRUNSWICK AND TOP SHAM
$40,000c...Feb
F-A
A-O
65,000c
Funding Bonds.
3Ms
M-S $40,000c...Sept
4s '94
in supplying any city or
stock equal to one-half of its entire funded debt.
Sixth, a. In the stock of any bank or banking
'08
4s
outstanding under it shall at no time exceed seventy-five per cent of the
amount of cash expended upon the road.
.
.
..
g. In consolidated or refunding bonds which are of an issue to retire the
entire funded debt under the conditions as applied to first mortgage bonds
in clauses b, c and f of this sub-division, and which are secured by a first
mortgage on the whole or any part of the system.
Fourth. In the mortgage bonds of any water company in the New England
States actually engaged
1921
1914
27,000c
1925
4s *09
M-S
30,000c...Sept 1 1929
4s *12
M-S
18,000c
1914-1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 9 '13.. $112,000
Floating debt
26,000
Sinking fund
5,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)..2,564,995
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913..$28.50
Population in 1910
5,667
*94
4s
'12
$29,700c_June 1 ,14-,22
Road Improvement Bonds.
4s
legal investment under this section, whether the same are admitted or not.
No bonds secured by an open mortgage shall be legal under this section un¬
a
less the
Funding Bonds.
„
4s *01
City water debt (included) _
88,700
Water Com. debt (not incl)
15,000 BRUNSWICK VILLAGE.
Assessed valuation, real. ..8,452,690
This
village
Is
In
Cumberland
Assessed val, personal
..1,344,694 County.
Incorp. in 1893.
Total valuation 1912
9,797,384
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$20.00 4s'94
J-J
$40,000
INTEREST at Treasurer's office, 4s'95
J-J
30,000
Part yearly
and Nat. Shawmut Bank In Boston. 4s'96
J-J
18,000
5
4s '02
J-J
30,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $118,000
AUGUSTA.
Assessed valuation 1911 ...3,877,395
This city is in Kennebec County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911. ..$20.00
Incorp. 1849.
B onds are all tax-free Population in 1910
*
6,621
School Bonds.
INT. at Merch. Nat. Bk., Boston.
J-D
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,
State,
this
of
9
TOWNS.
MAINE-CITIES AND
Nov., 1913.1
town is in Hancock County.
1796. Pop'n *10. 4,441.
Town-Hall Land Bonds.
4s
J-J
SlO.OOOr.July 1 '14-T7
Funding Bonds.
This
Inc. Feb. 23
4s
J-J
$17.500r_July 1
SchooLBonds.
4s '07
4s *12
4s
4s
Park Bonds.
M-S $21,000r„.Sept
1 1927
Engine-House Bonds.
A-O $25,0D0r...Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13— $184,500
4s '11
19,500
Floating debt
BREWER.
This city is In Penobscot County.
Incorp. as a city Feb* 8 1889.
'14-T8
'14-*25
M-S $60.000r.Mch
M-S 21,000r—Sept 1 1927
M-S
30.000r_Sept 1 '20-'25
Assess, val. '13
Tax
rate
INT.
(2-3 act.)..6,591,709
(per $1,000)
1913— $29.50
payable at Bar Harbor.
10
NEW HAMPSHIRE-DEBT OF
ELLSWORTH.
This
Water Bonds.
4s'09
A-O $74,000c—Oct
_
city
Is
In Hancock County
Population 1910,3,549.
Inc. in 1869.
J-D
4s
$28,000c
30,000
J-D
..June 11917
June 1
BOND. DEBT Feb 10 '13.
Floating debt
1932
Floating debt
Sinking fund.
$58,000
39,857
Total tax (per
INT.
FARMINGTON.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913__ $219,500
1,880
.....;—
Assessed valuation 1913..
.3,663,146
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913. _..$23.00
INT. at Maine Tr. & Bkg. Co.,
Gardiner.
city is in Kennebec County.
Inc. 1850.
Population 1910, 2,864.
Refunding 1893.
4s
M-N $9,000c—Nov '14-'22
.
Water Bonds.
.
4s g.'98 J-J
$50,000c_..Jan 11918
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_.S60,000
Portland (City) is in Cumberland
County.
Incorp. Feb. 28 1832. The
city's bonds are all non-taxabie in Me.
Funded
Debt Bonds.
4s g '94 M-S
$64,OOOc&r_Mch 1 1914
4s '96
M-S
48,OOOc&r_Mch 1 1916
3 Ms g '02 J-J614,OOOc&r_July 11922
3 Ms g '05 M-S 99,OOOc&r.Mch 1 1920
4s g '09 F-A 245,000c...Aug 1 1929
4s g *12 J-J
4s '13
M-S
350,000c...July 1 1932
200,000._—Mch 1 1963
School Building Bonds.
4Ms,g'07 F-A $45,000c Aug 1 '14-'22
City Hall Bonds.
'11
A-O $1.000.000Apr 1 '26-'45
past due,
not
presented
for payment, $2,000 due 1896. •
4s
Bonds
Past due bonds
J-D
$20*.000c...June
1 1917
4s '97
.A-O
$ll,500c_—Apr
INTEREST
on
all
the
1 1917
96
4s '93
TOT. DEBT,, SINK.
ex¬
FUND, &c.:
Apr. 1 '13. May 1 '12.
debt...$2,955,166 $2,896,122
Assets
207,801
286,344
......
Net debt—$2,747,365
of the Houlton Water Coi
$2,609,778
AVAILABLE
ASSETS—City's
Refunding Bonds.
available
assets
consist- of
1,700
M-N $25,000r
Nov 1 1930
shares
($170,000)
of Portland Gas
A-O
10,000c_ ..Oct 1 1918
Light Co. stock and cash reserved for
3 Ms
J-D
37,000c-Dec 15 1920
payment of city debt, $37,80l. Bor¬
Water Bonds.
rowing capacity Apr. 1 1913, $399,3 Ms
M-N
$y,OOOc_May 1 '14-'32 497 06.
"
3 Ms
M-N- 17,000c...May 1 1932
ASSESSED VALUATION—
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
1912.
1911.
School, Bridges, Town Imp.Bds.
1905.
A-O
20,000c... Apr
1 1917
J-J
(Subject
to
call Jan.
1
1
„
1650,000c..May 1 1925
$950,000
Total valuation 1912
.8,251,881
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk.,. Boston.
POPULATION —In 1910,
58,751;
50,145; in 1890, 36,425.
PORTLAND BRIDGE DISTRICT
This district
comprises the entire
cities of Portland and South Portland
The entire property of
the two cities is liable in
proportion
to
assessed
valuation.
3 Ms
J-J j $310.000c
July 1 '14-'44
'
1
30,000c-July 1 1945
BOND. DEBT Apr
1,1913—$360,000
Valuation 1912[Portland
67,093,268
ISo. Port. 3,975,735
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
Boston,
KITTERY WATER DISTRICT..
'
This district is located in the town
Kittery;
and at
Fidelity Trust Co., Portland.
York
County, and sup¬
plies water to about 5,000 inhabit'ts.
5s *08
J-J $191,500c__Jan 1 '14-'38
BOND, DEBT Apr 1913-.-$191,500
Assess, val. (M act.) '12..
7,50,000
INT. at.Old Colony* Tr. Co., Bost.
PORTLAND WATER DISTRICT.
Funding Bonds.
'
v
4s'08 J-D $3,000,000c..Dec 1
1928
BOND DEBT Oct 1913—
District bonds...
.$3,000,000
Water Co bds (assumed)
LEWISTON.
~~~
2,029,000
This
city
is
in
Androscoggin Water sinking fund.
511,108
NET DEBT Oct 1913....
County.
Incorp. In 1803.
4,517!892
Refunding Bonds.
INT. on district bonds at
Old Col¬
4s
J-J
$80,000--—July 1 1924 ony Tr. Co., Bost., or U. S. Tr.
Co.,
4s,
J-J
51,000--Jan 1.1930 Portland; on assumed
bonds' at Fi¬
3 Msg
J-J
185,000--July 1 1931 delity Tr. Co. and Union
Safe Dep.
4s
J-J
100,000.-.'-July 1923 & Tr. Co., Portland.
4s '07
A-O 174,000
1937
4s
A-O 100,000
1927 ROCKLAND.
.
4s '13
J-J
83,000....July 1 1933
Water Bonds.
A-O
m
$200,000.-Oct
11917
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1913
$990,500
Notes outstanding
1
227,996
Sinking funds..
'
245,635
Water sinking fund (incl.) 1
2,579
Assessed val. 1913
>17,839,223
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$19.50
Population in 1910
26,247
...
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
...
1916
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).5,332,654
11928
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
This city is in Knox
County.
1854. Bonds are tax-free.
Inc.
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms
3 Ms
J-J
J-J
3 Ms
3s
J-J
3s
J-J
3s '05
3 Ms
F-A
J-J
...
$16,800c... July 1 1915
18,000c...July 1 1916
32,500c..^Feb 1 1917
27,600c—July 1 1918
23,200c...July 1 1919
20,850
July 1 1920
40,300
—1921
-
—
(Subject to call after 7 years.)
prop¬ 4s '07
J-J
$13,000
July 1 1922
erty of this city is valued at $1,823,(Subject to call at any time.)
946, incl, among other things stock 4s '23
$25,000...
of the Lewiston & Auburn Branch
3Ms'24
16,500—
"
RR. valued at $225,000, and water¬ 4s
'25
25,000
""
works valued at $835,871.
4s '27
13,000
■_
...
...
1,000) '12 $28.70
Population in 1910
-.-42,905
INT. at Boyiston Nat.
Bk., Boston.
YARMOUTH.
This
WATERVILLE.
town
is
—
EBT Feb
1913—_$272,300
Total valuation 1913
5,753,442
is
In
Androscoggin Tax rate (per $1,000)
County. Inc. June 22 1799. Popu¬ Population in 1910.. 1913...$28.50
8,174
lation '10, 4,116. Bonds tax-exempt.
INTEREST payable In
Rockland.
Cumberland
Co.
Population 1910, 2,358.
in Kennebec County.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
1802; city, 1888.
Commis¬
sion government
F-A $35,000c—.1916-1926
defeated in Nov.'12. 4s g
Water-Ext. Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s '12
M-S
M-S $11,400c
1914-1916
$20,000c-—Sept 1 1932 4s g
BOND. DEBT May 1913$54,000
Refunding Bonds.
3Ms'08 F-A $10,000
Feb 1 1926 Sinking fund and interest..
23,827
4s
F-A
10,000 —-Feb 1 1937 Total assessed val. 1912—1,499,875
4s
F-A
9,000 —-Aug 1 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000), 1912 —$22.80
Incorp.
„
J-J
105,000.-.July 31 1939
INT. at Fidelity Tr. Co., Portland.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Androscoggin County
Anson (T), Somerset
52,000
County.
Boothbay Harbor, Lincoln Co. 46,700
Brunswick (T).CumberlandCo. 27,000
Bucksport (T), Hancock Co.". 29,400
Camden (T), Knox
County.22,900
Dexter (T), Penobscot
County 48,000
AndroscogginCo-
Fairfield (T)VSomerset County
Kennebec * County....
_
_
w
~
11,000
41,000
None
are
for
1910.
59,822
2,209
2,021
6,621
*32,00
3,015
;
3,530'
2,641
4,435
*5.50
10,216
48,844
Waldoborough (T),Lincoln Co. 37,000
Figures
d24.00
27,500
26,700
12,291
SouthPortiand,CumberlandCo.l79,250
a
dl9.50
dl.595.110
5,000
3,000
Skowhegap, Somerset County. 96,500
Population.
.....
*24.00
*22.80
dl8.50
d28.50
d20.00
d26.20
40,000*36,478.541
52,500
Kennebunk (T), York County. 46,250
Lubec (T), Washington Co
27.,000
Norridgcwock, Somerset Co.. 24,000
Old Orchard (T), York
County 26,000
Pittsfield (T), Somerset
Co___*67,742
Rumford (T), Orford
County.109,500
Sanford (T), York County.
64,000
♦Total debt,
Tax per
5,250d34,856,856
29,336
d803,255
11,715 *1,269,112
50.713 d3,942,841
40,800
*881,081
45,956 d2,563,100
24,814 dl,329,582
16,773 dl,734,806
20,200
-
Assessed
Valuation. $1,000.
$
$
'
$
1911.
*
62,863
,d5,129,126 d20.00
3,099
d905,130
422.50' 3,433
d706,059 d24.50
1,608
d 1,234,522 d25.90
961
*1,700,510 a22.40
2,891'
dl,024,140 dl9.00
6,777
*4,482,910 *20.20
9,049
d3,944,930 d20.50
5,341
d.3,992,085 d25.00
7,471
dl,092,986 d22.00
2,666
1913 figures.
d 1912 figures
ire.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted
State-_-_.__-----_.One of Original Thirteen
as a
Total Area of State
Capital.
(sqilare miles)
.9,305
Concord
—
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan.
1915).Samuel D. Felker
Secretary of State (Chosen by Legislature;). Edw. N. Pearson
Treasurer.-.--, (term expires Jan. 1915) .George E; Farrand
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first
Wednesday in
January, and length of session is not limited.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—New Hampshire's debt history Is very brief.
This State has always been
extremely conservative,. and no bonds were
issued until after the breaking out of the Civil War.
In 1866 New Hamp¬
shire reported her funded indebtedness at
$4,169,816, contracted exclusively
for war purposes.
June 1 1869 the total outstanding was
$3,213,962.22,
against which the Treasurer reported an asset of
$77,082.89. The State
debt at the present time is
LOANS—
•
as
follows:
Interest——
Name and Purpose—
Sanitorium bonds of 1909--.
%
3M
•
do
do
of 1911
do
do
of 1912
-
J
&
J
J
&
J
Jan
1
&
J
Jan
1 *16-17
&
J
J
J
J
J
July 1 '17-21
July 1 '21-'24
July 1 *14-25
1909
n
Municipal War loan
Loan of 1873
Trust funds.
J
J
J
J
J
3 M
1907.-.-.
do
—_
(overdue)
3M
3M
__c
&
&
&
&
J
Jan.
-
'14-15
150.000
50,000
250,000
250,000
120,000
150,000
85,000
July'1 1927
July
1
1929
500
—
(overdue)-
—
1
3
Hospital, 1905.
do
Principal
Outstand'g
1919
$50,000
1 1916
50,000
When Due.
July
3M
I3M
3 M
3M
f
...(
Highway bonds of 1909
Payable.
J & J
"
,500
1,030,53S
>
__j.
—
•
Of $1,030,537.63 trust funds held
Sept. 1 1913, $900,009.57 carried 4%
Interest and
$80,000 6% interest.no interest being paid
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds
are
on
$50,528.06.
in $500 and $1,000 pieces.
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank of Boston and at
State Treasurer's office.
TAX-EXEMPT.—All issues at 3M% and under
by savings banks and citizens of New Hampshire.
are
exempt when held
TOTAL DEBT.-—The net debt on Sept. 1 1913 was $1,235,202.98.
The
subjoined statement shows New Hampshire's total debt on the dates named.
Assets Sept. 1 1913 were $951,434.65.
Sept. 1 '13. Sept. 1 '12. Sept. 1 '11. Sept. 1 '10.
Total funded debt
.$1,156,000
$1,376,000
$1,136,000
$1,071,700
Trust funds
1,030,538
1,029,037
1,019,779
1,020,776
Floating debt
100
100
100
100
Total debt.
ASSESSED
been
as
below.
Years—
$2,186,638
$2,405,137
$2,155,879
VALUATION.—The State's total assessed
The average tax rate for 1911 (per $1
J)00)
Assessed Val
Years—
Assessed Val.
Years—
...
BOND..
'
in
Inc. 1849.
This city is
_—
LISBON.
This
town
'12 $20.70
INTEREST payable at Old Colony
Trust Co., Boston, First Nat. Bank,
Boston, and at Westbrook Trust Co.
Total assessed val.
1912-16,668.502
State & Co.tax
(per$
R. E.48079,525 46109,300
35600,350
Per..19013,743 18095,310 15425,655
Tot .67093,268 64204,610
51026,005
TaxperM.21.20
22.40
"
21.20
Post office address, Waterville.
and was organized In 1905 to build
3Mg'05 M-N $100,000c..May 1 1915
Vaughan's
Bridge,
connecting the
3MS g
M-N J150,000c..May 1 1920 two cities.
4s g '10 M-N
50,000c..May 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
$500
—-
5s '09
1,000-..Mch 1 1914
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13- $154,500
Note debt.23,500
1923.)
$500,000
BOND. DEBT May 26 *13
State
KENNEBEC WATER DISTRICT.
The city of Waterville.and the vil¬
lage of Fairfield are in this district.
Population served by district, 18,000.
Co.
ITS
In 1900.
5s
$25,000c—.Jan
475,000c—.Jan
M-N$10,000c...Nov 11931
3,250,636
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$24.00
Population in 1910
-..5,845
of
J-J
E.Li verm ore,
issues
4s *10
4s
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13_ $146,000
Assess, val. '12 (% act.)
Cumberland
Outstanding Notes.
$10,000-July 1 '18 &'23
$
Forest Avenue Bonds.
4s '97
J-D
$15,000c...Dec 1 1915
4s '99
F-A
17,000c. ..Feb 1 1919
4s '98
J-D
6,000c. ..June 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
Incorp.
4s
4s
In
Is
1891.
6s '93
«
Total
This town
11,458
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
High School Bonds.
4s '98
M-N $20,000c. ..May 1 1918
4s '99
J-D
19,000c—June 1 1919
INT. at Hallo well Tr. & Bk. Co.
is in Aroostook
County.
Mch. 8 1831.
City owns
1,995 shares stock—value $49,875—
$23.00
.
Tax rate
4s
CITY OF DEERING BONDS.—
Annexed Feb. 6 1899.
Floating debt.
20,500 cept the registered bonds is
payable
Sinking fund (all water)...
22,592 in Boston at First Nat. Bank'
and at
Tax val. '12 (abt: act.)___- 1,430,655
the Casco Nat. Bank In Portland.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$22.00
HOULTON.
Westbrook
County seats are Machlas and
Calais.
Incorp. in 1789.
Washington Co. RR. Bonds.
A-
4s '97
This
'38-'39
WESTBROOK.
Inc. Mch.
"
Water-System Bonds.
4s
QpvvAr RnnHc
HAI.LOWELL.
$1,000) 1913
Population in 1910
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 '13
Assess, val. (70%
Co.
PORTLAND.
GARDINER WATER DISTRICT.
4s
J-J $219,500c...Jan
11934
Tax rate (per
i'U-SSU 4r° $68.000c—Oct
4s of 1908 payable
th'e Merrill Trust
in Bangor at
ington.
city is in Kennebec County.
in 1849.
Commission gov¬
adopted Sept. 12 -1911.
Bridge Loan.
4s '96
M-N $10,000c... ..May 1916
Refunding Loans.
3 Ms'97 A-O
$9,000c..Oct 15 1919
4s '08
A-O
76,000c..Apr 16 1933
BOND. DEBT Oct 1'13__
$95,000
Sinking fund
1,112
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_3,663,146
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$23.00
Population in 1910-,.
5,311
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
1
40,000--Sept 1932-'33
11929
$68,000
act.) '13.-766,500
(per $1,000) 1913--$4.75
Population in 1910.
1,542
INT. payable at Paris Trust Co.
SOUTH PARIS.
This village Is in Oxford
County.
—
INTEREST
INT. at Franklin Sav. Bk., Farm-
Incorp.
20,000-Feb
...
Pop'n '10, 8,281.
Paving Bonds.
4s '12
M-S $27.000c.Sept T '14-'22
Refunding Bonds.
■
4s
J-J
$25,000c
Jan 1 1915
4s
J-J
20,000c—Jan, 1 1917
4s
J-D
24,000c—.June 1 1918
4s g'07 J-J
15,000c—.Apr 1 1922
4s
J-J
15,000c.. Jan 15 1926
4s'11
J-D
(24,000c June 20 *21-'32
\ 1,000c-June 20 1933
--
rents.
ernment
$20,000
July 1 1937
50,000-Sept 1 '23-'27
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$374,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)—7,621,000
3Ms'09 M-S
13.OOOc.Sept 1 '14-'39
BOND. DEBT Oct 28 *13$123,000
Assess, val. (2-3 act.)
'13—4,610,341
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1913—$21.00
on
...
30,000c...Apr 1 1926
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-..$65,000
Population in 1910
...1,240
No assessment since 1910, expenses
being paid from net earnings of water
Sinking fund
$1,000) 1911 ...$22.00
xcvii.
.
A-O
This
4s
3 Ms
This city is in Penobscot County.
Incorp. as a city Mch. 30 1891.
4s '98
$14,500---..--1918
3 Ms'01
25.000
.—1921
Refunding and Funding Bonds.
4s'08
J-D $65,000c. -June 11928
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-$104,500
Assessed valuation 1913. -.3,037,630
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913--$26.00
Population in 1910--6.317
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s '10
J-J' $35,000c...Jan
11932
GARDINER.
$30,000c
1917
J-D
15,000c—Dec *14-'23
M-N
17,000c. ..Nov'14-'30
M-S
15,000c..Aug 31 1921
A-O
29,000c..Oct 1'14-'42
3 Ms
4s '07
M-S
4s
J-J
OLD TOWN.
This village is in Franklin County.
Incorp. 1860
New charter Jan.1912.
4s '10
F-A
Refunding Bonds.
$5,500 in Lewiston; on
$74,000 at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
J-J
3 Ms
4s
4s
33,910
3,945
—
4s
This city is in York
County.
Inc.
Feb. 18 1867.
Population *10. 6,583.
11929
Assessed valuation 1911—2,473,345
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.>.2,004,941
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.$24.00
[Vol.
SACO.
^
School-House Bonds.
4s
J-J
$5,500c
July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
$79,500
War Debt.
4s
STATE.
1912
1911
19101909
1908
1907
*$390,086,029 1906
$231,641,571
-I 263,074,386 1905
225,082,628
255,085,571 1904—
220,624,307
249,219,335 1903—— 216,837,497
244,971,264 1902
214,616,655
238,128,476 1900
209,670,845
—
-
$2,092,576
valuation has
was
$21.00.
Assessed Val.
1898
--$204,734,731
1897
203,507,734
1896.
200,957,600
1894——. 197,839,543
1893
196,117,060
1881-—.168,964,903
Nov..
NEW
I913.|
preceding values are simply the aggregate of the inventories of the
In addition the State taxes at different rates
savings banks and trust companies, insurance capital, railroads, building
and loan associations, telegraph and telephone companies, parlor car and
express companies.
These latter were valued in 1912 at $154,765jSH)^
The
various towns in the State.
*
Chapter 169, Laws of 1911, creates a permanent tax commission, uue
of whose duties it is to equalize valuations in the year 1912 and every second
the "true and market
will account for the great increase in valuations in
itself, but for the various civil divisions, as shown
by the returns of the different municipalities on this and following pages.
thereafter, so that the same shall represent
year
value" of property.
This
1912, not only for the State
OF STATE—
1870
318,300
1860
-326,073
1850.
317,976
1840
284,574
POPULATION
430,572
411,588
1890—-376,530
1880
346,991
1910
1900
1830—--269,328 1790
244,165
1810
214,460
1800---.-183,858
141,881
1820.
shd.ll not authorize any town to loan
give its money or credit directly or indirectly for the benefit of any
corporation having for its object a dividend of profits or in any way aid
Provided, That the General Court
or
The
is
above
an
constitution which
amendment to the
City-Hall Bonds,
f.,
f $40,000.-Sept 1
M-S( 14,000.-Sept 1
I
5,000—-.Sept
3Ms'04 J-J / 50,000--July 1
\
5,000
July
Water Precinct Bonds.
M-S $20,000
3Ms
Mch
4s
J-J
54,000
Jan
J-J
4s
352,000
Jan
J-J
3s
7,000
Nov
J-J
3s
4,000-- —Nov
J-J
3 Ms
30,000--Jan 1
3Ms'05 A-O f 5,000
Apr
3 Ms
ratified in
was
1
1922
'14-'19
1
1922
1
1920
1 1921
'23-'24
1 1921
*
Exempt from tax
by Concord residents.
EXPLANATORY
The
Penacook
on
sewer
Is¬
the Pena¬
cial
specifically mention "cities," the words "being "any town."
to the foregoing is the "Municipal Bond Act of 1895."
It
tells in the matter of issuing bonds what a municipal corporation may
do, what it must do, and what it cannot do.
The law enacts:
Sec.
The term "municipal corporation" means town, city, school dis¬
1.
trict, village district and village precinct.
Sec. 2. Bonds issued must be
payable within 20 years, interest semi-annual, not exceeding 6%,' may
be payable in gold coin.
If made payable in less than 20 years, may be
extended, but never beyond 20 years from time of issue.
Sec. 3. Bonds
(except of cities) must be authorized by a vote of two-thirds of all voters
present and voting at an annual meeting of such corporation, or at a special
meeting properly called, &c. (for which see Act).
Bonds must be signed
by a majority of the Governing Board, countersigned by Treasurer and
have seal of corporation.
Time and place of payment and rate of interest,'
&c., may be delegated to Governing Board.
Sec. 4. City bonds must be
authorized by resolution of City Council passed by at least two-thirds of
members elected to each branch, taken by yeas and nays, signed by Mayor,
countersigned by Treasurer, seal of city affixed.
Place of payment, rate
of interest and sale may. be delegated to Treasurer.
Sec. 5. Bonds shall be
payable to bearer or to registered holder by name, and must be in form set
out in Act—which see.
In case bonds be made subject to call, they must
contain statement to that effect as given in Act. "The validity of any bonds
shall not be affected by any variation from the forms herein prescribed.""
Sec. 6. Treasurer to keep a book in which he shall register bonds issued, &c.
Sec. 7. "All bonds purporting to be issued by virtue or i.i pursuance of this
Act and signed and sealed as hereinbefore provided shall, in favor of bona
fide holders, be conclusively presumed to have been duly and regularly
authorized and issued in accordance with the provisions herein contained,
and no holder thereof shall be obliged to see to the existence of the purpose
of the issue or to the regularity of any of the proceedings or to the applica¬
tion of the proceeds.
All such bonds shall be negotiable in all respects and
to thd same extent as securities negotiable by the law merchant."
Sec. 8.
Annual tax must be levied and collected sufficient to pay interest and pro¬
vide a sinking fund sufficient to pay principal within 20 years.
Sec. 9. No
bonds can be Issued which shall increase the net debt of corporation to an
amount exceeding 5% of the value of the taxable property therein as last
appraised for, assessing taxes.
To ascertain net debt, all debts must be in¬
cluded except the following, which must be deducted—water debt, 'cash
and other means' in treasury and sinking funds applicable to payment of
debt so included:
"but nothing contained in this section shall prevent the
issue of bonds for the purpose of refunding an equal principal amount of
other bonds of such corporation."
Sec. 10. Corporation seal.
Sec. 11.
Act *o take effect on passage.
Approved March 19 1895.
Exceptions have been made to this law from time to time in special in¬
bonds of the city of
1903.
This chaDter
provides that Section 9 of the Municipal Bond Law of 1895 does not. apply
stances, such as In the case of $100,000 high-school
Portsmouth authorized by Chapter 202,
Laws of
in
this
instance.
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TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—Chap. 55 of the Laws of 1907
provides that any city, town, precinct. or village district may exempt from
taxation any future issue of its bonds, provided such exemption shall apply
only to bonds owned and held by citizens of said city, town, precinct or
village district.
State bonds are subject to taxation unless exempted by
the
of the Act under which they are issued.
terms
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The savings bank investment laws of New Hampshire were com¬
pletely revised and materially altered in many respects at the Legislative
1901'.
The new law was approved by the Governor .March .22
1901 and went into-effect on Its passage.
In 1907 clauses 8. 14, i8, 19 and
20 were amended.
The Legislature of 1909 passed an Act adding clause 22
and amending clatise 17.
The law is printed in full in our "State and
City Section
for Nov. 1912. page 12.
session of
CITIES,
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE
OF
NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
city Is in Coos County.
InFeb. 6 1897.
New city charter
adopted by the voters May 11'09.
This
was
4s
.
$7.500c-_July 1 '14-16
J-J
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $ 157,290c...July 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$50,O0Oc.--Apr 1 1914
4Hs'10 M-N $65,000c_Nov 1 '14-'26 4s
20,900c.-.$1,000 yrly
School House & Fire Sta. Bonds 3Ms'09J-J
4s '05
J-D $60,000c—Dec 1914-'25 Total liabilities Feb 15 '13- $341,409
Assets
27,500
Public-improvement Bonds.
157,290
4Ms'13 J-J $150,000c.July 1 '14-'23 Water debt (included)——
Assess, val. '13 (act.)
7,216,715
Funding Bonds.
4s '97
M-NS50,000c-—May 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000)11913—$16.50
3Ms'02 J-D
27,000c.Junc 1 '14--22
INT. at Claremont Nat.. Bank.
Funded debt Aug 15 '13.- $312,000
Bonds of 1913 (add'l)
150,000
Sinking fund.
.j
110,527 CONCORD.
Concord (Incorp. 1853) is the capi¬
Cash in treasury
•
5,433
.
.
—
,
Assessed valuation 1913
—-8,519,999
(Assessment about actual value)
1912— $19.00
Val. city property Feb 1 *12-$320,558
Population in 1910
11,780
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
INTEREST
on
refunding bonds
payable at Old Col. Tr. Co., Boston.
BOSCAWEN.
This town is In Merrimack County.
Tncorp. in 1892.
Water bonds are
all tax-free, bridge bonds to owners
in town.
Population 1910, 1,240.
tal of the State and the county seat
of
Merrimack County.
Its water¬
works
more
M-N$59,000c_N o v 1 '14-'23
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1912—.$69,100
17,089
4,603
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)..802,755
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913 —$26.00
Floating debt.
Sinking fund—
INTEREST
on
bridge bonds
paya¬
Boscawen; on water bonds at
office of E. H. Rollins & Sons, Bost.
ble in
CLAREMONT.
This
nc.
town
1764.
*
Is In Sullivan County,
Population 1910, 7,529.
take
care
of
the
Interest on the water bonds.
Bonds
J-D $25,000
June
J-D
9,000
Dec
3 Ms
J-J
25,000—July
3Ms'08M-N 25,000c-.May
Sewer
3Hs
3Hs
♦Union
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
11914
1 1914
1 1917
111928
School District Bonds.
J-J
J-J
J-J
Water Bonds.
3Ms
than
3 Ms
3 bis
3 Ms
$16,000.-July 1 '15-'16
40,000.-July 1 '18-'22
/10,000.-July 1 '24-'26
\35,000
July 1 1927
4,000.—July 1 1928
30,000J uly 1 '23-'29-'30
9,000
July 1 1931
J-J
J-J
J-J
Penacook Sewer Bonds.
3s
A-O
$2,000.-Oct '15 to '18
4s
J-J
3,000--July '14 to '19
West Concord Sewer Precinct.
3 Ms
A-O J$2,500.-Oct 1 '14-T8
\
300
Oct 1 1919
East Concord Sewer Precinct.
3 Ms
.J-J
$500
July 1 1915
School District No. 20 Bonds.
3 Ms
®aM-S
•
INT. at N. W. Harris & Co., Boston*
HILLSBOROUGH
BRIDGfc FIRE
DISTRICT.
v
District
Incorporated in 1886.
Water Notes (due $2,000 yearly).
'10
June $27,500..Jan 1 '15-26
•
Water Bonds.
J-J
$45,000c
1917
DEBT Oct 1913—-$45,000
Water notes
27,500
— —
BOND.
—
Floating debt
1,090
—
Assets
—
.-110,928
Assess, val. 1913 (% actual).987,186
District tax (per $1,000) 1913—$1.97
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Hillsboro.
city
valued its buildings and other prop¬
erty on Jan 1 1913 at $1,472,776.94,
incl.
1912— .$22.00
(per $1,000)
water works valued at $1,036,-
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.
County
Manchester
seats,
and
and notes bearing
5% int. tax-exempt.
Building Bonds.
ASSESSED VAL., TAX RATE, &c.
4s
June
$40,000c
June 1 1921
Total Assessed
*
Tax rate
4s
March 113,000c.—Mch 1 1915
Years—
Valuation.
Tax.
perM.
3s
July
51,8C0c_—July 1 1923
1912 —$18,701,591 $316,118 $17.50
(Callable on 1 year's notice.)
1911
12,507,847
296,074
24.30
3Ms'09 M-S 100,000c...Sept 1 1924
1910
12,543,822
278,465
23.00
TOT. Debt Oct. 1913
$304,800
1905
11,614,011
258,043
22.20
Floating debt
-"
100.000
1900
11,220.215
232,773
21.00
Sink, fund & cash on hand
146,033
1890
10,243,857
176,081
17 60
Tax val. '13 (full value).117,412,468
1880
10,150.586
172,831
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 —-$16.10
POPULATION.—In
1910
(Cen¬ Val. of county property...625,929
sus) was 21,497; In 1900 It was 19,- Population in 1910—
.126.072
632; in 1890 it was 17,004; in 1880
INT. on 3s at Manchester Nat.
it was 13,843; in 1870 it was 12,241. Bk.; on
3Ms at Old Colony Tr. Co.,
194.80, which
are
the property of the
Bonds
Nashua.
not more than
"precinct."
„
„
-
-
-
-
-
-
-----
This
Inc.
Is
town
1827.
Boston; 4s at First Nat. Bk., Boston.
~~
DERRY.
In
Rockingham
Co.
Population 1910, 5,123.
f $13,000c—July 1 1917
3 Msg'07J-J ( 25,000c.
July 1 J922
I 52,000c-.July 1 1927
Water Bonds (tax-exempt).
-
-
This
Is
town
Incorp.
in
Cheshire
County.
3%
The
1773.
in
water
bonds and road bonds are tax-exempt
in Jaffrey.
Water Bonds.
J-J j$ 18,000c. _Jan 1 *14-'22
I
9,000c—Jan 1 '23-*25
3s
J-J\f 12,000r—Jan 1 '26-'29
1
1. OOOr—— Jan 1 1930
Water-ext. note (on demand)-86,000
Rqad Bonds.*
1930 3 bis
3Ms'10 M-N$44,000c
Total liabilities Feb 15 '13- $133,000
Floating debt
100,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_4,115,647
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.._$1£.80
INT.
JAFFREY.
payable in Boston:
on
bonds
of 1907 at N. W. Harris & Co., Inc.;
on bonds of 1910 at First Nat. Bank.
e
^
3 Ms
M-N
$2,500c..On or before
Nov 11922
Water bonds Oct. 6 1913—$40,000
This
city is the county seat of
Strafford County.
Incorp. as a city
id 1855.
Population 1910, 13,247.
City-Hall Refunding Bonds.
3Ms'12 J-D /$60,000c.Dec 1 '28-'31
\ 15,000c—-Apr 1 1932
Bridge Bonds.
4s '13
J-J
$45,000c-July 1 '26-'33
Funding and Bridge Bonds.
Sy2s
J-J $15,OOOc_July 1 '14-'16
High-School Bonds.
3 Ms'05 J-D /$30.000c--Dec 1 '17-'22
V 30,000c__Dec 1 '23-'25
Cemetery Loan.
3Ms
ann
$12,000
Water-Works Notes.
3Ms
3Ms
6,000
Water notes
DOVER.
Road bonds
Bridge
3,000
•
anticipation of taxes.
5.500
TOTAL DEBT Oct 6 1913-. 57,000
Assessed valuation 1913—1,614,844
Loan in
(Assessment about actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1913—$18.50
Population in 1910—. — — 1,895
•
Interest on these bonds is paid
Tax rate
—
by
the heirs to the
Slads estate in
Jaffrey.
INT. at C. D. Parker & Co. .Boston.
!
KEENE.
V
County seat of Cheshire Co.
town 1753;
tax-exempt
corp. as a
Bonds
are
F-A$189,000
M-S 75,000
2,500
—
...
notes
city,
In¬
1874.
Jan 9 1914
when held
Aug 5 1914 by residents of Keene.
Land and Improvement Loan.
4s
July $15,000 _-T-1914-1918
439,559
Water Bonds.
". -
Bonds past due, $10,000; int. ceased.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $441,000
Borrowing capacity
Assess, val. (4-5 act.) '12.11,073,648 4s '91
A-O $40,000c.-Oct 1 '14-'17
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$17.50
Paving Bonds.
INT. on city-hall bonds at First 4s '10
J-J
$6,000c.July 1 T4r'15
Nat. Bank,
Bos.; all other bonds 4s'13
Sept
15,000 ...-1914-1916
at Shawmut Nat. Bank, Boston.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913$76,000
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Cash in treasury
— —;—
14,486
Assessed valuation 1913.-10,106,925
—
Town"HalI Bonds.'
corp.
paid at city treasury
PROPERTY.—The
EXETER.
.
Note.—For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
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BERLIN.
that district.
INTEREST
CITY
25.835
Floating debt
and in Boston.
In addition
1925
4s
bonds were
cook sewer district, the interest and
principal being payable from a spe¬
not
$60,000c
Assessed valuation 1912.-1,524,154
Tax rate
4s
1877.
on
J-J
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1913-$60,000
on hand
11,251
owned
the city's credit for
tax
4s '05
Cash
BONDS.—
when
OF
to
The amendment would appear to be intended as a complete estoppel
municipal loaning of money or credit to railroad and industrial corpora¬
tions.
It is to be noticed, however, that by its terms the restriction does
(per $1,000) 1913...$16.50
Population in 1910-...6,132
INTEREST payable at First NatBank, Bost., or Treasurer's office.
1 1922
169,742
Assets Jan 1 1913----
Tax rate
'14-'20
'21-'22
1 1923 GORHAM.
This town Is In Coos County.
Inc.
'24-'28
Population 1910, 2,155.
1 1929 1836.
Water & Sewer Bonds {tax-free).
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $906,100
Other liabilities Jan 1 1913103,922
sued
its stocks or bonds.
taking
♦State Library Bonds.
3 Ms
J-D $25,000
June 11914
130,000----Apr
D E BT LIMI TAT IO N .—There is no restriction in the constitution of New
Hampshire upon the debt-making power of the people through the "General
Court," except the following, which is the last clause of Article 5 of Part
Second of that instrument.
GVl
the same by
11
HAMPSHIRE-CITIES AND TOWNS.
I $4,500.-Sept 1 '14-'22
\ 4,300.—Sept 1 1924
This town
is
(Assessment about full, value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-- --$17.50
in
Rockingham Co.
Incorp. 1638.
Pop'n 1910, 4,897.
Population in 1910 —
-.10,068
Street-Improvement Bonds.
INT. on water 4s, due 1913, pay¬
M-S $41,000c
4s
$2,000 yly
able in Keene: on others in Boston.
Seminary Bonds.
_s
J-J
$85,000c
$1,000 yly
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '13- $126,000
LACONIA.
Floating debt
.
15,500
Laconia (city) is in Belknap Co.
Cash on hand
4,023
Inc. May 3 1893.
Pop'n '10, 10,183.
Assess, val. '1$ (abt. act.).4,053,021
Sewer Notes (opt. after 5 years).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913..$21.00
3Ms
J-J
$20,000c. ..July 1 1925
INT. at Exeter Banking Co.
Town of Laconia Sewer Bonds.
4s
$55,000
1915-1925
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
This town Is in Strafford County.' 4s
A-O $117,000c
----1924
Inc. Dec. 1 1798. Pop'n *10, 2,621. Total liabilities Oct 1913— $2/7,216
FABlMINGTOlir
_
.
J-J
22,040
$56,500c
Jan 1 1918 Assets
Tax valuation 1913- -----9,332,611
(Subject to call after Jan. 11908) 5
DEBT Oct 1911
$56,500 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--$15.50
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Floating debt..
5,600
Water debt (additional)
15,827
Sinking fund
33,258
Assessed valuation 1912
1,384,486 LISBON SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.. 26.70
4s '11
M-N J $6,000c
1914-1919
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
122,000c -.-1920-1930
Bank,
Boston;
Farmington
Nat. BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '13-$29,000
Bank, and Town Treasurer's office. Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)M,161,513
4s *98
—
-T
BOND.
.—
School tax (per abt.
FRANKLIN.
This city is in Merrimack
Inc. as a town 1828; a city,
Population in 1913
County.
1895.
$1,000) '13.$9.00
(est.) — —1,600
INT. at Atlantic Nat.
Bk.,Boston.
Water
Bonds.
A-O
$2,000
LITTLETON, TOWN.
This town"is in Grafton County.
(Subject to call.)
A-O $40,000
1925
3Ms'06 M-S $25,000c
Mch 1 1916 4s
Water and Light Bonds.
Memorial Hall, Refund.&Sewer
3Ms
J-D$200,000
-.30 years
3Ms*08 A-O $50,000
Oct 1 1928
4s
Apr
1 1914
Funding Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
3 Ms'07 J-D
$60,000c—June 1 1927
3Ms
A-O $80,000....Oct 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1913 $300,000
Bonds of 1885
$300
67,183
Bonds of 1907
30,000 Sinking fund
Assessed val. town, 1912—2,956,/34
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913._
187,300
Note debt,
&c
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2S.726 (Assessment about actual value.) 1 •
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-. -,-$22.29
Cash in treasury
7,335
4.069
Resources
13,000 Population in 1910——
INTEREST on 3 Ms of 1907 at
Tax valuation 1913--5,048,625
4*
D nnlr
T) Aft
...
—
___
A
(Assessment about actual value)
11-
4-1
TVT
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A T1
12
VERMONT-DEBT OF
:
MANCHESTER.
Town Notes.
$10,900
35,250
6s
10,000
Sewer Bonds (Opt. beg. July 1 *11)
3s
J-J
$3,800c...July 1 1921
This city Is one of the
county seats
3s
of
Hillsborough
County.
Tncorp.
July 10 1846.
Pop'n 1910. 70.063.
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
3Hs*12 M-S 1 $90,000-Sept 1 '14-'31
I 10,000--Sept 1 1932
,v" Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s'13
A-O
$100.000
...
3Hs
-
-
...
...
3s
1914-1933
Refund Bds (Opt. beg. July I 'll)
J-J
$68,000c...July 1 1921
Water Bonds (Opt.beg.Aug. 1 '09)
3s
F-A $20,000c_-Aug 1 1921
Improvement Bonds.
F-A
50,000c...Aug 1 1924
A-0$300.000c_Apr 1 *14-'16 4s
3Hs*10 A-O 100,000c--Apr 1 1930 Total liabilities Feb 15 *13. $222,018
3 Ms
J-J
95,000-1914-1932 Assess, val. '12 (H act.)..3,131,402
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$15.00
Funding Bonds.
4s '94-6
3 Hs'99 A-O$100,000c_—Apr
Refunding Bonds.
1 1919 INTEREST at office of Town Treas.
3Hs'05 A-O $50,000c...Apr 1 1925 PORTSMOUTH]
4s
A-O I00,000c-Apr 1 '27&'29
This city. Incorporated in 1849, ii
4s '11
J-J
50,000c.July 1 *14-'23 one of the county seats of Rocking¬
School Bonds.
ham
County..
The * High-School
4s '95
J-J
$20,000c.July 1 '14-'15 bonds for $100,000 were authorized
43 '96
J-J
40,000c.-July 1 1916 by Chap. 202, Laws of 1903, and It'
3Hs'll J-J
75.OOOc.July 1 '14-'28 was provided that Sec. 9 of the "Mu¬
3J*s'll J-J
f 10,000c ..-1929-1930
nicipal Bond Act of 1895" should not
t 8,000c
1931 apply in their case.
Bonds marked
♦Cemetery Bonds.
(*) are not taxed in Portsmouth.
3Hs'10 A-O $21,000c
Oct
1 1930
Permanent Impt. Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s '10
F-A $12,500c.Aug 1 *14-'17
43*95
J-J $100,000c.-Jan
1 1915
School Bonds;
STATE.
[Vol.
xcvii.
Bonded Floating
Assessed Tat per
Debt.
DeW.
Valuation. $1,0®,
4,000 al,492,295 a22.00
Northumberland (T), Coos Co 48,500
4,000 xl ,208.411 X22.00
Pittsfleld (T), Merrimack Co..
31,000
32,205 al,521,662 a20.30
Plymouth Fire District
*24,650
Plymouth School District.._. 59,600
~Y,500 zf,863",029
I'll
Raymond (T), Rockingham Co 28,000
None
0723,695 al9.50
Salem (T),
Rockingham Co
42,000
34,243 al,807,880 al6.30
Sunapee (T), Sullivan County.*43.862
al,311,112 al6.30
Whltefleld (T). Coos
County..*50,000
al,324,935 a23.20
Wilton (T), Hillsboro
County. 45,000
39,750 al,375,522 al7.00
Wolfeboro (T), Carroll Co—__
V
-V
9 VaiAUU
•7.IUU
111,900
OO1
9,756 22,256.351 ^iv.uo
zl6.00
*
Total debt,
d 1911 figures,
a 1912. figures,
x 1913 figures.
Location—
Newmarket(T).RocklnghamCo 43,000
a
m
3,348
2,184
2.222
1,203
2,117
1,071
1,635
1,490
2,224
i
•
....
4s '94
A-O
4s'95
4s'97
J-J
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50,000c.-Oct 1 1914 4s '89 M-N *$57,000c--Nov 1 1914
50,OOOc--Dec 16 1915
Sewer Bonds.
100,000c.-Jan 11917 4s '94
M-N $40,000c—May 1 1914
Refunding Water Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s *13
$100,000—Nov 1 '17-'21 4s '04
A-O $47,000c
Oct 1 1924
Bridge Bonds.
3 J4 &4s'09J-J*50,000c. .Jan 1 *19-'29
4s '13
J-J $100,000
1914-1933
Paving Bonds.
Tax-Adjustment Bonds.
4s '11
F-A $50,000c.Aug 1 T4-'31
3 W02 J-J
$80,000c.
July 1 1922
Debt Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT 6ct. 7 *13 $1,799,000
4s '04
M-S$160,000c. ..Sept 1 1924
Sinking fund
579,192 4s'96
J-J
175,000c.-July 1 1916
Water debt (included)
400,000
High-School Bds.—See note above.
Value city prop Jan 1 '13. 8,331,878
4s.g '03 J-D $100,000c..Dec 11923
Total assessed val. 1913
71,697,605
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value)
3Hff'02 J-J
$50,000c. ..July 1 1922
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 .—$15.20
Refunding Water Bonds.
•
Not negotiable; in hands of City 4s g'07 J-J $ 100,000c. ..Jan
11927
J-J *156.000c
Jan
11932
Treasurer.,
The city guarantees the 4s '12
perpetual care of lots In the ceme¬ BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.$1,060,500
teries of the city to parties who pay Floating debt—
7,000
$100 and upward.
Sinking fund
280,069
INT.at Second Nat. Bank, Boston. Water debt (Included)
366,000
Borrow:capac. Oct. 1913.
134,865
Assessed valuation 1913.-10,832,082
meredith village fire pis.
(Assessment about actual value)
Meredith is in Belknap County. Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1913— —$22.60
Water Bonds 1893 (taxable).
Population in 1910.
—11,269
4 y2s
J-J
$40,500c.-July *23-*26
INT. payable at City Treas. or
BOND. DEBT Nov 5 1913—$40,500
State Nat. Bk. or First Nat. Bank
Assess, val. '13 (full value)..702,771
or Old Colony Trust' Co., Boston.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913...$16.40
a
J-D
_
,
State of Vermont.
ITS '■
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted
as
State (Act Feb. 18
a
Total
area
State
1791)
Capital.
of State
March 4 1791
(square miles),
9,565
„
.
Montpelier
_
Governor (term
expires Jan. ,1915).Allen M. Fletcher
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1915)
Treasurer (term
expires Jan. 1915)
Guy W. Bailey
Edward H. Deavitt
...
_
^LEGISLATURE has
been meeting biennially in even years the first
Wednesday in October—length of session is not limited.
On Mar. 4 1913
amendment was adopted
providing for the convening of the Legislature
odd years on the first
an
in
-
V.
—_
WATER
WORKS.—For the year
MILFORD.
This town Is In
Inc. 1794.
Bonds
Hillsborough Co.' improvements,
are tax-exempt.
$30,965.16.
Water Bonds of '91 & '93.
4s
J-J
(Subject
to
J-J
$65,000c.-July 1 1921
call after July
1 1911.)
4s
$ 10,000 r—July 1 1923
Schools and Funding.
4s
F-A $45,000c. ..Feb 1 1924
Sewer and Bridge Notes.
.
33^s
J-J
$9,500cDue $1,500 yly
($1,500 mature each yr. on Jan. 1.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.. $120,000
Floating debt
32,150
Sinking fund—.....
61,736
Town valuation 1913
.2,868,567
"(Assessment
about
actual
value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '13
$17.50
Population in 1910
3,939
INTEREST on first loan payable
at First Nat. Bank, Bostpn: on others
at Souhegan Nat. Bank* Milford.
$6,999.11;
surplus,
a brief history of the Vermont State debt
"State and City Supplement" of
April, 1895, pages 15 and 16.
The liabilities of the State on
July 1 1913 were as follows:
LOANS—
J-J
$26,000c ..Jan 1 '14-T7
Water Bonds.
4s'92
J-D $170,000c..June 1 1922
Total liabilities May 1913: $396,289
Assets-.
103,990
Tax. val. 1912
(abt. act.)..5,928,378
1912—$18.00
Population in 1910.
8,868
Total tax (per $1,000)
cn 4s of 1892 at Nat. ShawBank, Boston; On 4s '08 at N. W.
Co., Inc., Boston; on 3^s
at City Treasurer's office.
Harris &
;
Rate. Outstand'g
$66,028.53
49,325.97
220,203.76
8
177,136.63
5
7,275.41
...
...
•
.__..5&5H 200,000.00
135,500.00
....
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—The total debt of the State on
July 1.1913 was
$855,470.30.
On July 1 1913 cash, on hand and In banks was
$542,467.75.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—In addition to the valua¬
tions below* the State assessed
(1912) $89,362,935 deposits in saving!
banks, national banks and trust companies at the rate of 7-10 of
1%; also
appraised the value of railroad property at $43,585,435, such
property
paying a tax of \\i % on valuation.
Assessed
Years—
$64,312,810
•
32,994,415
34,680,747
45,106,982
59,838,143
58,293,598
58,621,654
61,700,471
65.157.388
—
—
1898
1895—
x890—
i
......
—
Valuation-
Personal.
.$158,676,533
157,227,015
155,996,976
143,386,564
127,993,677
118,950,024
116,141,979
—-i.
112,099,284
112.895.125
1912—
1911.
There
Real.
.
1913—
-
State tax
Total.
per $1,000
$222,989,343
None.
190,221,430 $10.00
190,677,723
None.
188,493,546
None.187,831,820
None.
177,243,622 $10.00
174,763,633
5.00
173,799,755
12.00
178 052,513
,
direct tax for State purposes levied in either
1903, *04,'05,
or '11.
In 1912 the Legislature levied a direct tax of
the dollar of the grand list ($10
per
$1,000 of assessed value,
was
no
'06, '07, '08, '09, '10
10 cents
on
one-half
payable Nov. 10 1913 and one-half June 10 1914.
A tax of $13
$1,000, however, consisting of a State school tax of $8 and a State high¬
way tax of $5
was collected and re-distributed to towns on a basis of the
number of schocls and road mileage, the State, for the sake of
equalizing its
distribution, acting as agent in the matter.
Prior to 1902 this tax was
$10 per $1,000.
'
per
,
INT.
mut
...
Temporary, loans..
Registered loan 1932 (Agricultural College fund
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury.
Sewer Bonds.
3Hs
-r
.
State school tax to be distributed....
do
highway
do
do
1910
city Is in Strafford
County
Incorp. 1891. Bonds tax-exempt.
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
$56,275-Jan 1 '14-'27
Principal
Name and Put pose—
Highway maintenance fund—
Income permanent school fund—___
Due permanent school fund
1900...
This
Wednesday after the first Monday in January.
810.
1905
Rochester]
/
p.
see
—
ending Jan. 1 1913 income from wa¬
ter rates was $61,118.08; cost of man¬
agement, $32,379.46;
int., $14,590;
96,
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For
—
POPULATION
1910—- 355,956
1900
343,641
OF STATE—United States Census:
330,551 1840
291,948 1810
.217,895
1860---315.098 1830.
280.652 1800—-154,465
1850...,.314,120 1820—235,981 1790
85,425
1870.
1890
332,422
1880——332,286
nashua.
This city Is in Hillsborough Co. rockingham county.
County seat is Exeter.
Incorporated June 28 1853.,
Funding Bonds.
4s '13
$50,000.
3s *01
Oct
$34,000c
Oct
11921
Engine House (gold)—
Building Bonds.
4s g '93 J-D $15,000c. -June 1 1918
3Ks'll J-D $40.000c_June 1 '14-*21
Funding Floating Debt.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '92
J-D
$80,000c June 1 '14-T5
4s'93
J-J
4s g '95, M-N
$31,000c.-July 11918
100,000c-May 1 1915
Jail Bonds.
4s g '97 J-J ;
42,508c. .July 1 1917
4s '11
J-D
$20,000c. Dec 1 '22-'25
4s '04
J-J
20,000c
Jan
1924
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
4s g '07 J-J
$130,000
60,000c.. July
1927
Cash on hand
4s '09
M-S
39,050
46,000
1929
Sept
Tax valuation ,1912....
..42,581,663
School-Building
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
4s '96
A-O $25,000c.-Oct
16.50
1916
3s'03
A-O
52,188
60,000c.-Oct
1923 Population in 1910
3 Hg'05 J-J
INT. on jail bonds payable at First
10,000c. ..July
1925
Nat.
Bridge Notes.
Bank, Portsmouth, or First
5Ms'13
$50,000——Oct 1 1914 Nat, Bank, Boston; on court-house
and building bonds at First National
Refunding Bonds.,
3s g *01 J-J
Bank Boston; others in Potrsmouth.
1921
$75,000c.
July
4s '05
J-J
20,000c. ..July
1925
4s '06
J-J
1926
20,000c...July
»
*
4s .'11
J-D
40,000—June 1 1931 somersworth.
This city Is In Strafford
4s *12
J-D
10,000
June 11932
County.
Inc. 1893.
BOND. DEBT Sept 12 '13
Population 1910, 6,704.
$703,509
General Indebtedness Bonds.
Time notes
50,000
4s
A-O $81,000c...Oct 1
Demand notes
'14-18
72,395
Water-Works Bonds
Sinking fund..
"247,450
A-0$ 148,000c—Oct 1 *14-'18
Assessed valuation 1913 .$22,635,854 4s
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 *13.
(Assessment about actual value)
$238,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.$ 17.90 Floating debt
50,149
Est. value city property
15,558
$798,740 Sinking fund...
Value of city
Population in 1910
property....
489,055
26,005
Assess, val. T12 (70%
act.).4,962,368
INT. on 4s of 1892, 4s of 1905, '06.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912...$17.50
'07, *09 and *11 and 3^s of 1905 at
INT. at Old Colony Tr.
Co., Bost.
City Treasurer's office; on 4s of 1904,
...
—
_
—
—
.
...
.
-
——
—
—
-
3s of 1903 and 1901 at Nat. Shawmut
Bk., Boston,
by City Treasurer;
all others at City Treasurer's office or
at Nat. Bk. of Commonwealth, Bos.
or
walpole.
This
town
Is In Cheshire
County.
1892.
Population 1910, 2,668.
Bridge Bonds
5s
A-O $29,000c_$2,000 yearly
NEWPORT.
20,000c.$2,000 yearly
This town Is In Sullivan County. TOTAL DEBT
Oct 1912..
$51,000
Incorp. In 1761.
Pop, 1910, 3.765. Assessed valuation 1912
—.3,292,893
Fire Dept. bonds, 3}4%—
-$14,500 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912...$16.70
Soldiers monument, 3 Yi %
5,000
INT. at Keene Nat. Bank.
Inc.
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—There appears to be nothing in the constitution
a general limit to the debt-making power of municipalities.
providing for
Whatever in each
case the Legislature authorizes, the
city, town, county
can issue.
Of course the purpose of the improvement
public character;.
The laws relating to municipal debt limi¬
tation which have been passed by the Legislature from time to time are con¬
tained 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
other civil division
or
must be of a
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 imit, loans created for water supply,
electric lights, and temporary loans, may be eliminated.
The two
sewer or
sections follow:
'
*
SECTION 3556.--Limit.—No municipal corporation shall create an
indebtedness, unless to refund outstanding bonds or orders, to an amount
exceeding five times its grand list last taken; provided that it may, by a
two-thirds vote by ballot of the voters present and voting at a meeting called
for that purpose, increase such indebtedness an additional amount not
exceeding five times such grand list.
Bonds or obligations given or cre¬
ated in excess of the limit authorized by this section shall be void.
SECTION 3557.—Determination .—In determining the amount of mu¬
nicipal indebtedness permitted by the preceding section, obligations cre¬
ated for a water supply, sewers or electric
lights, and temporary loans
created in anticipation of the collection of taxes, and
necessary for meeting
current expenses, shall not be taken into account;
provided, that no such
temporary loan shall be extended beyond the fiscal year for which it is made,
and shall not exceed in amount 90% of the amount of taxes levied for such
year; nor shall the provisions of this and the preceding section apply when
the charter of a municipal corporation limits its indebtedness.
Section 3558
covers
laws passed in 1872 and relates to railroad subscrip¬
tions by towns:
SECTION 3558.
A town may aid in the construction of a railroad or¬
ganized under the general law, by issuing bonds to aid such railroad, by tak¬
ing capital stock therein, or in such other manner as it directs; but the lia¬
bility 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
_
.
.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements of
places reporting an indebtedness
of $25,000 or more, and not represented
among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Debt.
Ashland
(T), Grafton County.*39,237
Colebrook Sp. S. D.f Coos Cp._ 27,000
Lancaster (T), Coos County..
4,000
Lancaster Fire Precinct
36,000
Littleton (V), Grafton Co
68,000
per
Debt.
Pop'n,
times the grand list for highway improvement.
an amount
exceeding three
The two sections read
as
follows:
SECTION 3574.
A town or incorporated village may issue bonds to an
amount not exceeding three times its grand list for the
purpose of purchas¬
ing road-making apparatus and for
the limits of such town or village.
building permanent highways withia
•
.....
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
"grand list."
~
a
vote
It will be noticed that the preceding sections refer in each Instance to the
alO.OO
2,000 x2,252,596 X25.50
an amount not
3^054
1,412
:
villages, not already bonded to
exceeding five times the grand list, to borrow
3,059
1910.
1.400
or
two-thirds majority oLall the votes cast; and may stipulate in such
by whom and in what manner the proceeds pf such bonds shall be ex¬
pended; but no town Or incorporated village shall issue such bonds if it is
already bonded to an amount exceeding five times its grand list.
Valuation. $1,000.
a$l,205,785a$19.80
3,500 dl, 159,656
d7.70
39,300 a2,454,345 al8.10
—
passed in 1892, and allow towns
To evolve the "gfand list" in Vermont, the authorities first
Nov., 1913.]
schedule of all the property, real and personal, of each individual,
their real value in money, deducting debts owing;
after this is done, the "grand list" is made up by taking 1% of that amount,
according to Section 494, Chapter 30, of the Revised Statutes of 1906,
which Is as follows: "All real and personal estate shall, except as otherwise
prepare a
with valuations entered at
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 munici¬
pal corporations in Vermont is that given for refunding outstanding bonds
The sections which grant these powers are Sections 3567 to 3573
and notes.
Section 3567 is
157 of the Revised Statutes of 1906.
nclusive, Chapter
'
follows:
as
SECTION 3567.
outstanding and unpaid orders,
A town which has
lawfully issued, may issue other negotiable notes or
the same."
SECTIONS 3568 to 3573, inclusive, give the method of issuing such bonds,
notes, bonds or coupons
bonds to pay or retire
3572 municipal corporations other than towns have the same
them which are conferred upon towns.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION—Subdivision XII. of Section 496 of
he Public Statutes of 1906., as amended by Act 23 of the Laws of 1908,
By Section
refunding powers granted
the following municipal securities shall be tax-exempt: '
bonds or orders issued after Feb. 1 1907 as evidences of
obligations for money loaned to a town, village/incorporated school or fire
district, at a rate of interest not exceeding 4% per annum, for the purpose
of constructing, purchasing, or repairing water, sewer.or lighting systems,
permanent highways, bridges, walks or public buildings, or for the purpose
of refunding a debt contracted for any of the foregoing purposes.
that
provides
XII.
Notes,
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—By Act No. 158 of the Vermont Legislature, approved Jan. 27
1911, Sections 4615 to 4692, inclusive, of the Public Statutes of 1906, relat¬
ing to savings banks and trust companies, were completely revised.
Many
material changes were
made in that part of the law concerning investments
by savings banks, an entirely new section having been added which allows
in railroad bonds.
Section 8 of the new law, which deals
with investments, is given in full on page 14 of our "State and City Sec¬
tion" for Nov. 1912.
[For list of legal Investments see V. 96,. p. 1313
investment
COUNTIES
CITIES,
TOWNS
AND
IN THE
STATE OF VERMONT.
Refunding Water Bonds.
barre.
This
city is in Washington Co;
Inc. 1895.
Population 1910. 10,734.
School Bonds.
4s '09
M-S $30,000c.Sept 1 T4-T9
Water Bonds.
J-D $60,000c
4s
1914-1925
(Optional after 1914.)
48
J-D
4s '10
J-D >45,000c. Dec 1
J-J
25,000c-..Jan
J-J
$30,000c&r_Jan 1 1914
J-J
100,OOOc&r.July 1 1926
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
115.000c—Jan
1 1914
4s
A-0
50,000c. -Apr 1 1931
(Subject to call April 1 1911J
4s '04
A-O $87,000c. ..Sept 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$903,000
Sinking fund assets
.1
•
78,814
Elec. bds. exempt by spec.
Act (incl. above)
150,000
4s
4s '06
$35,000c
'19-'27
1 1920
(Subject to call after 1916.)
3Hs
J-J
$60,000c...July 1 1922,
(Subject to call Jan 1 1918.)
Refunding Bonds, 1896.
4s
M-N$15,000c
June 1 1916
4s
'
J-J
57,500c.Opt. aft. 1914
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $337,500
Water debt (Included)—.
230,000
Floating debt
—14,191
Sinking fund
31.285
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)..5,472,098
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$14.50
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$23.50
INT. on refund, bonds at Nat. Bk.
3Hs
Water debt (incl.)
239,000
37,028
Water sink, funds (incl.)—
Assess, val.
(4-5 act.) '12-16.473,967
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$16.50
INT.
on
refunding bonds due 1931
Bank, N. Y.; all other
at Fourth Nat.
bonds at office of City Treasurer.;
~
concord.
This
~~
Is
town
in
Essex
County.
Pop. '10, 1,030.
Inc. Sept. 15 1781.
BOND. DEBT Oct
1913—
$39,000
Floating debt
10,233
Assess, val. {% actual) 1913-453,385
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 —.$21.20
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bos.
—
—
Redemption, Boston; school bonds
and water 4s of 1910 at City Treas.
office; other bonds at Nat. Bank
of Barre.
essex junction.
This
village is in Chittenden Co
1892.
Population 1910, 1,245.
J-J
$7,000-..,-July -1 1933
School bonds.
$30,000
Water bonds.'.
35,000
bennington, town.
A shire town In Bennington Coun¬
Inc.
4s '13
Incorporated Feb. 11 1762.
Refunding Bonds.
_
'
4s
J-J
$90,000c...July 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$90,000
Village building bonds
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 1913-
Total valuation 1913—..$5,580,968
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$23.00
7,000
72,000
Sinking fund
■
8,000
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) 1912—715,449
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$19.50
INT. at First Nat. Bank, New York.
Population in 1910
8.698
INTEREST at Town Treas.1 office.
essex junction
bbattlebobo.
grad.
s. d.
County.
4s '13
M-N $5,000c.Nov 1 '33-'35
TOTAL DEBT June 1913-_$31,500
Sidewalk Bonds.
/
715,449
4s '12
J-J $20.000c.July 1 T9-'22 Assessed valuation 1913
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Library and Road Bonds.
4s '12
J-J
$10,000—Apr 1 16-19
Town-Hall and Funding Bonds. fair
This village is in Rutland County.
4s
J-J
$15,000c..Jan 1 *14-'18
Bridge Bonds.
'
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
$15,000c-..July 1 1918 4s
J-D $50,000c. -June 1 1923
3s
A-0
29,000c.-Apr 1 1923
(Subject to call June 1. 1913.) v
(Subject to call Apr 1 1913J
3Hs
F-A $15,000r_$l,000 yearly
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$65,000
4s '08
M-S ($4,000c-Jan 1 '14-'15 Assess, val.
(2-3 act.) '13._ 1,364.850
This town is in Windham
haven~
.
t
1,000c--Jan
11916
4s '13
J-J
28.000c._Jau 1 '14-'25
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $127,000
Total tax (per
$1,000)
1912
6.50
Population in 1910—a———2,554
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
Floating debt—— .w..—5,500
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.).6,363,650
hard wick.
$1,000) '12 $19.00
This village is in Caledonia County
Population in 1910
—
7,964 Inc. Nov. 15 1890. Pop. '10, 2,094..
INT. on town-hall bonds in N. Y.
Water Bonds.
at Hanover Nat. Bank; on others at
3.70s
M-N $9,000
-. — 1917
People's Nat. Bank in Brattleboro.
Total tax rate (per
,
~~~~
bristol.
'
This village Is In Addison County.
Inc. Feb. 26-1903.
Pop. TO. 1,180.
BOND. DEBT Oct 14 '13—.$51,000
Floating debt
-
Assess, val. {% act.)
10,000
19131--775,502
—
—
—
Village tax (per $1,000) 1913
$7.00
INT. at the First Nat.Bk., Boston
School Bonds.
4s & 5s J-J
$22,400
--
—
1914-1927
middlebury.
A- village
in Addison Co.
1816.
Population 1910, 1,866.
4s
4s
'11
J-J
J-J
J-J
4s
Bonds.
$45.000c_ ..July 1 1931
20,000c...:July 1 1931
4s'13
4s
BOND.
—-
5,000c.
Assess, val.
Oct
1913—$136,000
Population in 1910-.-.
Inc.
INT. at First Nat.
This
city
is
In
Franklin
County.
This city was organized March 2 1897
and
comprises the most populous
(Subject to
Sewer Bonds.
portion of the town of St. Albans.
tb call)
$90,500
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) *12._1,570,458
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$18.50
5s
Var $10,500r_(Subj
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 '13-
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, New
-.13,546
Bank, Boston.
st. albans.
-1921
1 1941
call May 1 1921.)
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $26,000c—Oct 1 '14-'17
Street Bonds.
F-A $35,000c-Oct
17-'23
4s '10
J-D
18-'20
15,000c.June
4s '11
J-D
15,000c_June
'17-19
Town Funding Bonds
4s '97
F-A
$5,000c...Feb 1 1914
Water Bonds.
4s '94
A-0
$7,000c__Apr 1 '14-17
4s '12
A-O
60,000c..Oct 1 '28-'31
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
4s *03
Nov
$7,000c—Nov 2 1923
4s '09
4s '09
York.
■.■v/w-.*
The city is situated In Washington
County. On March 5 1895 the town,
village and school district were con¬
solidated under a city charter.
School Bonds.
3 l-5s '00 M-N $30,000r.Nov 1 xl920
4s'12
A-O 100,000c —Apr 1x1932
4s '04
May
7,000c...May 2 1924
Bridge Bonds.
Water-Supply Warrants.
3 l-5s '00 A-O $15,000r_Nov 1xl920
4s '08
M-N
$9,000c.Nov 2 *14-17
Refunding Bonds.
School District Bonds.
3s '99
A-O $40,000r —.Apr 1 al919
4s'96
J-D
$8,000c_Dec 30 '14-'21
4s'97
J-J
12,500r—Aug 1x1917
4s'11
J-J
35,000c_July 1 '21-'27
City-Hall Bonds.
Sidewalk Bonds.
3 Hs'07 M-N $30,000c—May 1 al927
4s '05
June $7,000c —-June 7 1925
4s'09
F-A$120,000c--Aug 1x1929
U. S. Deposit Fund Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13- $347,500
4Ms'12 A-O $12,000c_Apr 1 '20-*22
Cash on hand..
119,600
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13- $249,000
Assessed valuation 1912
7,142,559
Tax valuation 1913
.4,181,102
Actual valuation (est.)
9,500,000
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912:.$ 17.50
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$20.00
Value of real estate owned
Population in 1910
6,381
by city (est.) 1912
-.$502,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Population in 1910
7,856
x Subj. to call 10 yrs. bef. maturity,
springfield.
a 15 years before maturity.
This village is in Windsor County.
INT. at Treas. office, Old Colony
Population 1910, 3,250
Trust Co., Boston, and Capital Sav. Inc. 1866.
4s
M-N $ 150,000c\$5,000 yearly
Bk. & Trust Co., Montpelier.
3s
M-N
25,000c)after 10 years
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $175,000
morrisville.
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Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_3,451,161
This village is in Lamoille County.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1911 -—$5.50
Water & Light Bonds {tax-free).
INT. on the 4s is payable at N. W.
4s '09
F-A $72,000c...Feb 1 1929
4s
F-A
20,000c..Feb 1 '15-*20 Harris & Co., Inc., Boston; on the 3s
BOND. DEBT Apr 30'13$92,000 at First National Bank, Springfield.
montpelier.
Floating debt
5,000
.1,149,865
---..T-
Assessed val. '12 {% act.)
;
sw anton.
This
is in Franklin County.
Population 1910, 1,236.
—
Building Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
4s '12
A-0 $30,000c ——1914-1923
Funding Bonds.
newport.
8
4s '09
F-A $94,000c_Aug 1 '14-!29
This village is in Orleans County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $100,000
Water Bonds.
20,000
4s g
J-D 330,000c
June 1920 Sinking fund
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913._
$30,000 Assess, val. (70% act.) '13-1,507,009
$16.50
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) 1913.1,938,071 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
INT. at Old Colony Tr.Co., Boston.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913——$,3.00
Population in 1910
—
2.548
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank,Bos. vergennes]
This city is situated in Addison
County.
Incorporated in 1788.
northfielil
Water Bonds.
This village is In Washington Co.
4s
Sept 1 $20,000c—Sept 1 1914
Electric-Light & Power Bonds
J-J
25,000c —_Jan
1 1929
4s
J-D $ 10,000c
1917 4s '08
Floating debt
$9,400
Water Bonds.
3Ks
M-S $72,000c_Mch 1 ,14-'37 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913— 54,400
910
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913---$82,000 Sinking fund
910,899
Floating debt
7,350 Tax val. (2-3 act.) 1913
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).1,021,766 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-— $19.00
• —
1,633
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$26.00 Population in 1910
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
1912.--$17.50
■— -1,445
Inc.
city
1788.
-
— —
.
Population in 1910
INT.
...-.1,918
—
waterburyT^
water bonds at Northfield
on
This village is in
Nat. Bank; on others at A. B. Leach
& Co., New York.
'
"•» ■.
is In Rutland County.
Population 1910, 2,758.
Water atnd Sewer Bonds.
3s
J-J
$80,000r__Jan 1 '15-'36
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$80,000
Floating debt
18,677
Total assessed val. 1913
2,498,900
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$15.00
INT. at Village Treasurer's
office
proctor.
Washington Coun¬
ty. Inc. Nov. 20 '82. Pop. '10,1,377
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N $23,000r_0n or bef. '16
This village
Inc.
1884.
rutland.
This city is In a town and a County
of the
name.
same
Inc.
as
a
Debt.
J-J
$25,000c
General
4s
4s g
4s g
4s
June
M-N 100,000c
May
M-N 50,000c....Nov
M-N
21,000c
Nov
Water Debt.
4s g
4s g
M-N $50,000c
M-N 65,000c
.
—
May
.Nov
^pwpr iHphf
1926
1924
1924
1938
M-N $25,000c....Nov
1024
M-N 75,000c—May 11926
M-N
16,000c
May 1938
Refunding Water Debt.
3Hs
J-J
$30,000c
Jan 1929
4s
Water Notes.
M-N
$2,000
School Notes.
Nov
1925
®
M-N
$5,000—Nov
1925
City-Hall Bonds.
3^s g M-S $20,000c...Sept 1 1931
4s
'12
Tax rate (per
INT.
{% act.)—
877,324
$1,000) 1912.: ..$6.00
Bank.
at Waterbury Nat.
windsor.
This village is In Wipdsor County.
Inc. 1884.
Population 1910, 1,906.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$11,000c
Janl 1931
Refunding Water & Sewer Bds
4s'09
J-J
$18,000c.July 1 '14-'29
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $12,500c—Sept 1 1914
Refunding Water Bonds.
J-J
$20,000c_July 1 '14-'29
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913r —.$61,500
4s '09
Floating debt
' 3,000.
1924 Assessed valuation 1913 --.1,034,024
1924 Tpx rate (per $1,000) 1912
$5.00
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos.
4s g
4s g
4s
4s '09
mtn $25,OOOc_On or bef. '19
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913--* $48,000
Assess, val.
town
Sept. 7 1761; city Nov. 19 1892.
1932
34,000—-.1917 &1924.
DEBT
Assessed val. '12 {% act.).9,550,872
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '13_$17.00
Water Bonds.
J-J
$30,000c —
M-N
50,000c...May
Electric-Light
4s '12
(2-3 act.) '13- 1,153,373
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$7.00
burlington.
INT. payable at Nat. Life Insur.
This city is in Chittenden County.
Co., Montpelier Hyde Park Bank
Inc. Feb. 21 1865.
Pop. '10. 20.467.
and C. D. Parker & Co., Boston,
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Proctor
Trust
Co.,
Proctor, and
4a
J-J
$40.000c_July 1917-T8
Village Treasurer's office.
4s
J-J
20,000c&r
1915
3Hs
J-J
30.000r.-July 1 1921
hartford. ~~
Electric-Light Bonds.
Refunding Bonds {tax-free).
1934
4s'04
J-J
$58,000c-..July
4s '10
A-0 $7o,000c—Apr 1 '20-'34
1936
4s '06
J-J
39,000c. ..July
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13—
$75,000
1935
4s '10
J-D
53,000c--.Dec
Floating debt
40,200
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912—3,341.922
1914
4s
J-J
$20,000c
Jan
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 —$20.00
1915
4s
A-O
25,000c
Oct
Population in 1910
4.179
85,000c.-July 1 1923
3Hs
J-J
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
25,000c—Dec 1 1924
3 Hs
J-D
32,000r
May 1 1921
3Hs'01 M-N
4s '04
J-J
38,000c.-July 1 1934 ludlow, town.
This town, chartered in 1761; Is In
36,000c. ..July 1 1939
4s '09
J-J
Windsor Co.
Pop'n 1910,, 2,215.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
$35,000
4s 0
J-J
$65.000c&r.Jan 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913Floating debt
24,209
Park Notes.
4s
J-J
'$4,000
1914-1918 Assessed valuation 1912. —1,144,914
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913---$21.00
Filtration-Plant-Bonds.
INT. at Ludlow Say. Bk. & Tr.CO'
4s i
A-0 $51,000c—Oct 1 1928
,
School Debt.
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"
ludlow, village.
M-N $20,000c..Nov'14 &'19
This village is in Windsor County. 4s
M-N
30,000c
May 1925
Inc. 1866.
Population 1910, 1,617. 4s
3s
M-S $27,400c—Mch 1 1915 4s g '07 M-N 50,000c...May 1 1937
M-N
20,000c--..May 1938
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$27,400 4s
M-N114,000
1914-1920
Floating debt
L
13,912 4s'13
1 1,000--1921
Cash in treasury
2,684
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $619,000
Assess, val. {% act.) 1913—845,812
203,175
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$2.50 Sinking fund, &c
INT. at Ludlow Sav. Bk. & Tr.Co. Water debt (included)147,000
Tax rate
of
ty.
13
MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT OF STATE.
.
winooski.
~~"
Ind. Sta. Burl¬
Is in Chittenden County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$62,000
Floating debt
—
64,480
Assessed valuation 1912—.1,731,350
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912—$2.13
Population in 1910
4,520
INT. at Winooski Sav. Bk. and
This village (P. O.
ington)
—
Champlain Trust Co.
State of Massachusetts.
its
"
..
DEBT, RESOURCES, &<c.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area ot State (square miles)
8,315
State Capital.
Boston
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1914)..Eugene N. Foss
-
Sec. of
St^te (term
Auditor
exp.
3d Wed. Jan. 1914)_F. J. Donahue
(term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1914)-Elmer A. Stevens
(term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1914)__Jdhn E. White
Treasurer
14
MASSACHUSETTS—DEBT OF STATE
LEGISLATURE meets annually the first Wednesday In January,
are not limited as to
length of time.
sessions
aud
City Supplement" of April 1895,
given in detail in the following table,
cipal and interest, in gold.
'All loans
Abolition of Grade Crossings.
M-N $4,500,000c&rNov 1 '23
M-N
500,000r Nov 1 1923
3 Msg'9SM-N
l,500,000r May 1 1928
3s g '99 M-N
l,500,000r May 1 1929
3Msg'02M-N
300,000r May 1 1929
1910...3,366,416
1905...3,003,635
1900...2,805,346
1890...2,238,943
*Court-House Bonds.
3 Msg
3s g
3Msg*07M-N
3Msg'07M-N
3Msg'09M-N
500,000r Nov 1 1936
500,000r Nov 1 1937
The
18.
page
Soldiers'
4s g
•
are
at
present is
payable, both prin-
Gratuity Bonds.
1924
-
Harbor-Improvement.
3Msg'97J-J
$500,OOOr Jan
♦Charles River Basin.
A-O
168,000 Oct 1 '14-39
A-O
1,029,OOOrOct 1 '14-27
Port of Boston Bonds.
4s.g '
$2,925.OOOrAug 1 *14-52
Massachusetts War Loan
3sg'98-'03A-O$l,240,000r_Aprl 1928
♦Water Loan (Metropolitan).
3 Msg'95J-J $13,000,000c July 1 1935
3Ms'98 J-J
4,000,000c Jan 1 1938
3sg'99-00J-J
4,000,000c July 1 1939
3s g '01 J-J 6,900,000c&rJan 1 1941
3 Ms g
J-J
3,100,OOOr Jan 1 1941
3 Msg'02J-J
3,500;000r Jan 1 1942
3 Ms g
J-J
4.000.000rJan 1 '43-44
3 Msg'05J-J
650,000c&r Jan 1 1945
3 Msg*06J-J
1,350,000c Jan 1 1946
3 Msg'09J-J
199,000c Jan 1 1949
3s g '09 J-J
199,000c Jan 11949
3 Msg'10 J-J
500,000 Jan 1 1950
3 Msg
190. OOOrJan 1 '14-51
J-J
3Ms g J-J
182,500r_Jan 1 '14-*52
,
State House.
3s g
A-O
3 Msg'05J-J
3 Ms g
3 Ms
$305,OOOr
60,OOOr
570,OOOr
40,000
'
A-O
A-O
Oct
Oct
1918
1918
Oct
1918
Oct
1918
♦Parks (Metropolitan).
3 Msg
J-J
$1,800,OOOr Jan
3Msg "J-J
2,600,OOOr Jan
3Msg'97J-J
3Msg'98J-J
1934
1936
2,400,OOOr Jan
1937
1,100,OOOr July
1938
3s g '99 J-J
1,605,OOOr July
1939
3s g '00 J-J
325,OOOr July
1940
3 Msg'02 J-J
450,OOOr Jan
1940
Prisons and Hospital Loans
3s g '01 J-J
750,OOOr Jan
1941
3Msg
M-N
1931 3.20sg'03J-J
$721,600rNov
100,OOOr Jan 1 1943
3s g '01 M-N
1931 3 Msg'03J-J
200,OOOr Nov
135,OOOr Jan 1 1943
3Msg'03M-N
1933 3 Msg'03J-J
746,650r May
640,OOOr July 1 1943
3 Msg'04M-N
507,250r May,
1934 3 Msg'04J-J
600.OOOr Jan i 1944
3 Msg'OoM-N 300,000c&r May
1934 3 Msg'05J-J
670,000c&r Jan 1 1945
3 Msg'0iM-N
404,OOOr Nov
1935 3 M8g'06J-J
600,000c&r Jan 1 1946
3 Msg'06M-N
166,OOOr Nov 1 1936 3Msg'07
600,OOOr Jan 1 1947
3Msg'07M-N
237,200r Nov 1 1937 3Msg'08J-J
125,OOOr Jan 1 1928
3s g 0J M-N
125,OOOr Nov 1 1938 3s g '09 J-J
60,OOOrJan 1 1949
3 Msg'09M-N
130,800r Nov 1 1938 3 Msg'09J-J
60, OOOrJan 1 1949
3 Msg'09M-N
2,149,000 Nov 1 1939 3 Ms g
J-J
46,000rJan 1 '14-51
3 Ms g
322,000rNov 1 '14-40 3 Ms g
M-N
J-J
14,250rJan 1 *14-32
5s
M-N
219,000 at opt of State 4s g
75.OOOr Jan 1 '14-31
4s g
160,000rNPvl '14-'17 4s g
200,OOOr. Jan 1 '14-35
....
'
523,287
1810
472,0401
422,845
378,787
IM¬
was
In the Act and
are
no
more
in extent than would be sufficient for suitable
building lots
on both sides of such highway or street; and after so much of
property has been appropriated for such highway or street as is
needed therefor,
may authorize the sale of the remainder for value with or
without suitable restrictions.
See V.
or
93, p. 1547.
Y
>
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—There seems to be no
provision in the consti¬
of Massachusetts
limiting the power of the Legislature to create
tution
State indebtedness, or
limiting its power to authorize municipal indebted¬
ness.
Statutes general and special have, however, been
passed on this
suhiect with respect to cities and towns.
The latest legislation
regarding the matter is known as Chapter 719 of the
Laws of 1913, approved
May 26 1913.
The limit of indebtedness for cities
and
towns
(excepting Boston) is fixed by Sections 6 and 12 of this law.
These sections follow:
Section 6. Cities and towns
may incur debt, outisde the limit of indebt¬
edness
prescribed in this Act, for the following
the periods hereinafter
specified:
(1)
one
For
purposes
and payable within
temporary loans under the provisions of Sections 3, 4
or
9,
year.
(2) For establishing or purchasing a system for supplying the inhabitants
of a city or town with
water, or for the purchase of land for the protection
of a water system, or for
acquiring water rights, 30 years.
(3) For the extension of water mains and for water departmental equip¬
ment, 5 years.
-
(4) For establishing, purchasing, extending or enlarging a gas or electric
lighting plant within the limits of a city or town, 20 years; but the indebt¬
edness
incurred shall be limited to an amount not
exceeding in a town
5% and in a city 2M% of the last preceding assessed valuation of such
or city.
.
(5) For acquiring land for the purposes of a public playground, as speci¬
fied in Section 19 of Chapter 28 of the Revised Laws and
amendments
thereof, 30 years; but the indebtedness so incurred shall be limited to an
amount not exceeding M of
1% of the iast preceding assessed valuation
of the city or town.
Debts for all of the purposes mentioned In this section snail be
payable
within the periods above specified from the date of the first issue of bonds
or notes on account
thereof, and may be incurred in accordance with the
provisions of existing law. except in so far as the same are inconsistent
with the previsions cf this Act.
All other debts hereafter incurred oy a city
or town shall be reckoned in
determining its limit of indebtedness, and debts
authorized under the provisions of this section, except for temporary loans,
may be incurred only by a vote of two-thirds of the voters present and
vctmg, or of two-thirds of all the members of a city council or other govern¬
ing body, taken by yeas and nays, and subject to the approval of the mayor,
if such approval is required by the charter of the city.
Section 12. Except as otherwise authorized by Section 6 of this Act
or by Chapter 634 of the Acts of the year 1913, a
city shall not authorize
indebtedness to an amount exceeding 2 M %. and a town shall not authorize
indebtedness to an amount exceeding 3%, on the average of the assessors'
valuations of the taxable property for the three preceding calendar years
the valuations oeing first reduced by the amount of all abatements allowed
thereon previous to the last day of December of the preceding calendar year.
Chapter 634 of the Laws of 1913, referred to above, provides for the pay¬
ment of outstanding demand notes and the restoration of trust funds.
Cities and towns which have demand notes outstanding or which have ex¬
pended town or trust funds for general expenses, are required to raise in the
tax levy of 1914 an amount necessary to redeem the notes and restore the
funds, or if to do this would impose too great a burden, they may borrow
for the purpose for a period not to exceed 15 years.
Section 5 of Chapter 719 specifies for just what purposes debts may be
incurred within the limit fixed by Section 12, and states also for what periods
such debt shall run.
Sections 3,4 and 9 authorize the issuance of temporary
loans, payable in not more than one year from date, in anticipation of the
sale of bonds or notes already voted, in anticipation cf the revenue of the
financial year, for the payment Of any land damages or
expenses of altering
grade crossings or any proportion of expense of constructing a highway in
anticipation cf reimbursement by the Commonwealth.
Section 8 prohibits
the sale of bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness at less than par.
How- ever, under Section 10 temporary loans issued under Sections 3, 4 and 9
may be negotiated at ,a discount.
Section 13 prohibits the creation of
further sinking funds, but such funds established prior to the passage of
the Act must be continued until the debt for which they were established
has matured.
Hereafter notes shall not be made payable on demand
(Section 14) and the payment of all debt, except that incurred under Sec¬
tions 3, 4 and 9, must be made by such annual installments as will extin¬
guish the same at maturity.
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Section 1 distinctly excepts Boston from the general provisions of the Act
in the following words:
"Section 1. The provisions of this Act shall not,
except as is hereinafter specified, apply to the city of Boston, but said city
shall femain subject to the provisions of all general and special laws appli¬
cable to it."
The specific reference to Boston is in Sect. 18, which we quote
so
town
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1 1937
3 Msg'04J-J
$250,OOOr Jan 1 1944
3 Msg'05J-J
400,000c&rJan 1 '45
3Msg'06J-J
600,OOOr Jan 1 1946
3Msg'07J-J
l,150,000c&rJan 1 *47
3 Hsg'08J-J
400,OOOr Jan 1 1948
3s g '09 J-J
425,OOOr Jan 1 1949
3Msg'09J-J
425,OOOr Jan 1 1949
475,000.. Jan 1 1950
3Msg'10J-J
3Ms g
J-J
284.000r_ Jan 1 '14-'50
Highways
3Ms g
A-O $1,300,OOOr Apr
1920
3 Msg'97A-0
700,OOOr April
1927
3 Msg'98A-0
300,OOOr Apr 11928
3s g
v
A-O
800,OOOr Apr 1*29-30
3s g '01 A-O
350,OOOr Apr 1 1931
3s g '02 A-O
10,OOOr Apr 1 1932
3 Ms g
A-O
665,OOOr Apr 1 1932
3 Msg'03A-O
400,OOOr Apr 1 1933
3Ms g A-O
668,000 Octl' 14-'40
3Ms g, A-O
1,100,500 Apr l'14-'38
A-O
3M g
277,000 Oct 1 '14-40
3 Ms g
A-O
65,OOOrOct 1 '14-26
A-O
3 Ms g
4,OOOrOct 1 '14-21
A-O
3 Ms g
331,OOOrOct 1 '14-41
3s g
4s g
737,6991 1800
610,408 1790
1820
CONDEMNATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO
the land
...
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1840
1830
Nov. 7 1911 a proposed amendment to the State
adopted which increases the power of the Legislature to
authorize the taking of land and
property for highways or streets
The
latter adds the
following to Article 10 of part 1 of the constitution:
The
Legislature may by special Acts, for the purpose of laying out, widening or
re-locating highways or streets, authorize the taking in fee by the Common¬
wealth, or by a county, city or town, of more land and property than are
needed for the actual construction of such
highway or street; provided,
however, that the land and property authorized to be taken are specified
M-S $290,OOOr Mar 1 '14-'38
M-S 459,750 Sept 1 *14-'39
Medfield Insane Asylum.
3 Msg'94A-0
$700,OOOr Apr 1
300,OOOr Apr 1
3Msg'95A-0
3 Msg
174,300r April
A-O
3 Msg'03A-O
165,500r Apr
3 Msg'04A-O
108,OOOr Apr
3 Msg'07A-O
22,OOOr Apr
England States.
1880.-.1,783,085
1870...1,457,351
1860.-.1,231,066
1850-.994,514
PROVEMENTS.—On
constitution
1915
250,OOOr Nov 1 1938
1927
250,000r Nov 1 1938
1933
3Msg'09M-N
500,000 Nov 11939
1934
3,Hsg M-N
374,000rNovl '14-40
1936
'3Ms g M-N
391,000rNov 1'14-41
Armory Bonds.
Hospital Loans.
3s g
M-S
$833,OOOr Sept 1 1918 3s g
1925
M-N = $332,500rNov
3s g
M-S
55,OOOrSept 1 1920 3 Msg'OlM-N
1925
128,OOOr Nov
3s g '92 M-S
95,000r Sept 1 1921 3s g
1929
110,450r May
M-N
3s g '93 M-S
100,OOOr Sept 1 1922 3 Ms g ■ M-N
1929
73,OOOr May
3s g '94 M-S
123,OOOr Sept 1 1923 3 Ms g
1933
200,OOOr May
M-N
3s g
M-S
150,OOOr Sept 1 1925 3Msg'06M-N,
1935
75,OOOr Nov
3s g '•
M-S
320,OOOr Mch 1 1927 3 Ms g
1936
M-N
80,OOOr Nov
3s g '02 M-S
38,OOOr Sept 1 1931 3 Msg'07M-N
1937
300,OOOr Nov
3 Msg
M-S
140,OOOr Sept 1 1931 3 Ms
133,000 Nov
1939
M-N
3s g '02 M-S
75,OOOr Mch 1 1932
♦Metropolitan Sewer.
3Msg'04M-S
62,OOOr Sept 1 1934
3s g
M-S $6,100,OOOr Jan
1 1930
3s g
M-S
65,OOOr Sept 11934
3s g
M-S
500,OOOr Alch 1 1935
3Msg'05M-S
33,OOOr Mch 1 1935
M-S
3 Ms g
495,OOOr Jan 1 1930
3Msg'05M-S
10,OOOr Sept 1 1935
M-S
339', OOOr Mch 1 1935
3Ms g
3 Msg'05M-S
5,OOOrSept 1 1934
3s g
M-S
l,024.912r July 1 1939
3 Msg'05M-S
1,OOOr Mch 1 1927
3s g
M-S
65,OOOr Mch 1 1936
3 Msg'06M-S
28,OOOr Sept 1 1918
M-S
3Ms g
3,586.OOOr July 1 1940
3 Msg'06M-S
21,500r Sept 1 1921
3 Ms g
M-S
1,046,OOOr Jan 1 1943
3Msg'06M-S
64,OOOr Mch 1 1936
M-S
3 Ms g
305,OOOr July 1 1943
3 Msg'07M-S
230,OOOr Mch 1 1937
3 Msg'04M-S
392,OOOr July 1 1944
3Msg'07M-S
22,OOOr Sept 1 1937
3 Msg'06M-S
1,175,000 July 1 1946
3Msg
M-S
61,OOOr Sept 1 1935
3s g 09 M-S
150,000c Jan 1 1949
3Hsg M-S
421,OOOr Mch 1 1938
3 Msg'09M-S
263,000c Jan 1 1949
3 Ms g
M-S
100,OOOr Sept 1 1938
59,OOOr. Jan 1 T4-'42
M-S
3s g '09 M-S
5,OOOr Mch 1 1938 3Msg
4s g
378,000r_Jan 1 '14-'52
J-J
3s g '09 M-S
40,OOOr Sept 1 1938
3 Msg'09M-S
100,000 Sept 1 1939
State-House Construction;
3Ms g M-S 264,OOOr Sept 1 '14-'40 3s g '95 A-O
$550,OOOr Apr 1 1915
3 M g
M-S
54,OOOr Sept 1 '14-'40 3 Msg'96A-0
625,OOOr Apr 1 1916
3Hg
M-S
51,OOOr Sept 1 '14-'41 3s g'97 A-O
125,OOOr April
1917
4s g
M-S 365,OOOr.Sept 1 'l4-'42 3s g'98 A-O
50,OOOr Apr 1 1918
3s g '09 M-N
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$135,OOOrAug 1 *14-22
...
3Ms g
3Msg
debt
xcvii.
POPULATION OF STATE.—Massachusetts has the largest population
of any of the New
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of the State debt see "State
and
[Vol.
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Nominal or contingent debt except
"parks," of which $2,567,500 is a
obligation.
Two-thirds ($535,333) of the Court-house loans is
contingent debt.
See below.
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.
direct State
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,
PUBLIC
SALES OF BONDS.—A bill passed the
Legislature in 1904
directing, the Treasurer to advertise all future sales of State bonds
instead
of disposing of the same at private
sale, as had been the practice for several
previous years.
(V. 78, p. 1565.)
•
INTEREST is payable at State Treasury in Boston;
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
Net
debt..
,3S,250,410
$79,230,252
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•
FUNDS, &c.—
Dec. 1 1912.
Total funded debt_$117,480,662
Sinking funds, &c_.
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Dec. 11911.
Dec. 11910.
Dec
11909
$116,234,162 $114,436,162 $110,520,162
35,844,648
33,358,409
30,863 096
$80,389,514
The above debt is of two classes:
the Direct
the Commonwealth is directly and
which
$81,077,753
$79,657^066
Debt, for the payment of
entirely responsible*
Nominal
and
the
or Contingent Debt, for which the
Commonwealth has loaned its
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
credit to
has
been incurred.
applicable thereto
On
were
Dec.
as
1 1912
follows:
debt
these classes and the sinking
funds
Direct Debt.
Sinking funds
Net debt
below:
Years—
1912
1911
1905
1900-..
1880
$117,480,662
38,250,410
$58,440,242
$79,230,252
VALUATION.—The State's assessed valuation has
been
Real Estate.
1910
1890
Grand Total.
$74,368,079
15,927,837
—...-...-$20,790,010
ASSESSED
as
Nominal Debt.
$43,112,583
22,322,573
debt
-
Personal Property.
Total.
$3,216,714,460
3,092,791,011
2,977,075,471
2,600,445,146
2,315,687,381
1,600,137,807
1,111,160,072
$2,262,565,233
2,156,384,984
$5,479,279,693
5,249,175,995
5,027,154,806
2,050,079:335
1,621,835,908
1,562,983,689
1,013,077,330
816,695,358
4,222,281,054
3,878,671,070
2,613,215,137
1.927.855.430
The larger portion of the State's revenue is
derived from corporations
national bunk stocks, savings bank and
inheritance taxes.
In 1912 the tax
assessed aggregated $16,183,989.74, of which
$8,225,170.97 accrues to the
Commonwealth and the balance is apportioned to
cities and towns
Of the
total- of $16,183,989.74," $1,195,946.87 was
assessed upon street
railway
companies, $4,379,592.51 upon other public service
corporations. $3 604 046.95 upon domestic business corporations,
$1,808,454.73 upon savings
banks, $1,563,515.93 upon national banks and $2,154,406 85
upon In¬
heritances.
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Section 53.
The taxes assessed in the city of Boston on propefcry. exclusive
of the State tax and other amounts assessed upon the city
by the Common¬
wealth, the county tax and sums required by law to be raised on account of
shall not in any year exceed $10 55 on every $1,000 of the
average of the assessors' valuation of the taxable propetty therein for
the preceding three years, such valuation being first reduced by the amount
of all abatements allowed thereon previous to Dec. 31 in the yqar pre¬
ceding said assessment.
Any order or appropriation requiring a larger
assessment than is herein limited shall be.void."
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Sections 13 and 14 relating to sinking funds and the payment of future
loans took effect upon the passage of the Act.
The other soctions referred
to above will become effective Jan. 1 1914.
We have room here to give
only this brief outline of Chapter 719.
The law in full will be found in the
'Chronicle" of Aug. 23 1913, pages 486 to 488 inclusive.
the bity debt,
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Clause 15, Sec. 5, Part I, Chapter
of the Acts of 1909, provides that the following securities shall be ex¬
490
"Bonds or certificates of indebtedness of the Common¬
day of January in the year 1906, and bonds,
of indebtedness of any county, fire district, water
supply district, city or town in the Commonwealth which may be Issued
on or after the first day of May in the year 1908, stating on their face that
they are exempt from taxation in Massachusetts."
empt from taxation:
wealth issued since the first
"
Bonded
"Section 18. Sections 53 of Part I of Chapter 490 of the Acts of 1909, as
521 of the Acts of 1910, is hereby further amended by
striking cut the said section and inserting in place thereof the following—
amended by Chapter
.
notes
and
certificates
SAVINGS BANK IN VESTMENTS—POWER AND RESTRICTIONS.
Investment by savings banks in Massachusetts is governed by Chap. 590
referred to In V. 87, p. 257, and in an editorial article
of the Acts of 1908,
on
pages
5 and 6 of the "State and City Supplement" for May 29 1909.
The
was further amended in 1909 and 1912 (see "Chronicle" of May 25 1912,
"State and City Department"), and Clause "Fourteenth" was added in
law
1913, the law at present reading as
SECTION
68.
Deposits
and
the
follows:
income derived
therefrom
shall be
invested only as follows:
o1 Real Estate.—In first mortgages of real estate
located In this Commonwealth not to exceed 60% of the value of such real
estate* but not more than 70% of the whole amount of deposits shall be so
invested. - If a loan is made on unimproved and unproductive real estate,
the amount loaned thereon shall not exceed 40% of the value of such real
estate.
[For conditions that must be observed In making such loans see
law in full in V. 87, p. 257.1
SECOND—Public Funds.—(a) In the public funds of the United States
FIRST—First Mortgages
or
of any
of the New England States.
(b) In the bonds oir notes of a county, city or town of this Commonwealth.
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MASSACHUSETTS—DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., J 913. |
In tne bonds or notes
(c)
of an Incorporated district In this Common¬
does not exceed 5% of the last preceding
therein for the assessment of taxes.
(d) In the bonds or notes of any city of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Rhode Island or Connecticut whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5%
of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment
of taxes; or of any county or town of said States whose net indebtedness
does not exceed 3% of such valuation; or of any incorporated water district
of said States which has within its limits more than five thousand inhabit¬
ants, and whose bonds or notes are a direct obligation on all the taxable
property of such district and whose net indebtedness does not exceed 3%
of such valuation.
Provided, that there is not included within the limits
of such water district, either wholly or in part, any city or town the bonds
or notes of which are not a legal investment.
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(e) In the legally authorized bonds of the States of New York, Pennsyl¬
vania. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisqonsln, 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 whicn have been issued for other than municipal pur¬
poses, but on which the interest has been fully paid, of any city of the afore¬
said States, which has at the date of such investment more than thirty
thousand inhabitants, as established by the last national or State census
or city census, certified to by the city clerk or treasurer of said city, and
taken in the same manner as a national or State census, preceding such in¬
vestment, and whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the valuation
of the taxable property therein, to be ascertained by the last preceding valu¬
ation of property therein for the assessment of taxes.
(f) In the legally authorized bonds of the States of California, Delaware,
Nebraska," New Jersey, Oregon and Washington, and in the legally author¬
ized bonds for municipal purposes or in refunding bonds which have been
issued for other than municipal purposes, but on which the interest has
been fully paid, of any city of the States of California, Connecticut, Dela¬
ware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland,
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wash¬
ington and Wisconsin, which has at the date of such investment more than
one hundred thousand inhabitants,
established in the same manner as is
provided in subdivision (e) of this clause, and whose net indebtedness does
not exceed seven per cent of the valuation of the taxable property therein,
established and ascertained as provided in subdivision (e) ,of this clause.
(g) In subdivisions (d), (e) and (f) of this clause the words "net indebted¬
ness" mean the indebtedness of a county, city, town or district omitting
debts created for supplying the inhabitants with water and debts created
In anticipation of taxes to be paid within one year, and deducting the
amount of sinking funds available for the payment of the indebtedness
wealth whose net indebtedness
valuation of the property
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Included.
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RAILROAD
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THIRD.— (a) In
BONDS.
Massachusetts Railroads.
the bonds or notes, issued in accordance with the laws of
this Commonwealth, of a railroad corporation incorporated therein the rail¬
road of which is located wholly or in part therein, which has paid in dividends
in cash an amount
equal to not less than 4% per annum on all its
outstand¬
ing issues of capital stock in each fiscal year for the five years next preceding
such investment, or in the first mortgage bonds of a terminal corporation
incorporated in this Commonwealth and whose property is located therein,
which is owned and operated,^ or the bonds of which are guaranteed as to
principal and interest, or assumed, by such railroad corporation.
Any
shares of the capital stock of a railroad corporation leased to such railroad
corporation, which are owned by said lessee corporation, shall not be con¬
sidered as outstanding within the meaning of this subdivision.
New
England Railroads.
;
corporation incorporated
of the railroad of which is
I? in possession of and is
operating its own road or is leased to another railroad corporation; provided
either that such bonds shall be secured by a first mortgage of the whole or
a
part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation or by a
refunding mortgage as described in paragraph (3) or (4) of subdivision g; or
that if the railroad and railroad property of such corporation are unincum¬
bered 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, equip¬
ment and franchise or upon any of its real or personal property, without in¬
cluding in and securing by such mortgage all bonds previously Issued and
all its pre-existing debts and liabilities, which provision, so enacted in such
State, shall have been accepted by the stockholders of such corporation;
and provided, that such corporation has paid in dividends in cash an amount
equal to not less than 4% per annum on all its outstanding issues of capital
stock in each fiscal year for the five years next preceding such investment.
(c) In the first mortgage bonds or assumed first mortgage bonds or in
the bonds secured by a refunding mortgage as described in paragraphs. (3)
or (4) of subdivision g, of a railroad corporation incorporated in any of the
New England States the railroad of which is located wholly or in part
therein, which have been guaranteed as to principal and interest by a
railroad corporation described in subdivisions a or & which is in possession
of and is operating its own road.
(d) No bond shall be made a legal investment by subdivision b unless
the corporation which issued or assumed such bond has, during its fiscal
year next preceding the date of such investment, paid in dividends on its
capital stock an amount equal to one-third of the total amount of Interest
paid on all its direct and assumed funded indebtedness.
No bond shall be made a legal investment by subdivision c unless the
corporation which guaranteed such bond has, during its fiscal year next
preceding such Investment, paid in dividends oh 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.
(b) Iii the bonds or assumed bonds of a railroad
In any of the New England States at least one-half
located in said States, whether such corporation
;
.
.
Other Railroads.
—
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.
(e)
In the mortgage bonds,- as described in any of. the following sub¬
divisions of this clause, of any railroad corporation incorporated under the
of the United States:
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Provided, that during each of the ten fiscal years of
laws of any
•
such railroad cor¬
poration next preceding the date of such investment—
(1) Such railroad corporation owned in fee not less than five hundred
miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United
States, or if such corporation owned in fee less than five hundred miles of
such railroad, the gross earnings of such corporation, reckoned as herein¬
after provided, shall have been not less than fifteen million dollars;
(2) Such railroad corporation shall have paid the matured principal and
Interest of all its mortgage indebtedness;
(3) Such railroad corporation shall have paid in dividends in cash to its
stockholders an amount equal to at least four per cent upon all its out¬
standing capital stock.
,
.
(4) The gross earnings from the operation of the property of such rail¬
road corporation, including therein the gross earnings of all railroads leased
and operated or controlled and operated by said corporation, and the gross
earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, shall
not have been, less in amount than five times the amount necessary to pay
the interest payable upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, the rentals
of all leased lines, and the Interest on all the outstanding indebtedness of
railroads controlled and operated which is not owned by said corporation
after deducting from said
interest and rentals interest and dividends
received from the
stocks, bonds or notes of
railroad corporations not
operated by said corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee as
the only security to secure the paymept 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
mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming
the
corporation, including all bonds not issued that may legally be
No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision i or j 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
(6)
paragraph five, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of such
guaranteeing corporation outstanding at the date of such investment; nor
in case at said date the total debt of the corporation which Issued said bonds
shall exceed three times its outstanding capital stock.
In
•
the
case
of
a mortgage executed prior to the passage of this Act,
total amount of bonds which may be issued is not spe¬
cifically stated, the amount of bonds outstanding thereunder at the date of
such investment shall be considered, for the purposes of paragraph five
the total authorized issue.
railroad corporation which is mentioned In subdivision c of
twenty-six of chapter one hundred and thirteen of
the Revised Laws shall be considered as having complied with all the re¬
quirements of this subdivision preceding paragraph five up to and including
the fiscal year of said corporation in which this Act is passed.
and of this paragraph, as
(7)
Any
clause fourth of section
DESCRIPTION
;
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OF BONDS.
Definition of First Mortgage.—Whenever the term "first mortgage'"
is used in the following subdivisions, it shall mean, unless otherwise quali¬
(1)
of the railroad
corporation on
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 rail¬
road property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this require¬
fied, a first mortgage on not less than seventy-five per cent
owned in fee at the date of the mortgage by the railroad
the railroad of which said mortgage is a
ment.
(g)
issued or assumed by a railroad corpora¬
which are secured by a mortgage which was
is at the date of such investment—
Direct Obligations.—Bonds
tion described in subdivision e,
at the date
or
thereof
or
(1) A first mortgage on railroad owned In fee by the corporation issuing
assuming said bonds, except that, if it is not a first mortgage on seventy-
five per cent of all such railroad owned In fee by said corporation, it
a first mortgage
on at least seventy-five per cent of the railroad
shall be
subject
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 se¬
cured by said mortgage shall not become legal investments unless said
corporation owns in fee at least seventy-five per cent of the total mileage
which is subject to the lien of said mortgage and which is represented or
covered by said stocks or bonds;
(2) A first mortgage, or a mortgage or trust indenture which is in effect
a first mortgage, upon all the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage
or trust indenture,
by virtue of the irrevocable pledge with the trustee
thereof of an entire issue or issues of bonds which are a first lien upon the
railroad of a railroad corporation which is owned and operated, controlled
and operated Or leased and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming
to the lien of said mortgage at
said bonds;
A refunding mortgage which covers at least seventy-five per cent of
date of said mortgage
provides for the retirement of all outstanding mortgage debts w hich 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 .
(3)
the railroad owned in fee by said corporation at the
and
At
least
which is
seventy-five per cent of the outstanding bonds of each issue
secured
by
a
of said
said refunding
mortgage lien upon such railroad; and all
railroad not owned in fee which is so subjected to the lien of
mortgage shall be the railroad of one or more railroad corporations which
are owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated,
by the corporation issuing or assuming said refunding mortgage bonds;
But in no case shall the bonds secured by said refunding mortgage become
legal investment unless they mature at a later date than any bonds which
refund, nor unless the total mileage
subjected to the lien of said refunding mortgage in accordance with the
requirements of this paragraph is at least twenty-five per cent greater than
the mileage covered by any one of the mortgages securing bonds which said
refunding mortgage is given to refund.
a
said refunding mortgage is given to
(4) A mortgage upon not less than ten per cent of the railroad, ex¬
clusive of sidings, owned in fee at the date of said mortgage by the corpora¬
tion issuing or assuming said bonds, but in no case on less than
continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad; provided, that
Said mortgage is a first or second lien upon not less than
five hundred
seventy-five
cent of the total railroad covered by said mortgage at the date thereof,
per
:
debts which are a
prior lien upon said railroad owned in fee and covered by said mortgage,
and which provides for the retirement of all mortgage
at the date of the execution thereof;
The bonds secured by
said mortgage mature at a later date than, and
mileage at least twenty-five per cent greater than is covered by;
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.
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(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
cqver a
any
Erincipal and Interest by, a railroad corporation whose refunding mortgage
onds are made a legal investment under paragraphs three or four of sub¬
division g; provided, that—
.
Said bonds are prior to and are to be refunded by such refunding mortgage;
Said refunding mortgage covers all the real property upon which the
mortgage securing said underlying bonds is a lien.
In the case of bonds so guaranteed or assumed, the corporation issuing
said bonds is owned and
operated, controlled and operated, or leased and
operated, by said railroad corporation. •'
(i) Guaranteed Obligations.—Bonds which have been guaranteed by en¬
dorsement as to both principal and interest by a railroad corporation which
Has complied
Said bonds
with all the provisions of subdivision e: provided, that—
are secured by a first mortgage on the railroad of a railroad
corporation which is owned and Operated, controlled and operated, or
leased and operated, by the corporation guaranteeing said bonds;
In the case of a leased railroad, the entire capital stock of which, except
shares qualifying directors, is not owned by the lessee, the rental includes
an amount to be paid to the stockholders of said leased railroad equal to at
least four per cent per annum upon that portion of the entire capital stock
thereof outstanding which is not owned by the lessee.
.
(j) First mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation which during,each of
its ten fiscal years next preceding the date of such investment has complied
with all the requirements of paragraphs two, three and four of subdivision
e; provided, that said bonds are guaranteed by endorsement as to both
principal and interest by a railroad corporation which has Complied with
all the requirements of subdivision e preceding paragraph five, notwith¬
standing that the railroad of said Issuing corporation is not operated by
said guaranteeing corporation.
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DISTURB¬
CHARGES.
CORPORATION NOT TO LOSE CREDIT BY TEMPORARY
ANCE OF RELATION OF GROSS EARNINGS TO FIXED
(k) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under any
provisions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal although the cor¬
poration issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such bonds shall fail for a period
not exceeding two successive fiscal years to comply with the requirements of
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.
of the
Issued
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.
under
In
under which the
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BONDS
NOT
TO
BECOME
ILLEGAL
ON
ACCOUNT
OF
CONSOLIDATION.
(1)
of
Bonds which have been
the
or
shall become legal investments under any
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
corpora¬
tion which issued or assumed said bonds has been or shall be consolidated
with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing cor-
poration shall assume the payment of said bonds, and so long as it shall
continue to pay regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the securities
Issued against, in exchange for Or to acquire the stock of the corporation
consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon securities subsequently;
Issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least equal to
16
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
our per
cent per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the time of
uch consolidation or purchase, of said
corporation which issued or assumed
said
If after the
OF A
CORPORATION
NOT TO
BE
LOST
BY
CONSOLIDATION.
•>
f
railroad corporation which has compiled with all the require¬
ments of subdivision e
preceding paragraph Ave, except that the period of
,
I Opinion of Attorney-General Regarding Legality of N.
Bonds as Savings Bank
a
as
one
complied: provided, that said succeeding corporation shall
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.
so
James
Swift
M.
poration.
As stated in V. 92,
p. 462, the report of the Commission ap¬
pointed under the Act referred to was filed with the
Legislature on Feb. 17
1911.
The Act stated that "nothing herein contained shall authorize the
investment by savings banks in the securities aforesaid unless
they are other¬
wise legal investments under the
provisions of Chapter 590, Acts of 1909,"
and the Attorney-General finds that "no
matter what the finding of the
Commission appointed under the Act with reference to assets and liabilities
was, it would not in and of itself make
any change In the
Eurchase in which all continuous corporation in or purchased corporations,
said consolidated, merged ownership and possession,
considered
would have
Y. N. H. A H. RR.
Investments.]—Attorney-General
rendered an opinion In Feb. 1911 with reference to the Act
passed by
the Legislature in June 1910 to validate bonds and
stocks of the New
York New Haven & Hartford RR.
Co., and for the purpose of determining
whether or not the assets were sufficient to show the road a
solvent cor¬
compliance is less than ten, but not less than five successive years, shall be,
or shall have been,
thereupon consolidated or merged into, or its railroad
purchased and all of the debts of such corporation assumed by, another
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any of the United States,
such corporation so succeeding shall be considered as having complied with
all the provisions of subdivision e preceding paragraph five during those
successive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or
continue
expiration of said period, such corporation conplies for the
year with the requirements of the clauses specified above, it
shall be regarded as
having complied therewith during said period; provided
that it shall not have so failed to
comply during any other period within
the next preceding ten years.
CREDIT
If
xcvii.
following fiscal
bonds.
(m)
[Vol.
so
to
standing of securi¬
ties for savings bank Investments."
See V. 92, p. 541.
.
STREET
RAILWAY CORPORATIONS ARE NOT RAILROAD
CORPORATIONS.
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, "railroad corpora¬
tion" means a corporation which owns or is in possession of and operating
a railroad or
railway of the class usually operated by steam power.
Street
railway corporations are not railroad corporations within the meaning of
CITIES,
:•
(n)
this Act.
INVESTMENTS
NOT
TO
BECOME
ILLEGAL.
STREET
,
RAILWAY
BONDS.
FIFTH.—In the bonds of any street railway company Incorporated In
Commonwealth the railway of which is located wholly or in part
this
therein, and which has earned and paid in dividends in cash an amount
equal to at least five per cent upon all its outstanding capital stock in each
of the five years last preceding the certification by the Board of Railroad
Commissioners hereinafter provided for.
No such Investment shall be
made unless said company appears from returns made
by it to the Board of
Railroad Commissioners to have properly paid said dividends without im-
Sairment dayassets or capital each year certifyboard transmit or before the
fteenth of
stock, and said and shall on to the Bank
of January in
Commissioner a list of such street railway companies.
Dividends paid by way of rental to stockholders of a leased street railway
company shall be deemed to have been earned and paid by said company
within the meaning of this clause, provided that said company shall have
annually earned,
and properly paid in dividends in cash, without impair¬
capital stock, an amount equal to at least five per cent
upon all its outstanding capital stock in each of the five fiscal years next
preceding the date of the lease thereof.
If two or more street railway companies have been consoli "ated
by pur¬
chase or otherwise during the five years prior to said certiftca
>n, the pay¬
ment severally from the earnings of eacn year of dividends
equivalent in
the aggregate to a dividend of five per cent on the aggregate capital stocks
of the several companies during the years preceding such consolidation
shall be sufficient for the purpose of this Act.
.
of assets or
ment
The
Board of
Railroad Commissioners
in January 1912 announced the
meeting the requirements of this clause (V. 93, p. 1736)1
Boston Elevated Ry. Co.
Fitchburg & Leominster St. Ry. Co.
Boston & Northern Ry. Co.
Holyoke Street Ry. Co.
Boston & Revere Electric Ry. Co.
Springfield Street Ry. Co.
Citizens' Elec. St. Ry. of Newb'yp't. Union Street Ry. Co.
Dartmouth & Westport St. Ry. Co.
West End Street Ry. Co.
■■East Middlesex Street Ry. Co.
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. 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.)
following roads
as
TELEPHONE COMPANY BONDS.
SIXTH.—In the bonds of any telephone company
subject to the pro¬
of section thirty-seven of chapter fourteen of the Revised
Laws,
and of which a majority of the directors are residents of the
Commonwealth:
visions
Provided, that during each of the five fiscal years of such telephone com¬
pany 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
of all its indebtedness.
interest
(3)
*
Such
telephone company shall have paid in dividends in cash ah
amount equal to not less than six per cent per annum on all its
outstanding
Issues of capital stock.
(4) The dividends paid on the capital stock of such telephone
company
shall not have been less than the total amount
necessary to pay the Interest
upon its entire outstanding indebtedness.
And further provided that such bonds shall be secured either
(a) by a
first mortgage upon at least seventy-five per cent of the
property of such
telephone Company or (b) by the deposit with a trust company incorporated
under the laws of this Commonwealth of bonds and shares of stock of
other
telephone corporations, under an indenture of trust which limits the amount
of bonds so secured to seventy-five per cent of the value of
the securities
deposited as stated and determined in said indenture, and provided that
during each of the five years next preceding such investment the annual
Interest and dividends paid in cash on the securities
deposited have
amounted to not less than fifty per cent In excess of the
annual interest on
the bonds outstanding and secured by said deposit.
Not more than two
per cent of the deposits of any savings bank shall be invested in thebonds
of telephone companies.
'•
BANK STOCKS AND DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
a banking association
located in the New
England States and Incorporated under the authority of the United
States,
or in the stock of a trust company
incorporated under the laws of and doing
business within this Commonwealth, but such
corporation shall not hold
both by way of investment and as security for loans more
than twenty per
cent of Its deposits in the stock of such associations or
companies, nor in
SEVENTH.—In the stock of
.
such association
one
In,
of
nor more
than
the
or
one
any
company more than three per cent of its
deposits
hundred thousand dollars nor more than
one-quarter
capital stock of, such association or company.
Such corporation
deposit not more than two and one-half per cent of its
deposits in any
banking association incorporated under the authority of the United States
and located in this Commonwealth, and in
any trust company Incorporated
in this Commonwealth, but such deposit shall not in
any case exceed five
hundred thousand dollars nor twenty-five per cent of the
capital stock and
surplus fund of such depositary.
Clause Eighth relates to loans on personal
security, which are restricted
to one-third of the deposits and income.
[In addition to loans authorized
by Clause Eighth, under an Act approved April 8 1910, banks
may loan on
notes with a pledge as collateral of life insurance
policies.
V. 90
p. 1376 1
Clause Ninth concerns the amount to be invested in a bank
building Clause
Tenth deals with real estate acquired by
foreclosure, and Clause Eleventh
with securities acquired in settlement of
indebtedness
Clause Twelfth re¬
lates to pledges of securities as collateral and
provides against invalidating
the same.
For the provisions of these
clauses, see V. 87, p. 257, where the
jaw was printed in full.
may
LIST OF BONDS TO BE
PREPARED.
THIRTEENTH.—Not later than the first
day of February in each year
the Commissioner shall prepare a list of all the
bonds and notes which are
then legal Investments under the provisions of
clauses third, fourth
fifth
and sixth.
Said list shall at all times be open to
public inspection and a
copy thereof shall be sent to every savings bank.
The report of the Bank Commissioner for 1912
contains a list of bonds
considered legal under clauses third, fourth, fifth and
sixth of the above Act
This list appeared In State & City Dept. of
"Chronicle" Anrll 26 1913
FOURTEENTH.—Bonds which at any time hereafter
have been for ten
successive years legal investments under the
provisions of subdivisions
la, b, c or d of Clause 3, Clause 5 or Clause 6 of this section shall
not be
'rendered illegal although the corporation issuing,
assuming or guaranteeing
such bonds shall fail for a period not exceeding two
successive years to
comply,^ as to dividends on fts capital stock, with the requirements of
the
clauses specified above; but no further investment in the
bonds issued
assumed or guaranteed by such corporation shall be made
during said period.
TOWNS
IN
THE
Aggregate Municipal Indebtedness.
Prior to 1911 the local
the Tax Commissioner
assessors were required to make an annual return to
showing the debt and assessed valuation of munici¬
In 1911, however, the Legislature transferred the
duty of making
up these figures to the Bureau of Statistics, which conducted a
special in¬
vestigation, and as a result submitted a report to the Legislature on April 15
1912 urging a complete revision of the law
palities.
ment in any mortgages of real estate held by such corporation at the
of Its passage, nor the Investment at such time or thereafter In any
,
AND
MASSACHUSETTS.
v
FOURTH.—The
provisions of this Act shall not render Illegal the invest¬
time
issue
of bonds or notes dated prior to its passage, in which such corporation was
then authorized to Invest, so long as such bonds or notes continue to com¬
ply with the requirements of law then In force.
OF
'
.
PRESENT
COUNTIES
STATE
relating to municipal indebtedness
and presenting the
following summary of debt to the close of the several
municipal years ending between Nov. 30 1910 and
"approximately"
April 1 1911:
Net general debt—
'
Within debt limit, exclusive of trust funds
borrowed or used
$67,506,812 18
Trust funds borrowed or used
V
-
794,301 92
51,802,833 06
Outside debt limit
$120,103,947 16
Net public service enterprise debt—
Water, $30,139,647 34; all other, $18,154,638 15
48,294,285 49
Net cemetery debt
174,020 56
Total net funded or fixed debt
Amount of sinking funds
$168,572,253 21
70,020,011 61
_
Total gross funded or fixed debt
-$238,592,264 82
8,623,524 71
Tax loans
Outstanding warrants
or
orders
514,041 66
Aggregate municipal indebtedness._i
$247,729,831 19
The following table shows the aggregate assessed valuation as returned
by the local assessors, the aggregate net debt of all the municipalities of
and the Dercentage of the same, for the years indicated:
the State,
-AggregateYear—
1910
Valuation.
—
1909
Net
.$3,907,892,598
3,727,473,635
3,590,690,106
3,512,557,604
3,312,255,163
2,961,119,947
2,154,134,626
1,584,756,802
1,497,351,686
1908
.
1907
.......
.
1905
.
1900
.
1890
.
1880
1871
.
--
Debt.
Percentage.
$167,315,903
166,080,073
163,558,325
158,586,274
147,509,003
131,016,743
70,742,786
68,512,929
39,421,298
.
.
4,2
4.4
4.5
4.5
4.4
•
-
4.4-:
3.2
4.3
AGAWAM.'
ABINGTON.
This town is in Plymouth County.
Inc. in 1712.
Pop. in 1910, 5,455.
Water Loan.
*17-' 18
As
$2;000c_May
4s
'14-'16
15.000c.May
May
'14-'17
4s
Jan
4,000c.Jan
'23-'40
4s
M-N 54,000c.May
4s '10
*14-'28
J-J
15,000-July
•14-'17
3 Ms
J-D
2,000c.June
Bridge and Memorial Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
$9,600c. July 1 '14-21
,
_
This town is in
Hampden County.
Water Loan Act. of 1913 Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J $100,000c_ July 1 '14-'43
BOND. DEBT June 1913. $145,000
Sing. fd. (other than water)
23,404
Assessed valuation 1913—.2,589,631
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
1912—$17.60
3,501
__
School Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
$ 18,000c_ July 1 '14-'22
Water Refunding Bonds.
4s '11
M-N
$3,000----May 1 1941
AMESBURY.
Amesbury Township is in Essex Co.
Fire-Engine-House Bonds
M-N $5,500r_May 15 '14-19
-
3Ms
Water-Plant Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13---$135,300
4s '06
J-J
Tax valuation 1912
4s '10
J-J
4s *11
M-N
3,402,628
(Property is assessed at actual value)
Total tax
1912..$22.20
(per $1,000)
$217,000c.July 1 '14-'35
27,000c_July 1 '14-'40
10,000c.May 1 *14-'23
Sewer Bonds.
4s '12
J-J $71,500c —.1914-1942
4Ms'13 J-J
25,000c
1914-1939
Street-Improvement Loan.
$4,000c
-1914-1917
ACTON WEST & SOUTH WATER 4Ms'13 J-J
Refunding Notes.
SUPPLY DISTRICT.
4s
J-D
$9,000c-June 26 '14-16
This district is in Middlesex Co.
Bridge Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$12.000c --1914-1919
4s'12
F-A $96,500c_Aug 15 14-42
INT at First. Nat. Bank. Boston.
.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '1913
$96,500
Assessed valuation 1913—1,372,655
(Assessment
about
actual value.)
Population in, 1913 (est.) ——.1,800
INT- at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
School Bonds.
4s'07
J-J
$9,000r_July 1
14-'16
PERM'T DEBT Oct 1913- $390,000
Assess, val. '12 (4-5 act.)—6,537,580
Total tax
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
INT.
1913 —$19.80
---9,894
—
school bonds paid to regis¬
tered holder; on water bonds of 1906
at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, and
ADAMS.
on
This town Is in Berkshire County.
on water 4s of 1910 &
Incorporated Oct. 15 1778.
1911,
bonds and refund,
notes at
Library Bonds.
4s '07
A-0 $12,OOOr__Oct 3 '14-'15 Nat. Bank, Boston.
School Bonds.
sewer
First
'
,
$5,000r„Oct 3
20,000r__0ct 3
50,000r-.0ct 3
3 Ms'lO A-0
4.000r__0ct 3
Refunding Loan.
3Ms'09 A-0 $10,000r„-Oct
4s '09
A-0
7,000r—Oct
4s '08
4s
'08
4s
'09
A-O
A-0
A-O
14-15
*16-*17
'19-'23
AMHERST.
'14-'15
Inc.
3 1918
3 1918
4s g
^
Land for Armory.
'12
J-J
$8,700--July 1
This town is in
t
'13-'17
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)__-6,527,163
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$20.40
Population in 1910
'02
A-0
INTEREST
1920
payable in Amherst.
AND OYER.
This town is in Essex
was
County and
incorporated May 6 1646.
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N $30,000c.Nov 1
'14-'19
4s-
M-N
4s
J-D
1 1920
'22-23
J-D
10,000c. ..Nov
20,000c.June 1
15,000c—June
5,000c.-.June
19,000c_Apr 1
'14-'31
$30,000c.-Oct 1 *15-'20 4s
A-0
5,000c ...Oct 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- --$45,000
'08
1
4s
ton; other Interest by Treasurer.
ADAMS FIRE DISTRICT.
4s
$50,000c. ..Jan
$50,000
76,000
39,322
Assessed valuation 1913
5,261,132
(Assessment about
actual
value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--$19.50
---13,026
INTEREST on coupon bonds pay¬
able at Old Colony Trust Co., Bos¬
4s
J-J
Floating debt
Sinking fund
11,100
fund
Hampshire County.
Population 1910, 5,112.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13_. $171,700
Sinking
1759.
Refunding* Bonds.
Street Loan.
■
4s *11
A-0 $35,000_.-Oct 1 '14- 20
4s '12
A-O
5,000c
Oct 1 1921
4s
J-D
3 Ms
A-0
3 Ms'08 J-D
1 1925
1
1928
40.000c_June 1 '14-'33
fund
18,013 4s '10
A-0
28,600c_Apr 1 *14-'35
Assessed valuation 1912—6,089,190
4s
M-S
8,000c_Sept 1 '14-'21
Fire, dist. tax (per $1,000) '12_$2.60
School Bonds.
Population in 1910
—13,067 4s '10
J-J
$4,000c--July 1 1914
INT. payable in Adams at First
Sewer Bonds.
Nat. Bank and Greylock Nat. Bank; 4s
J-D
$30,000c- June 1 1928
also at State House, Boston.
4s'09
A-O
l.OOOo.-Apr 1 1919
Sinking
-
2.6
ANDOVEE (Concluded.)—
BOND. DEBT Jan 13 1913-$295,000
Total valuation 1912
16.50
$1,000) 1912
Tax rate (per
Total valuation
Street Bonds.
J-D $40,000c...June 1
1916
55,437 GEN. BONDS Oct 28 '13 $1,364,100
71,000
7,207,765 Time notes
fund
Sinking
883,087
Value town property
—7,301
Population In 1910—
4s *06
Sinking fund
154,039
Water debt (incl. above).
635,500
Water sinking fund (incl.)
102,513
Total valuation 1913
20,316,193
on the water 3 Ms of
(Assessment about M actual value)
payable at the Old Colony Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-.$18.20
Boston; on other loans at
Population in 1910
16,215
National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank of
Attleborough, Boston Safe Deposit
& Trust Co., Boston, First Nat. Bk.
ARLINGTON.
and Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
This town Is in Middlesex County.
INTEREST
1908
is
town property Jan. 1
1912,
BELMONT.
$1,601,185.
Pop'n 1910, 11,187.
This town CP. O.
Boston) is in
Water Works.
Middlesex County.
Incorp. in 1859.
4s'92
J-J
$92,000c
Jan 11922
School-House Bonds.
4s'94
A-O
92,000c--Apr 1 1924
J-D $40,000c...June 1 1917
4s '96
A-O
5,000c. --Oct 1 1926 4s
A-O
13,000c..Oct 1 '14-*24
4s '98
A-O
15,000c-—Oct 1 1928 4s *04
J-D
20,000c. .June '14-'23
4s'97
A-O
10,000c.-Oct 11927 3 Ms
J-J
9,000c.July 1 '14-'22
4s'95
A-O
10,000c...Oct 11925 4s '08
J-J
4,000c.July 1 *14-'21
4s'05
J-D
5,000-.Dec 15'14-'18 4s '11
Street Loan.
4s'07
J-D
7,000 —Dec 1 '14-'20
4s
A-O
$6,OOOc__Oct 1 *14-'15
4s'08
J-D
6,000-_Dec31 '14-'19
M-S
4,000c_Mch 1 T4-T7
4s *09
J-D
3,000 --June 1 '14-' 19 4s '07
Water Loans.
4s '08
J-D
1,000—-Dec 31 1914
F-A
$8,000c_..Aug 1 1925
4s '10
J-D
12,000.-Dec 1 '14-'25 4s
Value
„
1 1946
_
4s
J-J
4s
9.000—Dec 2 '14-'22
—
M-N $15,000c--Nov
Sewer Bonds.
4s '96
J-D
4s
J-D
J-D
A-O
*06
4s '09
4s
6,000c...July
5,000c...Dec
7,000c... June
2.000c_Dec 1
10,000c. ..Apr
11926
1 1926
1 1929
'14-'17
1 1939
J-D$100,000c--June 1 1936
/ 4,000c.Apr 1 *14-'17
J-D
10,500---Dec 31 1923 4Ms* 13
\ 13,000c_ Apr 1 '18-'43
J-D
2,000--Dec 1 *14-'15
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s *10
J-D
10.000c.Dec 1 '14-'18
4s
J-D $14,000c..-June 1 1928
Highway Loans.
■
A-O
500c ..Apr 1 1914
4s '08
J-D
$2,000.Dec 31 '14-15 4s
4Ms'13
2,500c.Apr 1 '14-T8
Town-Yard Loan.
I
" f».
4s *09
J-D
$1,000-.June 1'14-'15
4s
M-N $18,000c...Nov 1 1924
Town-Hall-Site Loan.
4s
J-J
9,000c... July 1 1926
3Ms'99 A-O $52,000c--.Apr 11939
4s
J-D
6,000c...June 1 1927
School Loans.
J-D
20,000c... June 2 1932
4s '99
A-O
$8,700c_Apr 1914-'19 3 Ms
A-O
10,000c...Oct 2 1930
4s *04
J-J
8,000c.July 1 '14r'2l 3Ms
M-S
10,000c...Mch 1 1937
4s '04
J-D
3.000c_Dec 15 '14-'16 4s *07
J-D
10,000c
June 1 1938
4s'08
J-D
32,500-.Dec31'14-'26 4s *08
J-D
10,000c
June 1 1941
4s '08
J-D
1,500--Dec31 '14-'16 4s '11
4s '12
M-S
4,000c.Sept 1 '14-17
4s'10
J-Df 24,500c_Dec 1 *14-'20
F-A
10,000c...Feb 1 1943
\ 15,000c_Dec 1 '21-25 4s '12
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s *10
1,500.— Dec! *14-' 16
J-D
$2.000c_June 1 '14-'17
4s'12
10,000—Dec 1 '14-T8 4s
F-A
1,000c—Aug 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913..$655,750 4s
6,000c_Sept 1 '14-T6
Floating debt-43,000 4s *12 M-S
Sinking fund
123,821 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913..$270,000
4s '96
4s '03
—
--
oa n *
...
...
Borrowing
(Assessment at actual value)
Taxrate
73,000
153,666 Bonds outside limit
1912.-13,980,549 Sinking fund
capacity-------
Total assessed val.
$20.80
(ppr$l,000) 1912
INT. at Beacon Trust Co., Boston.
50,712
8,243,702
Total valuation 1913
(Assessment at about
actual value)
$1,000) 1912 ...$18.30
Population in 1910-----5,542
Total tax (per
INT. at Beacon Trust Co.
,
Boston.
ATHOL.
This town is situated In Worcester BEVERLY.
County.
This
city
is in
Essex County.
Founded 1626; a town,
1668; in¬
limit) corporated as a city May 23 1894.
1 1924
School Loans.
1 1933 4s '02
A-OJ$21,OOOc__Oct 1 *14-'20
1934
I 2,500c ....Oct 1 1921
1 1938 3
25.OOOc.July 1 '14-'18
Ms*03 Ja
1939 4s '03 J-J
10,000c. July 1 '19-'20
Incorp.* Mch. 6 1762.
Sewer Loan (outside debt
4s *94
J-J
$50,000c--July
4s '03
J-J
28,000c—July
4s '04
J-J
3,200c
4s'08
J-J
24,000c-..Apr
4s '09
J-J
5.000c ....
Miscellaneous.
4Ms
A-O
$3,750c—Oct 3 *14-'18
Paving Notes.
4s
A-O ,$2,500-- -1914-1916
Water Bds. (outside debt limit).
F-AS301,000c.-Aug 1 !14-'36
F-A
28,000c—Aug 1 '14-'41
School-House Loan.
4s
A-O $24,000c
1914-1925
4s *12
A-O
31,000c-Oct 1 '14-'21
4s '06
4s
'
TOTAL DEBT. Apr
1913-S522,700
46,662
337,000
fund
—
(included)
Tax valuation 1912
Sinking
Water debt
—
5,542,480
(per$1,000) 1912
$20.70
Population in 1910
—8,536
Population in 1912 (est.)--—9,000
Taxrate
1913—$17.70
18,650
Population in 1910
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $21,000
J-J
130,000
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
J-D
sewerage bonds of 1908 3
Ms
J-J
and 1911 and all issues of 1912 is pay
3Ms
J-J
able at Old Colony Tr. Co. in Boston; 3Ms'05 J-D
on other loans at First Nat. Bk., Bos.
3Ms'06 J-J
3 Ms
A-O
INT.
on
3s
BILLERICA.
Middlesex County.
Population 1910, 2.789.
This town is In
Inc.
1655.
4Ms'13
$22,000—..
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s
A-O $30,000c...Apr
Bridge Bonds.
F-A
4s *10
4s
14-19
1914-1919
„
M-N $90,000c..-May
School Bonds.
■
.
A-O
1 1928
•
*
3Ms
Apr $25,000c...April
1921
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-- $145,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
18,000
4s
A-O
4s
$6,000c_Aug 2
3 Ms
Aug
6,000r
Water Bonds
J-D
A-O
J-J
4s
1 1919
^
.
J-J
3 Ms
3 Ms
3Ms
...
A-O
3 Ms
J-J
3MsTl J-J
4s 10
J-J
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
14,000
65,605
-
4s
1912—2,829,996
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s
Floating debt..
Sinking fund.
Assessed valuation
$1,000) 1912—$17.00
Tax rate (per
INTEREST is payable in Boston
on
water bonds at the Old Colony
Trust Co. and on town-hall bonds at
the Mercantile Trust Co.; on bridge
in Lowell.
3 Ms
BOSTON.
Chas.
4s *07
n
$40,459,900
1913
(per $1,000)
Tax rate
Trust Co.,
4s '12
17
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.J
J. F. Fitzgerald, Mayor;
H. Slattery, City Treas.;
J.Alfred Mitchell, City
City was incorporated
Auditor.
Feb.23 1822.
4s
4s
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3s
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms'04
3 Ms'04
3 Ms'05
3 Ms'05
3 Ms'05
3 Ms
charter amendment 4s '06
adopted under which municipal 3 Ms'07
nominations are to be made only 4s '07
On Nov. 2 1909 a
was
petition of 5,000 voters.
The
subject
V.89,p. 1234.
question of holding a recall elec¬
upon
4s '07
Mayor serves for four years,
4s *07
to recall after two years.
The
tion
was
7
Nov.
submitted to the voters on
1911, but failed to carry.
V. 93, p.
voters
1337.
4s '11
On Nov. 7 1911 the 3 Ms'll
accepted an Act passed by the
Legislature annexing the town of
Hyde Park, which became a part of
the city Jan. 1 1912. V. 93, p. 1337.
In Nov. 1912 an Act authorizing the
city to issue $2,500,000 bonds out¬
the construc¬
side the debt limit for
tion
4s'08
3 Ms'09
3Ms'10
of streets was accepted
by the
V. 95, p. 1422.
county of Suffolk, in which
Boston is situated, contains also the
voters.
The
city of Chelsea and the towns of Re¬
vere
and Winthrop.
Boston, how¬
ever, receives all the county income,
pays all the county expenses, owns
the county buildings, and is responsi¬
ble
for
the
county
debt,
which
amounted on Oct. 31 1913 to$3,799,000.
The details of this county debt
are included in the following financial
report for this city.
"Miscellaneous Loans."
4s '11
4s
Inc., Bos¬
and Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston
County.
4s'13
$75,000----1924-1932
Water Bonds
M-S $12,000c—Sept 1 1915
4s
J-J
20,000c ...Jan 1 1919
4s
A-O
25,000c,-Oct 1 1922
4s
J-J
35,000c&r.July 1 1923
4s
J-J
40,000c--July 1 1924
4s
J-J
25,000c.-July 1 1926
--.
4s
J-J
10,000c.-July 1 1927
J-J
13,000c.-July 11928
3Msg
J-J
15,000r.-July 1 1929
3Msg
J-J12,000c.-July 1 1930
3Msg
J-J
10,000c
Jan 11921
3 Ms
A-O
20,000c
Apr 1 1921
3 Ms
A-O
30,000c.-.Apr 1 1932
4S
A-O
30,000c-.-Oct 1 1933
4s *04
A-O
20,000p
Oct 11934
3 Ms'05 M-S 100,000c.-Mch 1 1935
3 Ms'05 M-N
50,000c.—Nov 1 1935
4s'08
A-O
42,000c__Apr 1 '14-'34
4s
J-J
9,000c_July 1 '14-'18
4s'10
J-J
ll,000c__Jan 1 *14-'19
4s '10
J-J
33,500c_July 1 *14-'28
4s '10
J-J
24,000c_July 1 *29-'40
4s '10
J-J
17,000.-July 1 '14-'30
4s '11
J-J
32,000c_July 1 '14-'41
School-House Notes.
4s'09
M-N $30,000.-May 1'14-'19
4s '12
M-N 25,000-May 20 '14-'18
Fire-Engine Notes.
4s '11
M-N $6,000.-Nov 1 '14-'15
High-School-Lot Notes.
4s '12
M-N $2,000--.May 20 1914
Fire-Engine-Station Bonds.
4s '10
M-N $26,600c_May 2 '14-'20
School Bonds.
3Ms'00 M-N$30,000
Nov 1 1920
4s '12
F-A 166,000—Aug 1 '14-'32
Sewer Bonds.
4s '10
J-J
$79,000c.July 1 '14-»25
4s
J-J
50,000.-July 1 '25-'32
4s *11
A-Of 32,000—Oct 1'14-'21
4s
4s
t
4s '10
4s '12
4s '12
4s *13
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J^2
60,000 --Oct
50.000c_July
70,000c.July
75,000—July
50,000—July
1
1
1
1
1
*22-'41
'32-'40
'14-'27
*28-'42
*14-'38
July
8,100
Apr
50,000....Oct
46,300
Oct
1922
1919
1918
1917
1915
1915
1914
60,000
Jan 11934
64,000—Jan 2 T4-'21
3l.000-.July 1 *14-'29
50,000
July 1 1921
200,000
June 1 1932
500,000
July 1 1937
300,000...-Jan 11938
4Ms;i3 M-N/80,O00r_Ncy 1 '14-'23
\ 35,OOOr .Nov I '24-'28
4Ms'13 M-N 75,000r_Nov 1 *14-*28.
Rapid Transit.
4s
A-O $50,000— -Oct 1 1934
4s
A-O 1,000,000
Apr 1 1935
3 Ms
J-J
250,000-... Jan 11936
3 Ms
A-O 500,000
Apr 1 1936
3 Ms
A-Ol,500,000....Oct 1 1936
3 Ms
J-J 1,000,000.... July 1 1937
3 Ms
J-J
200,000
Jan' 1 1938
3 Ms
A-O 200,000
Apr 1 1938
3 Ms
J-J
50,000—-July 1 1940
3s
A-O 250,000
Oct 1 1941
3s
J-J
201,000..^ .Jan 1 1942
3Ms
J-D 500,000—..June 1 1942
3 Ms
J-J
300,000
Jan 1 1943
3 Ms
J-Dl,300,000-... June 1 1943
3 Ms
J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1944
3 Ms'04 J-D
133,000r
June 1 1944
3Ms'05 J-J
100,000....July 1 1945
3 Ms'07 J-J
75,000
Jan 1 1947
4s '07
A-O
5,000
Oct
1947
3Ms'09 A-O 350,000r___Apr 1 1949
4s '10
J-J
500,000r...July 1 1950
4s '11
M-N 404,000r
Nov 1 1956
3 Ms'll J-J
46,000
July 1 1956
4s '12
119,000—.Oct
1957
4s *12
31,000
May 11957
4s '12
40,000—..July 1 1957
Oct 1 1914
Apr 1 1915
Oct 11915
J-J
84,200
Jan 1 1916
4s
J-J
3,000c. ..July 1 1921
4s '03
'14-T6
J-J
518.300
July 1 1916
4s
M-N
3,OOOc.May 1
4s '05
A-O
3,000
Apr 1 1916
4s
77,000c_May 1 •l4-*24
A-O 102,500. ...Oct
1 1916
4s
6,000c...May 1 1925
4s *05
M
M-N
4s
25,000..-Nov 30 1916
5,000c..-May 1 1926
J-J
10,500-.-Jan 1 1917
4s
12,OOOc_May 1 '14-'19
3 Ms'09 M-N
A-O
s
3,000
Apr 1 1917
l2,OOOc.May 1 *14-'19
4Ms'07 M-N
J-J
s
107,100....July 1 1917
Highways.
1,000c...May 1 1920
J-J
J-J $500,000 —.July 1 1915
3 Ms
130,500.... July 1 1917 4s
lO.OOOc.Aug 1 '14-'15
4s *10
F-A
A-O 105,000
Oct 1 1917 4s
J-J
700,000
July 1 1916
4s
60,000c. Aug 1 *16-'30
J-J
108,800—Jan 1 1918 3 Ms
3 Ms
J-J
499,000
Jan 1 1917
J-D
16,000c.Dec 1 '14-'21
4s '11
A-O
75,000
Apr 1 1918 3 Ms
J-J
730,000.—.July 1 1919
4s '12
M-N/70,000c_Nov 1 '14-'27 3 Ms
J-J
3 Ms
80,000-—Jul/1 1918 3 Ms
J-J
500,000
June
1922
\20,000c_Nov 1 '28-'32
A-O
18,000--Oct 11918 3 Ms
A-O
3,700
Oct
1922
3MS
M-N
9,000c. Nov 1 *14-'22
4s '12
A-O 155.600
3 Ms
Apr 1 1919 4s'07
J-J
250,000
July 11927
Town Loans.
J-J
331,200..-July 1 1919 3 Ms
J-J
750,000
Jan 1 1928
3Ms
6s
M-N
S7,500c.Nov 23'14-18
1919 3 Ms
A-O
8,000 ....Oct
3s
J-J
5,000
July 1 1928
Water Loan.
1919 3 Ms
A-O
10,000
Oct
A-O * 6,000
Oct 1 1928
3Ms
4s
F-A$150.000c..-Aug 1 1917
1919 3Ms
J-D
3 Ms
38,293.44-Dec
'
J-J
650...-Jan 11929
4s *03 "J-J
?12,OOOc.July 1 '14-T9
1921 3 Ms
J-J
3s
270,510--Jan
A-O
44,800....Apr 1 1929
1
5,000c. July 1 *20-'24
1921 3 Ms
A-O
3s
83,000;
Apr
J-J
518,000
Jan 11930
3Ms'05 A-O J20,000c.-Oct 1 '14-'27
1921 3 Ms
A-O 150,000 ....Oct
3s
1 1,000c
J-J
661,000
July 1 1930
Oct 1 1928
J-J
3 Ms
J-J
3,550—July 1 1930
39,000 ....July 1 1921 3s
(18.OOOc_.Oct 1 '14-'22
J-J
3s
J-J
150,000
Jan 11931
49,550
Jan 1 1922 3s
4s '05
A-O
1,000c
Oct 1 1928
J-D 519,000
A-O 300,000....Apr 1 1931
June 1 1922 3s
I 4.000c..Oct 1 '29-'30 3 Ms
A-O
3 Ms
64,000
Oct 1 1922 3 Ms
J-J
600,000—July 1 1931
Library Bonds.
A-O
25,000 —-Oct 1 1928 3s
A-O 220,000
Oct 1 1931
3Ms
4s '09
A-O
$8,000--Oct 1 |14-;i7
'14-'21
J-J
3 Ms
104,500—Jan 1 1923 3S
J-J
126,000....Jan 1 1932
4s *11
J-D /48,000c.Dec
*22-'31
A-O
3 Ms
85,000
Apr 1 1923 3s
J-J
83,000
Jan 1 1932
150,000c.Dec
J-D 512,500--June 1 1923 3s
3 Ms
A-O
56,300
Apr 1 1932
Fire Loan.
J-J
5,800—,-Jan- 1 1924 3 Ms
J-D 649,000
Jupe 11932
3Ms
4s '06
J-J
$2,000c_july 1 '14-T6
J-D 100,000
3 Ms
June 1 1932 3 Ms
A-O
5,001
Oct 11932
Sewer Loans.
*
'14-T9
3 Ms'04 J-D
75,000r_— June 1 1924 3 Ms
A-O
30,000
Oct
1932
4s '93
J-J
$24,000c.July
'14-'25
3 Ms'04 A-O
63,700
Oct 1 1934 3 Ms
J-J
483,000.. ..Dec 311932
J-J
48,000c_July
4s '00
T4-'24
3 Ms'05 J-D
57,500
Dec 1 1925 3 Ms
J-J
5,000
Jan 11933
A-O /44,000c.Apr
4s *03
'25-'34
10,000
Jan 1 1926 3 Ms
3Ms'06 J-J
J-D 500,000
June 1 1933
120,OOOc_Apr
'14-'31
4,350—Dec 1 1926 3 Ms
3Ms'06 J-D
J-J
170,000—Jan 11934
4s '06
A-O/126,000c. Apr
'32-'36
3 Ms'07 J-J
350,500
Jan
1927 3Ms'04 J-D 600,OOOr...June 1 1934
25,000c_Apr
'14-'22
4s '07
A-O
5,000 ....Apr 1 1927 3 Ms'05 J-D 533,000....Dec 11935
18,000c..Oct
4 Ms'07 A-O
4s '07
J-J
J-J
500,000.1-July 11936
224,000
July 1 1927 4s'06
25,000c.Sept 1 '14-'18
4s '08
M-S
56,500 ...June 1 1928 3 Ms'09 A-O 250,000r.-Apr 1 1929
4s '08
J-D
3,000c.. .Mch 1 1914
3 Ms'G9 M-S
3 Ms' 10 J-J
J-J
510,000r_July 1 '14-'30
60,000-Jan 1 '14-'25 4s'10
6,000.-June 1 '14-'15
4s '10
J-D
3 Ms'10 J-J
M-N 270.,000r_Nov 1 '14-'31
20,000 ..Jan 1 '14-'17 4s '11
36,OOOc_July 1 '14-'22
4s '11
J-J
40,000-Jan 1 *14-'21 4Ms "12 A-O 345,000r._Oct 1 '14-'32
3Ms'10 J-J
9,OOOc_Aug 1 *14-'16
4s '11
F-A
3 Ms'10 J-J
14,000-Jan 1 *14-'20 4»'13
J-J
300,000r_ Jan 1 '14-*33
3,000c. ..Sept 1 1914
4s '11
M-S
4s '10
J-J
6,000-July 1 '14-'15
Tunnel and Subway Bonds.
Public-Building Loan.
'14-T7
J-J
4s '10
3,000-July 1 '14-T9 3Ms *04 J-D$950,OOOr. ..June 1 1944
4s
'09 A-O
$8,000...Oct 1
J-J
4s '10
24,500-July 1 '14-'20 3 Ms'05 A-O 556,700
Apr 1 1945
4s
'10 M-S
2,000 —Mch 1 1914
J-J
4s *10
10,000..July 1 '21-'30 3 Ms'05 J-J 1,400,000
July 1 1945
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
4s '10
17.000-July 1 '14-'30 3 Ms'06 A-O
11,000
Apr 1 1946
3Ms'09 M-S/$12,000..Mch 1 '14-T7
J-J
4s '10
19,000
July 1 '14-'30 3 Ms'06 J-D 489,000
June 1 1946
1
2,000--Alch 1 1918
J-J
4s '10
J-J 1,000,000
24,000..July 1 *14-'30 4s '06
July 1 1946
3Ms'll J-J
9,000-Jan 2 '14-T6 3 Ms'07 J-J
13,150
Jan 11947
1 '14-'2l
J-J 1,000,000—July 1 1947
3Ms'll J-J
80,000..Jan 2 *14-'29 4s '07
4s '06
J-J
/ 7,000..July 1 '14-'20
A-O 486,850
Apr 1 1947
3Ms'll J-J
16,000-July 1 '14-'21 4s t07
\
500
July 1 1921
4s '11
M-N 130,000r_Nov 1 '14-'26 4s '08
J-D2,000,OOOr...Junel 1948
4s '12
M-N 26,OOOc_Dec 1 '14-*26
4s '12
4,000
Oct '14-'17 3 Ms'09 A-O 300,OOOr. ..Apr 1 1949
Dredging Loans.
4s '12
A-O 140,000—Oct 1 *14-'27 3Ms'10 J-J
222,000..Jan 1 '14-'50
4s
M-N
$5,000c_Nov 1 '14-T8
4s '12
J-J
19,000
Oct *14-'32 4s'10
500,OOOr...July 1 1950
4s '03
M-N /24,000c_Nov 1 •14-'2F
4s '12
J-J
500,000r...Jan
11957
14,000
Oct '14-'27 4s'12
1 2,000c. ..Nov 1 1922
10,000
July
1957
4MsT3M-N/135,000r.Nov 1 '14-'28 4s '12
Playground Bonds.
A-O 2,700,000r_.Oct 1 1957
I 40,000r_Nov 1 '29-*33 4s '12
4s '10
J-J
$7,000— July 1 *14-20
J-J
4Ms'13M-N 100,000r.Nov 1 *14-'33 4s '13
2,100,000r—Jan 1 1958
Street Loans.
4Ms'13M-N
60,000r_Nov 1 '14-'28 4Ms'13 M-N 1,300,OOOr.Nov 1 1958
4s '03
J-J
$30,000c.July 1 T4-'23
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
A-O
15,000c.Oct 1 '14-T8
4Ms'13M-N/120,000r_Nov 1 *14-'23
4s '08
A-0$700,000
Oct 1 1918
J-D
1 55,000r_Nov 1 24-'28 4s
30,000c. Dec 1 '14-T9
4s *12
A-O
4s '13
J-J
406,000—July 1 1922
16,000—Oct 1 '14-'21 4s
J-D / lO.OOOc.Dec I '14-T5
4s '12
A-O
4 s *13
10,000..Oct 1 *14-'23 3 Ms
A-O 800,000
Oct 11919
1
4,000c. .Dec 1 1916
A-O
4s *13
35,000—Oct 1 T4-'20 3Ms
J-J
50,000
July 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 !13.$1,313,700
A-O
50,000
Apr 1 1921
7,500—Oct 1 '14-T8 3s
Exempt bonds (incl.)....
783,500 4s '13 A-O
4s *13
A-O
22,000.-Oct 1 '14-'24 3Ms
J-J
17,000.—Jan
1923
Borrow. capac
446,808
4s
A-O
S 15,000
4s
A-O
110,500
4s
A-O 204,500
—
...
...
.
_
__
*
ATTLEBOROTJGH.
This town is in Bristol
IncorDorated Oct. 19 1694.
25,000
1923
J-J
J-D
J-J
J-J
J-J
300,000—-July 1 1939
A-O
10,000...-Oct 1 1934
A-O
10,000
Oct 1 1935
J-J
30,000
July 11936
A-O 100,000
Oct 1 1936
A-O
50,000....Oct 11938
J-J ,400,000 --Jan 1 1940
J-J
200,000.... July 1 1940
J-J
5,000
Jan 1 1942
J-D 200,000
June 1 1942
J-D 200,000
June 1 1943
J-D 250,000r_ ..June 1 1944
J-D
28,000r_ ..June 1 1924
J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1945
J-J
1.500
Jan 11935
J-J
100,000
July 1 1945
J-J
1,500
Jan 11936
J-J
150,000...-July 1 1946
J-J
48,000
Jan 11937
J-J
70,000...-July 1 1927
J-D
9,000
Dec
1937
J-D
49,000
Dec
1947
J-J
205,000
June 1 1928
J-J
3,900
Jan 29 1949
J-J
6,000..Jan 1 *14-'15
J-J 100,250...Jan 2 *14-'26
J-J
3.000..July 1 *14-'16
M-N 200.000r-.Nov 1 *14-'21
A-O 143,000—.Oct T4-'27
„
INT. at N. W. Harris,
on,
Oct 11918
July 1 1919
1923
1923
1924
1925
1926
19,000
June
19,000
Jan
31,000.....Jan
16,500
Dec 1
14,500
Jan 1
5,000
Oct 1
50,000
Jan 1
216.66.Dec 1
7,500
Apr 1
.
'
,
_
4sPark J-jai$16,OOOc.Jtily
...
...
...
—
_
,
18
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
BOSTON
(Con.)—
Sewerage Bonds.
J-J
$50,000
July 1 1914
A-0 108,050
Apr 1 1915
4s
J-J
35,000
July 1 1916
3 Ms
J-J
500,000
July 1 1919
4s
A-0
41,000....Oct 15 1916
4s
M-N 93,500
Nov 1916
3 Ms
J-J
500,000
Jan 1 1928
3 Ms
J-J
500,000
July 1 1928
3 Ms
J-J 1,000,000
July 1 1929
3 Ms
J-J
100,000
Jan 1 1930
3 Ms
A-0 109,000...-Apr 1 1930
3
j-j
791,000
July 1 1930
3 Ms
J-D2,000,000.-June 1 '32-'33
3 Ms'04 J-Dl,000,000r—June 11944
3 Ms'05 J-J
800,000
July 1 1935
3 Ms'05 J-D 200,000
Deo 1 1935
4s '06
J-J
749,000
July 1 1936
4s '07
A-0 200,650
Apr 1 1937
4s '07
J-J
495,000-...July 1 1937
4s '07
A-O
4,350
Oct 1 1937
4s '08
J-D 300,OOOr—June 1 1938
3Ms'09 A-0 300,OOOr...Apr 1 1939
4s '10
J-J
270,000r_july 1 '14-140
4s *11
M-N 230,000r_Nov 1 '14-136
4s *12
A-0 408,000r_.Oct 1 '14-'37
4Ms'13 M-N600,000r_Nov 1 *14-'38
„
J-J
3Ms
3Ms
J-D
J-J
3s
A-0
4s
A-0
4s
J-J
3 Ms
3 Ms
A-O
J-J
3s
3 Ms
4s
A-O
J-J
'10
4s'12
J-J
—
$46,000
Jan
1922
1922
100,000
Juno
1921
100,000—- July
50,000
Oct 1 1921
75,000
Oct 1 1923
40,000
July 1 1924
800,000
Apr 1 1937
100,000
-July 1 1938
374,000.-Oct 1 '14-'35
—
17,500.. Jan 1 *14-'20
68,000
July *14-'30
57.000—Oct M4-'32
—
A-0
3 Ms
J-J
3s
J-J
3s
;
A-O
3 Ms
3s
J-J
3 Ms
J-D
3Ms
A-O
3s
J-J
:
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
A-O
J-J
J-D
J-D
A-O
35,000
Apr 1 1919
July 1 1919
14,500
112,500
Jan
40,000
Apr 1
148,000
July
195,000
Jan
120,000—June
78,700
Oct 1
10,000—Oct 1
62,000. —.Jan
297,500
June
14,000
June
24,000
Oct
150,000
July
24,000
Oct
28,000—ADr 1
1921
1921
1921
1922
1922
1922
Playground
..
1923
J-J
3Ms
3Ms
3s
4s '08
J-D
44,500
4s '10
J-J
J-J
1928
June
4s '
4s '10
J-J
4,375-July 1 '14-'20 3Ms
9,000-July 1 '14'-20 4s
85,000—July 1 '14-*30 4s
4s *11
J-J
59,000-Jan
2
*14-'31
3 Ms* 11 J-J
52,000—July 1 '14-'26
4s *11
M-N 108,000r_Nov 1 '14-'31
4s '11
M-N
76,000r_Nov 1 '14-'31
4s '12
47.500
—
Oct
'14-'32
4s
3Ms
3 Ms'10
3 Ms'10
3 Ms'10
4Ms'l3 M-N/270,000rNov 1 '14-31 4s
I 28,000r_Nov 1 *32-'33 4s
4Ms'13 M-N/ 70,000rNov 1 '14-'18 4s
\180,000r_Nov 1 '19-*33 4s
'10
'10
4s
'11
-
Drainage Bonds.
3 Ms'04 J-D$200,000
June
3Ms'05 J-J
600,000
Jan
3Ms
J-J
400,000..—Jan
3 Ms'05 J-D 600,000
Dec
4s '06
J-J
600,000—.July
4s'07
J-J
500,000
July
1 1934
1 1935
1 1934
130,000.... Jan
1935
25,000. —.Jan 1 1923
J-J
25,000.—Jan 1 1921
A-O
23,500—.Apr 1 1919
J-J
5,000
July 1 1932
A-O
1932
20,000
Oct
A-O 151,000
1929
Apr
J-J
1929
49,000
July
J-J
1930
154,000
July
J-J
1930
46,000
July
A-O
1923
30,000
Oct
J-J
1917
4,000
Jan
J-J
50,000
July 1917
J-J
100,000
July 1 1917
A-O
20,000
Oct 1917
M-N
7,000
Nov 1916
J-J
13,000
Jan 1913
J-J
89,250..Jan 1 '14-'30
J-J
5,000-Jan 1 »14-'15
J-J
9,000. .Jan
1 *14-'22
J-J
38,000.. July 1 '14-'30
7.000
July '14-'20
21,500.. July 1 "14-'28
J-J
'14-'30
51,000.. July
M-N
72, OOOr ."Nov
'14-'31
M-N
44,000r_Nov
'14-'31
A-O
'14-32
47,500r__Oct
M-N 100,000r_Nov
'14-'33
J-J
1924
1924
'10
'10
4s '11
4s '12
4Ms'13
School-Houses and Sites.
A-O $70,000—•—Oct 1915
1 1936 4s
J-J
300,000
Jan
1 1917
1937 4s
4s '08
J-D 655,OOOr...June 1 1938 4s
A-O 100,000
Oct
1 1917
A-O 396,000
3Ms'09 A-O 664,OOOr—Apr 1 1939 4s >
Oct 1914
4s '10
J-J
A-O 206,000
Oct
1927
975,758.33rJulyl'14-'40 4s
4s *11
M-N 267, OOOr .Nov 1 '14-'41 4s
J-J
500,000
Jan 1 1928
4s '12
A-O 300,000
4,000
Oct '14-'17 3S
Oct 1 1929
4s '12
A-O 320.000r.-Oct 1 '14-'17 4s
J-J
25,000
July 1 1929
J-J
4Ms'13 M-N400.000.-Nov 1 '14-f38 4s
150,000.
July 1927
3 Ms
J-J
475,000
Jan 1930
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O 650,000
Oct
1 1928
3 Ms'05 J-D $757.000. —.Dec 1 1925
3 Ms
A-O 100,000
Oct
1931
3Ms'07J-J
80,000—Jan 1 1927
3s
J-J
21,650
1930
July
Franklin Union Bonds.
3s
A-O 278,350
Oct
1930
3Ms*06 J-D $100,000——June 1 1926 3s
J-J
5,000
Jan
1931
3 Ms
J-Jl, 250,000— .July
*931
Park Bonds.
3s
J-J
200,000.... Jan
1932
4s
J-J $500,000.
Jan
1914 4s
J-J
500,000.....July 1935
4s
A-O
75,000. ...Apr 1 1914 3 Ms
J-Dl,000,000.... Junel 1932
4s
A-O 500,000. :._Oct 1 1914
4s
J-J
500,000
July 1 1926
4s
M-N
1.000.
Nov 1916 3
J-J
Ms
500,000...Dec 31 1933
4s
A-O
20,000. ...Oct 1 1915 3 Ms'04
J-Dl,500,000r_..June 1 1944
4s
J-J 1,000,000 ...Jan
1 1925 3Ms'05 J-J
509,000....Jan 1 1945
4s
A-O
50,000. ...Oct 1 1927 3 Ms'05 A-O
54,000
Apr 1 1945
3 Ms
A-O
20,000.
Apr 1 1916 3 Ms'05
J-J1,500;000
July 1 1945
J-J
3Hs
21,000. —July 1 1921 3 Ms'07 J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1937
4s
A-O
5,000. .....Oct 1917 4s *07
J-J
535,600....July 1 1937
3 Ms
A-0
25,000. ...Oct 1 1922 4s '07
A-O 351,400——Apr 1 1937
3 Ms
J-J
30,000. ...Jan 1 1923 4s '08
J-D l,050,000r_.June 1- 1928
A-0
3Ms
15,000
Apr 1 1923 3Ms'09 A-Ol
,000,OOOr..Apr 11929
J-D
3Ms
105,000.
.June, 1 1923 3 Ms'10 J-J
42,500. .Jan 1 '14-'30
J-J
3Ms
Jan
170,000.
1934 4s '10
J-J
850,OOOr.July 1 '14-'30
3 Ms
J-J
Jan
500,000
1927 4s'IT
M-N 450.000r.Nov 1 *14-'31
3 Ms
J-J
450,000. ...Jan
1928 4s '13
J-J
500,000r_.Jan 1 '14-'33
A-O
3 Ms
50,000.
1928 4Ms'13
Apr
M-N500,OOOr.Nov 1 '14-'33
A-O 450,000.
3Ms
Oct
1928
3 Ms
A-0
Water Debt—Cochituate Water
Oct
13,000
1915
J-J
A-O
3Ms
500,000 ...July
$9,500
1929 4s
Apr 1 1914
J-J •561,000.
3 Ms
A-0
Jan
lO.OOOi.-.Oct* 1 1914
1930 4s
4s
3 Ms
J-J
A-0
130,000.
1930
July
32,700.,—.Apr 1 1915
3s
J-J
A-O
75,000. ...Jan
17,000
1931 4s
Oct
1 1915
J-D
J-J
3s
Jan
74,000.
8,000
Jan
1932 4s
1 1916
J-J
A-0
3s
J an
57,000.
1932 4s
18,500—..Apr 1 1916
3 Ms
J-J
A-O
75,000.: ...Junel 1932 4s
11,300—..Oct 1 1916
3 Ms
J-J
J-J
5,000.
1932 4s
8,000
Jan
.July
1917
3 Ms
J-J
A-0
Jan
25,000.
6,000-... Apr
1933 4s
1917
3 Ms'04 A-0
A-0 117,700
36,300. ..Oct
Oct
1934 4s
I 1917
3 Ms'05 J-J
J-J
19,000. —July
1935 4s
13,000-.. .Jan
1918
A-0
3Ms'05 A-0
Oct
9,500
300——Aor
1935 4s
1918
A-0
3 Ms
J-D
Dec
5,000
95,000
1935 4s
Oct 1 1918
A-O 200,000.....Apr 1 1919
3 Ms'05 J-J
Jan
33,000
1936 4s
4s '07
J-J
A-0 135,000..—Oct
35,000. ..July .1* 1927 ■4s'
11919
A-0
4s '13
A-0 101,500
35,000. Oct 1 '14-'23 4s
Oct 1 1920
4s "•■■■
J-J
100,000. —Jan
A-Q
1916 4s
50,000
Apr 1 1921
4s
4s
A-0 140,500—..Oct 1 1921
A-0
2,500. ...Oct
1917
4s
J-J
J-J
450,000. ...Jan 1 1918 4s
36,000... .Jan 1 1922
4s
4s
A-0
A-0
5,000. ...April
75,000
1918
Apr 1 1922
4s
4s
J-J
A-0 188,000
5,000. ...July*
Oct
1918
1 1922
4s
A-0
40,000. ..Oct
1918 4s
A-0
18,275....Oct 1 1923
4s
J-J
A-0 436,225....Oct
Jan 1 1919 4s
480,500.
1 1924
4s
A-0
A-0 273,000
16,000.
April
1919 3 Ms
Apr 1 1917
A-0
J-J
3Ms
4,000. ...Apr 1 1919 3 Ms
100,000
July 1 1918
4s
J-J
M-N 102,000
3,500. —July
1919 3 Ms
Nov
1919
4s
J-J
A-0
Jan
439,500.
1920 3 Ms
2,000
Oct
1 1919
J-J
4s
J-J
16,400 ...July
1920 3 Ms
70,000
Jan
1920
4s
A-0
J-J
44,100. —Oct
287,000
1920 3 Ms
July 1 1929
4s
J-J
500,000.
Jan
1921
Street, &c., Bonds.
J-J
3s
25,000. —Jan
1921 5s
J-J
$1,000
Jan 1 1874
1935
1
-
—
~
—
„
.
...
,
3s
,
J-J
4s *91
..Jan
25,000
J-J
500.000. ..Jan
J-D 700.000 ...June 1
A-0 200,000. —Apr 1
A-0 301,000 —Oct 1
4s '91
J-J
3 Ms
4s *91
4s '91
4s '91
4s *91
4s '91
250,000. —Jan
J-J
500,000. —July
A-0 450,000. —Oct
J-J
99,000. ,—Jan
4s
A-01,000.000 ...Oct
1,000. -July 1
100,000. —July
A-0 100,000. ...Oct
4s '93
4s '93
A-0
50,000. ..Apr
4s '93
A-0 208,000. ..Oct
4s '93
J-J
11,300. -.July
3 Ms'97 J-J
400,000. ..July
2Ms'90 J-J
600,000. ..Jan
4s *10
J-J
4s *93
J-J
.
1931
1937
4s
1921
4s
1922
4s
1922
4s
1923
1 1923
1 1923
1 1924
43
1
_
1
__
1924
4s
(Not presented for payment.)
J-J
50,000
Jan
1 1914
J-J
100,000
A-0 372,500
A-0 213,000
A-0
87,000
J-J
926,500
July 1 1914
Oct
1
200,000....July
J-J
100,000
500,000
Jan
1923
3 Ms
J-J
164,000
Jan
1924
4s
1914
J-J
J-J
M-N
4s
J-J
3 Ms
J-D
J-J
3Ms
3 Ms
J-D
3 MS'05 J-J
3 Ms'06 J-J
June 1
3 Ms
J-J
4s '06
J-J
4s '06
J-J
751,600
100,000
3 Ms'07 J-J
3 Ms'07 J-J
3 Ms'07 J-J
4s '07
1935
1936
J-J
1921
1921
1936
1937
Jan
Jan
2
1934
Jan
1922
120,000. ..Oct 1 *24-'33
BONDS
(Annexed
1 1912.)
Street Bonds.
HYDE
1927
_
7,200...-July 1 1927
3 Ms'07 J-J
67,100
Jan 1 1927
300,000
July 1 1937
400,000
July 1 1922
4s *08
J-D
100,000r_. .June 1 1938
4s '08
J-D
25,000
June 1 1928
4s '08
8,900....Oct 1 1938
3Ms 09 A-O 119,000r.._Apr 1 1939
4s '10
J-J
21,750..July 1 '14-'30
4s'10. J-J
7,875. .July 1 '14-'20
4s '10
J-J
40,000r_July 1 '14-'30
3Ms'll J-J
24,000..Jan 2'14-'25
4s '11
M-N 240,000r_Nov 1 '15-'21
4s '12
140,000....Oct '14-'27
4s *12
21,000
Oct *14-'32
4s '13
J-J
900,000r_. Jan 1 *14-'33
4s '13
A-O
/35,000. .Oct 1 *14-'20
\12,000--0ct 1 <14-'19
J-J
o
4s '08
Total bonded
Ca\i/p«*
4s *97
31,000
1.1926
1 1917
3 Ms
JNT
22,000
Jan
1 1918
A-0 205,000
Apr 1 1918
J-D
4,989.90—Dec 1 1919
July
July 1
Jan 1
34,500—..Oct 1
1916
1917
1917
1917
'14-'19
$7*0,OOOc-May
1 '14-'27
4s '03
M-N 57,OOOc_May 1 '14-'31
4s '09
A-O
18.OOOc.Oct
1 '14-'19
School Bonds.
4s *01
J-J
$5,OOOc.July 1 *14-*18
J-J
24,OOOc_July 1 '14-'21
Fire Stations.
4s '07
J-J
$21,000c. .Jan 1 *14-'27
Library Bonds.
4s'98
M-N
$5,OOOc.May 1,'14-'18
4s '01
1
1913. Nov.
1
1912.
Nov.
1
1911.
$87,536,231
2,845,450
$90,749,631
3,836,667
21,258,700
$88,696,456
3,244,500
3,874,333
17,500,700
$117,573,381 $119,088,448
40,440,978
42,278,260
debt
....
$113,315,989
41,663,706
3,243,450
Net debt....
$77,132,403
$76,810,188
$71,652,283
The
following table shows the amount of the gross funded debt, sinking
funds and the net debt for the
following years:
Years1913
Gross Debt.
(Nov.
1).—.-$117,573,381.00
1913 (Jan. 31
1)
1912 (Jan. 31
1911
1
(Jan. 31
1910 (Jan. 31
1909 (Jan. 31
1905 (Jan. 31
1900 (Jan. 31)—_
1890 (April 30)
1881 (April 30)
—
118,357,647.67
117,042,089.33
115,075,489.33
110,716,406.00
108,487,406.00
94,121,606 00
86,996,978.98
53,930,095:22
40,949,332.18
Sinking Funds.
$40,440,978.00
43,728,392.75
43,567,856.68
42,146,838.82
39,370,433.42
36,450,421.50
31,694,386 88
28,663,641.39
22,854,262.98
14,943,711.59
Net Debt.
$77,132,403.00
74,629,354.92
73,474,232.65
72,928,650.51
71.345.972.58
72,036,984.50
62,427,219.12
58.333.337.59
31,075.832.24
26,005,620.59
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation of real estate
property and tax rate have been as follows:
and personal
-Assessed
Years—
1913
1912
—
1911
1910
1909
1905
—
1900
1895
1890
—
1880
1870
Real.
"
$1,215,882,600
1,186,474,900
1,146,663,400
1,118,989,100
1,092,602,000
Valuation-
Rate of Tax
Personal.
1,021,431,200
902,490,700
744,751,050
619,990,275
437,370,100
365,593,100
Total.
$305,091,926
295,345,020
281,686,113
274,771,323
255,346,227
238,314,482
226,685,132
206,616,878
202,051,525
202,092,395
218,496,300
$1,520,974,526
1,481,819,920
1,428,349,513
1,393,760,423
1,347,948,227
1,259.745,682
1,129,175,832
951.367,928
822,041,S00
639,462,495
584,089,400
per
$1,000.
$17.20
16.40
16.40
16,40
16.50
16.00
14.70
12.80
13.30
15.20
15.30
The tax rate for 1913 includes the State tax, $2.65 per $1,000; the
county
tax, $1.11; the city tax proper, $13.44; total, $17.20.
Of the city tax of
$13-44, $3.88 is for school expenditure.
.7 "
DEBT AND TAX LIMITATIONS.—Taxes in Boston, exclusive of
the State tax, county tax and sums required by law to be raised on account
of the city debt,
are
limited by Chapter 521 of the Acts of 1910 to $10.55
on every $1,000 of the assessor's valuation of the taxable
property therein
for the preceding year, said valuation being first reduced by the amount of
all abatements allowed thereon previous to the thirty-first day of December
in the year preceding said assessment.
Sec. 2, Chap. 312, Laws of 1885 (Sec.
,
3, Chap. 27, of the 1902 edition, Re¬
vised "Statutes), places the debt limitation of the city Of Boston at 2 M % of
the average assessors' valuations of the taxable property for the
preceding
three years.
"
The foregoing limitation is of course exclusive of debts created for water
supply, and further exceptions have been made from year to year by differ¬
ent
legislatures authorizing bonds outside of the debt limit for various
purposes, especially enumerated.
v
it is proper to state that under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, the city is
authorized to anticipaie its authority to borrow money within its debt limit
for any current municipal year.
BORROWING
POWER.—The city's borrowing
shown in the following statement:
Total debt, city and county.
Less
special loans
power
(outside of limit)
of. limit)
Less county loans (outside
Less Cochituate water debt
Oct. 31 1913 Is
..^*4117,573,381 01
——
$62,834,500 00
3,425,000 01
...
2,845,450 00
Total deductions.
69,104,950 01
Total debt less above deductions—
$48,468,431 00
Sinking funds, less $23,942,131.52 held for loans deducted
as above (water loans, &c.), and $19,029.30 premium on
loans
15,438,683 70
-----
Net debt,
excluding debts outside of limit
Right to borrow, under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891,
mated Feb. 5 1913
Less loans authorized since
$33,029,747 30
as
—
(inside of debt limit)
esti¬
$4,136,490 67
3,108,000 00
Right to borrow Oct. 31 1913
$1,028,490 67
POPULATION.—1910, 670,585; 1905, 593,598; in 1900 it
1890, 448,477; in 1880, 362,839; in 1870, 250,526.
BRAINTREE.
This town
was
560,892;
Town-Hall
(P. O. So. Braintree)
is
4s
J-J $ 100,000c—.Jan
J-J
$2,970._Jan 7
/|Ofi
3,799,000
J-D
1 '35-'36
V
M-N
23,392,700
4s'91
1 1917
Nov
1916
$430,000c Apr 1 '14-'40
Fire-Department Notes.
Nov.
—
4s '88
Jan
A-O
4Ms'09J-J
—
Sinking funds, &c
M-N*$12,500c.May 1 '14-'18
Water Loan.
4s '10
_
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
City debt proper
Cochituate water debt
County debt
Rapid transit debt
PARK
Jan.
J-J
'07
s
1916
J-J
A-0
1<
1938
July
July
60,000
250,060
27,650
1915
1916
4s
3Ms
3Ms
150.000
700,000
Jan
200,000
July
10,000....Jan
20,000-.-.Jan
20,080.21.-Jan
Jan
2s
4s
1922
100,000
July
1936
3 Ms
J-D 366,000....June
1924
3Ms'05 J-D 246,000
Dec 1 1925
3 Ms
J-D
100,000...,June
1984
3s
A-O
18.000
Oct
1 1931
3s
J-J
42,000
Jan
1 1932
in Norfolk County.
J-J2,000,000—July
3 Ms
4s
4s
3s
1919
June
1915
1924
1 1920
J-J
J-D
Oct
1 1925
1 1925
1
3Ms
3Ms
Apr
50,000
94,000
37,600
109,000
'14-'15
1 1924
A-O
xcvii.
Stony Brook, &c„ Imptr. Bonds.
A-0$500,000
Oct 1 1917
J-J
3,419.79._Jan 1 1921
3 Ms
J-J
186,000
Jan 1924
3Ms
A-O
500
Apr 1 1918
4s
A-O
2,000.
Oct 1917
4s
J-J
5,000
Jan 1916
3 Ms
J-J
84,000
July 1 1937
3 Ms
J-J
100,000
Jan 1 1938
3Ms
J-J
350,000....July 1 1939
Charles River Basin.
3 Ms'04 J-D $500,000r_..June 1 1944
3 Ms
J-J
300,000c
Jan 1934
4s
A-O
55,000.
Oct 1916
3Ms
A-O
16.000-—-Oct 1915
Library Bonds.
4s
J-J
$44,000
Jan 4 1916
3s
J-J
30,000.. ....Jan 1921
4s
J-J
200,000
Jan
1 1923
4s
A-O 325,000
Oct 1 1923
4s
A-0
48,500
Jan
1 1925
3 Ms
J-J
17,000.^. Jan 1 '14-30
4s '13
A-O /3O,O0Q—.Oct 1 '14-'23
$60,000....Jan 1 1937
181,480
July 1 1918
4,500
Oct
1 1918
J-J
90,000—Oct
aS
4s
J-J
3 Ms
*
3Ms
3Ms
4s
J-J
1926 3Ms
3 Ms
A-0
1926 3Ms
<*s *07
A-O
1927 3Ms
4s '07
J-J
222,500,—July 1927 3s
3 Ms'06 J-D
6,000
June 1 1926 3 Ms
4s '08
A-O
17,000
Apr 1 1928 3Ms
4s '10
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
4s *07
Bonds.
3 Ms'06 J-D $170,000-...June 1 1936
J-D 100,000.
3 Ms
.June
1932
1923
1921
Street, &c., Bonds (Concluded).
—
4s
Pub. Inst'ns & City Hospital.
4s
A~0$ 120,000.. ..Oct
1914
4s
A-0 300,000.
Oct 1 1915
4s
J-J
28,500
July 1 1916
3 Ms
J-J
25,000
July 1 1917
Ms
J-J
101,000
Jan 1 1918
3 Ms
J-J
23,000
July 1 1918
3Hs
„
,
4s
Court HQuse&Jail Bds.- -(Con)
3 Ms
[Vol.
Inc. in 1640.
Water Bonds.
Bonds.
'12
J-D $47,000c.June 1 '14-'32
School Notes.
3Ms
J-D $13,000c.June 1 '14-'19
Playground Bonds.
'11
J-J
$4,OOOc_July 1 '14-'21
4s '11
A-0
Municipal-Lighting Bonds.
Water Notes.
4S '93
A-0 $16.500c.._Apr 5 1917
4s '09
J-J
$6,000.July 15 '14-'19 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13— $458,500
4s '96
F-A
6,OOOr...Aug 1 1926 Sinking funds..
191,900
School Bonds.
Tax valuation 1912.
7,908,477
4s *11
J-J
$58,000c.July 1 '14-'31 Total tax (per $1,000) 19,12—$19.00
3.62Ms J-D
5,000—..June 1 1914 Population in 1910
8,066
Municipal Notes.
INTEREST' on
the
4%
watej
4s
F-A $20,OOOr
On demand bonds dated 1911 Is payable at Nat;
4s
Var
2,500r_..0n demand Shawmut Bank, Boston.
1 1918
150,000c—.Junel 1921
12,000c..Oct 1 '14-'21
4s
Street-Improvement Bonds.
3Ms'99 M-N$15,000r_May 1 '14-'19
County seat Is Taunton.
Incor¬ 3 Ms'05 F-A
4,000r—Aug 1 '14-*15
porated 1685. Pop. 1910, 318,573.
3^s'06 A-O
4,500c
1914-1916
Highway and Bridge Notes.
4s'07
A-O
12,OOOr—Apr 1 '14-'17
4Ms'13 J-J
820,000
July 2 1915 3Hs'09A-O
18,OOOr
-1914-1919
Building Notes.
3Ms'09 J-J
12,OOOr
1914-1919
4s '12
J-J
$80,000...July 23 1917 4s *10
F-A
24,500 ---1914-1920
4s'09
J-D
80,OOOr —June 2 '14-15
4s '10
A-O
4,000
1914-1921
4Ms'09 M-N 20,000.--Nov 20 1916 4s '11
M-N 40,000-May 1 '14-'21
Bridge Notes.
4s *11
A-O
28,000-Apr 1 '14-'21
4s '07
M-S 130,000--Sept 3 14-T6 4s '12
M-S
31,500.-Mar 1 '14-'22
4s'09
J-D
40,000---June30 1916 4s '12
M-S
9,000--Mar 1 '14-'22
4s '12 100,000
Apr 15 1916
4Ms'13 J-D
40,000.-June 1 '14-'23
4s *12
J-D
10,000
Dec 4 1914 4Hs'13 J-D
10,000--June 1 *14-23
Court-House Notes.
•
4Ms'13 M-N
4,000-May 15 ,14-'2J.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
4s'12
F-A
A-O
4s '11
M-S
4s '11
$30,000--Aug 2'17-'19
10,000- --Apr 17 1920
30,000-Mch 25 '14-'16
Playgrounds.
M-S $29,000.Mar
-r
'14-'42
---
INT. at First Nat.
or
Bank, Boston,
by check to holders of
bonds.
BROCKTON.
i
.•
This city is in Plymouth County
„
1 *14-'33
4AT A-E<f tf,000--Apr
1 '14-'15
Sewer Bonds.
4s'92
4s '93
J-J
$4,500r..Aug 1
15.000r_June 1
80.000r_July 1
77,OOOr--Apr 1
50.009r_.Apr 1
14.OO0r.May 1
F-A
J-D
4s *93
4s '95-
A-0
4s'93
"
A-O
M-N
4s '95
S.OOOr
1914-1921
9,000r
1914-1922
10,000c
1914-1923
3,000r—May *14-'19
22,400r_Apr 10 *14-'29
17.000c--Apr 1914-'30
22 OOOr-Feb 1 *14-'35
16,000r —-1914-1929
3Ms'02A-O
3Ms*01 A-O
3Ms'01J-D
3 Ms'95 M-N
3Ms*95 A-O
3Ms'01 A-O
3Ms'01 F-A
3 Ms'06 A-O
4s '06
A-O
4s '06
A-O
4s '06
A-O
4s '10
4s'11
4s *12
*14-'22
*14-'23
'14-*23
'14-'24
*14-'23
'14-'27
13,000r
1914-1926
24.000r.-Apr 1 '14-*37
25,000r
1914-1938
27,000r —..1914-1940
l3,OOOr_April 1 *14-'26
29.000r_Mar 1 '14-'42
F-A
A-O
M-S
25,OOOr_June 1 *14-'38
4HsT3 J-D
Drainage Bonds
4s'89
M-N
$6,600r.Nov20'14-'19
4s '92
J-D
l,980r_June 1 '14-'22
4s '92
M-S
7,200r.Sept 1 '14-'22
4s'94
F-A
500r
Aug 11914
J-J
'95
3,000r.July 1 ,14-'19
9,500r
1914-1932
4,000r.May 1 '14-T5
3,OOOr ..-1914-1916
6,OOOr ..-1914-1919
4s '05
A-O
4,000r_Apr 1 '14-'17
4s '05
A-O
5,OOOr
1914-1918
4s'10
A-O *
7,000
1914-1920
4s '11
A-O
8,000-Apr 1 *14-'21
4s '12
M-S
9,000r_ Mar 1 '14-'22
4^s'13 M-S
10,000-Mar 15 '14-'23
Total valuation 1913
50,508,837
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913- —$21.00
Population in 1910
56,878
4s
3Ms'02 J-D
3Ms'05 M-N
3Ms'05 A-O
3Ms'05A-O
—
is
paid at the
of the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT,
office
SINKING FD., &c.
Dec. 1 1913.
city debt
$3,566,800
—.—
Bonds outside debt limit*
2,520,400
Bond.debt Inside dt.limlt$ 1,046,400
Debt limit 2M% average
•
1,143,570
3-year valuation
Borrowing capacity
$97,170
•Bondsoutside of debt limit consist
Park Bonds.
3Ms'05 J-J
$6.000c -...1914-1916
4s '11
A-O
8.000-Apr 1 T4-'21 of $1,841,000 water, $503,900 sewer,
4s'12
M-S - 9,000r_Mar 1 T4-'22 part of city hall debt to the amount
4MsT3 A-O
lO.OOOr.Apr 1 '14-'23 of $67,000, drainage dept. debt, $9,500, high-school, $60,000, and play¬
Fire Department.
grounds, $39,000.
•
4s *06
A-O $ll,000r
1914-1924
The city has no floating debt and
4s '07
A<-0
6.000r-Apr,l '14-T6
the amount of sinking fund Dec. 1
4s '08
A-O
5, OOOr
1914-1918
1913, $619,391, was all applicable to
3Hs'09 A-O
9,OOOr —..1914-1919 the
payment of the water debt.
The
4s *10
17,000
1914-1930
city owns real estate valued Dec. 1
Poor»Departmen.t Bonds.
1913 at $2,164,740.
3Ms'09A-O
$4,000r -1-1914-1917
4Hs'13 M-N 15.000r.May 1 T4-'23
--
School Bonds.
4s '96
J-J
$6,OOOr_July 1
BROOKLINE.
3Hs'99 M-N
3Hs'00 J-D
3 Ms'01 A-O
3Ms'02A-O
3Hs'02 A-O
3Hs'04F-A
3Ms'05 F-A
3Ms*05J-D
Inc. 1705.
4s '06
4s *07
4s '08
4s *10
4s '11
4s '12
4s'12
J-D
A-O
M-N
F-A
A-O
J-J
M-S
4Hs'l3A-0
4Hs'13 A-O
4Hs'13 J-J
o
*14-'16
9,OOOr_May 1 '14-T9
14,000r.June 1914-'20
1,000c. ..Apr 1 1914
4,OOOr --..1914-1917
12,OOOr
1914-1917
55,OOOc_Feb 1914-'24
78,000c -.—1914-1925
2,OOOr
1914-1915
26,OOOr
-.1914-1926
42, OOOr .Apr 1 '14-'27
56,OOOr
1914-1927
68,000.
1914-1930
40,000..Apr 1 '14-*21
10,800 .July J '14-'22
47,500—Mar 1 T4-'32
35,000.:. Apr 1 '14-'33
45.000_.Apr 15 '14-'33
60.000.-July 1 '14-'33
—
Comfort-Station Bonds.
4s '11
A-O
$8.000--Apr 1
'14-'21
This
4s *13
is in Norfolk County.
Population 1910, 27,792.
town
-.-$212,000
Bonds.
M-N $75,000c. ..May 1 1914
1
1
T4-T5
'14-23
Miscellaneous.
3 9-lbs'94J-D $9,400...June 15 1914
3Ms'04J-J
60,500c_Jan 1 *14-'24
4s '06
J-J
10,500r—Jan 1 '14-16
School Bonds.
3Ms'03 J-J
$10,OOOr-Jan 1 '14-'23
3Ms'04 J-J
8,000c....Jan 1 1914
3 H s'11 J-J
50,000-Jan 1 '14-'23
3.60s'll J-J
12,000..Jan 1 '14-19
3.60s'11 J-J
17,000.-Jan 1 *14-'30
Public-Library Loan.
3Ms'09 J-J
$97,600..cJan 1 '14-'29
3.80s
J-J
97,600c-Jan 1 *14-'29
Street Bonds.
3Ms'04 J-J
,
—
-
-
-
_
4s '91
A-O
4s '92 f J-D
4s '93
A-O
4s'93
4s '93
'14-*16
9,OOOr.June 1 '14-'22
$12, OOOr .Oct
1
I18.OOOr.Apr 15 *14-'23
13,500r_Nov 1 '14-'22
M-NJ 22.500r.Nov 1 T4-'22
M-N
Tot. assess, val. In
1913.117,595,300
1913...$13.30
INT. on coupon bonds payable at
First Nat. Bj^nk of Boston; on other
bonds by Town Treasurer.
Tax rate
M-S
(per $1,000)
30,OOOr.-Sept 1 1927
Sewer Bonds
4s '96
F-A
A-O
A-O
3Ms'01
3 Ms'03
3 Ms'04
3 Ms'04
3Ms'05
F-A
A-O
M-N
M-N
M-N
4s '06
M-N
A-O
J-D
4s '94
4s *95
4s '07
4s *08
3 Ms' 10 J-J
4s '10
J-J
(Inside Linlit).
$75,000c&r.Aug 1 1924
60,000r--Oct 11925
1916
75,000r- -Oct
10,000r_ ..Aug
20,000r_ ..Oct
40,OOOr
May
5,OOOr. ..Nov
15,OOOr.-.May
10,000r_-May
35,OOOr—Apr
5,000r
Dec
23,OOOc&r .Jan
15,OOOr
May
10,000r_—Mch
10,000r_—July
10,000c. _-Feb
1931
1933
1934
1934
139
I I
1 1936
11937
1 1938
1 1940
1 1940
1 1941
M-S
1 1941
3Ms'll J-J
1 1943
3Ms'13
Park Bonds (Outside Limit).
4s '94
F-A$360, OOOc&r. Feb 1 1924
4s'95
F-A 100,OOOr.—Aug 11935
4s'96
F-A 100,000r_—Feb 11936
4s '96
F-A 100,000r_ ..Aug T 1926
4s *96
A-O
40,OOOr. ..Oct 11926
3Ms'97 M-S 100,OOOr—Sept 1 1937
3 Ms'97 M-N
50,000r_ —Nov 1 1937
3Ms'98 F-A 100,000r.-Aug 1 1938
3Ms'98 J-D
50,000r_—June 1 1938
3 Ms'99 F-A 100,OOOr. ..Aug 1 1939
3 Ms'00 J-J
50,000r_ - July 2 1940
3Ms'00M-N 50,OOOr...Nov 1 1940
3Ms'01 M-NlOO.OOOr—Nov 1 1941
48,000r_-July 1 1942
3 Ms'02 J-J
1943
50,000r_.-Apr
3Ms'03 F-A
1944
25,OOOr
Sept
3 Ms'04 M-S
1944
6,OOOr
Nov
3 Ms'04 M-N
1945
May
3Ms'05 M-N 45,0OOr
1945
5,000r_ ..Aug
3 Ms'05 F-A
1945
5,000r_ ..Apr
3 Ms'05 A-O
3 Ms' 11
—-
4s '06
M-S
4s *07
A-O
M-N
F-A
4s '08
4s '08
3 Ms' 10 J-J
3Ms'll M-S
3Ms'll J-J
3Ms'll J-D
3^s'lljJ-J.
3M;s'i2
25,OOOr...Sept
10,OOOr
Oct
12,000r. ..Nov
30,OOOr
Aug
8,800r
Jan
17,000r--Mch
7,000 ....July
6,200
Dec 1
7,000--—July 1
6,200
Dec 1
_
1946
1947
1948
1948
19.30
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
ivi-s /36;000--Sept
1 *14-'32
112,000—Sept 1 *33-'43
Municipal Loan.
3Ms'12 M-S $15,500
Mch 1 1922
3Ms'll
25,000c—July 1 1921
4s *12
M-S
35,000c
Sept 1 1922
4s'13
39,800c
Feb 11923
187,200
J-J
205.800
4s'13
$2,160-Jan
50,000-Jan
3Hs'03J-J
3.4s'05 J-J
4s'07
J-J
4s '07
4Ms'13J-J
-
Park Bonds.
3 Ms'95 J-J
$2,000 —-Jan 1 1914
4,000-Jan 1 *14-15
56,OOOr-Jan 1 *14-'27
4s'85
M-N
25,000c_ ..May 11915
4s '07
J-J
28.800r-.Jan 1 '14-17
4s *88
M-N
20,000c
Mayl5 1918
3MS'07 J-J ' 20,000c__Jan 1 '14-17
4s'89
M-N
10,000c.--Mayl5 1919
3Hs'll J-J
27,500-Jan 1 '14-18
4s *90
A-O
68,000c-.-Apr 11920
Bridge Notes.
4s '90
A-O 5,000c. ..Oct 11920
3-9-16s'97A-0 $5,000-Oct
1914-17
4s *91
M-N 25,000c-—May 1 1921
3.4s'98 M-S
12,500r_Mch 1914-18
4s *92
M-N 20,000c-—May 1 1922
Public-Gymnasium Bonds.
4s '93
M-S
25,000c. -Mch 1 1923
4s *06
J-J
$78,000r
Jan 1 '14-'26
4s '93
J-D
62,000c.-Decl5 1923
Engine-House Bonds.
4s'94&'95A-0 50,000c-Apr 1 '24-'25
4s '07
J-J. $24,000r-Jan 1 '14-17
4s '95
A-O
25,000c. ..Oct 11925
Cawaf RAnrl C
4s'96&'97M-N 50,000c ..May 1 '26-27
3 M s'09 J-J
$48* 000c Jan 1 ' 14-'29
4s '97
F-A
15,000c. ..Aug 1 1927
Drainage Bonds.
4s '98
F-A
10,000c.--Aug 1 1928
3Ms'09 J-J
$30,000-.Jan 1 '14-19
4s '02
M-N 110,OOOr. ..Nov 1 1932
Water Scrip.
4s '03
J-J
27,OOOr,
July 1 1933
4s '93
J-J
$44,660-July 1 '14-'23
3 Ms'86 J-J
50,000c.-.July 1 1916
4s '91
J-J
8,000-.Jan 1 '14-'21
3 Ms'87 M-N
15,000c-—May 1 1917
3 Hs'92 J-D
18,585-June 15 '14-'22
3 Ms'99 J-D
10,000c. —June 1 1929
3 9-16s?94J-D 11,000.June 15 '14-'24
3 Ms'99 M-N
12,000c.-.Nov 1 1929 3 9-16s'97J-J
3,000--Jan 1 '14-17
3 Ms'00 M-S ■
15,000c. ..Mch 1 1930
3Ms'95A-0
7,200-Aug l 'l4-'25
3 Ms'01 A-O
13,000c---Apr 1 1931 3.35s'98J-J
3,500--Jan 1 '14-18
3 Hs'01 J-D
15,000c. ..June 11931 3
%s'03 J-J
10,000 -Jan. 1 '14-18
3Hs'02A-O
75,000c. ..Apr 11932
3.10s'01J-D
9,600--June 1 '14-'21
3Ms'02 F-A
15,000c. —Aug 1 1932
3Ms'03 J-J
37,000-.Jan 1 '14-'23
3 Ms'02 M-N 190, OOOc&r .Nov 1 1932
3Ms'04J-J
22,000--Jan 1 '14-'24
3Ms'03 J-J
3,000c. ..July 1 1933
3Ms'09J-J
80,000 --Jan 1 '14-'29
3Ms'04F-A 165,000c_—Feb 11934
School Notes.
3Ms'04 J-J
25,000c. ..July 1 1934
3 Ms'95 M-N $10,000..May 1 '14-15
3Ms'05F-A
50,000c.— Feb 11935
3Ms'95J-J
5,000-.Jan 1 '14-15
3Ms'05F-A
25,OOOr. ..Aug 1 1935
3Ms'95M-N
3,000-.May 1914-15
3 Ms'06 A-O
25,000c. ..Apr 1 1936
Playgrounds.
4s'06
J-D
20,OOOr. ..June 1 1936
3.10s'99M-S $25,000
Mch 1 1919
4s '07
M-S
25,000c-—Mch 1 1937
3.15s'01J-J
90,000 ..July 1 '14-'22
4s'07
J-J
30,OOOr. —July 1 1937
3Hs'03J-J
50,000c. .Jan 1'14-*23
4s *08
A-O
48,OOOr.-Apr 1 14-»37
4s '06
J-J
13,000r_Jan
'1914-26
4s'08
F-A
40,000r._Aug 1 *14-'17
3.45s'10 s-a
54.720--Jan 1 '14-'29
3Ms'09 A-O
37,500r—Apr 1 '14-'18
Debt Oct. 1 1913.
3 Hs'09 M-N
25,000r—Nov 1 '14-*18
$1,503,925
4s '10
F-A
20,OOOr ..Feb 1 '14-'17 TOTAL DEBT
4s '10
A-O
17,500r
1914-1930 Deduct water debt, drain¬
age debt and debt for
4s »11
A-O
50,000r_0ct 1 '16-'40
playgrounds
$539,765
4s '11
J-J
50,OOOr.July 1 '16-*40
4s '11
M-S lOO.OOOr.Mch 1 *16-'35 NET DEBT, as defined by
law.
964,160
4Ws'13 M-S
33,000-Mar 15 '14-*43
4Hs' 13 A-O
10,000—Oct 1'14-'23 Net debt allowed by law.. 3,331,590
Available balance
2,367,430
City Hall.
Water
4s '84
CAMBRIDGE.
This city Is in Middlesex County.
Incorporated March 17 1846.
Building Loans.
1914
4s '94
F-A $37,000c&r.Aug
1915
4s'95
A-O
25,OOOr. ..Oct
1916
60,000
July
4s'96
1916
93,000r_— Oct
4s '96
A-O
1923
3,000r_— Apr
3 Ms'03 A-O
1924
25,000c
Apr
3Ms'04 A-O
5,000r_ ..May 1 1924
3 Ms'04 M-N
.
INTEREST
Gross
ASSETS.—On Jan. 1 1913, includ¬
ing buildings,
parks, water-works,
&c., amounted to $6,575,449.
The
water-works are valued at $1,196,600
v,.
1
4s '12
27,500--May 4 T7-T9 4^s'13 M-N 10,000-May 15 *14-'33
4s '12
70,000-Dec 26 '18-'21
Rifle-Range Bonds.
Permanent debt Apr 1913
$797,500 4s *11
A-O
$4,000--Apr 1 *14-'21
"Tax valuation 1912
285,003,752 4Ms' 13 A-O
5,000..Apr 1'14-23
4Hs'10M-N
'
19
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
.Nov., 1913. J
-
Charles River Basin Bonds."
4s Ti
J-D $60,000c—Dec 1 1921
3J^s
3^s
...
—
Street
50.000.--.Nov
50,000----Aug
1 1937
1 1938
Loans.
3H8'11 M-S $10,OOOr..Mch
11941
3^s'll J-J
20,000
July 1 1941
3 J4s 11 J-D
10,000c. ..Dec 1 1941
3^s'12 M-S
15,000c-..Sept 1 1942
Metropolitan Park Assess. Loan
(Outside Limit).
3Hs'02 F-A $46,OOOr—Aug 1 1932
Bridge Loans (Outside Limit).
4s'87
A-O $10,000r_-Oct
11917
J-J
4s '88
100,000c. ..July 1 1918
M-S 100,000c--Sept 1 1918
4s '88
M-S 115,000c
1919
4s '89
Mch
M-N
4s *90
1920
5,000r_ ..Nov
24,000.—July 1 1921
3^s
J-J
1921
4s '91
60,000r&c.July
F-A
1923
4s '93
10,000c—Aug
1939
3 Hs'99 J-J
50,000r—July
100,000....July 2 1940
3^s'00
1941
3Hs'01 F-A 100,OOOr—.Feb'
1941
3 ^s'01 M-N 100,OOOr. ..Nov
100,OOOc&r. July 1 1942
3Hs'02J-J
3 Ks'03 J-J
50,OOOr.-Jan 11943
3 Hs'03 A-O
50,OOOr—Apr 1 1943
3 ^s'03 F-A
50,000c. ..Aug 1 1943
3Hs'04 J-J
100,000r_ -Jan
1 1944
3Hs'04 M-N 200,OOOr&c.May 1 1944
3^s'04 F-A 100,OOOr.-Aug 1 1944
3Hs'04 M-S
50,OOOr.-Sept 1 1944
3Hs'04 M-N 28,OOOr. ..May 1 1934
3Hs'05 M-N 150,000r_-May 1 1945
3^s'05 J-D 100,000r_..Dec 1 1945
4s
20, OOOc&r
.1951
4s '06
F-A 150,OOOr.-Aug 1 1946
4s '06
F-A
50,000—-Aug 1 1946
3Hs'06 J-J v 20,000
Jan 1 1946
4s'06
M-S
5.000
Sept 1 1946
4s '07
J-J
50,OOOr. ..Jan 1 1947
4s '07
J-J
40,000c_ ..July 1 1947
4s '07
A-O
15,000c. -Oct 1 1947
F-A ' 45,OOOr.-Aug 1 1948
4s '08
4s*10
J-J
20,OOOr.-July 1 1950
3MST1J-D
10,000c.-Dec 11951
3^s'12M-S
10,000c.-Mch 1 1952
Cemetery Bonds.
3Hs'll J-J
$8,OOOr-..July 1 1921
City Bonds.
1918
4s '08 M-N $400,OOOc&r.May
1918
4s
10,000
Jan
4s
30,000
June 1 1918
4s
7,000
Aug 1 1918
4s'10
J-J
8,000r.-July 1 1920
-
-.-
—
___
School Bonds.
4s '94
F-A
1914
4s'95
A-b
1915
4s'96
J-J
1916
$81,OOOc&r .Aug
35,OOOr.-Oct
10,000r_-July
3 Hs'97 J-J
100,OOOr. -July
4s'96
A-O
39,000r_.-Oct
3Hs*98 F-A 142,000r_.-Aug
3Hs'98 M-N 100,OOOr.-May
3 J^s'98 J-D
50,000r_ -June
3 Hs'99 J-J
42,OOOr...July
3 Hs'99 M-N
13, OOOr
Nov
3 Hs'01 J-J
76,000r.-July
3 Ms'02 J-J
86,500r—July
3Hs'02 A-O
11,000r_.-Oct
3^s'03 A-O
80,000r_.-Oct
3 ^s'04 A-O
80,000c-.-Apr
3Hs'04 M-N
26,OOOr.-Nov
3 Hs'05 M-N
20,950r
May
3 ^s'05 F-A
20,000r_-Aug
4s '06
F-A
33,OOOr.-Aug
4s '06
M-N
14,OOOr
Nov
3 J4s'08 J-D
40, OOOr
Dec
3Hs'll M-S
5,OOOr..-Mch
3 HsT0 J-J
93,500c&r. Jan
4s *10
J-J
120,OOOr.-July
3Hs'12 M-S
2,500
Mch
5,000c. ..Feb
3^s'13
Hospital Bonds (Outside
3Hs*02 J-J
$6,OOOr.-July
4s "08
F-A
20,OOOr.-Aug
1917
1916
1918
2 1918
1 1918
1 1919
1 1919
1 1921
1 1922
11922
11923
1 1924
1 1924
1 1925
1 1925
1 1926
1 1926
1 1928
1 1931
1 1930
1 1930
1 1932
1 1933
Limit)
1 1922
1 1928
4s *10
J-J
95,000c...July! 1930
3Hs'HJ-D
4,000c.-Dec 1 1931
3^s'12 M-S
25,OOOr.-Mch 1 1952
4s '12
29.000c
1932
Clay Land Loans (Outside Lim.)
3 Hs'99 J-J
$17.OOOr—July 1 1914
Public Library Bonds.
3Hs'01 M-N $27,OOOr..-Nov 1 1921
Playgrounds Loan.
4s '10
J-J
$95,000r_-July 1 1940
3Hs'll J-J
25,000r_..July 1 1921
3 Hs'll J-J
15,000-.-July 1 1941
3 VSs'll J-D
30,000
Dec 1 1941
4s '12
35,000c-__Sept 1 1922
—
$30,000c. —Aug 1 1914
60,OOOr—Oct 1 1915
137,000r_ ..Oct 1 1916
15,000r
May 2 1918
3 ^s'98 M-N
5,000r_
Nov 1 1919
3 Hs'99 M-N
21,000r_ ..Nov 1 1920
3 >$8'00 M-N
54.OOOr.-July 1 1021
3 ^s'01 J-J
4s
25,000
Mch 1 1921
25,000
Mch 1 1921
3^s
30,000
July 1 1921
3Hs'02 J-J
30,000r_.-July 1 1922
3^s*02 J-J "
24,000r_ -July 1 1922
3 Hs'02 J-J
3Ks'02 M-N 14,OOOr—Nov 1 1922
4,000r_ ...Apr 1 1923
3}^s'03 A-O
12,000r_..Nov 2 1923
3 ^s'03 M-N
Water Bonds.
59,OOOr
.Sept 1 1924 4s'95
3Hs'04 M-S
A-O$200,000r. ..Apr
6,500r—Nov 1 1924 4s '95
3 Hs'04 M-N
F-A 200,000r_
Aug
3 ^s'05 M-N
84,OOOr.-May 1 1925 4s'96
A-O 100,OOOr.-Apr
3 Hs'05 M-N
l,500r.-Nov 1 1925 4s '96
J-J
200,000r_..July
4s'94
F-A
4s'95
A-O
A-O
4s'96
..
—
—
-
1 1915
1 1915
1,1916
1 1916
100,OOOr.-Aug 1 1916
265,100r—Oct
11916
300,000c..-Apr 1 1924
100,00Qr_ ..July 1 1917
200,000r_..Apr 1 1917
75.000r.„Nov 1 1917
140,000r_..Dec 11917
50,OOOr. ^.May 2 1918
60,OOOr. -June 1 1918
5Q.000r. ..Nov 1 1918
23,000r_..Nov 1-1919
30,OOOr..-Nov 1 1920
30,000r_ -July 1 1921
13,500r—July 1 1922
5,OOOr
Nov 1 1922
46,OOOr. ..May 1 1925
150,OOOr-May 1 T4-'25
280,000c&r.May 1 1936
49,OOOr.
June 1 1937
25,000c. ..July 1 1937
20,000r. ..June 1 1928
17,OOOr—Aug 1 1938
5,000c...Jan 1 1930
5,000r_ ..Feb 11930
16,500r
Mch 1 1941
10,OOOr—Dec 11941
22,000.-Dec l'14-'35
—
M-N lOO.OOOc&r.May 1 1926
F-A
22,000r_-Aug 1 1926
4s'96
4s '06
4s'96
A-O
4s '07
A-O
4s '94
A-O
4s'07
J-D
M-S
40.OOOr. ..Apr 1 1927
19,000r_-June 1 1927
4s '06
4s *07
4s'07
4s'08
4s '08
4s'08
4s'08
4s'08
25,OOOr. ..Sept 1 1927
1 1927
M-N, 10,OOOr...Nov
J-J
34,000c...Jan
F-A
42,000r_
Aug
J-J
TO,000c. ..Jan
J-D
30,000r_ —June
F-A
7,000r_ ..Aug
—
11928
11928
11918
1 1918
11918
20,OOOr...Mch 1 1929
75,000r_ —Jan 1 1920
13,500c&r Jan .1 1930
4s *10
J-J
12,OOOr. ..July 1 1930
33^8'H M-S
60,800r_— Mch 1 1921
4s '11
M-S
25,800r_ „Mch 1 1921
3Ms'll M-S
27,000r_— Mch 11931
3^s'll J-J
55,000c...July 11921
3^sTl J-J
53,OOOr .—July 11931
4s '11
J-D
17,000c—Dec 1 1921
3^s'll M-S 42,OOOr
Mar 1 1940
334s'12 M-S
15,500c.— Mar 1 1922
4s '12
M-S 118,000c
Sept 1 1922
3^s'12 M-S
7,000c.__Sept 1 1922
3>£s'12 M-S
6,200c
Sept 1 1932
4s '13
13,000c
Feb 1 1923
3Hs'13
6,250c—Feb 1 1933
Sewer Bonds (Outside Limit).
3^s'99 M-N $42,000r_—Nov 1 1929
3 Hs'00 J-J
100,OOOr. ..July 2 1930
3^s'01 F-A 100,OOOr... Aug 1 1931
3 J^s'02 M-N
20,OOOr. ..Nov 1 1932
3^s'03A-O
40,000r_.-Apr 1 1933
3Hs'04 M-N 72,000r_ ..May 1 1934
3^s'05 M-N 75,OOOr
May 1 1935
4s'07
A-O
25,000r_-.Apr 1 1937
M-N
4s '06
25,OOOr. —May 1 1936
M-S
4s '06
25,OOOr...Sept 1 1936
M-N
4s '07
10,000r_ —Nov 1 1937
F-A
4a '08
25,000r_ —Aug 1 1938
J-D
4s'08
12,OOOr. ..Dec 1 1938
3 Hs'09 J-J
2,OOOr... July 1 1939
3 Hs'10 J-J
23,000c. ..Jan 11940
4s '10
J-J
25,000r__iululy 1 1940
4s '10
10,OOOr. ..Jan
1 1940
J-J
3Hs'09 M-N
3 ^s'10 J-J
3^s'10J-J
—_
...
.
_
F-A
3 Hs'97 J-J
3J^s'97 A-O
3 Hs'97 M-N
3^s'97J-D
3 Hs'98 M-N
3 Hs'98 J-D
3Hs'98M-N
3Ms'99 M-N
3Ms'00 M-N
3 Ms'01 J-J
3Ms'02 J-J
3Ms'02 M-N
3Ms'05 M-N
3 Ms'05 M-N
4s '06
M-N
4s '07
J-D
4s '07
J-J
4s '08
J-D
4s *08
F-A
3Ms'10
3MsT0
3Ms'll
3Ms'll
3Ms'll
-s
J-J
F-A
M-S
J-D
J-D
'12 M-S
3Ms
-
25,000c
24,000. .Sept 1 T4-'37
—
4s
/25,500. .Feb 1
\
4s
INTEREST
T4-'30
1,500.-Feb 1 *31-'33
10,000--Mar 1 *14-'33
on
bonds is payable at
the First National Bank,
Boston.
TOT.
DEBT, SINKING FUNDS,
Apr. 1 1913.
Total general bond. debt.$8,694,500
Sinking funds
2,598,410
ETC.—
Net municipal debt
$6,096,090
'Water debt (additional)._$2,912,600
Sinking funds—
Net water debt
.
j
1,563,279
$1,349,321
Net city,and water debt.$7,445,411
20
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
CAMBRIDGE (Con.)—
Permanent debt—General
BORROWING CAPACITY.—The
Permanent
borrowing capacity for city purposes
on April 1 1913 was $385,962.
The sinking fund for the 10-year
loans
receives
yearly
9%
of the
amount
of
outstanding bonds, for
15-year loans 5H% yearly, for the
20-year loans 3 % %, for the 30-year
loans 2 1-5%
and for the 40-year
loans 1 1-3%.
„
debt—Special.
'13
TOTAL DEBT Aug 15
Borrow, capacity
Total valuation 1913
Street & Sewer Notes.
$279,200
373,500
652,700
67,332
17,017,960
F-A $13,000.Aug 28 '14-'17 4s
4s
Improvement Bonds.
4s '12
$3,000_Sept 12 '14-T6 4s
4s
Bridge Loan.
...
4s
*
4s
4s *12
J-J
4s
J-J
4s
INT.
on
town-hall
bonds
and
school bonds payable at Old Colony
Tr. Co., Boston; on other loans at
School-House Notes.
$2,000
Dec 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-..$82,000
Assess, val. (% act.) 1913.6,358,0S0
...
First Nat. Bk.. Clinton.
$1,000) '13-$17.80
INT. payable at town treasury.
Total tax rate(per
.
—
.
High Service Construction.
A-0
125,000-—Oct 1/1931
Special Loans (Inside Limit).
4s '06
J-D $50,000r___0ct
1 1916
4s '96
J-D
65,000r___Oct
1 1926'
4s '12
7,200
Dec 1 1922
4s '12
9,000
Oct 1 1921
Water Bonds (Outside Limit).
4s
J-J $300,000c.
.July 1921
4s
J-D
30,000
-Dec 11921
Refunding Notes (Inside Limit)
4s
J-D $141,400r__Dec
1 1924
Street Loan (Inside Limit).
4s
J-D $45,000
Dec 11921
Municipal Impt. - Bonds (Out¬
side Limit).
3Hs*09 F-A $500,000c—Feb 11959
Public Impt. L'n (Outside Limit).
4s
A-O$110,000c... Oct 11927
4s
A-0 200,000c._'.Oct
1 1925
Park Loan (Outside Limit).
4s
A-O $100,000c—Oct
1 1936
4s'08
4s
.
J-D
$4,000c..June 15 1915
8,000c—Oct 1 1923
3 Ms
A-Q
3 Ms'09 A-0
4s '11
A-0
--
~
-
4s '13
.
65,000c—.Apr 151929
12,500c—Oct 1 'l6-'40
25,000c.Jan 15 '18-'42
J-J
Sewer Loans.
4s
M-S
4s
M-S
3 Ms
$70,000c—.Sept
25,000c—Sept
4,000c.—Sept
3,000c—July
M-S
4s
J-J
1 1928
1 1929
1 1931
11935
Light Notes.
•
M-N
$3,000c—May 1
—
5,000—-May 1
2,000—Oct 1
4s
6,000
Nov 2
3 Ms
2,000—Apr 15
3 Ms
3 Ms
4s
—
...
—
Light Loans.
F-A $35,000c...Aug
Public BIdg. Bds. (Outside Lim.).
4s
F-A
16,000c... Aug
4s '08
M-S$400,000c_—Sept 1 1958
F-A
4s
10,000c...Aug
4s'10
F-A 100.000c—.Feb 11960
4s
3 Ms
Net debt Jan. 1 1913
debt
(included)
—
Water sinking fund (incl.)
Net water debt (included)
..
r
♦Incl.
5s '13
Tax rate
4s '13
J-D
DUDLEY.
5s '13
F-A
Co.
or
by
,
Street-Improvement Bonds.
J-D
$9,000c-June 1 *14-'15
4s *12
Hospital. Bonds.
4s M2
M-N/$15,000c_Nov 1 ,'14-'18
\ .1,000c—Nov 1 1919
School Bonds and Notes.
3 Hs'05 J-D
$9,000c—.June 1 1915
3Hs
1,500—.Dec 1 1915
4s
6,000
1914-1919
4s '10
A-0
ll.OOOc.Dec 1 '14-'24
4s
i
3,000
Aug 16 1919
9,000— ..$2,000 yrly
s '10
.'27
M-N
42,000c.Nov 30'14-'_.
s '11
M-N
24,000c_Nov 27 '14-'21
s '12
J-D
47,000c_June 1 '14-'22
Highways.
s
$20,000
$4,000 yrly
Fire-Dept. Notes,
s '11
M-N
$4,000c.Nov 1 '14-15
20,000—-Oct 1 '14-T8
Funded debt Feb 21 '13
$438,326
328,826
Borrow, capac.
149,760
Total assessed val. 1912....8,430,620
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$14.00
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.,Boston.
City Treas.
CHICOPEE.
Chicopee is in Hampden Co.
Incorp. as a town 1848: a city 1890.
DANVERS.
This
4s
4s
4s
4s
V
Is
in
Essex
County.
Population 1910, 9,407.
Electric-Light Bonds.
•
J-D $ll,000c___June 1 1916
J-D
4,000c—June 1 1917
A-0
2,000c_. .Apr 1 1918
J-J
5,500c.
July 1 1928
Inc.
•
A-0
A-0
4s
A-0
A-0
4s
■-
A-0
4s
4s
A-0
Town Ho
—
—
...
♦Bridge Bonds,
g '04 J-D
$5,000c—June 1 1914
s '07
50,000—$2,000 yearly
s *12
F-A
3,000c.Aug 1 '14-T5
:Ms'13 F-A
9,000c.Aug 1 '14-T6
Refunding Bonds.
Ms g
J-D $49,600c.June 1 '14-'29
♦Electric-Light Bonds,
s
J-D $27,000c.Dec 1 '14-'22
Msg
J-D
18,000c—.June'14-'31
Ms'07
16,000—$1,000 yearly
s
15,000—$1,000 yearly
s '11
M-N 87,000c_Nov 1 '14-'36
Highway & Sewer Bonds.
Ms'13 M-S $13.000c.Sept 1 '14-T8
♦Water Bonds.
"
s
J-D$100,000—— Dec '14^23
s g
J-D 19,500c_.June 1 '14-'26
MS
F-A
6,000c.-Aug '14-'19
s
;
* 26,000—$2,000 yearly
—.
...
_—
-
Playground Notes.
4s *11
M-N
$6,000.May 15 '14-'19
$1,000) 1913—$18.00 4s *12
M-S
3,000..Sept 3 *14-'16
Colony Trust Co.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05
M-N $17,000c.May 1 '14-'30
EAST BRIDGEWATER.
4s '06
M-N
18,000c.May 1 *14-'31
This town Is in Plymouth County. 4s '07
M-N
19,000c.May 1 *14-'32
Inc. June 14 1823.
Pop. '10, 3,363. 4s '08
M-N
20,000c.May 1 '14-'33
High School Bonds.
4s '09
M-N
16,000c.May 1 *14-'29
4s '12
M-S $28,500c
1914-1932 4s '10
M-N
12,000 ..May 1 '14-'25
Water Bonds.
4s '11
M-N
8.000c.Nov 1 *14-'21
4s '12
A-O $16,500c
1914-1924
Refunding Notes.
4s *10
J-D
6,000c.—$500 yearly 4s '05
F-A
$4,000..Aug 1 *14-*17
4Ms'13 M-S 105,000..Mar 1 '14-'43
Surface Drainage Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
18,000—Jan 1 '14-'25 4s'01&'3 J-D$200,000c&rJ'nel'31&33
Highway Bonds.
Gypsy Moth Notes.
4s '10
J-£)
$3,000c_$l,000 yearly 4s '11
J-D
$1,000
Dec 1
1914
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13
A-O
3,000..Apr 1 *14-'16
4s '10
J-D
$7,000c.$l,000 yearly
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1913-$167,500 4s '91
J-J $100,OOOc&r.July 1 1921
J-J
Floating debt
3,000 4s '92
30,000c...July 1 1922
Assessed valuation 1912—2,257,623 4s '94
J-J
70.000c&r_Jan 1 1924
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.—$19.80
Street Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston. 4s '08
J-D $30.000c_June 1 *14-'18
Total tax (per
INT. at Old
e
.
•
4s '09
EASTHAMPTON.
Hampshire County.
Inc. June 17 1785.
Pop. 1910, 8,524.
A-0
4s
'
This town is in
'10
J-J
4s '13
J-J
4s
4,000c...Apr
1,500c—.Apr
5,500c...Apr
—
use.
A-0
4s
A-0
4s
4^s'13 J-J
19,100c. July 1 '19-'23
13
iHs'13 A-0
16,000c
..1914-1923
July 15 1918 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 T3.$l,154,000
3Ms'05A-O
4,000
Apr 1 1923 Note debt...
319,265
4s'04
June 32,000-Jan 1 '17-'20 Total city debt Oct 1 '13.. 1,473,261
3Ms'05 Apr
10,000-Apr 1 *21-'22 Water debt (included)...
200,000
4s *06
J-D
13,500 —June l '24-'25 Sinking funds
374,810
4s '07
J-J
5,000
July 1 1917 Borrow, capac. Oct 1 '13.
175,416
Total valuation 1913
School Loans.
30,724,100
4s '11
M-S $34,000-Sept 1 *14-'30
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s '12
J-J
28,000c. July 1 '14-'27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913. ..$21.00
Filter Bonds.
•
Population in 1910....
—33,484
4s '09
A-O
INT. on coupon bonds in Boston
$7,500
Oct 1 1915
at Winthrop Nat Bank and Old Col¬
Water Bonds.
4s '11
J-D $10,500c.June 1 '14-'20 ony Tr. Co.; on reg. bonds &
city
notes by Treasurer's check.
Water Notes.
4s
J-D
$6,500 ——June 1 1914
WATER
WORKS.—City
owns
3 Ms J-D M-N 22,000r_Nov 1 *14-'24 and operates its water works.
Re-,
4s
A-O
24,OOOr_Oct 1 '14-'2l ceipts for 1913 (to Oct. 1) from water
4s
J-J
12,000r
July 1 1916 rates, $102,182.91.
TOTAL DEBT May 1 '13..$226,000
Total valuation 1913
7,348,009
FAIRHAVEN.
(Assessm't about 80% actual value.)
This town is in
Bristol County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$20.50
Inc. Feb. 22 1812.
Pop. 1910, 5,122.
INT. in Boston at First Nat. Bk.
■
^
„
Sewer
COUNTY.
Salem is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
J-D $35,000c&rDec 1 '14-'16
3Ms
M-S
178.000c.Mch l '15-'24
4s '08
ESSEX
4s '11
4s '11
M-S
4s '11
7,500c_Sept 1 '14-T6
22,000c_Sept 1 '14-'24
25,000c_Sept 1 *14-'23
M-S
M-S
Notes.
Nov
$5,000 —-Nov 10 1914
10,000-Nov 8 *14-'15
3 Ms'05 Nov
4s
Dec
15,000—Dec 1 *14-'16
10,000 —Dec 1 '14-'15
4 Ms
20,000 —Mch 1 '14-T7
4s '07
M-S
Agricultural School Bonds,
4s 13
F-A f $35,000c_ Aug 1 ' 1*4-23
r30,000c-Aug 1 '24-'33
4s
4s")8hMaS !75.00S6c.Moh
1 '14-'28
Bonds.
4s '97
A-O $22,000c.0ct
Bridge Bonds.
4s '07
M-N
1 '14-'49
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 '13--
$58,00)
56,452
Floating debt....
INT, in Boston
J-D
4s
F-A
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
4s
A-0
4s
A-0
4s '08
'14-T6
.
$22,800c.-Apr 1 1919
F-A
4s
A-0
(Subject to
11,715c
1920-1926
14,000c
June 1 1926
2,993c... Feb 1 1927
.1,335c... Feb
2,800c
June
1,600c
June
6,000c—Oct 1
5,500c
67,000
Apr
call
April 1
1
1928
1 1929
1 1930
'31-'34
1935
1 1938
1913.)
School Bonds.
4s
J-D
$2,125c
1914-1915
4s
J-D
10,500c...June 1 1917
£s™.
J_J
Perman
Population in 1910.-- ------436,477
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Boston.
5'220° --1914-1917
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 as a city Jan. 2 1893.
EVERETT.
4/()™0M-SNSU!937..Sept
4s^04e*J-J*
4s *05
4s '05
,
F-A
4s *06
M-S
4s '06
F-A
M-S
M-S
F-A
J-D
5s *07
F-A
4s '10
J-D
4s *10
J-D
INT. at First Nat.
Bank, Boston.
-
'
-f
This town Is in Norfolk
County.
Inc. 1636.
Population 1910, 9,284.
M-S
4s '09
M-N
J-D
4s.'ll
M-S
4s *11
J-D
4s '12
F-A
4s '12
M-S
4Ks'13 F-A
4Hs*13 F-A
Sewer Loans.
A-0 $75.000
A-O
F-A
4s '12
4s
1916
18,000
65,000
25,000
Apr
1 1926
Oct 1 1914
Feb 1 1925
Mch 1 1914
4s '94
M-S
4s '96
J-J
100,000*.-July 1 1926
4s '97
A-O
4s '98
A-0
4s '98
J-J
50,000 ....Apr 1 1927
40,000
Apr 1 1928
100,000* ...July 1 1928
20,000
Feb 1 1929
40,000...May 15 1929
25,000
Aug 1 1929
25,000
May 1 1930
20,000
Aug 1 1930
25,000-..Apr 1 1931
20,000
July 1 1931
100,000*.-Apr 1 1932
50,000
Apr 1 1933
100,000*. ..May 2 1934
40,000.. ..Mch 1 1935
60,000 —-Mch 1 1936
50,000 —-Mch 1 1937
15,000
June 11937
..
1
J-J
4,500
July 1
F-A
53,800.-Aug 1
M-N
4,600_May 1
'14^'2l
4s *99
F-A
M-N
4s '99
F-A
'14-T6 3Hs'00
'14-'22 3 Hs'00
*14-'18 3 Hs'01
^^J-STl^!',000c&r. July 1
4s '99
4s '01
4s'05
4s *10
1
1 1916
1 1917
2 1918
20,000-..Aug 1 1918
177,250
Mch 1 1919
15,000-..July 1 1919
170,000
Mch 1 1920
15,000
Nov 1 1919
100,000
Dec 1 1920
140,000 ....Mch 1 192120,000.June 15 1921
215*000
Feb 1 1922
12,000
Sept 3 1922
90,000r
Feb 1 1923
45,000r_Aug 1 '14-'23
4s '96
4s *94
4s '95
4 '14-'22
4s *99
4s *12
(per $1,000)
4s '10
4s '10
1 1915
10,500.June 15 *14-'16
10,000--Aug 1 *14-'17
500
June 15 1914
600—June 15 1915
4s^lieej-J°$e4Sl.600.-July
4s '11
135,925
17,146
.6,981,550
1912. —$18.40
3Hs'07 M-S
3Hs'D9 J-J
50,000. ...Aug
160,000. ...Mch
30,000.... Aug
135,000....Mch
170,000....Mch
July 15 1914
4,000—Dec 1 '14-'15
J-D
4s '06
TOTAL DEBT June 5 '09.
$227,252
Water debt (incl.)above
DEDHAM.
~
Temporary debt Jan 1'13..
130,000
Cash on hand Jan 11913..".
92,062
Assessed valuation 1912.442,777,719
Water sinking fund
Tax valuation 1912
Tax rate
.
at First Nat. Bank.
FALL RIVER.
H. W. Clarke, Add.
This
city,
which
is
in
Bristol
County, was incorporated, in 1854.
Municipal Loans.
4s *04
M-S $65,000
Sept 1 1914
4s '04
M-N 190,000
May 2 1914
3Hs'04M-N 25,000.
-Nov 1 1914
3 Hs'05 M-S 158,000. ...Mch 1 .1915
4s '08
Building Bonds
.
Assessed valuation 1913.. 4,077,750
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-$19.00
4s '08
"14-16
'14-T7
1
$36,000c.Nov
4s '07
J-D°"35.(IOOc&r Dec 1
3
v
$4,350c ..Oct
F-A
4s
1 1929
1 1930
11931
2,000c
-...1918
1,400c... Apr 1 1919
20,000c.
-.
1915
Water Bonds.
30,000c-Apr 1 *14-'19
42,000c.July 1 '14-*20
40,900c_July 1 '14-'18
^0^® J-J°te$6,500
—
3 Ms
3 Ms
—
s
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $100,000
Assess. Val. '13 (60% act.)_2,077,465
town
1757.-
—-
„
1932
Exempt bonds
Impti, park & water loans.
$2,000..Aug 1 '14-'15
Insurance Notes.
J-D
Population 1910, 4,267. 5s '13
$8,000.June 18 *14-'17
Water-Supply Bonds.
Block System Notes.
3 Ms'09 J-D$100,000c&rJune 1 '14-39 4s '12
J-D
$1.000-...June 1 1914
—
..i
Dec 18 1914
1732.
—
4s
1913—.$21.80
32,452
is paid in Boston at
National Shawmut Bank and United
Trust
1931
1934
10,000c...Aug
20,000c... Aug 1 1940
F-A
$700
$1,000...Dec 30 1913
4s '13
A-0
2,600..Apr 1 '14-'16
Public Bath-House Notes.
This town is in Worcester County.
Inc.
J-D
Police Notes.
(per $1,000) 1912. ..$17.40
INT. by check from City Treas.
1933
A-0 $54,000c—Oct 1 '14-'31
Bridge Notes.
3Ms
'
$3,000—Oct 1 '14-'18
3Msr
3,000—.July 12 1919
149,687
INTEREST
States
1939
4s'11
180,313
(Assessment about actual value.)
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
A-0
1935
1936
1937
1938
1929
1930
10,000c... Nov
15,000c...Oct
.
...
,
School Bonds.
330.000
Total assess, val. 1913—28,670,580
Tax rate
A-0
*$2,442,000 3Ms
486,638 4s '10
*■.
1,955,362
Sinking funds
Water
M-N
3 Ms
Debt Jan. 11913.
Loans and debt
J-J
J-J
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1913 $246,940
Assess, val. *12(abt. act.).14,165,685
4s
Water Loans.
---
.
,
$60,000—-Sept 1 1028
—
1914
^
COHASSET.
This town is in Norfolk County.
WATER DIST.
Incorporated as,a town 1770.
This district is in Middlesex Co.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-S $60,000c.Sept 1 '14-'43 4s '11
A-O $52,000c.Oct 1 '14-'20
TOTAL DEBT, Oct 1 '13$60,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.. $52,000
Assessed valuation 1913—1,300,000 Note debt.
4,000
Population in 1913 (est)
2,000 Assessed valuation 1913
11,042,711
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bost. Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1913
$12.50
Population in, 1910
2,585
CHELSEA.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
The
city
is in Suffolk" County.
Settled in 1630; incorporated as a
CONCORD.
town 1739: as a city March 13 1857.
This town Is in Middlesex County.
School Bonds (Inside Limit).
Inc. Sept. 12 1635.
Pop./lO, 6,421.
4s '11
A-0$125,000c—.Oct 1 1930
CHELMSFORD
4s'11
1,000 ...Jan 10
J-J
2,000-July 1 '14-T5 4s '05
$86,000c.July 1 ,14-'25
Library Notes.
J-J
$25,650_July 17 '14-'22 4s'11
$l,000.__July 15 1914
4s
M-N
J-D
1,850—Nov 1 1914 4s '11
1,500. Dec 1
*14-'15
4s
A-0
J-J
10,000-Oct 25'14-T7 4s '12
2,000.July 15 *14-'15
4s
- M-S
J-J
1,000...Sept 19 1914 4s '12
600
July 15 1916
3 Ms'09 J-D
48,000-June 1 '14-*29 4s *12
J-D
900
Dec 2 1917
4s '12
Hospital Heating Notes.
3,000_Sept 12 T4-'16
...
4s
.
$1,500—July 1 1914
School Notes.
3 Ms
■
—
—
$84,000c..Feb 1 T4-'41
31,000c.-Oct 1'14-T9
4,000-July 1 '14-T7
1,000—Sept 12 1914
Street Notes.
$
,
J-J
4s '04
VALUATION.—
1912.
1905.
Refunding Bonds.
3Hs
J-J $175,000c--July 1 1930
$
$
Water Bonds.
R.E
97326,300 87851,500 4s
J-J
$30,000c-.July 1 1914
Per.
18621,000 15994,100 4s
J-J
20,000c-.July 1 1918
Tot. 121132290 115947300 103845600 4s
J-J
50,000c-.July .1 1921
(Assessment at cash value.)
4s
J-D
50,000c—June 1 1926
Tax(perM)$20.40 $20.40
$19.00
Refunding Water Bonds.
3 Msg
A-O $54,000c
Oct'14-'31
POPULATION
School Bonds.
1910
70,024
104,839 1890
J-J
$64,000c_Jan 1 '14-*30
52,740 4s'10
1905—. 97,426 1880
Town-Hall Bonds.
1900..— 91,886 1870—. 39,638
4s '09
J-J $96,000c„_Jan 1 '14-'29
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '13— $542,000
CANTON.
Note debt
:
47,550
This town is in Norfolk Co.
Inc.
Sinking fund
200,865
Feb. 23 1797.
Pop'n 1910. 4,797.
Water debt (included)
207,000
Water Bonds.
99,916
4s
J-J
$20,000c.July 1 '14-T7 Water sinking fund (incl.).
54,832
4s
J-J
36,000c.July 1 '18-'23 Borrowing capacity—
4s
J-J
14,000c_July 1 '24-'25 Total' assessed val 1912—9,081,084
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—-$21.40
4s
J-J 0
4,000c...July 1 1926
A-0
...
by
special
statute and not subject to the law
CITY
WATER
WORKS.—The limiting municipal Indebtedness.
cost of the water works up to April 1
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Bos¬
1913 was $6,596,816 93, while the ton, and Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston
net debt on the same was $1,512,237.84.
For the year ending Mar.31 CLINTON.
water-works
1913
receipts
were
This town is in Worcester County.
$399,230.17.
Inc. 1850.
Population 1910, 13,075.
ASSESSED
V1913.
F-A
3 Ms
4s
25,401
authorized
Loans
J-J
$2,740.Jan 10 '14-T6
Hose-House Bonds.
4Ms
$2,000..Jan 20 '14-'15
Sewer Bonds.
(per $1,000) 1913—$21.50
Population In 1910.
School Notes.
*98
J-D
$5,000..June 1 *14-'15
'01
A-0
8,000..Apr 1 '14-*21
'03
M-N 52,435..Nov 2 *14-'23
'03
J-D
4,000-June 18 *14-'21
4s *99
F-A
22,000.-Aug 1 '14-'24
4s *11
M-N
2,000.May 15 *14-'15
4s *12
F-A
19,333r_Aug 1 *14-'30
5s '13
J-D
3,300-June 18 '14-16
J-D
5s '13
1,500..June 18'14-15
Fire Department Notes.
4s *08
J-D
$1,500..Dec 1 *14-'16
4s '12
M-S
3,000.-Mch 1 *14-'16
4s '12
F-A
600
Aug 1 1914
4s'12
J-J
!
2,000-July 15 '14-15
School Bonds.
•
5s '13
(Assessment about 5-6 actual value.)
Tax rate
XCVII.
3 Hs'01
1923 3Hs'02
M-N 100,000c&r.Mch 1 1929 3Hs'03
J-D lOO.OOOc&r.June 11931 3Hs'04
J-D
25,OOOo&r.June 11935 3 Hs'05
J-D
25.000
June 11940 4s'06
Fire-Station Bonds.
■
4s '08
M-S $20,000c.Sept 1 '14-'18
M-N
F-A
A-O
J-J
A-O
A-O
M-N
M-S
M-S
4s'07
M-S
4s'07
J-D
Debt April 1913.
11916
20,000....Aug 1 1917
10,000
:Sept 3 1917
25,000
June 1 1919
10,000
Nov 2 1918
25.000r__.July 1 1920
15,000---Nov 11921
$20,000....Dec
4Hs'07 F-A
4Hs'07 M-S
—
3 H3'09 J-D
4s '08
M-N
4s'10
J-J
4s'11
M-N
4s *12
J-J
45,000.-July 1 *14-,22
4s *12
J-D
15,000
Dec 2 1922
4s 13
F-A 190,000r—Feb 1 1923
Playground Bonds.-
_
4s '12
.
'
4s '13
3Ma
4s '09
4s '10
4s '11
4s '12
4,688r_.Nov 1 '14-*17
l,000r..Novl'14-'18
Gloucester
A-0
•
4s '11
INT.
3Ms'00 M-N 100,000*.-May 1 1925
3^s'04J-J
150,000*
July 1 1924
4s
J-D
140,000*. June 1 '27-'28
on
coupons
is
payable
Bank, Boston;
remitted by check.
Merchants'
reg.
Public Library.
J-D $150,000*—J&D 1 1925
J-J
75,000*.-Jan 11927
4s '98
M-N
25,000
May 2 1918
v"
['Special loans.]
Oct. 21 1913.
Municipal bonded debt—$6,200,2501
Permanent loan, &c__
150,583
..^.$6,350,833
Total debt..
Sinking fund,
1,899,602
&c
3^s
-$4,451,232
Special loans, less sinking
fund..
—
-
„
County.
Population 1910,3,144.
Road Loan.
4s
J-D
$3,000.... .1914-1916
School Loan.
4s
$2,000
—
1914
Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-J
$3,500 ....1914-1915
Water Bonds.
3 Mb A-0
$149,000 C ...1914-1933
3 Ms
A-p
20,000c
1915-1934,
4s *12
M-N 40,000.... 1
,— — - Harbor Loan.
4s
M-N $10,000r..
—.1917
BOND. DEBT Jan 1'13$198,000
.
Feb. 28 '13
294,733
act.) '12.-14,374,990
1912-$18.00
12,948
Nat. Bank, Boston
•
4s *11
J-D
4Ms* 13 F-A
25.000c_Aug 1 *14-'38
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—$274,000
debt
21,000
Assess, val.
(90% act.) *13-4,702,435
Other
..
Total tax rate (per
Assessed valuation 1912.-11,796,757
Tax rate
INT.
$1,000)'13-$21.25
payable at Franklin Nat. Bk.
(per $1,000) 1912...$10.20
INT. at Internat. Tr. Co.,
Boston-
1785.
Park Notes.
4s
F-A
$500—Feb 14
School Loan.
4s
J-J
$30,000c.1913 to
fitchburg.
This city is in Worcester Co.
Inc.
town Feb.3 1764; cityMar8 1872.
Municipal Loan.
J-D
4s'09
M-N
$6±,000r_Nov 1 *14-'19 4s '04
4s '10
M-N
25,500r_Nov 1 *14-'20 3Hs'04J-D
4s '11
M-N
72,000r_Nov 1 *14-'21
4s '12
M-N 117,500r.Nov 1 '14-'22
QSHpwjiIW
3 Mb
F-A
3 Ms
3 Ms
M-N
...
Paving.
3 Ms'04 M-N
3 Ms
M-N
3 H3'06 M-N
3 Ms
M-N
3Mi
....
1924
8,125-June 1 '14-'23
1 '14-'26
'14-'31
'14-'28
'14-'34
'14-'34
'14-'35
'20-'39
'14-'20
12,600-Aug 1
8,625c_Sept 1
10,500c.June 1
30,500c_0ct 1
11,000—Nov 1
42,000r_Aug 2
4s '10
J-J
7,000c.July 1
Playground Notes.
$650r
Nov 11914
A-0
$4,000 -0ct 2
1.000r..May 1'14-'15 4s'09
Sewer Scrip.
2,925r..Nov 1 '14-'16
J-D $11,500c. Dec 1
l,400r..Nov 1 '14-17 4s '06
12.500c_Dec 1
7,500r..Nov 1 '14-'18 3US'08J.D
M-S
$500r_..Novl 1914 4s
J-D
lOOr.May 1 '14-'15 4s '04
2,625r_Nov 1 '14-'16 3Hs'04A-O
M-N
l,600r;Nov 1 '14-'17 4s'05
2,400r.Nov 1 *14-'18 3^s'09F-A
1914
12,500c_June 1 *14-'23
3*?seWeM-N$26.000c_May
3Hs'04 M-N*
3Hs*06 M-N
3Hs'06 M-N
HINGHAM.
This town is in
H
„
M4-17
„
•
"
$31,500
1914-1922
This town is in Berkshire County.
Office-Building Notes.
Inc. 1761. Popula'n 1910, 5,926.
4s'12
$16,000
1914-1917
School Bonds.
Fire-Department Notes.
4s'07
J-D
$49.000c_Dec 1 '14-'27
$4,000
1914-1917
3Ma
A<-0
42.OOOr-._Apr 1 1917 4s 12
(?)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$95,500 TOTAL DEBT
Floating debt
12,750 Assessed valuation 1912..$7,790,925
Tax rate (per $1,000) '12
$14.35
Sinking fund
26,335
Total valuation 1913
4,965
6,872,809 Population in 1910
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
~~~
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$15.00 HOLBROOK.
This town is in Norfolk County.
INT. On 3,4s in Pittsfj[eld at Berk¬
Pop.'10, 2,810.
shire Co. Sav. Bank; on 4s in Boston Inc. Feb. 29 1872.
'14-'38
—..
—
■
—
...
-
-
Old Colony Trust Co.
GREAT
BARRINGTON
FIRE
4s '04
DISTRICT.
4s '12
J-D
S40,500c.Dec 1 '14-'31
'12—.$131,434
BOND. DEBT Apr 1
Borrowing capacity
Assessed valuation 1911
Water Works.
A-O $40,000c...Apr
4s
4s '09
4s '11
62,496
J-J
J^I
J-J
J-J
1 1917
35,000c. ..July 1 1922
3,00Qr.July 1 '23-'25
4,000r.July 1 *26-'29
12,000c ---.1924-1932
I6/" J-dD° 18°7a00
$
June 1 'l4-'30
3,688,035 4s
(per $1,000) 1911. —-$5.00 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.'—-$119,700
7,010
Population in 1912 (est.)
4,000 Floating debt._T—
39,870
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost. Sinking fund assets—_—
Total value in 1913.
—1,654,918
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Greenfield!
$21.75
This town is in Franklin County. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
INT. at Boston at Nat. Shawmut
Incorporated June 8 1753.
Bk. and First Nat. Bank.
Library & School Refunding.
-
-
Tax rate
$14,OOOc..Oct
J-J
15 1916
HOLYOKE.
This city is in Hampden County.
Incorporated April 7 1873.
Park Bonds.
School Loan.
*14-'37
A-0 $12,000..Apr
1Mb
A-O $l4.000c&r Oct 15 1915 4s '07
*14-'28
7,500r.May
4s '10
J-J
21.000c.July 1 *14-'16 4s g '.08 M-N
•14-'19
3 Ms'09 M-S
6,OOOr_Mch
Park Loan.
'14-18
M-N
5,000..May
4s
A-O
$5,000r
Oct 1 1914 4s '10
Highway Bonds.
TOWN DEBT Jan 10 '13--$138,700
$1,000 -.Aug 1 1914
Total valuation 1912
10,810,835 3^s'04 F-A
4s '04
M-N
3,000
May 1 1914
(Assessment same as actual value.)
19.000r.Mch 1 '14-'15
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$16.40 3^8*05 M-S
Population In 1910
10,427 3 Hs'09 M-S 36,000r_Mch 1 '14-19
♦Gas & Electric Light Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Greenfield.
3Hg'02 J-D$456,000r.Dec 1 '14-'32
3 Hg'04 M-N
12,000r_Nov 1 '14-19
greenfield fire dist. no. 1.
3^g'05A-O
33,000r_.Apr 1 '14-'20
Water Supply Bonds.
14.OOOr.Sept 1 '14-'20
4Hs'13 J.-D ($17,500
1914-1918 3Hs'05 M-S
A-O
20.000-Apr 1 '14-'21
I 32,500
1919-1928 4s '07
4s
4s *10
aq n
$12,OOOr..July 16 1914
M-N
35,000c_Nov 1 *14-'20
J-J
Reservoir Notes.
A-O $38,500.Apr 15 '14-'24
A-O
10,000-Apr 15 *14-'24
4s *10
M-N
63.750-.Nov 1 14-'30
g'08 A-O 150,000r__Apr 1 '14-'38
A-O
16.000r-.Apr 1 '14-'29
M-S 119,000 -Mch 1 '14-'40
4s g '12 F-A 138,000r—Feb 1 '14-'42
4s
4s '05
„
'14-'36
Plymouth County.
School Building Notes.
4S *12
Camar V
Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 14,699.
This town is in Worcester Co.
as
amounted to $1,682,460.
great barrington.
3^s
gardner.
June 27
•
4s
J-D$148,000c_June 1 '14-'36
J-D
21,000c_June 1 '14-'34
5O.000c.June 1 '16-'40
4s '09
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '13
Assessed valuation 1912—
at
is
Water Works Bonds.
4s '07,
$2,400. .June 1 *14-'21
2.280--June 1 '14-'19
$83,320
2,920,540
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$19.00
INT. on funding bonds and school'
3Hs at Treas. office, school 4s at
First Nat. Bank, Boston, on notes
at Grafton Savings Bank.
J-D
4s
M-N$28,000__Nov. 1 '14-'27
.
—
—
Notes.
in Norfolk County.
Inc. Mch. 2 1778.
Pop. 1910, 5,641.
School Bonds.
4s '12
(additional)
fund (add'l)
—
franklin.
... —
...
DEBT---
Water sinking
.
This town is in Barnstable
town
1,179,472
641,000
199,060
Net water debt
441,940
TOTAL NET DEBT
1,621,412
Borrowing capacity
154,025
Total valuation 1913- —-39,891,136
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$19.00
Population in 1910
—44,115
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
real
estate owned by the city as shown on
the
assessors'
books
Apr.
1 1912
NET
Water debt
4s
(per .$1,000)
Population in 1910 —
This
Inc
School Bonds.
3Ms
J-J
$38.000c_July 1 '14-'39
Is
J-D
4.050c
1914-1928
$1,200-..Nov 14 1914
INT. at First
Inc. 1686.
Municipal bonded debt—$1,449,000
Sinking funds.—
—
270,528
This town is in Worcester Co.
Apr. 18 1735. Pop'la'n 1910, 5,705;
Funding Bonds.
4s
A-O $39,000c—Oct 1 '14-'39
F-A
Total tax
falmouth.
payable in Boston and at Treasurer's
office; on bonds of 1904, 1905, 1906
and 1907, city bonds of 1911 ann
bridge bonds of 1908 and 1911, at
First National Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT Oct. 1 1913—
grafton.
School Loan.
Borrow, capac.
Assess, val. (%
1 1922
in 1910—
24,398
INT. on city bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Boston; on city notes at City
Treasury; on water bonds at Nat.
Shawmut Bank, Boston.
Water Bonds.
M-N
$500.000c-.Dec
J-D
4s '92
Population
—...
INTEREST on most of the bonds
paid only at office of City Treasur¬
small issues in Boston.
'
$536,000
..
—
,
is
,
J-D
100.000c..Dec 1 1927
(additional)
30,000 4s *97
Park debt (additional)
48,750 "Total Debt:"
Water Bonds. (Bradford annexed
Water debt (additional) .. 1,001,000
Jan. 4 1897).
■
Bridge debt (additional)..
9,000
J-J
$14,000c_July 1 '14-'20
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13—1,656,875 4s '95
Total assess, val. *13
25,588,173 4s '95
J-J
27,000c. July 1 *14-'22
INTEREST on the water
bonds
(Assessment about cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$19.40 and on certain of the city bonds is
Street debt
$697,515
4^s'13 A-O
9,000.Apr 29 T4-'23
$1,841,035
Notes (Payable on Demand).
Borrowing capacity Jan. 1
4s
...$4,00016s ...$40,166.92
1913 was
278,281
1Mb
11,0001
Val. city prop'ty 1913 — 8,529,355
Debt Feb. 28 1913.
Incl. water-wks. val. at— 2,052,900 Town debt
(Inside limit)..
$136,517
Total valuation in 1913-.99,880,768 Town debt
(outside limit).
108,000
(Assessment about cash value.)
Water debt (outside limit).
509,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 — $20.30
Water sinking fund
63,140
er; on some
.
-
GEN. DEBT Oct.l 1913—
at
int.
net debt.
119;295
4s'11
,
3Hs*05 A-O $42,000c__Oct 1 '14-'35
4s '06
A-O 210,000c-.Oct 1 '14-'36
4s *07
F-A ' 26,000-.Aug 1 '14-'37
3Hs'09A-O
40,000c.-Oct 1'14-'39
4s '12
J-D
33,000c.June 1 T4-'30
Water Co. Bonds (assumed).
IMs
$145.000
1925
Bridge Loan.
43^s'13 A-O $10,000.Apr 29 '14-'23
Net water debt
Population in 1910..
t
3^s'09 A-O $22,000c...Apr 1 1939
A-0
7,000c.-Apr 1 '15-'21
School Bonds.
•
,
4s'05
A-O
$ 7,000c.-Apr 1'14-'15
4s'07
A-O
49,000c---Apr 11927
3^s'09 A-O
7,000c. ..Apr 1 1929
4s '10
F-A
11,000c.Aug 1 *14-'24
Street and Sewer Bonds. ■
3Ks'05 A-O
$6,000c..Apr 1 *14-15
-Hospital Bonds.
■
4s '12
A-O $50,000c.Apr 1 *14-'23
Bridge Bonds.
13.,000—_____
4^s'13
J-D $122,000c--June 1 1928
4s '13
M-N 30,000.-Nov 1 *14-'23 4s '08
4s *11
A-0
36,000c.Apr 1 '14-'31
Park (Outside Debt Limit).
Water Loans.
4s
J-J
$46,875c_July 1 *l4-'38
....
Total
haverhill.
This city is in Essex County. Set¬
tled 1640; lncorp. as a city 1870.
City Bonds.
4s '91
A-0 $50,000c
Oct 1 1921
4s
A-O
50,000c..Oct 1 *22-'23
4s *08
A-O
76,000c. ..Apr 1 1918
4s'08
A-O
39,000c...Oct 11918
4s '08
A-O
58,000c...Apr 1 1918
3Hs'09 A-O 105,000c--.Apr 1 1919
4s'04
A-0
3,000c--.Apr 1 1914
4s '06 * A-O 225,000c--.Apr 1 1926
4s'04
A-0
2,000c-.-Apr 1 1914
4s '05
A-O
4,000c--Oct 1 '14-'15
4s'06
A-O
6.000c--Oct 1 '14-'16
4s '06
A-O
7,500c_Apr 1 *14-'16
4s *07
A-O
37,000c-..Apr 1 1917
4s'10
A-O
36,000c__Apr 1 'I4-'20
4s '10
F-A 133,000c.-Feb 1 '14-'30
4s '10
M-S 104,000c_Mar 1 '14-20
4s *06
A-O
9,000c-.Aprl 14-'16
4s '11
A-O
84,000c.-Apr 1 '14-'21
4s'12
A-O
90,000c.Apr 1 *14-'22
Playground Bonds.
$30,000..July 1 T4-'43
4Hs'13 J-J
5s '07
*14-'19
'14-'26
.
94, p. 1519.
Public Playground Bonds.
2,092,842 5s '07
1914-1932
Bridge Loan (Out. Debt Limit).
4s'08
J-D
$8,000c —Dec 1 '14-'21
City & Municipal Bonds.
4s *04
J-D
$5,000c
June 1 1914
10,000c.june 1 '14-'15
3 Ms'Q5 J-D
J-D
4s
28,000c.
— 1914-1917
J-D
4s '06
15.OOOc.June 1 '14-'16
J-D
35,OOOc_June 1 '14-'18
4s *07
J-D.
20,000c. —1914-1918
4s
J-D
4s
30,000c
1914-1919
M-N
4s
32,000c
1914-1921
M-N
4s
34,000c .Nov 1 '14-'20
M-N
14,000c
1914-1920
4s
J-D
120,600c. June 1 '14-'22
4s '12
60,000.-June 2 '14-23
4Hs'13 J-D
$3.000—Nov 14 1914
4s '06
A-O
72.000c.-Oct 1 '14-'31
Net city debt, less special
A-0
4s *08
30,000c..Oct 1 *14-'28
loans
$2,358,389
Fire Alarm System.
Water debt (additional)... 1,250,000
4s '07
F-A
$1,000. .-Feb 7 1915
Water sinking funds
552,485
Sewer Loans.
■
—
Debt Lim.)
$28,000c
J-D
School House Loan.,
3 Ms
J-D
$9,000c. June 1
4s '06 J-D
30.000c.june 1
...
Net city debt....
..
Street Extens. (Out.
73,000.*May 1 '14-'39 framingham.
60.000.* ..July 1 1929
This town is in Middlesex County.
13.000*.Sept 1 '14-'39 Inc. in 1700.
State Supreme Court
4s '10 J-J
195,000*r.July 1 '14-'30 on
May 25 1912 decided that town
4s'11
M-S
44,000*rMch 1 '14-'31 was not liable for $25,000 note alleged
4s
M-N 23,500.-May 1 '14-'23 to have been forged by John B. Lom¬
4s *11
J-D
90,000-*J'nel' 14-31 bard, former Town Treasurer.
V.
4s *97
A-O
4s '08
3Hs'09 M-N
3Ks'09J-J
4s '09
M-S
4s '95
A-O
4s'11
4s'09
M-N 200,000c&rMay
J-D
50,000r ..June
1 1917
63.000c-Apr 1'14-'34
22,000c—Apr 1 '14-'35
23.000c-Apr 1 *14-'36
28.000c..Apr 1 '14-'37
26,000c-Apr 1'14-*39
30,000c..Apr 1 '14-'38
17,500c—Apr 1 '14-'40
28,000c..Apr 1 '14-'41
20,000c—
1914-1933
4s *10
4s '07
...
70,000-..Apr
247,000c--1914-1932
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
4s'06
...
4s *97
A-O
4s'05
J-D
—
County.
Essex
in
A-O
A-O
3 Ms
4s
$25,000r—June 1 1914
1 1923
4s '04
M-N $50,000*. ..May 2 1914 4s
1 1925
l,300r
June 1 1914
3Hs'02 A-0
25,000*.-Apr 1 1952 3 Mb'01 J-D
3^s'02J-D
25,000*.—Dec 1 1952 3 Mb
3,300r_May 1 '14-'15
M-N
3^s'03 M-N
25,000*..-May 1 1953 3 Ms'00 M-N 13.200r._Nov 1 '14-'16
3 Ms'03 J-J
25,000*.. -July 1 1953 3^8
13,800r-Novl'14-'18
3Hs'05M-S
22,000
Mch 1 1915 4s
4,500r_Dec 1 '14-'22
4s'06
M-N
10,000
May 1 1916
Park Loan.
4s '10
J-J
42,500r*July 1 '14-'30 3 Mb
$300r
Apr 1914
Water Bonds (Outside Limit).
Street.
4s'93
J-D $75,000
June 1 1923 3 Ms'01 M-N $2,500r
Novl 1914
4s
M-N
75.000.-May 1 '24-'26 3Hs'06 M-N 10,600r ..Mayl '14-'15
4s '95
J-D
50,000
June 1 1925 3 ^s'06 M-N 12,000 ..Nov 1 '14-16
4s'97
A-0
50,000..Apr 1 '27-'28 3 Mb
M-N 14,000 ..Nov 1 '14-'17
4s
M-N 150,000-Nov 1 '23-'28 3Hs
18,000r—Nov 1 '14-'18
4s '99
M-N
50,000--May 1 1929
Restoration of Trust Fd. Bonds.
4s '99
F-A 150,000
Aug 1 1929 4s
$57,600rj_May l'14-'22
3 Hs'99 M-N 175,000
Nov 1 1929
Debt Feb. 1913.
'
3Hs'00 F-A 100,000-..Feb 1 1930 Total funded debt
-..$1,839,638
3 Hs'00 M-N
20,000
May 1 1930 Water debt
(included)
502,500
3 Ms
A-0
60,000-Apr 1 '31-'33
School loan (included)...
250,000
3 ^s,'02 A-0
50,000
Apr 1 1932
Net debt in calculating debt
3«s'02 J-D
50,000
Dec 1 1932
limit..
511,106
4s'04
M-N
20,000
May 2 1934
Borrowing capacity
286,654
3Ks'04 F-A 175,000
Feb 1 1934
Total assessed val. 1913.-33,232,619
School Loans.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.. 19.60
4s '96
A-0 $60,000
Apr 1 1916
Population In 1910
37,826
4s '97
F-A 100,000*.-Aug 1 1917
—
is
Incorporated town 1642; city 1874.
Building & Impt. Bonds.
4s'11
J-D
$72,O00c.June 1 '14-'21
Water (Outside Debt Limit).
3 Ms
A-O $468,OOOc_Oct 1 '14- 31
.
4s
Population in 1910
231.369
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos
gloucester.
A-0$300.000r. Apr 1 1922
65,280r—Oct 1 '14-'37
J-D
12,000r ..Dec 1
1922
J-J
10,OOOr..July 1 1923
J-J
45,000r—July 1 1926
M-N
21,000r. .Nov 1 '14-'39
M-N
14,000r-.Novl '14-'40
M-N
9,000r-.Novl*14-'41
M-N 21,000r_Nov 1 '14-42
4s
Park Bonds.
r
2,000
Court-House Bonds.
$491,925 4s '11
M-S $ 190,000c .Mch 1 '14-'32
1912
10,012,170
Hall of Records Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912---$21.10 4s '08
F-A $60,000c_Aug 15 '14-'19
INT. on school loans at Gardner BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$250,000
Sav. Bank; other loans at Nat, Shaw¬ Floating debt
46,237
Assessed valuation 1912.264,637,364
mut Bank, Boston.
School.
,
1 '14-'28
.p 271,500 hampden county.
County seat is Springfield.
7,000
notes
Tax valuation In
-
3 Mb
3 Ms
INT.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913-
F-A
92,000r_Aug 1 *14-'41
F-A 192,OOOr.Aug 1 '14-'42
F-A 200,000 —1914-1943
A-0
4s
$1,000) 1912....$1.40
payable at Treasurer's office.
Tax rate (per
Surface water drain
Water.
4s
1 1939
3Hs'09 J-J $100,000*...July
Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'08 M-N
$55,000 -May
4s *11
'
-
Water bonds
$750r—Nov 1 1914
l,440r .May 1 '14-'15
975r..Novl'14-'16
...
„
J-D
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913-$128,500
Valuation
1912
9,874,764
0
School loans
Park
14-'34
14-'39
$156,300
52,750
Sewer bonds
Sewer.
Bridge Bonds.
3^s'04 M-N
4s '07
J-J
$56,000*. -Jan 1 1957 3 M s
M-N
4s '10
J-Df378,000*..Dec 1 '14-'34 3 Mb'OQ M-N
I 96,000*.Dec 1 '35-'40 3 Mb
M-N
highway Loans.
3Hs
„
M-N $229,500c.May 2
4s '09 A-O
39,OOOc_Oct 1
4s *04
$700r\._.Novl
$8,000
Temporary loan
Water Bonds.
Fire Department.
fall river (Concluded).—
A-O
$734r .Oct 1 '14-'16
4s '08
M-S $50,000
Mch 2 1938 3 Mb
1.000r..Novl'14-'18
June 1 1938 3 Ms
4s '08
J-D
20,000..
3 Hs'09 M-S
50,000
Mch 1 1939
Play-Ground Loan.
4s '10
M-S
50,000
Mch 1 1940 3 Ma
M-N
$720r..May 1 '14-'16
4s '10
44,000r*July 1 *14-'40
J-J
Bridge Bonds.
4s '11
M-S
50,000
Mch 1 1941
1914
3Hs'04M-N
70,000
Mch 1 1942
4s '12
M-S
7.500r-Novl'14-18
SMs
60,000.-Apr 1 '14-'43
J^s'13 A-0
4s '06
21
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.|
4s '09
4s '05
4s '10
22
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES AND TOWNS.
HOLYOKE (Concluded).—
J-Ja$220,000..Juiy
4s *00
J-J
50,000
4s g *10 J-J
4s
12
J-J
4s *04
1 1927
July 1 1930
1938-1940
4s '94
J-D
School Loans.
4s
'07
A-O
4s g '08. A-O
22,500r
Apr 1
4s g '95 J-D 150,000c&r June
4s g '96 J-J ♦ 100,000c&r_ July
4s '09
M-S
9,000-Sept 1
1 1915
4s'98
4s '10
22,500—Oct 1 '14-'22
exempted by special Acts
of Legislature, a Coup, or
registered.
INTEREST is payable at the Mer¬
chants' National Bank, Boston.
TOT. DEBT Oct 1 1913-$3,266,500
Sinking fund & RR. stock
554,330
NET DEBT Oct 1 1913- 2,712,170
Water debt (included)-..
331,038
Gas & Elec. debt (incl.)..
984,000
H. & W. RR. debt (incl.).
220,000
Water sinking fund (incl.)
112,962
Total valuation in 1913—60,354,583
(Assessment affair cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 —.$16.60
Population in 1910
57,730
*
stock (market value
$792,750).
is leased to the
New
This
Haven
&
Northampton and has paid dividends
Oct
J-D
Fire Protection Bonds.
J-J
$36,OOOc_July 1 '14-'31
J-D
1,200—Dec 1 '14-'15
4s '05
Paving Bonds.
4s '06
A-O
$9,000..0ct
4s *04
1.950---Nov
78,000c.June 1
4s '10
F-A 105.000--Aug 1
4s *12
M-N 85,OOOc_May 1
4s *12
A-O 135,000
Oct
4Ms'13 M-S 100,000
Sept
1879.
The
value
of
all
County. Incorporated March 19 1866
Water Notes.
J-J
$3,000 ...July 1 1914
14,000 -June 1 '14-'27
13,800-Nov 5 *14-'28
J-D
J-J
3Ks'06 J-D
3.80s
23,000-Dec31 '14-'36
16,500—Oct 1 *14-'38
A-O
3 Ms
3 Ms
3.80s
J-J
J-J
'
Fire-Station Loan.
1
4s '08
F-A $17,500—Feb
1 '14-18
Bridge Loans.
4s '06
Sept $3,300-Sept 1 *14-'16
4s '06
M-S
1,000.--Sept 1 1914
4s '08
F-A
5,000—Feb 1 '14-T8
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 2 '13-$2,874,800
Sinking fund
.!«—
-295,372
Borrow, capac. July 25 '13
634,930
Assessed valuation, real-.57,379,525
Assessed val., personal—_21,331,278
Total valuation 1913
1
INT. paid at Old Colony Trust Co.
in Boston and by City Treasurer.
CITY
J-D
4s
3 Ms
4s
J-J
$4,750--June 1 '14-'32
Electric Light Notes.
3.65s
M-N
$8,000..Nov 2 '14-'29
city
M-N
M-N
1,600--May
1 '14-T7
,-
$04,000c.May 1 '14-*34
M-N
42,000c_Nov 1
M-N
^spwpr N Af
'14-'34
3,000c.May 1 'l4-'23
PQ
3.90s'10 J-J $13.500--Nov 1 'l4-'40
4Ks'13 J-D
3,000--J'ne 16 T4-'23
Improvement Notes.
J-J
4s
1937
$500 yearly
12
Assessed valuation 1913. —4,398,754
Tax rate (per $1,000), 1913...$18.60
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
LYNN.
'07
J-D
County. Inc.
10 1850. Commission govern¬
ment adopted Oct. 11 1910.
Brown Tail Moth Extermina'n.
3 Ms
M-N
$5,OOOr.-Nov 1 1915
3 Ms
J-J
8,500r
Jan
11916
4s
" M-N
10,OOOr..M&N 1 1916
4s
M-S
3,000r.-Sept 1 1916
4s
J-D
2,500r_-June 1 1917
4s
M-N
3,000r_-May 1 1917
4s
A-O
5,000r_ ..Apr 1 1918
4s
F-A
5,OOOr—Feb 1 1920
$4,000.-June 1 '14-T7
A-O$150,000
Apr
J-J
200,000
July
4Ms'07 J-D
30,000.Dec 16
Sewer Bonds.
4J^s'06 F-A
$9,000..Aug 7
4Ms'07 J-D
8,000—June 1
4Ms'07 F-A
10,500.Aug 10
30,000_Nov 1 '14-'18
4s'09
A-O $11,000—Oct 15 *15-'16
Fire Protection.
,
Fire and Police Bonds.
M-N $3,200r_Nov 1
4s '08
4s '08
4s '10
4s *11
1 1921
14- 22
*14-'23
4sPark J-Jar$30.000c.-July
1 1926
'14-T7
4s
A-O
4s
A-O
$5,250--. Oct 15 1914
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913.
$122,700
Assess, val. (2-3 act.)
'
'13.-8,960,170
(per $1,000) 1912-.$11.00
Tax rate
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
Boston.
LE0M3NSTEB.
This town is in Worcester
Inc. 1740. Popula'n
County.
1910, 17.5S0.
Miscellaneous Loans.
4s '06
F-A $65,000
Aug 1 1916
Sewer Notes.
$5,000-...Jan 11918
11,000
Jan 1 1918
Town Hall.
4 Mfe'03 J-J
$13,900
July 1 1918
4s '94
M-S
91,000..Mch 1 '14-'22
4s.'95 ,F-A
9,300 —-Feb 1 1914
Water Works.
4s'95&'96A-0 $103,000-Oct 1 1925
4s'96
4s *13
...
4s
City Stable Bonds.
4s '12
$33,250—Aug 1 '14-'32
Library Bonds. M-S
$3.600_.Sept 1 *14-'22
Public Building Bonds.
4s '12
M-S $20.900—Sept 1 '14-'32
4s
4s'13
J-J
—
,
4s
8,010—Oct
M-N
4 Ms
3 Ms
6.000—.Jan 1 T4-'33
13,000
1914-1933
30,000c
•*>22,000r
4s
A-O
Ligh
4s
-
...
1924
1927
1914-1924
Loan.
Var
$57,840r
1914-1937
4s
Var
2,000r._ 1924 & 1927
Permanent debt Apr 1913
$248,500
Floating debt
Sinking fund
41,700
66,000
Assess, val. '12 (M
act.)._-5,737,092
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912-..$15.00
INTEREST
Boston
at
on
Old
coupon
bonds
in
Colony Trust Co.
M-S
J-J
M-N
This town is in Middlesex
County.
'10
A-O $24,604 80
Apr 1 'l4-'35
8,000
1914-1921
4s
10,650
Water=Works Bonds.
4s
M-N $30,000..Nov 1
'14-'16
4s
'11
4,000
...
Refunding Water.
M-N $60.000-Nov 1 '17-'22
Debt of Town—Jan. 1 1913.
Water debt
$208,700
Department loan
Incorporated
is
in
1853.
government adopted
Essex
County.
Commission
Nov 7 1911.
Insurance Loan of 1913.
'
4Ms'13 A-O $14,000c.Apr 1 '14-17
9,000
School debt
71,200
Land loan
2,275
3,500
Trust funds
24,500
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13319,175
Tax valuation 1912
—8,106,015
(Assessment same as actual
value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$20.10
Population in 1910.
—.4,970
—
town
1914-1917
—
,
1 1917
1 1917
1 1915
1 1928
T4-'28
*14-'16
10,000..Aug 1 '14-T7
F-A
4s
2
M-S *90,000c_Mar 1
M-S
16,000r.-Sept 1 1929
'09
3 Ms
4s
3,800.-Aug 1 '14-T7
6,000. May 15 '14-'18
9,500_May 15 T4-M8
23.500-Aug 1 '14-'18
21,825
1917-1919
4s
M-N 35,OOOr—May 1 1929
18,000r
Oct
11929
M-S •80.000r..Mch 1'14-'29
M-N *38.000r_May 1 '14-'29
F-A
7« .OOOr.Feb 1 T4-'30
J-J
O.OOOr...June 1 1920
A-O
l,000r
Oct
1 1920
J-D *84,445r
1914-1921
A-O
3 Ms
3 Ms
4s '10
4s'10
—
,
4s
1 1916
1 1917
1 1914
o
M-S
Police & Fire Dept. Loan.
4s'10
$ 1,820-Dec 1 '14-'20
4 Ms
4s
Miscellaneous.
3Ms'04 M-N
$7,500—May 24
3Ms'04 F-A
7,900-- Aug 9
3 Ms'04 M-N
5,290... Nov 5
3 Ms'04 J-D
7.251... Dec 31
4s
$60,000c.-Mch
2,300r_—Nov
M-N
5,500r
May
M-S3,500r
Sept
4s
M-N
3 ®His'05 A-O
3 Ms'05 J-D
3Ms'05M-S
3 Ms'05 A-O
3 Ms'05 M-N
3Ms'05 J-D
3 Ms'05 J-D
4s'06
...
4s '06
J-D
4s *06
J-J
4Ms'07 M-N
4Ms'07 M-N
5s '07
4s'08
4s *08
4s'08
J-D
4s '08
F-A
4s'09
M-S
—-
4s *09
M-S
4s '10
4s '11
J-D
•
4s '11\.
M-S
.—
1914
1914
4s
1914
4s
M-N
J-J
,
M-N
4s
12,000..Apt 6 '14-'15 3 Ms
10,800 Dec 30 '14-'15
2,350-Dec 30 *14-'15
12,000
1914-1916
1,740-Dec 29 '14-T6
9,498 July 20 '14-T6
46,400..Nov 1 '14-T7
2,400..Nov 1 '14-T7
8,000
1914-1917
37,500
1914-1918
57,500-.--1914-1918
3,700-June 10 '14-T8
3,650..Aug 1 '14-'18
540
Sept'14-'19
30,000..Sept 1 '14-T9
14,000—Dec 1 *14-'20
18,800.-Sept 1 *14-'21
94.800-June 1 '14-'21
3 Ms
4s '12
4s '11
4s
4s
4s
4s *12
4s
4s
4s
4s '10
J-J
4s '10
A-O
Wate5^:s a^n-0
4s
"J-D
4s
M-S
4s
A-O
35,200-July 1 '14-'21
4s
58,760
14,680
9,000
5,850
21,825
4s
F-A
4s
A-O
4s
M-N
.1914-1921
1914-1917
1914-1922
1914-1922
—.1914-1922
4s
Waterworks.
M-N $1,000,000.Nov 1 1920
21,300—Nov 1 '14-'16
J-D
42,OOOc.Dec 1 '14-'20
4s'II
F-A
80,000.-Aug 1 '14-'21
4s '12
M-S
22,500.-Sept 1 '14-T9
4s '12
26,250.
1920-1926
4s'12
22,500
1927-1932
4Ms'13
75,000
J-J
'
4s
4s '12
—
-
—
_t
4s *90
4s'06
4s '10
A-O
4s
J-D
.
J-J
4s
A-O
4s.
'
J-J
.._
Sewer and Paving Loan.
3 Ms'09 J-D $72,000c June 10 '14-'19
Bonds
1 1919
assumed
4s
J-J
4s
A-O
4s
Tewksbury
3Ms'06 J-J
$1,255..July 9 '14-'16
4Ms*06 M-N
8,100.-Nov 9 '14-T6
Fire Department Loans.
4Hs'07 F-A
$2,200.Aug 24 '14-T7
4Ms*07 J-D
14,400.Dec 16 '14-T7
Damage Claims Loan.
4s'08
J-D
$856.50 Dec 30'14-T8
Moths Loan.
4Ms'07 J-D
$600—Dec
_
„
5 '14-T7
Hospital Sheds Loan.
4Ms'07 J-D
$l,400^Dec 14 14-'17
City debt Jan 11913.-—$2,504,777
Sinking funds.
468,964
Net debt Jan 1 1913
2,035,813
Water debt, (included)_.i 1,223,800
Water sinking fund (incl.)
625,209
—
Borrowing capac. Jan 1 '13
648,000
Q00r
McU 15 1Q14
20,000r_ ..Dec 1 1914
I0,000r.-Sept 1 1916
9,000r
Oct
11916
7,500r—July 1 1917
5,OOOr_
Aug 1 191?
2,000r_ ..Oct
1 1917
6,500r_-Nov 1 1917
15,000r—Apr ,1 1918
lO.OOOr.-June 1 1918
85,000c&r.July 1 1918
100,000r—Apr 1 1919
75,OOOr. ..July 11919
—
35.000r.-Jan
1
1920
A-O
200.000r_Apr
1
'20-'21
25,000r
Oct
1 1921
J-J
50,000r
Jan
1 1922
J-J
25,000r. ..July 1 1922
A-O
40,000r
Apr 1 1923
J-J
215,000r.July 1 '25-'26
A-O
10,000r
Oct
1 1928
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
4s
by
Annex.
50,300r.-July 1 1920
8,500r_—Oct
1 1920
4s
J-D
4s'12
Jan
M-S
20,500r.-Mch 1 1919
M-N*71,000r.Nov 1 T4-'32
M-N*12,000r
1914-1921
M-N 50,OOOr_May 1 T4-'32
M-S
72,400r.Mar 1 .'14'22
J-J
7,200r_Jan 1 '14-'22
M-N 12,000r_Nov 1 T4-'32
M-S
45,000r—Mar 1 1920
M-N 128,800r .Nov 1 T4-'21
M-N 35,200r.Nov 1 T4-21
J-J
.._
*30,000r
9,500r
M-S
4s'11
—
1 1916
1 1918
48,500r_May 1 '14-T7
*42,500r.,..May 1 1928
May 1 1914
5,000r...Sept 1 1914
14,300..June 1'14-* 15 3Ms'05 M-N 20,OOOr_May l"*T4vTo
J-J
10,000r.. .July 1 1915
16,660.-Sept 26'14-*15 3 Ms
M-N 36,OOOr_May 1 '14^46
15.480 -Oct 26 '14-'15 4s
440..Nov 28*14-* 15 4 Ms
F-A
13,000r—Aug 1 1917
1914
4s'11
4s'12
4s'12
1 1918
1 1917
M-N
A-O
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
M-N
...
4s g
Fire
11917
1 1917
ll.OOOr.-May
4,000r.-Sept
28,600r.
July
15,000r.-Aug
47,600c. May 1 '14-'20 4s
4s'12
4,590..- —1914-1922 4s '11
Charitable Bequests.
Fire Department.
6s semi-ann
$36,000
A-O*$10,000r—Apr
-Perpetual 4s
4Hs
J-D
2,350r_— Dec
Bridge Loan.
3 Ms
M-N
2,()00r
May
4s'10
$28,280.-Sept 1 '14-*20
Public Improvements.
4Ms'13 M-S
20,000.---1914-1923
...
4s *11
3.500r
Jan
14,200r.-Nov
4s
—
Town-hall loan.
LAWRENCE*""
This
4s
25.000r.-Apf
J-J.
4 Ms
4s
Paving Loan.
4 Ms'06 F-A
$4,590-Aug 7 '14-' 16
4Hs'06A-O
4Ks'07 F-A
4Ms'07 F-A
.■
4s
4s '12
...
-
$130,000c
11920
1 1914
1 1915
'16-'17
1 1918
1 1920
J-D
...
J-J
1 1920
1 1918
11918
10,700r_— June 1 1916
' M-N *26.OOOr—Nov 11927
J-J
15.000r.. .July 1 1916
A-O
,
4s
F-A
—
LEXINGTON.
1 1919
1 1919
Apr
_—
--.
town
J-J
O.OOOr...Oct
20,000r
...
4s '12
4s'13
'14-'17
Municipal Loans.
M-N$73,O00r_Nov 1
4Ms'13 F-A
90,000—Aug 1
4s'12
'14-'16 4s
A-O
5,0()0r
Oct
'14-T7 4s
M-N
5,000r. ..May
*14-'17 3Ms
M-N
5,D00r.-May
M-N 37,500-May 15 '14-T8
4s
M-N 10.OOOr May 1
J-D
10,000.June 10 '14-'18 4s
M-N
3,250r...May
M-N
35,000c.May 1 '14-*20 4s'10
J-J
5,000r.-June
40,000-May 1 *14-'21
School-House Loan.
A-O
45,000c_Apr 1 '14-*22
4s
J-J *$35,OOOr. _;.Jan
4,000.....1914-1923
F-A
Engine=House Notes.
4s '12
Schools.
4s '91
4s *96
,
This city is in Essex
April
.Public Bldg. Impt. Loan.
4Ks 07 F-A
$5,000.-Aug 1 '14-'17
C. H. & M. Building.
4s '90
A-O $450,000.-Oct 1 1920
M-N
the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust
Co.; remainder at office of Treasurer.
4s
County.
Population 1910, 4,948.
1774.
'
J-J
$14,000r • Jan 1 '14-'18
J-J
32,000c ..Jan 1 '14-'29
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913. —.$46,000
Sidewalk Loan.
4s
F-A
'09
of
4s
—
4s '08
at
4s
bonds
4s
...
4s *12
—
is
in
Essex County
Popula'n 1910, 5,777.
Water Loans.
and pav¬
sewer
School Bonds.
...
4s '10
_
This
the
and water
This town is in Hampden
Inc.
$40,000c. .Jan 1 *14-'28
$21,825—
.1920-1922
224,000
1914-1922
4Msl3
115,000.-...1914-1923
4Ms'13 J-J
166,500
1914-1923
Park Loan.
4Ms'09 J-D
$1,200—Dec 6 '14-T9
This town is in Berkshire
County.
Inc. 1767. Population 1910,
3,060.
School Notes.
4s *08
J-D
$55,800.June 1 '14-'19
—
Inc. 1634.
on
1910
LUDLOW.
5,500c-..$500 yearly
Municipal Loans.
4s '12
...
IPSWICH.
1933-1934
1936
This city is in
Middlesex County.
Inc. Apr. 1 1836.
Commission govt,
adopted Nov. 7 1911.
LENOX.
J-J
—
of
Is
payable at the Old Colony
Trust Co., Boston.
$1,000) 1913.-$11.00
INT. at First Nat
Bank, Boston.
M-N
-s
1910
-
M-N
~s
INTEREST
ing 4s
1932
BOND. DEBT Oct
1913...$125,000
Water debt
(incl.)
85,000
Water sinking fund.
22,200
Assessed valuation
1913.-4,377,610
Tax rate (per
4s *08
A-O
49,000--rOct 11926
Refunding Water Bonds.
3Ms'00 A-O $20,000.Aug 27 '14-'15
$1,500--Aug 1 '14-16
School Bonds and Notes.
4s *06
M-N
3,900-.Nov22*14-*16 3 Ms'04 J-J $10,000
July 1 1916
Electric Light Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
/30,000-July *20-'23-'24
4s
-J-J
$14,000c. July 1 '14-'27
110,000
July 1 1917
4Ms'13 J-D
9,000--June 1 '14-'31 3Ms'05 F-A
70,000..Aug 1 '15-'21
Refunding Bonds.'
3Ms*05 F-A
30,000..Aug 1 '22-'24
4s
A-O $10,000c_0ct 5 '14-'17 3
Hs'06 M-S
8,000—-Sept 1 1925
TOT. DEBT Oct 28
'13—..$276,350
Library Bonds.
Cash and uncollected taxes
87,199 4s 1910
$7,000-June 1'14-'20
NET DEBT Oct 28 1913-.189,151 Cemetery lot funds
"
$26,514
Tax valuation in 1913
4,148,215 Trust funds..
10,424
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1911
752,138
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--$21.40 Water
debt (included)
202,000
Population in 1910
6,743 Sinking funds
1
158,903
INT., coupons payable at National Water
sink, funds (incl.).
21,465
Shawmut Bank, Boston;
Assess, val. (% act.)
'12.-13,182,680
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912...$22.00
HYDE PARE. (See Boston.)
INTEREST on part of town debt
4s
'08
4s '08
2,000-July 1 '14-'15 4 Ms'08 J-J
500—- Sept 1 1914 4Ms'08J-J
J-J
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
4s
PROPERTY.—The
property valued at $3,530,125.
T4-'29
J-J
9,200—May 15'14-'41
4Ms'31 J-D
6,000.-J'ne 16 '14-18
Water Bonds.
»
4s
78,710,803
(Assessment about market value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$18.00
Population in 1910
85,892
4,200--July 1 '14-'34
1,600 —Dec
$8,400—May 1 '14-'19
■
and
This town is situated in Middlesex
4s
1923
Public Improvement Loan.
4s *08
J-D $40,000..June. 1 *14-'18
city
HUDSON.
1
1914
'14-'19
Hospital Loan.
valued at $1,334,380 and
gas
electric plants at $1,448,387.
4s
1
*14-'20
'14-'19
7 1922
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J ($652,000--July 1 1923
I
60,000.-July 1 1936
4s '12
M-S 450,000c_Mch 1 '14-'22
Culvert Loan.
4s'09
M-N $6,000.-Nov 10'14-19
owns
3 Ms
,14-'16
1
M-N
M-N
1917
-1930
...
Ms'09 J-D
4s *09
Part yearly
School Bonds.
43
$6,448,703:
1913-87,041,69St
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-—$19.40
Population in 1910
—106,294
LOWELL
$6,000-Oct 1 *14-'16
25,000—Dec 1'14-'18
4s '06
3
Total assessed value
xcvn.
'14-'28
Engine House Bonds.
4s'08
property,
not including water and
light plants, is estimated at $2,315,865.
The water-works of the city are
4s
*14-'25
*14-'17
'14-'23
---
CITY PROPERTY.—Included In
the city's sinking fund as given above
is $226,500 Holyoke & Westfield RR.
since
J-D
4s '06
Debt
road
18,000—Dec 1
6,000-Nov 9
30,000—June 1
15,000—Dec 1
J-D
$21,000-May 1 *14-'34
23,000.-Aug 1 '14-'36
4s g'08 A-O
15,000r_Apr 1 '14-'28
4s g '08 M-N
l,500r_May 1 '14-'16
3Mk'09 M-S
16.000r.Mch 1 '14-'29
Municipal Purpose Bonds.
4Mg'13 J-Dj$112,000rJune 1 '14-*20
1
45,000rJune 1 '21-23
Miscellaneous Bonds.
4s '06
F-A $l9,500r—Aug 1 '14-'16
4s *07
A-O
8,000
Apr 1 1914
4s '07
A-O
22,500
Apr 1 '15-'17
4s *07
A-O
24,000--Apr 1 '14-'27
4s g '08 A-O
20.000r-.Apr 1 '14-'18
4s g '09 J-J
123,000r.July 1 '14-'29
4s 710
M-N 56,000--May 1 '14-'20
4s g *11 A-O 152,000c_Apr 1 *14-'21
'
J-D
M-N
F-A
4s *12
51.600c-Dec 1 *14-'19
4s '97
M-N
4s '06
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D
$2,000c
4s
J-D
10,000c
3Ks.,
J-D
23,000c
3 Ms
J-D
9,000c
4s
J-D
10,000c
4s
J-D
14,000c
4s
J-D
4,000c
4s
J-D
7,500c
4s '11
...
_
4s '07
1 1916
'14-'19
4s '10
M-N 51,000-May 1 '14-*30
4s g '11 A-O
75,000c_Apr 1 '14-'28
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04
1
'14-'23
'14-'24
*14-'30
City property 1912
This town is in Middlesex
County.
Inc. Apr. 23 1754.
Pop. '10, 1,175.
$262,000. .-July 1 1924
*14-'28
—
1914
1
Sewer Bonds.
'
J-D $60,000c.June 1'14-'37
A-O
15,000--Apr 1 '14-'28
M-S
59,500c_Sept 1 *14-'30
1 '17
52,500c&r.May ,14-,20 4s'08
35,000r_Sept 1 '14-'20 4s '10
6,000-.Apr 1 '14-'25 4s '95
3Ms'05 M-S
76,500c-0ct
J-J
4s *09
$43,000-May 1 '14-'30
4s g '97 M-S»$109.000c&r_Mch
A-O
Municipal Loans.
Smith's Ferry.
3 Mg'00 M-N
J-D
J-D
J-D
4s'10
Bridge Bonds.
4s g '94 J-D $105,000c&r June 11914
M-N
J-D
Nov
^0,000--Dec 1 '14-'15
30,000--Dec 20 '14-'16
75,000--Dec 1 '14-'18
21,600-.June 1'14-19
112,000-Dec 1 '14-'20
School Bonds.
4s '98
F-A $80,000--Aug 1
4s'04
F-A
77,000 --Aug 1
Police & School BIdg. Bonds.
4Mg'13 J-D$210.000r_ June 1 '23-'33
4s '10
J-D
4s'06
4s'08
4s'09
4s '10
al20,000..July 1 *14-'37
24.000
M-N $20,000--.
4s '05
i * 14-50
Wsitcr Losns
4s g '97 J-J $250,000c&r_Jan
LINCOLN.
Ordinary Debt Loan.
♦Holyoke & Westfield RR. Bds.
4s '10
[Vol.
J-D
A-O
J-D
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
4s '11
F-A
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-D
75,OOOr_July 1 '27-'29
25,OOOr.-Jan 1 1930
25,000r
Oct
11930
6,000r
Dec 11915
2,000r—Apr 11916
24,500r.-May 1 1916
3,500r_..June 1 1917
6,500r
Feb 1 1917
25,000r.-July 1 1931
75,000r
Jan
1 1932
325,OOOr.-Apr 1 1932
162,000r_June 1 T4-'41
4Ms'13
"
/140,000.-Sept 1 '14-'33
1 60,000.-Sept 1 '34-'43
Drainage Bonds.
_
4s
M-N
4 Ms
4s
M-S
M-S
4s
4s
M-N
"
M-S
^
$2,500r.-Nov 1 1916
5,OOOr
Sept 1 1917
30.000c.-Mch 1 1938
37,000r_Nov 1 T4-'42
33,800r_Mar 1T4-42
•
'A
\
LYNN.
M-N$150,000
4s '95
(Con.)—
Improvement.
A-O*$125,000r—Apr
4s
A-0 *25,000r
Oct
3Hs*05 A-O*125,000r—Apr
3Hs
M-N
5,000r_.-Nov
4s
J-J
7,500r_-July
4s
M-S
5,OOOr_.-Sept
4s
J-D
13,000r
Dec
4Ms
M-S
15,000r_ —Sept
4Hs
M-N
5,700r. ..Nov
4Hs
J-D
5,650r
Dec
4s
J-D
10,000r
Dec
4s
M-N
750r-..May
4s '09
M-S
20,000r_ - .Sept
4s
J-D
25,000r___June
3Hs
M-S 25,000r__-Mar
City-Hall Repair.
4Hs
M-N $1,800r_.-Nov
3Hs
F-A
6,000r—Aug
Public Library Loan.
4s
A-0*$35.000r--Apr
4s *96
Street
4s
Sewer Loan.
J-J
$25,000r
May 2 1925
2 1926
100,000
M-N
May
30.000..May 2
4,000--May 1
20,000
July
20,000
Apr
30,000
July
11920 3Ms'03 M-N
*33-'35
M-N
*14-'17
11921 5s '07
J-J
1 1938
1 1935 4s'08
1 1939
1 1915 3Ms'09 A-0
J-J
1 1939
1 1916 4s '09
M-N
35,000
May 1 1940
1 1916 4s *10
J-J
20,000
July 1 1942
11926 4s '12
A-O
40,000
Apr 1 1943
1 1917 4s '13
Debt Sept. 1 1913.
1 1917
$1,802,900
11917 Total debt
578,174
11918 Sinking fund, &c
1,207,851
1 1918 Net debt
247,000
1 1919 Water debt (included)
193,826
1 1920 Water sinking fund (incl.)
41,661,530
1 1919 Total valuation 1913
-
—_
(Assessment about actual value.)
'
1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 —.$19.20
44,404
1 1919 Population in 1910--.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
1 1917
MANCHE STEE.
..
This
Inc.
is
town
1645.
Essex
County.
Population 1910, 2,673.
M-S$ 132,000c ...-1914-1935
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$132,000
Tax valuation 1913
.16,730,324
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
1913
—$8.80
Tr; Co., Bos.
—
INT. at Old Colony
MANSFIELD.
This
Inc.
$ 1,100,451
the amount
of
of debt limit and
issued under authority of special Acts
of Legislature; sinking funds, special
debts, $289,455.
INTEREST coupons payable at
Bank of Republic, Boston, or at City
Treasurer's office; other interest by
City Treasurer only.
$
9,000c_July 1 '14-'22
city is in Middlesex County.
Incorporated May 31 1892.
This
Notes
4s'05
4s'05
4s *05
...
...
4s'06
...
4s'06
--
4s'06
4s'06
"*
*
'---
4s '04
--
4s'06
--
4s'06
_-
4s '07
...
VALUATION.—
(Assessed at % rash value.)
17333,524
9291,126
Tot .86005,977 81529,354 51655,186
Tax (perM) 20.00
19.40
18.00
POPULATION.—1910, 89,336; in
1905, 77,025; in 1900, 68,513;
in
1890. 55.727; in 1880. 38.274.
Pers..
4s'07
4s'08
...
.-
4s'08
4s'09
...
4s '09
...
.—
4s *10
...
J-J
M-S
...
4s '10
4s '11
4s
MARBLEHEAD
This
Inc.
is
in
Essex
County
Population 1910, ,7,338.
town
1649.
4s '11
4s '11
1 1924
1 1914
'1.4-'24
1,200
.May
6,000
.-Sept
4s
13,800. ...Oct
:
Play-Ground Bonds
4s'94
J-D'
$9,000c—Dec
4s '03
M-N
9,000c---May
4s *12
F-A
38,000c_Aug 1
Water-Works Bonds >
4s *94
J-J
$32,000c.Jan
1
4s '89
4s
J-J
4s '87
M-N,
4s '95
10,000c--..1914-1918
6,000c
1914-1917
M-N
4s '92
J-J
M-N
4s'11
8,000c----1914-1921
15,000c-..-1919-1921
8,G00c_May 1 '14-'21
27,000c_May 1 '14-'22
School House Bonds
3Ks'03 J-D $20,000c_ -.1914-1923
4s '06
J-D
26.000c_June 1 '14-'26
4s
J-D
80,750
1914-1932
BOND. DEBT May 1913-.$414,000
MALDEN.
Sinking fund.
24,136
This
city (P. O. Boston) is in Water debt
(included)
163,000
Middlesex County.
Inc. March 31
Borrowing capacity Sept '12 178,551
1881.
The
city
owns
property Total valuation
1912__-..10,198,916
valued at $1,954,200, not incl. the
Tax r&te (per $1,000) 1913...$22.00
water-works, which cost $943,133.79.
INTEREST is payable at Boston.
Street Loans.
3Ms'04 J-J
$1,000
July 11914
: -'V
5s '07
M-N
3,000--May 1 '14-T6 MARION.
4s '09
M-S
20.000._Mar 1 '14-'19
This town is in Plymouth County.
3Ms'09A-0
6,000.-Apr 1 '14-'19 Inc. 1S52.
Population 1910, 1,460.
4s '10
M-N
4,000-June 1 '14-' 15
Sewer Loan
5s '10
J-D
2.000-June 1'14-T5 3 Ms'06 s-a
$13,000--Jan 31 '14-*26
4s '11
J-J
12.000-July 1 '14-'21 4s'07
A-0
3,250-Apr 29 T4-'26
4s '12
J-J
11,000
1914-1922
Water Loan
4s'13
A-0
79,000—Apr 1 T4-'23 4^s'08 J-J
$96,000c__Jan 1 '14-'38
Drainage Bonds.
Perm, debt Aug 20 '13— $112,250
3Ms'02 J-J
$15,000....July 1 1932 Total assessed val. 1913.. .5,167,130
3 Ms'04 J-J
20,000
July 1 1934
(Assessment fair cash value.)
4s'08
J-J
10,000...-.July 1 1938 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-,$11.00
3Ms'09 A-0
20.000....Apr 1 1939
INT. on water loan payable at Old
4s'10
M-N
7.000-June 1 T4-'20
Colony Trust Co., Boston; on sewer
4s'11
J-J
24,000
July 1 1941
loan atWareham Savings Bank.
4s '12
J-J
10,000
July 1 1942
School House Loans.
4s '94
M-N $5,000
Nov 1 1914 MARLBOROUGH.
This city is in Middlesex Co.
Inc.
4s '95
J-J
3;500—July 1 '14-'15
4s *95
J-D
3J00—Junel '14-'15 May 23 1890. Popula. '10, 14,579.
Sewer Bonds
4s '97
F-A
12.000.-Aug 1 '14-T7
M-S $30,000c
Sept 1 1914
3 Ms
F-A 5,312.50-Aug 1 '14-'18 4s
J-J
20,000c-..July 1 1918
3 Ms
F-A
29,500-Aug 1 '14-'25 4s
J-J
4s '04
12,000c. ..July 1 1929
4s'06
J-J
149,500—July T4-'26
M-N
13,000c.-Nov 1 1933
4s '08
J-J
10.500..July 1 T4-'2S 4s
M-N
3.000c&r_ Nov 1 ,1933
4s
J-J
52.000-July 1 '14-'26 4s
J-J
4s '10
44,000c. July 1 '14-'35
Municipal Loan.
F-A
l3,000c_Aug 1 '14-'26
5s .'07
J-J
$16,000.-July 1 '14-'17 4s '11
'12
4s
-.-
—
M-N
-
;A::-'■
(Assessment actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1913-$20.40
4s '08
J-J
5,000..July 1
4s'09
J-J
1,000
July
Fire Department.
4s '95
A'-O
$l,20Q__Apr 1
3Ms
J-J
9.000.-JulyJ4s '06
A-0
10,000.-July 2
4s'10
M-N
1,000: —-Nov
Hospital Bonds.
3 Ms
J-D $11,000-Dec 1
.
4s '11
J-J
*14 '18
1 1914
Water Bonds
4s
-
'14-*15
'14-'22
T4-'23
11914
'14-'24
8.000-July 1 '14-'31
Public Parks.
4s'94
J-J
$80,000-..July 3 1944
4s '95
J-J
20,000-July 3 *45&'47
4s
4s
4s
4s
$30,000c. ..Sept 1 1921
150,000c.-Aug 1 1922
M-S
70,000c.-Sept 1 1924
J-J
50,000c.-July 1 1926
M-N
20,000c-..May 11930
J-D, ,7.600—$3,200 y'rly
M-S
F-A
4s
:
Street Notes
,
4s
4s '92
4s '93
4s '94
4Ks'13 J-D $12,600c_June 2 '14-'23
General Loans
4s
J-D $50.000c__.June 1 1915
J-J
M-N*$50,000 —May 2 1922
May 2 1923
M-N 200,000--May 2 1924
—
M-N 100,000
4s '89
J-J $125,000c&r.Jan
1 1919
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $125,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
—
of
Bank of Melrose.
Nat.
MERRIMAC.
This
Inc.
in
is
town
1876.
Essex
County.
'10, 2,202.
Population
Water Bonds
J-J
$66,500c_July 15 '14-?32
Electric-Light Bonds
4s'04
4s
J-J
$6,500c.July 15 '14-26
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$73,000
13,200
Note debt
(% est.) 1913. 1,281,444
(per $1,000) 1913--$25.50
Assess, val.
Tax
rate
Nat. Bank, Boston.
INT. at First
METHUEN.
Pop'n 1910, 11,448.
Water Bonds
4s
M-N$ 100,000c ..May 1 1924
4s
F-A
27,500c ..-1914-1924
25,000c. ..Oct 11925
25,000c.-Feb 11928
25,000c._-Dec 11930
11,000
1914-1924
13.500
1914-1940
25.500c--Dec 1'14-'33
A-O
4s
4s
F-A
4s
J-D
A-O
4s
4s
A-O
4s'10
J-D
1 1922
Sewer Loan
J-J
iy2s
'
4 YiS
800
1,500
9,000
4.400
July 1 1932
Jan 11914
Jan 1 1917
Sept 11917
1915 & 1916
-1920
2,500
J-J
M-S
3 Us
$25,000
J-J
3kis
F-A
4s
J-J
—
Pump Loan
4s
F-A
$3,500—
School Bonds
1914
,
F-Aj$4s,000c.Aug 1 '14-'25
\ 15,000c.Aug 1 '26-'30
4s '10
School-House Notes
1921
3%s
J-D
$5,000
$9,500-.Sept 1 T4-'32
10,000c-..July 11915
10,000c. ..Oct 11915
4s
J^J
M-S
4s
F-A
'16-*23
1 1924
4s *94
11924
4s'96
1 1925
4s'96
11926
4s '09
1 1939
4s '09
1 1939
4s'10
M-S
15,000c.-Sept 1 1940
4s'11
M-S
5,000c. ..Sept 1 1941
School-House Bonds
4s '03
M-N $45,000c—May 1 1922
4s'07
M-N
14,000c.-May 1 1927
4s
J-J
J-J
3,500
5,000
9,000
10,000—
3,000.
—
J-J
4s'94
4s
'95
A-0
F-A 161,OOOc_Aug 1
J-J
10.000c...July
A-O
10,000c...Oct
J-J
»20,000c...July
J-J
41,000c__.July
M-N
5,000c
May
M-S
5,000c...Sept
.
4s'94
F-A
M-S
J-J
4s'08
4s '11
4s *12
95,0000- ..Aug 1 1928
70,000c.Sept 1 '14-'31
19,000c_Jufy. 1 *14-'32
Public-Building Bonds
M-N $56,000c.-Nov
J-J
18,000c...July
4s '98
F-A
80,000c.-Aug
4s *99
M-S
35,000c.-Mch
1
1
1
1
Park Bonds
4s
F-A $12,000c&r_Feb
1 1930
,,
4s '94
4s '95
.
1914
1915
1918
1919
J-J
20,000c&r_July 1 1932
4s'02
M-N
27,000r_-Nov 1 1932
Drainage Bonds.
4s *12
$l,500-.July 1 '17-'22
4s '12
'...
8,550..July 1 '14-'22
Fire-Station Bonds.
4s
$11,400.. July 1 '14-32
4s
—
—
Stable Bonds
4s'04
J-D $15,000c...June 1 1924
Municipal Loan Bonds
M-N $198,0C0c.LMay 1 1917
J-J
100.000c..Jan
1 1918
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '12$1,357,000
Notes outstanding
381,683
Sinking funds
1,131,727
Total valuation 191328,297,150
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1913
$19.00
Population in 1910
__23.150
4s '97
4s '98
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bost.
This
Inc. a
4s
•'
4s
4s
4^s'13
4J4s'13
4,000-1914-1917
___
36,000--- —1914-1931
$409,70;)
Water debt (incl.)
257,500
Sinking funds
80,559
Water sinking fund (incl.)
,
76,890
B6nrowing capacity. —- - 87,398
Assess, val. {.% act.) '12—7,986,595
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$20.90
—
Police-Signal Loan.
J-D
$2,700r
\
INT, on bonds
Bos.; on notes at
'
Street-Improvement Not6s.
4>$sT3 J-J
$25,000c_July 1 '14-'23
at First Nat .Bank,
City Treas. office.
.
School Loan
M-N
$5,000c. .-Nov 1 1914
M-N
21,450--Nov 1 *14-'26
4s'06
Improvement Loan
$3.800c—Nov 1 1915
Nov 1913- $93,950
Temporary loans
30,000
Total assessed val. 1913- —4,984,707
(Assessment about full value.)
General
4s '00
M-N
Permanent debt
Tax
rate (per
$1,000) 1913—$20.00
on light bonds payable
railroad loan in Salem;
other loans in Middleborough.
INTEREST
in Boston; on
on
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
4s '13
'"
1 '14-T6
26,000--Dec 1 '14-'26
Building Bonds
J-D $ 160,000c.. Dec 1 '14-'21
Training-School Notes
4s'09
J-D
$20.000---Dec 1 T4-T7
Court-House Bonds
$190,000c.Dec 1'14-'32
J-D
3Hs'09 M-S
,
$435,000
_—699,270,535
Permanent debt Jan. 1 '13
Population in 1910
$9,000c_Nov 1 T4-'21
3,000.-Nov 1 '14-'15
4s
6,000.-Nov 1 *16-'21
♦Surface Drainage Bonds
4s '02
J-J $100,000c..July 15 1932
4s'09
M-N
5,000c.-Nov 1 191=9
4s '10
J-J
5,000c...July 1 1920
4s '11
M-N 10,000c_.M&N 1 1916
4s '12
J-J
5,000c—July 1 1917
*
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-D $200,000c&r J'ne 1 '24-'25
4s
J-J
50,000c. ..July 1 1926
4s
J-D
50,000c.-June 1 1917
4s
J-J
10,000c. ..July 1 1935
4s
J-D
20,000c. June 1 '37-38
4s
J-J
10,000c—July 1 1937
3 Hs'09 J-D
10,000c. -June 1 1939
4s
v
Cam¬
$ 15,000-Dec
—-
Tax valuation 1912.
4s '11
j
County seats are Lowell and
bridge.
Incorporated 1643.
4s
Park Bonds
,
.
4s '00
School Bonds
4s '96 F-A $200,OOOc&rFeb
24 1916
78,000c..-Mch 1 1929
-
MIDDLEBOROUGH.
This town is in Plymouth County.
Inc. in 1669.
Pop. 1910, 8.234.
Railroad Loan
4s '91
M-N
$5,000c.-Nov 1 1918
Light Bonds
4s'00
M-N
$l,200c.—Nov 1 1915
4s '93
M-N
37,500c—Nov 1 '14-'23
4s '06
F-A ' 20,000c. .Nov 1 '24-'27
4s
1914-1916
—
_
N otes
J-D
city is in Middlesex County.
town 1850; city Jan 1 1900.
Jan 1 1925
Mch 1 1925
1917-1918
Jan 1921
Jan 1922
Funded debt Apiii 1913
4s *10
MELROSE.
Inc.
This town is in Essex County.
in 1725.
4s
4s
and
Boston
[•Outside of debt limit.)
Sewer Bonds
4s
Nat. Bank and
Bank
Nat.
Melrose
——15,715
1910
the Eliot
INT. at
Second
M-N
—
...-"--669,915
INT. at Beacon Tr. Co.,
Boston..
...
--.
City Hall Bonds
4s '05
J-J
$27,500c-July 1 *14-'24
J-J
9,000c_Jan 1 '14-'22
20,000-..July 3 1924 4s
School Notes
3 Ms'01 J-J
12,000
July 1 1926
J-J
$16,000c -..1914-1917
4s '04
J-J
18,000
July 3 1929 4s
Police & Fire Station Loans
4s *07
J-D
25,000
Dec 2 1932
M-N $34,000
4s '10
M-N
May 1 1927
10,000
Nov 1 1934 4s '08
F-A
7,500
Aug'14-'18
4s '11
J-J
5,000
July 1 1936 4s'08
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '13
$721,706
Police-Station Loans.
4s '06
J-J
322,333
$31,000...July '14-'29 Sinking funds
Water debt (included)
Water Construction.
399,400
4s *94
J-J
121,925
$42,000
Jan 11914 Borrowing capacity
4s '95
J-J
10,722,485
10,000
Jan 1 1915 Total valuation 19i3
(Assessment is 7-10 actual value.)
4s '96
J-J
19,000
Jan 1 1916
4s '96
J-J
15,000
July 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913--.$21.90
INT. at Winthrop Nat. Bk., Bos.
4s'99
J-J
36,000- ..July 1 1919
3Ms'00 J-J
15,000
July 2 1920
3Ms'02 J-J
50,000-July 1 '22&'23 MAYNARD. ~
This town is in Middlesex Co. Inc.
3 Ms'04 J-J
23,000
July 1 1924
3Ms'05 J-J
25,000
July 1 1925 Apr. 19 71. Popula. 1910, 6,390.
Water Bonds
4s '11
12,000--Sept 1 1931
4s'99
in
Population
I 1922
'14-'42
96,731
514,157
98,090
Total tax
1 1921
11914
1 1932
'14-'16
Total value city property. 2,062,870
Tax valuation 1913
—18.003,525
.
.
debt..
Sinking fund assets...
Borrowing capacity
'14-'22
'94
A-0
30,000c.Oct
1 '14-'19
'95
J-J
53,000c.July 1 '16-'23
*94
J-D
,25.000c...Dec 11922
*97
J-J
16,000c. ..July 1 1923
Sidewalk Bonds
'11
F-A
$6,000c. Aug 1 *14-'19
4s'94
$9,000c.May
'14-'19
28,OOOc_July
*14-'20
11,000 ..May 1 '14-'.24
24,000c_May 1 *14-'29
M-N
'90
-.-
4s
4s
Water Bonds.
—
'11
4s
'14-*20
M-N $35.000c.May 1
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-J
$50,000c_—July
4s '08
J-J
1,000c.--May
4s g '09 M-N «22,000c.Nov 1
M-N
'11
4s
4s
4s *94
--
—-
4s
4s
Street Bonds.
12,500
--
4s '10
1 1914
11915
1 1915
1 1915
11916
1 1916
1 1916
11916
1 1916
1 1926
11927
11917
1 1917
1 1917
11918
1 1928
1 1918
1 1918
1 1919
1 1919
May 1 1919
13,000
July 1 1920
1,000...-July 1 1915
8,000
Nov 1 1920
l.OOO-.-Nov 1 1915
1,100
Dec 1 1920
1,500.-Feb 1 *14-'16
4,500-_May 1 -14-'22
2,250c.Nov 1 '14-T6
2,000
May 1 1916
J4s'09 M-N
4s'10
School Bonds.
-
...
4s'09
4s'09
*
15,000 ~—Dec
7,000 ——Jan
5,000
July
14.500
Aug
10,800
Sept
27,239
Jan
12,000
July
7,500
Oct
8,000
Dec
4,000—July
4.200
-Sept
4,000
Oct
11919
16,500
Dec 1 1919
...
4s'07
■
—
...
4s'07
'
$37,000
Dec
3,650
Jan
33,64.3
July
18,000
Dec
7,500
-Jan
5,000
May
16,000
Aug
2,400
Sept
11,000—Dec
$3,000c_May 1 '14-'16
BOND. DEBT Oct 22 *13.$1,039,500
Other
MEDFORD.
4s '10-
is in
Bristol County
Population 1910, 5,183.
town
1775.
1912.
1900.
3Ms'09 M-N
4s '10
M-N
$ ■
$
*
M-N
64195,830 42364,060 4s '88
1913.
RE
3,000c.Nov 1
J-J
4s'11
excess
ASSESSED
M-N
4s *12
3
municipal debt.$3,4l3,415
xlncludes loans to
$999,000 in
M-N
4s '11
(per $1,000), 1913--$18.40
INT. at Internat. Tr. Co., Boston.
4s '08
Water Bonds.
4s '08
,
Net water debt
4s '11
(Assessment about 80% actual value.
4s'07
in
$36,000
1914-1931
8,000c.Sept 1 '14-'21
Lighting Bonds.
4s '11.
M-S $27,500c_Sept 1 '14-'34
4s
J-D
7,000- —.June 1 1935
4s
A-O
40,000—.Oct 1 1933
TOTAL DEBT, &C.—Dec. 31 *12.
4s
A-O
3,000.-.-Apr 1 1934
Fund. debt(excl.of water) x%2,858,100
4s
A-O
24,000--Apr 1 '14-'37
Sinking funds
545,136 BOND. DEBT
Apr 30 T3-$192;500
Assessed valuation 1912— 4,180,446
Net debt
...$2,312,964
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$24.80
Water debt (additional) ..$1,807,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Water-works sinking fund.
706,549
Total net
23
Assessed valuation 1913--$4,094,545
Tax rate
„
Jan 1 1914
4s
A-0 *40,000r
Apr 1 1916
4s
J-J
20,000r
Jan 11915
4s
A-OnOO,000r_..Apr 1 1927
4s
J-D
11,000c-..Dec 1 1928
3Hs
J-D
lO.OOOr—June 1 1939
3Ms
M-S 30,000r
Mar 1 1939
3Ms
M-S 37,000r—Mar 1 1940
Municipal Deficiency Loan.
4s
J-D
S5.000r_._Dec 11916
4MB
J-D
18,000r...Dec 1 1917
4s
J-D
70,000r
Dec 1 1918
4s
J-D
13,000r—Dec 1 1920
♦Loans marked (*) are authorized
by special Acts of Legislature in ex¬
cess
of the city's legal debt limit.
Total outstanding bonds thus auth¬
orized is $1,971,500.
4s
'
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913. J
7,600
85,516
4s'10
A-0
10,000c...Apr
11940
M-N 10,000c..M&N 1 1941
J-J
10,000c...July 1 1942
Auditorium Loan Bonds
4s '11
J-J f $9,000c.July 1 *14-*16
4s '11
4s '12
I 30,000c_July 1
Water-Works.
M-S $35,000c...Mch
4s
J-J
38,000c.. .July
4s
F-A
10,000c.-Aug
4s
F-A
5,000c.-Feb
4s
-
Worcester County.
Population TO, 13,055.
This town is in
Inc.
1780.
School Notes
3^s g
3 Ms
3 Ms
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-S
4s
J J
4s
„
^
$2,400.--Nov 10 1916
30,000 ..Nov 1 '14-T9
4,000_Nov 10 '14-T5
13,000. .Sept 1 *14-'26
13,000..July ,7 *14-'26
Sewer Bonds
4s'06
1914-1936
'14-'33
1 '14-'26
1 '13— $214,000
A-0$143,000
4s 'OS
M-N
40,000c_Nov 1
4s'11
A-O
26,000c.Oct
BOND, DEBT Feb
Notes
Total valuation '12-T3
71,400
9,886,558
(Assessment about full value.)
Total tax (per
INT.
Boston;
and
11918
1 1925
1 1922
1 1923
f36,000c_June 1 '14-'31
1 1,000c. ..June 1 1932
M-N
7,000c.May 1 '14r'20
3Hs'09 J-D
4s '10
'17-'31
MILF0ED.
on
on
$1,000) 1912.-$18.70
4s at Nat. Shawmut Bk.,
3at Milford Sav. Bk.
Co., Boston.
Old Colony Tr.
MILLBURY.
This to>vn
is in Worcester County.
High-School Bonds.
4MsT3 M-S $50,000 U
1914-1933
TOTAL DEBT..........
(?) '
Population in 1910—
4,740
24
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
MILTON.
11928
1 1929
1 1932
1 1933
1 1935
T4-'37
3 Xg'98 F-A $35,OOOr...Feb
Is In Norfolk County. 3 Xg'99 F-A
33,OOOr. -Feb
Population 1910, 7,924. 3 Xg'02 M-S* 30,OOOr. ..Mch
School Loan
4s g '03 J-D '0 30,OOOr. -Dec
4s
$2,500
1914 4s g '05 J-J
62,OOOr.-July
3H8-09 M-N 87.000.-Nov 1 T4-'29 4s g '07 A-O 196,000r..Oct 1
4s '11
M-N 140.000r.May 1
Library Bonds
This
Inc.
town
1662.
...
4s
$24,750
1914-1922
Sewer Bonds
4s '04
J-J
$l,000r... -Julyl 1914
_s '98
J-J
6,000.
1914-1918
.s '10
J-J
6.400
1914-1917
Water Bonds
...
J-D
4s '11
?32,OOOr—Dec
[60,OOOr..Dec
J-D 241,OOOr.June
M-S
96,OOOr.Sept
M-S 100.000r.Mar
4s *12
4s '12
4s '13
'14-'41
1 '14-'21
1 '22-'41
1 T4-'42
1 T4-'42
1 '14-*43
1 T4-'43
4Ms*13 M-S 150, OOOr .Sent
4s '13
J-J
/40,000c.July 1
F-a $44,000c..Aug 1 '14-17
'14-'23
F-A 150,000c—Aug 1 *18-'32
\ 30,000c. July 1 '24-'33
Building Bonds
4Xs
4s'06
A-O
$4,825c_.Apr 1 '14-'16 4s
Funded debt Apr 1913
$349,000
Net water debt (incl.)
202,000 4Xs'
Total valuation 1913
Water Loan
29,927,244
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.-$13.00 4s '88
A-O $20,OOOr.-Apr 1 1918
4s '94
A-O 120,OOOr.-Apr 1 1924
INT. on school 3J^s of 1909 at Old
4s g '94 A-O 200.000cr.Dec 15 1924
Colony Trust Co.,
Boston; other
4s g '96 A-O 400,000cr—Apr 1 1926
loans at First Nat. Bk., Boston.
4s g'97 J-J
600,000cr
Jan 11927
3 Xg'00 J-D
48,OOOr. —June 1 1930
NATICK.
4s '10 ' J-D
135,000r_June 1 '14-'40
This town is in Middlesex County. 4s '10
M-S 110,000r.Sept 1 '14-'15
Inc.Feb. 19 1781. Pop'n 1910,9,866.
175, OOOr. Sept 1 *16-'40
4s '11
M-N 140,000r.May 1 T4-'41
High-School Bonds.
3Hs
3Xs
♦Water Loans
4s
4s '90
4s
4s
—
—
—
>
4s *12
J-J
J-J
1927-1941
$10,500
1914-1916
Water Notes
4s
J-J
$36,400
.
--1914-1938
Sewer Bonds
4s
.
J-J $200,000 July 1 15-20-5-6
J-J
25,000.-July 15 1926
Water Bonds
f'
„
3Xs
3Xs
3Xs
...
4s '12
$71,665
Grade-Crossing Notes
4s
4s
„
_
School & Public Bldg Bonds
M-S$128,OOOr...Mch 1 1917
3^g'98 F-A 92,000r_..Feb 1 1918
3Hg'99F-A
30,OOOr.-Feb 11919
3 Xg'99 J-D 200,OOOr.
June 1 1920
3 J^g'02 M-S
65,OOOr...Mch 11922
3 Xg'03 F-A 120,OOOr—.Feb 11923
4s g *03 J-D
50,OOOr—.Dec 11923
4s g '05 J-D
24,OOOr..Dec 1 '14-'25
4s g'04 J-J
55,000r._July 1 '14-'24
4s g '05 J-J
33,OOOr..Jan 1 '14-'25
4s g '05 J-J
21,OOOr...July 1 1925
4s g '08 J-J
225,OOOr..July 1 '14-'28
4s g '97
-
A-O $40,000.-Oct 1 '14-'21
A-O
56,000.-Oct 1'22-'28
A-O
9,000
Oct 11929
J-J
8,000
Jan 1 1930
4s '10
J-J
7,000
Jan 11931
4s
4s
(84,000r_May 1 T4-'27
M-N{50,000r_May 1 '28-'37
I20,000r-May 1 '38-'42
J-J $104,500—July 1 '14-'32
Sewer Notes
4s
Debt Oct. 1 1913—
Water debt
J-D
85,000r_June 1 T4-'30
15,OOOr. .Jan 1 '14-'16
4s '11
J-J
{ 20,000r._Jan 1 '17-'21
I 30,OOOr..Jan 1 '22-'31
4s '11
J-J
126,000r_.Jan 1 '14-'31
14,000r_..Dec 1 1930
$156,400
Sinking fund
699
Net water debt
.$155,701 4s *10
J-D
Sewer debt.
$296,665
4s '12
M-S /126,OOOr Sept 1 *14-'27
Sinking fund...—
47,170
;:•/
1 40,000r Sept 1 '28-*32
Net sewer debt
249,495
Engine-House Bonds
Grade-crossing debt
10,500
4s g '07 M-N $20,OOOr—.May 1 1927
Net general debt....
72,786
Park Bonds
High-school debt
104,500
4s *92
A-0$ 100,OOOr.
Apr 1 1942
Total net debt of town
28,OOOr— .July 1 1951
$592,982 3Hg'01 J-J
J-J
Total assessed val. 1913..$8,847,000 4s '07
72,OOOr—.Jan
1 1957
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913. ..$24.80
Municipal Building Bonds
.
—
.
—
-
3Hs'09J-J
T4-'29
4s '10
INT. payable atTreas. office
'14-'30
'14-'30
*14-*31
'14-'23
$80,OOOr .July 1
85,000r.Junc 1
85,OOOr.Sept 1
4s *11
M-N
75,OOOr.May 1
4^s'13 F-A
80,000.-Aug 1
4s
NEEDHAM.
This
town is in Norfolk County.
1711.
Population '10 5,026.
Water Debt
•
Inc.
*10
J-D
M-S
,
Library Bonds
$80,000r__Jan 1 *14-'29
M-S$155,500c&r—1914-1937 3^s'09 J-J
4s *10
J-J
85,OOOr. .Jan 1 »14-'30
Refunding Bonds
4s *10
M-S
63,000r.Sept 1 T4-'30
3Xs
M-S
$4,000r —.1930-1932
4s
'
3Xs
M-S
8,000r
17,OOOcl
...1930-1941
INTEREST on coupon bonds pay¬
able at the office of the City Treas.;
4s
M-S
47,000c)
,
registered bonds by check.
4s
M-S
5,000
4s
4s
M-S
1938
...1942
Town-Hall Bonds
M-S $23,850r ....1914-1922
School Bonds
4s
J-J
$3,750r
1914-1916
4s
J-J
12,000r
1914r1919
BOND. DEBT Jari 1 1913. $290,000
Total valuation 1913
7,783,775
(Assessment at actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$17.50
INTEREST coupons are payable
at Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.
STATEMENT
OF
DEBT.
&c.,
NOV. 15 1913.
.
Bonded debt
...$9,393,000
Sinking funds
1,925,565
Net debt...
7,467,435
Water debt (incl. above). 1,902,000
Water sk. fd. (incl. above)
725,273
Other debt exempt from
statutory
limit.,
incl.
above
.<•■
4,245,000
Borr. capac. Nov. 15 *13.
113,775
Assessed val., real
64,849,950
Assessed val., personal. —39,686,378
Total valuation in 1913
104,536,328
.
—
NEW BEDFORD.
/
This
city is in Bristol County.
Incorporated March 9 1847.
Municipal Loan Bonds
M-S $ 159, OOOr
Mch 1 '14-'21
-
4s *11
..
4s T1
J-D
66,OOOr.June 1
4s '11
J-J
4s'11
J-J
16,OOOr.July 1 T4-'21
15,OOOr.July 1 '14-'21
4s '12
M-S
4s '12
4s'11
4s '12
4s '11
4s'12
4s'12
135,000r._Mch 1
J J
41,000r_ _Jan 1
M-N
22,OOOr .Nov 1
M-N 143,OOOr.May 1
A-O
8,OOOrv-Oct 1
F-A
20,000r_Aug 1
,M-S
45,OOOr.Sept 1
4s'13
M-N 40,000r_Nov
4Hs'13 F-A
80,000r_Aug
4^sT3 M-S f36,OOOr.Sept
177,000r_ Sept
5s '13
M-S 250,000r_Mar
4s '13
M-N 30,000.-Nov
1
1
1
1
1
T4-'21
T4-'22
T4-'22
'14-'21
T4-'23
1 T4-'23
J-J $777,OOOr. ..Jan
A-O I 12,000r..Oct 1
4s '13
M-N
11957
'14-T9
Wharf Bonds
Improvement
4s g *05 J-J $110,OOOr. ..July 1 1915
4s '07
F-A
f69,OOOr.Feb 11 T4-T6
126,OOOr..Feb
4Hs'07A-O
J-D
4s g '08 J-J
4s '08
M-N
3^s'09 J-J
4s *09
11 1917
97,OOOr.-Oct
11917
43,OOOr
Dec
1917
90,OOOr_July 1 '14-T8
10,OOOr.Nov 1 '14-T8
156.000r.July 1 '14-T9
F-A
CITY
PROPERTY.—Value
1913 is $10.707,052.
6,OOOr.Aug
1
.
"
in
V
Water Bonds (outside limit)
3X8'04 J-D $235,000c_.June '14-'34
4s
,
J-J
....
'14-T9
62,000c&rJ'ly 1 *14-'38
18,000.—Dec 1 '14-'21
Pleasant St. Bonds.
J-D $12,000c_Dec 2
121.000r
Oct '20-'40 4s'12
25.000._Nov 1 '14-T8
4s g '97 M-N $52,OOOr...May 1 1927
4s '11
A-O
20,OOOr —Apr 1 *14-'21
5s'07
& '13 and the school bonds of
1904,
'05, '08, '10, '11 and '12 are author¬
ized outside the debt limit.
4s '08
4s'07
4s '10
City
The waters park, bridge,
high-sch.,
library, municipal bldg. and wharf
bonds, the sewer bonds of '07, ' 11, '12
T4-'22
'14-'21 NEWBURYPORT.
*14-*22
This city is in Essex
County. Inc.
T4-'22 June 1851.
Pop'n 1910, 14,949.
'
T4-'22
Police-Building Bonds
T4-'23 4s '11
M-N
$30,000c.May 1 '14-'26
T4-T6
Overdraft Bonds
T7-'23 48'07
J-D
$8,OOOr ..-.1914-1917
Bridge Bonds
.
(Assessment about actual value)
$1,000) 1913..—$20.20
Population in 1910..........96,652
Tax rate (per
*14-'22
School Bonds
3Xa
J-J
$35,000c&r.July 1 1922
3X8
J-D
50,000c. ..Dec 1 1923
4s '10
M-N
24,000c_Nov 1 '14-'25
Refunding Bonds
3J4s*08 M-S $20,OOOr.Sept 1 '14-T8
4s '09
3^s
M-N
...
62,000c...Nov 1 1924
31,750—Mch 1 '14-'20
Bridge Bonds (outside limit).
3X8'0b M-S $ 14,000c&r..1914-1915
*93
F-A
A-O
F-A
J-J
4s *97
4s '98
J-J
'10
M-S J
22,OOOr...Mch 1 1914
1126,OOOr.Mch 1
50,000c.-Aug
75.000c&r. Apr
60,000c&r_Aug
70,000c &r_ July
45,000c... July
75,000c...Mch
M-S
3 Hs'01 M-S
1 1923
1 1924
1 1925
1 1926
1 1927
1 1928
25,OOOr...Sept 1 1931
35,000c
June 1 1932
30,000r_June 1 '14-'28
21,OOOr..Nov 1 '14-'34
23,OOOr. .Feb 1 '14-'36
3X8 '02J-D
3 Hs'03 J-D
3 ^s'05 M-N
3 Ms'06 F-A
♦Sewer Bonds
4s '93
4s *94
4s '96
4s '97
4s '98
F-A$100,000c.-Aug
100,000c&r. Jan
125,OOOc&r_Oct
J-J
70,000c&r_July
M-N lOO.OOOc&r.May
M-S
50,000c&r_Sept
4s '92
J-D
4s '92
J-D
4s '95
J-D
4s '94
M-S
z$3,333.34.June 15 '27
J-D
1 1923
1 1924
1 1924
J-J
A-O
1 1926
1 1927
1 1928
3
5?g'98 J-D°a$ni5.000-June
3.2g'99 J-D
3.2g'00 A-O
17g'01J-D
3.4g'02 M-N
4s g '03 F-A
3Hg'05J-J
4s g '06 F-A
4.2sg'07J-J
4s g '08 M-S
4s g *10 J-D
3.90s'HJ-D
<
1
11,200.-June
17,000.-Apr
*6,300.-June
*6,080..-Nov
6,000
Aug
1,000.-June
1,500.-Aug 1
2,800-July 1
1,750..Sept 1
3,500. June 15
10,000-June 10
Park Loans
3 Mg'02 M-N *$15,200.-Dec
'14-'28
T4-'29
'14-'30
'14-'31
'14-'32
'14-*33
'14-'15
*14-'16
'14-*17
T4-'18
*14-*20
*14-'21
'14-'32
Permanent Improvement Loans.
3Xs'05 M-S
$6.000.-Mch 1 *14-'15
Sundry Loans
3Kg'96 J-D*$65,000.-June '14-'26
3.6g'96 J-D *13,000.-June '14-'26
3Mg'97A-0 *93,000...Mch
*14-'27
4s g *04 M-N
3,000
May 1914
4s g '04 A-O
2,000
Oct 1914
3Hs'05 M-S
1,200-Mch 1 '14-T5
5s g '07 M-N
3,200-Nov 15 *14-'17
3 Xg'09 J-D
10,680. June 15 '14-'19
Bridge Loans
3.525g'05
$3,660—Nov '14-'15
98.000r...Dec 1 1922
21,OOOr. .Dec 15 1922
70,000r...Dec 2 1925
3 Xs'00 M-N
25,000r_-May 1 1930
3.10s'01 A-O 20,OOOr. ..Apr 1.1931
3 Hs'01 J-D
50,000c&r_Dec 1 1931
3Xs'03 J-D
30,OOOr. .June 1 *14-28
3 X8'04 J-J
32,OOOr.. July 1 *14-'29
3 Xs'05 J-J
17,OOOr. .July 1*14-'30
4s '08
A-O
22,000 ...Oct 1 '14-'35
3.87 Xg A-O
400
Augl9 1914
3.65s'08J-D
75,000r_June 1 '14-'38
Wafpf V Aanc
3Ks'10 J-D
54,000—June '14-'40
3X8'89 J-J
$48,000—June'16-T9
Drains.
3Hsg'95J-J
71,400..-Aug'14-'34
4s '04
J-D $29,000c&r.June 1 1914
3.6sg'05M-N
22,000..June 1 *14-'35
4s '97
A-O
7,500
Apr 1 1917 3 l-5g'99J-D
17,250-June 1 *14-'36
Miscellaneous Loans
4sg'04
M-N
13,900--Nov '14-'30
4s'10
J-J
$843,550
$7,000-Jap 1 '14-'20 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 *13.
3Xs'll M-N
8,000—Nov 1 '14-'21 Total valuation 1913
16,343,329
3.65s'12M-N 34,200—May 1 '14-*22 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$20.90
4s '13
M-S
11,000—Mar 1 '14-'23
•Outside
debt
limit,
z Part
of
—
-
4s
Highway Loans
'95
F-A $25,000c...Feb 1 1915
A-O
52,000c&r.Apr 1 1915
4s '95
4s *96
J-D
4s '96
issue outside of debt limit.
INT. in Boston at Nat. Shawmut
Bk. & No. Ad. at No. Ad. Nat. Bk
M-N *80.000c&r_May 1 1936
*10,000...Dec 26 1915
NORTHAMPTON.
♦Washington Street Loan
This city is in
Hampshire Co. Inc.
23 1883. Pop'n 1910, 19.431.
Sidewalk-Construction
Bonds.
3^s'02J-D
11927
4^s'13 A-O $10,000c.0ct 1 '14-T8
3Ks'03J-D
1 1928
Hospital Loans
1
4s'07
J-J
3,500r_..July 1 1929 3.65s
M-S
$3,OOOr .Sept 1 '14-'16
4s '95
F-A 300.000c&r_Aug 1 1935
3.85s
M-S
5,OOOr.Sept 1 '14-'18
4s '96
F-A 200,000c«Scr.Feb 1 1936
Bridge Bonds.
4s '96
J-J
60,000c&r.July 1 1936 4s '13
M-N$35,000c.Nov 1 '14-'20
4s '96
J-D 100,000c&rlDec 1 1936
School Bonds
4s '97
M-S lOO.OOOc&r.Sept 1 1937
4s
J-J
$50,000c.-July 1 1915
4s '97
J-D
50,000c&r_Dec 1 1937
3Hs'04A-O
40,000c. Oct 1 '14-*21
4s *98
M-N
50,000r_..Nov 1 1938
3.65s
M-S
8,000r_Sept 1 *14-'21
4s *99
J-D
63,000c...Dec 1 1939
4s '13
J-J
25,000c..Jan 1 '14-T8
Engine-House Loan
4X8'13 F-A
60,OOOc_Aug 1 '14-'23
3Hs'02 M-S $16,OOOr...Sept 1 1922
Sewer Loans
School Loans
3>aS'05 A-O
$4,000c.Oct 1 *14-'15
4s '94
J-D $50,000c...June 1 1914 4
Xs'07 F-A
3,000c. Aug 1 *14-' 16
4s '94
J-J
9,000c&r_July 1 1914 3.85s
J-J
10,000r. July 1 *14-'23
4s '95
A-O
60,000c«&r_Apr 1 1915 3.65s
M-S
6,000r.Sept 1 '14-'19
4s *95
F-A
75.000c&r.Aug 1 1915
Refunding Sewer Bonds
4s *96
J-D
50,000c&r_Dec 1 1916 3X8 g
0-J
$36,000c.July 1 '14-'17
4s *97
J-J
100,OOOr...Jan 11917
Water Bonds
4s '97
M-S
50,000c. ..Sept 1 1917 3X8 g
J-J
$104,000c.July 1 '14-26
4s'98
J-J
15,000r_..July 11918 PERM. DEBT Nov 6 '13 $369,000
4s'98
F-A
35,OOOr...Feb 1 1918 Sink. fd. (other than water)
46,030
3 Xs'99 M-S
82,950r—Sept 1 1919 Water debt (Included)
104,000
3^s'01 A-O
34,OOOr. -Oct' 1 1921 Borrowing capacity
168,835
3Hs'02J-J
211,000c&r_Jan 11922 Total valuation 1913
17,450,911
3^s'02 A-O
7,850r—Apr 1 1922 (Assessment about fair cash value.)
3 Xs'04 M-N
44.OOOr. -May '14-'24 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913. ..$16.00
3Hs'07 F-A 126,000..Feb 1 *14-'27
INT. at Hampshire Co.Nat. Bank,
4s '08
J-J
234,000_July 1 '14-'28 Northampton Inst, for Savings and
3Hs'09A-O
18,000.-Apr 1 '14-'19 Northampton Nat. Bank.
4s'08
J-J
3,788
July T4-T7
3 J^s'10 M-S
15,000_Mch 21 '14-'20
3J^sTl M-S
10,000_Mch 1 '14-'21 NORTH ANDOVER.
3s *00
J-D
3 Hs'01 J-D
$45,000c...Dec
35,000c...Dec
12,000c...Dec
13,000r...Dec
11925
1
1926
June
.
4,000-July 1 '14-'17
26,900—May '14-'22
Hospital Bonds
3s '00
A-O $30,OOOr.-Oct
1 1920
3.10s'01 J-D
17,900r_ -June 1 1921
[•Loans issued outside debt limit.]
Boulevard Bonds
4s "94
J-D$100,000c&r.J'ne 1 1914
4s'94
A-O
80,000c.-Oct 11914
4s'95
A-O
80,000c.— Apr 1 1915
4s '95
M-N 100,000c.—Nov 1 1915
4s '96
J-J
100,OOOc&r.July 1 1916
4s *97
M-N
40,000r_— May 1 1917
3 Hs'99 J-D
15,OOOr.-June 1 1919
3Hs'04J-J
l.OOOr
July 1914
This
3Xs'll J-J
3.65s'12M-N
INT. at First Nat. Bk. of Boston.
STATEMENT
OF
APRIL
Municipal debt
Water debt
DEBT,
1913.
-
—
Sinking fund
*
Borrow, capac. Jan. 1
assess, val. 1913
Total
Total tpx (per $1,000)
Population in 1910
County.
1910, 5,529.
.1923
40,000c
.1929
19,000c
1914-1934
4s '05
J-D
3,000c —1914-1915
Engine-House Bonds
4s *09
J-D $14,000c
1914-1928
School Bonds
4s '99
J-J
4s* 04
M-N
4s
J-D
*11
$21,000a-June 1 '14-'24
Sewer Bonds
J-J
$42,000c.July 1 '14-*34
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $219,000
4s
'09
Water debt
(included)
142,000
Water sinking fund Jan 1 '13. 60,307
Assessed valuation 1913—5,572,491
Tax rate
at
fair
cash
value.)
(per $1,000) 1913.-$21.00
,
1913-.$18.20
—39,806
Dedham is the county seat.
Inc.
1793.
Population 1910, 187,506.
Serial Notes
4s
Essex.
—
NORFOLK COUNTY.
J-J $100,000-July 1 '14-'18
3Hs'05 J-J
Water Bonds
4s '84
J-J
$25,000c—Jply 1 1914
4s'89
J-J
10,000c.—Jhn 1 1914
4s '93
J-J
30,000c_.Jan '18&'23
4s *93
J-J
32,000c—July '18&'23
4s *12
M-S
18,000c_Sept 1 '14-'22
Notes
1
Water 4s
40,000-July 1 '19-'20
do
10,000
July 11921
do
J-J
1,383 --July 1 1921
do
4s'11
M-S
68.000c.Sept 15'14-20
do
Perm't (note) debt Oct 1 T3 $219,383
Town
Assessed val. 1912
305,112,158
do
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Boston.
4s/05
in
1,262,000 INT. at Winthrop Nat. Bk., Boston.
5,535,300
2,552,605
682,954 NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH.
This place is in Bristol Co.
Inc.
2,982,695
Population 1910, 9,562.
13- 923,789 1887.
Paving and Drain. Bond?.
-82,476,040
4s '12
M-S
$5,000c_Sept 1 *14-'18
Water sink. fd. (incl.)
Net debt*.—
Is
1855. Population
Water Bonds
4s '98
J-J
$80,000c *
(Assessment
$4,273,300
—
-
Total debt.
&c.,
town
Inc.
J-J
4s '06
'•
4s
4X8
4s
4s
3X8
$17,500.-Sept 1 14-'23
9,000-Sept 1 '14-'23
3,500
June 20 1916
3,000-Sept 1 '15-T6
1,500.-May 15 1914
5,400-July 1 '14-T9
$65,000c.-Sept 1 1919
4s
10,000.June 20 T4-T5
do
4s
do
Sewer Bonds (outside limit).
4s
4s
M-N
35,OOOr.-Nov 1 1919
4s
A-O
7,500r
Oct
1 1919
'15-*20 3Xa
M-S
46,OOOr. -Sept 1 1931
4s '10
J-D
28,000r_June 1 '14-'20
City debt Dec 10 1913—
4s'10
J-J
50.OOOr...July 1 1920
Inside limit
....$227,750
4s '10
A-O
50,OOOr—Oct
11920
Outside limit
562,500
High-School Bonds
Sinking funds
187,200
3HK'05 J-J $100,OOOr.-July 1 1925 Borr.
capac. within limit... 116,748
3H8T0J-J
.85,OOOr...Jan *14-'30 Assess, val.
(X act.) '13—12.617,958
4s '04
J-J
180.000r.Jan 1/'14-'31 Tax
rate (per $1,000)
1913—$19.50
4s'11
J-J
90,OOOr.July 1 '14-'31
INT .at City Treas., at First Nat.Bk.
4s '12
J-J
95.000r„Jan 1 T4-'32
and Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston.
4s '12
J-D
47,000r_June 1 *14-'32
Sewer Bonds
4s '94
A-O $32,OOOr...Apr 11914 NEWTON,'
4s '95
A-O
The city is situated in Middlesex
58,OOOr...Apr 11925
4s g '97 M-S
69,OOOr. ..Mch 1 1927 County.
Incorporated June 2 1873-
4s
4sg'10
xcvii.
A-0$300.000c&rApr'14-'17-T8 4sg'10 J-D z25,000.June 15 '16-»18
A-O 250,000c&r.Apr 1 1920 3.90g'llJ-D
z3,333.34.Junel51927
A-O 200,000c&rAprl '21-'22 3.90g'llJ-D z25,000-June 15 '18-'20
4s *94
4s '95
4s *96
.
[Vol.
AND TOWNS.
4s
1,500
Sept 11915
22,000-Sept 1 '14-'24
NORTH ADAMS.
,
^
t
This city is in Berkshire Co.
Inc.
22 1895.
Pop'n 1910, 22,019.
4s '09
Mch
4s *09
Refunding Loans
3.15g'99J-J z$50,620.38_J'ly 1 '14-20
3.15g'00M-S zl4.916.64—Mch 1920
3.15g'00M-S zl5.616.69.-Mch 1921
3^g'01 F-A z30,533.33-Feb '21-23
3J4g'02 A-O z30,533.33-Mch '23-25
3Kg'03 A-O zll,533.32 —1925-1926
3Hg'04F-A
z6,533.33.—Aug 1926
3.45g'05J-D
z4.533.33.June 1 1926
4sg'06
F-A
zl.533.32-Aug'26-27
4sg'07
J-J
zl,533.33 .July 1 1927
4sg'08
M-S
z3,533,34-Sept J. 1927
3Hs'09 J-D
10,000-June 15 '14-15
3^sg'09J-D
z3.783.33.June 15 *27
4s '11
^
4s *12
M-N
$86,000c_Nov 1 *14-'23
M-N 128,000c. Nov 1 *24-'39
J-D
22,000-June 21 '14-T8
M-N
4,000—...1914-1917
Electric-Light Bonds & Notes.
J-J
$50,000c.-Jan 1 1924
J-J
4,170-July 1 '14-T9
4s '06 ' M-N 22,000-May 1 '14-'24
4Hs'07 J-D
2,000
June 20 1914
GROSS DEBT Feb 1 '13- $584,315
Exempted loans
498,015
Sinking fund
99,201
Borrowing capacity
274,915
Tax valuation 1912
—9,163,844
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912. -$19.50
4s
3X8
INT. at Boston Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.
NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE
DISTRICT.
A district in Middlesex County.
4s *06
A-0 $44,000c..Oct 1 '14-'35
4s '07
M-S
18,000c_Mch 1 T8-'35
Water Loans.
$43,500 — ..1914 $11,000.--1927
10,000
1928
41,500
1915
9,000
1929
40,500
1916
8,000
1930
38,500
1917
5,000
1931
75.000.1918& 19
4,000
1932
142,000-1920-23
3,000
1933
14,500
1924
PITTSFIELD.
Is In Berkshire County.
Plttsfleld
city
1891.
paving and
$119,000 of school debt, Included be¬
4Hb'08A-O
8,800c..April T4-'35 low, Is outside of the debt limit.
4 Ms'10 A-O
2.000c
-1936&1937
Water Bonds
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13-.
$74,800 4s
M-N $50,000c.._May 1 1916
Incorp.
a town 1761;
The sewer, water,
as
as
a
-
1912—2,062,045
(pr $1,000) '12-$1.00
Assessed valuation
Fire Dist. tax
INT. at Appleton
Nat. Bk., Lowell.
NORWOOD.
This town is in
Inc.
Norfolk Co.
1872.
Population 1910, 8,014.
Park & Office Bldg. Lots.
$38,000c_Dec 30 13- 31
J-D
4s
13,500
12,000
*14-'32
'15-*33
1 1914
'14-T6
'14-'32
'15-'39
'17-'35
T4-'32
'16-'35
M-N 95,000c.May 1
4s '08
M-N 190,000c.Nov 1
3 Ms'04 F-A
14,000r...Feb
4s '09
M-N
13,000c.Nov 1
4s '09
M-N
95,000c. Nov 1
4s '11
F-A 477,000--Mch 1
4s '11
M-N
95.000c.Nov 1
4s
M-S 290,000c.Mch 1
4s '12
M-N 100,000..Nov 1
4s '08
F-A $25,000c—Aug
1 1915
4s '11
4s '11
4s '12
4s'12
4s g
J-D $50.000c&rJune 1 '14-T8
3 Ms g J-D 130,000c&rjune 1 '14-'26
4s '08 M-N
48,000c&r.Novl'19-,23
J-D
$7,000
.1914-1920
Highway Notes.
4s
J-D
$3,225
1914-1916
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
J-D$ 136,000..June 1 '14-'47
4s '08
F-A
35.000c.Aug 1 '14-'48
4s
J-D
50,000c_Dec30 ' 13-37
School-House Notes.
4s
J-D $26,000
— -1914-1926
3Hs
J-D
7,500
1914-1926
4Ms
J-D
57,000
Dec '13-'32
Electric-Light.
4s '07
J-D $10.000r_Dec 1 '14-'17
Improvement Bonds
J-D.$43,000c&rDec 1 '14-'20
4s '08
.
School Bonds
4s g
3 Msg
4s *09
4s '09
4Ms'l3
M-N $40,000rMay 15 '14-'17
F-A 42,000c&rAug l5'14-'20
J-D
98,OOOc&rDec l'14-'27
J-D 100,000c--Dec 1 T4-'24
f208,000..June 1 '14-'29
...
I 12,000
June 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-$2,236,700
136,864
Note debt-.
----- — —
Water debt (included)...
—
1920
1,452,000
37,783,710
1 '18-'27 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--$ 16.60
4 Ms'07 J-D
25,000r. Dec
-.32,121
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 30 '13 $296,000 Population In 1910
244,755
Floating debt
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
35,902 Bank and Old
Sinking fund..
Colony Trust Co., Bos¬
Total assessed val. 1913.-15,640,380 ton; also at City Treasurer's office.
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913- —$10.40
Total assessed val.
PLYMOUTH.
INTEREST paid by New Eng. Tr.
First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Co. and
This town is in Franklin Co.
Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 5,282.
Hall Bonds.
A-O $43,000c-Oct 1 T4-.31
Water Bonds.
Feb. 24 1810.
Town
4s *11
3 Ms
4s '85
F-A
A-O
.
School-House Loans
4s
F-A
$4,000 ...-On demand
3 Ms'05
4s '07
-.On demand
3Ms'09
...
4s'10
...
4Ms'08 F-A
16.500
Play-drounds.
4 Ms'08 F-A
$2,500
—
On demand
>-
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 T3_. $142,000
Notes outstanding....
22,000
Borrowing capacity
Total valuation 1913
56,657
4,055,235
...
...
'05
4s '10
4s '10
...
J-D
J-J
I
Cpwpr
(Assessment fair cash value.1
$11,000
10,000-.
3,150
nnnc
-
INT.
on
$1,000) 1913.-$23.00
water
bonds
3 Ms'03 J-J
-
at
...
Highway Bonds.
J-J
$45,000..July 1
4s '12
Refunding Loan.
4s '98
J-J
$12,000..Jan
School-House Bonds.
4 Ms'07 J-J
4s '09
J-J
1
4s
'14-'22
'06
J-D
.
-
414-'30
$ 17.000
July 1
3Ms'll M-N
5,000
Orange
Street Loans.
Nat.
Bk.
and at office of Town
4s '95
F-A
$3,600-.Aug 1
Treas.; on sewer bonds at Nat. Hide
800
Oct
& Leather Bk., Boston, and Orange 3Ms'04 A-O;
4 Ms'07 F-A
18.000.Aug 15
Nat. Bank; on town-hall bonds at Old
School Loans.
Colony Tr. Co., Boston, and Orange
4s '95
F-A
$3,l95-_Aug 1
Nat. Bank; ail other loans at Town
4s '04
J-J
15,400--July 1
Treasurer's office.
3 Ms'05 A-O
5,000-Apr 15
3 Ms'09 J-D
16.000c...
PALMER.
Playground Loan. ■
This town is in Hampden County
4s '10
J-J,
$990c_..
Incorporated Aug. 23 1775.
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms'13
$21,000.,.
4s '05
M-S $10.000-Sept 1
Bridge Loan.
Armory Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-D $18,000..Dec r'14-T9
Total tax (per
-
...
'14-'25
1 1914
14-T7
'14-'25
'14-'24
'14-'15
...
QUINCY.
1913--$243,450
This city is in Norfolk County.
Incorporated May 17 1888.
Municipal Dept—3Ms,4s& 4Ms.
(Assessment about fair cash value.)
(per $1,000) 1912. ..$16.00
Population In 1910
8.610
INTEREST is payable In Boston.
$129,570 1919
$38,000
31,000
115,500
■_
24,000
1916—
85,500
1917—."
63,500 1922—... 11,000
1918
51,750
Funding Bonds.
4s '12
M-S $135,000c Sept 3 '14-'.22
PEABODY.
This town Is In
County.. In¬
Town property
Essex
corporated in 1855.
1915
Street Loans.
.s
valued at $1,683,392.
Due—
Due—:
1914
...
4s
'10
A-O
$40,000c Aug 15 '14-'21
4Ms'08 J-J
6,000..Jan 1 '14-T6
4s '11
M-S
28,OO0c_Sdpt 1 '14-T7
4s
'11
A-O
4s
*11
4s
'11
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '92
J-D $40,000c
June 1 1922
3Ms'09
44,000--Aug 1 '14-'35
4s '12.
School Loans.
/
3 Ms'02 F-A
'12
4s
...
,
Water Bonds.
'03
F-A$ 100,000c;Aug
J-D
1 *14-*33
22.000c.June 1 '14-'24
3Ms*05 F-A
F8.000c.Aug 15'14-'35
'10J-D
20.000c.June 1 T4-'20
4s
4s '04
4s
...
J-J
J-J
J-J
$37,100
1914-1925
15,000c.:Oct 1 '14-'20
3,000c. Apr 1 *14-'16
14,000 --June 1'14-'21
37.000-July 1 '14-'21
34,000c. .Jan 1 *l4-'22
11,000c. July 1 '14-T7
38,775c_June 1 '14-'48
4 Ms' 13 J-D
Sewer Loans.
-1938
$115,000-1910-14 $11,000
84,000.1915-18 ..7,500...-.1939
16,500-1940-42
168.000.1919-26
4,000.....1943
40,000.1927-28
3,000-.-.1944
19,500--.-1929
6,000-1945-47
18.500
1930
3,000-1948-50
52,500.1931-33
66,000.1934-37
4s *10
F-A
$3,000r_Aug 1 *14-'16
4s '10
F-A
l,000r
Aug 1 1914
4s '11
A-O
26,000c.Apr 1 '14-'26
4s *12
M-S
38.000c.Mch 1 '14-'42
4Ms'13 M-S (20,000c_Mar 1 '14-'23
Sewer Bonds "
'06
J-J $112,000c.July 16 '14-'36
M-N115.000.Nov 15 T4-'36
4s '07
A-O
57,000..Oct 1 '14-'32
FUND. DEBT Oct 9 *13.
$719,000
Water debt (included)
230,000
Sewer debt (included)
289,000
Electric light loan (incl)
84,000
Borrowing capacity
335,086
l20,000c_Mar 1 '24-'43
Total valuation 1913
15,036,200
Surface Drainage Bonds.
(Assessment fair cash
value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913---$17.00 4s '12
J D
$4,000c.June 1 14-'17
School Bonds.
Population in 1910
15,721
*14-'19
J-D $12,000c.Dec
INTEREST on the sewer 4s of 1906 4s '09
'14-'2I
4s '11
J-J
96,000c.Jan
Is payable at the First National Bank,
'14-'22
4s '12
F-A
72,000c.Aug
Boston;
on the sewer 4s of 1907 at
Playground Bonds.
the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
,
4s
4s '06
..
,sg
4
PEPPERELL.
This town Is In Middlesex County
Water Bonds
4 Ms'10 J-J
1 '14-'23
Various
$56,825c
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $18,000c..Oct 1
$1,000) 1912--_$18.70
Population in 1910
-...2.593
INrT.at n. w.Harris & Co.,Inc.,Bost.
7
Miscellaneous.
—
$20,000..Oct
Consolidated Miscell." 1910
4s *12
M-N $100,000c.May 1 T4-'38
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912
$127,000
Assessed valuation 1912.^.2,268,618
4s '08
Total tax (per
...
4s '12
_
payable at National
Bank, Boston.
INT.
mut
Total valuation 1912
$965,699
19,800,260
School Loans.
J-J
$48.000r__Jan 1
J-J
10.000r„July 1
Water-Works.
4s '86
M-N $12,000c_May 1
4s '09
4s '11
'14-'29
*14-'23
4
.
4s
Shaw¬
'87
4,000c-Feb
F-A
1
'14-T6
'14-'17-
"
BONDt- DEBT Dec 31 '12 $106,000
Assess, val. (M act.) '12—3,782,480
(per $1,000) 1912.._$16.50
INT. at Nat: Shawmut Bk., Bost
Tax rate
,
~
READING.
This town is in Middlesex County.
5,818.
1 '14-'21
Population '10,
A-O
$9.600c_Apr
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
A-O $33.000c..0ct
4 Ms'07 A-O
9,OOOr..Oct
Inc. 1644.
4s '11
SALEM.
'
This
city
is in
Essex County.
Inc. Mch. 23 1836. Commission gov¬
ernment
adopted
Nov.
5
1912.
Population 1910, 43,697.
Bridge Bonds.
1 '14-'24 3 Ms'09 J-J
$24,000—Jan 1 '14-'19
1 '25-'33 4s '10
J-J •
12,000c_July 1 '14-T9
School Notes.
Municipal Loan.
3 Ms
" $4.000.Dec 21 '14-'1'7 4s '92
J-D $12,000c.June 1 '14-'17
4s
3.900-Sept 27 '14-'16 4s '06
A-O
2,000 ..Oct 1 '14-'15
Water Bonds.
4s'06
M-N
3.000—Nov '14-'16
4s
J-D $16,000.-June 1 '14-'15 4s '09 *M-N
3,000
-1914-1916
4s
J-D
30,000c_June 1 '23-'25 4s '10
M-N ~ 2,000c_May 1 *14-'15
4s
~
J-D
86,000 --June 1 T6-'22 4s '13 'F-A
25,000..Feb 1 T4-'23
4s
J-D
15,000c .June 1 '26-'28
Trust Fund Bonds.
4s
J-D
10,000 ....Junel 1929 4s '03
J-J
$50,(X)0c_July 1 '14-'23
4s'10
J-D
7,000.-June 1 *18-'24
School Bonds.
...
Electric-Light Notes.
4s '10
J-J
$17,500c_July 1 '14-'20
3Ms
$12,000_Apr 27 '14-'25 4s '10
M-N
2.OOOr
1914-1915
School Bonds.
4s'12
M-S
l6.OOOc.Mch 1 »'14-'21
4s
F-A
$6,000c_Aug 1 *14-'15
Water Bonds (outside limit).
4s
M-N 48,000 ..Nov 1 '14-'25 4s '90
J-D $56.000c.June 1 '14-'20
Permanent debt Jan 1 1913 $341,700
4s '96
M-S
l,500r_Mch 1 T4-T6
Temporary loans
55,000 4s'07
A-O
6,000-—Oct
'14-'19
Total valuation 1912
6,546,867 4s'08
J-D
1,000..June 1 '14-'15
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s '11
M-N
4,000r
1914-1917
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-.$19.50
4s *12
J-D
5,000.-June 1 '14-'18
...
'14-T7
Nat. Bank, Boston.
4s
Pipe-Renewing Bonds.
J-J
$1,500r
Jan 11914
3,000r_Mch 1 *14-'15
v 15.000._Feb 1 '14-'23
Playground Bonds.
3 Ms'05 M-S
4s .*13
F-A
REVERE.
This town
is in
County.
Suffolk
Incorp. in 1871.
School Loan Notes.
4s
J-D
$4.500..Dec 2.
M-N
7.250-May 15
4s
4s
M-N
19,250 ..May 1
4s
A-O
5.500-Oct 1
4s
A-O
87,500-Apr 1
'14-'22
'14-'23
*14-'24
'14-'24
'14-'27
10,200.-July 7 '14-T9
15,000.Sept 15 '14-'28
4,000--Feb 15 '14-'17
1,000--July 1 '14-'15
3,000 ..June 1'14-'19
17.000 --June 1 T4-'30
42,500..Dec 15 '14-'30
4s '11
,
M-S
.-1914
$l,000r
Water-Supply Bds. (inside lim.)
M-S
$6.000r .-.-1914-1916
4s *11
Underground Wire Loan.
A-O $15,000
Apr '14-'23
4s '13
Sewer Loans.
4s '95
A-O $14,000c.Apr
1 *14-'20
2,000
May! 1914
25,000c. Dec 1 '14-'23
4s'11
M-N
8,OOOr --..1914-1921
4s
4s '11
M-N 16,000._Nov 1 *14-'21
4 Ms
F-A
4s '12
M-N
6,000.-May 1 '14-'19
4s
J-J..
High-School Bonds.
4s
J-D
4 Ms'07 A-O $70,000c.Apr 1 *14-'27
4s
J-D
4s'06
J-J
195,000.-July 1 *14-'26
4s
"
J-D
Sewerage Bonds (outside limit).
Sewer Loan.
3Ms'03 M-S $60,000--Mch
»14-'33
4s'06
A-O
$2;000 ..Feb 1 *15-'16
3 Ms'04 M-Sl55.000c&r.Sept 1 T4-44
4s
J-J
3,000-July 1 '14-'15
4s *06
F-A
82,500-Feb 1 T4-'46
4s v
J-J
4.150-July 2 '14-'16
4s'06
F-A
6,500--Feb 1 '14-*26
4s
.
M-N
1,000;.-May 18 1914
4s'06
M-S
57.500--Mch 1 '14-'36
4s
J-D
14.000-June 1'14-'18
Train'g-Sch. Bds.(outsidelimit)
4sA-O
5,155__Apr 1 '14-T6
4s '12
J-D $72,000.-June 1 '14-'37
3 Ms
J-J
4,500..July 1 '14-'18
Street Bonds.
4s
J-J
1,500--July 1 T4-T6
4s *05
M-S
$l,700r..Septe '14-T5
4s
8.475—May 1 *14-'16
4s '06
M-N,
6.000-May 1 '14-'16
Police Station.
4s '11
M-N
3,OOOr
1914-1916
4s
A-O $16,000.Apr 15 H4-'29
Police-Station Bonds
Water Bonds.
4s '12
M-S $90,000c.Mch 1 '14-'22
3 Ms'05 A-0$264,000c_ Apr 1 '14-'35 4s '13
J-D
6,000..Dec .1 '14-'19
3Ms'05 M-S
2.000.-Sept 1 T4-T5
Electric Equipment Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-D
15,000
1914-1928 4s '13
A-O $18,000..Oct 1 '14-'22
Street Bonds.
Surface Drainage Bonds.
3 Ms
J-D
$l,500_June 21 '14-*16 4s 13
F-A $10,000__Feb 1 '14-'23
4s
J-J
l,500__July 1 '14-T6
Fire-Engine Bonds.
4s
J-J
4.000-July 1 '14-'20 4s '12
M-S
$5,000c_Mch 1 '14-T8
Permanent Improvement Loans.
Public Park Bonds.
4s '13
$14,200
Jan 1 '14-20 4s'07
J-J
$13,000-July 1 *14-'26
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 4 '13-$1,209,200
Fire Department Loan.
68,500
3 Ms
J-D
$2,000—June 1'14-'15 Water loans (included)
J-J
M-S
4s
4s '06
M-N
4s '09
J-D
...
.
...
...
158,000
10.000-June 1 '14-'17 Borrowing capacity
23,400_Mch 15 *14-'22 Total assessed val. 1913.-37,415,000
(Assessment about full value.)
4s
2,500.-June 1 '14-15
4s'13
14,000._Jan
1 '14-'27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-.--$20.50
INT. at Merchants'N at .Bk. Boston.
Municipal Loan.
4s '12
M-N$25,200.May 15 '14-'22
4s '11
J-D
5,916-June 15 '14-T6 SAUGUS,
This town (P. O. Sta. Lynn) Is In
4s
12,000._Jan 17 '14-'17
Essex County.
Refunding Bonds.
Water Loan.
3 Ms'02 M-S $90,000r..Mch 1 *14-'22
...$10,000
Dec '14&16
3 Ms'02 M-S
15,000r—Mch 1 14-M6 4s
4s
" 3,500
Dec 1 1915
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
J-D
4s '12
M-S
...
-—
...
...
4s'03
'14-'17
Bonds.
J D, $9,000c.-June 1
5,818
1910
in
INT. at First
4s '03
9,200c.July 1 '14-T6
Miscell. and School
4s '12
.
*la-'22
-
M-N $15,500c May 1
4Ms'13 J-J
TOT. DEBT Feb 1 '13.
"
Population
Grammar-School Loans.
$11,200..July 1 T4-'20
3Ms'00 J-J
Total debt Apr 1 '13.. $123,800
Assessed valuation 1912
4.835,190
Tax rate
93,750
High-school debt
Refunding debt
150,000
4s '10
J-J
15.000r.July 1 *14-'28
Street improvement debt.
73,600 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13-. $126,500
TOTAL DEBT June 1 '13 2,307,976
Water debt (included)
31,000
Borrowing capacity
163,628 Total assessment 1913
5,228,797
Total valuation 1913
35,716,260
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$23.70
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$22.40
Population in 1910
.... ..32,642
Population in 1910 — -----—6,928
INT. at Eliot Nat. Bank and Nat.
INTEREST on water bonds due
Shawmut Bank, Boston.
1914-16 and 1914-17 is payable at the
New England Trust Co., Boston; on
water bonds due 1914-28 and school
RANDOLPH.
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc. bonds and refunding 4s at 2d Nat.
Mch. 9 1793.
Bank, Boston; other interest at office
Pop. 1910, 4,301.
of State Treasurer.
Water-Works.
4s
J-D
$l,200_Dec 31 '14-T7
4s
M-N 40,000c...May 1 1917 ROCKPORT.
This
town
Is in Essex County.
4s
M-N 20,000c...May 1 1918
4s
J-D
I,000r--Dec 16 1918 Inc. Feb. 27 1840. Pop.'10, 4,211.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
25,000c ...July 1 1922
J-J
$l2,000c.July 1 '14-'25
4s
J-J
10,000c... July 1 1926 4s
M-N
4,000c-.-May 1 1914
4s
M-N
3,000c...Nov 5 1923 4s
4s
M-N
50,000c.May 1 T5-'24
Refunding Notes.
4 Ms'07 M N$26,000c&rMay l"14-'37 3 Ms'02 M-N
9,500c.Nov 1 '14-'32
Water debt Jan 1 1913--.- $102,400 4s '10
J-J
8.500c.July 1 '14-'30
School Bonds.
Other debt
85,600
M-S $ll,000c_Sept
'14-'24
Sinking fund (water) —...
54,636 4s '05
4.000c_Jan 1 '24-'25
Total assessed val. 1912—2,731,000 4s '07 " J-J
'14-'23
75,000
12,311,057
'14-T9 Total valuation 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—.$18.00
$12.000c.June 1 '14-T7
14,000c-July 1 '14-'27
$524,949
279,000
68,000
—
.
$ 19,300.-June 1 '14-'26
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
Floating debt
Trunk sewer debt
...
Engine-House Loan.
4s
1913—
Water debt
Total tax
8,000 --May 1 '14-'21
13,200 .July 1 T4-'33
2,000..Apr 15 '14-'15
19,000-Feb 15 *14-'32
7,200—Nov 15 *14'25
19,000—July 1 '14-'32
10,000------8,000--'.-.
3 Ms'01 M-N
$79.000c_Sept 1 '14-'30 3Ms'03 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms'05 A-O
4s
M-N$15,500c__Nov 1 T4-'20 4s '08
F-A
M-S
1
debt
Town
(Assessment is about actual value.(pr $1,000) 1912..$18.60
i!
2,800
June 1 1914
5,200..Aug 1 '14-T7
4,800 -Aug 1 '14-'19
9,000..Oct 2'14-T9
F-A
'94
4s '99
'
$20,400
J-D
4s '90
4s
—
Plymouth County.
Population 1910,12,141,
This town Is In,
Inc. 1620.
Water Loans.
ORANGE.
1913
643,000
735,000
Water debt....-
_
__
Water Notes.
4s
22,000
(playgrounds).
Sewer-construction debt..
Park debt
4s
DEBT FEB.
8,000-.1934-37 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$23.50
1925
18,219
2,000..1938-39 Population In 1910
1926
INT.at Fourth Nat.Bank,Boston.
$14,OOOc_Oct 1 '14-'20
45,000c_Mch 1 *14-'28
ROCKLAND.
8,OOOc_Oct 1 '14-'21
Town in Plymouth Co.
Inc. 1874.
16,000c_Dec 1 '14-'21
Refunding Loans.
47,500c.Mch 1 *14-'42
3Ms'05 J-J
$6,000r_July 1 '14-'15
14.000c.Aug 1 '14-'27
4s *12
F-A
31,500r_Aug 1 '14-'22
4Ms'13 M-S 42,000c_Mar 1 '14-'27
Summary of Debt Junel 1913.
Municipal debt
—
$684,376
($10,000 each 5th year until paid.)
J-D
8,000c, ..June 1 1915
F-A 85,000c&r._Febl'24-'32
J-D
5,000c—June 1 1918 4s '11
M-S
40,000c.Mch 1 *14-'21
7,000c.. .June 1 1917 4s
J-D
4s
J-D
4,000c.. .June 1 1920
4s
Paving Bonds
4s '11
Sept 76.000c --1914-1932 3 Mg'04(M-N $40,000r.Nov 1 '14-'21
4s
A-O
M-S
A-O
J^-D
M-S
F-A
4s '10
4s '11
Water Bonds
4s
25
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.]
M-N $44,000c_May 1 '14-'24
M-N
20,000c_May 1 '25-'34
Parlf I
4s
4s
4s
.
..
nan
J-J
J-J
J-J
.
„
$1,000.
July 1 1914
3.000-July 10 '14-'16
2,000-July 1 *14-'17
4s
4s
....
-
4s
3 Ms
4s TO /
4s *11
...
...
...
.
..
...
Dec I 1917
11918
1 1919
3,000....Dec 11920
25,000-July 10. '14^*38
' 6,OOOc_NoV 1 T4-T6
10,000
7,000—-Dec
6,500
-Dec
26
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SAUGUS
(
Concluded)—
y
Locust St. Extension.
School-House Loan.
4s g '11 A-O $16,000r—Oct 1 '14-'21
$6,000.. July 1 '14-*15
Municipal Loan Bonds.
3 Ms
25,000.-May . '15-'19
f$6,500r—Nov 1 1914
4s *05
59.000.-Aug 1 '14-'35 4Kg'13M-N{24,000r_Nov 1 '15-'18
4s'10
22,000..May 1 '14-'35
(25,000r_Nov 1 '19-'23
4s'10
6,000--July 1 '14-'19
School Bonds.
FUNDED DEBT Jan 1'13
$207,500 4s g '95 A-O $35,000r_ -Oct 1 1915
Floating debt
100,000 4s g '97 J-J
370,000r_
Jan
1 1917
Sinking fund assets
17,244 4s g *97 J-J
18,000r_July 1914-'17
Total assessed val. 1912-- 6,343,006 3 Mg'98 J-J
43,500r_July 1914-'18
(Assessment about actual value.)
3 Mg'00 J-D
20,000r
Dec 11919
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.—$20.70 3s g '00 J-Dal25,000..-June 1 1920
Population in 1910
8,047 3 Mg'01 M-S 125, OOOr. ..Sept 1 1921
3Mg'02A-O
55.0Q0r_ - -Oct 11922
3 Mg'03 M-S a40,000c&rSept 11923
SHELBURNE FALLS FIRE DIST.
3 Mg'05 J-J
396.000r_ ..Jan 1 1925
This district is in Frapklln County.
4s g '06 M-Na207,000r—Nov 1 1926
4s'11
M-N $75,000c
19161940
4s g *07 M-N
43.000r_ ..Nov 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
$75,000
4s g '08 A-O
82,500r—Oct 1 '14-'28
Assess, valuation 1912—— 1,222,213
4s g *09 A-O
80,000r_.Oct 1 *14-*29
Tax rate (per $1,000 1912—„_$2.80
4s g '13 M-N500,000c__ Nov 1 *14-'23
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
434g'13 M-N220,000r_.Nov 1 '14-'33
138,000—Nov 1 '14-'32
SOMERVILLE.
Nov 1 1933
4Mg'13M-N-\ 1,500
This city is in Middlesex County
a Coupon or registered.
and was incorporated in 1872.
North Street Ext. Bonds.
City Bonds.
4s g '09 A-0$120,000r __Oct 1 *14-'19
4s '96
J-J $21,000c&rJuly 1 '14-'16
Citv-Hall Bonds.
4s '94
J-J
6,000c
July 1 1914 4s g '07 J-J $119,000r_July 1 '14-'27
4s '95
J-J
26,000c_July 1 *14-'15 ($9,000 even years, $8,000 odd years)
3 Ms'02 J-J
26,000c.July 1 '14-'21
4s '97
J-J
16,000c.July 1 '14-'17
4s '98
J-J
25,000c. July 1 *14-*18
4s '99
J-J
18.000c.July 1 '14-'19
Park Bonds.
3 Ms'00 J-J
28,OOOc_JuIy 1 '14-20 3 Mg'03 J-D $125,000r..June 1 1923
3 Ms'01 J-J
32,000c.July 1 '14-'21
4s '03
J-J
40,000c. July! '14-'23 3s
g '00 J-D a$142.000—June 1 1930
4s *03
A-0
20.000c.0ct 1 '14-'23 3
Mg'01 M-S
13,000r_Sept 1914-'26
4s '04
J-J
23,000c&rJuly l'14-'24 3
Mg'04 F-A
22,000r_Aug 1 *14-'24
3 Ms'05 A-0
46,000r-Apr 1 '14-*25 4s g '07 M-N 20,OOOr. ..Nov 1 1917
4s '06
J-J
26,000r ..July 1 '14-'21 4s
g '08 A-O
37.500r_.0ct 1 '14-'28
4s '07
A-O
72,000c&rApr 1 '14-'27 4s er '1.3 M-N 50,000r_Nov 1 '14-'38
4s *08
A-O
45,000c ..Apr 1 '14-*28
Water Bonds.
3 Ms'09 A-O
76,000c_Apr 1 '14- '29 4s g '93 A-OSl50,000c. ..Oct 1 1923
A-O 100,000c. Apr
4s '10
'
~
1 '14-30 3Mg'90AO 125,000c. ..Oct 1 1920
4s '11
AO 14O,0O0c_Apr
1 *14-*31 4s g '07 J-J a2.30,000—Jan 1 '14-'36
4S
...
...
---
-
,
_
„
J-J
4s '12
4s *12
.
]07,000c__Jan 1 *14-'32
J-J
153,000c.July 1 '14-'32
?40,000c_July 1 '14-'17
40,000c. July 1 '18-'22
4Hs'13J-J
7,000c... July 1 1923
/55,000c. Apr 1 '14-T8
4'Ms'13 A-O
150,000c.Apr
1
'19-'23
Lowell St. Bridge Bonds.
3148*09 A-O $36,000c&rApr 1 '14-'49
Sewer Bonds (outside limit).
4s '95
J-J
$36,000-July 1 '14-'25
Sewer Bonds (inside limit).
4s '94
J-J
$1,000c.
July 1 1914
4s g '08 J-J a240.000__.Jan 1 '14-'37
3 Mg'09 J-Jal.000.000-Jan 1 '14-'38
J-J
364,000c-Jan 1'14-'39
4^g'13M-N250,000--Nov 1 '14-'38
314s
INTEREST payable at
First Nat.
Bank, Boston, and City Treasury.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13.$4,404,500
Sinking fund
874,880
...—
NET DEBT Oct 1 '13
3,529,620
Water debt(add'l) Oct 1 '13 2,109,000
Water sinking fund
55,198
Net water debt (add'l)
2,053,802
__
4s '97
J-J
9,000c_July 1 '14-'22
14,000c&rJuiy l*14-'27
10,000c_july 1 '14-'23
18,000c_July 1 '14-'31
3Ms'01 J-J
4s
J-J
'98
3 Ms'01 J-J
4s '03
J-J
4s '04
15,OOOc&r July l'14-'28
16,000c. July, 1 '14V29
J-J
3 Ms'05 A-O
4s *06
J-J
4s '07
4s *08
22,000r_Apr 1 '14-'35
13,000c-July 1 '14-'26
48,000r ..Apr 1 *14-'37
A-O
A-O
4s '10
A-O
25,000c ..Apr 1 '14-'38
26,OOOc&rApr 1 '14-'39
27,000c. Apr
'14-'40
4s '11
A-O
18,000c_Apr
4s '12
J-J
3Ms'09 A-O
'14-'31
14,000c_Jan
'14-'27
3O,000c_Apr
4Ms'13 A-O
PROPERTY.—The
city in
1912 valued its property at $12,382.e68. incl. $4,788,296 for property of
water dept. In year 1912 water re¬
ceipts were $414,058; expenditures &
transfers,
$391,259:
ASSESSED
bal.,
$22,799.
VALUATION.—Real
estate is taken at abt.
90% cash val.
Assessed val., real
$139,335,980
Assessed val., personal.
30,304,504
Tot.
val. 1913..
169,640.484
$1,000) 1913.-$15.80
POPULATION.—In 1910 was 88,926; in 1900 it was 62,059.
assess,
Tax rate (per
'14-'43
Water Bonds.
4s '90
CITY
A-O
$ 14,000c..Oct 1 'l4-'20
This town is in Middlesex County.
4s'89
A-O
3,000r —Oct 1 1914 Inc. 1725. Popula. 1910, 7,090.
4s '89
A-O
10,000r—Oct 1 *15-'19
Sewer Bonds.
4s '88
J-J
5,OOOc_July 1 '14-'18 4s
J D $90,000c.jpne 1 '14-'30
Park Bonds (outside limit).
School Bonds.
3 Ms'02 J-J
$ 16.000c&rJuly l'14-'29 3Ms
"AO $17,000c_Apr 1 '14-'19
TOTAL DEBT Oct 11913$1,674,000
Playground Notes.
Water debt (incl. above).
32,000 4s
$4,000—May 1 '14-'17
Borrow, capac. Oct 1 '13.
101,174
Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1913
-71,906,464 3 Ms
M-N $79.000c.May 1 '14-'29
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.--$19.80 4s
M-N [ 10,000c_May 1 '30-'31
Population in 1910
77,236
\ 6,000c.June 1 *14-'19
,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..$202,000
on coupon bonds payable at
Notes outstanding....
50,000
Security Bank, Boston.
Coupon bonds may be changed for Total assessed val. 1912 —-5.260,000
registered
bonds
if
application is (Assessment 80 to 90% of actual val.)
made prior to one year of maturity Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.-$24.80
INT.
National
of
bonds.
In place of an accumulating sinking
fund, the city raises each year by tax¬
a sum of money which is
applied
to the redemption of bonds, which
when paid are canceled. Value
public
property Jan. 1 1913, $5,677,038 63
ation
SOUTH HADLEY FIRE DIS¬
TRICT NO. 2.
This district
is
in
Hampshire Co.
Water Bonds.
4s '1!
4s '12
.
J-J
J-J
$56,000.„Jan 2 '14-'41
6,000c
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
Boston.
STOUGHTON.
This town is in Norfolk Co.
Inc.
Dee. 22 1726.
Popu'n 1910, 6,316.
Water Loan.
4s
A-O $77,000c
Part yearly
4s
J-D
83,000c
Part yearly
4s
J-J
11,000c—Part yearly
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ms
J-J
$38,000c
Part vearlv
BOND. DEBT Oct
1913...$209,000
Floating debt
25,000
Assessed valuation 1913
4.026,993
....
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913..$58,000
Assessed valuation 1913 —2,101,476
District tax (per $1,000) 1913--$6.08
(Assessment about 70% actual val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.-$23.20
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
$77,000
INTEREST
the Old
on
This town is In Worcester
County
Inc. 1753... Population '10, 6,740.
Water, Bonds.
J-J $240,000c...July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—-$240,000
Sinklngfund
230,274
Assessed valuation 1913
3,521,170
4s
Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.--$18.00
INT. at Boston Safe Dep. &Tr. Co.
and Spencer National Bank.
the $11,000 water loan at the
Ex¬
change Trust Co.; on the refunding
bonds at the International Trust
Co.
This
city is In Hampden County
Incorporated as a city May 25 1852
Street-Ext. and Rifle Range.
4s g'08 A-O $25,000r—Oct 1 '14-'18
a Municipal
Building Bonds.
3 Mg'09 M-N $520,000_Nov I '14-*39
4s g '10 M-N
370,000-Nov 1 '14-'50
4s g '11 A-O
288,OOOr.Oct 1 '14-'31
4s g'12 M-N 511,000 Nov 1 '14-'52
Fire & Police Bldg. Bonds.
4s g *10 A-O $289,OOOr_Oct 1 '14-'30
River-Front Loan.
4s g '08 A-O $10,OOOr..Oct 1 '14-'18
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N $12,000—Nov 1 »14-*16
Abbe Ave. Overhead Crossing.
4s g '07 M-N $62,000r_—Nov 1
1917
•
INT. Is payable In Boston.
Water
_
4s
County.
4s '99
J-D
4s '00
J-D
3 Ms'00 J-D
3 Ms'02 J-D
3 Ms'03 J-D
3 Ms'05 J-D
4s *06
J-D
4s *07
J-D
3 Ms'08 J-D
4s '09
4s '10
3,OOOr... June 1 1937
20,OOOr
Dec 1 1938
20,000c
Dec 1 1939
15,OOOr
Dec 1 1940
15,000c
Dec 1 1941
J-D
J-D
4s '11
...
_
4 Ms'13 J.D
^
4s '96
J-D
3Ms
J-D
__
June 1 1914
1 1915
17,000r... June
45,OOOr.-Dec
46,800r
June
19,000c&r June
1 1915
1 1916
1 1914
4s '06
J-D
4s '97
J-D
24,000r_. .June 1 1916
27,OOOr
.June 1 1917
4s '99
J-D
45,OOOr
3Ms'04 J-D
4s
'04
June 1 1919
33,500c&r_June 1 1924
J-D
9,OOOr
3 Ms'05 J-D
4s '05
J-D
30,000c
4s *07
J-D
5s *07
M-N
J-D
4s
'08
4s '08
J-D
4s '08
J-D
3Ms'09 J-D
4s '09
4s
J-D
*09
J-D
4s '10
J-D
4s '11
J-D
4s '11
J-D
4s '11
J-D
4s '07
J-D
June 1 1914
—June 11915
4,500r
12,OOOr.-Dec
13,183.33r Dec
J-J
20,OOOr.-Jan
$45,OOOr.-July 1 1917
1 1918
J-J
30.000c_-July 1 1918
4s '90
J-J
4s '00
J-J
4,OOOr
July 1 1919
40.000c&r_July 111930
30.000c&r__Jan 1 1920
1922
506,500c&r July
3 Ms'06 J-J
4s '08
J-J
4s *08.-J-J
3 Ms'09 J-J
J-J
4s '09
4s '10,
4s '11
4s '12
J-J
J-J
4s '13
4s *13
10.OOOr
Jan
1922
10,000c_..Jan
10,000c.—Jan
5,OOOr.
-
1923
1934
1934
1935
1936
July
15,000c&r_Jan
10,000c... Jan
15,OOOr.-Jan
5,OOOr.
July
7,000c
Jan
14,000-July 1
20,000.. Jan 1
25,000-Jan 1
15,000. .July 1
25,000
30,000
-
1938
1938
1939
•14-'27
'14-'33
'16-'40
'17-31
Elec. Lt. Bonds (outside debt limit)
J-D$125,000c&r.June 1 1927
*97
J-D
7,500c&r_June 1 1917
4s '98
J-D
3,500r
June 1 1918
4s '98
J-D
5,OOOr.-Dec 1 1928
3 Ms'00 J-D
3,000r_-Dec 1 1920
3 Ms'02 J-D 175,000c&r_ June 11932
4s '07
J-D
45,000c&r_J'ne 1 1937
4Ms'13 J-D
50,000r_June 1 '14-'43
Bonds exempt from limit_$l,873,500
Debt within limit
659,783
TOT. BD. DT. Aug 30 '13 2,533,283
Total sinking funds
1,018,385
4s
Total valuation
1913
about
25,105,205
actual
value.)
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1913 .—$20.40
Population in 1910
j
.34.259
INTEREST on coupon bonds Is
payable at the Webster & Atlas Nat.
Bank of Boston.
Registered Inter¬
est remitted by City 'Treasurer.
—
TISBTJRY.
This town(P. O. Vineyard
Haven)
in Dukes Co.
Inc. July 6 1671.
Population 1910, 1,196.
is
School
1
,
,
1914-1919
July 1 1920
3,000c_July I '21-'23
1,400c
PV-W? P31"^ & T°wn Hall
4His 13 J-J
f$l,00Qc
Bonds
July 1 1914
Bonds.
1 9,500c_July 1 '15-'33
Stone-Crusher Bonds.
4s '11
$1,500
...
..1914
Fire Bonds.
4s '11
$3,800 .....1914-1917
4Ms'13 J-J
f 8,000c_July 1 '14-'21
___
I
500c—July 1 1922
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
M-S$133,000-Sept 1 '14-'42
4s:
M-i
12,000-Sept 1 '14-'25
4s
M-l
12,000..Sept 1 '14-'25
4s *11
6,500
1914-1920
4s'll
1,550
1914
...
...
4Ms'13 J-J
ur~)
Water
3Hsk'
r,
F-A$ 150,000
school bonds at
C.
D.
Parker
&
Co., Boston.
WAKEFIELD.
This town is in Middlesex
County.
1868. Popula'n '10, 11,404.
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
.
M-N $60,000c
1921-1930
M-N 35.000c._Nov 1 '14-'20
M-N 100,000c._Nov 1 *31-'40
A-O
49,OOOc__Oct 1 '14-'42
M-N 13,000
1923-1935
3 Ms
3 Ms
Sewer Notes.
4s
A-O
$3,000
_
School Loans.
4s
Aug 1 1928
3 Ms
78.000c.-Apr 1 '14-'39
3,000c_May 1 '14-'19
3Ms
3 Ms
4Ms'13 M-N
School Loans.
■
'
4s'11
$78,000...—1914-1931
...
Vineyard Nat. Bk., Vineyard Haven;
7,500c.July 1 '14-28
Bonds.
3 Mg'09 A-0
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.--$11.00
INT. on water bonds at Martha's
Inc.
4s
jd'19
M N
&
(per $1,000) 1913..-$17.40
INTEREST payable in Boston—
East school 4 Ms at C. D. Parker
Co.;
1915
4s due Sept. 1
Bank; on
on water ext.
at
Five
Cents
Sav.
WALTHAM.
»
This
Inc.
city is
as a town
In Middlesex County.
1738; city June 2 1884.
Water Bonds.
4s '94
A-0 $20,000c. __A&01
4s
A-0
4s'97
A-0
4s *98
A-0
3Ms'00A-O
3Ms'05 A-0
4s *06
A-0
4Ms'07 J-J
4s '08
J-J
4s '09
J-J
1914
20,OOOc&r Apr 1'15-16
30,000c. ..Apr 1 1917
33,000c...Oct 11918
20,000c—A&O 1 1920
25,OOOc&r Oct 1 '14-20
26,000c—Oct 1 '14-*26
• 14,OOOc_July 1 *14-'27
5,000c_July 1 '14-'18
20,000r._Jan 1 '14-'18
20,000r_July 1 *14-'33
4Ms'13 J-J
Street Bonds.
3Ms'03-4J-J $18,OOOr
Jan 1 1914
4s *05
J-J
ll,000r...Jan
1 1915
3Ms'06J-J
2,512.50r.Ja#'14-'16
4s '08
4s'10
4s'12
5,600r__Jaifr^l4-'18
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-0
4s *10
7.350—Jan 1'14-'20
250r—Jan 1 1914
11,090c.Apr
/
1
4s '02
J-J
3Ms'00 J-J
3 Ms'02 J-J
4s'08
J-J
4s'10
4s'10
'15-'18
11916
1 1916
11918
ll,000r
Jan
1 1922
4,000c...Jan 11919
4,000c. ..July 1 1919
3,000c...July 1 1920
lO.OOOc&r.July 1 1922
1,025c—.Jan '14-*18
J-J
4s'99
'14-*23
l,100r„.July 1 1914
4Ms'13 J-J
( 4,OOOr.July 1
Surface Drainage Bonds.
4s'96
J-J
$6,000r_..Jan
4s'96
J-J
5,000c...July
4s'98
J-J
3,OOOr.-Jan
J-J
600r.
Jan
1914
J-J
2.500r—.Jan '14-'15
l,400r
July 1 1914
4Ms'13 J-J
1 1,OOOr— .July 1 1915
Sewer Bonds.
f
4s '93
A-0*$50,000c
Apr 1 1921
*25,000c...July 1 1922
*15,000r__Dec 31 1922
4s '93
*10,000c.
Apr 1 1923
4s'93
A-0
*5,000c
Oct 11923
4s'94
A-0
5,000c..-Apr 1 1924
4s *97
J-J
7,000c...Jan 1" 1927
3Ms'03 J-J
l,000r...July 11913
3 Ms'05 J-J
2,OOOr—.Jan
1 1915
4s '06
JrJ
12,000c..July 1 '14-19
4s '06
J-J
5,OOOr...July 1 1921
4s *92
J-J
4s '92
J-J
A-0
4s'08
J-J
4Ms'13
—
—.
.
.
375r
Jan
*14-'18
20,000 .„..1914-1933
(
l,0Q0r_„July 1 1914
4Ms'13 J-J
I
5b0r._.July 1 1915
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4s'10
J-J
$l,750r_..Jan '14-'20
f l,625r
July 1 1914
4Ms'13 J-J
i l,500r—.July 1 1915
I .8,000r_July 1 '16-'23
Cemetery Bonds. '
4s '10
J-J
$4,900r—Jan 1 '14-'20
.
...
—
on
on
3 Ms'99 J-J
4s '97
(Assessment
...
...
35,000c&r_June 1 1921
11,000r_
June 1 1931
5,500r
June 1 1916
J-J
3 Ms'04 J-J
3 Ms'05 J-J
3,300r
June 1 1917
l,200r_ ..June 1 1918
10,530r_0ct 11 '14-'22
Stand pipe 4s
3,500c..July 17 1914
Highway
1,500——Feb 6 1914
Water 4s
8,000..Dec 1 '14-'17
do
4s
8,000.-Sept 1 *14-'21
do
4s
1,700-Sept 6 '14-T5
High-sch.4Ms 3,240...Mch 27 1922
School 4Ms J-D $23,000 Dec 1*14-21
Flre8ta'n4s
5,500. _J'ne 19'14-19
Playgr'nd 4s
2.900-J'ne 19 '14-'16
PERM'T DEBT Oct 1 '13. $194,440
Water debt (included)
90,300
Total valuation 1913
6,905,477
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
other loans at the First Nat. Bank.
4s '87
J-J
4s
4s
4s
16,000c&r_Dec 1 1928
25,000c
June 1 1919
12,000r_. .June 1 1919
30,OOOr
June 1 1929
25,000c
June 1 1920
4s *98
4s *98
4s
do
do
Total tax
...
3 Ms'03 J-J
3 Ms'04 J-J
F-A $48,OOOc_Aug 1 '14-'25
Miscellaneous Loans.
Dec 1 1914
8,OOOr... June 1 1917
5,OOOr.-Nov 1 1917
12,OOOr. ..June 1 1918
50,000c_..Dec 1 1918
11927
J-D
4s *10
1 1920
4s *11
J-J
3,300r_-July 1 1916
4s *12
4,000r... July 1 1922
4s '12
39,OOOc&r_June 1 1922
Pi
4Ms'13
32,000
Water Bonds (oiUside debt limit).
4s
43
Water ext 4s $1,400. .—Sept 1 1915
do
4s
3,500r. .wJune 1 1916
do
City Bonds.
4s *94
J-D $21,000c
J-D
J-D
_
7,000..June 1 '14-'20
_
4s '95
4s '95
and
75,000e&r_J'ne 1 1930 WALPOLE.
100,000c&r.Dec 1 1930
This town is in Norfolk County.
20,OOOr... June 1 1932 Inc. 1742.
Population *10, 4,892.
12,OOOr. ..June 1 1933
School Bonds.
13,000r_—June 1 1935 4Ms'13 J-J
$65,000.-July 1 '14-'26
30,000c&r_June 11936
Water Bonds.
:
'
Assess, val. (M act.) '12—1,689,088
•{
$500
Oct 1 1914
1,500—Oct 1 '14-'16
PERM'T DEBT Oct 1913.$635,000
Floating debt
168,000
Total assessed val. 1913—11,501,204
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$21.50
30,OOOr. ..June 1 1929
f $9,000c
.,,„oTT
A-O
—
...
,
Miscellaneous Loan Bonds.
4Ms 13 J-J
,
A-O
4s
School Bonds.
4Ms'13
$100,000
Sewer Bonds (outside debt limit).
4s *97
J-D $83,500c&r_June 11927
INT. at Liberty Trust Co.
4s '98
J-D
16,500r_ ..June 1 1928
4s '98
J-D
50,OOOr. ..Dec 11928 Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
Sll,400r
1930
Water-Works Bonds.
4s *06
M S $81,000c.Sept 1 *14-'36
Notes outstanding
!
$1,400
TOTAL DEBT Feb 6'13..
$94,400
This town (P. O. Thd. Sta. Lvnn) is
in Essex County. Inc.
May 21 1852.
Bonds.
A-O $195,000c_0ct 1 '14-'33
Insurance Premium Loan.
4s
TAUNTON.
This
city Is In Bristol
Incorporated May 11 1864.
4s
SWAMPSCOTT.
„
SPRINGFIELD.
-
the water loans of
and $83,000 is
payable at
Colony Trust Co., Boston: on
,
SPENCER.
Town Debt Nov. 7 1913.
Water Meter Notes.
Permanent Impt. Loan
$283,600 4s '12 A-O $14,000..Apr 1 '14~'22
Bonded debt (outside
limit)
Municipal Light Loan.
■,
Sewer debt
A-O $96,000c__0ct 1 *14-'24
196,850 4s
Water debt (gross)
Qas & Electric Light Bonds.
240,800
Water sinking fund
63,165 3Ms'09AO /12.000—Apr 1 '14-'19
Total assessed val. 1913
$13,156,915
1 3,000
Apr 1 1919
(Assessment about actual value.)
3 Ms
J J
1,000c.-July 1 1914
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Fire Station Bonds.
1913.-$16.50
Population in 1910
J-D
6,204 3Ms
$2,000.. Dec 1 '14-'15
4s '92
STONE HAM.
xcvii.
_
...
--
[Vol.
1914-1916
School Bonds.
3 Ms'00 J-J $ 102,000c.-July 1 1920
3Ms'01J-J
3 Ms'01 J-J
3 Ms'02 J-J
3Ms'03 J-J
3Ms'06 J-J
31,000c.. .Jan
38,OOOc&r July
15,000c. ..July
43,OOOc&r Jan
13,000r_.Jan 1
4s '08
J-J
2,500r..Jan 1
4s '12
A-0
19,000. -Apr 1
f 2,500r
July
4Ms'13 J-J
(12.OOOr.July 1
I 8,000r_July 1
Building Bonds.
3Ms'02 J-J
$22,000c_..Jan
3 Ms'06 J-J
487.50r.Janl
4Ms'07 J-J
9,OOOc_July 1
4s *10
J-J
150
Jan
Public Playgrounds.
3Ms'03 J-J *$31,000c—.July
Public Park Bonds.
4s '93
A-0 *20.000c—.Oct
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
3Ms'05 J-J
$1,000r_..July
4s '08
J-J
500r_.Jan 1
$5,000c_Nov 1 '14-'18
JD
2,000c_Dec 1 '14-'15
AO
12,OOOc_Oct 1 '14-'21 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1913
MN
4,000c.Nov 1 T4-17 Sinking funds.
A O
2,000—Dec 1 *14-'15 Water debt (additional)
XX a
95 nnrv.
A/Tar 1
*14-'9?l
Water sinking fund (add'l)
—.
..
11921
1 1921
1 1922
11923
'14-'26
'14-'18
'14-'32
1 1914
'15-'20
'21-'28
11922
*14-'16
'14-'22
1
1914
1 1933
1 1923
1 1915
*14-'18
$622,400
300,572
375,000
245,743
Notes.
High-School
WALTHAM (iConcluded).
$436,209 4s '06 M-S $9,100.--Mch 1 '14-T6
real—20,196,700 PERM. DEBT June 23 '13 $466,100
Water debt (included)
55.000
Assessed val., personal— 8,854,088
10.939,735
Total valuation 1912
29,050,788 Tax valuation 1913
Total valuation 1913
30,217,200 (Assessment about % actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-$17.00
(Assessment at full value.)
INTEREST
on
water
bonds at
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913---$17.30
Borrowing capacity
Assessed valuation,
Population In 1910
27,834
I* Special loans.]
INT. Is largely payable at the Bos¬
ton Safe Dep. & Tr. Co., Boston.
First
Boston; on others
Bank,
Nat.
Bank, Westfleld.
Hampden Nat.
at
„
watertown.
This town is in Middlesex County.
Incorporated Sept. 17 1630.
School-House Bonds.
.
M-S
M-N
M-S
4s *94
4s '05
4s'09
Ms'13 J-D
4Ms'13 M-N
4
3
$2,000c—Sept 1 1914
36,000c_May 1 '14-'25
2,000
Sept 1 1914
Water Bonds.
1 '14-'23
38.000c.May 1 '14-'23
4s '07
12,000c.May 1 '14-'19
4s *12v A-0
4,000..Apr 1 '14-'17
Fire Station & Site Bonds.
.
4s '11
J-J
$8,000c.July 1 '14-'21
4s '12
A-0
5,000-Apr 1 '14-'18
Drainage Bonds.
3 Ms'05 M-N $ 10,000c---May 1 1915
4s '06
M-N
10,000c-..May 1 1916
4s'07
M-N
5,000c. ..May 1 1914
4s '09
J-J
10,500--July 1 *18-' 19
4s '10
M-S
3.500
-Sept 1 1920
4s *11
J-J,
7,000c_July 1 *14-'20
$25,000.
25,000
—
A-0
--
--
'07
-s
$25,000-
...
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912.
Water debt (Included)
$476,300
332,000
Tax valuation 1913
.
-9,181,514
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$16.50
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.,Bost.
-
weymouth!
Water Bonds.
This
town
in
is
Norfolk
County.
$144,000c..Jan 1 'l4-'29 Incorporated 1623. The town's total
105,000c_July 1 '14-'34 assets on Jan. 1 1913 were figured to
4,000.-July 1 '14-T7 be $1,414,019, including water-works
High-School Notes.
property valued at $550,189.
4s TO
A-0 $80,000c.Apr 1 T4-'29
Water Bonds.
4s TO
M-N
14,000c.Nov,l *14-'20 4s
M-N $300,000c.-Nov 1 1914
4s *12
J-J
24,000.-July 1 '14-*21 4s
M-N 50,000c.-Nov 1 1917
3 Ms'99 J-J
4s '04
J-J
J-J
Refunding Bonds.
M-N
$4,000c-..Nov 11917
M-N
46,000--May 1 T4-'36
4s '11
J-J
10,000c.July 1 T4-'23
Sewer Bonds.
4s'06
A-0
$7,000c_— Apr 11916
4s'10
M-S
5.500
Sept 11920
4s *11*
M-N
6,000c.May 1 T4-T9
4s '12
A-0
16,000..Apr 1 T4-'21
4s '12
J-J
3,000.-July 1 '14-T6
4Ms'l3 M-N 16,700c.May 1 '14-'20
Municipal Loan Bonds.
4s'08
M-N
$9,225c._-May 1 1917
Engine-House Bonds.
4s '05
F-A $13,000c.Aug 1 T4-T5
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913.
$725,825
Water debt (included)--249,000
Borrowing capacity
122,805
Total assessed val. 1913.-17,520,900
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913^--$19.20
Population In 1910
12,875
INT. on water 4s at the Boston
4s
Safe Deposit & Trust Co.: refunding
and school 4s of 1909 at Old
21,000c_.-Nov 1 1919
29,000c.-Nov 1 1920
15,000c. ..May 1 1921
4s
30.OOOc.May 1'24-'27
3 Ms
M-N 45,000c.May 1 '33-'41
4s
M-N
6.000c-May 1 '29&'31
4s
M-N
12.000c_May '30 & '32
General Purpose Notes.
4s
—.
$4,800—Dec 2 '14-T7
4s
M-N
4s
M-N
4s
M-N
M-N
Town-House Notes.
15 15-T6
J-D $11,000-Dec
School Notes.
4s '07
M-N $17,500c.May 1 T4-'20
4s
F-A
10,000-Nov 1 *14-'23
4s *07
M-N
40,000-Nov 1 T9-*26
Bridge Notes.
4s '07
J-D
$4,000--June 1 T4-T7
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13— $513,000
3 Ms
Floating debt
167,000
Sinking funds..
367,691
Water sinking fund (incl.)
358,943
Total valuation 1913—-111,350,521
$1,000—-Dec 15 1914
Land Purchase (Notes).
3Ms*08 J-J
$5,375-July 1 '14-'18
3 Ms'05 A-0
2,119.25. Apr 22 1915
School Notes.
Population In 1910
Boston.
Town Treasurer's office;
This
town
M-S
4s
'
4s
M-S
M-S
M-S
4s
4s
4s
4s
•
M-S
M-S
M-S
INT.
on
Inc.
5,413.
$12.000c_Mch I *22*'27
2,000c.-Sept 1 1922
4.000c_Mch 1 T4-T5
f 2,000c.-Mch 1 1916
t 1,000c. ..Mch 1 1920
,160,000c.Mch 1 T4-'21
4,000c.S«ot 1 T8-'21
12,000
1916-1927
Bonds.
$11,OOOc.Sept 1 '14-24
7.500-Mch 1 T4-'28
12,895
and school debt at
town
other loans
Street & General Loan Bonds.
$31,500-0ct :15 '14-'22
^Cemetery Notes.
4s '12
$3,570.72_Aug 1 1916
Refunding Bonds.
3%s'08 J-D $67,000_June 29 '14-'26
4s '08
J-D
11,000.June 30 '14-'17
Playground Bonds.
4s *11
J-J
$30,000c. .Jan 1 *14-'25
Veteran Building Notes.
4s '08
J-J
$400...July 15 1917
Water Bonds.
4s '08
J-J $125,000..Jan
4s '09
*10
J-J
J-J
4s *10
J-J
4s
C f rprtf
Total tax (per
1912..—16,738,710
$1,000) 1912.-$12.00
INT. at Boston Safe
westborough.
Dep.&Tr.Co.
"
Inc.
5,446.
This town Is in Worcester Co.
Nov.
Popula.
1717.
*10,
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-N $31,OOOr
4s
3 Ms
4s '10
—1.1922
1926
30,000c.-Nov 1-1928
17,000-May 1 T4-'30
M-N
M-N
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $20.000r-S,ept 16 1916
2,000r—Sept 16 1919
5,000r
-1-1920
19,000c
1925
4s
6,000c. ..Nov 1 1925
School Notes.
4s '06
M-NS22.750
1914-1926
PERM'T DEBT Jan 1 *13 $169,500
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-N
4s
4s
4s
14,000
Temporary & dem'd notes
Sinking funds
Tax valuation 1912
Total tax (per
43,299
3,232,686
$1,000) 1912--$18.50
WESTFIELD.
This town is in
Hampden Co. Inc.
16,044.
May 29 1669. Pop'n TO.
School Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
$75,000c.July 1 T4-'20
Water Bonds.
A-0 $36,000-Oct 1 T4-'22
4s '02
J-J
14,000-July 1 T4-'27
Qas and Light Bonds.
4s '97
3 Ms'99
J-D
4s
A-0
$64.000--June 1 T4-'29
60,000—Oct 1 T4-'34
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
M-N
$9,000-Oct
3 Ms'04 A-0
3 Ms'04 A-0
1
T4-'22
45,000 ..Oct 1 T4-'22
28.000.-Oct 1 T4-'20
—
—
Tax rate
(per$l,000) 1912
INT. at Old Colony Tr.
$20.50
Co., Bos.
This town is in
Hampshire Co. Inc.
Pop'n 1910. 2,132.
Apr. 24 1771.
Water Bonds.
4s g '03 J-J
$50.000c. ..July 1 1933
BOND. DEBT
$50,000
May 1913.
Floating debt
Sinking fund
i.
—
—
4,500
10,398
1,080,869
Assessed valuation 1912
(Assessment about fair cash value.)
Tax rate
(per$l,000) 1912
$18.75
Hampshire Co. Nat. Bank.
INT. at
WTTJr.TTPHTPTi
This town is
in'Mlddlesex
Co.
Inc.
April 30 1850.
Pop'n 1910, 9,309.
Water Bonds.
3Hs'03 J-D $14,000c.June 1 '14-27
4s.
'
M-N 50,000c.May 1 '14-'17
3Ms'03M-N " 6.000c_Nov 1 '21-'22
4s '95
M-N 11,000c--Nov 1 1925
3Hs'00 M-N
4.000c--.May 1 1917
2,000c-—May 1 1914
3Hs'00 M-N
1,000c-—May 1 1916
3Hs'03 M-N
33,000c. June 1 *26-*28
4s '98
J-D
3Ms'02 M-N 12.000c_Nov 1 '29-'30
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s'13
$20,000.-May 1 T4-'20
Playground Bonds.
4s *94
J-D $50,000c-Dec 1 '15-'24
4s '98
J-D
12,500c--Dec 1 1928
Stable Bonds.
3 Ms'03 M-N
$2,000c_Nov 1 ,14-,15
School Loans.
3 Ms'03 A-0 $72,000c..Oct 1 '14-'31
3 Ms'05 A-0
8,000c.-Oct 1 T9-'20
Surface Drain Loans.
4s '12
M-N $15.000c.May 1 '14-'18
-
-
-
---
4s •II
Public Park
Ac
,
J-D
—
A-O
A-O
J-J
A-O
J-J
A-O
J-J
$ 15,OOOr
Apr
25,000r_..Apr
25,000r_..Apr
25,OOOr—Apr
25,OOOr
Oct
10,OOOr. ..July
75,OOOr
Oct
250,OOOr ...July
100,000r._.Oct
110,OOOr—July
1 1935
11936
11917
1191$
1 1919
1 1920
11920
1 1916
1 1921
1 1921
3Ms'12 A-O 175,000r_..Apr 1 1922
4s '12
A-O
30,000r
Oct 1 1922
4s 13
J-J
100,000r_. Jan 1 *14-'33
4s '13
100,OOOr
1914-1933
4s '13
J-J
10,000r_July l,'14-'23l
4s '13
A-O
20,000r_0ct
1 '14-'33
Bridge Bonds.
4s'08
J-D
$5,OOOr...June 11918
3Ms'12J-J
10,OOOr—Jan 11922
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '08
A-O $25,OOOr...Apr 1 1918
4s *08
J-J
10,OOOr...July 1 1918
3Ms'09 J-J
25,OOOr
Jan 11919
4s *10
J-J
25,000r_ ..Jan 11920
4s'11
J-J
15,000r_..Jan 11921
4s '11
J-J
10,OOOr—July 1 1921
3 Ms'12 J-J
25,OOOr
Jan 11922
4s '13
J-J
20,000....Jan 1 1923
—
Beaver Brook Loan.
3Ms*06 A-O $25,000r_..Apr 1,1916
4s'08
J-D
28,OOOr...June 1 1918
3 Ms
A-O
37.OOOr_.-Oct
7,OOOr—Oct
A-O
45,OOOr... Apr
4s'10
J-J
50,OOOr_ ..Jan
Funded Sewer Loans.
4s
J-J $100,000r_..Jan
4s
J-J
200,OOOr...Jan
4s
J-J
300,OOOr...July
3 Ms
J-J
170,000r_..July
3 Ms
A-O
20,OOOr...Apr
3 Ms
A-O 400,000r_.Apr 1
3 Ms
A-O
90,000r_..Apr
3 Ms
A-O
35,000r_ ..Apr
3 Ms'05 A-O
60,000r_.Apr 1
3Ms'06 A-O
20,000r_..Apr
4s *07
A-O
50,OOOr—Apr
4s'08
J-J
25,000r.._.Jan
4s '08
J-D
25,OOOr...June
4s '08
J-J
12,OOOr...July
3 Ms'09 J-J
35,000r
Jan
3 Ms
A-O
20,OOOr. ..Apr
A-O
4s
3 Ms
4s '09
A-O
4s'10
4s *11
J-J
J-J
A-O
4s *11
J-J
4s *11
3 MrS'12 J-J
4s '12
A-O
20,OOOr.^.Oct
50.OOOr_i.Jan
11915
11917
1 1919
11920
11916
1 1927
1 1928
1 1929
11920
'30-'31
11932
11933
'34-*35
11936
11917
1 1918
1 1918
1 1918
11919
1 1919
11919
11920
25.000—Jan > 1 1921
50,OOOr. ..Apr 11921
25,000r_..July 1 1921
25,OOOr—Jan
11922
100,OOOr
Apr 1 1922
J-J
95,OOOr
Jan 1 1923
4s '12
A-O
15,OOOr
Oct 1 1922
4s'13
J-J
25,000r_July 1'14-'23
Funded Park Loan.
3 Ms
J-J
$8,500r,.-July 1 1932
4s
A-O 250,000r_-Apr 1 1938
4s '13
$1,000) 1912 — — $ 19.20
Population In 1910——10,132
Tax rate (per
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos.
3 Ms'05 A-O
56,300r—Oct
Catch Basin.
city Is In Middlesex County.
This
Loans (inside limit).
? 1,000c— .Nov 1 1914
Municipal
M-N
4s '04
4,OOOr_Oct 1 '14-'15
4,000c—.July 1 1914
8,OOOc&rJuly 1'15-16
45,760r_July 1 '14-'21
16,OOOc&rJuly 1 '14-17
25,000c-july 1 »14-'18
24,000c.July 1 '14-'19
6,000r .July 1 *14-'19
35.000c.July 1 '14-'20
41,850c.July 1 *14-'22
A-0
*05
4s
4s '06
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
-
4s '09
'09
:
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
4s
4s '10
4s '12
4Ms' 13 J^T
25,000c.July 1 '14-'23
Playground Debt (Outside Limit)
'09
J-J
$2.000c_July 1 '14-'17
Highway Bonds (Inside Limit).
4s '05
J-J
$l,000r.July 1 '14-'15
4s '05
MrS
l.OOOr.Sept 1 '14-'15
4s '05
M-N
l,000r.Nov 1 '14-'15
School Bonds (Inside Limit).
4s
J-J
4s *05
$l,30Qr.July 1 '14-'15
Fire Dept. Bonds (Inside Limit).
J-J
$l,200r_July 1 '14-'15
4s '05
1,000c...July 1 1914
J-J
4s '06
Sewer Debt (Inside Limit).
J-J
$600c_July 1 '14-'16
4s '06
J-J
800r.July 1
High-School Debt(Oufside
3Ms'03 F-A
$1,000c—.Aug
4s '06
F-A
59,000r_Aug 1
4s '06
J-J
7,200c_July 1
High-School Debt (Inside
4s '06
J-J
$13.000r_July 1
4s '06
J-J
6,500r.July 1
4s '07
J-D
2,000c_July 1
'14-'15
11915
4s *08
woburn.
A-O $10,OOOr. ..Oct
1 1918
3 Ms
A-O
10,000r_-Apr
1 1919
Fire Bonds.
3 Ms'05 A-O
4s'08
J-J
Apr
$26,OOOr
11915
17,000r...July 1 1918
J-J
15,OOOr—Jan 11920
Grade-Crossing Abolition.
4s *08
J-J
$50,000r... July 1 1918
3Ms'09 J-J
100,000r...Jan 11919
4s '10
A-0 100.OOOr
—Oct 1 1930
4s'10
.
3Ms'10 J-J
100,OOOr ...Ian 1 1930
4s '12
A-O
50.000r.._Apr 1 1922
4s *13
J-J
30,000r_„ Jan 11923
Rifle Range Bonds.
4s'08
J-J
$12,OOOr...Jan 1 1918
4s '08
J-J
14,000r_-July 1 1918
Funded City Loans.
4s
A-0$650,000._Apr 1 '25-'27
3 Ms
A-O 28,OOOr—Apr 1 1914
4s'07
A-O
10,OOOr.-Apr 1 1917
Public Playground Loans.
A-O $36,000r.-Oct
4s
11918
3 Ms
J-J
50,000r...July 1 1929
4s '12
A-O
30,000r
Apr 1 1922
4s '13
J-J
10,000r_July 1 '14-*23
Hospital Bonds.
4s '07
A-O $45,000r_ ..Apr 1 1917
4s '08
J-J
4,000r_-July 1 1918
4s'13
J-J
15,OOOr
Jan
11923
4s '12
A-O 177,OOOr—Oct
1 1922
4s '13
J-J
90,000r_July 1 '14-23
4s'13
J-J
Tl,200r___July 11914
Limit).
1 1914
*15-'33
\4,500r_July 1 '15-23
'14-'31
Building Bonds.
Limit). 3 Ms'05 A-O $15,000r. ..Apr 1 1915
'14-*26 4s *10
J-J
lO.OOOr.-July 1 1920
'14-*26
3Ms* 12 A-O
9,000r_..Apr 11922
'14-'15 4s '12
J-J
12,000r_..July 1 1922
Water Bonds.
Police-Station Bonds.
4s '06
J-J
$3,000c.July 1 '14-T6 4s'11
J-J
$20,OOOr.-Jan 11921
4 Ms'07 J-J
18,000r.july 1 '14-'22
Street Paving Loans.
4s '08
J-J
20,000c.July 1- '14-'23 3 Ms > A-O $40,000r_ ..Apr 1 1915
4s '09
J-J
6.000r_July 1 '14-'19 3'Ms'04 A-O
31,000r.-Apr 1 1914
4s *11
J-J
18,OOOc_July 1 '14-'31 3Ms'05 A-O
30,OOOr
Oct 1 1915
4s '11
M-S
7,000c.July 1 '14-'20 3 Ms'06 A-O
28,500r_ —Apr 1 1916
4s '10
J-J
14,000c.July 1 '14-'20 4s '06
J-J
148,825r_— July 1 1916
4s '12
J-J
19.000c.July 1 '14-'32 4s *07
A-O
50,000r_-Apr 11917
4 Hs'13 J-J
20,000c.July 1 '14-*33 4s '08 " J-J
50,000r—Jan
1 1918
FUNDED DEBT July 1 1913—
4s *08
A-O
15,000r_..Apr 11918
Inside limit
$244,010 4s'08
J-D
15,OOOri—June 1 1918
Outside limit
;
181,200 4s '08
J-J
80,000r_-July 1 1918
Borrowing capacity..,
46,756 3 Ms'09 J-J 100,000r_-Jan 11919
Tax valuation 1913
12,070,310 3 Ms
A-O
20,OOOr* ..Apr 1 1919
(Assessment same as actual value.) 3 Ms
J-J
75,000r_ ..July 1 1919
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$20.50 4s'10
J-J
295,000r...Jan 11920
Population In 1910
15,308 4s '09
A-O
15,OOOr
Oct 11919
INTEREST at Second Nat. Bank,
3Ms'09 A-O
20,000r...Oct 11919
4s *10
J-J
75,000r_ ..July 1 1920
Boston, and in Woburn.
,
_
.
—
M-N $84,000c_Nov 1
Sewer Bonds.
,14-,41
4s '95
J-D $100.000c__Dec l'17-'24
FUNDED D'T Apr 30 '13-$494,500
Water debt (included)
Colony Tr. Co. and
Shawmut Bank, Boston,
Nat.
J-J
215,000
Jan
J-J
125,000r_..July
3Ms'12 J-J
120,OOOr...Jan
4s '12
A-O
50,OOOr
Apr
4s *12
J-J
15,OOOr...July
4s '13
J-J
85,000r...Jan
4s '13
J-J
25,000r_July 1
School Loans.
4s
A-O $40,OOOr
Apr
3 Ms
J-J
177,OOOr
July
3 Ms
J-J
30,OOOr
Jan
3 Ms
A-0
20,000r
Apr
3 Ms
J-J
95,000r.
July
3 Ms
J-J
75,000r_..July
4s '06
J-J
27,000r^
July
4s'07
A-O
98,500r.-Apr
4s '08
J-J
15,OOOr
Jan
3 Ms'09 J-J
65,OOOr. -Jan
4s
A-O
10,OOOr
Apr
4s
4s '11
worcester.
This city is In Worcester County.
Incorp. as a city Feb. 29 1848.
Funded Water Loan.
4s
4s
4s
4s
3Ms
Bonds.
4s '11
INT. at Old
'14-T9
Nnf
M-N
4s'10
A-O
—
—
Bonds.
A-0
$6,000--Oct 1
*14-'38
4s '08
williamsb urgh.
148,000
15,166,425
4Ms'13 J-J
18,000c.July 1 '14-'22 Total assessed val. 1912
(Assessment at fair market value.)
Highway Bonds.
4s
A-0 $71,500—Oct 1 T4-'21 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 — -$17.40
Jail
'08
5s '07
10,000c
M-N
1
52,000-Jan 15 *14-'29
14,000... Jan 1'14-'20
20,000—Jan 1 '21-'30
$9,409.81.-May
1918
2,586.41-Dec26 1920
4s '12
3,000..Oct 15'14-16
Sewer & Drains (Notes).
3 Ms'04 M-N
$1,660—May 12 1914
3 Ms'05 A-0
1,710
Oct 12 1914
3 Ms'05 J-D
4,875
Dec 5 1915
4a'08
J-D
4,885—June 22 1917
4s '09
J-D
4,750...Dec 27 1917
4s '09
J-D
4,995-.-Dec 13 1918
4s'12
1,100—Sept 15 1914
4s '12
4,300—Oct 15 '14-'15
Fire Hose Notes.
4s *08
J-D
$1,012 —June 22 1918
FUND. DEBT Apr 29 '13
$677,350
Water debt (included)
215,000
Borrow, capac. May 5 '13
73.496
Tax valuation 1912
.14,761,520
4s
4s "08
4s
Total valuation
F-A
4s '06
Plymouth Co. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 7,292.
South Abington Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $50,000r_
1916
Town Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $20,000r
r1925
Town Hall Bonds.
4s
M-S $77,000r
...1— -1926
This town is in
March 4 1875.
....
Electric-Light Bonds.
M-S
$8,000c_Sept 1 T4-T5
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '12$502,000
Water debt (included)—
284,000
Floating debt (additional)
20,000
Sinking fund assets —-159,494
$7,300—-Apr 15'14-'15
Highway & Gen. Loan Bonds.
A-0 $24,000c..0ct 15 *14-21
4s '11
whitman.
School Bonds.
4s '12
$4,500c_Dec 1 T4-'22
Parkway
4s '12
42,000c!Dec 1 '14-'27
4s
M-S
Fire Station Bonds.
4s
M-S
4s
J-D
$6,000r
1914
Park Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913.- $236,650
4s *10
M-S
$5.000-—-1917-1926
Sinking fund
;
83,442
School Bonds.
Total valuation 1912
-.5,538,426
4s '05
M-S $71,500c.Sept 1 T4-'24
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
4s'10
M-S
75,000..Sept 1 T5-'29
4s '09
..
Highways Notes.
3Ms'04 M-N $1.500—May 12 1914
Hose House & Refunding Notes
4s'06
4s '11
Bank, Boston.
at the Shawmut
is in Norfolk Co.
_
$3,000.-Nov 1 '14-'16
3Ms'01 M-N
(Property assessed at actual value.)
(per $1,000) 19.13. -$17.50
Colony Trust Co., Boston, on other
loans at Fourth Atlantic Nat. Bank,
Apr. 6 1881. Popula, '10,
Water Works.
15 '14-'17
J-D
4s '11
Tax rate
~
4s'11
4s *11
_
notes
wellesley!
$4,778.40.Oct
4s '11
Shore Road Loan (Notes).
3 Ms'01 J-D $26,000-June 1 *14-'26
Culvert & Safety Vault Bonds.
„
4s *09
4s'07
School Bonds.
4s '08
M-N $30 000.Nov 15 '14-'28
School & Miscellaneous Bonds.
3 Ms'05 A-0
Aor 1 1929
Oct 1 1930
4s
165,000
Apr 1 1927
3Has
A-0
50,000
Oct 11930
4s'05
34,000-..-1914-1930
Bridge Bonds.
4s g
4s g
3 Ms'05 A-O
in 3Ms'06 A-O
Incorp. In 1852.
3 Ms
Municipal Loans.
4s '09
4s *10
A-0 $63,000c__Oct 1 *14-'20
4s
J-D
14.000c.-Dec 1 '14-'20 4s '10
4s'10
4Ks'13 A-0
39,873c.Apr 15 '14-'23
Suffolk County.
--
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-N $100,000_May 1 '28-'29
4s g
M-N 25,000c.-Nov 1 1933
M-N
M-N
4s '12
winthr op.
This town (P. O. Sta. Boston) is
4s '12
west springfield.
This town is in Hampden County.
Population 1910, 9,244.
School Bonds.
4s '12
F-A $33,OOOc_Aug 1 '14-'32
General Purposes.
5s
$9,000..May 5 T4-'22
4s
A-0
5,000-Oct 1 '14-T8
3,400c.June 1 '14-16
13,200c.May 1 '14-'23
jfs1,05C M-N$60,000c. May
4S '07
27
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
1933.
Not.
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
A-0$25(),000r.._ Apr
A-O 100,000r
Apr
1 1914
1 1915
A-Ol ,660,000r—Apr l'18-'28
J-J
25,000r
Jan
11929
J-D 700,000r.._June 1 1929
J-D 250,000r...June 1 1930
A-0 150,000r. „Apr 11931
J-,J
35,OOOr...July 1 1931
J-J
75,OOOr
July 1 1932
A-0 100,OOOr ..A-0 1 1932
J-J
100,OOOr...Jan
A-O,
25,000r...Oct
J-J
125,000r._.Jan
3 Ms'04 J-J
80,000r. ..July
3Ms'04 J-D
50,000r..,Dec
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
.
11933
11933
1 1934
1 1934
11934
..
3 Ms
3 Ms'09
1 1921
1 1921
11922
1 1922
1 1922
1 1923
T4-'23
1917
1919
1920
1921
1921
1 1922
1
1
1
1
1
1 1916
1 1917
11918
1 1919
1 1927
J-J
100,OOOr. ..July 1 1928
A-O 125, OOOr ...Apr 1 1929
28
RHODE ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE.
WORCESTER (Concluded)
School House—(Con.)
4s '10
$65,000r
Jan
4s '11
J-J
120,000r
Jan
3Hs'12 J-J
20,000r
Jail
4s.'12
A-O
15,000
Apr
4s '12
A-O
15,000r
Oct
4s '13
J-J
275,000r
Jan
4s *12
J-J
35.000r__.July
1 1920
1 1921
1
"CITY
owned
1 1923
property
POPULATION.—In
S
$
$"
118,751,500
(Real estate assessed at cash value.)
Personal
_-x
34,307,468
Total
161,740,150 153,058,968
Tax (per M)
$17.60
817.20
Tot.bond debt.l 2,076,625 11,487,625
Sinking funds. 4,790.615 4,577,135
Net debt— 7,286.010
Water & park
v
Real estate.
_
6,910,490
debt (includ.
1910.
above).
4,840,000 4,795,000
sinking fund receives yearly a
'•
The
maturity.
1905.
-
$
i
$
Real estate.110,513,550
sufficient, with accumulations of
interest on sinking fund Investments,
sum
to retire entire debt at
1912.-".
1913.
'
was
VALUATION.—
ASSESSED
■
■'
1910
145,986; in 1900, 118,421.
TOTAL DEBT. SINK. FDS., &c.:
Afar31*13. Aug.ZY12.
$
city
$19,395,397 80,
$5,690,429.79.
J-J
95,669,850
(Real estate assessed at- cash value.)
Personal... 31,388,057
25,195,652
Total
141,907,607 120,865,502
Tax (per M)
$17.00
$16.40
In
1912 $632,745.90 was paid into sink¬
fund.
The water sinking fund
ing
Bonded
Assessed
Floating
Tamper
$
S
1910.
County
*54,325
Blandford Fire Dlst., Hamp¬
den County
25,000
Bourne (T), Barnstable Co
"'43,394
Dalton Fire District
95,000
Dartmouth, Bristol County
None
Deerfleld Fire District
28,000
Douglas (T), Worcester Co
42,000
East Longmeadow (T),Hampden Co
*78,500
Foxborough Water Sup. Dlst.*79,000
Hadley Water Supply Dlst— 51,800
Hatfield (T), Hampshire Co.. 50,000
Hopkinton (T), Middlesex Co. 26,000
Hull (T), Plymouth Co
229,474
Littleton (T), Middlesex Co.. 75,000
Millers' Falls Water Dlst
55,000
Mlllls, Norfolk Co
30,000
Monson (T), Hampden Co.... 30,000
Montague (T), Franklin Co... 45,700
Nantucket (T), Nantucket Co. 43,405
North Brookfteld (T), Worces¬
ter County
None
Northfleld, Franklin Co
49.450
Oxford (T), Worcester Co
None
Plymouth County
204,000
None
2,474
dl,603,575 dl5.40
1/398,630
f/3.15
dl,378.758 dl4.40
None
2",152
4,378
.
1
t99S,690 tl7.80
dl,718,915
.
......
1,553
2,200
2,000 dl,636,230 U5.10
10,000 dl,756,502 dl9.80
35,000 d7,598,083 dl4.80
dl,169,193 dl8.00
3,000
(1961,834
(14.20
28,100 dl,347.735 dl4.84
4.000 dl,919,430 120.80
1,986
2,452
2,103
1,229
4
"l",399
4,758
None
d4,455,221 d20.60
None <14,245,990 dl5.00
58,500 dl ,846,915
tl,353.313
30,475 12.064,479
87,000dl38588165
Provlncetown(T)',Barns'bleCo.*78,000
d2,288,517
Rutland, Worcester Co..
37,600
7,500
d781,464
Scltuate (T), Plymouth Co... 65,200
15,546,205
Sharon, Norfolk County.
*80,988
d3,218,118
Southbrldge (T), Wore Co
129,700
17,382.0^6
South Hadley (T), Hampsh. Co.57,300
10,000 13,286,207
Turners' Falls Fire Dlst
None d3,408,340
30,000
Uxbrldge, Worcester Co
99,500
17,000 d3,559,685
Ware (T), Hampshire Co..... 67,250
None d4,883,490
Wareham, Plymouth County
29,000
4,840 d5,530,274
Wayland (T), Middlesex Co.. 93,400
d3,177.080
Webster (T), Worcester Co
72,400
25,000 d8,705,890
Westport (T), Bristol Co
36,000
d2,208,150
Winchendon(T),Worcester Co. 88,932
10,000 d4,209.430
*Total debt. (T) Town, x 1910 figures, y 1911 figures,
•t 1913figures.
' •'
.
......
121.60
119.50
d23.75
d21.50
4,369
117.00
,
dl8.50
119.40
119.50
1,743
2,482
2,310
12,592
4,884
<12.10
dl2.95
4,671
8,774
4,102
dl4.00
6,206
dl0.60
11,509
<116.40
2,028
dl8.40
5,678
d 1912 figures,
dl9.10
dl4.60
'7.
.
,
2,962
3,075
1,642
3,361
144,337
116.00
....
_
6,866
dl3.00
...
.
shall be paid and be
fulfilled according to the tenor thereof, and all public
works now authorized to be
prosecuted shall be prosecuted and all Indebted¬
ness
now
.
authorized to
according to the
'>
-
be
Incurred
tenor of the
SECTION 21.—"No
on
account
thereof
be Incurred
may
authority thereof."
town
shall, without special statutory authority therefor.
ln excess of three per centum of the taxable property of
town. Including the Indebtedness of such town on the tenth day of
April, one thousand eight hundred seventy-eight; but the giving of a new
note or bond for a
pre-existing debt, or for money borrowed and applied
to the payment of such
pre-existing debt, is excepted from the provisions
of this section, and the
amount of any sinking fund shall be deducted In
computing such Indebtedness."
Incur any debt
such
or notes of the State are not subject to
Loans of municipalities, we were advised Dec. 121911
by J. F.
of State, are taxable.
Sec.
SAVINGS
1911
session
BANK
of
respects.
In
INVESTMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS.—At the
Legislature the. laws concerning Rhode Island savings
the
bank Investments
<1225,000
d7,203,725 dlO.00,
49,400
consequently 3% of the taxable property has been the limit of the power
of each town (which
Includes city) to create debt,
SECTION 20.—"The outstanding notes, bonds and contracts of towns
TAXATION OF BONDS.—Bonds
.
$
Nonef$1.079.697t$14.00
2,013
2,795
3,000 <22.301.131 dl7.90
d7.937,990 (Z14.30
4,676
57.755d4L915.591
27,542
d84,520,295
105,369
Berkshire
LIMITATIONS—Un¬
reference to city debts, there Is
nothing In the constitution of Rhode Island
limiting the amount of such obligations.
The following, howeyer, are two
sections taken from Title
8, Chapter 46 (page 221) of the Revised Statutes
of the State of 1909.
Since 1878 these provisions have been ln force, and
taxation.
Popu'n
valuation. $1,000.
debt,
debt.
V
.,Location—
$
Avon (T), Norfolk Co...
$32,000
Ayer (T), Middlesex Co.
85.600
Barnstable (T) ,Barnstable Co.*133,960
Barnstable County..
None
STATE AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Parker,
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS
.
,
der Section 13, Article IV of the State
constitution, the General Assembly
no power to incur State debt to an amount
exceeding $50,000 without
the consent of the
people, except ln time of war or of Insurrection or in¬
vasion.
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
has
PROPERTY.—The
in 1912 valued at
lncl. water works,
Receipts from water
assessments in 1912, $411,977.88: Int.
on water loans,
$166,387.50; paid to
water sinking fund,
$25,801.86.
1922
1 1922
1 1922
1 1922
45,000r_July 1 '14-'23
INTEREST payable by check on
Merchants' Nat. Bank. Boston.
4s '13
Mar.311913 amounted„to $2,284,-
on
376.46.
J-J
[Vol. xcvii.
were
1912
completely revised and materially altered
further amendment
a
made.
was
ln
many
See V.
Investment in public securities is regulated
by Clause I,
94, p. 1397.
digest of which
a
follows:
Clause I. Permits investments in
(a) bonds or notes of the United States
or any State or
Territory which has not, in- the ten years next preceding
the time of
investment, defaulted in the payment of its debt
(b) Bonds or notes of any city or town of the New England States or
New York State which has not defaulted
in ten years and whose net debt
does not exceed 7% of the last
preceding assessed valuation; or of any
incorporated district of said States having over 5,000 inhabitants, or in
New Hampshire, with a
population
of
2,500,
over
whose
bonds
are
a
direct obligation on all the taxable
property of such district, and whose net
debt does not exceed 5% of such
valuation, and which bonds are provided
for by a sinking fund or serial retirement.
(c) Bonds or notes of any city of the United States other than the New
England States and New York State which has not defaulted during ten
has 30,000 or more inhabitants and a net debt of not exceeding
7%
last preceding assessed valuation, or the bonds and
obligations of
within such city, payable primarily from
property in such district; providing the popula¬
tion of the district is 30,000 or more, and the
population and assessed valu¬
ation of the district are equal to at least 75% of the
population and assessed
valuation of the city within which such district is located.
(d) Bonds or notes of any county in the United States having a popula¬
tion of over 100,000 (according to National or State
Census), and whose net
indebtedness does not exceed 3% of the last preceding assessed valuation.
"Net Indebtedness—Definition.—(e) 'Net indebtedness' shall mean
the tbtal debt less sinking funds, the net
outstanding water and sewer
debts and the tax levy for the current year."
Clauses II,to VI, inclusive, which govern investment in railroad
bonds,
public service securities and bonds of telephone companies, are given in
full herewith:
'.v v
.-...V
./■
"Steam Railroad Bonds and Notes.—Clause II.
,In the bonds and
years,
of the
any incorporated school district
taxes levied on ail taxable
b
—
notes
and .receivers'
of steam railroad
orporations described
herein below, in the 'table of eligible steam railroad bonds and
notes,' sub¬
sections (a) to (y) inclusive, subject to the
following definitions and classi¬
fication:
"The
words
synonymous
certificates
.'railroad'
and
'railway'
herein used
are
to
he considered
titles.
"The term 'filnded indebtedness' herein used shall include all
notes
bearing interest.
bonds and
,
"All 'income bonds' are
ineligible.
•
"The eligibility of such bonds for such investments is defined as follows,
unless hereinafter otherwise provided:
"Definition.—Ownership.—Such railroad corporation shall own its
road in fee.
.
"Location.—The railroad of Such corporation shall be located principally
State
of
in the United States.
Rhode
•
■'
ITS
Island.
:
■
Ac'
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c. •
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. 1915).Aram J. Pothier
Sec. of State (term exp. first Tues Jan.
T5)_J.« Fred Parker
Treasurer (term exp. first Tues. Jan. 1915)..Walter A.
Read
"
LEGISLATURE.—As
the result of an amendment to the constitution
adopted at the election held in Nov. 1900, the Legislature now
the first Tuesday In January. There Is no limit as to the
length of session, but compensation of the legislators Is limited to
sixty days'
attendance In any calendar year. On Nov. 7 1911 the
voters adopted a
proposition to amend the State Constitution so as to provide for
biennial, In¬
stead of annual, elections of
Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary of
State, Attorney-General, General Treasurer and Senators and
Representa¬
tives.
V. 93, p. 1338.
which
was
meets annually
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of the Rhode Island Stale debt
"State & City Supplement" of Apr. 13
1895, page 33.
Propositions to
issue $300,000 park and $1,000,000 Harbor
improvement bonds carried
see
the election held Nov. 5
scribed
at
1912.
The bonds
outstanding at present are de¬
follows:
as
Penal & Reformatory Inst. Loan.
3Hg'09M-S $300,000c._Mch 1 1959
State House Loan.
3 Hg'94 J-J J $80,000c.j_Jan 1 1914
t 400,000c...Jan 1 1924
3 Kg'94 J-J
400,000c...Jari
1 1934
3s g '98 A-O 800,000c..July 15 1938
3s g '01 M-N 700,000c—.May 1 1941
„
•
e
'
.
«
Harior Improvement Bonds (x).
4s g TO
4s'13
F-A$500,000c...Aug
J-D
11960
250,000-___Dec 11963
Highway Improvement Bonds.
3s g '06 A-O$600,000c_. Apr 11936
3 Hg'09 M-S 600,000c.._Mch
1 193-9
J-D' 600,000c ..June 1
1942
4s '12-
3s
Armory Construction Bonds.
g '06 A-O$350,000c
Apr 1 1946
'Metropolitan Park Loan.
3 Hsg'08J-D$250.000c_ .June
1 1958
♦This Is debt Incurred for the benefit of the
several towns and cities In¬
cluded In Metropolitan Park System.
While such debt Is a direct
obliga¬
tion of the State, Its payment must
eventually be met by assessment on the
towns and cities benefited,
(x) Coupon with privilege of registration
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are for $1,000 each
TAX-FREE.—All of the above bonds are tax-exempt in Rhode
Island
INTEREST on the State-House bonds is payable in
Providence at the
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.: all other
Issues at Industrial Trust Co
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
„
,
,
,
Total funded debt
$5,580,000
781,102
Sinking funds..
Net
debt...
FUNDS, &c.—
0ct- 1 1913. Jan. 1 1913. Jan.
'
$5,580,000
673,493
1
1912. Jan. 1 1911
$5,030,000
593,210
$4,600,000
548,906
....$4,798,898
$4,906,507
$4,436,690
$4,051,094
The sinking fund Is largely Invested In
city, town and district bonds and
notes,
.
and
TAX
It Is to receive $86,220
yearly.
VALUATION.—The total assessed valuation
P?£!?5Sk£r?,Perty,ln Rhode Island In 1912
$432,928,648 real estate and $185,905,921
(per $1,000) ln 1912 and 1913 was $0.90.
POPULATION OF STATE
1910.—.542,610
1880—-.276,531
1870-_-„217,353
1905*
.480,082
1900.....428,556 1860
1890—*.345,506 1850.
—
was
property.
estate
and
"Classification.—Class I.
77,031
1800
1790..
Any such corporation of this class must have
earned and received in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer and suc¬
cessive periods of one year, next preceding such investment, a net income
of not less than twice the annual interest for the current year on all its funded
indebtedness, including the bonds in question.
"Class II.
4ny such corporation of this class must have earned and re¬
fiscal years, or three nearer and
periods of one year, next preceding such investment, not lessthan twice the annual interest for the current year on the underlying mort¬
gage bonds in question, and all prior liens.
"Class III.
Any such corporation of this class must have earned and
ceived
a
net income, in each of its three
successive
received
in
each
of its three fiscal years,
or
three
nearer
and successive
periods of one year, next preceding such investment, a net income of not
less than twice the annual interest for the current year on all its mortgage
indebtedness outstanding, including the bonds in question.
"Class IV.
Any such corporation of this class must have earned and re¬
ceived in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer and successive periods
of one year, next preceding such investment, a net income of not less than
one and a half times the annual interest' for the current year on all its funded
indebtedness, including the bonds in question.
[In November 1913 tjh >
Bank Commissioner announced that the proposed $67,552,000 bond issue
of the N. Y. N. H. & H. RR. will not be a legal investment, as the earnings
do not meet the requirements of the law.]
..
.'"Table of Eligible Steam Railroad Bonds and Nojtes.—(a)
Deben¬
ture bonds of any such steam railroad
corporation^ incorporated in any of
the United States, whose net income Is described in Class I.
"(b)
Debenture bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, Incor¬
porated in any of the United States, which has leased its railroad to another
such railroad whose net income is described in Class I; Provided, that such
lease is for a term extending at least ten years after the maturity of the
bonds in question, and that the rent from such lease is sufficient to meet
the interest and sinking fund requirements, if any, on said bonds or any
prior lien or any other debenture bonds, together with a dividend of not
less than four per centum per annum on the entire capital stock of the lessor
corporation; and also provides for the proper maintenance and operation
of the property leased.
"(c)
Debenture bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incor¬
porated in any of the United States, guaranteed as to principal and interest
or assumed by another railroad described in Class I.
"(d)
Bonds of any such steam railroad corporation described in items
(b) and (c), which are guaranteed as to principal and interest, or assumed
by two or more steam railroads of which one shall be of Class I and theothers may be of Class III or Class IV.
"(e)
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incorpor¬
ated in any of the United States, whose net income is not less than that
.
described in Class III.
Tax rate
"(f)
Underlying mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation,.
incorporated in any of the United States, whose net income is ndt less than
.69,122
68,825
"(g)
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incor¬
porated in any of the United States, which are guaranteed as to principal
and interest, or assumed by another steam railroad, whose net
incomeiis
that described in
1840.
108,830
1830..— 97,210
1820
1 83,059
.774,620
.147,54511810
of real
$618,834,567, consisting of
personal
'
"Gauge.—The railroad of such corporation shall be of standard gauge.
"Mileage.—Such railroad must be not less than 100 miles in length,
exclusive of sidings.
"Net income—The net income of any such corporation shall be its earn¬
ings and income after payment of all operating expenses, maintenance
charges, rentals and taxes, and all guaranteed dividends and guaranteed
interest paid by, or due from, it.
'The net earnings and income of any such corporation shall equal the
following requirements by the following classes, to. which reference is made
in the succeeding table of bonds.
Class II.
described in Class I
•(h)
or
-
Class III.
Mortgage bonds of any such steam
*
teSPfc*.'
VPS*
,
railroadlcorporatlon, incor-
*
United]States,
porated in any of the
whichlare^uaranteedlasItoTprin cpal
assumed, bv two or more steam railroads, of which at least
Class III andJ)heJothersJmay_be of Class III or
and interest, or
corporation at par value shall not exceed two per centum of said deposits
held by it.
"Public Service Securities.—Clause V.
In the bonds of public service
corporations, commonly called 'public service securities,' described hereinbelow in the 'table of eligible public service securities,' sub-sections (a) to
shall be of Class I or
one
Class IV.
■'
1v
1
•
Mortgage bonds of any such s';eam
porated in any of the United States, which has
steam railroad whose net income is described
"(i)
.
..
v
..
railroad corporation, incor¬
(j), inclusive, subject to the following description and definition:
"The title 'public service securities' shall include only mortgage bonds
electric railroad, street railway, gas company, electric light
or power company, or water company, as hereinafter described.
"The term 'funded indebtedness' herein used shall include all bonds and
notes bearing interest.
leased its railroad to another
in Class I or Class III; Pro¬
vided, that said lease is for a term extending at least ten years after the ma¬
turity of the bonds in question, and that the rent from such lease is sufficient
to meet the interest and sinking fund requirements, if any, on said bonds
and
prior liens,
any
issued by any
than four per
lessor corporation, and provides
of the property leased.
together with a dividend of not less
.centum on the entire capital stock of the
for the proper maintenance and operation
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incor¬
porated in the United States, which has leased its railroad to two or more
steam railroads, of which at least one shall be of Class I or Class III; Pro'vided, that said lease shall be for a term extending at least ten years after
the maturity of the bonds in question, and that the rent from such lease
is sufficient to iheet the interest, and sinking fund requirements, if any, on
said bonds and any prior liens, together with a dividend of not less than
four per centum on the entire capital stock of the lessor corporation, and
provides for the proper maintenance and operation of the property leased.
"(k)
First mortgage bonds or refunding mortgage bonds of any such
steam railroad corporation which would be a legal investment under terms
"(j)
-
(g), (h), (i) and (j), respectively, except for the fact that it owns in fee less
miles of road, exclusive of sidings.
/
; .
"(1)
First mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation,
irrespective of mileage, which is a constituent part of a steam railroad and
transportation system of not less than 1,000 miles of road, exclusive of
sidings, and at least ninety per centum of the capital stock of which is
owned by a proprietary holding company which operates said railroad and
transportation system, and the earnings of which, with the earnings of the
other divisions constituting said railroad and transportation system, are
received by said holding company, and which bonds in question are fully
guaranteed as to principal and interest by such holding company, either
by direct guaranty, or by rental under lease extending at least ten years
after the maturity of said bonds, the terms of which lease require a pay¬
ment of rent equivalent to all taxes and interest, and provides a sinking fund
sufficient to retire said bonds at maturity; Provided, however, that the net
income of said holding company shall equal the requirements of railroads
than 100
in Class I.
.
.
Bonds and debentures of any steam railroad corporation
"(m)
whose
railroad property is unencumbered by mortgage, and whose net income is
describedin Class I; Provided, however, that such bonds or debentures shall
under the authority of some State which provides by law
such railroad corporation which has issued bonds shall subsequently
its railroad property without including in and se¬
curing by such mortgage all bonds previously issued by it and all its pre¬
existing debts and liabilities, which provision so enacted in such State snail
have been accepted by the stockholders of such railroad company.
"(n)
Bonds of any steam railroad corporation described in item (m)
which has leased its railroad to another steam railroad for a term extending
not less than ten years after the maturity of the bonds in question, which
lessee railroad fully guarantees the principal and interest on said bonds;
Provided, that said lessee railroad is one whose net income is at least up
to the standard set in Class III; and provided, further, that said lease is for
a term extending at least ten years after the maturity of the bonds in ques¬
tion and that the rent from such lease is sufficient to meet the interest and
sinking fund requirements, if any, on said bonds, together with a dividend of
not less than four per centum per annum on the entire capital stock of the
be issued only
that no
execute a mortgage upon
-
,
corporation, and provides for the proper maintenance and operation
property leased.
"(o) First mortgage bonds of any terminal company, or terminal rail¬
lessor
of the
way company , incorporated in the United States, whose property is located
in the United States, and whose bonds are guaranteed as to principal and
railroad corporation of Class I.
First mortgage bonds of any terminal company or
interest by any such steam
"(p)
terminal rail¬
incorporated in the United States, whose property is located
whose bonds are guaranteed as to principal and inter¬
est by two or more steam railroad corporations of Class I or Class III.
"(q) First mortgage bonds of any terminal company or terminal rail¬
way company, incorporated in the United States, whose property is located
in the United States, of which company at least ninety per centum of its
capital stock is owned by two or more proprietary steam railroads of Classes
I, III or IV, and which use said property, and jointly, or jointly and
severally, guarantee the principal and interest of all the indebtedness of
way company,
in the United States,
said
company.
"(r)
terminal railway
incorporated in the United States, whose property is located in
First mortgage bonds of any terminal company or
company,
which has leased its property to one or more steam rail¬
corporations which guarantee the principal and interest on said
bonds, and which lease runs for a term extending at least ten years after the
maturity of said bonds, and which lease provides for the maintenance and
operation of the leased property; Provided, that, if such lease is to one
steam railroad Corporation, ft shall be of Class I. and if such lease is to two
steam railroad corporations, they may be of Classes I or III, and if such
lease is to three or more steam railroad corporations, they may be of
Classes I, III or IV.
the United States,
road
"(s)
First mortgage bridge bonds issiied by any
railroad corporation of
Class I.
First mortgage bonds of any bridge company, incorporated in the
United States, whose property is in the United States, whose entire indebt¬
edness is guaranteed as to principal and interest by one or more steam rail¬
"(t)
road
corporations; Provided, that, if such guarantee is by one such railroad
•corporation, it shall be of Class I, and if such guarantee is by two or more
railroad corporations they may be of Classes I, III or IV.
"(u) First mortgage bonds of any bridge company, incorporated in the
United States, whose property is in the United States and whose capital
stock is entirely owned,.except shares qualifying directors, by two or more
proprietary steam railroad corporations of Classes I, III or IV which
guarantee the maintenance
of such bonds. ■
"Descriptive Definition.—Ownership.—Such corporation shall own the
major part of its property in fee.
•
"Location.—The property of such corporation shall be located princi¬
pally in the United States, unless otherwise provided.
"Net Income.—The net income of such corporation shall be its net earn¬
ings and income after payment of all operating expenses, maintenance
charges, rentals and taxes, and all guaranteed interest and guaranteed
dividends paid by< or due from, it.
"Eligibility for such investment.—Such corporation must have earned
and received a net income in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer
periods of one year, next preceding such investment not less than twice
the annual interest for the current year on all its indebtedness secured by
the mortgage under which the bonds in question are issued and all prior
liens, unless otherwise hereinafter specified, and shall not have defaulted on
any of its obligations during the same period;
Provided, however, that said
bonds shall mature at least five years before the expiration of the principal
franchise or franchises under which such corporation is operated, or there
shall exist some definite agreement or contract with the grantors whereby
such franchise or franchises may be renewed or extended from time to time
throughout and beyond the life of the bonds in question, and or that by
an agreement or contract the security of said
bonds is adequately
protected and preserved to the bondholders, and a copy of such agreement
or contract shall be filed in the office of the Bank Commissioner and shall
such
Eligible Public Service Securities.—(a) Mortgage bonds
such electric railroad, street railway, gas, electric light or power com¬
incorporated under the laws of Rhode Island, whose property is lo¬
cated and operated chiefly in this State.
"(b) Mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad, street railway, gas
and electric light or power company, incorporated under the laws of any
of the United States;
Provided, however, that the said bonds of any such
electric railroad or street railroad company shall be a legal investment for
such deposits and income only in case such company shall have received
average gross earnings of not less than four hundred thousand dollars in
each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods of one year, next pre¬
ceding such investment, and if said bonds are issued by a company which
carries on the business of an electric railroad or street railway combined
with that of either a gas company or an electric light or power company, or
both of such kinds of business, then, in such case, such company shall have
received average gross earnings of not less than six hundred thousand dol¬
lars in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods of one year, next
preceding such investment; and if said bonds are issued by any such gas
company or electric light or power company, or by a company which com¬
"Table of
of any
pany,
bines the business of a gas company and an
dollars in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods of one year,
next
of the United States, which are
as
to principal and interest
or
said lease shall extend for a term of at least ten years after the maturity
of said bonds at a rental at least equal to the fixed charges and taxes of the
lessor, including the interest on, and a sinking fund for, the bonds in ques¬
tion, or provides for the payment of said bonds at maturity, and shall re¬
quire the operation and maintenance of the leased property; and provided,
further, that an authentic copy of such lease shall be filed in the office of
the Bank Commissioner, and such copy shall be preserved in his files during
the life of the bonds in question.
"(f) Equipment bonds or equipment notes issued by any such electric
railroad or street railway which are secured by a first lien on the equipment
against the purchase of which said bonds or notes were issued at not exceed-.
ing eighty per centum of the purchase price thereof; Provided, the indenture
under which said lien is established contains adequate requirements for the
maintenance of the property pledged and provides that an equal amount
or notes shall be paid annually until all are retired, without
on any of such equipment.
"(g) Certificates of indebtedness, commonly termed 'receiver's certifi¬
cates,' issued by a receiver of any such electric railroad, street railway, gas
electric light or power company under an authorization of the court or
courts having jurisdiction over such receiver.
'
"(h) First mortgage bonds of any electric railroad, street railway, gas,
of such bonds
the release of the lien
r
.
electric light or power company, described „in paragraph (b) of this clause,
which is incorporated in the Dominion of Canada, and whose property is
located
all
principally in said Dominion; Provided, that such bonds conform in
to the provisions of paragraph (b), (c), (d), (e) or (f)
other respects
of this clause.
"(i) Bonds of any corporation which owns more than ninety per centum
of the capital stock and of the outstanding bonds of any electric railroad or
„
obligations, running for
ing to mortgage bonds of steam railroad
street rail way company,
a
collateral, and which cprporation has paid, in each fiscal
year for the five years last preceding such investment, dividends of not less
than four per centum per annum upon all its outstanding capital stock; or
the bonds of any such electric railroad or street railway company which
are secured by mortgage on its property and are guaranteed as to principal
and interest by any such corporation.
'
"(j) First mortgage bonds of any company incorporated in this State
for the purpose of supplying Mfater for domestic and other purposes;
Pro¬
vided, that such company has an exclusive franchise to serve a population
of not less than ten thousand in this State, which franchise extends at least
five years beyond the life of the bonds in question, and that said bonds
are secured by a mortgage of the property, rights and franchises of such
term of not more
company.
corporations in the United States.
III.
Thechangeof motive power
{provisions of Clause II, Class III, and that by the terms of the lease the
'
"(b) In the shares of the capital stock of any steam railroad which oper¬
ates its own railroad whose bonds would be an eligible investment under
Clause II, Class I;
Provided-, that such railroad has paid regular annual
dividends on all its capital stock at the rate of notl ess than four per centum
per annum for ten years next preceding such investment.
■ ' „
f-V'(c) The aggregate investment of such deposits and income by any bank,
savings bank or trust company in the stock)!' any onei uch steam railroad
■
■
have been not less than ten million dollars per annum.
"(b) That such telephone company shall have paid the matured prin¬
cipal and interest of all its indebtedness.
"(c) That such telephone company shall have earned and paid cash
the eligibility,
essee company is obliged to pay rents sufficient to pay the interest on the
outstanding bonds of the lessor and a dividend at an annual rate of not less
than four per centum per annum on all the capital stock of the lessor com-
as
"Bonds of Telephone Companies.—Clause VI.
In the bonds of any
telephone company incorporated in any of the United States whose property
is located chiefly in the United States; Provided, that such telephone com¬
pany has met the following requirements during each of its five fiscal years
next preceding such investment, viz.:
"(a) That the average gross income of such telephone company shall
corporation, whether wholly or in part, shall not
for such investment, of any of the steam railroad
obligations hereinbefore described, so long as its earnings conform with the
foregoing requirements.
"Railroad Stocks.—Clause IV.
(a) In the shares of the capital stock
of any steam railroad which has leased its railroad to another steam railroad,
which operates the property so leased as a part of its railroad system;
Provided, that such lease is for a term of not less than fifty years, and the
lessee company is one whose bonds would be a legal investment under the
incorporated in this State, the railway of which is
located wholly or in part therein, secured by the deposit in trust of the said
stock and bonds
"Change of Motive Power.—Clause
guaranteed
corporation whose bonds would be a legal investment
of paragraph (b) of this clause.
"(d) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad or
street railway, incorporated in any of the United States, which are guar¬
anteed, as to principal and interest, or assumed by a steam railroad or rail¬
roads whose bonds would be a legal investment under the provisions of
Glass III of the classification of steam railroads herein.
"(e) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad,
street railway, gas, electric light or power company which has leased its
property to any other corporation whose bonds would be a legal investment
under the provisions of paragraph (b) of this clause; Provided, however, that
assumed by another
issue, given by any steam railroad corporation
dividends at the rate of not less than four per
centum per annum on all its outstanding capital stock for five years next
prior to the date of issue.
"(x) Certificates of indebtedness commonly termed 'receiver's certifi¬
cates' issued by a receiver of any such steam railroad under an authoriza¬
tion of the court or courts having jurisdiction over such receiver.
"(y) First mortgage bonds and refunding mortgage bonds of any steam
railroad, incorporated and whose property is principally located in the
Dominion of Canada, which conform in all respects to the provisions apply¬
.
,
under the provisions
than five years from date of
which has earned and paid
D&ny
preceding such investment.
"(c) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad,
street railway, gas, electric light or power company, incorporated in any
such equipment.
affect
or,
ave
adequate requirements for the maintenance of the property pledged, and
provides that an equal amount of any issue of such bonds or notes shall be
paid annually until all are retired without the release of the lien on any of
by any steam railroad
electric light company, and,
Eower company, or any two such businesses, then, two such case, it shall
received average gross earnings of not less than
in hundred thousand
of the property and the principal and interest
Notes, warrants and
preserved in his files during the life of the bonds in question.
be
"(v) Equipment bonds or equipment notes issued by any steam railroad
corporation of Class I, Class III or Class IV which are secured by a first
lien on the equipment against the purchase of which said bonds or notes
were issued at not exceeding eighty per centum of the purchase price thereof;
Provided, that the indenture under which said lien is established contains
"(w)
29
STATE.
RHODE ISLAND-DEBT OF
Nov., 1913.
dividends
on
all its outstanding issues of stock at the rate of not less than
six per centum per annum, and that the amount
shall have exceeded the sum required to pay the
outstanding indebtedness,
■
of such cash dividends
interest upon its entire
including the bond issue in question.
*.'And provided, further, that such bonds shall be secured either:
"(1) By a first mortgage covering at least seventy-five per centum of the
property of such company, including its franchises and other similar rights
and privileges, and limiting the amount of the bonds issuable thereunder
to seventy-five per centum of the value of the property mortgaged, ex¬
..
cluding any valuation of said franchises, rights and privileges, or
"(2) By the deposit with a trust company 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 pro¬
vided. 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.
30
RHODE
ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE.
"A true copy of the mortgage or Indenture of trust securing said bonds
shall be filed in the office of the Bank Commissioner and shall be
preserved
during the life of said bonds.
"The aggregate investment of such deposits and income by any bank,
savings bank or trust company in the bonds of any one such telephone
company at par value shall not exceed two per centum of said deposits
held by it."
Under Clause VII a bank may invest in the capital stock of any bank or
trust company incorporated under the laws of any of the New England
States, or New York State, or of any national banking association doing
business in said States.
Holdings both by investment and as security for
loans are limited to not more than 25% of a bank's deposits.
No more
than 3% of the deposits shall be invested in the stock of any one such
corporation, nor shall such corporation hold, both by investment and as
security for loans, more than one quarter of the capital stock of any one
such bank, trust company or national banking association.
Clause VIII concerns limit of deposits in any one bank.
Clauses IX,
X, XI and XIII concern real estate loans and personal securities.
The
full text of these sections will be found in the "Chronicle" of May 20 1911,
f&fjlause
XII permits investment in the note or notes of a gas, water,
electric light or power, telephone, electric railroad or street
railway company
incorporated, or doing business, in this State, which has paid dividends of
at least 4% in each fiscal year upon all its issues of capital stock for 5 years
next preceding the date of such investment; Provided, the principal of said
note or notes matures at a time not exceeding 3 years from the date of
investment therein; and provided, further, that said note or notes shall ma¬
ture at least 5 years before the expiration of the principal franchise or
franchises under which said gas, electric light or power, telephone, electric
railroad or street railway company are operated; and provided, further, that
the aggregate amount so invested by any bank, savings bank or trust com¬
pany in the note or notes of any such corporation, together with the bonds
and other securities of such corporation held, shall not exceed 2% of said
deposits held by it.
"General Provisions.—Clause XV.
(a)
Securities acquired after
the
of this Act, which were legal investments when acquired, need not
be disposed of if it happens afterwards that the net income of the corpora¬
tion issuing such securities shall fall below the limit fixed by this Act, or,
passage
in the
case of a city, county, town or district, if the debt limit is exceeded,
unless, in the judgment of the Commissioner, it is hazardous to retain the
same, in which case said Commissioner may give directions in writing re¬
quiring the disposal of such securities, and when such directions are given,
such securities shall be disposed of within one year from the date of such no¬
tice, unless an extension of time is granted by said Commissioner.
"(b)
Bonds which are legal investments under the foregoing provisions
of this chapter and are secured by a mortgage which provides for payments
to a sinking fund shall cease to be legal investments if tne corporation issuing
such bonds shall at any time fail to make such payments.
And such bonds
shall not be legal investments under the provisions of this section so long
as any such payment is in arrears and unpaid.
"(c)
If a corporation is formed by a consolidation or merger of two or
more corporations, and it is desired to ascertain the
legality of the bonds
of the successor corporation for investment of savings deposits, the earnings
and income of the several predecessor and constituent corporations shall be
consolidated, and the aggregate corporate income so ascertained shall be
regarded as that of one and the same continuous corporation represented
by the successor corporation; or, if a corporation shall acquire by purchase
the property and franchises of another corporation, and a bond issue is
made for the financing of the transaction, the legality of the bonds so issued
with the other bonds of the purchasing corporation shall be ascertained by
the
in the case of a consolidation or merger above
pro¬
vided, subject to the rules applying to the several classes of corporations
described under the preceding clauses of this chapter.
"(d)
If the net earnings and incoine of any corporation whose bonds
have been a legal investment under the
provisions of this chapter shall fall
somewhat below the requirements of this chapter for a period of not ex¬
ceeding two successive fiscal years, and in the following year such earnings
and income shall be restored to the required amount, said corporation, after
such restoration of income, shall be regarded as having complied with said
requirements during said period, but during the period of failure to earn
the required amount
no investment shall be made in the bonds of a cor¬
poration so situated.
;
"(e)
Serial maturities of bonds shall be considered equivalent to sink¬
ing fund provisions.
same
process
as
.
"Of the Segregation of Assets.—Clause XVI.
(a)
Every bank
or
company which maintains a savings or participation
department, or
or receives deposits as savings or on
participation, shall invest all
trust
solicits
deposits
therein, or so received, according to the requirements of this chapter, and
such deposits, invested or uninvested, shall be set apart for the exclusive
protection of the deposits in said savings or participation department, and
shall not be liable for, or be used to pay, any other obligation or
liability
of such bank or trust company until after the payment of all the
deposits
in said savings or participation department.
"(b) The foregoing provision as to the character of, the investment of sav¬
ings or participation deposits shall not render illegal any investments of such
deposits made prior to May 26 1908. nor compel, the change of such invest¬
ments for those prescribed by this chapter, except as hereinafter
provided. •
"(c) If any bank or trust company shall continue to hold such invest¬
ments of non-legal character made prior to May 26 1908
which, in the
opinion of the Bank Commissioner, are hazardous and unsafe for the invest¬
ment of savings deposits, said Commissioner may, by
giving notice in
writing, require such bank or trust company to dispose of such investments,
to substitute other investments of a character in
conformity with the re¬
quirements of this chapter within one year from the date of receipt of such
notice, and said bank or trust company shall make such disposal or substi¬
tution in accordance with such requirement; but if it shall
appear on written
request of such bank or trust company that additional time is reasonably
necessary in which to make such disposal or substitution in order to avoid
unnecessary sacrifice, said Commissioner may grant a reasonable extension
of time for the compliance herewith.
"(d) If any investment, of the savings or participation department of
any bank or trust company, which has been set apart as provided.in
(a)
of this clause, shall be in default in payment of either
principal or interest,
such investment shall promptly be reduced in its book value
approximately
,
to the market value of the same.
'•(e)
•
,
The uninvested funds of the savings
or
participation department
of any such bank or trust company shall be kept in a distinct
deposit ac¬
deposit in such manner that the
count or accounts or demand certificates of
game can
be readily identified as clearly belonging to the
segregated assets
of such savings or participation deposits.
Every bank or trust company shall keep an
accurate accpunt
wherein shall appear a complete list of the assets set apart for the exclu¬
sive protection of savings or participation deposits held by it,
showing the
par value, book value, and, periodically, as often as a report is made to the
"(f)
shall enter in such account the fair market
value of
each of the investments of said assets.
Bank Commissioner
'i(g) The Bank Commissioner in requiring the substitution of invest¬
ments under the provisions of (c) of this clause shall not
require changes or
substitutions aggregating in any one year more than two
per centum of
the savings or participation deposits of any such trust
company at the
time of the passage of this Act.
"Of Savings Bank Investments Made Before the
Passage of This
Act.—Clause XVII. (a) The provisions of this chapter shall not render
illegal any investments held by any savings bank prior to May 26 1908,
nor require the change of any such investment for
those herein
prescribed
for the investment of savings deposits; Provided,
however, if any
savings
bank shall hold any such investment or investments which are in
default m
the payment of interest or dividends thereon, or
which, at any time, in the
opinion of the Bank Commissioner, are hazardous or unsafe for the invest¬
ment of savings deposits, the Bank Commissioner
may by notice in writing
require such savings bank to dispose of such investments; and such
savings
bank within one year from the receipt of such notice, unless such
time shall
be extended by the Commissioner, shall dispose of the
same; Provided
further, said Commissioner shall not require the disposal of investments
aggregating in value in any one year more than
amount of the deposits of such savings bank.
two
per centum
of the
thereof to
par at maturity.
-
Under Clause XXI it shall not be lawful for any savings bank to borrow
money for the purpose of investing or loaning the same, but this shall not
be so construed as to
prevent any savings bank from borrowing for the
purpose of meeting a run or unusual withdrawals by its depositors, and in
no case shall
such borrowing exceed 10% of the deposits or any such sav¬
ings bank.
'
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
STATE
-
-..
.
OF
RHODE ISLAND.
Note.-—-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
BRISTOL.
JOHNSTON.
This town is in Bristol Co.
in 1746.
This town Is In Providence Couhty
and was Incorporated Mch. 6 1759.
Incorp.
Pop'n 1910, 8,565.
Sewer Bonds.
3 Msg
M-S $55,000c
On June 1 1898 a portion of this town,
Sept 1 1930 representing about flve-sevenths of
40,000c
1932 the assessed valuation, was annexed
Refunding Bonds.
to the City of Providence.
The com¬
3 Ms
M-S$ 100,000c... Sept 1 1930 mission appointed to apportion the
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '13— $195,000 debt to be assumed
by the city of
Floating debt and notes—
32,050 Providence reported that the city's
Sinking fund
35,444 share of the net debt is $255,720.64,
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
act.)_7,244,400 leaving $101,677.48 as
the
town
Town tax (per $1,000)
1913--$15.10 debt
remaining.
Bonds
Numbers
4s
M-S
.
Bristol, R. I.;
on
is
notes
on bonds In
paid
151 to 191 (all Inclusive) remain as an
in
Providence
at the Industrial Trust Co.
obligation
•
BURRILLVILLIL
This town Is situated In Providence
Co.
Inc.
1806.
Pop'n
1910,
town of Johnston.
as an
below are those re¬
obligation of. the town
Chap. 882, Laws of
1912,
increases
the
limit
debt
(not
counting temporary loans)
5% of the taxable property.
$60,000c...Sept 1 1939
Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
$15,000c&r Jan l'18-'22 4s'08
J-J J$30,000c
Highway
4s g '97 J-J
of
which may be incurred by this town
7,878.
Funding Bonds.
3 Mg'99 M-S
of the
The bonds given
after division.
.
maining
to
1918 &'23
(Part due every five
years)
\ 40,000c. .1928 & 1933
Refunding Bonds.
Qen. Imp. & Road Bonds—Gold
3 Mg'02 M-S $40,000c—Aug 1 1942
4s g
F-A $41,000c&r_Feb 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Jan 20 '13—$120,000
BOND. DEBT Oct. 25 '13 $111,000
Note debt..
32.100
Notes outstanding
63,500
Sinking fund.
14,693
Assess, val. '13 (% act.) —.3,357,450
Town Tax (per $1,000) 1913—$13.00
Population In 1910.
..5,935
--->.
Sinking fund & other assets.
58,175
Assess, val. (80% act.) '12-4,394,750
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910- -.-$13.00
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov.
INTEREST payable by Rhode Isl¬
Hospital Tr. Co., Providence,
CENTRA!. FALLS.
This city,
incorp. In 1895, assumed
the debt of the old flre district (which
is now a part of the city), and a part
and Nat. Shawmut
of the
LINCOLN.
debt
of. the town of Lincoln.
Fire District Bonds.
and
M-N $24.000c-May 15^14-19
City Bonds.
4s g
J-D $ 130,000c.Dec 1 T4-'26
Bridge Bonds.<
4s'05
F-A$100,000c. .Aug 1921-30
Town of Lincoln Bonds.
(Proportion assumed by Central Falls.)
4s
J-J
$3,000-_J & J '14-T6
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '08 F-A$200.000c_Aug 1 *28-'47
BOND. DEBT Oct 10 '13
$467,390
Floating debt
210.000
Assess, val. '13 (4-5 act.)_ll,364,965
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$15.00
Population In 1910
22,754
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co.. Prov.
CRANSTON. ~
"
This city is in Providence Co. Inc.
1754.
Population 1910, 21,107.
Gold Bonds.
4s g '92 J-J $150,OOOc&r. July 1 1922
4s g '95 F-A lOO.OOOc&rAug 15 1925
4s g '94 F-A 135,000o&r.Aug 1 1929
Bank, Boston.
This town is in Providence Co.
1871.
Population 1910, 9,825.
Inc.
4 Ms g
4s g
A-0$125.000o
Oct 15 1928
Proportion old town debt
$1,610
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913126,610
Floating debt
_■
140,000
Sinking fund and cash..
67,763
Assess, val. *13 (80% act.)_5,697,780
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.---$16.00
1,NT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov.
NARRAGANSETT.
This place, located In Washington
Co., was Incorp. as a town June 1901.
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'13 MtN$40,000--Nov 1 'I6-'23
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
5s
A-0 $ 10,000c
1914-1915
General Bonds.
-
4s g '99 J-J
—
$60.000o--Aug 15 1929
Improvement
Bonds.
4s g '88 M-N $100.000c_Aug 15 1919
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913- $230,605
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '13—4,463,630
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--.$15.00
1,250
50,000c &r.Jan 1 1945 Population In 1910--.
INT. on sewer bonds at N. W.
3Ms'99 M-N
50,000c&r.Nov 1 1939
4s g '07 M-N 100,000c&r.May 1 1947 Harris &v Co., Inc., Boston; on im¬
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 1913-$735,000 provement bonds at J. P.
Morgan &
Floating debt
315,020 Co., N. Y.; on general bonds at Nat.
Sink, fund & other assets... 302,589 Shawmut Bank, Bonston.
NET DEBT Apr 19 1913-.. 747,431
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act,) 21,837,030
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$13.00 NEWPORT.
Newport Is In Newport County.
INT. payable at City Treas.'office.
Settled In 1639; Incorporated 1784;
re-chartered In 1853.
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Police-Station Bonds.
This town Is In Providence County.'
1914-1927
Incorp.March 1 1862.
School bonds 4Ms'13M-N $70,000
City Hall and Impt. Bonds.
below are excluded In ascertaining
4s g
M-N $153,000c..May 15 1948
borrowing capacity.
4s g '97 J-J"
4s g '05 J-J
150,000c&r.July 1 1937
J-J
$75,OOOc__-July 1 1951
4s '11
Town Bonds.
4s-'88
4s g
J-J
18,000c..July
Industrial ;School and
M-N $146,000c-_May
3 Msg
M-N
15,000c.-Nov
Public Improvements.
.
M-S
$25,000c —-1914-1918
4s g'93 J-J
25,000c-.. July 1 1923
4s g '93 J-J
120,000c .July 1'33&*43
4s '97
J-D
50,000c_June 15 1922
50.000r_June 15 1947
4s g '08 J-J
100,000c-..Jan 11958
School Bond^
4s '08
J-J
$76,000c
-July 1 1948
4 Ms'11 J-J
80,000c...July 1 1951
4 Ms'13 J-J
18,000
July 1 1953
BOND. DEBT Oc.t 9 1913
$545,000
School bonds (additional).. 174,000
Floating debt
90,000
Sinking fund
51,549
Total valuation 1913
13,570,869
Town tax (per$l',000) 1913-._$15.00
Population In 1910
J.
15,808
INT. payable at the Rhode Island
Hospital Trust Co., Providence, and
City Trust Co., Boston..
—
4s
4s g
25 1930
Consol.
15
1923
15
1930
M-N $100.000c—May
School House.
4s g
J-J
$40,000c—Jan
1 1915
11928
3Ms'04J-D
150,000c—June 1 1954
J-J
25,OOOc.July 1 '14-'38
Easton Beach Impt. Bonds.
4s '08.
4s g '12 M-N
4s
13
—
$27,000c.May 1 '14-'22
25,000c —1914-1923
Beach Notes.
4s'12
A-0 $10,000c—Oct
1
1914
Refunding Notes.
J-D $30,000--Dec 2 '14-'16
5s '07
Park Bonds.
4s g
F-A $40,000c.-Feb 15 1927
Athletic Field Bonds.
4s '13
M-S $30,000_Mar 15 '14-'23
Sewer Bonds.
4s
EAST PROVIDENCE FIRE DIST.
The water-works system of this dis¬
trict has been purchased by the East
Providence Water Co., subject to the
outstanding debt of the district.
4 Ms g
J-J
$35,000o—July 1 1917
4 Ms g J-J
50,000c—July 1 1922
4 Ms g
J-J
100.000
July 1 1932
4s
M-N $35,000c—Nov 1 1916
F-A
98,000c-.. Feb 1 1918
Sewer and Street Improvement.
4s
A-0
4s g
3 Ms g
F-A
J-J
$70,000c. .Apr 15 1921
50,000c...Aug 1 1929
50,000c..July 25 1915
3 Msg
J-J
50,000c.. July 25 1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-$1,122,000
Note debt
50,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-.$185,000 Sinking fund
443,684
Total assessed val. 1913.-63,333,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$1.50
(Assessment about 90% actual val.)
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co, Prov
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$12.80
Population In 1910
27,149
EAST PROVIDENCE—WATCHEMOKET FIRE DIST.
INTEREST Is payable at Newport
Qawat
RonHc
4Ms'09 J-J
"Defaulted Bonds.—Clause XVIII. If any bonds held
by any savings
bank shall be in default either in principal or interest, such
investment shall
promptly be reduced in its book value approximately to the market value
of the same."
*
Clause XIX relates to "loans to officers of savings banks."
Clause XX provides that bonds bought below
par shall be entered on the
books and returns of the corporation holding the same at the actual cost
price thereof, and the discounts in the price thereof may, by an
equal
annual amortization, be extinguished so as to gradually
bring the book value
INTEREST
Securities taken in settlement of debt may be held under Clause XIV, but
the non-legal securities so obtained shall be sold within five years after
o-eing acquired, unless the time is extended.
[YOL. XCVII.
on Industrial School Loan,
which Is payable at Bay State Trust
CO., Boston.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
City
except
$40*000o—-July
1 1919
BOND. DEBT Oct 24 ' 13$40,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) .4,435,319
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912—.$1.50 owns real estate valued by tax asses¬
9,000 sors at $1,050,789.43, consisting of
&
Co., land valued at $324,197.33 and Im¬
Population in 1913 (est.).
INT.
at
N.
Inc., Boston.
W.
Harris
provements valued at $726,592 10. S.
CONNECTICUT-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913.]
north kingstown.
'
This town Is In Washington County
Inc. Oct. 28 1674.
Pop'n '10, 4,048.
Funding: Bonds.
tiverton.
3s g '01 M-N 300,000r—May
4s '12
M-S $57,OOOc_Sept 1 '14-'42
BOND. DEBT May 1915$70,000
„
-
■'
*
.
-—
3s g '00M-N$2,400,000c&rMay 11930
pawtucket!
This city Is In Providence County.
Incorporated March 27 1885.
General Funding: Bonds.
4s '08
J-J $238,000c&r July 1 1948
General Debt Bonds.
$42,000c-..July 1 1915
30,000c—July 1 1914
4s '89
J-J ■
49,000c...July 1 1919
100.000c July 1 '24&'29
4s g '93 A-0 552.000c—.Apr 1 1923
4s g '96 J-J
237,000c&r_July 1 1936
4s g '97 M-N 130,000c&r May 1 1937
3 ^sg '02J-D 131,000r—June 1 1922
4s g '04 M-N 490,000c-.-May 1 1944
4s g '94
258,000c—July 1 1934
Sewer Bonds.
4s g '93 A-O$350,000c—Apr
3 ^sg'OOA-O
Highway Loan.
$1,200,OOOr.May 1 1924
4s g '94 M-N
4s g'97 A-0 500.000r—Apr
1 1927
3s g '00 M-N 300.000c&r.May 1 1930
4s g *06 M-N 300.000c&r.Nov 1 1936
JOHNSTON
4s g '85 J-J
1 1923
26,000r...Apr 1 1930
167,000c&r July 1 1934
4s g '94 J-J
4s g '97 M-N 225,000c&r.May 1
BONDS (Annexed).
School District No. 15.
4s '94
A-0 $30,000c—Oct
School District No. 1.
4s'97
M-N $17,000c—Nov
INTEREST
able
on
1 1924
1 1927
the bonds Is pay¬
follows:
as
Park loans due 1922;
highway due
1930 and 1936; public Improvement
1929; school
1927; sewer 1921 to
1923, 1925 to 1930, and 1936; water
1916 and 1923. 1927 and 1930, and
bridge loan at National City Bank,
N. Y„ and at the City
Treasury In
Providence;
on
Johnston
school
1937
Trust
Co.
In
35,000c—May 1 1944 bonds at Industrial
80,000c...July 1 1948 Providence; on Johnston town bonds
TO J-J 90,000c—July 1 1950 at Union Trust Co. In Providence;
on all other loans at City Treasury.
4s g '04 M-N
4s g'08 J-J
4Hs g
4Hs g'12-_
40,000c&r Dec 1 1952
Bridge Bonds.
TOT.
4s g '04 M-N $25.000c—May 1 1934
School Bonds.
DEBT,
SINKING
FUNDS,
ETC.—
Oct. 1 1913.
.
3^s'02gJ-D $32,000r—.June 1 1922 Bonded debt (lncl. water
3 Hsg'99A-0
50,000c&r Apr 1 1939
debt)
——$18,505,000
4s g'04 M-S 120,000c—Mch 1 1929 Floating debt
2,127,000
4s '08
J-J
94,000c <5er. July 1 1938
Total
debt...
$20,632,000
4HgT2
40,000c&r_Dec 1 1942
Sinking funds, &c
8,570,761
Street Improvement Bonds.
—
3Msg'99A-0 $100.000r..Apr
Highway Bonds.
1 1939
4s g '05 M-N $210,000c-Nov 1 1935
4 Hs'10 J-J
1950
125.000c...July
1952
...
40.000c&r_Dec
4j|g'12
Fire-Station
Bonds.
—
1 1930
35,000c&r_Dec 1 1937
Public Park Bonds.
$40,000c—July 1 1950
4Mg'12
20.000c&r.Dec 1 1952
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs g'10 J-J $200,000c.July 1 1950
—
W
^ater Bonds.
J-J $400,000c—.July 1
1919
3 Hs g'00A-O
4s g *94 J-J
4s g
4s g
debt...
--$12,061,239
$3,468,000
on
Oct. 1
1913 representing the floating debt
were. Issued for and are chargeable
37,000r—Apr 11930
70,000c—July, 1 1934
'97 M-N 100,000c&r.May 1 1937
'04 M-N 100,000c—May 1 1929
Receiving tomb, North Bur¬
ial Ground.
$6,000
322,000
-420,000
147,000
908,000
Sewer construction255,000
Public comfort station
24,000
Olneyville grade crossing
25,000
Elec. wires (placingunderg'd) 15,000
improvement
Public playground.
Highways, special
Public bath houses
4,000
Dexter
1,000
Asylum, loan account
[I40,000c&r-J'ly *18 & '23
Total.
-$2,127,000
140,000c&r J'ly 1 '28& '33
SINKING FUNDS.—All sinking
85,000e&r._. July 1 1938
funds must be Invested In bonds or
4 Hsg TOJ-J f75,000cJuly 1 '15,'20'25
150,000c-July 1 '30 &'35 notes of the oity of Providence or In
4Hg'12J-D 175,000c.Dec 1 *17-'37 the following classes of bonds, viz.:
United States, any of the New Eng¬
($35,000 due every 5 years.)
Recapit'n of Debt Jan. 1 1913. land StAtes, any city, in the State of
Island; Boston, Worcester,
General debt
$3,637,357 Rhode
and
Fall
Sewer debt
1,033,000 Cambridge,. Springfield
River, Mass.; New York, Albany,
Water debt.
1,512,735
Rochester,
Buffalo,
New
Haven,
Total bonded debt
$5,864,000 Hartford, Chicago, Detroit, Minne¬
Floating debt
449,092 apolis, St. Paul and Balltmore.
The bonds of each of said cities
—
-
...
Total debt
Less Sinking
.$6,313,092 shall be lawful investment of said
sinking fund only so long as Its in¬
Funds—
debtedness, less its water debt and
$670,238
sinking fund,, shall not exceed 7%
224,483
k,
Sewer
Water
565,414
NET
1,460,135 of Its assessed valuation.
1
DEBT Jan
1913-$4,852,957
Assessed valuation, real..42,984,780
Assessed val., personal
8,350,720
Personal prop, (intangible), 2,405,570
Total valuation 1913——53,741,070
(Assessment fair cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$16.50
Population In 1905
43,381
Population In 1910
51,622
INTEREST Is payable at the First
National
Bank
of
Boston.
providence.
'
W. L. Clarke; Tr.
The city Is situated In Providence
Countyj which has no debt.
On
June 1 1898 a portldn of the town of
Johnston, representing about fivesevenths of the assessed valuation,
was
annexed to the city of Provi¬
dence, and the latter was to assume
$255,720.64 of the net debt of the
old town
of
Johnston.
City was
Incorporated
1832.
None
of
the
city's bonds Is tax-exempt.
School Loan.
4s g '95 M-N $300,000r_.May 1 1925
4s g *97 A-0 500,000c&r.Apr
1 1927
3 J4sg'99M-N 350,000r
May 1 1929
3Hsg'04M-N 300,000r„.Nov 1 1934
3Msg'06J-D 300,000r__.June 1 1936
3 Hsg
M-N 600,000rMay 1 *37 & '39
Fire and Police Loan.
3Msg'02M-N $258,000r_.Nov 1 1932
Bridge Loan.
3Hsg'04M-N $200,000r—Nov 1 1934
Sewer Loan.
4s g '91 J-J$l,125.000c&rJuly 1 1921
4s g '92 M-S 500,000o&r.Moh 1 1922
44 g '93 A-0 500,000c&r Apr 1 1923
4s fc '95 M-N 800,000c&r .May 1 1925
4s % '96 J-D
WATER
WORKS.—The
water
works construction account to Oct. 1
1913 amounted to $7,071,283.41.
year
1912-13
income
from
In
water
rents, &c., was $855,310.03; cost of
maintenance and interest on water
loans, $450,782.05; transfer to de¬
preciation and extension fund, $137,563.36; surplus, $266,964.62.
The
total value of city property In 1912
was as follows: Real estate (Including
water works valued at
$4,846,137.56),
$16,968,724.56;
personal
property,
$818,383.25.
Trust
funds
were
valued at $596,682.95.
.»/
is
In
Providence
County.
Incorporated as
In 1867; a city June 13 1888,
town
a
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
30,000 4s g '94 A-O$310,000r—.Apr
Assessed valuation 1912—4,351.520 4s
g '97 M-N 276,000r—May
Tax rate (per $1,000) '12
$10.00 4Ksg'07J-D 200,000c—June
Population in 1910---4,032 4s *08
s-a
500,000c&r
INT. at Massasoit-Pocasset Nat. 4s '11
J-D 250,000c—June
Bk., Fall River, or Town Treas.
4Ms'll J-D 250,000c—June
1 1924
1 1927
1 1927
1933
1 1941
1 1941
Sewer Bonds.
4s g '93 F-A $35,OOOr
Aug 15 1921
4s g '93 F-A
47,000r_-Feb 15 1921
4s g '97 F-A
35,000r_-Feb 15 1925
4s g '97 F-A
43,OOOr..Aug 15 1925
.
warwick.
This
Patent
Is
town
In
and
granted
Kent
County.
by the
signed
Earl of Warwick March 14 1643.
$400,000c-.-Jan 1 1932
'13 $400,000
450,000
95,721
Total assessed val. 1913-$28,096,002
(Assessment about full value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.-$10.00
Population In 1910
26,629
INTEREST payable In Providence
at Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
3Hsg
J-J
BOND. DEBT May 26
Floating debt___
Sinking fund
3 Hsg'01F-A
4s g '04 J-D
.
"
This town Is In Washington County.
Inc. 1669.
Population 1910, 8,696.
Funding Bonds.
4s g '09 J-D $100,000c—June 1 1939
Refunding Bonds.
4s g
J-J
$30,000c—-Jan 2 1929
Water Loan.
4s
M-S$100,000r—Sept 1 1927
3Hsg
F-A
73,000c—Feb 1 1929
3Hsg'05M-S $65.000c
Mch 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913"
$368,000
293,301
Floating debt
Water debt (Included)
267,200
Water sinking fund—
22,101
Assess, val. '12 (2i act.)— 9,221,900
Tax (per $1,000) 1913—. .—-$15.00
INTEREST on the funding 4s pay¬
able at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston;
on other coupon bonds at the U. S.
Mortgage & Trust Co., N. Y. City.
westerly.
72,000r_.Feb 15 1925
81,000c—June 1 1924
Water Bonds.
4s g '91 M-N $83,000r—Nov 1 1916
4s g '95 M-N 100,000r—.May 1 1915
3 ^sg'01M-N 200.000r—-May 1
4s g '03 M-N 100,000c—.May 1
4s g '04 J-D
150,000c—June 1
4s g '05 M-N
50,000c—Nov 1
1931
1923
1929
1935
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s g '99 A-O$150,000r-.Apr 1 1919
City Hall Bonds.
4s g '03 M-N $100,000o—May 1 1923
School Bonds.
4s g '03 M-N $100,000o__May 1 1923
Refunding
Bonds.
4Msg'07J-D $200,000c_ .June 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13_$3,332,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
NET DEBT Oct 1 1913—
Water debt (Included)
Water
500,000
919,025
1,813,022
833,000
sinking fund (lno.)
233,048
Total assessed val.
1913—28,142,800
(Assessment about fair cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913..-$17.00
Val. of city prop. June 1 '12 2,238,305
Population in 1910--.
INTEREST
38,125
bonds Is
payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
on
coupon
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below
Indebtedness of
we
give statements of places which have reported an
$25,000 and are not represented among the foregoing
We add the population from the U. S. census of 1910.
Bonded Floating
Assessed Tax per Populaover
debt.
<
debt.
Valuation.
$1,000
tion.
Barrlngton (T.), Bristol Co...
None $58,000d$5.053.358rf$15.00
2,452
Coventry (T.), Kent Co..I
None
98,265 db,026,885 dlO.OO
5,848
Cumberland(T.),ProvldenceCo.l84,000
31,832 z9,934,954
10.00
10,107
East Greenwich (T.), Kent Co.
None
45,480 *2,845,606 *10 00
3,420
Jamestown (T.), Newport Co.105,000
48,325 d3,222,671 *10.00
1,175
New Shoreham(T.),NewportCol47,600
52.500
15.00
*944,200
1.314
North Smlthfleld (T.) Prov'ceCo*38,000
*2.161,325 alO.OO
5,407
Scltuate IT.). Providence Co__
None
92,598 d2,607,315 dlO.OO
3,493
Warren (T.), Bristol Co
None rf6,828.335 <112.00
40,000
6.585
a Figures are for 1911.
* Figures are for 1912.
d Figures are for 1913.
—
,
.-
State of Connecticut.
■
'
■
ITS
.
.
.
■■
■ v-
DEBT/RESOURCES,
Admitted
Total
area
State
as
State
a
of State
V
—
&c.
One of
Original Thirteen
(square miles)
Capital
i.
5,004
Hartford
....
Governor (term exp.) Jan. 1915)— ——Simeon E. Baldwin
Secretary of State (term exp. Jan. 1915) ——Albert Phillips
Treasurer (term exp. Jan. 1915)——_-Edward S. Roberts
State Comptroller (term exp. Jan. 1915)
Daniel P. Dunn
Attorney-General (term exp. Jan. 1915) —.—John H. Light
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the
Wednesday fol¬
lowing the first Monday in January.
A constitutional amendment adopted
in Oct. 1911 limits the length of each session to the first
Wednesday after the
lirst Monday in June.
V. 95, p. 1435.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of the Connecticut State debt
"State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 36.
An Act of the
Legislature approved April 14 1909, provides for the Issuance of $7,000,000
3
bonds "to meet the needs of the State."
In 1911, however, another
Act was passed limiting the issuance of bonds u ader the Act of
1909 to
$3,100,000 and authorizing a further Issue of $6,000,000 4% bonds for the
same purpose.
This Act was amended in 1913 and the amount authorized
increased from $6,000,000 to $10,000,000.
Of the bonds authorized in
1909, $3,064,000 were issued, and under the Act of 1911 $8,000,000 have
been put out.
The
bonds, it is provided, "shall be exempt from taxa¬
tion by or under State or
municipal authority." The 4s are also exempted
from taxation, but the Act
provides that "this exemption shall not be con¬
strued to apply to corporations taxed under the
provisions of Sec. 2331, Gen.
Stat., and amendments thereof."
Connecticut's deht now is as follows'
_' n_
—Interest'—
:
Principal
Name and Purpose.
Rale. Payable. When Due. Outstand'g.
State bonds
1909
3H
A-0
• April 1 1934 $3,064,000
do
do
.1911
4
J-J
July 1 1936 8,000,000
see
War loan
-—1865 "
•
Ceased
Subject to call after April 1 1924.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—Coupon bonds
bonds for $1,000, $10,000 or $50,000.
INTEREST
mailed
on
on
Oct.
are
1 1885
all for $1,000;
100
registered
,
all bonds is payable in Hartford, Conn., but checks
request.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.— Oct. 1 '13.
Total bonded debt
$7,064,100
Civil list fimds
98,434
are
-
,
Oct. 1 '12.
$7,084,100
2,190,769
Oct. 1 '11.
Oct.l '10.
$3,064,100
376,576
$2,8^4,100
$6,965,666
$4,873,331
$2,687,524
Temporary loans outstanding Oct. 1 1913, $1,740,000.
$1,729,253
——
1,164,847
ASSESSED VALUATION—
1912 "***"'
1913
Real
est.$208,255,100 $199,193,440
126,514,640
113,870,420
334,769,740
313,063,860
Tax p. M.
$16.50
$16.50
PersonalTotal
Amount
of tax
_
$4,660,064
$4,394,497
POPULATION.—In 1910, 224,326; 1905, 198,635; 1900, 175,597.
south kingstown.
This town Is in Washington
Inc. Feb. 26 1722.
County
Pop. 1910, 5,176.
Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-D $44,000r_Deo 15 '14-'21
($5,000 In even & $6,000 In odd yrs.)
Funding Bonds.
4s'12
J-D$100,000c June 15 14- 33
„
,
t„
Net bonded debt.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessed value believed to be fair value.
Years.
Tax valuation.
Years.
Tax valuation. Years.
Tax valuation.
1912
$1,102,990,545 1904
$690,896,142 1897
$534,465,257
1911
1,041,334,019 1903
677,396,711 1896-—:
529,621,165
1910
997,500,664 1902
665,094,301 1895
452,863,714
1909
965,629,807 1901
649,571,791 1894441,001,581
1908
922,071,592 1900
694,200,162 1893
416,323,252
1907
833,537,086 1899
570,163,749 1892
381,261,607
1906-—
791,769,979 1898
552,887,762 1888
354,557,515
1905
712,519,166
—
These valuations do not include steam
surance
or
or
investment companies and only
a
electric railroads, banks, in¬
small portion of cash, bonds
or notes.
Under Chapter 106, as amended by Chapter
165, Laws of 1901, the State
oolleots the tax
on
every bank, national banking association, trust. Insur¬
Investment and bridge company whose stock Is not
exempt from
taxation, and remits the amount so collected to the various city and town
ance,
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913- $150,000
Note debt
14,000
treasurers. As the value of such stocks was
previously Included In the grand
list of each town, the reduotlon In values In 1901
followed from that
5,704,943
PODULATION OF STATE.—Population has been as follows:
1910.-1,114.756 1870
537.454 1840
309.978 1810
-261,942
1900--, 908,420 I860——460,147 1830---..297,675 1800— —251,002
1890—746.258 1850
-370,792 1820
275.248 1790
237.946
1880-.,
622.700
Total valuation 1913
"
(Assessment fair cash value.)
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1913—$10,00
INT. at Rs I. Hosp. Tr. Co, or at
500,OOOc&r.June 1 1926
4s g '97 A-0 300.000o&r.Apr 1 1927 Town Treasurer's office.
.
Harbor
4sg'08J-J
General
Refunding Bonds.
School houses and lots
4 Us g'lOJ-J
4s '89
Net
Water debt (lncl. above).
The notes outstanding
Woonsocket
This town is in Newport County.
to the following accounts:
4s g *05 M-N $21,000c—Nov
4Hg'12
WOONSOCKET.
3 Hsg'98A-0 200,000c&r.Apr 1 1928
3s g '99 M-N 250,000o&r.May 1 1929
3s g '00 M-N 300,000c—May 1 1930
1 1931
4s '05 M-S $125,000c
Deo 1 1940 3Ksg'03M-N 500,000r—Nov 2 1933
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '13. $125,000 3Hsg'04M-N 200,000r—Nov 1 1934
Floating debt
30.000 4s '06 g M-N 350,000c—Nov 1 1936
Sinking fund
18,207 3 Hsg'lOM-N 400,000r—May 1 1940
Assess, val. (4-5 act.) "'12--4,996,965 3 Hsg'llM-N 500,000r—Nov 1 1Q41
Townfof Johnston Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$9.00
F-A
59,000c—Feb 1 1917
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov. 4s '92
Hospital Bonds.
3 Hsg'lOM-N $375,000r..May 1 1940
north providence.
r
Ai*k Loan
This town
Is in
Providence Co.
Incorporated 1765.
By a special 4s g *92 M-S $500,000c Ar.Mch 11922
Act of the Legislature this town Is 3 Hsg'97M-N 674,000r—May 1 1947
given authority to borrow up to 7% 4s g '08 M-N 260,000r—May 1 1938
Public Improvement.
of Its assessed valuation.
3 Hsg'97M-N $640,000r..May 1 1937
Funding: Bonds.
•
'
4s g '05 A-O $65,000c—.Oct
11935 3s g '99 M-N 84.000c—May 1 1929
4Hsg
J-J
50,000-...July 1 1942 4s g '08 M-N 295,000r—May 1 1938
Weybosset Bridge Loan.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13— $115,000
Floating debt
65,000 3 Hs'99M-N $270.000c&r.May 1" 1929
Water Loan.
Sinking fund, &c
168,753
Assess, val. (% act.) '13— 5,243,280 3 Hsg'86M-S$ 101,000c &r.Sept 1 1916
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$12.00 4s g '93 A-0 752,000c&r.Apr 1 1923
Population In 1910-—
5,407 4s g '97 A-0 215,000c&r.Apr 1 1927
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov.
Refunding Water Loan.
„
31
cause.
contains but a
The provision is
DEBT LIMITATION—The constitution of Connecticut
single
provision
restricting
the
debt-making
power.
Article 25, adopted as an amendment In 1877, and Is as follows:
No County, City, Town, Borough or other Municipality shall
ever
sub¬
scribe to the capital stock of any railroad corporation, or become the pur¬
chaser of the bonds, or make donation to, or loan Its credit In aid of, any
such corporation; but nothing herein contained shall afreet the validity of
debts incurred under existing laws, nor be construed to pro¬
authorizing any town or city to protect by
credit any railroad debt contracted
prior to the adoption of this amendment.
The foregoing Is explicit and comprehensive, covering every municipality.
There are no general restrictions In the Revised Statutes; whatever re¬
any
bonds
or
hibit the General Assembly from
additional appropriations of money or
.
strictions have been made from time to time are
and
.
contained In enabling Acts
In city charters.
.
,,
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 annua)
rate of Interest not exceeding 6%, payable annually or semi-annually, as It
shall determine," &o.
Cities have had no such general authority conferred
As to towns, we notice that there is a
upon
them.
exempt from
TAX EXEMPTION.—The following securites are
and local taxation against the owner:
United
all
States bonds; any
which specifically exempts them
from taxation; bonds issued by any city or town in the aid of the construc¬
tion of railroads, and bonds issued to redeem the same as provided in Sec¬
tion 2315 of the General Statutes; bonds and other choses in action of
Connecticut railroads and notes, on which the borrower agrees to pay the
taxes, secured by mortgage on real estate in this State to an amount equal
to the assessed valuation of such real estate.
All other bonds, notes and choses in action, including those, of all water,
lighting, heating, power and other manufacturing, mercantile, and, municipal
corporations, are taxable locally, as provided in Section 2323 of the General
Statutes, or to the State at four mills per annum in accordance with Sec¬
State
bonds issued under
a
statute of this State
tion 2325.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES
AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—
A
was
complete revision of the law concerning investments by savings banks
made by the 1913 Legislature.
A digest (Sections 2, 3, 4 and 5) Of
investment in municipal obligations is given below.
Sections 2 and 3 concern State loans and permit investment in bonds of
the District of Columbia and stock, bonds or interest-bearing obligations
of the United States or any State admitted to Statehood prior to Jan. 1
1896, which has not, within 10 Vears previous to such investment, defaulted
for more than 90 days in the payment of principal or interest; and in the
bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State which at time of invests
ment have been outstanding for at least 10 years, and which have been
issued (1) for the funding or settlement of any previous obligation of such
State theretofore in default, or (2) for the refunding of such funding or
settlement obligation of such State theretofore in default; provided there
has been no default on said funding or refunding bond since issuance.
Sec. %,
In obligations of any county, town, city, borough, school dis¬
his
netv
law governing
trict, fire district
or sewer
district in this State.
admitted
to Statehood prior to Jan. 1 1896, incorporated as a city, under the same
or a different name, at least 25 years prior to making such investment, and
which has not less than 20,000 inhabitants; provided the bonded debt, after
deducting water debt and sinking funds, does not exceed 7% of the valua¬
tion of the taxable property, and provided the city issuing such bonds, or
the State in which it is located, has not defaulted for more than 90 days in
the payment of any of its funded indebtedness or the interest thereon,
within 15 years next preceding the purchase of such bonds.
The provisions
Sec. 5.
In stock
or
bonds of any incorporated city in a State
of this section shall not authorize investment in any
"special assessment"
"improvement" bonds, or other bonds or obligations which are not the
direct obligations of the city issuing the same, and for which the faith and
credit of the issuing city are not pledged.
or
Sections 6 to 22, inclusive, of the new law, given in full below, regulate
Investment in securities of railroad corporations and street railways.
Sec. 6.
In the bonds or interest-bearing obligations issued by a railroad
corporation organized under the laws of any of the New England States,
and owning in fee not less than 300 miles of railroad located in said States,
and which has paid in dividends in cash an amount equal to nbt less than
4% per annum on its outstanding shares of capital stock in each fiscal year
for the 5 years next preceding such investment, or in the bonds or interestbearing obligations issued by a railroad, terminal, depot, bridge, tunnel or
street railway corporation organized under the laws of any of the New
England States or the State of New York assumed by a railroad corporation
organized under the laws of any of the New England States and owning
in fee not less than 300 miles of railroad located in said States and complying
with all the provisions of this section; if any such railroad corporation shall
be leased to another railroad corporation organized under the laws of any
of .the New England States and owning in fee not less than 300 miles of
railroad located in said States, under a lease which provides for the pay¬
ment by the lessee as rental an amount sufficient to pay dividends on the
capital stock of the lessor amounting in the aggregate in each fiscal year
of said lessor corporation during the term of said lease to not less than 4%
on its outstanding capital stock, such lessor shall be regarded as having
paid its dividends within the meaning of this section, but in case the lessee
shall hold any shares of the capital stock of the lessor, such shares shall not
be considered as outstanding within the meaning of this section.
Sec. 7.
In bonds or debentures actually issued by a railroad corporation
incorporated in any of the New England States, at least H of the railroad
of which is located in said State, whether such corporation is in possession
of and is operating its own railroad or such railroad is leased to another
railroad corporation incorporated in any one of the New England States,
provided such bonds or debentures shall be secured either by a mortgage
which was atthe date thereof, or is at the time of making the investment,
a first mortgage on not less than 75% of the railroad
of such corporation
owned in fee at the date of the mortgage, or by a refunding mortgage which
provides for the retirement of all prior lien mortgage bonds of such railroad
corporation, or by a mortgage which is a prior lien on some part of the rail¬
road covered by a refunding mortgage which provides for the retirement
of all outstanding prior lien bonds, or that if the railroad and railroad
property of such corporation are unincumbered by mortgage, such bonds
or
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debentures shall be issued under the authority of
one
of said States which
provides by law that no such railroad corporation which has issued bonds
or
debentures shall subsequently execute a mortgage upon its road, equip¬
ment, franchise or upon any of its real or personal property, without in¬
cluding in and securing by such mortgage all bonds or debentures previously
issued and all pre-existing debts and liabilities, and provided such corpora¬
tion has paid in dividends in cash an amount equal to not less than 4%
per annum on
five years next
all its outstanding cap^al stock in each fiscal year for the
preceding such investments.
If any such railroad company
shall hold the railroad of another such railroad corporation under a lease
which provides for the payment by the lessee as rental of an amount suffi¬
cient to pay dividends on the capital stock of the lessor amounting in the
aggregate in each fiscal year of said lessor, during the term of said lease,
to not less than 4% on all its outstanding capital stock, such lessor shall be
regarded as having paid its dividends within the meaning of this section;
but in case the lessee shall hold any shares of the capital stock of the lessor
such shares shall not be considered as outstanding within the meaning of
this section.
Sec. 8.
No bonds or other interest-bearing obligations shall be made
a legal investment by sections 6 and 7 In case the authorized issue thereof,
together with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming cor¬
poration, including all evidences of debt that may legally be issued under
any of its prior authorizations or under any of its assumed prior authori¬
zations, after deducting therefrom, in case of a refunding mortgage, the
bonds reserved under the provisions of said mortgage to retire prior debts
at maturity, shall exceed 3 times the outstanding capital stock of said cor¬
poration at the date of such investment.
Sec. 9.
In the bonds issued by a railroad, terminal, depot, bridge, tun¬
nel or street railway corpora; ion organized under the laws of any of the New
England States or the Stat e of New York, the property of which is located
wholly or in part in one of said States, or in the bonds issued by a railroad,
terminal, depot, bridge, tunnel or street railway corporation, organized
under the laws of any of said States, assumed
a railroad, terminal,
depot, bridge, tunnel or street railway corporali.
organized under the
laws of said States, provided such bonds shall be secured either by a mort¬
gage which was at the date thereof, or is at the time of making the invest¬
ment, a first mortgage on not less than 75% of the railroad owned in fee
xcvii.
at the date of the mortgage,
poration,
or
in the case of a railroad or street railway cor¬
the fixed property, in the case of a terminal, depot, bridge or
tunnel corporation, owned by the
corporation issuing the bonds, or byre-
funding mortgage which provides for the retirement of all prior lien bonds
of such corporation, or by a mortgage which is a prior lien on some part of
the property covered by a refunding mortgage which provides for the re¬
tirement of all outstanding prior lien bonds.
No bond shall be made a
legal investment under this section unless the bonds are guaranteed, prin¬
cipal and interest, by endorsement by, or guaranteed principal and interest
by endorsement, which guaranty has been assumed by a railroad corpora¬
tion owning in fee not less than 300 miles of railroad in the New England
States, whose bonds are made a legal investment under sec. 6.
No bonds
shall be made a I egal investment by this section in case the mortgage secur¬
ing the bonds shall authorize a total issue of bonds, which, added to the total
debt describedi n sec. 8 of the guaranteeing corporation, including therein
the authorized amount of all previously guaranteed bond issues, shall ex¬
ceed 3;i mes the outstanding capital stock of said guaranteeing corporation
at the;> me of making said investment.
Sec. 10.
In the mortgage bonds, as described in Sec. 15, issued or as¬
sumed by any railroad corporation
incorporated under the laws of the
United States,, or any State, provided such railroad corporation owned in
fee during each of the 5 fiscal years of such railroad corporation next pre¬
ceding the date of such investment not less than 500 miles of standardgauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United States, and provided
such railroad corporation has complied during each of said fiscal years
with the provisions of Sec. 14, or if such corporation owned in fee less than
500 miles of such railroad, the gross, earnings of such corporation, as reck¬
oned in sec. 14, shall have been not less than $10,000,000.
Sec. 11.
In the mortgage bonds, as described in Sec. 15, issued or as¬
sumed by any railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of the United
States, or any State thereof, provided during each of the 5 fiscal years of
such railroad corporation next
preceding the date of such investment its
railroad subjected to the lien of the mortgage securing its bonds has been
operated by a corporation described in, and which has complied with all
the provisions of, sections 10 and 14.
No bonds shall be made a legal
investment by this section unless the bonds are guaranteed principal and
interest by endorsement by, or guaranteed principal and interest by en¬
dorsement which guaranty has been assumed by, the
corporation operating
the railroad covered by the mortgage securing the bonds and which has
complied with all the provisions of sections 10 and 14.
No bonds shall be
made a legal investment by this section unless the bonds are guaranteed
principal and interest by endorsement by, or guaranteed principal and
interest
by endorsement which guaranty has been assumed by, the corpora¬
tion operating the railroad covered by the mortgage securing the bonds
and which has complied with all the provisions of sections 10 and 14.
Sec. 12.
In the mortgage bonds as described in this Act issued or assumed
by any terminal, depot, bridge or tunnel company incorporated under the
laws of the United States, or any State, provided the property of such ter¬
minal, depot, bridge or tunnel company is used by one or more railroad
corporations described in, and which have complied with all the provisions
of, sections 10 and 14. No bond shall be made a legal investment by this
section
unless the bond
is guaranteed principal
and interest by endorse¬
ment by, or guaranteed principal and interest by endorsement which guar¬
anty has been assumed by, one or more railroad corporations described in,
and which has complied with all the provisions of, sections 10 and 14.
Sec. 13.
In the mortgage bonds as described In Sec. 15 issued or assumed
by any railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of the United
States, or any State, provided, during each of the 5 fiscal years of such
railroad corporation next preceding the date of such investment, such rail¬
road corporation owned in fee not less than 100 miles of standard-gauge
railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United States, and provided such
railroad corporation has complied during each of said fiscal years with the
provisions of sec. 14.
No bonds shall be made a legal investment by this
section unless the bonds are guaranteed principal and interest by endorse¬
ment by, or guaranteed
principal and interest by endorsement, which
guaranty has been assumed by, a corporation described in, and which has
complied with all the provisions of, Sections 10 and 14, nor unless it complies
with the provisions of sec. 16.
'
Sec. 14.
Any railroad corporation described in sections 10 and 13 shall
comply with the provisions of this section during each of the 5 fiscal years
of such railroad corporation next preceding the date of such investment,
before any of its mortgage bonds as described in sec. 15 shall
be made
a legal investment: Such railroad corporation shall have paid the matured
cash to its interest of all
amount equal to at least 4
Erincipal and stockholders indebtedness and shall have%paid in all its out¬
dividends
upon
an
l
standing
of such
capital stock; the gross earnings from the operation of the property
railroad
corporation, including therein the gross earnings of all
railroads leased and operated or controlled and operated by said corpora¬
tion, and the gross earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or con¬
trolled by it, shall not have been less in amount than 5 times the amount
necessary
to pay
the interest payable upon its entire outstanding indebted¬
the rentals of all leased lines, and the Interest on all outstanding in¬
debtedness of railroads controlled and operated which are not owned by
said corporation, after deducting from said interest and rentals interest and
ness,
dividends received from the stocks, bonds or notes of railroad corporations
operated by said corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee
the only security for the payment of bonds or notes issued by said cor¬
poration, but not in excess of the interest on said last-named bonds or notes.
not
as
Sec. 15.
Whenever the term "mortgage bohds" is used In sections 10 to
20, inclusive, it shall mean either (1) That the mortgage securing the bonds
was at the date thereof, or is at the date of such investment, a first mortgage
on not less than 75% of the railroad, in the case of a railroad corporation,
or
the fixed
pany,
property, in the case of a terminal, depot, bridge or tunnel com¬
owned in fee at the date of the mortgage by the corporation which
that 75% of the railroad sub-
executed the mortgage and issued the bonds;
at least lien of prior to the date of such investment, unless the corpora¬
Iect to the 5 yearssaid mortgage is connected; that the date of said mortgage
s
tion issuing, assuming or guaranteeing
for each of the 10 fiscal years of such
the bond has complied with sec. 14
corporation next preceding the date
mortgage given in substitution for and not greater
in amount than such mortgage, and covering the same railroad or property,
shall be considered to be in accordance with this requirement; (2) That If
of
such investment; but
the mortgage
a
securing the bonds was at the date thereof, or Is at the date
of such investment, not a first mortgage on not less than 75% of the rail¬
road owned in fee at the date of the mortgage, It is a first mortgage on at
least 75%
of the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage at the date
any stocks or bonds are deposited with the trustee of said
thereof; but If
mortgage as part security therefor, representing or covering railroad mile¬
age not owned In fee. the bonds secured by said mortgage shall not become
legal investments unless said corporation owns
in fee at least 75% of the
total mileage which is subject to the lien of such mortgage, including the
mileage which is represented or covered by said stocks or bonds; that 75%
of the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage is connected; that the
date of said mortgage is at least 5 years prior to the date of such invest¬
ment, unless the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing the bond
has complied with sec. 14 for each of the 10 fiscal years of such corporation
preceding the date of such investment; but a mortgage given in sub¬
than such mortgage, covering the
railroad or property, shall be considered to be in accordance with tbis
requirement.
(3) That the mortgage securing the bonds was at the date
thereof, or is at the date of such investment, a first mortgage or a mortgage
or trust indenture which is in effect a first mortgage upon all the railroads,
subject to the lien of said mortgage or trust indenture by virtue of the irrevo¬
cable pledge with the trustee thereof of an entire issue of issues of bonds
which are a first lien, upon the railroad of a railroad corporation which is
owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated, by
the corporation issuing or assuming said bonds; that 75% of the railroad
subject to the lien of said mortgage is connected; that the date of said mort¬
gage is at least 5 years prior to the date of such investment, unless the cor¬
poration issuing, assuming or guaranteeing the bonds has complied with
sec. 14
for each of the 10 fiscal years of such corporation next preceding
the date of such investment; but a mortgage given in substitution for ana
not greater in amount than such mortgage, and covering the same railroad
property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this requirement.
(4) That the mortgage securing the bonds was at the date thereof, or is at
the date of such investment, a refunding mortgage which provides for the
retirement of all prior lien mortgage bonds of said corporation outstanding
at the time of said investment, and covering at least 75% of the railroad
owned in fee by said company at the date of said mortgage.
No mortgage
is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage under the provisions of this sec¬
tion unless the bonds which it secures mature at a later date than any bond
which it is given to refund; but, in casd bonds are issued to mature at an
earlier date than any bond which it is given to refund, the mortgage contans the provisions that bonds issued to mature at an earlier date
may be
retired by a like~amount of bonds reissued under said mortgage. (5) That
next
stitution for and not greater in amount
same
the mortgage securing
the bonds is a prior lien to a refunding mortgage
railroad or railroad property covered
-described above, on some part of the
by said refunding mortgage, provided the bonds issued under such mortgage
are to be refunded by said refunding mortgage, and the property covered
by said prior lien mortgage is operated by, and its operations included in,
those of the railroad corporation issuing said refunding mortgage.
Sec. L6.
No bond shall be made a legal investment by Sec. 10 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 corpora¬
tion, including all bonds not issued that may legally be issued under any of
Its prior debts, or of its assumed prior debts, after deducting therefrom in
-case of a refunding mortgage
the bonds reserved under the provisions of
said mortgage, to retire prior debts at maturity, Shall exceed 3 times the
outstanding capital stock of said corporation at the date of such investment;
no bond shall be made a legal investment by sections 11, 12 and 13 in case
the mortgage
33
CONNECTICUT-DEBT OF STATE.
NOV., 1913. j
securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds, which,
in this section, of the guaranteeing cor¬
States, or in the State of New York, and secured by
New England
a
first
mortgage upon at least 75% of the property of such telephone company,
by the deposit with a trust company incorporated under the laws of one
or
England States or of the State of New York of bonds and shares
telephone corporations under an indenture of trust which
secured to 75% of the value of the securities
deposited as stated and determined in said indenture, and provided the
gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less than
$25,000,000 per annum during each or the 5 fiscal years of such telephone
company next preceding the date of such investment.
No bond of a tele¬
phone company shall be made a legal investment under sectiions 24 and 25
unless during each of the 5 fiscal years of such telephone company next
preceding the date of such investment said telephone company shall have
of the New
of stock of other
limits the amount of bonds so
Said the matured principalsaid years, in of all dividends an amount equal
paid, during each of and interest cash its indebtedness, and shall
ave
Issues of capital stock,
paid on the capital stock of such telephone company
the interest
upon its entire outstanding indebtedness.
Sec. 26 permits savings banks to invest in the capital stock of any bank
or trust company located in Connecticut or in New York City or Boston,
Mass.
The old law granted this authority, but the new law goes further
6% per annum on all its outstanding
to not less than
the dividends
added to the total debt, as defined
and
poration, including therein the authorized amount of all previously guar¬
anteed bond issues, shall exceed 3 times the capital stock of said guaran¬
shall not have been less than the total amount necessary to pay
teeing corporation outstanding at the time of making said investment; in
of a mortgage executed prior to the passage of this Act, under which
issued is not specifically stated,
the amount of bonds outstanding thereunder at the date of such invest¬
ment shall be considered as the total authorized issue
*
Sec. 17.
Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under
case
the total amount of bonds which may be
of the provisions of sections 10 to 20, incl., shall not be rendered illegal,
the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such bonds
a period not exceeding 2 successive fiscal years to comply with
the requirements of sections 10 and 14; but no further investment in the
bonds issued, assumed or guaranteed by said corporation shall be made
after the first fiscal year of such failure; but if, after the expiration of said
period, said corporation complies for the following fiscal year with all the
requirements of sections 10 and 14, it shall be regarded as having complied
therewith during said period, and thereupon said bonds shall be legal in¬
vestments, but in case of any subsequent failure to comply with sections 10
and 14 the bonds of said corporation shall not be purchased until said cor¬
any
although
shall fail for
poration shall have complied each year for 5 successive years with said
sections
10 and
14.
which have been or shall become legal investments
provisions of sections 10 to 20, incl., shall not be rendered
Illegal because the property upon which they are secured has been or shall
be conveyed to or legally acquired by another railroad corporation, and the
corporation which issued or assumed said bonds has been or shall be con¬
solidated with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchas¬
ing corporation shall assume the payment of said bonds, and so long as it
shall continue to pay regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the se¬
curities issued against, in exchange for, or to acquire the stock of, the cor¬
poration consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon securities sub•equently issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least
equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the times
of such consolidation or purchase, of said corporation which issued or as¬
Sec,
18.
Bonds
under any of the
sumed
said
"
bonds.
Sec. 19.
If a railroad corporation which has complied with all the re¬
quirements of sections 10 and 14 except that the period of compliance is
less than 5 years, shall be, or shall have been, consolidated or merged with,
or
its railroad
purchased and all the debts of such corporation assumed by,
another railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of the United
States, or any State, the corporation so succeeding shall be considered as
having complied with all the provisions of said sections during those suc¬
cessive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or pur¬
chase, in which said consolidated, merged or purchased corporations, if
considered as one continuous corporation in ownership and possession,
vrould, taken together, have so complied, provided in the case or a railroad
limits
and
the
amount
to
this security.
invested in
be
It says;
"No
and as security for loans
such banks or trust com¬
panies, at par value, nor more than 3% or its deposits, nor more than $100,000 of par value in, nor more than
of the capital stock of, any such bank
or trust company.
The provisions of this section shall not render illegal
any such investments now owned by any bank or trust company."
Loans secured by real estate are regulated by Sections 27 and 28 of the
savings bank shall hold by way of investment
more than 20% of its deposits in the stocks of
These sections were
law.
new
page
899.
printed in the "Chronicle" of Sept. 27 1913,
y
'
•
.
Savings banks may invest not exceeding 20% of their deposits
in notes secured by pledge of stocks or bonds as collateral, pro¬
vided the corporation issuing such stock or bonds shall have paid thereon
dividends or interest at the rate of not less than 4% (3% in old law) per
annum during the 2 years next preceding the time when such loan is made;
or by the pledge of any stocks or bonds or other obligations which under
the provisions of this Act may be purchased by savings banks;
but the
market value of any securities given to secure any collateral loan shall be at
least 20% in excess of the amount of the loan and not more than 5% of the
aggregate deposit in any savings bank shall be loaned on the stocks, bonds
or other obligations of one corporation, or by the pledge of deposit accounts
and books in savings banks in this State to an amount not exceeding the
balance due from said savings banks on such deposit account.
Sec. 30.
Savings banks may invest not exceeding 10% (20% in old law)
of their deposits and surplus in notes, each of which shall be the joint and
several obligations of two or more parties, all residents of this State; but no
savings bank shall loan on personal security to one person more than 3% of
its deposits at the time of making such loan.
No savings bank shall buy
or lend any money upon any obligations on which only one person or firm
shall be holden without taking additional security for the same equivalent
to the guaranty or endorsement of some other responsible party.
Sec. 31 subjects the amounts which may be expended to purchase or
construct any building for the purpose of accommodating the business of
such bank to the approval of the bank commissioners.
Sec. 32.
Savings banks may deposit in incorporated banks or trust com¬
panies located in this State or the States of New York, Massachusetts or
Rhode Island, or the city of Philadelphia, but such deposits shall not in
any case exceed 30% of the capital stock, surplus and undivided profits
of such depository.
Sec. 29.
and surplus
Sections 33, 34 and 35 concern,rates of interest on
Corporation which has complied with all the requirements of said sections,
except that the period of compliance is less than 5 years, said succeeding
corporation shall continue so to comply for a further period which shall
loans, record of loans
of deposits in accordance with general statutes.
and the investment
ment in,
make such compliance equivalent to at least 5 successive years.
Sec. 20;
If, by means of consolidation, merger or purchase, a railroad'
corporation shall own and possess the properties and franchises which, prior
thereto, were of other such corporations, and, during the years next pre¬
ceding such consolidation, merger or purchase, one or more of said cor¬
porations. have regularly paid in cash to stockholders dividends in amounts
equaling or exceeding 4% per annum upon the entire capital stock of the
successor corporation outstanding at the time of the investment, such suc¬
corporation shall be considered as having paid such dividends during
period of years.
Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
and surplus in equipment trust notes,, bonds or certificates issued by, or
which are guaranteed by endorsement both as to principal and interest by,
or which are secured by lease of equipment to, a railroad corporation which,
In case of a railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any of the
New England States, has complied with Sec. 6, or which, in the case of a
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any other State, or of
the United States, has complied with all the provisions of sections 10 and
14, provided said notes, bonds or certificates are secured by a first lien on,
or by a lease and conditional sale of, new standard railroad equipment free
from other encumbrances, for the purchase of which said notes, bonds or
certificates were Issued at not exceeding 90% of the purchase price thereof,
and provided the instrument under which such notes, bonds or certificates
are issued,
or the lease of such equipment to the railroad corporation,
provides for the proper maintenance of the equipment covered thereby
and for the payment of the entire issue of such notes, bonds or certificates
in not exceeding 15 annual or 30
semi-annual installments, without the
release of any part of the lien or interest in any of the equipment securing
such notes, bonds or certificates until the entire issue of such series of notes,
cessor
the
same
Sec. 21.
certificates shall
have been paid or redeemed.
No equipment
certificates shall be made a legal investment by this
which, added to the total
debt as defined in sec. 8, in the case of a railroad corporation organized
under the laws of any of the New England States, or Sec. 16 in the case of
a railroad corporation organized under the laws of any other State or of the
United States, which issued or guaranteed or is the lessee of the equipmen t
securing such equipment trust notes, bonds or certificates, including therein
the outstanding amounts of all previously issued series of such equipment
trust notes, bonds or certificates, shall exceed 3 times the capital stock
of such railroad corporation outstanding at the time of making said in¬
bonds
or
trust notes,
bonds
vestment.
Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
incorporated
and surplus in bonds issued by any street railway corporation
in this State the railway of which is located wholly or in part
therein, pro¬
vided such bonds are secured by a mortgage which was at the date of the
mortgage or is at the date of the investment a first mortgage on not less
than 75% of the railway of such corporation owned in fee at the date of the
mortgage, and provided the gross earnings of said corporation each fiscal
{rear than the 5 yearsand that said corporation of such investment were not
for $100,000, next preceding the date in each of said years earned
ess
and
paid in dividends in cash an amount equal to at least 4% per annum
the outstanding capital stock, and provided, at the date of any such
dividend, the outstanding capital stock is equal to at least ^ of the debt
of such corporation.
Sections 23. 24 and 25, given below, add the bonds of |water companies
upon
and telephone companies to the
list of securities in which banks
may
invest.
Sec. 23.
Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
in mortgage bonds and other interest-bearing obligations of
any water company supplying water for domestic use to communities in
this State having a population of not less than 50,000 whose franchise is
an exclusive one and unlimited in time, provided the amount of all the out¬
standing debts of such company does not exceed its capital stock, and pro¬
vided such water company has earned each year and paid in cash from its
officially reported net earnings, as shown by its annual report or other
sworn official statement, to municipal, State or United States authorities,
dividends of not less than 4% per annum on its entire outstanding capital
stock, for a period of 4 years next preceding the making of the investment.
Sec. 24.
Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
and surplus in bonds of any telephone company incorporated in this State,
whose property is located chiefly in this State, which are secured by a first
mortgage upon at least 75% or the property of such company, including
its franchises, rights and privileges, and limiting the amount or bonds issu¬
able thereunder to 75% or the valuation of the property mortgaged, exclud¬
and surplus
ing any valuation of said franchises, rights and privileges, and providing
the gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less than
$2,000,000 per annum during each of the 5 fiscal years of such telephone
company next preceding the date of sufeh investment.
Sec. 25.
Savings banks may investnot exceeding 2% of their deposits
and surplus In bonds of any telephone company incorporated in any of the
The provisions of this Act shall not render
illegal the invest¬
nor the investment hereafter in, any bonds or interest-bearing
obligations issued or assumed by a railroad corporation, which were a legal
investment at the time of the passage of this Act, so long as such bonds or
Interest-bearing obligations continue to Comply with the laws in force prior
to the
passage
of this Act; but no such bond or interest-bearing obligation
the passage of this Act, to comply with said laws
that fails, subsequent to
in force, prior to this Act, shall again be a legal investment unless such
bonds or interest-besring obligations comply with the provisions of this Act.
Sec. 37.
If any street railway company, the bonds of which are a legal
of this Act, shall fail, in any fiscal year sub¬
sequent to the passage of this Act; to pay dividends equal to 4% upon its
outstanding capital stock, the bonds of such railway company shall cease
to be a legal Investment until such company shall have complied with all
investment, prior to the passage
provisions of sec. 22 of this Act.
Prior to the first day of November 1913 the Bank Commission¬
the
Sec. 38.
shall ascertain what bonds and other interest-bearing obligations are
legal investments under the provisions of this Act, and shall also ascertain
what bonds and obligations are then legal investments under the provisions
ers
of
sec.
36, and within the first ten days of November 1913
missioners shall send to each savings bank, and to
said Bank Com¬
each bank and trust com¬
pany having a savings department, a certificate stating
that upon investigation they find that the bonds and
their signatures
obligations specified
over
list in said certificate are.authorized as legal investments by the pro
visions of this Act, and that the bonds and obligations specified in a second
list therein are authorized as legal investments under the provisions of
in
one
36.
sec.
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.
[For ttst of bonds issued in compliance with above section, see V.97, p.1522 ]
Sec. 39.
Within the first ten days of the month of November 1913 and
of the months of May and November in each year thereafter, said bank com¬
missioners shall send to each savings bank and to each trust company
,
having
savings department a similar certificate.
'
Said certificate shall be prima facie evidence of the correctness
a
Sec. 40.
or
section in case the series authorizes an amount
Sec. 22.
Sec. 36.
of the findings of said Commissioners, and shall so continue until the issu¬
ance of the next certificate of said Commissioners,
or of an intermediate
certificate correcting and changing the list of legal investments in the cer¬
tificate last issued.
The purchase of any bond or obligation specified in
any such certificate made before said respective bonds or obligations are
withdrawn or omitted by the Bank Commissioners in a subsequent certifi¬
cate issued
,
by them shall be
a
legal investment under this Act.
Sec. 41." Any person financially interested in any finding of theBank
Commissioners as to any bond or obligation may take an appeal therefrom
to the Superior Court next to be holden at Hartford, which Court shall have
inquire into and render a judgment whether said bond or obli¬
withih the provisions of this Act as an authorized investment
due service thereof shall be
12 days before the return
d&y of said appoal
Sec. 42.
In the sections of this Act which relate to railroad bonds the
word "debt" shall be construed to mean obligations issued or assumed
evidenced by a series of bonds or other interest-bearing instruments which
mature at a time or times exceeding 3 years after their date, and the term'
"railroad corporation" shall be construed to mean a corporation which owms
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
coroorations within the meaning of this Act.
[In Oct. 1912 there was Issued in pamphlet form a report compiled by the
Bank Commissioners containing copies of all opinions of the AttorneysGeneral in re legality of bonds and construction of statutes from 1899—
the year the office of Attorney-General was created—to Oct. 1912. Future
opinions will be published annually in the report of the Commissioners.!
power to
gation
comes
for savings banks.
In case of such an appeal,
made upon the Bank Commissioners at least
.
TRUST FUNDS—HOW LOANED OR INVESTED—We find in
254 of Chapter 22
of the Revised Statutes of
provisions providing that trust funds
may
1902 the following
Sec.
liberal
be loaned or invested In the same
securities savings banks are authorized to invest in.
SEC. 254.—Trust
funds, unless it is otherwise provided
in the instru¬
ment creating the trust, may be loaned on the security of mortgages on
unencumbered real estate in this State double in value the amount loaned,
or
may
be invested
the bonds or loans of this
State, or in any bonds,
in this State are, or may
be deposited in savings banks in¬
In such mortgages or in
State, or of any town, city or borough of this
stocks or other securities which the savings banks
be, authorized by law to Invest in, or may
corporated by this State.
_
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
NOTE.—-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
.
The relation which the towns, cities and boroughs of this State bear to
one
another
Is
peculiar,
and requires a word of explanation.
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The State
AW'**?.' .aifijsw
.jaiiT" orit
adj aolqnooo
34
la divided Into eight counties,
and these counties are made up of towns,
numbering In the aggregate 168.
The towns are the olvll unit, and on the
assessed valuation (which Is called the "Grand List of each town ) Is
levied the tax for State purposes as well as the tax for town expenditures.
Within the town Is often situated a city or a borough, or both, all of which
may at the same time have bonds outstanding.
In recent years several
towns and cities whose limits were about Identical have been consolidated
and the outstanding bonds of both town and city are reported together with
out distinction.
This is the case with the city and town of Hartford, which
previous to April 1896, reported their debts separately.
The city and town
of New London have been consolidated, as have also the city and town of
New Britain and the city and town of Bridgeport.
On Deo. 7 1897 the city,
town and school district of New Haven were likewise consolidated.
The borough stands In about the same
relation to the town as does the
city.
The grand list as determined for the town Is used
and the borough In levying taxes, the city, for instance,
Its own on Its share of the total grand list of the town.
by both the city
putting a tax of
This tax Is addi¬
tional to the town tax.
In some Instances the schools are In the charge of
school districts, which also are empowered to issue bonds and to levy a
tax so that to cover the total tax paid by a city it is necessary to take into
account the State, town, city and school district levies.
In the statements
which follow we give under one heading the town and city, wherever they
bear the same name, for, though distinct corporations, their debts are to
greater or less extent the debts of a single community.
INDEBTEDNESS.
AGGREGATE MUNICIPAL
The total Indebtedness of all the towns,
cities, boroughs and counties In
was In 1912 $43,540,230 69.
In the following table we show the
Indebtedness, the floating debt and the total indebtedness of all
quadrennial periods:
the State
funded
the civil divisions of the State at
Funded debt.
1912
1908
1904
-
a
1900
1896
1892
18881884
1880.
1877
$37,058,361
30,598,153
26,906,859
22,142,993
19,749,667
16,023,832
15,569,818
14,655,903
15,388,375
14,437,742
*
Floating debt.
$6,481,868
7,865,551
5,269,101
5,005,323
4,384,980
4,473,571
3,759,642
2,980,386
1,967,623
2,713,584
70
47
05
58
08
46
67
75
69
93
99
44
56
32,520,460 61
27,624,827
24,581,066
20,627,058
19,392,804
17,636,289
17,355,999
17,151,327
56
36
86
15
60
35
(Subject
to call beg.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
Sinking fund
July 11914
42
55
48
89
91
29
28
•
($344,500 in 1904) was
floating debt, and therefore is included only
In 1904 and at former periods the county debt
not divided into funded and
total
debt
column.
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Ansonia Is In New Haven County.
Incorporated In April 1889.
By an
Act of the Connecticut Legislature of
1893, the borough, town and Are dis¬
trict of this name were consolidated
to form the present
city.
borough and assumes the borough
obligations, which are as follows:
Bonds outstanding
--$30,000
Floating debt
74,700
Sinking fund against bonds.
6,532
The Mayor and Council of six mem¬
bers govern both the city and taxing
Sewer Bonds.
$75,000o—July 1 1935
Building Bonds.
3 Msg
J-J
$75,0000—July 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
4s '11
M-N $75.000
Jan. 11937
School Bonds.
4s *05
J-J
$46,OOOc_July 1 '14-'30
City of Ansonia Bonds.
4s g
M-N $150,000o—May 1 1915
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 *13
$520,000
Sinking fund.
58,600
Grand list 1912.-.
10,580,281
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$15.50
Population In 191015,152
13,502
9,527
INT. at Bristol National Bank.
4s g '10 J-J
INT. at Ansonia National Bank.
"1
>
Population In 1910 (town)
Population In 1910 (Boro)
on
*
hand
valuation
1912
_
8,138
;
INT. at Phoenix Nat. Bk., Hartford.
(This town
(P. O. East Hampton)
County.
Inc. 1767.
Is In Middlesex
„i
Ref. Ry.
J-D
4s '10
J-D 35,000r—June
f$30,000r June 1 '14-'28
I
3,OOOr__June 1 1929
1
1940
(Subject to call $10,000 In 1920 and
$10,000 In 1930.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913--
A-O
4s
$115,000— .Oct 11931
4s
J-D
135,000--.June 1 1933
4 Ms '12J-D
50,000c_June
1
1932
(Subject to call June 1 1932)
BOND,DEBT June 1913
$300,000
Water notes
7,400
Sewer
notes
5,500
General expense notes
41,225
Sinking fund.
28,068
Outstanding notes & orders—
Sink, fund
& other assets
Grand list 1912
28,151
62,357
U,263,684
H to 4-5 act. val.)
$1,000) 1913—$25.00
Population In 1910--2,390
INT. Cent.Nat. Bk.,Middletown.
—
(Assessment from
Tax rate (per
BRIDGEPORT.
This
city
Is
In
Fairfield County.
Incorporated
as a city In 1836.
In
1889^90 the town and city of Bridge¬
port were consolidated, the city as¬
suming the town's debt.
DANBURY, CITY.
Situated
In Dan bury Town, Fair¬
County.
Incorporated In 1889.
Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J
$155.OOOo &rJan 1 1920
4s
J-J
100,000c. .July 1 1923
4s'94J-J
500,000c--Jan 1 1924
Funding Bonds.
Bridge and City Hall Repair."
4s
•
M-N $150,000r May l'27-'37
3Ms'05M-N $64,OOOo.May 1 '14-'45
3 Ms
A-O
215,000r Oct
1 1941
Fire Engine House Bonds.
Water Bonds.
3 Ms'06 A-0 $46,OOOo_Apr 1 '14-'36
4s
J-J $45,OOOo
Jan 1 1920
4Ks'13 J-J
18,000—Jan 2 '14r'31
4s '06
J-J 200,000c
Jan 1 1946
Bridge Bonds.
4s '09
J-J 75,OOOo.
Jan 1 1929
3 Ms '01 J-J
$90,000c-July 1'14-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$940,000
».
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms'00 J-J $42,000o.July 1 '14-'20 Floating debt—
105,000
Water debt (Included)
320,000
3 Ms'03 J-J 120,OOOo.$3,000 yearly
Total valuation 1913
13.521,000
High School Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
4Ms'13 J-J
$125,000—Jan 1 *14-'63
Value of city
Sewer Bonds.
property..$1,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$10.00
4Ms'llM-N $98,OOOo
1961
Population In 1910-----20,304
Paving Notes.
INT. on impt. and
funding bonds
4Mb
J-J
$17,000--.-Jan 1 1915
City and Bunding Bonds.
3 Ms '85 J-J
$125,000c—July 1 1915
4s
'89 J-J
400,000c.-July 1 1919
field
_
.17,000—Apr 16 1916
17,000—July 26 1917
15,000
Oct 9 1916
4Ms'13 F-A 200,000.-Aug 1 '14-T8
Improvement Bonds.
3 Ms'01 J-J $280,000c.July 1 T4-'41
4s'07
F-A
29O,000o_Aug 1 *28-'42
Voting Machine Bonds, 4s '08
A-O
$9,500c.0ct 1 '14-'18
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 $2,207,500
Floating debt———
138,000
Sinking fund.
654,393
A-0
J-J
A-0
——«
Assessed valuation 1912-105,965,619
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$16.50
Value city property 1913.$4,940.130
Population In 1910
102,054
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
BRISTOL.
The
1911
Legislature granted a
charter to the city (accepted by the
and
water bonds due 1920 at Nat.
Park Bank, N. Y.; other water bonds
at
Imp.&JTraders' Nat. Bank, N. Y.
This
town
4s '90
J-J
In Fairfield County.
$20.000c_July 1 '14-'21
3 Msg'01A-O
25,000c
-1916
4s'09
M-S
75.000c
1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $120,000
Floating debt
_
12,500
Grand list 1912
—6,000,000
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
(per $1,000) 1912
$7,00
Population In 1910
6,134
INTEREST at Southport Trust Co.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Bridgeport and Danbury are the
county seats.
Bonds are taxable.
Refunding Bonds.
,i
.Oct 1 1939
1929)
$130,000
Assessed valuation 1912-281,018,045
g
'09 A-O $130,OOOo
(Subject to call Oct 1
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913
State & Co tax
This
town
Is
in
Fairfield County.
Funding Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O
$225,000c..Apr 1 1932
School Bonds.
*
3 Ms
A-O $50,000c..Apr 1
1932
4s '05 M-N /„ lll.OOOo.Mch 1
'14-'50
20.000c.Mch 1 '51-'55
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$406,000
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Grand list for 1912——.
.10,764,899
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912...$13.00
Population In 1910.
-.23.502
INTEREST
Is
payable
at
the
Import. & Traders' N. Bank, N. Y.C.
DERBY.
This city Is situated In New Haven
County.
By enactment of the Legis¬
Aug. 14 1911, going Into effect lature In
1893 the town of Derby,
Oct. 2 1911) superseding the old town
borough of
Birmingham, and the
and borough governments, the lia¬
school
districts of the town, were
bilities of which are assumed by the
consolidated
under
one
form
of
city.
An election held Sept. 8 1913
resulted in favor of theipurchase by government, assuming the name of
the "City of Derby."
The consolida¬
the city of the Bristol Water Co. for
tion took effect on Jan. 1
1894, and
$483,357.
V. 97, p. 1227.
the debts of the
town, borough and
DEBT SEPT. 1 1912.
school districts were assumed
by city.
Town Bonds Assumed.
Funding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$100,OOOo. _Jan 2 1927 4s g
J-J
$ 100,000c--July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Sept 1'13
$100,000
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund
43,618 3Jis
M-N $34,000c--.Nov 1 1934
Floating debt
222 ,138
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
Grand list 1912
l
-12,363,481
Refunding Bonds.
4s *08
A-O $55,000c--.Oct 1 1928
"(Assessment Is H actual value.)
School Bonds.
Cly ttax (per $1,000) 1912
$12.50
Certain
J-D $3,OOOo—.June 1 1921
expenses,
such
as
side¬ 3 Ms
walks, sewers, police, &o., are paid (Subject to call beg. June 1 1902.)
by the "First Taxing District," which
occupies the same territory as the old
3 Ms
F-A $19,000o--_Aug 1 1930
(Subject to oall $2,000 yearly.)
4,880,000
378,481
$
5,258,481
622;226
475,000
incl. in above sink, fund)-
$475,000
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
owned property to the value
298,270
on
city
of $7,-
Apr. 1 1913, according to
file
on
in
office
the
of
Comptroller.
ASSESSED
VALUATION
TAX
-
AND
RATE.
xTotal
Tax Rate
Valuation,
per $1,000
$156,189,023.00
$21.50
144,214,901.00
15.75
1910
138.060,842.00
16.50
1909.
118,221,525.00
17.50
1908
106,574,623.00
18.00
1907
103,074,585.00
18.00
1906
98,508,389.00
18.00
1905—*
96,967.410.00
18.00
1900——
69,761.120.00
17.50
1895
53,211.681.00
17.00
1890—.
47,225,324.00
17.00
^Including valuation of corporation
stock held by residents, which for
1912 aggregated $55,129,451.
Tax rate for 1912 includes 5 mills
levied for school purposes.
1912
1911—
-
(per $1,000) Tl_$1.00
245,322 HARTFORD
Population In 1910
INT. at Conn. Nat. Bk., Bridgeport.
"ARSENAL
DISTRICT."
4s
SCH.
.
J-D
$74,000c-—June 1 1917
4s *08
M-N
80,000o—-May 1 1938
GLASTONBURY.
4s
J-J
60,000c
Jan 1 1932
This town is in Hartford Co.
Inc.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$214,000
May 1692.
Pop'n 1910, 4,796.
Sinking fund
9,140
4fl
J-J $15,000----—Jan 1 1918 Assess, val.
'12 (2-3 act.) —4,430,760
4s
J-J
35,000—-Jan 1 1928 School tax
(per $1,000) 1912__$7.50
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1913-$50,000
INT. at Riverside Tr. Co., Hartf.
Note
debt
23,975
Sinking fund
8,694
Assess. val. *13 (80% act.).3,058,232
HARTFORD "FIRST SCHOOL
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—-$15.00
DISTRICT."
INT. at Hartford Trust Co.
4s
M-N $35,000—May 1 1927
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1907.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913—$35,000
GREENWICH, TOWN.
Sinking fund
16,612
The town and borough of same
Grand list 1912
32,408,577
name are located in Fairfield County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$2.00
Incorporated In 1662.
Refunding Bonds.
4MB* 12 J-J $155,000c_July 1 '14-'44 HARTFORD "NORTHEAST SCH.
4s '09
F-A/ 60,000c
1470,000c
- —
1914
1915-1954
1920
High School Notes.
4s'07
J-J
$ 100,000c.July 1 1935
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13 .$1,008,515
Sinking fund-96,800
Town valuation 1912.
-35,367,552
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—411.10
Population In 1910
16,463
INT. on bonds of 1912 payable at
U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y.; on
bonds of 1909 also payable in N. Y.;
on others at office of Town Treasurer.
A-O$125,000c
4s '95
GREENWICH, BOROUGH.
Incorporated 1854.
4s
M-N$ 147,000. —May 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913- $147,000
Floating
Grand
208.000
debt
list
1910
3,872,466
Borough tax (per $1,000) '11—11.00
Population In 1910-------—3,886
INTE REST at Greenwich Trust
DISTRICT."
Building Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
J-D $63,OOOo.--June 1 1939
3 Ms
J-D
66,000c-_-June 1 1931
BOND,DEBT Oct 1 1913- $129,000
4s '09
Sinking fund— _:
Assess
-
val.
'12 (H
3,789
act.)_-2,743,798
School tax (per $1,000) '13——$5.00
INT. on3 Msat Security Co., Haf$.;
4s at Charter Oak Nat. Bk, Hart.
HARTFORD "NORTHWEST
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
Bonds are subject
to taxation.
4s '08
M-S $200,000
Sept 1 '38
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$200,000
Notes outstanding
43,400
Sinking fund
10,060
Grand list 1911
5.562,201
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.50
INT. at Seourlty Co. of Hartford.
Co. HARTFORD
"SECOND
NORTH
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
voters
—
Apr. 1 '12.
$
4,880,000
123,481
Total debt. 5,003.481
Sinking fund.
847,078
Wat. dt.(incl)
575,000
Water sinking fund (not
the
Is
—
DANBURY, TOWN.
Floating debt-
inventories
FAIRFIELD.
—
4Ms
4Hb
4Ms
98,915
79.850
Oct. 1 '13.
Tot. bd. dt—
397.688.88
plant,
Assess val '12 (% act.)
3,392,251
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$8.00
4s
$68,000
-
TOTAJj DEBT, &c.—
EAST HARTFORD FIRE DIST.
Water Loans.
Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
4s'09
Population In 1910—
Population In 1900
INT. payable at City Treasury.
Tax rate
CHATHAM.
National Bank
London, Conn.
„
_
districts
Bridge Bonds.
4Mg *13 A-0$99,000c.Apr 1 *14r'44
INT. payable at
Commeroe. New
1
10,564
The town and city of Hartford
17.656 were consolidated on April 1 1896.
6,426,208 and their debts are no longer reported
(Assessm't about actual value.)
separately.
City Incorp. May 1784.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$11.50
Municipal Building Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) '13--.$14,00
4Mg'13 M-N$1,000,000—Nov 11933
Population In 1910
8.991
Funding Bonds.
INT. at Birmingham Nat. Bank, 4g*93
J-J
$290,OOOo. .July 1 1918
Park Improvement Bonds.
Derby.
3 Me
J-J
$300,000c—Jan 1 1926
Paving Bonds.
EAST HARTFORD.
3 Me
J-J
$200,000r—Jan 1 1938
This town Is In Hartford County.
3Me'00J-J
20,000r—Jan 1 1930
Inc. Oot. 1783.
Bonds all taxable.
High School & Bridge Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
3 Me'98 J-J
$200,000r._ Jan 1 1938
3.6s '89 A-O $39,600c—OCt 1 1919
Police Department.
(Subject to oall Oot 1, 1899.)
3 Me'98 J-J
$75,000r—Jan 1 1923
Funding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '94
A-O $60,000c&r Apr 2 1924 3 Me'97 J-J
$800,000r—Jan 1 1922
(Subjeot to call April 2 1904.)
3 Mg'97 M-N
270,000r_ -May 1 1922
48 g 09 A-O
$88,OOOo...Apr 1 1939
Improvement Bonds.
(Subjeot to call after April 1 1929.) 3 Mg'97 J-J
$250,000r__Jan 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $187,600
Conn. R. Bge. Bds.(Coup. or Reg)
Floating debt-.13,178 3MS'04J-J
1,000,000—-July 11954
Total
assets
63,640 3 Me'05 J-D 1,000,000-June 1 1955
Grand list 1913
6,110,542
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per$l;000) 1913
$15.00 4g '93
J-J
$4?5,000o_-July 1 1918
Cash
Total
Value of water
ANSONIA.
of
XCVII.
1900.)
1913-$212,000 HARTFORD.
July
Population In 1910
Total debt.
$43,540,230 69
38,463,704 91
09
Sewer Bonds.
3Msg J-J
$1,000c
.
In
(VOL.
CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.
4s
J-J
$137,000c-..Jan 1 1924
GROTON.
This town Is In New London Co.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1904.)
40,000c..July 1 1934
Inc. May 1704. Popula'n '10, 6,495. 3 Ms'04 J-J
(Bonds are exempt from taxes.)
Refunding.
4s
M-N
$5,000r—May 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $177,000
Floating debt-145,500
Registered Bonds.
4 Ms
M-N $30,000-Subject to call Assess, val. '13 (60% aet.)_7,319,210
BOND. DEBT Aug 31 1913-$35,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$5.00
INT. at Security Co., Hartford.
Other
liabilities
96,698
„
„
_
Assets
Grand list 1912
---41,588
4,557,907 HARTFORD
(Assessment at 85% actual
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
INTEREST
payable
value.)
16.00
by Treasurer.
"SOUTH
SCHOOL
DISTRICT."
3 Ms
M-N $200,000o—May 1 1931
3 Ms
M-N 200,OOOo&r-Nov 1 1952
3 Ms g'05M-S200,000c--Sept 1 1955
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$600,000
GROTON WATER DISTRICT.
33,889,440
A-0 $150,OOOo
1924 Total valuation 1912J-D
75,000c
.1925 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—5,00
4 Ms'll J-J
20.000c
1941 Population in 1913 (est.)—j,—40,000
4s g *04
4s g '05
INT. at Fidelity Tr.Co.. Hartford.,
HARTFORD
"WASHINGTON
J-J
$20,000c
1928
25.000c
1924
35.000c
1914
4s *081 J^r
100.000o-_- July 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913--$180,000
3 Ma
J-J
4s
Funding & High School Bonds.
3Ms'00 A-0 $264,OOOr_Oct 1 *14-'24
3 Ms'00 A-O
2,OOOr_Oot 1 '14-'15
Funding Bonds.
3 Ms'05 A-0 T$264,OOOr.Oct l'25-'34
1
3,000r_0ct 1 1935
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12—$7.50
Library Bonds.
INT. at Middletown Nat. Bank.
4s'86
J-J
$60,000o_Jan 1 '14-'19
Improve. Bonds (Series "D").
4s'09
J-J
$100.000--Jan 1'30-'34
MIDDLETOWN. TOWN.
Paving Bonds.
Incorporated Sept. 1651.
Bonds
4s '96
A-0 $62,500r_— Oct 1 1916
are tax-exempt.
Pop'n'10, 20.749.
3Ms'00 A-O 100,000r_0ot 1915&'20
Railroad Refunding Bonds.
25,OOOr_Oot *17 & '22
3 Ms'04 J-J $100,000o&r. Janl 1924 { 3 Ms'02 A-O
4s '08
J-J
100.000r.July 1 '29-'33
4s'09
J-D
340,000c. .June 1 1929
4s'10
F-A
244,000c. .Aug 1 1930 \ 4s '10
J-J 100,000—Jan 1 *31-'35
Street Improve. Bonds(Ser."A')
BOND. DEBT Oct 11912- $684,000 !
4s *07
J-D j $150,000o-June 1 '27-'31
Floating debt
100,000
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.) 15,470,754
t 22,000c-.June 1 1932
School-Building Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.00
4s '08
J-J
$100.OOOo_Jan 1 '29-'33
INT. on 4% bonds of 1909 & 1910
Hospital Bonds.
payable at Old Colony Trust Co.,
4s '12
A-O $75,000.-Oct 1 '30-'32
Boston: on others In Mlddletown.
Fire Headquarters Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13— $496,000
Water debt (Included)
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
4s
J-J
School tax (per $1,000) 1910—$6.00
INT. at Hartford Nat. Nank.
HARTFORD "WEST MIDDLE
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
3 Ms'01 F-A $120,OOOo. .July 31 *26
4s '11
F-A 160,000c--July 31 1936
4s *12
F-A 125,000c...Aug 1 1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913--$405,000
8,500
:
15,000
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)--35,107,236
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--$5.00
Population in 1913 (est)
40,000
Sinking fund
Floating debt
INTEREST payable at the Charter
National Bank, Hartford.
255,000
Sinking funds
133,127
Water sinking fund (lnol).— 132,660
Grand list 1912
10,734,410
_
4s '11
Oak
MIDDLETOWN
HUNTINGTON.
This
town
Is
(P. O. Shelton.)
4s
J-J
School
In
S.
County.
July 1 1917
Bonds.
1928 MILFORD.
This town Is In New Haven County.
1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$275,000 Incorp. 1664.
Pop'n. 1910, 4,366.
Floating debt-15,258 4s '11
$50,000
Sinking fund.7,351
Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 (90% act.)_6,137,743 4s'95
J-J
$29,900o
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$12.00 4s '07
A-0
83,000c—Oct 1 1927
J-J
Population In 1910.
6,545 4s '10
28,000. --July 1 1930
INT. payable at Birmingham Nat. BOND. DEBT Sept 11913-S190.900
29,064
Bank, Derby, Conn., and at Shelton Floating debt
Assessed val. '11 (90% act.)6,424,670
Bank & Trust Co. In Shelton.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 —$13.00
Refunding
INT. at Town Treasurer's office.
KILIJNGLY.
This town
Is In Windham County.
Population 1910.6,564.
Inc. 1708-
NAUGATUCK.
This borough Is In New Haven Co.
Incorporated 1844; borough In¬
corporated
1893:
consolidation
of
town and borough 1895.
Town Bonds of 1900.
3Msg
J-D
$125,OOOo..Deo
1
Town
1920
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-. $125,000
Floating
76,177
4,135,774
Refunding Bonds.
4s '12
F-A $190,000c.Feb 1 '14-'32
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
12.00 BOND. DEBT May 13 *13 $190,000
51,130
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Bos¬ Floating debt
Grand list 1912.
10,062.780
ton, or at Windham Co. Nat. Bank,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—_$16.00
in Danielson.
•
J
Population In 1910——12,722
Grand
debt
list
1913
town
is
(Subject
4s'89
—
INT. at Manchester T.&S.D. Co.
4 Ms
F-A
$85,000c.Aug 1 *14-'30
Subway Bonds.
3Mg
A-0 $18,OOOo
Oct *14-'22
4s
A-0
14,OOOo..-Oct '23-*29
4s *11
A-0
24,000c._.Oct 30 1941
The town and city of Merlden are 4s '12
A-0
58.000—Oct 1 '14-'41
situated
In
New
Haven
Street Bonds.
County.
Commission govt, defeated Oct. 6 '13 4s
F-A $50.000c
Aug 1 1925
Sewer Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s *95
J-J
F-A$ 100,000c—:Aug 1 1918
$50,000o.July 1 *14-'18 4s
BOND. DEBT Deo 1 1912~$75,000 4s
F-A 100,000c..-Aug 1 1925
Floating debt
47.000 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1910.)
Cash
In
J-J
150,000c—July 1 1924
treasury—
95,231 3 Ms
Assessed valuation 1911.-20,566,546 3 Ms
J-J
100,000c.. .July 1 1932
4s '04
J-J
200,000c--Jan 1 1932
(Assessment at full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910'...-$8.50 4s'06
J-J
300,000c—Jan 1 1936
J-J
40,000c—Jan 1 1936
INT. at Imp.&Tra.Nat.Bk.; N.Y, 4s'11
MERIDEN, CITY.
Inc. 1867.
Pop'n 1910, 26,265.
TOWN OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS
Park Bonds.
TOWN.
4s
1806.
During
the year 1896 the town voted to con¬
solidate the schools and assume the
debt of all the school districts.
Funding Bonds.
3 Ms '01 M-N$80,000o_May 1 *17-'24
4s'08 M-N ( 110,000o-May 1 *14-'24
J-J
$68,750d-July 1 '14-'24
School Bonds.
4s
3 Ms
3Ms
3 Ms
J-J
$75,000o—. 1914-1928
47,000c..Aug 1 '14-'29
M-N 43,000. & May 1 *14-'35
($2,000 due yearly.)
F-A $38.0000. Aug 1 '14-'32
J-J
DEBT OF CONSOLIDATED
CITY
t 220,000c-May 1 '25-'35 TOT. DEBT Apr 1 '13.--$3,223,000
Cold Spring Home Bonds.
Sinking fund
275,182
3 Ms '01 M-N$30,000o_May 1 T4-T6 Water debt
(Included)
1,175,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13--$440.000
Assessed valuation 1912.41,579,800
Floating debt-166,162 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912
$16.60
Total assessed val. 1912.-22,887,864
Population In 1910
—43,916
(Assessment at full value.)
INT. at New Britain Nat. Bank.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$11.00
Population In 1910
32,066
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bk., N.
Arthur ID. Mullen,
Y. NEW HAVEN.
Comptroller.
This city Is the oounty seat of New
Haven County.
MIDDLETOWN, CITY.
Incorporated 1784.
Mlddletown City Is situated In the By an Aot of the General
Assembly,
town of Mlddletown, Middlesex Co. the city, town and school district of
Inc.
May 1784.
Pop'n 1910, 11,854.
New Haven
were
M-S -$8,000o-Moh 1 *14-'17
Water Bonds.
3.65s
J-J
$55,000o—-July 1 1915
4s
J-J 200,000r
July 1 1922
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
■"
3 Ms
J-D $53,OOOo—-Deo 1 1921
3 Ms'05 M-N 35,OOOo
May 1 1925
Municipal Building Bonds.
3 Ms'05 M-N $36,000c—.May 1 1925
48
,
12,000-Oot 1
Bridge Bonds.
4s '96
A-0 $25,000r—Oot
X
'16-'19
<
TOTAL DEBT,
4s'96
A-0
3 Ms'00 A-0
3 Ms'02 A-0
3 Ms'05 A-0
4s '08
J-J
4s'll
J-J
40.000r—Oct
185,000r
Oct
lO.OOOr—Oot
95,000o_-.Oct
M-S 45,000r—$5,000 yrly
Refunding Bonds.
3 Mg'05 A-O $100,000o&r0ct 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 '13_$1,506,500
23,345
63,316
651,000
Sinking fund.
Cash
hand...
on
Water debt (Inoluded)
Grand list 1912
.20,266,008
(Assessment about % actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1912--$16.00
Tax rate
-.19,659
Population In 1910
INT. at New London City Nat. Bk.
NORWALK, CITY.
Situated
in
town
of
Norwalk,
Inc. June 30 1893.
An election held June 30 1913 result¬
ed in favor of merging
Norwalk,
South Norwalk and other component
parts of the town of Norwalk into the
city of Norwalk. V. 97, p. 64.
This
change was effected in October 1913,
but
unable
we are
as
statement
yet to obtain a
the consoli¬
of
dated
city.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J $100,000
July 1 1931
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$150,000.July 1 *27-'28
Water Bonds.
Bd.
3 Ms'99 J-J
DISTRICT
SINKING FUND&o
Nov. 1 '13.
Jan. 1 '13.
4s g
J-J
$50,000
1935
BOND. DEBT May 1913- $805,000
Floating debt
10,000
87,727
420,000
6rand list 1912.
-----6,428,575
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$9.75
Population In 1910—
6,954
dt."(city)_$2,627,500* $2,581,500 Sinking fund.
Town
600,000
School dist—.
625,000
400,000
—.
420,000
bd.
dt_.$3,627,500 $3,626,500
Floating debt.
35,000
310,000
Tot.
debt_$3,662,500 $3,936,500
41,854
11,854
Net debt—$3,620,646 $3,924,646
ASSESSED
Water debt
/..
(included)
INT. on bonds due 1935 at Amer.
Exch. Nat. Bank; on water 4s of 1909
and
Paving bonds at U. S. Mtge. &
Trust Co., N. Y.; on water 3 Ms at
Fairfield Co. Nat. Bank In Norwalk;
other Int. pay. In
Norwalk,
VALUATION.—The
city's assessed valuation and tax rate NORWALK, TOWN.
Inc. Sept. 1651. Pop. '10, 24,211.
Refunding Bonds.
actual value" until 1900, when basis 4s '09
A-O $220,000c-.Apr 1 1939
of valuation was raised to full value:
Bridge and Park Bonds.
Total
Rate of Tax
4Mb'12 J-J $250,000—Jan 1 1942
Years
Valuation,
per $1,000.
Funding Bonds.
have been appoxlmately as follows,
real estate being taken at "about 51%
1913 (est).$144,121,012
$19.00
1910
139,779,146
131,658,990
126,804,456
17.50
17.50
17.50
1909,
123,232,935
17.50
19081907
1906——
1905--—
119,592,508
116,312,984
112,256,910
110,001,166
108,449,713
106,386,539
103,460,932
53,800,000
52.171,131
14.75
14.75
13.50
14.00
1912——
1911
1904
1903
1901
1895
1890——.
13.25
13.25
12.75
21.00
19.50
Grand list In 1912 does not include
the
following
exempt
properties:
3 Ms
A-O $300,000—Oot 1
100,000
Jan 1
Town bonds
1918
1921
BOND. DEBT Aug 31 *12
$870,000
8,077
99,799
20,584,941
Floating debt.—
Sinking fund.
Grand list 1912Town tax
(per $1,000) 1912. —10.00
INT- on bonds of 1912 at Empire
Trust Co., N. Y.; others at Am. Ex.
National Bank, New York.
NORWICH, CITY.
Norwloh Is In New London
Inc.
1784.
defeated
on
Commission
June
County.
government
5, 1911.
Water Bonds.
$16,850
J-J
$ 150,000o__ Jan 1 1923
184,705 3 Ms
4s'06
J-D
65.000—Apr 2 1931
Funding Bonds.
Churches
and
Buildings
J-D $166,000c—June 11925
used for Churches
4,036,405 3 Ms
Refunding Bonds.
City of New Hav.(misc.)« 1,174.960
J-D $143,000.-.Apr 2 1931
do
Parks
1.000,400 4s '06
4Ms '13
125,000
Oct 2 1938
do
Schools
2,670,110
Gas and Electric Plant Bonds.
do
Bldg. used for school
3,450
A-O $287,000...Apr 2 1931
do
Police Dept.--.
139,050 4s '06
GEN. BONDS Oct 1913—$811,000
do
Fire
Dept
250,555
do
Fire Annex
215,000
9,220 Water debt (Included).
State of Connecticut
Temporary loans
713,600
290,905
Connecticut Co
i
74,959
823,680 Sinking funds and cash
Assess, val. (M act.)'13—13,062,353
Shore Line El. RR. Co
3,850
Mew Haven County
817,740 City tax (per $1,000) 1913—$10.75
United States.-^
20.367
755,825 Population In 1910Hospitals
INT. at Norwich Sav.
688,030
Society,
Orphan asylums..
525,985 First Nat. Bk., Columbia Trust Co.
Miscellaneous
1,133,070 and Thames Nat. Bank;
N. Y.N. H. &H. RR.Co
8,395,425
Sheffield Scientific School
1,944,340
Yale University.—8,837,058 NORWIGH, TOWN.
Blindness
78,022
Incorporated 1659.
Soldiers' exemptions
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
461,100
3 Ms *05 J-J
$117,OOOo-Jan 1 1925
Total
Town of Preston Bonds.
$34,640,105
3.40s
J-J
$50,OOOo
1Q20
POPULATION.—In 1910 133.605
Town Deposit Fund 6s,
In 1900 was 108.027; In 1890 It was
On
demand
$13,301
85,981; In 1880 It was 62.862.
Outstanding notes
93,903
TOTAL DEBT Sept 15 *13--274,204
Sinking fund and cash
13,496
NEW LONDON.
Grand list 1912
The
17.419,737
town
and
city
(located In
oounty of same name) are under one (Assessment about % actual value.)
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912— 11.75
government and the following state¬
28.219
ment
Includes both.
Incorporated Population In 1910
Adams Express Co
Banks
*
Cemeteries
399,370
-
-
—
_
•
INT. Is payable at the Treasurer's
town
1646; city, 1784.
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4s *13
office
4s
M-N $25,000r
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
Thames National
J-J
Bank of Norwich,
May 1 1923
$116,000o__ July 1 1919
1924
60,000o—July 1
J-J
225,000c-_Jan 1
J-J
200,000c &r July 1
3Msg'08J-J
50,OOOo.-July 1
School Bonds.
3 Ms
3 Msg
4s
except the "Town of Preston
which Is payable at the
A-0$100,000c—.Apr 1 1943 Bonds,"
Park Bonds.
.
1 1914
»15-'16
1 1920
Sidewalk Bonds.
4Ms
4s '95
Exempt from taxation.
NEW HAVEN SCHOOL
consolidated Deo 7
Funding Debt Bonds.
1897 under one government, and the
4s
M-N $25,OOOo...Nov 1 1914 city assumes the assets and liabilities
4s
A-0
14,000o.--Oct 1 1914 of the two other governments.
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1904.)
NEW HAVEN CITY BONDS.
City Improvement Bonds.
Voting-Machine Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
$70,000o&r.July 11921
Sewer Bonds.
4s *09
A-0 f $3,000- Oct 1 1914
College Bonds.
J-J
$50,000c—July 1 1941
4Mb
Annexation Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A $11.500o—Aug 1 1919
financial
after July 1 1910.)
100,000c--July 1 1939
Sinking funds.
of New Britain Is situated
Railroad Bonds (Tax-exempt).
In
Hartford County.
In 1905 the
4s
J-D $80,000o
On demand
town and olty were consolidated.
BOND. DEBT Sept 10 '13
$80,000
Floating debt
6,631 CITY OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS.
Cash assets
22,989
Water Bonds.
Grand list 1912.
4,824,473 4s
F-A $200,000o_ .Aug 1 1918
(Assessmert about actual value)
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1908.)
Town tax (per $1,000) 1913_.$12.14
4s
FtA
250,OOOo. .July 1 1927
Population In 1910
3,005 4s
F-A
75,OOOo. .July 1 1933
INT. at Litchfield Sav. Society.
4s *08 ' JrJ
300,000c-Jan 1 1938
4s *09
F-A
250,000c. .Aug 1 1939
4 Ms '11 F-A
100,000c—Aug 1 1941
MANCHESTER.
School Bonds.
This town is in Hartford Co/ Inc.
4 Ms
J^r
$15.OOOo...Jan 1 1938
May 1823.
Pop'n 1910, 13,641.
4s '09
F-A 153,000c-—Feb 1 1939
Refunding Bonds.
4s *09
F-A
13,500c„ Aug 1 1914
4s *08
M-N $90,0002.May 1 T4-'31
4s '10
F-A f75.000o.Aug 1 '15-'19
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$90,000
120,0000... Aug 1 1920
Floating debt
10,000
Municipal Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912.$18,203,262
4s *08
J-J
$215,000o„July 1 1948
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.00
Refunding Bonds.
May
DEBT.
to call
J-J
3 Ms
J-J
$50,000
July 1 1935
200,000
July 1 1929
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
3Ms'03 J-D 100,000.-..June 1 1928
4s *89
F-A $130,000c—
1914-1920
(Subject to call June 1 1923.)
($20,000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
4s '09
J-J
70,000
July 1 1934
4s '92
M-N$70,000c_May 1 '21-'24
Sewer Bonds.
>
4s '94
F-A
75,000c_Feb 1 *25-'28 4s '07
J-J
$35,000
July 1 1927
4s '95
M-N125,000c_Nov 1 *29-'34
Refunding Funded Debt.
INTEREST on all Issues Is paid at 3 Ms
J-J
$50,000
July 1 1929
the City Treasury.
(Subject to call Jan. 1919.)
•
The city
Incorporated
HAVEN
NEW
Air Line RR. Bonds.
3 Ms '89 J-J $400,000cJuly 1 '14-'29
Park Bonds.
3 Ms '89J-J
$100,000c:-July 1 1939
Total
the
oounty seat of
Litchfield County .Incorporated 1720. NEW BRITAIN
MERIDEN,
OF
TOWN
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$10,000r—July 1 1917
J-J
20,000r—July 1 1919
5s g
J-D
35,000c—.Deo 1 1937
4s
Fairfield County.
INT. at Naugatuck Nat. Bank.
LITCHFIELD, TOWN.
This
'28-'29
A-0$300.000r-- Apr 1 »14-'25
4s '89
J-D 100,000r—Apr 1 '26-29
3 Ms '05A-O 100,000r—Oct 1 1925
4s '08
J-J
150,000c-_.July 1 1928
4s '12
J-J
50,000—July 1 '36-'37
-
•
1
(TP
4s '89
4s'08
J-J
$l00,000r__Jan 1
4 Ms'11 F-A
100,000c.. Aug 1
...
A-0 $34,000—Oct
r*lf V QAWPffi
D.
—
Fairfield
Inc. Jan. 1789.
$75,000c.
and
CONSOL.
High School Bonds.
4Ms'13 M-S $500,000c
1915
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$50,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-10,734,460
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-——$2.00
35
AND TOWNS.
CONNECTICUT—CITIES
Not., 1913.]
1920
1926
1926
ORANGE.
This town Is In New Haven County
Inc. May 1822.
Pop'n 1910,11,272
Funding
Bonds
(Gold)
(tax-ex.)
4s g •
J-J
$100,000o—Jan 1 1916
4s g'05 J-J
200,000c--Jan 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13
$300,000
$21,000c—July 1 1919
63,000c-July 1 1920 Floating
4s
J-J
1
1922
48
J-D
Assess, val. *13 (abt. act.
1
1925
4s
M-N
Town tax
35,000c-..July 1 1928
3 Ms
75,000
4s'g'08
Jan 1 '34'36
40,OOOo—June 1 1924
60,000c.--May 1 1925
J-D, 100,OOOo
Deo 1 1931
J-D 175,0000...Deo 1 1927
debt
(per $1,000)
60,500
.11,307,987
1912—11.50
INT. at Nat. Tradesmen's Bank,
New Haveh.
36
PLYMOUTH.
Funding Bonds.
'05 J-J f$50,000o_July 1 25& 30
1 20,000o—.July 1 1935
4s'09
J-J
109,000c-.July 1 1939
Funding Bonds.
4 Ms'll F-A $75,0000
Aug 1 1936 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913.$486,000
BOND. DEBT Aug 31 '13.
315,000
$75,000 Water debt (Included)
7,315,683
Floating debt.....
36,736 Grand list 1912.
Sinking fund..
5,407
(Assessm't about aotual value.)
Assess, val. '12 (90% act.).2,521,110 City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912— .$12.00
INT. at South Norwalk Tr. Co.
Population in 1910
5,021
.
This town is In Litchfield County.
4s
Incorporated 1795.
,
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.. Boston.
STAMFORD, CITY.
This city Is in Fairfield County.
Inc. 1893.
Population 1910, 25,136.
PORTLAND.
Public Library Bonds.
^
This town Is In Middlesex County.
4s g *09 JJD $33,000o—Deo 1 1939
Inc. May 1841.
Pop'n *10, 3,425.
Sewer Bonds.
•
J-J
$50,000o_._July 1 1914
M-N
25.000O—-Nov 1 1914
.
Refunding Bonds (.tax-exempt).
3 Ms
J-J
$90,000o-— July 1 1919
4s '05
M-N
78,000c. .Nov 1 1925
4s '09
J-J
42,000r—July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913-1210,000
Grand list 1912—
.1,996,388
(Assessment M to M aotual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1 £>12—19.00
INT.
payable at Town Treasury.
PUTNAM, CITY.
This
and
olty
town
of the
same
in Windham County.
In¬
An agree¬
ment has been reached topurchase
the plant of the Putnam Water Co.
for $240,000.
V. 95, p. 917.
name are
corporated Jan. 1 1896.
M-S
M-S
3Msg
,
.
,
4s
4s
25,000c—Mob 1 1.921
60,000c.— May 1 1924
35,000c... July 1 1935
M-S
4s '12
25,000c
1932
Public Park Bonds (tax-exempt).
4s *08
ArO $55,000c—Apr 1 1938
4s '09
F-A
50,000c.__Mch 1 1939
4s g '09 J-D
45,000c—Dec 1 1939
4 g *12
M-Nl50,000c. —May 1 1942
Funding Bonds.
3 Msg
M-S $60,000c— _Mch 1 1921
Public Improvement Bonds.
M-N.
4s g
4s '10
_
J-J
.
_
—
$35,000—June 11934
30.000O—
1939
J-D
20,000c
.1936
4s g '07 F-A
50.000O—Aug 1 1932
4 Ms '10 J-J 1 30,000c
July 1 1935
5s '13
J-J
22,000—-July 1 1928
5s '13
M-N 30,000
Nov 1 1938
4s *09
J-D
A-O
4s
4 Ms'll
Street Improvement Bonds.
3Ha
J-J
$40,000c...July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Sept 11913- $40,000
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt..
-——
24,500
M-N $25,000c—Nov 1 1921
Sewer debt
115,000 3 Ms
Sinking fund
"
17,200 BOND. DEBT Sept 23 *12 $803,000
Floating debt..
180,000
Water debt..
250,001
164,490
Total valuation 1913
3,293,280 Sinking fund
31,738,031
(Assessment about 60% aotual value) Grand list 1912.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
,$8.50 (Assessm't about 75% actual value.)
Population In 1910. -—
.6,637 Tax rate (per/First district—$11.27
$1,000) 1912\Second district.
9.00
INT. at First Nat. Bk. In Putnam.
-
STAMFORD, TOWN.
PUTNAM, TOWN.
'
This
Ino. May
1855.
($100,000 bonds
voted, but not yet Issued.)
BOND:
DEBT Sept 1912—..None
Water debt....
..—$10,000
Floating debt
207,600
Assess, val. '11 (M act.)—5,513,696
Town tax (per $1,000) 1911— $10.00
Population In 1910
—
7,260
RIDGEFEELD, TOWN.
This town Is In Fairfield County.
Inc. 1709.
Population 1910. 3,118.
Funding Bonds (opt. Aug 1 T7).
3 Msg
F-A $60,Q00o-._Aug 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913 —$60,000
Floating debt
.6,000
Sinking fund assets
19.960
Assess, val. *12 (abt. act.)-4,518,946
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910——$8:00
town
Is
In
Fairfield
County.
School Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $340,000o—Aug 1 1941
Town Hall 1890.
4s '08
J-D $225,000c—Dec 1 1938
Schools and Bridges 1893.
4s
F-A $96,000o—Aug 1 1923
High School.
F-A $75,000o—Aug 1 1924
Funding Bonds;
4s g
F-A $75,000o—Feb 1 1927
Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms'll J-J
$35,000c—July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$846,000
Floating debt.
185,000
Sinking funds
203,341
Grand list 1912
..38,284,274
[Assessm't about 85% actual value.)
Town tax (per $1,000) 1913..$7.50
Population In 1910
28.836
4s
INT. at office of Town Treasurer.
INT.
Bank,
[Vol.
CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS.
payable at " First National
Rldgefleld In N. Y. funds.
STONINGTON.
Inc. Oct. 1658. Pop'n 1910, 9,154.
RIDGEFIELD, BOROUGH.
Refunding Bonds.
Inc. 1901.
Population'10, 1,114.
4s g'08 M-N $100,000o__May 1 1928
Sewer Bonds (opt. Jan. 1 1922.)
School Loans (Assumed).
3 Ms
J-J
$50,000o—Jan 1 1932
Dl3t. No. 3 bonds, 4s
.$50,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912—$50,000
Dlst. No. 18 bonds, 4s_.
47,000
Sinking fund..
.11,600
Dlst. No. 9 notes, 4 Ms
46,150
Assessed valuation 1911.-1,862,4 5
Dist. No. 14 notes—
40
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$5 .00
Dist. No. 16 notes
INT. payable at the First Nat
Bank, Rldgefleld, in New York funds.
Other
$400,000.;—Jan 1 1919
65,000—.Jan
'14-'28
55,000c.Jan 1 '14-'24
4s'09
J-J
60,000
Jan 1 '14-'19
4s'10
J-J
300.000o_Jan 1 '20-'49
4Ms'll J-J
580,O00o.Jan 1 14-'71
WALLINGFORD, TOWN.
The town and borough of Walllng- 4Ms l3 J-J
100,000.-July 1 '14-*23
ford Is situated In New Haven County
City-Hall Bonds.
Inc. 1669.
Population 1910,11,155. 4 Ms* 11 J-J
$5,000o__ Jan 1 1914
4s'97
J-D $30.000o
1927
Funding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
3Ms'99 J-J
$10,000—July 1 1914
4s'09
J-J
$45,000o—July 1 1930
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms'01 J-J
$52,000. Jan
1
'14-'26
3.65s'99M-N$32,000o—
1914-1929
Paving Bonds.
Refund. & Improve. Bonds.
4s'07
J-J
$200,000c—Jan 1 1927
4Mb
A-O $40,000o——
$5,000
4Ms'08J-J
150.000—.Jan 1 1938
(Every 5 years beginning Apr 1917)
90.000o.Jan 1 '14-'3I
BOND. DEBT May 2 '13. $148,000 4Ms'll J-J
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13 $3,087,000
Assessed valuation 1912..9,012,461
Water debt
(Included) —1,485,000
(Assessment about market value.)
89.008
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912...$7.00 Sinking funds
Total assessed val. 1912.67,900,000
INT,, at First Nat. Bk., Wallingford. Aotual value (estimated) 100,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$15.99
Population In 1910—
73,141
INTEREST on 4s of 1910 payable
at Old Colony Trust Co.; on others at
Town Treasurer's office.
4s'94
....
liabilities
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13.
Assets
500
33,500
272,964
J-J
3M8'01 J-J
3 Ms'04 J-J
*
,
,
.
—
—.
WALLINGFORD, BOROUGH.
INT.
Inc. 1853.
court-boUse
on
bonds,
on
Population '10, 8,690.
funding bonds of 1899 and on sohool
Refund. Bonds (Opt. beg. 1928).
bonds of 1897 Is payable at Nat
4Ms'13 J-D $60.000-—June 1 1943
Park Bank.NewYork; on water bonds
Street Bonds (Opt. beg. 1928).
on
1904 and sewer bonds of 1904
4Ms'13 J-D $75,000--.June 1 1943
and
1905 by New York draft; on
Electric-Light Bonds.
water bonds of '08, '10 & '13 at the
3Ks
M-N ($45,000c_ May 1 1919
Col.-Knick. Trust Co. in N. Y.; all
1 10.000c. .May 1 1929
.
other issues at office of
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N$70,000c
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-N $45,000o—May 1 1923
3 Ms
M-N
4s
M-N
50.000c—.Nov 15
'29
13,000o—Nov 1 1914
4Ms'13 J-J
42,000
June 1 1943
(Optional beginning June 1 1928)
BOND. I)EBT May 17 '13 $233,000
Floating debt
133,400
Sinking fund
„•
18.669
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).7,096,492
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1911.$4.00
INT. at First Nat. Bk,,
Grand
WEST HARTFORD.
This town Is In Hartford County.
Incorporated May 1854.
Refund., Impt. & Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-D$300,000—Dec 1 1943
DEBT Sept 1 1913 (notes) $230,000
Cash on hand..
6,948
Grand" List 1912
6.861,154
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912..$10.50
Population In 1910
—4,808
—
INT. at U. S. Bank, Hartford.
Wallingford.
WALLINGFORD CENTRAL SCH.
DISTRICT.
4s
M-N $18,000c
1914
(Subject to call after 1904.)
4s
M-N $40,000o
1927
3 Ms
M-N14.000c.Nov
1 '15-T9
($3,000 due In odd years to 1919.)
School Bonds (opt. Mch 1 1926).
4s'06
J-J
$55,000o—Mch 1 1936
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13. $129,000
WILLIM ANTIC.
This olty is situated in
Ino. 1893.
Municipal Bonds (Coupons).
A-O $100,000o—Oct 1 1925
(Subject to call Oct 1 1910.)
Water Bonds.
»
4s'85&'04A-0$100.000c_OctlT4&,29
4s '89
A-O
75,000c. .Oct 1 1924
Funding Bonds.
4s'09
F-A $100.000o-Aug 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Oct 28 *13. $375,000
Sinking funds.......
80,348
4s
for 1912......7,222,265
about full value.)
(per $1,000) 1913--$4.00
list
the town of
Windham. Windham Co.
(Assessment
Sohool tax
City Treas.
-„*-1924
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Wallingford.
Watei: debt (Included) — .*.. 175.000
Water sinking fund Unci.)
27,897
WATERBURY.
Tax rate (per
__
Grand
This City Is in New Haven County.
Incorporated
In
1853.
The
city,
town
and
school
governments
consolidated in Jan. 1900.
1912
INTEREST payable at City Treas.
were
$200,000
4M% bonds offered Dec. 5.
«
School Bonds.
J-J
$200,000-July 1 '27-'46
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
3Ms'02J-J
$190,000. Jan 1 '14-'32
4Ms'll J-J
80,000c.Jan 1 '14-*21
Sewer Bonds.
3Ms'04 J-J
$10,000o._.Jan 1 1934
3 Ms'05 J-J
100,000—^Jan 1 1935
4s '06
J-J
100,000c...July 1 1936
4s '09
J-J
190,000
July 1 1939
Park Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
$225,000.July 1 '14-'58
Water Bonds.
4s'94
J-J
$25,000_Jan
1
'14-T8
22,692
....5,798,787
(Assessment about 90% actual value)
Tax rate (per, $1,000) 1911. —$15.00
list
-12,659,455
$1,000) 1912—. $5.00
Population In 1910
.11,230
WINCHESTER.
Is In Litchfield County
InMay 1771.
P. O. Wlnsted.
Town Bonds 1902 (Tax-Exempt .
3Ms*02 M-N $18,000r.May 1 '14-T6
4s '10
M-N 72,OOOr—— .May1928
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913
$90,000
Other liabilities
94,608
Total assets
;
;
205,715
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.).5,911,132
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$12.00
Population In 1910—...
8,679
This town
4s'97
This town is in New London Co.
xcvii.
and contains Wlnsted Borough..
corp.
—
INT.
at
Town
Treasurer's office.
....
Grand list
ROCKYILLR.
This
Inc.
is In Tolland County.
Population 1910. 7,977.
city
1886.
1912.:
ADDITIONAL
Sewer Bonds.
'
'
J-J
$50,000o—Jan 1 1926
(Subject to call Jan 1 1900.)
4a
J-J
$90,000o—July 1 1927
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Berlin (T), Hartford County..
THOMASTON.
This town is in Litchfield County.
Filtration Bonds.
Inc. May 1875. Bonds are tax-free.
J-J $70,0Q0o—July
1935
Refund. Bonds (Subject to call
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13 $210,000 4s'04
J-D $50,000o—_Dec 1 1924
Sinking fund—
;»• 30,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1913-$50,000
Assessed val. real est. 1913 6.00J.000 Floating debt
6,305
(Assessment about M actual value.) Grand list 1912—
.2,767,436
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$7.00 (Assessment about 90% aotual value)
4s
.
INT.
payable
at
Treas's
office.
Total tax
(per $1,000) 1911..$12,00
Population In 1910—
...3,533
INT.
at
office
of Town
Treas.
SOUTHINGTON.
This town is In Hartford County.
Inc. 1779. " Population 1910, 6,516.
J-J
$58,000c. .1917 & 1927
School Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J $25,000—.July 1 1943
_
Water-PIant'Purchase Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J. $222,000o__ July 1 1941
GEN. BD. DT. <3ct 1913—$58,000
Water bonds
:
222,000
Floating debt*
15,000
TOTAL"DEBT Oct 1913—295,000
Sinking fund
25,366
Ajssess. val. (90% act. *12.4,437,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..$17.00
INT.
at
Southlngton Nat. Bank.
TORRINGTON,
TOWN.
This town (and the borough of the
same name)
Is In Lltobfield County.
Inc. Oct.
1740. Pop'n 1910, 16,840
BONDED DEBT
....None
Floating debt Oct 1 1913._$161.253
Grand list
1913
14,924,455
Town tax (per $1,000) 1913
$7.00
TORRINGTON, BOROUGH.
Inc. 1887.
Population 1910, 15,483.
4 Ms '07M-N $75,000c—Nov 1 1927
4s '09
M-N 150,000c—May 1 1929
Scwcr
M-N $30,00Dc
1924
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 *13—$255,000
Floating debt
31,136
Sundry assets
25,274
Borough assessment 1913-13,900,000
(Assessment about 90% act. val.)
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913-$4.00
4s
SOUTH NORWALK.
This city is in Fairfield Co.
Inc.
Aug. 18 1870.
Pop'n *10, 8,975.
Paving Bonds.
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
4Ms*12 F-A$100,000
Aug 1 1922
Public-Improvement Bonds.
~~
4Ms'12M-N $75,000—..May 1 1942 VERNON.
This town Is In Tolland County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
Pop'n 1910, 9,087.
4s
A-0 $20.000o—-Apr 1 1928 Inc. Oct. 1808.
Refunding Railroad Aid Bonds.
Library Bonds.
J-J
$60.000c—July 1 1925
4s
A-O $5.000o
Apr 1 1928 4s *10
Memorial Hall 1889.
3 Ms
M-N $125,000o_.Nov 1 1919
M-S $90,000o&r
Sept 1 '25. '30 & *35 (Subject to call Nov. 1 1899.)
High School 1892.
Water Bonds.
J-J
$50,D00c—July 1 1922
J^l
$30,000r—-July 1 1925 4s
4s
?60,000r
July 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$235,000
1930 Floating debt
74,300
4s '05
J-J |40,000cdsr July 1
28,869
l20.000r—July 1 1935 Sinking fund
Assess, val. '12 (85% act.).6,496,619
isr Water Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05
4fl '<
84,000
Bethel (T), Fairfield County..
65,000
Bloomfleld (T), Hartford Co..
28,000
None
Windham Co.
15.000
20,000
London Co 35,000
Canton (T). Hartford County.
Colohester (T), New
East Haddam (T),
Middlesex Co2>,750
NewLondon Co 26,000
(T); Fairfield County. 25,000
East Lyme (T)
Easton
East Windsor
(T), Hartford Co None
List.
$
Tax
Popu¬
Rate
lation.
1910.
$
1/1,900,,306 vi6.00
3,293 1/2,095,611
3,728
3,792
V15.00
44,828' 1/1,423.279 V17.00
1.821
1/3,879,342 V16.00
6,047
1,858
Branford (T), New Haven Co.* *75,265
Brooklyn (T),
Grand
$
24,023 Vl,193,271
V12.00
41,070 dl,956.611 dl4.00
5,204 dl ,739.173 dl8.00
d820,995 d20.00
5,000
15,300 al,655.552 £13.00
2.732
2,140
2,422
1.916
1/502.234 V15.00
8,000
70.00D d3,000,000 dlO.OO
1.052
3,362
55,000
18,000 1/7,615,560 dlO.OO
Middlesex County. 34,000» 15,000 d2,l>0,164 dl2.00
None 121,000 1/3,217,831 V13.00
60,000
31,500 d2,155,755 V12.00
9,719
2,745
3.478
4,215
3,023
746
1,977
Enfield (T). Hartford County.
.
4s g
$
Location.
/
4s
STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
J
1^2,000o—July 1 193p Town tax rate (per $1,000)'12—$6.60
Essex (T),
Farmlngton (T), Hartford Co.
Grlswold (T), New London Co.
Jewett City (B),
1,513,950
5.00
13,268
1/431,046
d777,381
None yl,520,000
34 100 1/1,636,555
a5,510,416
39",666 Vl ,142,525
V2,490,724
V16.00
37.034
dl8.00
New LondonC*50,360
Lyme (T)i New London Co
30,000
Mansfield (T), Tolland Co
None
Miller Farms Sohool District... 31,000
Montvllle (T), New London Co 30,000
New Canaan <T) , Fairfield Co.250,000
New Hartford (T). LltchfleldC. 36,000
NewMIlford (T), Litchfield Co. • 100,859
Newtown (T), Fairfield Co
None
Norfolk (T), Litchfield Co.— 55,000
Nor .Canaan (T) Litchfield Co.
21,000
N or .Stonlngton (T) NewLonCo 20,000
Old Saybrook(T) Middlesex
Co.
5,000
Plalnfleld (T), Windham Co.. 15,000
Plalnvllle (T), Hartford Co— 70,000
Preston (T), New London Co. 45,000
Seymour (T), New Haven Co.*81,019
Shelton (B), Fairfield County. 25,000
So. Windsor (T), Hartford Co.
None
Sprague (T), New London Co *101.000
Stafford (T), Tolland County. 55,000
Stratford (T), Fairfield Co.— 52,000
33'500
None
Vl.352,248
V4H2.074
Vl.132,946
a3.091,353
None
V557.347
V3,721,302
V4,100.000
V2,873,740
dl .078,505
a3,414,706
d3,455,419
d6,096,697
V2,089,408
V3,579,857
V3.100.000
Vl.744,907
dl ,250,000
a9,281,766
d4,100,690
V3.325.288
V5,151,774
Vl.135,175
42",484
84,000
None
9,000
15,000
48,000
3,153
Thompsonvllle (T), Hartford Co55,000
Waterford (T), N ewLondonCo. 40,000
Watertown (T), Litchfield Co.109,000
15.000
Westvllle Sohool District
40,000
Wethersfleld (T)Hartford Co.
None
54,343
3,000
Wilton (T), Fairfield County.. 35,000
Windham (T), Windham Co..180,000
33,500
Windsor (T), Hartford Co
57,656
40,000
Windsor Locks (T) Hartford Co 55,000
42,239
Wlnsted (B), Litchfield Co... 86,000 103,000
Woodbury (T), Litchfield Co.
None
48,200
a
a2,156,925
V3.362,016
24,000
19,311
32,739
39,562
3,191
(T) Town.
(B) Borough.
*Total debt,
Figures are for 1911.
y Figures are for 1912*
V2.00
V16.00
11.00
2", 804
3,667
2.144
5.010
3.012
1,541
2,171
1.100
1,516
6,719
2,882
a20.00
V16.00
15.00
V8.00
V15.00
1/16.00
al3.50
O12.50
1/1,918,814 V12.50
1.917
V16.00
V12.50
4.786
4,807
2,251
1/5.00
dlO.OO
dl6.00
dl0.00
dlO.OO
dlO.OO
V15.00
V13.50
vio.oo
V10.00
2,551
5,233
5,712
"
3,097
3,850
"3,148
dlO.OO
10.00
dll.00
vio.oo
V5.00
V14.00
Figure® are for
d 1913 figures.
x
1,706
12,604
4,178
3,715
7,754
1.869
1910.
37
Debts
Resources
and
OF
THE
IN
THE
INDEX FOR THE MIDDLE STATES,
..Pages 37 to 57
JERSEY—State, Cities, &c.........Pages 57 to 66
NEW YORK—State,
NEW
Cities,
Pages 66 to 77
PENNSYLVANIA—State, Cities, 4c.
CITIES, ETC.
Page 77
..Pages 77 to 79
.Page 79
DELAWARE—State, Cities, &c
MARYLAND—State, Cities, &c
DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
of a direct tax, a bill was introduced to permit
fund of a part of the sinking fund.
This meas¬
in order to avoid the levying
the transfer to the general
State of New York.
•■'V
'
as
a
area
State
capital
—50,203
miles)
i
.
....
Albany
1914)..*Martin H. Glynn
Sec. of State (term expires Dec. 31 1914)...Mitchell May
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31 1914)..,..John J. Kennedy
Comptroller (term expires Dec. 31 1914)William Sohmer
(term expires Dec. 31
Governor
in as Governor Oct, 17 1913 in
{♦Formerly Lieutenant-Governor; sworn
V.
SI ace of97,
William Sulzer, who was removed from office by impeachment,
1149.
ee
p.
LEGISLATURE meets annually
length of sessions Is not limited.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The
the first Wednesday In January, and
*
early historical details of New York State's
will be found in the "State and City Supplement'*
1893. page 41.
.
During a period of eleven years ending In 1893 the State debt was paid
at the average of $1,000,000 per year, and practically wiped out.
In Nov. 1895 the voters approved a bond issue of $9,000,000, for the
Year—
of April
improving the Erie, Oswego and Champlain
canals.
These bonds were all issued and have since been redeemed. In 1903
a further issue of $101,000,000 canal bonds was authorized, and up to date
$63,000,000 of these bonds have been sold. fA bill, signed by the Governor
Apr. 17 1912, authorizes the State Comptroller to issue canal improvement
bonds made payable in foreign cufrency. V. 94, p. 1131.] At the 1905 elec¬
tion a constitutional amendment was adopted giving authority to create an
aggregate debt of $50,000,000 for highway purposes, and up to date $34,000,000 of these bonds have been sold.
The question of issuing an additional $50,000,000 bonds for highways received a favorable vote in Nov.
1912.
In Nov. 1909 the voters approved the issuance of $7,000,000 bonds
for the Cayuga and Seneca canals.
Of this latter Issue $3,000,000 have
been sold.
In 1910 the voters approved the issuance of $2,500,000 bonds,
all of which have been sold, for the acquisition of the Palisades Interstate
Park.
Under the provisions of Chap. 669, Laws of 1909. as amended by
Chap. 394, Laws 1911, $950,000 bonds were authorized for a State Reser¬
vation at Saratoga Springs.
These bonds were all issued, but $95,000 have
been redeemed, leaving outstanding at this time $855,000.
A proposition
to Issue $19,800,000 barge canal terminal bonds was adopted Nov. 7 1911,
and of these $5,000,000 have been sold.
The State's bonded debt on
Sept. 30 1913 was $108,355,660 and the sinking fund $26,013,597.40. Loans
outstanding at time of going to press were as follows:
LOANS—
——Interest——
Principal
Name and Purpose.
Rate.
Payable.
When Due. Outstanding
-.$160
Non-interest bearing debt /Erie & Champlain 6% canal stock
500
I Stock for payment 6% canal rev. ctfs.
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of enlarging
Palisades I.-S.
and
Park, 1911.
.—
State Reservation
M&S
8
M&S
8
bonds,
gold,
Mch. 1
1905
1961
Mch. 1 T4-'22
g
J&J
.1923
1956
1957
1958
Jan.
Jan.
•
Canal
Do
do
g
Do
do
1906
1907—...
J&J
g
J&J
Jan.
Do
do
1908
g
J&J
July
Do
do
1909.
g
J&J
Jan.
Do
do
1910—
g
J&J
July
1959
1960
Do
do
1911
g
J&J
Jan.
1961
Do
do
1911—-
g
J&J
July
1961
Do
do
Jan.
1962
8
4 g
do
1908---—
1910
Dq
do
1911
Do
do
Do
-
Jan.
J&D
Dec
M&S
Mch.
4 g
M&S
Sept.
1942
1956
1958
1958
4g
M&S
Mch.
1960
M&S
Mch.
1961
M&S
Mch. 1 1962
2,500,000
.855.000
2.000,000
1,000.000
5,000,000
5,000,000
10,000.000
11,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
12,000,000
5.001,000
1,000,000
5,000,000
5.000,000
5.000,000
10,000,000
8,000,000
Co., N. Y. City.
SERIES OF YEARS—Below we give the amount
INTEREST is payable at the
STATE DEBT FOR A
J&J
4 g
4 g
.
do
:
J&J
3 g
4 g
Barge Canal Terminals.^-Highway bonds, gold, 1906Do
do
1908
Do
Bank of the Manhattan
30 in the years named.
$660
1913$108,355,660 1905 $11,155,660 1893—
763,160
9,410,660 18921912.109,702,660 19049,665,660 1891-- 2,927,655
1911- 79,730.660 1903.
9,920,660 1890-- 4,964,304
1910. 57,230.660 1902.
10,130,660 1885- 9,461,854
1909- 41,230,660 190010,185.660 1880— 8,114,054
1908- 26,230,660 18999,340,660 1875.-28,328,686
190717,290,660 1898-
of the State debt on Sept.
.
^ 1906TAX
10,630,660
6,265,660
1897.
VALUATION,
TAX
1865-$50,861,349
I86018501840183018201816-
34,182,975
23,537,874
18,385,309
.8,635,035
2,983,500
2,905,535
1870-38,641,606
RATE,
&c—Large increase in values for
1904, due mainly to New York City's real estate being assessed about
The constitutional amendment adopted in 1905 permits interest
value.
full
and
of funds in the Treasury instead
of by means of a direct tax as heretofore.
No direct State levy, therefore,
was made in 1906 to 1910, revenue being entirely raised through the opera¬
tion of mortgage, stock transfer, liquor, inheritance and corporation taxes
Binking fund requirements to be met out
In
of
July 1911, however, the Legislature
a
mill on
ture made
again Imposed a direct tax of 6-10
each dollar of real and personal property.
a direct tax levy of one mill.
provision for
——State Tax
In 1912 the Legisla¬
At the-1913 session,
Total
$1,000.
Levied.
$11,128,498,055 $1.00 $11,022,985
11,022,985,914 0.60
6,072,766
10,121,277,461 None
„
None
9,821,820,554 None
None
9,666,118,681 None
None
9,173,566,246 None
None
8,565,379,394 None
None
8,015,090,722 $0,154 1,191,677
Total Equalized Rate per
Personal.
Real Estate.
Valuation.
1912...$10,684,290,188 $444,207,867
1911... 10,561,501,373
461,484,541
1910--.
9,639,001,868
482.275,593
1909-.9,266,628,484
555,192,070
1908
9,117,352,838
548,765.843
1907...
8,553,298,188
620.268.058
1906
7,933,057,917
632,321,477
1905—.
7,312,621.452
702,469,270
1904...
7,051,455,025
686,710,615
7,738,165,640 0.13
968,042
1903...
6,749,509,958
696,966,169
7.446,476,127 0.13*
761,085
1902
5,297,754.482
556.736,239
5,854,490,721
0.13
748,072
1901...
5,169.308,069
585,092,312
5,754,400,381
1.20
6,824.306
1900...
5,4)93,025,771
593,895,907
5,686.921,678 1.96
10,704,153
1895...
3,908,853,377
459,859,526
4,368,712,903 3.24 13,906,346
1890—.
3.397,234,679
382,159,067
3,779,393.746
2.34
8,619,748
1870...
1,599,930,166
452.607,732
2.052,537.898 7-26
14,285,976
1859-.1,098,666,251
315,108,117
1.413,774,368 2.50
3,512,284
The direct State tax, it will be noticed from the above, is always reckoned
on the valuations of the previous year, these being the latest figures avail¬
able at the time of the session of the Legislature.
.
—.
—
debt from 1817 to 1894
purpose
a
Valuation
.One of Original Thirteen
State.-
of State (square
Total
levy of
RESOURCES, ETC.
DEBT,
Admitted
houses. V. 96, p. 1435.
On Sept. 17 1913,
Legislature was in extra session, a bill was passed authorizing the
direct tax of 5805rl0000 of a mill.
- /
however, failed to pass both
while the
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ure,
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POPULATION OF STATE.—New York ranks first in population among
States of the Union.
The following gives the U. S. Census figures,
the
1905 returns, which were compiled under State supervision:
1810— —-959,049
1910—9,113,614 1890 —*6.003,174 1850-—3,097,394
589,051
1880--5,082,871 1840---2,428,921 1800
1830---1,918,608 1790--—340,120
1900—7,268,894 1870---4,382,759
1860-.-3,880,735 1820---1,372,812
except
.1905 —8,067,308
•Includes population
(5,32i)of Indian reservations', specially enumerated.
CANASERAGA CREEK IMPROVEMENT BONDS—On July 1 191©
State Water Supply Commission sold under authority of Chap. 54,
Consolidated Laws of 1909, and on behalf of the Canaseraga Creek Im¬
the
provement District in Livingston County, $200,000 5% bonds, due $5,000
yearly from 1915 to 1954, incl.
V. 91, p. 110.
These bonds are payable
by assessment upon the lands and properties in such improvement district.
AMENDMENT
CHANGING CLASSIFICA¬
1907 election an amendment to Sec. 2 of
adopted by a vote of 309,159 "for" to 123.919
"against." This amendment alters Sec. 2 by changing the population of cities
of the first class from "250,000 or more" to "175,000 or more," and cities of
the second class from "50,000 and less than 250,000" to "50,000 and less
than 175,000."
This section was printed in full in V. 85, p. 359.
CONSTITUTIONAL
TION OF CITIES.—At the Nov.
Art. 12 of the
DEBT
measure
constitution
was
LIMITATION—STATE.—The constitution of 1894 has in some
the provisions of the fundamental law restricting the
modified
power of the Legislature over the
found in Article 7.
We give the
Issue of debt, &c.
These provisions are
sections of that article
(Article 7) below
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The credit of the State shall not
in any manner be given or loaned to or in aid of any individual, associa¬
tion or corporation.
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State debts—power to contract.—SEC. 2.
The State may, to meet casual
deficits or failures in revenues, or for expenses not provided for, contract
debts; but such debts, direct or contingent, singly oi .i.
aggregate,
shall not at any time exceed one million of dollars; andv,the moneys arising
which have reference to the subject,
State.credit not to be oiven.—SECTION
from
1.
thp loans creating such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
the debt so contracted and to no
which they were obtained, or to repay
other purpose whatever.
invasions.—SEC. 3. In addition to the above limited
debts, the State may contract debts to' repel invasion,
State debts to repel
power to contract
suppress insurrection, or defend the State In war; but the money
from the contracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
arising
whieh
whatever.
Limitation of legislative power to create debts.—SEC. 4.
Except the debts
specified In sections two and three of this article, no debts shall be here¬
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 speci¬
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
It falls due, and also to pay and discharge the principal of such debt within
fifty* years from the time of the contracting thereof.
No such law shall
take effect until it shall, at a general election, have been submitted to the
people, and have received a majority of all the votes cast for and against it
at such election.
On the final passage of such bill in either house of the
Legislature, the question shall be taken by ayes and noes, to be duly en¬
tered on the journals thereof, and shall be;
"Shall this bill pass, and
ought the same to receive the sanction of the people."
The Legislature
may at any time, after the approval of such law by the people, if no debt
shall have been contracted in pursuance thereof, repeal the same; and may
at any time, by law, forbid the contracting of any further debt or liability
under such law; but the tax imposed by such Act, In proportion to the debt
and liability which may have been contracted In pursuance of such law,
shall remain In force and be irrepealable, and be annually collected, until
the proceeds thereof shall have made the provision hereinbefore specified
to pay and discharge the Interest and principal of such debt and liability.
The money arising from any loan or stock creating such debt or liability
shall be applied to the work or object specified in the Act authorizing such
debt or liability, or for, the payment of such debt or liability and for no
other purpose whatever.
No such law shall be submitted to be voted on
within three months after Its passage, or at any general election when any
other law, or any bill, shall be submitted to be voted for or against. Tl *
It
was
raised,
or to repay
such debts, and to no other purpose
,
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NEW
YORK-DEBT OF STATE.
Legislature may provide for the Issue of bonds of the State to
run
for a
Berlod of not exceeding fifty years in provide for theheretofore authorized
ut not Issued, and shall
impose and lieu of bonds collection of a direct
annual tax for the
payment of the same as hereinbefore required. When
any sinking fund created under this section shall equal in amount the debt
for which it was
created, no further direct tax shall be levied on account of
said sinking fund and the
Legislature shall reduce the tax to an amount
equal to the accruing Interest on such debt.
[Aln amendment adopted by
the voters on Nov. 2 1909 adds the
following to Section 4: "The Legislature
may from time to time alter the rate of interest to be paid upon any State
debt which has been
be authorized, pursuant to the provisions of this
section, or upon any part of such debt, provided, however, that the rate
of interest shall not be altered
upon any part of such debt or upon any bond
or other evidence
thereof, which has been or shall be created or issued be¬
fore such alteration.
In case the Legislature increase the rate of Interest
upon any such debt or part thereof, It shall impose and provide for the col¬
lection of a direct annual tax to pay and sufficient to pay the increased or
altered Interest on such debt as it falls due, and also to pay and discharge
the principal of such debt within fifty years from the time of the contracting
thereof, and shall appropriate annually to the sinking fund moneys in
amount sufficient to pay such Interest and pay and discharge the principal
of such debt when it shall become due and payable.]
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[On June 2 1913 a bill was signed increasing from 4% to 4H% the rate of
interest on bonds hereafter issued for canal and highway improvements and
barge canal terminal facilities. V. 96, p. 1642.
•Originally eighteen years, extended to fifty by amendment adopted Nov. 1
or
may
any
City,
Town or
Village purposes."
paragraphs Include only counties and cities.
gation begun in July 1885 that the sinking fund was not a part of the city debt
within the meaning of the above provision of the constitution
limiting the
creation of debt to 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate.
Towns and villages are not limited in their debt-making power by the
constitution.
Those municipalities are governed by general or special
statutes.
The 1895 Legislature passed an Act "for the protection of bona fide pur¬
chasers and holders of coupon bonds and of
misfeasance, malfeasance
this law
was
municipal corporations against
negligence of public officers."
The full text of
published in the "Chronicle" of June 8 1895.
V. 60, p. 1023.
or
HOME RULE BILL.—Governor Sulzer on April 10 1913 signed a bill
(given in full in V. 96, p. 1108) conferring on all cities full powers of local
self-government.
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BILL PERMITTING LEGALIZING OF MUNICIPAL BONDS BY
SUPREME COURT.—The 1911 Legislature passed a bill amending the gen¬
eral municipal law by
providing that proceedings heretofore or hereafter
taken by municipal corporations in relation to bond issues,
pursuant to
statute authorizing such
procedure, may be legalized and confirmed by the
Supreme Court instead of requiring legislative enactments.
This bill was
Sven in fullthe Supreme Court at See also V. 94,term316. The the Act to
in V. 93, p. 1619. the July 1913 p. declared Appellate
ivision of
be constitutional.
V.
97, p. 211.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION—Sec. 8, Article Two, Chapter 24.
[On May 24 1913 a bill was signed allowing the Comptroller to issue 5%
1-year notes in anticipation of the sale of State bonds.
On June 5 1913 the
State sold $27,000,000 of these notes due Feb. 1 1914.]
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Sinking Fund, how kept and invested.—SEC 5.—The sinking funds pro¬
vided for the
payment of interest and the extinguishment of the principal
of the debts of the State shall be
separately kept and safely Invested, and
neither of them shall be appropriated or used in any manner other than
for the specific
purpose for which it shall have been provided.
[In 1913 it
was
planned to avoid the levying of a direct tax to meet the sinking fund
requirements by diverting a part of the sinking funds which were said to
be in excess of requirements.
Bills permitting the transfer of this alleged
surplus to the general fund failed to pass, however, and at the extra session
provision was made for a direct tax levy (see remarks above).]
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DEBT LIMITATION—CITIES,
COUNTIES, TOWNS AND VIL¬
LAGES.—The constitution of 1894 puts a general and uniform limit to the
power of counties and cities of the State to contract and put out
their obli¬
gations, leaving the Legislature to fix the debt-making
of villages
and towns only.
having inserted them
can the more
so
We give
The separation into paragraphs and the
In parentheses which number and begin the paragraphs
portion
power
These provisions are found in Art. 8, Sec. 10.
that section in full below.
that those who need
are
figures
our own,
we
refer to any particular
to
readily find the part desired.
(1) No county, city, town or village shall hereafter give any money or
property, or loan its money or credit to or in aid of any individual, asso¬
ciation or corporation, or become directly or
indirectly the owner of stock
in, or bonds of, any association or corporation; nor shall any such
county,
city, town or village be allowed to incur any indebtedness except for
county, city, town or village purposes.
This section shall not prevent
such county,
city, town or village from making such provision for the aid
support of its poor as may be authorized by law.
(2)
No county or city shall be allowed to become Indebted for any pur¬
pose or in any manner to an amount which, including existing indebtedness,
shall exceed 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate of such
countyor city subject to taxation as it
appeared by the assessment rolls of said
county or city on the last assessment for State or county taxes prior to the
incurring of such indebtedness; and all indebtedness in excess of such limi¬
tation, except such as may now exist, shall'be absolutely void, except as
herein otherwise provided.
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(3) No county or city whose present indebtedness exceeds 10% of the
assessed valuation of its real estate subject to taxation shall be allowed
to
become indebted in any further amount until such indebtedness
shall be
reduced within such limit.
"
(4)
This section shall not be construed to prevent the issuing of certificates
revenue bonds issued in
anticipation of the collection of
actually contained, or to be contained in the taxes for
the year when such certificates or revenue bonds are issued
and payable
of indebtedness or
Consol. Laws of 1909 (p. 403) provides that "all bonds of a
municipal corpo¬
ration, until payable, shall be exempt from taxation for town, county,
municipal or State purposes."
Chapter 24 here mentioned provides that
the term 'municipal
corporation' as used in this chapter includes only a
county, town, city and village." .This differs from the definition given in
the General Corporation Law
(Chapter 23, Consolidated Laws of 1909),
which in Section 3 of Article 1
says that "A 'municipal corporation' Includes
a county,
town, school district, village and city and any other territorial
division of the State established by law with
powers of local government."
TAX ON SECURED DEBTS.—In July 1911 the Legislature passed a bill
providing for a tax of H of 1% on bonds and other obligations secured by
property located outside the State (and also on unsecured debt), and for
exemption of the same from the annual tax on personal property.
The full
text of the bill will be found in V. 93,
p. 204.
See also V. 93, p. 893 & 969.
An unsuccessful
attempt to repeal this law was made at the 1913 session
of the Legislature.
An amendment passed by the 1913 Legislature per¬
mits bonds to be registered covering
mortgages issued on property within
or without the State.
V. 96, p. 1435.
TAXATION OF MORTGAGES.—Mortgages now are not subject to tax¬
any kind, the only charge being a recording tax of
of 1%.
[For
opinion of Attorney-General on attempt to evade this tax, see V. 95. p. 93.]
CONDEMNATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC USE.—
In Nov. 1911 a proposed constitutional amendment
relating to the taking
of private property for
public use was defeated. V. 93, p. 1679. A similar
amendment was submitted to a vote Nov. 4 1913.
When it is definitely
determined whether or not the proposition carried, the fact will be
reported
in the "State and City Dept." of the "Chronicle."
TAX LAW RELATIVE TO INVESTMENTS IN STATE BONDS BY
SAVINGS BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES AND INSURANCE COM¬
PANIES.—A new section (Section 187c) was added to the Tax Law by an
amendment passed by the Legislature of 1907.
This amendment provides
that every corporation, company or association required by Section
187,
187a or 187b of Chapter 908 to pay to the State an annual tax equal to
a
percentage of its gross premiums, capital stock,
surplus, undivided
profits or undivided earnings for the privilege of exercising its corporate
franchise, or carrying on its business in such corporate or organized ca¬
pacity, which shall own any State bonds, shall have credited to It annually
an amount equal to 1% of the
par value of such bonds bearing interest at
a rate not exceeding 3%
annually, and owned and held in the name of such
corporation, company or association.'
The text of this bill was given in
V. 84, p. 1216.
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At the 1913 session a law was passed proposing to increase the credit to
lj^% on all holdings of bonds at not exceeding 3% interest and allowing
a credit of H of 1% on all bonds bearing more than
3% interest and not
exceeding 4% interest.
This law was repealed, however, at'the special
session which convened June 16 1913. V. 96, p. 1784.
ation of
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—POWER AND RESTRICTIONS.
taxes for amounts
out of such taxes.
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(5) Nor shall this section be construed to prevent the issue of bonds to
provide for the supply of water; but the term of the bonds issued to provide
for the supply of water shall not exceed
twenty years, and a
be created on the issuing of the said bonds for their
sinking fund shall
redemption, by raising
annually a sum which will produce an amount equal to the sum of the
prin¬
cipal and Interest of said bonds at their maturity. At the 1909 election a very important constitutional
amendment, with
reference to the exclusion of debt incurred for
rapid transit and dock pur¬
poses by New York City, and with reference to the exclusion after Jan. 1
1910 of water bonds issued by third class cities, was ratified
by the voters.
The amendment referred to changes sub-division
(6),
making it read as
follows, the new parts being printed in italics.
(6) All certificates of indebtdeness or revenue bonds issued In
anticipa¬
tion of the collection of taxes, which are not retired within
five years after
their date of issue, and bonds issued to provide for the
supply of water, and
debt hereafter incurred by any portion or part of a city, if there shall be
any such debt, shall be included in ascertaining the
power of the city to
become otherwise Indebted; except that debts incurred
by the City of New
York after the first day of January, nineteen hundred
and four, and debts
Incurred by any city of the second class after the first
day of January,
nineteen hundred and eight, and. debts incurred
by any pity of the third class
after the first day of January, nineteen hundred and ten, to
provide for the
supply of water, shall not be so included; and except further that
any debt
hereafter incurred by the City of New York for a public
any
improvement owned
or to be owned by the
city which yields to the city current net revenue, after
making any necessary allowance for repairs and maintenance for which the
city is liable, in excess of the interest on said debt and of the annual
installments
necessary for its amortization, may be excluded in
ascertaining the power of said
city to become otherwise indebted, provided that a sinking fund
for its amortiza¬
tion shall have been established and maintained and that
the indebtedness shall
not be so excluded during
any period of time when the revenue aforesaid shall
not be sufficient to equal the said interest and
amortization
installments, and
except further that any indebtedness heretofore incurred
by the city of New
York for any rapid transit or dock investment
may be so excluded propor¬
tionately to the extent to which the current net revenue received
by said city
therefrom shall meet the interest and amortization installments
thereof, pro¬
vided that any increase in the debt-incurring
power of the city of New York
which shall result from the exclusion of debts
heretofore incurred shall be availa¬
ble only for the acquisition or construction
of properties to be used for rapid
transit or d"
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looses.
The Legislature shall prescribe the method by which
and the terns and conditions under which the amount
of any debt to be so ex¬
cluded shall be determined, and no such debt shall be excluded
except in accord¬
ance with the determination so prescribed.
The Legislature may in its discre¬
tion confer appropriate jurisdiction on the
Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court in the First'Judicial Department for the
purpose of determining the
amount of any debt to be so excluded. ' No indebtedness
of a city valid at the
time of its inception shall thereafter become invalid
by reason of the operation
of any of the provisions of this section.
(7) Whenever hereafter the boundaries of any
,
city shall become the
same
those of a county, the power of the
county to become indebted shall
cease, but the debt of the county at that time existing shall not
be included
as
part of the city debt.
At the November 1899 election an amendment
to the constitution was adopted
changing this paragraph to read as follows:
Whenever the boundaries of any. city are the same as
those of a county
or when any
city shall include within its boundaries more than one
county*
the power of any county wholly included within such
city to become in¬
debted shall cease, but the debt of the
county heretofore existing shall not
for the purposes of this section, be reckoned as a
as
part of the city debt.
to be raised by tax for
county or city purposes
containing a city of over 100,000 inhabitants, or any such
city of this State, in addition to providing for the principal and interest
of existing debt, shall not in the
aggregate exceed In any one year 2% of the
(8)
except for County,
xcvii.
In May 1886 the New York Court of Appeals decided at the end of a liti¬
1905.
or
indebtedness
Most of the other
[Vol.
The amount hereafter
in any county
assessed valuation of the real and personal estate of such
county or city to
be ascertained as prescribed in this section in
respect to county or city debt.
By the terms of the foregoing section. Paragraph (1), every
"County*
City, Town or Village" is Included in the prohibition against (1)
loaning
"its money or credit," (2) in becoming "directly or
indirectly the owner of
stock in or bonds of any association or corporation," and
(3) in "Incurring
—The provisions of the law defining securities in which savings banks may
invest their deposits are contained in Section 146 of Chapter 2 of the Con
solidated Laws of 1909 as amended by Chapter 416, Laws of 1913.
this section in full
Sec.
146.
We give
below:
In what
'
securities
deposits may be invested.—The trustees of
any savings banks may invest the moneys deposited therein and the income
derived therefrom only as follows:
1. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or obligations of the
United States, or those for which the faith of the United States is pledged
to
provide for the
payment
of the Interest and principal, including
the
bonds of the District of Columbia.
[The State Attorney-General ruled that
this sub-division does not authorize savings banks to invest in the land purchase
bonds of the Philippine Islands.
2. In the stocks or bonds or
V. 78, p. 298.]
interest-bearing obligations of this
State
issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State.
3. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State of
the United States which has not within ten years previous to making such
investment by such corporation defaulted in the payment of any part of
principal or interest of any debt authorized by the Legislature of any
such State to be contracted; and in the bonds or interest-bearing obligations
of any State of the United States, Issued in pursuance of the authority of
either
the
Legislature of such State, which have, prior to. May 29 1895 been
for the funding or settlement of any previous obligation of such
funding or settlement obliga¬
tion there has been no default in the payment of either principal or interest
since the issuance of such funding or settlement obligation, and provided the
interest on such funding or settlement obligations have been paid regularly
for a period of not less than ten years next preceding such investment,
and in the stocks, bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State of the
United States, issued in pursuance of the authority of the constitution or
the Legislature of such State, to refund at or before maturity or within
ninety days after maturity any of the bonds or obligations of such State
which at their maturity, or at the date of their payment if paid before
maturity, were legal investments for savings banks under the provisions of
this subdivision, on which refunding obligation there has been no default in
the payment of either principal or interest since the issuance thereof.
[On July 24 1909 the Attorney-General rendered an, opinion to the effect
that bonds of the State of Oklahoma are legal investments for savings banks
under the terms of this sub-division.
The right of the banks to Invest in
these bonds was questioned for the reason that Oklahoma had not existed
as a State for ten years.
The Attorney-General, however, is of the opinion
that this does not prevent its bonds from fulfilling the requirements of the
law so long as there has been no default within ten years on any • of the
obligations.
V. 89, p. 298.1
[On Aug. 11 1909 the Attorney-General held that Port Commission 5%,
bonds of the State of Louisiana "maturing at any time between July 1 1924
and July 1 1959" were not legal investments for New York State savings
banks. He called attention to the action of Louisiana In disclaiming liability
for some $900,000 of so called "baby bonds" authorized by Act 104. Laws
of 1880, and by the constitution as amended in 1879.
It had been argued
that the "baby" oonds were invalid when put out, having been given in ex¬
change for warrants issued between 1874 and 1879 in violation of the con¬
stitutional provision then in force which made void all appropriations or
claims in excess of current revenue.
As, however, the bonds were expressly
authorized both by constitutional amendment and by the Act of the Gen¬
eral Assembly above referred to the Attorney-General thought "there
certainly would be grave doubt in holding that these bonds did not represent
a debt 'authorized by the Legislature' of the State to be contracted.'
The
Attorney-General also mentioned as a further ground of objection to the
Port Commission bonds that they are not a direct obligation of the State
of Louisiana.
This view, however, is not concurred in by the United States
authorities, for on Oct. 23 1911, R. P.Goodwin, Assistant Attorney-General
for the Post Office Department, rendered an opinion holding that the Port
Commission bonds are an obligation of the State of Louisiana, and in accord¬
ance with this advice Lee McClung, Treasurer of the United
States, on
March 11 1912 announced that the bonds would be accepted
by his office
as
security for postal savings funds.]
[Bonds of the State of Louisiana to be issued for the refunding of what Is
known as "Consolidated Bonds," due Jan. 1 1914, are held to be
legal in¬
vestments for New York State savings banks in an opinion rendered
by the
issued
State theretofore in default, and on which said
NEW YORK—DEBT OF
Nov., 1913. J
Attorney-General on Oct. 22 1913.
In previous opinions (July 3 1912 and
Aug. 11 1909, as noted above), it was held that inasmuch as Louisiana had
defaulted in the payment of the 4'baby bonds," other obligations of the
State could not be legally purchased by savings bank trustees.
In reversing
these former rulings Attorney-General Carmody says that it now appears
that these "baby" bonds were not bonds for the payment of which the credit
of the State was pledged, but were issued against certain revenues of the
State, namely unpaid taxes, and were payable out of these revenues only.
Therefore the failure to pay the same does not, according to the AttorneyGeneral, constitute such a default as would make other bonds of the State
improper investments. See V. 97, p. 1227, 1304, 1367 and 1444.]
[Bonds to be issued by the State of Tennessee pursuant to an Act ap¬
proved Feb. 21 1913 are held to be legal investments for New York savings
banks in an opinion by the Attorney-General on March 14 1913.
V. 96,
p. 889.
[On June 16 1913 the Attorney-General held that bonds of the State of
New Mexico issued pursuant to an Act approved June 1 1912 are legal in¬
vestments for New York savings banks. V. 96, p. 1852.]
4. In the stocks or bonds of any city, county, town or village, school
district bonds and union free school district bonds Issued for school purposes,
[poor district bonds], or in the interest- bearing obligations of any city,
county, town or
village of this State, issued pursuant to
the authority of
law of the State for the payment of which the faith and credit of the
municipality issuing them are pledged.
Words in brackets added
y
Chapter 100, Laws of 1912.,
5. In the stocks or bonds of any incorporated city situated In one of the
States of the United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to Janu¬
ary 1 1896, and which, since January 1 1,861, has not repudiated or defaulted
in the payment of any part of the principal or interest of any debt authorized
by the Legislature of any such State to be contracted, provided said city
has a population, as shown by the Federal Census next preceding said invest¬
ment of not less than 45,000 inhabitants, and was incorporated as a city
at least twenty-five years prior to the making of said Investment and had
not since January 1 1878 defaulted for more than ninety days in the pay¬
ment of any part either of principal or Interest of any bond, note or other
evidence of Indebtedness, or effected any compromise of any kind with the
holders thereof.
But if, after such default on the part of any such State
or city, the debt or security, in the payment of the principal or interest of
which such default occurred, has been fully paid, refunded or compromised
by the issue of new securities, then the date of the first failure to pay prin¬
cipal or interest, when due, upon such debt or security, shall be taken to
be the date of such default within the provisions of this sub-division, and
subsequent failures to pay Installments of principal or interest upon such
debt or security, prior to the refunding or final payment of the same, shall
not be held to continue said default or to fix the time thereof within the
meaning of this sub-dlvlslon, at a date later than the date of said first failure
any
in
payment.
If at any time the Indebtedness of any
such city, together
or other municipal corporation or
which is wholly or in part included within the
bounds or limits of said city, less Its water debt and sinking funds, shall
exceed 7% of the valuation of said city for purposes of taxation, its bonds
and stocks shall thereafter, and until such Indebtedness shall be reduced to
7% of the valuation for the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized
Investment for the«raoneys of savings banks: but the Superintendent of
Banks may, in his discretion, require any savings bank to sell such bonds or
stocks of said city as may have been purchased prior to said increase of debt.
[On Feb. 15 1911 an opinion was rendered by the Attorney-General
deciding that both real and personal property should be used as a basis in
determining the 7% debt limit which the savings bank law says must not
be exceeded In the case of municipalities in the bonds of which the banks
may make investments.
The question was raised because of the fact that
the constitutional provision in regard to cities of this State provides that
no city shall be allowed to become indebted for more than ten per cent of
its assessed real estate.
See V. 92, p. 610.]
[In Dec. 1911 the Attorney-General rendered an opinion holding that
bonds of the City of Omaha, Neb., are not legal investments, this being on
the assumption that the bonded debt of that city exceeded 7 % of its valua¬
tion.
See Y. 94, p. 645, for full text of opinion.]
[On Sept. 6 1912 the Attorney-General rendered an opinion, the full text
of which was given in the "Chronicle" of Sept. 14 1912, page 700, holding
that bonds of the city of Tacoma, Wash., are legal
investments.]
(In an opinion rendered Sept. 14 1912, the Attorney-General held that
bonds of the City of Dallas, Tex., are legal investments.
V. 95, p. 842.]
[Improvement bondsf of the City of Portland, Ore., issued pursuant to
Section 383A of the city charter are legal investments, according to an opin¬
ion of the Attorney-General dated April 51913., V. 96, p. 1169.]
6. In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real property situated In
this State to the extent of 60% of the value thereof.
Not more than 65%
of the whole amount of deposits shall be so loaned or invested.
If the loan
Is on unimproved and unproductive real property, the , amount loaned
thereon shall not be more than 40% of Its actual value.
No investment in
any bonds and mortgages shall be made by any savings bank except upon
the report of a committee of its trustees charged with the duty of investi¬
gating the same, who shall certify to the value of the premises mortgaged or
to be mortgaged, according to their best judgment, and such report shall
be filed and preserved among the records of the corporation.
.< Also
In the following securities:—
(a) The first mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation of this State
the principal part of whose railroad Is located within this State, or of any
railroad corporation of this or any other State or States connecting with
and controlled and operated as part of the system of any such railroad cor¬
poration of this State, and of which connecting railroad at least a majority
of Its Capital stock is owned by such a railroad corporation of this State,
or in the mortgage bonds of any such railroad corporation of an Issue to
retire all prior mortgage debt of such railroad companies respectively;
provided that at no time within five years next preceding the date of any
such Investment such railroad corporation of this State or such connecting
railroad corporation, respectively, shall have failed regularly and punc¬
tually to pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage indebted¬
ness, and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid in divi¬
dends to its stockholders during each of said five years an amount at least
equal to 4% upon all its outstanding capital stock; and provided, further,
that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding capital stock of
such railroad corporation, or such connecting railroad company, respec¬
tively, shall have been equal to at least one-third of the total mortgage
Indebtedness of such railroad corporations, respectively, including all bonds
with
the
indebtedness of any district,
subdivision except a county,
39
STATE.
(d) The first mortgage bonds of the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversvllle RR.
Co., or In the mortgage bonds of said railroad company of an issue to retire
all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, and provided the capital
stock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed in amount one-third
of all Its bonded indebtedness, and provided also that
of standard
gauge of
four feet eight and one-half
bonds of the Buffalo Creek Railroad Company
of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company,pro¬
vided that the bonds authorized by this paragraph are secured by a mort¬
gage 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 in¬
debtedness, 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 fee by the company issuing
said bonds, exclusive of sidings at the date of said mortgage or (2) a refund¬
ing 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 mort¬
gage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds which, together
with all outstanding prior debts of said company, after deducting there¬
from in case of a refunding mortgage the bonds reserved under the provisions
of said mortgage to retire prior debts at maturity, shall exceed three times
the outstanding capital stock of said company at the time of making said
investment.
And no mortgage is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage,
under the provisions of this paragraph, unless the bonds which it secures ma->
ture at a later date than any bond
which it is given to refund,nor unless It
©overs a mileage at least 25% greater than is covered by any one of the prior
mortgages so to be refunded.
[♦In an opinion rendered by the Attorney-General on Jan. 13 1908,
stating that bonds of the Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. are not legal investments
for savings banks, owing to the fact that the dividend for the 6 months end¬
ing Dec. 31 1907 was paid with a new issue of stock, he holds that the words
"an amount" must necessarily mean the payment thereof in cash. V.86,p.494.J
of the par value
such railroad be
Inches and in the mortgage
Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal Investment under
provisions of paragraph (e) of this subdivision, except for the fact that
corporation issuing said bonds actually owns in fee less than 500
miles of road, provided that during five years next preceding the date of
any such investment the gross earnings in each year from the operations of
said corporation, including the gross earnings of all lines leased and oper¬
ated or controlled and operated by it, shall not have been less than ten
(f)
the
the railroad
million
dollars.
(g) The mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation described in the fore¬
going paragraph (e) or (f) or the mortgage bonds of a railroad owned by
corporation, assumed or guaranteed by it by Indorsement on said
said bonds are prior to and are to be refunded by a general
secured by which are made a legal
paragraph (e), or (f); and provided,
further, that said general mortgage covers all the real property upon which
the mortgage securing said underlying bonds is a lien.
(h) Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal investment
under the provisions of paragraph (e) or (f) of this subdivision, except for
the fact that the railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns In
fee less than 500 miles of road, provided the payment of principal and in¬
terest of said bonds is guaranteed by indorsement thereon by, or provided
said bonds have been assumed by a corporation whose first mortgage is, or
refunding mortgage bonds are, a legal investment under the provisions of
paragraph (e) or (f) of this subdivision.
But no one of the bonds so guaran¬
teed or assumed shall be a legal Investment in case the mortgage securing
the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds which, together with all the
outstanding prior debts of the corporation making said guaranty or so as¬
suming said bonds, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
guaranteed or assumed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital
stock of said corporation at the time of making said investment.
(I) The first mortgage bonds of a railroad the entire capital stock of which,
except shares necessary to qualify directors, is owned by and which is
operated by a railroad whose last issued refunding bonds are a legal invest¬
ment 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 pro¬
visions of this section shall not be rendered Illegal as investments though the
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to
another corporation, and though the railroad corporation which Issued or
assumed said bond has been or shall be consolidated with another railroad
corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the
payment of said bonds and shall continue to pay regularly interest or divi¬
dend 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
issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any bonds, in which
at the time of such consolidation or purchase of said corporation which has
such investment shall be made.
1
issued or assumed said bonds.
Not more than 25% of the assess of any
(b) The mortgage bonds of the following railroad corporations:
The savings bank shall be loaned or Invested in railroad bonds, and not more than
Chicago & North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Qulncy RR. Co.,
10% of the assets of any savings bank shall be invested in the bonds of any
Michigan Central RR. Co., Illinois Central RR. Co., Pennsylvania RR. Co.,
one railroad corporation described in paragaph (a) of this subdivision, and
Delaware
& Hudson Co., Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. Co.,
not more than 5% of such assets in the bonds of any other railroad corpora¬
New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co., Boston & Maine RR. Co.,
tion.
In determining the amount of the assets of any savings bank under
Maine Central RR. Co., the Chicago & Alton RR. Co., Morris & Essex RR.
the provisions of this subdivision, its securities shall be estimated in the
Co., Central RR. of New Jersey, United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.*
lmanner prescribed for determining the per centum of surplus by section
also in the mortgage bonds of railroad companies whose lines are leased
»154 of this chapter.
Street railroad corporations shall not be considered
or operated or controlled by any railroad company specified In this para¬
Railroad corporations within the meaning of this subdivision.
graph If said bohds be guaranteed, both as to principal and interest, by the
7. In real property subject to the provisions of Section 147.
railroad company to which said lines are leased or by which they are oper¬
We omit Section, 147, as it relates only to real estate.
The following seoated or controlled.
Provided that at the time of making Investment author¬
tions of the banking law relate—No. 148 to available funds for current ex¬
ized by this paragraph the said railroad corporations Issuing such bonds
penses, how loaned. No. 149 to temporary deposits and 150 to personal se¬
shall have earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum
curity and loans on bond and mortgage.
in cash on all their issues of capital stock for the ten years next preceding
SECTION 148. The trustees of every such corporation shall as soon as
such Investment, and provided the capital stock of any said railroad cor¬
practicable invest the moneys deposited with them in the securities author¬
poration shall equal or exceed In amount one-third of the par value of all ized by this article; but for the purpose of meeting current payments and
its bonded indebtedness; and further provided that all bonds authorized
expenses in excess of the receipts, there may be kept an available fund not
for investment by this paragraph shall be secured by a mortgage which is a
exceeding 10% of the whole amount of deposits with such corporation, on
first mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad and railroad
hand or deposit in any bank in this State organized under any law of this
property of the company issuing such bonds, or that such bonds shall be
such
bonds, provided
mortgage of said corporation, the bonds
investment under the provisions of said
4
all prior mortgage debts of such railroad
provided, further, that the mortgage which secures the bonds
authorized by this paragraph is dated, executed and recorded prior to
mortgage bonds of an issue to retire
•company;
1905.
The mortgage bonds of the Chicago Milwaukee &
January 1
(c)
St. Paul Railway
and the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., so long as
-shall continue to earn and pay at least 4% dividends per annum on
Co.
they
their
•outstanding capital stock, and provided their capital stock shall equal or
exceed In amount one-third of the par value of all their bonded indebted¬
ness, and further provided that all bonds of either of said companies hereby
authorized for Investment shall be secured by a mortgage which Is a first
mortgage on
either the whole or some part of the railroad or
railroad prop¬
erty actually in the possession of and operated by said company, or that
«uch bonds shall be mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior debts of
«ald railroad company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures
authorized by this paragraph Is dated, executed and
prior to January 1 1905.
••
4he bonds
,
recorded
.
»t»CT
State or of the United States, or with any trust company
Incorporated by
law of the State; but the sum so deposited in any one bank or trust
shall not exceed 25% of the paid-up capital and surplus of any
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 seotion, but not in excess of 90% of the cash market value of such securities
any
company
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 mar¬
ket value of the ssecurities pledged for the same.
SECTION
149.
Every
such
corporation
may
also deposit
temporarily
in the banks or trust companies specified in
section
148 the excess
of current daily receipts over the payments, until such time as the same
can be Judiciously invested In the securities required by this article.
When-
40
NEW YORK-CITIES AND
ever It shall appear to the
Superintendent of Banks that the trustees of
subh 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
any
^
„
deposited with them or any part thereof, upon notes, bills of ex¬
change, 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, examina¬
tions and certificates of title, and of drawing, perfecting and recording pa¬
pers, shall be paid by the borrower.
moneys
TRUST FUNDS.—How Loaned or Invested.—-Sec. 21, Chap. 41, Oonsol.
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 persqn holding
trust funds for investment may invest the same in the same kind of securi¬
ties 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.
*
TOWNS.
[Vol.
AMSTERDAM SCHOOL DIST.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$43,000'
$68.000.-Oct 1 '14-'47 Assess, val. (30% act.) '12-.725,000'
10,000-Sept 1 '14-'18 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.60
4Mb
19.000-Apr 1 '14-*26 Population in 1913 (est.)
1,80(>>
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$97,000
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank of
Assessed valuation 1912
13,223,408 Lindenhurst in N. Y. exchange.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912 —.$7.98
Population in 1910
....31,267
BALDWINSVILLE.
INT. at Amsterdam
Savings Bank.
This village Is In Onondaga County.
Inc. 1847.
Population 1910, 3,099.
ANDES.
Improvement Bonds.
This town Is In Delaware
County.
5s '12
J-J
$2,500..July 1 '14-*18.
Refunding Bonds.
7,000r._Dec 1 '14-'20
3Ms
M-S $62,000..Mch 1 '14-'26 4Ms'12 J-D
3 Ms
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-S
16,000..Sept 1 T5-'31
4s
...
4s
...
...
—
.
3 Ms
M-S
13.000 .--1914-1929
BOND. DEBT May 7 T3_—$90,500
Assessed valuation 1912
692,940
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1912
$26.03
2,007
Population In 1910
INT. at Rondout Sav.
Bk., New
Paltz Sav. Bk. and at office of State
4s
COUNTIES
OF
STATE
Note.—For
TOWNS
AND
NEW
IN
THE
debts of minor civil
_
State Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N $100.000.-.May 1 1962
4 Ms'13 J-J
300,000-*—Jan 1 1963
4Ms'13 J-D 100.000
June 1 1963
High-School Bonds.
4s '10
J-D
$85,000r_June 1 '14-'30
4s '11
F-A 180.000r.Feb 1 '14-*31
4Ms'll J-D 180,OOOr. June 1 '14^31
4 Ms'13 J-J
200.000. _Jan 1 *14-'33
J-D 100.000r_June 1 '14-'33
4Ms'13 A-O
60,OOOr_-Oct 1 '14-*33
Washington Park.
7s '74
7s *74
M-N
6s '76
M-N
6s '77
M-N
M-N
May
May
75,000
May
37,000
Nov
38,000- -May
20,000
May
1918
4s '80
1919
M-N
40,000-..May 1 1920
M-N 295,000-May l '20-'30
4s '80
M-N
5s *78
-
7,000
May
4s *81
M-N
30,000--..May
4s *82
M-N
28,000-.-May
4s *82
M-N
24,000-...Nov
4s '85
F-A
10,000
Feb
2s '94
J-D
3,000
June
3 Ms'06 M-N
7,000
-May
Sewer (Beaver Creek).
3Ms'96 M-N
$6.000..Nov 1
...
_
—
J-D
4s '95
J-J
1 1922
1 1921
1 1922
1 1922
1 1925
11934
1 1936
4s '97
A O
5,000 ..Oct 1
3 Ms'98 A O
3,600 ..Oct 1
3 Ms'99 J J
9.000 ..July 1
3 Ms'01 F A
4.000 ..Feb 1
Street Improvement.
Riverside Park.
A-O $22,000—Oct 1 '14-'21
3Hs'04 F-A
824r
Feb 1'14-'24
Public Improvement Bonds.
3Ms'04 F-A$124,595.35rFeb 1 '14-24
3 Ms'06 F-A
53,300r.Feb 1 *14-'26
4s '09
M-S 188.800r-Aich 1 '14-'29
'14-'15
4s '06
F-A
'14-'16
4s '06
J-D
J-D
95,925 —Feb
25,200 ...Dec
A-O
'14-'18
M-S
'14-'19
172,880r_June 1 '14-'30
15 >,080r_June 1 '14-'31
New
York;
on
Water
city
*14-'31
Water Refunding.
3 Ms'01 F-A $36,800
Feb '14-'21
3Ms'02 F-A
35, 00-.Feb 1 '14-*22
3 Ms'03 F-A
25,000..Aug 1 '14-'23
3 Ms'01 F-A
52.937.50 Feb l'14-'20
Grade Crossing.
3 Ms'03 F-A $14.800..Feb 1 '14-'V3
River Front Impt. Bonds.
4s '08
J-J $300,000r>..July 1 1928
4Ms'12 A-O 100,000c
Oct 1 1962
4Ms'13 A-O 200,000c--.Oct 1 1963
val.
Oct.
1
Oct. 1 '13.
bonds..$3,035,177 $3,913,105
bonds. 1,508,800
1,520,450
Tot.
Sinking
bonds.$4,543,977 $5,433,555
funds 1,544,030
1,332,693
Net debt-...$2,999,947 $4,100,862
In
addition
to
tlie above there
are
outstanding street
Improvement
bonis
counting
1913 to $895,370.
r
assessor nt
Oct.
1
This
city
on
and operates its
water system, and the
principal and
owns
Interest
of the water debt
of water rent receipts.
Bank Stock.
1
by
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FDS., &C.
Gen.
are
__
Franchises
Total.
.
5,112,650
,
INT. remitted to registered holder.
POPULATION.—1910100,253; in
s-an
M-S
s-an
s-an
M-S
...
.
1900,
94.151.
17,OOOr
Mch 1 1915
21,OOOr.Mch 1 '14-'26
39,000r. ..Mch 1 1916
20,000r._.Mch 1 1917
40,000r__'Mch 1 '18-'19
44,OOOr.. Mch 1'14-27
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms'13
$190,000.—Apr 15 1935
Re-Surfacing Bonds.
Toll Road Purchase Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-OS150,000r_.Oct 1 '14r'28 4s *07
M-S $ 3 OOOr.
Mch 1 '14-'27
4Ms'13 A-O 200,000r__0ct 1 *14-'33
Highway Improvement Bonds.
Fire-Alarm Wires.
3 Ms
F-A $25,OOOr. .Aug
'14-'23
4Ms* 13 A-O $20,OOOr.-Oct 1 '14-'23 3 Ms
M-S
6,OOOr. .Mch 1 '14-'19
Police-Station Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A 191,OOOr. Aug 1 *14-'25
4s '11
M-N $36,000r_Nov 1 ,'14-'31
4s '07
M-N
93,OOOr.May 15'14-*27
Refunding Bonds.
4s '08
A-O
74,OOOr..Oct 1 M4-'28
8Ms'Q4 M-N $63,250 -May 1 '14-*24 4s '09
J-J
64,OOOr. .July 1 '14-'30
Broadway Widening.
4s '11
95.OOOr..Oct 1 *14-'32
B Ms'01 A-O
$8,800 ..Oct 1 '14-'21 4 M*'12 A-O
83,OOOr.-Oct 1 '14-'34
Watervliet Avenue.
4Ms'13
is'13
55,000r„Feb 1 '14-'15
8 Ms'01 A-O
$3,640--Oct 1 '14-'21
Almshouse Bonds.
Madison Avenue.
3 Ms
M-N $16,000r__Mav l
'14-'21
8Ms'01 A-O $22.400--Oct 1 '14-'21
Refunding Citv Hall Bonds.
Concrete-Walk Bonds.
2 Ms
A-O
$7,OOOr. .Oct 1 '14-'20
4Ms'12 A-O
$2.660r..Oct 1 '14-'32 3 Ms
A-O
68,000r..Oct 1 '14-'22
Clinton Square Impt. Bonds.
TOT. DEBT Mar 15
1913S1,148,250
4Ms'12 A-O
$2,375r-.Oct 1 '14-'32 Total assessed val
1912-134.660,047
Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument. County tax (per $1,000)
1912..$5.00
4s '11
M-N $100,000r_May 1 '21-30 Population in
1910 .u
173.666
Water.
INT. at County Treasurer's
office.
4s *95
F-A $14.000-Feb 1 '14-'15
...
—
...
„
4s
'96
F-A
4s '96
F-A
3 Ms'94 F-A
4s '97
M-N
3Ms'98 M-N
3Ms'99 M-N
4s *06
J-D
4s
'07
4s
'08
4s
'08
4s *06
4s *09
4s
'10
4s
'11
4s
'11
20,000
10,000
2,500
Feb 1
1914
Feb 1 1915
Feb 1 1914
20,000--May 1 '14-'17
50,000..May 1 '14-'18
60,000--May 1 '14-'19
65.000r.Dec
70,OOOr. Dec
ALBION.
This village is in Orleans
Countv.
Sewer Bonds.
'13
Aug$ 150,000c Aug 10 T8-'42
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913..
$215,000
Assessed valuation
1913..$3,913,048
1
'14-'26 Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1913....$13.12
J-D
1 '14-'27 Population in
1910
5,016
A-O 150,000r_Apr 1 '14-'28
J-J
200,000r. ..July 1 1928 AMSTERDAM^
J-D
65,000r__Dec 1 '14-'26
This city is In
Montgomery Countv
J-D 200.000r--.Dec 1 1929 Inc.
April 16 1885. Pop'n TO, 31,267
J-D I00.000r_.-Dec 1 1930
City Bonds.
M-N 100,OOOr
Nov
J-D
100.OOOr—Dec
1 1931
7 1931
4Ms'12 M-N 100,000
May 1 1932
4Ms'13 J-D 100.000r.june 1 '14-'33
* ASSESSMENT BONDS.
.
Improvement.
3Ms'04 F-A
$2.401r ...Feb 1 1914
*
Principal and Interest paid by
holders of property benefited
»
4Ms'12
$50,000 .....1914-1923
Sewer Bonds—$705,000.. 1913-48
Water Bonds—$669.000.1913-*59
ann
DEBT Apr 1913.$1,131.369
debt (Included)...
669,000
Total assessed val.
Nov $ll,334c-..Nov *14-'21
7,210c
Nov '14-'21
8,000c
Nov '14-'18
4s
Nov
4Ms
Nov
4Ms'09 Nov
5,000c.Nov
1
'14^23
Refunding Water Bonds.
$30,OOOc_Dec 1 *14-'28
4Ms'10 Nov
5,000..Nov 1 '14-'23
4Ms*10 Dec
1,000..Dec 1 '14-'15
4M3'i2 Dec
2,500
1914-1918
3 Ms'06 J-D
Street
Bonds.
4 Ms'10 F-A
$4,000r_.Aug 1 '15-'18
Sewer Bonds.
~
4s
J-J
$9,500c... Jan 1 *14-'32
village Is in Wyoming County. 3.70s
J-J
150,OOOr.. Jan 1 '30-'39
Population 1910, 1,294.
4Ms'09 Jan
500
Jan
1 1915
Electric Light Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13. $220,000
4.40s'08M-S $19,OOOr—Sept 1 '14-32 Water debt
(Included)
84,000
4Ms'13 Jan
7,000r__Jan 1 '18-'31 Assess, val. (M act.), '12—2,784,250s
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$13.00
4Ms'06 Nov $l9,000c—Nov 1'14-'32
INT at Vlllag- Treasurer's office.
3.80s
Sept
16,800c
..1933
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913—$62,000
BARTON UN. FR. SCHOOL DIST*
Assess, val. '12 (M act. val.)_684,r>25
This district is In the town of Bar¬
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.00
ton, Tioga 4Cou ty (P. O. Waverly).
INT. pay. In Arcade at Cit .Bank.
4Ms'll Oct
$62,700c-.Jan 1 *14-'32
TOTAL DEBT Sept 27 '12
$66,000
ARCADIA UNION FREE SCHOOL
Assessed valuation 19112,199.799
DISTRICT NO. 2.
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$9.23
This district (P. O. Newark) Is In
1871.
Wayne County.
4.35s'12Dec $27,500r_.Dec 1 '17-'26
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912
$57,500
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y.
,
Assessed valuation 1911
2,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1911 ..$10.24
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank, Newark, In N. Y. exchange.
BATAYIA.
This village is In Genesee County.
1823.
Population 1910, 11.613.
Inc.
c.s
_s
ARDSLEY.
Paving Bonds (optional 1914), ' '
'13
$125,000..
1923
Sewer System Bonds.
•
—
'09
J-J
$375,000.-July 1*14-38
This
village
Is
In
Westchester TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909--$375,000
Assessed valuation 1909...6,660,054
County.
Incorp. Jan. 14 1896.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1909—$8.00
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
—[$34,000
1914-1932
~
i 15,000
1928-1942 BEDFORD.
This town (P. *0. Katonah) Is lo¬
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 T3__
$49,000
.
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.
Tax rate (per
1,354,640
$1,000) 1913.-$23,027
Population In 1910
.
__
-.537
—
INT. at Dobbs Ferry Bk., Ardsley
This
Cayuga Co.
cated In Westchester Co.
Inc. In 1700.
Highway Bonds.
J'ne $88,600r_.Tune 1 *14-'35
4.90s'06J'ne
83.OOOr.June 1 '24-'35
State Road Bonds.
4Mb
Mch
$7,058.08r Mch'14-'20
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913- $178,658
Assess, val. '12 (90% act.).8,167,844
Tax rate (perl Outside village.$11.87
$1,000) 12jInside village..
6.94
Population In 1910
-5,629
4s '06
M-N$305.000r_May 1 '14-26
INT. at Mt. Kisco Nat. Bank.
Suhwav (outstanding July 1 1912).
4s, 4Ms & 4Ms—
$60,961.03 BINGHAMTON.
Sewer (outstanding July 1 1912).
This city
Is the county seat of
4s, 4 Ms, 5s & 4.10s
".$189,457.15 Broome Co.
The
water-works
ar®
Disposal Plant Bonds.
estimated to be worth $2,000,000.
4s '09
$25,850.May 20 *14-'19
Street-Paving Bonds.
4Ms
38.500.Nov 17 '14-'35 4Ms'13 F-A $20,000.-Aug: 1 '1$-'19
School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-O $90.000...Oct l 'I3-*22 4s '07
17-*19
$40,000-Nov 1
4s '09
M-N 170,000r_.May 1 '14-30 3
Ms'08F-A
25,000 --Aug 1 20-'23
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '08
F-A
20,000..Aug 1 24-'27
4Ms
$4,607.76.Apr 21 *14-*21 3s *09
8,000
Aug 1 1918
4Ms
•
11,700 .Mch 29 '14-'22
Municipal Light Plant Bonds.
Extraordinary Expenditures.
4s *13
A-O $10,500——
4Ms
$52,565.June 15 *13-'41
Nurses' Home Bonds.
Fire House Deficiency.
3Ms'01 F-A
$4,000
Aug 1 1936
4s
$5,365-.Mar 6 '14~'42
Hospital Bonds.
Playground.
3 Ms'01 F-A
$6,000
Aug 1 1936
4Ms
$5,000-Apr 27 '14-'23 4Ms'13 F-A
55,000--Aug 1 '24-'27
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-11,248,340
(Subject to call beg. Aug. 1 1924.)
Sinking fund (water)
114,469
Library Site Bonds.
Water debt (included)
305,000 3Ms'02 M-S $15.000
Sept 1 1938
Aasess. val.^15 (M act.)_$21,723,111
Bridge Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$21.05 3s '89 • F-A $77.000—Aug 1 1929
Population in 1910
34,668 3 Ms
50,000-Aug 1 '31-'34
—
—
—
—
—
—
...
...
—
—.
INT.
Co..
of
on
water bonds at Merc.
Tr.
N. Y.; on school & sewer bonds
Tr. Co., N. Y.
1909 at Colum.
1912.-13,223,408
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912-..$29.14
INTEREST Is largely paid at the
National Park Bank of. N. Y.
City.
3 Ms'97
—
3 Ms'99 F-A
3 Ms'01 F-A
25,000-Aug 1 '3C-'31
40,000—--Aug 1 1935
50,000
Aug 1 1937
57,000
Aug 1 1939,
Bonds.
'15-'17
$25,000—Aug
*28-'29
20,500--Aug
'18-*27
100,000--Aug
3Ms'04F-A
Ci
ity-Hall
village Is In Livingston Co. 4s '96
F-A
Inc. 1853.
Population 1910, 2,053. 4s '96
F-A
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '97-8 F-A
4.35s'12A-0 $15,OOOr—Oct 1 '14-'23
School Bonds.
4.35s'12 J-J
6,000. .July 1 'l4-'32 3Ms'96'97$50,000--Aug 1 *20-'26
Water Bonds.
4s '09
A-O
15,000r.Aug I *14-'16
4 Ms'06 J-D
$26,800r_„Dec 1 '14-*36 4 Ms'10 J-D
50,OOOr.Aug 1 *20-'24
4Ms'08 J-J
41,333-July 1 '14-'38 4^s'13 A-O 375,000.-Aug 1 '26-'40
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'13 F-A
39,839.50--1921-1923
4s
Oct
$5,000r_-Oct
1 1915 (Subject to call begin. Aug. 1 1921.)
($1,666 67 yearly)
Contingent Fund Bonds.
4.40s'12 F-A
10,OOOr.Aug 1 '16-'35 3Ms'0i M-S
$6,000
Sept*14-'16
Refunding Water Bonds.
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-J
$ 12.500r__July 1 '14-38 3Ms'04 F-A $50,000..Aug 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Nov 20 '13. $116,633
Fire Department Bonds.
Water debt (included)
82,968 3 Ms'95
$15,000-Aug 1 *14-'15
Assess, val. (M act.) '13.-1,073,246 3 Ms'01
15,000
Aug 1 1936
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.93 3 Ms'll M-S
20,OOOr. Aug 1 T4-'16
INT. In New York exchange.
BOND. DT. June 20 '13-$1,034,340
—
AVON.
This
...
...
BABYLON
UNION
FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
4.35s'12 J-D $34,000—Dec
TOT.
1 '14-'47
DEBT May 1913...
$58,000
val. 1912--.
1,755,141
Assess,
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT. at Jamaica,
Utica
'12
$7.47
Southold
and
Savings Banks.
BABYLON UNION FREE
SCHOOL
This
district
DIST.
is
Floating debt..
69,205
Sinking fund
61.563
Assessed valuation, real__28,789,575
Assessed val.. personal
1.578,250
Special franchises
Total valuation 1912
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912
Population in 1910
INTEREST
BOND.
Water
Water Bonds.
3Ms
4s
ALBANY COUNTY.
County seat 1s the city of Albany.
Refunding Bonds.
4s T1
F-A $82.500r_Feb 15 '14-'19
War Loan (Refunding)
s-an $18,OOOr
Mch 1 1914
'05
This village is in Saratoga County.
1807.
Population 1910, 4,138.
This
6,668,675
.
98,374;
$65,500
1,451,000
8.40'
ARCADE.
Inc.
city is the county seat of
Inc. March 21 1848.
Paving (outstanding July 1 1912).
4s,4 Ms.4 Ms,5s&4Ms —$134,126.96
Water Bonds.
—
.$102,365,580 $96,183,723
Tax(per$l,000)
$21.60
$20.40
1905,
Assessed valuation 1912
419,955
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 —.$15,47
INTEREST payable at Bank of An¬
gola or Chase National Bank, N. Y.
6,686.453
4,865.850
6,529,365
6.911,685
.
paid
1913.•
1912.
Real estate_$83,811,880
$77,962,745
Personal
ANGOLA.
This village is in Erie
County. Inc.
1873.
Population 1910, 898.
Street Bonds.
;
4MsT2
$16,000.-Apr 8 '17-32
Water Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-D $55,000c__Dec 1 T5-'39
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13—.$71,000
AUBURN.
ASSESSED VALUATION
—
M-N $34.2iJ0r.Nov
others in Albany.
property owned
1913, $8,119,000.
3 Ms'00 M-N $21,000-May 2 '14-'20
Ms'03 F-A
17,500-Feb 1 »14-'23
4s *11
M-N
45,000r_Nov 1 '14-'31
4s''11
'14-'22
'14-'23
CITY PROPERTY.—Assess,
of
out
4Ms'12 A-O 123,500r--0ct 1 '14-'32
4Ms'13 A-O 100,000r__Oct 1 '14-'33
4Ms'13 A-O
8,OOOr..Oct 1 *14-'21
Intercepting Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-0$100.000r
Oct 1 1952
Land & Bldg. Acquisition Bds.
[s'12 A-O $34,200r__0ct 1 T4-'32
?ire-Truck House.
*14-'21
'14-'31
'14-'21
'14-'24
Public Bath Bonds.
3 Ms'01 F-A
$4,000 ..Feb 1'14-'21
INTEREST on Washington Park
bonds Issued from 1870 to 1880, and
on water bonds of 1877, Is
payable In
4Ms'12 M-N
79,800-.May 1 '14-'32
4Ms'12 A-O
67,7'<5
-1914-1932
4Ms'13 J-D
52,500r_June 1 '14-'33
School Bonds.
-
'14-'16
4s '08
4s '09
3 Ms'01
J-D
*14-'17
*14-'18
'14-'19
'14-'21
3Ms'05 F-A $39,450---Feb
Apr. 1 '12.
'14-'17
Public Park Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
$11,000-_Jan 1 '14-33
Stone House Impt. Bonds.
4s '13
J J
$5,000._Jan 1 '14-'33
'10
'11
„
$18,000
June 11914
12,000..June 1 '14-'15
64,000r_-Apr
67,200r_Mcb 1
J-D
4s '10
183,240r_ June 1
M-N
4s '11
41.400r_Nov 1
4s '11
74,800..Jan 1
1914 4Ms'12 M-N 145,800-.May 1
1916 4Ms'13 J-D 194.000r.June 1
1915
Special Water Bonds.
1917 3Ms'o4 F-A $24.750r. .Feb 1
M-N $155,000
M-N
49,000
6s '75
6s *75
4s'94
$55,OOOr..Yearly to'29
BALLSTON SPA.
,,
see
Albany is in Albany County.
In¬
corporated July 22 1686.
GENERAL BONDED DEBT.
M-S
_
Inc.
YORK.
divisions not found among the statements
"Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
ALBANY.—J. M. Foil, Comptroller.
Beaver Park.
given below
3)9
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
Assessed valuation 1912...
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
Comptroller in Albany.
CITIES,
'
■
xovii.
SI
on
1,292,144
31.659,969
$21.70
.48,443
city-hall and $148,-
000 bridge bonds In N. Y. City; on re¬
maining loans at City Treas. office.
•
NO. 4.
in Suffolk County.
4Ms'09 July $40,500r„Jan 1 'l4-'40
5s '07
July
2,500r„Jan 1 '14-'18
BRIAR CLIFF MANOR.
This village Is In Westchester Co.
Inc. 1902.
Population 1910, 950.
Street Bonds.
$66,000r_Aug 1 '14-'35
F-A $44,0001 $6,000
yearly
F-A
25,000/
Aug. 1.
4.60s'06F-A
4Hs
4.60s
Water
Bonds.
4.10s'09A-0
434s'10 M-S
is in Monroe County.
Population 1910, 3,579.
This village
1829.
Paving Notes.
5s '12
ann
$5,925--Aug 1
Water Works Bonds.
'14-'16
4.55s'12--$275.000r-July 30
3^s'03 J-J
$50,OOOr..Jan 1
S^s'OO A-O 157,5()Or__Oct 1
3Hs'05 J-J
90,000r_July 1
' 17-41
4s '11
...
...
-
_
-
—
—
___
__
_
1915-1927
4s *07
—
2,500
i-1915-1919
1,000
-1915-1916
5a
18.000
1915-1932
5s
6.500
1915-1927
4.40a
11.500
1915-1937
4.90s* 13 A-O
16.700—
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $193,700
4s *07
...
4s '08
5s.
—_
5s
5s
6.500.
...
-
4s *08
4s *08
4s *09
4s '09
4s *09
Assessed valuation 1912.--3,902,088
4s *10
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.-.$15.00
INT. on 4.20s & 4)4s of 1907 pay
4s *11
able at Farmers*
N.
Y.
Citv:
on
issues of 1908 in
Loan
in
1907 and alJ
& Tr. Co.
5s of
N. Y. exchange.
BBOOKHAVEN UNION FBEE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24.
This district is in Suffolk County
4Hs, 4.60s &/$5,500cl Part yearly
5s. JAJ—J-D\59,500rj
until 1921
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 '13.
$65,000
Assess, val. '13 (H
act.)
4,388,992
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--$10.30
INT. payable at Patchogue Bank.
Win. G. Justice,Comp.
city's
tax valuation is about six-sevenths
that of entire county.
Incorp. 1832.
Abate.Nuisance Ohio Basin Slip
3«s'02 J-J
$45,000r_July 1 '14-'22
buffalo.
Buffalo is in Erie Co., and the
Abate. NuIs.Clark&SkinnerCan.
3)4s'04 M-N $55,000r-Nov 1 *14-'24
Buffalo River Improve. Bonds.
4b *09
M-N $331,500r-.May 1 1939
Terminal Station Com. Bond.
4s '13
$10,000....July 1 1914
Refuse Utilization Plant Bonds
M-N $12,00()r_May 15 '14-T9
A-O
64,000.-Apr 15 *14-'21
Buffalo New York & Phila. Ref.
4s *10
J-D $85.000r.June 15'14-30
4s '10
J-D
85,000r_Dec 15 T4-'30
3)*s'll
90,000.-July 1 '14-'31
4s *12
—•
95,000--July 1 '14-'32
Underground PoIice&FireWires
4a '09
F-A $24.000r_Aug 1 '14-'19
4s '10
J-J
7.000r__Jan 1 '14-'20
4Ms'12 J-D
45,000r_June 1 '14-'22
.Tax Scrip.
4s '07
F-A$ 120,000r_Feb 1 '14-T7
4s *07
A-O •
8,OOOr.Oct 1 '14-T7
4s '09
F-A
18.OOOr.Feb 1 '14-T9
Elmwood Ave. Bonds.
4s *09
4s *11
-
4s '09
A-O
J-D
371,966.66r.Dec 15 H4
4s *11
Park
/$200,000o«fcrJulyl '15-16
150,000c &r_ July 1 1917
J-J
7s '71
50,000c &r_ Jan 1 1918
7s '71
100,000
July 1 1919
7s '72
100,000
July 1 1921
J-J
7s *73
95,OOOo &r_Jan 1 1923
J-D 100,000c &r_ Deo 1 1924
7s '73
J-J
7s '74
100,000c &r. Jan 1 1924
J-J
7s '75
200,000c &r. J&J 1 1925
J-J
6s '76
100,000c &r. Jan 1 1924
J-J
3s '86
30,OOOr
July 1 1926
3 Hs'87 F-A 120,000r_.-Feb
1 1927
50.000r..-Jan
1 1925
3)*8'90 J-J
200,OOOr
July 1 1921
3 )$s'91 J-J
3 Ms'94 J-J
100,000r.july 1 '24&'26
3 )$s'97 J-J
11,000r_. Jan 1 '14-'17
30,000r—Apr 1 1917
3 )*s'97 J-J
3 )4s'97 J-J
8,946r—Juiie 1 1917
11,OOOr.Deo 1 '14-T7
3 Hs'97 J-D
62,500r
1914-1918
3)4s'98 J-J
32,500r.Aug 1 '14-'26
3 Hs'06 F-A
20,OOOr.. .July 1 1928
4s '08
J-J
4s '11
A-O 160,OOOr.. Apr 15 1961
(Subject to call April 15 1931.)
4s '11
A-O 212,500r
Oct 1 1961
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1931.)
7s '70 J-J
A-O
owns
water-works property, consisting of
real estate valued at $2,308,975, and
personal property valued at $12,517,506.
The total resources of the city
June 30 1913, Including all prop¬
erty—real
and
personal—together
with other assets, were figured by the
Comptroller at $49,306,667 and lia¬
bilities at $31,680,095, leaving $17.626,572 as the excess of resources
on
225,000r_Apr 15 *14-*31
A-O
the amount of $702,985.64.
4,415.41.Oct 1 *14-'32
15 1933
*13 M-N.100.000r—Nov
Refunding.t
over liabilities.
$10.000r—-July
1914
ASSESSED VALUATION.
50,000r—.Jan 11916
1913.
1912.
1905. '
3Hs'96 J-J
100,OOOr...July 1 1916
$
$
$
3Ms'98M-S
15,000r_Sept 2 T4-*19 R.E.307478385 297746090 245813000
quo'oq a-O
3O,OO0r.Apr 26 '14-T9 Per* 28601720
27743160 20006700
3 ui'OO A-O
35,000r_Apr 25 '14-'20 Tot .336080105 325489250 265819700
ZZt'm A-O 36,000r_Apr 1 *14-'21
(Assessment nominal real value.)
^'02 I-D 45,000r_June 1 '14-*22 Tax(p.
3S03 m-S 100, OOOr _Sept 1 '14-*23 M) 22.4887
24-095
19.50
2a >04 j_j
5,OOOr
July 1 1914
Including special franchise valua¬
2a «04 M-S 10,OOOr—Sept 1 1914 tion amounting (1913) to $21,600,720
4!-nt a-o 20,000r_Apr 1 '14-*15
POPULATION—In
1910, 423,3 .^05 T-T
20.000r_July 1 *14-'15 715; In 1905, 376,587; in 1900, 352,
^ J_ 4
3Hs'05 J-J 76,666.69r.July 1 *14-*35 387; 1890, 255,664; 1880, 155.134.
3^s'06M-S. ,30,000r.Moh 1 *14-*16
3Hs*06A-O
15,OOOr. Apr 1 '14-*16
CAMBRIDGE.
4s *06
J-J
65,000r_July 1 '14-*26
This village is in Washington Co.
J-J
4s *07
140,OOOr.July 1 '14-*27
A-O 59,536.50r_Oct 1 *14-*28
4s '08
1 '14r'43
F-A
4s '08
75,OOOr .Aug 1 '14-*28
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1913-$36,000
J-D
4s '08
43,125r,June 1 '14-*28
Assessed valuation 1913
823,316
J-D
4s '08
75,OOOr. Deo 1 *14-*28
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
A-O 116,OOOr. Oct 1 '14-'29
4s '09
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *12.$28.01
F-A 160,000r_Aug 1 '14-*29
4s *09
1,52.8
J-D
40,000-Dec 15 *14-*29 Population in 1910
4s '09
INT. at Cambridge Val. Nat. Bk.
J-D
85,000r.Junel5 *14-'30
4s '10
J-J
90.000r.Jan 1 T4-*31
4s *11
M-N
90,000r_Nov 1 '14-'31 CANAJOHARIE.
4s *11
This village is in Montgomery Co.
J-J
45,000r_July 1 '14-'31
4s '11
Population 1910. 2,273.
A-O
10,000—-Apr 25 1937 Inc. 1829.
4s *12
Sewer Bonds.
78,708.33r June 1 1937
4MsT2 J-D
-er
,
3 Hs'94 J-J
3 )^s*96 J-J
~
'
<
,
!
*
1
'
6,218.16-Jan 21 1921
5,070r—Feb 1 1921
4<"i?13r/ f3°6n0d&.July
M-S 141,516r—Mch 1 1921
A-O lll.544r_.-Apr 1 1921
F-A 482,284r_..Feb 1 1922
A-O 121,410r—Oct 1 1922
J-J
17,669r—Jan 11923
A-O
25,961r—Apr 1 1923
66.500
Aug 1 1937
4S '12
J-J
M-N 383,824r—May 1 1923
4)is*12 A-O 111,000r_ _ .Oct
1 1937
F-A 124,445r
Aug 1 1923
4s '12.
M-N
5.000
Nov 1 1937
F-A■. 80.582r_.AUg 15 1923
4s '13
M-S
13,700
Mar 1 1938
F-A
83,486r
Aug 1 1924 4s *13
A-O
29,500—--Apr 1 1938
J-J
6,100r—July 15 1914
4)*s*13 M-N145.200r
May 1 1938
M-S
46,642r
Sept 1 1925 4s '13
A-O
23,700
Oct 1 1928
F-A 541,608r—Feb 1 1926
Public Health Bonds.
J-J
68,51 lr—July 1 1926
4s '13
A-O $28,000.
Oct 1 1918
A-O
81,971r—Apr 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
118,922r.._ July 1 1927
4s *11
J-J$ 154,824r__ July 1 '14-31
F-A
46,565r—Aug 1 1927
4s '11
J-J
49.500:-July 1 *14-'31
M-S 200,OOOr.fc.Sept 2 1927
A-O
Hospital Bonds.
25,643r
Oct
1 1927
M-N
3)4s'04 J-J
$27,500r_July 1 *14-*24
43,913r—Nov 1 1927
4s '11
A-O 200,000r.—Apr 1 1931
A-O
16.444r_-.Apr 11928
F-A
9,647r
Aug 1 1928
4Ms*12 J-D 200,OOOr...June 1 1932
J-D
60,OOOr... Dec 1 1928
4)is*12 J-D
50,000r_..June 1 1932
F-A
8,294r__Feb 15 1914
4Ms'12 A-O
50,000r—Oct 1 1932
A-O 300,OOOr. .Apr
15 1929
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
.
$90,000-Dec 15 *13- 30
A-O
40.500r...0ct
1 1929 } 4s '10
36,140.74r_Feb 1 1915
Refunding Park Bonds.
M-S
75,OOOr...Mch 1 1931
4s *10
J-') $42.500r_Junel5 T4-*30
A-O 250,OOOr—Apr
15 1931
Refunding Property Bonds.
A-O
9,200.-June 1 '14-'21
4s'10
J-D $28,000r. Junel5 '14- 20
3 15-16s
$21,000
1914-1927
Water-Works Bonds.
4.55s'10Aug$137,700c or rAugl'14-40
4.30s
„
—
...
4 l-5s
•
50.000.-—1915-1939
Street Bonds.
4.625s'll_—
$8,000
_—
1,000-- —1
1914-1921
1914
2,800
.1914-1919
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913-—$226,300
Assessed valuation 1910
910,000
Village tax (per $1,000) 1910_$11.50
5s
...
CANANDAIGUA.
.
,
Ontario Co. Inc.
1910, 7,217.
This village is in
1815.
Population
Water Bonds.
.
A-O $130.000-.-.Apr
4s
Street
Bonds.
1 1915
^
M-S $40,000—Sept 1 *14-17
3.65s'04 M-S
50,000.-Sept 1 '18-'27
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $230,000
3.95s
Total valuation
Tax rate
1912—
(per $1,000)
6,714,903
1907—$11.25
,
CANANDAIGUA UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
J-J
$b4,OOOr.Jan 1 1914-29
BOND..DEBT Oct 1913.$64,000
15 1929
4)£s'12 J-D
50,OOOr
June 1 1962 Assessed valuation 1913—4,639,908
School tax (per $1,000)'13- .$9,051 +
South Buffalo Flood Bonds.,
4)£s'13 M-N200,000r...May 1 1933
INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Tr.Co., N.Y
4s
13
30.000.—July 1 1914
3)*s'96 A-O $60,OOOr—Aug 1 1926
Tax Loan.
3Hs'97 J-J
13.000r„-July 1 1927
CANASTOTA.
4s '09
A-O >50,000
Oct 1 1914
Buffalo & Jamestown RR. Ref.
This village is in Madison County.
4s '10
M-S 100.000r.sept 1 '14-T5
3 Hs'94 J-J
$75,OOOr—July 1 1914
Paving Bonds.
4s '12
A-O
5,273.82-Oct 1 '14-17
3 Hs'95 A-O
77,OOOr...Oct 11915 5s '13
M-N$60,000
1913-1942
Schools.
33,750r_Apr 1 *14-'22
3 Hs'02 A-O
TOTAL DEBT May 1913- $169,000
3Hs'94 F-A$300,OOOr...Feb 1 1914
33,750r.Nov 1 '14-'22
3 Hs'02 M-N
Assessed valuation 1912—1,150,350
3 Hs'95 J-D
25.000r.June 1 '14-*15
7,500r ..Jan 1 1914
4s '04
J-J
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$23.40
100,000r_ Jan 1 '14-'17
3 Ms'97 J-J
7,5Q0r
Feb 1 1914
4s '04
F-A
Population in 1910
3,447
3'Hs'98 M-N 25.000r.May 2 '14-'18
4Ks'12 J-D 142,500r__Dec 1 T4-'32
3Hs'98 M-N 25.000r-..Nov '14-'18
4)£s'13 M-N 75,OOOr.May 1 '14-'33 CARTHAGE.
Mch T4-'19
30,OOOr_
T.
3H8'99 M-S
Bird Ave. Sewer Refunding.
T4-T9 !
This village Is in Jefferson County.
60,000r_ Dec 1
3^S'99 J-D
4Ms'13 M-NS238,OOOr.May 1 '14-33 Inc. 1869.
35,000r...May *14-'20
Population 1910, 3,563.
3 )£s'00 M-N
Ref. City Hall & Court House.
70,OOOr. Nov 1 '14-'20
Water Bonds.
3 )$s'00 M-N
3Hs'02 F-A $45,OOOr.Aug 1 '14-?22
90,OOOr. Feb 1 T4-'22 1
4s
J-J
$50,000c_.-July 1 1922
3 )4s*02 F-A
3^s'03 M-N
50,OOOr.May 1 '14-'23
67.500r.June 1 '14-'22
4Hg'07 F-A 110,000c...Feb'14-'35
3)4s'02 J-D
3Hs'05 M-S 110,OOOr.Sept 1 '14-'35
45,OOOr.Apr 1 '14-'22
4Hse*07 F-A 67,?00o„Aug 1 '14-'38
3Hs'02 A-O
4s '07
J-J
140,000r_july 1 *14-'27
75.OOOr. Mch 1 T4-'23
Sidewalk Bonds.
3)$s'03 M-S
4s '10
J-D 106,250.June 15 *14-'30
82,500r_Mch 1 T4-'24 *
4s
M-S
$4.000c. .Sept 1'14-16
3 Hs'04 M-S
4s *11
M-N 45,000r_Nov 1 '14-'31
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1'13$5,000
82,500r.0ct 1 '14-'24 1
3 «s'04 A-O
4s '12
4s *11
t~t^
J-J
W nnn"'FeTnlv Vial?
35,000—^July 1 1931
4)Is'12 F-A 250,OOOr. .Feb 15 1932
4s '12
J-D
14,400.-Dec 1 '14-22
4s '13
F-A
30,000Feb 1 1923
Turning Basin Refunding14- 30
Bds.
j_j
$i27,500r_July 1
4s -10
Sewer Bonds.
4s'09
J-D $115,000r_.Dec
4s '05
...
~
Bailey Avenue Sewer.
Assessment debt (add'l)—
15,200
3Hs'06 F-A 300.000r___Aug 1 1926
3 Hs'88 J-J $200,000r_. .July 1 1918
Water debt (additional)
230,000
3^s'07 M-S 100,OOOr...Sept 1 1927'
Street-Cleaning and
Garbage.
Assessed valuation 19131,527,200
3^s'07 F-A -'50,OOOr...Aug 1 1927 1
4Hs'13 M-N$150,000r_Nov 15 1918
4s '08
J-D 200.000r--_Dec 1 1928 !
(Assessment lA to 2-3 actual value.)
Playground Bonds.
4s '09
F-A 300.000r-..Aug ,1 1929
Village tax (per $1,000) 1913—$18.50
4s '09
F-A $50,000r._.Aug 11929
4s *10
J-D 200,OOOr..June 15 1930
4s *11
A-O
50,OOOr—Apr 1 1931
4s *11
A-O lOO.OOOr.-.Apr 1 1931
4)*s'12 J-D 100,OOOr
June 1 1962 CASTILE SCHOOL DI3T. NO. 1.
4s *11
A-O 100,OOOr...Oct 1 1931 •
This district is in Wyoming .Co.
Fire-House Bonds.
4Ks'12 F-A 200,OOOr. .Feb 15 1932
A-O $25,000c. .Oct 1 '14-'26
4s '08
F-A $19,014.15rAugl *14-28 5s *13
4s '12
A-O 142,500.-Apr 1 '14-'32
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Chicago Fire Relief Fund.
4)is'12 J-D 200,000r_..June 1 1932
Assessed valuation 1913—
773,410
4)is'12 A-O 500,OOOr—Oct
1 1932 3Hs'97 A-O $10,000r_-Oct 5 '14-'17 School tax rate(per$l ,000) 1913 $5.62
Elk St. Market Enlargement.
4Hs*13 M-N300,000r_.Nov 15 1933
1,200
3Hs'90 A-O $80,000r._.Apr 1 1920 Population in 1913 (est.)
Refunding School Bonds.
INT. at Bank of Castile in N. Y.
INT.—WHERE PAYABLE—Int.
4Hs'13 M-N$300.OOOrNov 15'14-'33
exchange.
,
—
—
^
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
A-O $15,000
Apr 1
$19,487.32r„-Oot 1 1914
4s *09
4s *11
—T
*11
outstanding on June 30
and local fund war¬
was
treasury
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
real estate estimated at $19,458,195; personal property valued at;
$7,435,634; total, $26,893,829.
In
addition to this total there is the
2 1931
-*■'12
4s
'14-'2«
'14-'20
'14-'25
F-A$171,OOOr,..Feb 1 1916
83,OOOr—July 1 1916
194,687r...Feb 1 1917
6,305r—Mch 1 1917
6,lllr—Apr 15 1917
151,456r—May 1 1917
145,987r—June 1 1917
73,380r—Oct 1 1917
27,722r_„Feb 15 1918
61,415r...Mch 1 1918
200,OOOr...Apr 1 1918
16,9l4r
Nov 1 1918
18.703r—Mch 1 1919
285,187r-_.June 1 1919
182,716r„.July 1 1919
75,455r__.Oct 2 1919
335,772r___Dec 11919
45,799r...June 1 1920
173,487r—July 1 1920
10,927r—Aug 1 1920
J-J
49,701r—Jan 5 1921
A-O 400,OOOr—.Oct
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s '09
F-A$120,OOOr.Aug 1 T4-*29
4s '10
J-J
17,000.-July 1 *14-*30
A-O
4s '10
85,000r_ Oct 1 *14-*30
4
J-J
F-A
M-S
A-O
M-N
J-D
A-O
F-A
M-S
A-O
M-N
M-S
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-D
J-D
J-J
F-A
1913
rants to
4)£s'12 J-D 800,OOOr—.June 1 1932
4)*s'12 A-O 300.000r„-Oct
1 1932
4Ms*12 J-D 112.500r—-Dec 1 1937
4s '13
A-O
23,700.---Oct 1 1938
4s *13
J-D 100,000
June20 1933
4Ms*13 M-N 100,000r_-Nov 15 1933
Qrade Crossing Bonds.
3Hs'96
3 hs'96
Sewer Bonds.
3)48*97
3.65s g s-an $54,000r—_$3,000 yrly. 3)48-97
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1 1913. $329,000 3)48*97
Floating debt
—„
5,925 3)48*97
Sinking fund
5,750 3)48*97
Assessed valuation 1913—2,418,440 3)48*97
Village tax (per$l,000) 1913—$19.00 3)4s'98
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y
3)48*98
3)48*98
bronxvillil
3)48*98
This village is in Westchester Co
3)4s'99
Inc. 1898.
Population 1910, 1,863. 3 )4s*99
Refunding Bonds.
3)48*99
4H»-5s —$8,000
1935 3)4s'99
4 Ha
7,420
-—1942 3)48*99
3 Hs'00
Road and Sewer Bonds.
4Jis'13 F-A
$8,400.-Aug 1 '18-'28 3)4s'00
3)48*00
Road Improvement Bonds.
4.60s'12M-S
$8,400r_Sept 15 '17-'20 3)4s'08
4.60s'12M-S 20,000r.Sept 15 '17-'36 3)4s'01
4.35s
8,500
1916-1932 3)48*01
4.45s
5.000
1914-1918 3)48*01
Village Hall Bonds.
3)48*01
4.60s'12MS
$5.000r_Sept 15 '17-'21
3)48'02
Sewer Bonds.
3)48*02
4.20s'06J-D
$2,000r—June 15 1914 3 )4s*03
4s
J-D
14,000r__Dec 1 *14-'27 3)48*03
4s
J-J
17,OOOr_Jan 15 '14-'30 3)48*03
4s
J-J
4.000r-Jan 15 '14-'17 3)48*03
4H»'07 M-S
500r
July 1 1914 1)48*03
5s *08
J-D
1, OOOr.. June 1 1914 3)48*04
4.45s'08 M-S
4,000r.Sept 1 '14-'17 3)4s*04
4.35s'09 M-S
5,000
-1914-1918 3)48*05
4.40s
6,500
4s *06
5s
1.200
1914 4s '06
4.40s
6.500
1915-1927 4s '07
4.40s
1.200
1914-1915 4s '07
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s *07
5s '07
M-S $l6.560r—Sept 1 *14-31 4s *07
there
15 1960
to call Feb. 1 1930.)
J-Dl .500,OOOr..June 15 1960
(Subject
4s *10
Hamburg Canal.
BROCKPORTT
F-AS500,000r_.Feb
4s *10
4^8*12 F-A $95,000r._Feb 15 1962
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1932.)
4s *12
A-O
43,900
Apr 1 1962
(Subject to call April 1 1932.)
4^8*12 J-D
60,000
June 1 1962
(Subject to call June 1 1932.)
4s '12
130,000
July 1 1962
(Subject to call July 1 1932.)
4s'12
67,900
June 11962
$72,000c.July 10'14-37
34,000r__Apr 1 '14-'30
20,000r_8ept 1 '15-'34
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13- $192,000
Oct 1 1962
Assessed valuation 1913---3,668,774 4^s*12 A-O 188,800r
(Subject to call Oct 1 1932.)
Village tax (per $1,000) 1913- 13.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.— 29.00 4tfs'12J-D 944,740r_.-Dec 11962
Subject to call Dec 1 1932.)
INT. on registered bonds payable
55.OOOr—May 1 1963
In Brlarcliff Manor; on coupon bonds 4tfs'13 M-S
(Subject to call May 1 1933.)
at Guaranty Trust Co.. N. Y. City.
4s '13
30.000.Aug 1 li>
4Ks'08J-J
Inc.
41
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
Mot., 1913.
4s '12
4s '12
J-T
1932
150,000----July 1 1932
4)is'12 A-O 135.OOOr-._Oct
Hertel Avenue Sewer.
3s *87
F-A$200,OOOr...Aug
City and County Hall.
4s '09
J-J$22.28888r.July 1
Buffalo Trunk Sewer.
3)4s'88 F-A $25,OOOr.Aug
30,OOOr.Aug
3 )*s'89 F-A
35,OOOr.Aug
3 )^s'90 F-A
15,000r_ Aug
3s *86
F-A
20, OOOr. Aug
3s '87
F-A
1 1932
1 1917
'14-'19
'14-T8
'14-'19
'14-'20
T4-'16
T4-T7
Water.
$275,OOOr..June 15 1914
3Hs'89 M N 225,OOOr...May 1 1919
3Hs'97 J-D
80.OOOr.June 1 *14-'17
3 Hs'88 J-J
37.500r__Mch 1'14-*23
2,500r—Aug 1 1914
3)*s'05 M-S 266.666.72rJulyl'14-'35
4s '07
J-D 500,000r_..June 1 1957
3 His'03 M-S
4s '05
F-A
240,OOOr.Sept 2 '14-'37
500,OOOr. .Apr 10 1958
1,500,000r_.Oct 10 1958
(Subject to call after Oct. 10 1928.)
4s *09
F-A 500,OOOr..Feb 15 1959
4s '09
A-O 500,000r_-Apr 15 1959
4s '09
F-A 500,000r_.Aug ' 1 1959
4s
'07
4s '08
4s
M-S
A-O
'08 A-O
gayable by CityBk., N. In Buffalo and
Hanover N. Comp. Y., as follows:
y
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re¬ CATSKILL, VILLAGE.
This village is in Greene Co.
Inc.
BabPop'n 1910, 5.296.
Bailey Ave. Mch. 14 1806.
Water Bonds.
sewer;
school bonds; swing bridge;
J-J
$51,000c—.1914-1916
market bonds;
plank road awards; 4s
Building Bonds.
Municipal Court building.
In Buf¬
J-J
$6.000o
1914-1919
falo only:
Deficiency loan; monthly 3Hs
local
work;
temporary
loans.
In BOND. DEBT May 8 *13- $57,000
both New York and Buffalo:
Buffalo Assessed valuation 1913—2,518,325
River; Buffalo trunk sewer; City and Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$13.34
County Hall;
grade crossing; park INT. payable at Catsklll Nat'l Rank.
and railroad; refunding; school; tax
loans; water loans; Hamburg Canal: CAZENOVIA, VILLAGE.
municipal building
(1913); school
This village Is in Madison County
bonds 1913; school refunding; street
Founded 1793.
Inoorp. In 1810.
In New
York only:
Volunter
^
lief; sewer bonds—Hertel Ave.,
cock
&
Seneca
streets,
_
cleaning.
TOT. DEBT, SINK. FDS., &c.—
Oct. 1 '13.
Nov. 1 '12.
4s
debt$30,487,095$29,369,492
3,710,110
3.115,038
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-N$41,300c..Part yearlyWater and Sewer Bonds.
4s
Tot. bd.
Sinking funds.
M-N $31,000c.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
1915
$72,300
(included)
41,300
Net debt.-.26.776.985 26.254,454 Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)-.1,229,150
Village tax (per $1,000) 1913-$10.00
Water
debt
.1,861
(incl. above) Oct.l '13.10,086,770 Population In 1910
INT. payable at Schenectady Sav¬
The sinking funds are all Invested
In the city's own bonds.
In addition ings Bank, Schenectady, and at Oa*eto the Indebtedness as given above, novia Na t Bank
Water debt
,
42
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
cedabhuest.
School Bonds.
J-J
$6,000r--July 1
Inc.
14-16
40,000r—July 1 1926
Fire Department Bonds.
3 Ms'02 J-J
$20,000r-_Jan 1 *21-'25
4Ms'10J-J
;i0,000r_Augl5 '17-T8
\ 6,000r__Aug 15 1928
Sewer Construction Bonds.
3s'99
J-J
$15,680.54r Janl '29- 31
3 Ms'99 J-J
40,245.88r Janl '32- 39
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
Deo $75,000r_ Dec 15 '14- 28
4s'95
Pop'n 1910,1,747.
Street-lmpt. Bonds.
4Mg'12
$30,000r_8ept 1 '17-'31
4.70g'13M-S 30,000—Mar 1 *18-'32
Drainage Bonds.
5s '12
M-S
$2,000r
Sept 1 1916
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913-$62,000
Assessed valuation 1913
1,350,105
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$5.60
INT. at Bank of Long Island, Far
Rockaway.
sa
This
village is in Monroe Count]
1869.
Population 1910, 1,938
Water Bonds.
Inc.
4 ^s'07 ann
4 Ms
July
$5,000r
1914-1923
14,000r
1914-1927
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Ms'07 ann
$4,000r
1914-1917
4Ms
July
3,200r—1914-1915
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms
F-A $15,000r
-1914
BOND.- DEBT June 1 '13$48,000
Floating debt
2,080
Sinking fund
27,295
Assess, val. (85% act.), '13 2,091,927
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$8.60
-
—
INT. in Charlotte and Rochester.
chatham.
This village is in
Water Bonds.
4s'83
J-J
$65,OOOc&r.July 1 1918
call July 1 1903.)
75,000r__-July 1 1920
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
4s '88
J-J
14,000r
July 1 1923
4s '98
J-J
l,000r_.._Jan 1,1914
4Ms'08 M-N / 5,000r ...Nov 1 1914
\
U0,000r_Nov 1 '16&T8
fl5,000rNovl'15,'17,'19
4s '09
J-J
(20,000r_Nov 1 *21-'22
l40,000r.Nov 1 '24-'27
4Ms'10 J-J
120,OOOr_Aug 1 '19&*22
\20,000r-_Augl '24-'25
Ontario St. Bridge Bonds.
4s *08
J-J
$9,000r..Jan 2 '14-T8
BOND. DEBT Apr 10'13
$783,443
Water debt (included)—
287,000
Tot. assessed val. 1912—12,640,386
City tax (per $1,000) 1912_._$16.20
State&Co. tax(per$l,000)'12_- 5.60
(Subject
4s '85
Columbia Co.
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
$90,000--Jan 1 T4-'43
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1913$90,000
Assessed valuation 1912
1,426,900
Population in 1910
2,251
INT. payable at State Bank, Chat.
4.40T3 J-J
cheektowaga.
.
This town is in Erie
to
J-J
INT.
on
water 7s at Nat. Bank of
$65,000 water 4s at Man¬
ufacturers' Bk., Cohoes; on $7,210 64
imp. bonds of 1902, imp. bonds of
1903, 1904 & 1905, and water 4s of
1909 at U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., N. Y.;
on all others at Central Tr. Co., N. Y.
Cohoes;
on
columbia county.
County.
County seat is Hudson.
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-D $56,OOOr_June 1 '25-'30
Sewer Bonds.
5s '12
Apr $64,400r_Apr
1 *14-'42
5s '13
A-O T 16,000.-Apr. 1 '14-'39
Court-House Bonds.
U6,000--Apr 1 '40-*47
3^s-02 M-S $85,OOOr_Mar 1 '17-'24
TOT. DEBT May 7 1913$64,400
4MS*09 J-J
60,000r__Jan 1 '20-'25
Assessed valuation 1912
5,250,000
4Ms'08 J-J
60,000c.July 1 '14-'19
Tax rate (per $1,000) '12
$7,114
Re unding Bonds.
Population in 1910
7,650
3Ms
Mch $25 000c_Mch 1 '14-T8
4 Ms'12 J-D $56.000r_June 1 '25-'30
chemung county.
Funding Bonds.
Elmlra is the county seat.
4s '99
M-N$30,000r.May 1 '.14-T6
4Ms'13 F-A $20,000r_Feb
1/15-'24 BOND. DEBT Nov
1'13$371,100
Road Bonds.
Floating debt-41,000
4s '06
Feb
20,000o..Feb 1'14-'17 Assess, val.
'12 (4-5 act.).28,997,994
4Ms*08 F-A
28,000c_Feb 1 '18-'20
Population in 1910—43,658
4Ms'08F-A
20,000c_Feb 1 T4-T7
INT. coupons a$ office of Treas.;
4Ms
Feb
17,675r__Feb 1 '20-'23
registered bonds in N. Y. exchange.
4Ms'12 Feb
8,995--Feb 1 '20-'21
Gen. county debt Oct 1913
$114,670 concord un.
free school
Assess, val.(80% act.) ,'12 31,305,936
dist. no. 1.
Population in 1910
54,662
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
This village is in
Orange Co.
Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 1,210.
Improvement Bonds.«
4Ms'13
$7,000
1
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$48,000c
1917
Road Bonds.
4s
J-J
$10,500c --.1914-1928
June 23 1892.
—
BOND. DEBT Nov 13 '13_$65,500
Water debt (included)
48,000
Sinking fund—
2,000
Assessed val. (M act.)
Tax rate
This district (P. O.
Springville) Is
inErieCo.
Pop'n 1913 (est.), 2,800.
4Ms'08 Jan
chester.
1912—426,400
(per $1,000)
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--$13.28
INTEREST
payable
direct
to
holders of bonds.
J-D
$50,000r
Electric Light Bonds.
4s
July $13,000r
Part yearly
4 MsJuly
4,000r
Part yearly
TOTAL DEBT May 6 1913--$57,000
Assess, val. 1912 (M act.),.864,857
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.
$9.50
INT. payable at Clifton Springs.
—
clinton county.
Plattsburg is the county seat.
4s '09
$22,000c.Mch 1 '14-'24
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J $104,000r_Jan 2 T4-'39
Asylum-Building Bonds.
4s '06
Dec $60,000c_—Deo 1 1921
Road Bonds.
3 Ms
Mch $i5,000c_._Mch '14-'16
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$28,000r_.Jan 2 '17-'23
-.-
BOND. DEBT May
situated in the town of
the same name, is in Steuben County.
City Bridge Bonds;
'
4s
J-J
'11 (M act.)_9,843,885
Ponulation in 1910
——48,230
INT. at City Nat. Bk., Plattaburgh.
cobleskill!
This, village is in Scoharie County.
1868.
Population 1910. .2,088.
School Bonds (Dist. No. 1).
Inc.
5s '13
F-A/ $10,000c_Feb 1
1 58,000c_Feb 1
'24-'52
F-A
$10,000
July 1 1946
80,000.-Apr 1 *14-*21
75,000c
General Fund Bonds.
A-O
1
—
(per $1,000)
1911 —$13.33
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
cohoes.
This
city is in Albany
County.
1870.
Pop'n 1910, 24,709.
Public Improvement Bonds.
Inc.
4s '04
J-J
4s *04
J-J
3Ms'00
3Ms'00
3Ms'01
3Ms'03
3Ms'02
3Ms*02
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
3 Ms'02 J-J
4s '05
M-N
J-J
7s
J-J
$20,000.-Jan '14 to '17
4s
J-J
40,000.-July 1 *49-'52
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913- $425,000
Assess, val. '13 (85% act.).9,133,168
City tax (per $1,000) 1913---$10.00
Population, city, 1910
-.13,730
INT.
Knick.
at
$43,281.28r_. 1914-1917
9,000.--Jan 1 T4-'22
36,906r_-^_Jan 28-'31
1925
4s
'04
J-D
.
^
^
$19,500---Deo 1
4s
'09
A-O
23,000--Apr
BOND. DEBT <3ct 29 '13-
Floating debt
—
Total assessed val.
1924
1 '27-'28
$659,761
27,957
1912--.8,646,565
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1913--$18.40
INT. payable in N. Y.
exchange.
dobbs ferry.
This
Inc.
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCH.
village is in Westchester Co.
1873.
Population 1910, 3,455.
Street Bonds.
4s'09
J-J
$42,000r__July 1
DIST. No. 2.
.
14- 34
Grading Bonds.
'
4.40s
39,000—Jan 1'13-'37 4s'09 J-J $10,000r__July 1 14- 33
4%s
18,000.
Public Park Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan
1913. $94,500 4s'09
J-J
$12,000r__Julyl 14- 25
Livingston Avenue Bonds.
cortlandt union free sch. 4s'09
J-J
$4,500r-_July 1 '14- 22
dist. no. 7.
Fire Department Bonds.
This district is in Westchester Co. 4s '09
J-J
$5.000r--July 1 '14-'33
4.10s
J-J
Sidewalk Bonds.
$94,000r_\Jan 1 '14-'61
3.95s
J-J
4s'09
J-J
50,000r_J
$18,000r__July 1 14- 31
3.95s
J-J
2,500—
1917 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913$91,500
3Ms
J-J
15,000
1926-1930 Assessed valuation 1911---5,479,180
3 Ms
J-J
1,000—.
1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 —-$10.00
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—
$162,500 INT.
payable at Tarrytown Bank.
Assessed val.
4Ms
___
$37,500)
—
—.
„
1912----...4,198,534
School tax
(per $1,000)
Population in 1913 (est)
1912—$9.90
"
dolgeville^
8,300
—r
This village Is in Herkimer and Ful¬
Inc. Mch. 17 1891.
INT. at Peekskill Sav. Bank.
ton counties.
Fire-AIarm & Sewer Bonds.
cortlandt union free sch.
4.20s'llJune $8,000r_June 15 '16&aft
dist. no 8
4Ms'13 Mar $1,450r.$100 yly beg '16
This district is in
Westohester Co.
(P
o
Water Bonds.
Pf»pir«?k-ni]
4s
4.35s'07 s-a $36,OOOr__Jan 1 *14r'31
4.35s'07 J-D
10,000r__0ct 1 '33-*37
3 Ms'02 J-J
10,000r
.1914-1923
4.45s
J-J
7,000r
Part yearly
4Ms'12 J-J
7O.000r_.Jan 1 *27-'49
-
A-O
$7,000c Apr 20 *14-'20
-1923
3 Ms
J-J
50,000c
Sewer Bonds.
—
3.90s
-
J-J
$31,500r_July 1 '14-*34
Paving Bonds.
4s'10
M-S $16.000r_Sept 1 *14-'30
4.95s* 13J-J
5,000r
1923-1934 BOND. DEBT Oct
10 '13- $113,950
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $143,000
8,000
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.).3,750,000 Sinking fund
Water debt (included)
57,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913
$9.50 Assess, val.
(60% act.) '13-1,389,867
INTEREST payable at Westches¬
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—$12.70
ter Co. Nat. Bank, Peekskill.
Population in 1910
2,685
—
-
—
„
INT.
cortland ville.
This
town
(P.
Cortland Co. and
O.
McGraw)
is
Bank;
in
4s at the Amer. Exchange
3 Ms by State Comptroller,
on
on
separated from
the city of Cortland In March 1899.
dunkirk.
Cortlandville pays 18.7% of the re¬
funding bonds and interest and the
Inc. 1885.
was
This city is in
Chautauqua County.
Population '10, 17,221. '
Water Bonds.
city of Cortland 81.3%.
Road Bonds.
4Ms\10 Mch $10,000,_Mch 1 T6-'22
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms
Mch $6,000
Sept 1 1914
3Ms
Mch 20.000—Sept 1 '15-18
4s
Mch
12,000—Mch 1 '14-15
Highway and Bridge Bonds
$4,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
$63,000
Assess, val. '13 (90% act.)_1,643,281
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
13.79
Population in 1910
3,155
INT. at Cortland Sav. Bank.
3 Ms
A-O
4s
J-D
$43,400--Oct 1 '14-'20
15,000.-Dec 15 '14-M6
Assessment Bonds.
,
$57,790
1914-1918
$12,000
118,395
Water debt.
63,400
Floating debt...
--'
61,471
TOTAL DEBT Oct 14 *13255,166
Assess, val. (M act.) '12—8,707,911
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$25.50
4s&4Ms
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 14 '13.
Assessment
debt
—
«.
—
INT.
at Merchants'
and
Nat.
Treasurer's
Bank of
office.
CROTON-ON-HUDSON.
This village is in
Westche ter Co.
dunkirk school district.
4s '08
M-S $80,000c. .Mch 1 '19-34
4s
J-J
33,000c
1914-1922
3Ms
J-J
16,000c
1922-1925
5s
J-J
$1,500—-Sept 1 1915 4s
18,000c
1916-1924
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913--$71,500 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $147,000
Population in 1910—
——1,806 Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)__9,247,239
Water-Works
4Ms
Bonds
$70,000
Oct
Streets and Bridges.
—
1 1934
Co., N.
Y.
_
School tax (per $1,000)
1913—$8.86
Population in 1913 (est.)
18,000
at Lake Shore Bk., Dunkirk.
croton union free school
dist. no. 2. •
•
INT.
$35,000r_Jan 1 14-'27
39,000r
($4,000 yrly. beginning Jan 1 1928.)
4Ms'09 Jan
18,000r__Jan 1 14-'25
Population in 1910----.—1,806
TOTAL DEBT Oct 11913$92,000
4Ms'07Jan
4.40s'08Jan
dutchess county.
Poughkeepsie is the county seat.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
J-J/$108.000r__Jan 2 *14-'31
\
l,000r._Jan 2
1932'
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)-2,466,683 3 Ms
J-J
65,000r_.Jan 2
1928
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913--$9.32 +
County House Bonds.
Population in 1913 (est.)
2,000 3 Ms
J-J
$37,500r_.Jan 2 '14-'28
INT. on 4 Ms at Peekskill Sav. Bk.; BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913
$211,500
on 4.40sat Home Sav. Bk. In Albany; Assess, val.
(85% act.) '12 59,645,968on 4 %s at People's Sav. Bk.,Yonkers.
Population in 1910--.-_87,661
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
3 Ms
—
Mch
dansville.
Mch
This village is in Livingston Co. east aurora.
This village is in Erie County.
Incorp. 1845.
Population '10, 3,938.
In¬
Paving Bonds.
corp. 1849.
Population *10, 2,781.
5s '12
J-D $43,400—Dec 1 '14-'33
Water=Ext. Bonds.
Water Bonds.
5s'13
J-J
$17,000r_July 1 '16-*32
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'96
$41,800r_Sept 1 '14-'24
3Ms'00
4,500r_Aug 1 '14-*22 4.30s'll J-J $lll,375r_July 1 *14-'40
4s'04
600r
Jan 1 1914 4.30s'll F-A
7,O00r.Aug 1 '16-'29
Sewer Bonds.
Water Refunding Bonds.
3.75s'04 A-O $72,OOOr_Oct 1 '14-'29 4.35s'll J-J
$50,000r_Jan 1 '16-'40
BOND. DEBT May
1913- $127,200 TOTAL DEBT Oct 5 *13-- $118,375
Assess, val. (M act.) '12—1,676,105 Water debt (incl.)
67,000
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_$12.46 Assessed val. (M act.) '13-1,658,770
Village tax rate(per$l,000)'13 $10.55INTEREST
deer parr.
payable
direct
to
This town is in Orange Co.
The holders of bonds.
city of Port Jervis having been a part
26,500r
1918-1931
30,000c ---.1932-1946
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-$64,500
Assess;val.'13(80-90%act.) 7,687,372
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--.$5.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
10,000
INTEREST on bonds of 1886
pay¬
able in Corning, on bonds of
1890 In
Cortland and on bonds of 1909 inN.Y.
corning
union
dist. no. 13. 4s
free
sch.
M-S
$ll,000c-Sept 1 '14-'24
5s '08
M-S
59,500c_Sept 1 '14-'50
BOND. DEBT Oct 23 '13$70,500
Assess, val. '12 (90% act.).2,659,775
School tax (per $1,000) 1912--. $9.04
Population in 1913 (est.)__-,__5,500
INT.
on
$12,000 bonds at Knicker¬
Y. City; on $60,-
bocker Tr. Co., N.
cornwall.
A village in Orange
County.
Inc.
Population 1910, 2,658.
Water Bonds.
4MsTl F-A $30.000r.Feb 1 '17-'31
1884.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913— $112,000
Water debt (included)
97,000
Assessed valuation 1913—1,22,3,880
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$14.32
INT. payable at Vll. Treas. office.
cortland.
This city is
Mar. 1 1900.
'09
A-O
A-O
4^'13 J-J
4s '09
July
,14-'16
$60.900
4 Ms* 13 J-J
'90
4s '09
22.200--Dec 1
A-O
Erie County.
In¬
1894. Popula. 1910, 3,921.
Village-Hall Bonds.
4.408'12J-J
$23,750r_Jan 15 '14-'32
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s'09M-N $67,000r__Novl '14-'34»
Improvement Bonds.
<
5s'06
J-D $8,000—June 30 14- 21
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913$98,750
Assessed valuation 1913 —3,154,895
Vll. tax rate (per $1,000)'13 $14.20 +
4s *09
4s
18,438.26r Jan(l '26-27
30,916.01* Jan 1 '23-25
9,040. June 10 '14-'21
26,805.85r Jan 1 '21-22
27,519.66r Jan 1 *19-20
7,210.64r_Jan 1 1918
28,028.20aMay '14-'23
4s *05
J-J
8,190rAug 20 '14-'2"3
4Ms'l2 J-J
31,243.51-Dec 1 '14-16
Grading Bonds.
3Ms'00 J-J
$2,426.67r.Jan 1 1937
Paving Bonds.
Tr.
corning school dist. no. 9.
4s g '86 Mch
$8,000r
1914-1917
'14-'25
Water 3 Ms (F-A)
$8,000
Street 3.95s (M-N)
45,500
TOT. BD. DT. June 1913- $123,200
Assessed valuation 1912...1,526,229
Total tax
4s
500 at First Nat. Bank of New York.
$12,000c_Feb
'05
Paving and School Bonds.
$90,000-.July 1 *20-'33
School Bonds.
.
This village Is In
corp.
___
J-J
A-O
*14-'23
Park Bonds.
4s '07
$15,000-July 1 '47-'88
Water Bonds.
4s
1913- $227,000
Assessed vals.
4s
xcvii.
depew.
1930
Apr 1
,
Dunkirk
This city,
$25,000.-July 1 '43-'45
River Bonds.
4s
J-J $150,000.July 1 *26to'40
City Sewer Bonds.
1916
•
J-J /$108,000
1 180,000—Apr 1 1940
Refunding Bonds.
„
,
corning,icity.
4s '07
4s
$70,000r__Jan 1 -l4-'58
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-.
$70,000
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)-1,100,000
1913—-$35.10
4s '07
INTEREST payable In Chester.
clifton springs.
This village is in Ontario Co.
Inc.
Mch. 1 1873. Population 1910,1,600
Water Bonds.
4s '10
3 Ms'01 J-J
—-
charlotte!
Water-Works Purchase Bonds.
,
„
This village is in Nassau Co.
Sept. 10 1910.
[Vol.
~
j
in Cortland Co.
Sewer Bonds.
A-O $13,500
Apr 1 1929
Paving Bonds.
4s
Oct
$8,000—Oct 1915-'18
J-J
4s
July
4s '07
J-J
4s '09
A-O
4s '09
A-O
4s '09
4s
A-O
---
of the town at the time the bonds be¬
eastchester.
low
were issued, that city is Jointly re¬
sponsible for the payment of same.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
3Ms
F-A$ 120,570c&r_Feb '14-'29
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1913- $128,000
Assess, val. (44% act.) '12-- 720,392
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$16.30
Population in 1910
1,696
INT.
at
Nat
-
Bank of
This town
(P. O.
Tuckahoel
Co.
Pop'n '10,
Fire-Engine Bonds.
4Hs
$8,000
Jan
Ditch and Drain Bonds.
3.95s'09 F-A $69,400r._Feb 1
Highway Bonds.
4s semi-ann
$9,000r_Dec 1
Westchester
Is In
6,422.
1 1922
'14-*36
'27-'289,000r_Feb 1 *29-'30
7,000r_Dec 1 '15-'21
4s semi-ann
19,800r
Apr 1 1914
($5,000 yearly.)
4s semi-ann $83,200r
Feb 1 1918
($5,000 yearly beginning in 1918.)
4 Ms
5,000.-Mch 1 '17-'21
5s '07
J-D
10,683r_Mar 1 '27-'2$4Ms
70,000__Jan 1 '24-'39
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $298,683
Port Jervis
4s
5s '07
J-D
deer park union free sch.
dist. no. 1.
4Ms'll A-O $52,000—Apr 1 '14-'40
4Hs'10 A-O
31,000—Oct 1 *14-'40
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—
$83,000
Assess, val. '13 (35% act.)_2,237,501
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$20.657
Population in 1913 (est)
10,500
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank of Assess, val. '11 (abt. act.)_6,186,381
Port Jervis in N. Y. exchange.
Tax rate (per/District
No. 1 .$20.40$1,000) ll\District No. 2. 20.70
INTEREST on $19,800 and $9,000delhi, town.
A town in Delaware County. Inc
bonds due 1927 and 1928 at office of
Mch., 1821.
Population *10, 2,815. State Comptroller; on $9,000 issue
N. Y. & Oswego Midland. RR.
due 1929 and 1930 at the Warwick
3 Ms
May $114,000r_„May 1 1915 Sav. Bank; on $83,200 Issue at the
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13— $114,000 Jefferson Co. Sav, Bank in Waters
Assess, val. *11 (66 %aet.)_-1,328,393 town; on the ditch and drain bonds at;
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910—$21.78 the First Nat. Bank of Mt. Vernon;,
---
Ino.
Pop'n 1910, 11,504.
4s '09
4s
—-
---
35,514.16-July 1 1921
211.27-July 1 1919
60,000
1914-1926
2,000
Apr 1 1915
7,000
Apr 1 1918
3,500- —-Apr 1 1919
5,000
Apr 1 1920
10,500
Apr 1 1922
10,000 —July 1 T4-'19
.--
'
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
other loans Mt.
Vernon Trust Co.
Street Paving Bonds.
4.30s'll J-J $60,000c
1916-1940
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$60,000
Assessed valuation 1912
956,560
EASTHAMPTON.
This town Is in Suffolk County.
hM-S B$65?000--Mch
1 '14-'26
BOND. DEBT Nov 10'13.
$65,000
Total assessed val. 1912—4,433,477
4s TI6
FREDONIA.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
village is in Chautauqua Co
Inc. 1829. Population 1910, 5,285.
Assess, val. 1913(85% act.)-2,311,808
Village tax
4s
(per $1,000) 1912.$10.96
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Falconer.
1912---$lo.00 FALLSBURGEL
Population in 1910
4,722
This town is in Sullivan County.
N. Y. O. & W. Bonds.
INT. at Eastbampton Nat. Bank.
(per $1,000)
Tax rate
'
4s J-J $28,000r_$4,000 yly aft.
1921
Highway & Bridge Ctfs.
EAST ROCHESTER.
County.
Population 1910, 2,398.
village is in Monroe
This
1906.
Inc.
Water-PIant Purchase.
4s g *09 J-J $102,500o--Jan
Sewer Bonds.
1 '14-'38
4.10g'09 J-J $41,500c. _ Jan
Water Main Ext. Notes.
1 '14-'38
5 T4-T5
$144,000
Assessment debt
2,000
Assessed val. CM act.)'13-.l,814.037
Village tax (per $1,000) *13-$13.36 +
5s TO
A-0
$2,000.-Oct
BOND, DEBT Oct 15 '13-
INTPREST payable at the Nat
Rochester.
Bank of Commerce in
ROCHESTER HIGH SCH.
EAST
4s Feb $14,000.$1,000 yly. after 1915
4s
•.
Feb
$3,000
$1,000 yly.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913—$82,000
Floating debt...
17,000
Assess, val. (1-5 actual) '13—636,485
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913$28.84
Population in 1910-.3,782
INT. payable by N. Y. draft.
— —
FISHKILL LANDING.
This
TOTAL
(P.
O.
Fishkill-onis in Dutchess Co.
Organ¬
village
Hudson)
1864,
eral Act of 1870, Feb. 26 1872.
Sewer
Apr $30,000.-Dec
DEBT...
incorporated under
Gen¬
Vil¬
lages of Fishkill Landing and Matteawan consolidated July 1 1913, form¬
ing city of Beacon.
ized
DISTRICT.
5s '11
Bonds.
1 T6-'36 3 Ms
(?)
—
F-A $64,OOOr
1914-1930
F-A
34,OOOr
1914-1930
St. Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'10F-A
$3,000r.Aug 1 T4-T6
Water Main Ext. & Repair.
4s '12
M-N$14,000—Nov 1 '14-'20
4s *12
M-N
1,000
Nov 1 1914
Deficiency Bonds.
4s *12
M-N $6,000—Nov 1 '14-19
.Water Bonds.
3.995
M-N
25,600r.Nov 1 '14-29
4s
Main
SYRACUSE.
This village is in Onondaga County
Inc. 1881.
Population '10, 3,274.
Sewer Bonds.
EAST
July $40.000r_July 1
July
24,000r -----
4s '03
4s
'05
(Part yearly beginning
Water Bonds.
'14-'29
July 1 1910.)
,
.
National Bank,
—
—
Fishkill Landing.
_s'13
$85,000.July 21
TOTAL DEBT.
--.
INT.
at
1910--
in
Salt
FONDA.
.
'18-'42
(?)
810
-
Springs Nat. Bank,
Syracuse.
County seat of Chemung
County.
Pop'n TO. 37,136.
Inc. 1864.
This village Is in Montgomery Co.
Inc. 1850. Population 1910, 1,100.
Mayor's Notes.
4Ms'12
$27.000--July 1 T4-'22
Redemption Bonds.
3 Ms'98 A-O $14,OOOr-.Oct 1 *14-*27
3Ms*92 J-J
189,000r._July '14-'21
3 Ms'01 M-S
15,OOOr_.Sept T4-'28
3 Ms'02 J-J
7,000r--July 1 14-'20
3 Ms'02 J-J
4,500r—July 1 '14-T8
4s '03
J-J
lO.OOOr-.Julyl T4~'23
4s *04
J-J
19,500r__July 1 '14-T5
4s '05
M-S
19,000r-Sept 1 T4-'32
4s '06
M-S 30,000r_8ept 1 T4-'36
Bridge Bonds.
3 Ms'95 A-O $90,000r. - Oct 1 '22-'24
3Ms'95A-0
25,OOOr—Oct 11925
4s '06
M-S
55,000r—Sept 1 1935
City-Hall Bonds.
3Ms*95A-0
$5,OOOr
Oct 11925
60,000r_-0ct 1 '26-'27
3 Ms'95 A-O
10,000r_-_0ct 1 1928
3 Ms'95 A-O
3 Ms'95 M-S
5,000r
Sept 1 1929
3 Ms 96 M-S
30,000r
Sept 1 1930
10,000r_-'-Sept 1 1931
3 Ms'96 M-S
School Bonds.
.Sept 1 1926
3Ms'01 M-S $25,000r_
50;()00r_june 1 '16-'20
4Ms'll J-D
4Ms'12 M-S 75,OOOr.Feb 1 '14-29
(Var. amts. yrly.; V. 95, p. 435.)
25,000r_Mar 1 '29-'34
4MsT3 M-S
Pavement Bonds.
3 Ms'95 M-S $40,()00r_Nov 15 '2S-'29
4Ms'96M-S
20,000r—Sept 1 1931
4s '96
M-S
30,000c &r_ Nov 1 1932
4Ms'13 M-S 135,000.-Sept 1 T5-'33
Park Bonds.
3Ms'01 M-S $16,000c—Sept 1 1926
Floating Debt Bonds.
3 Ms'00 J-J
S98,000r-.July 16 1930
Funded debt Oct 1913- —-$1,140,000
Assess, val. real astate___22,007,722
Assessment about 80% actual value)
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
INTEREST
at
lain's office, in N.
$13.68
City
Chamber¬
Y. exchange.
ERIE COUNTY.
County seat is Buffalo.
Road Bonds.
M-N $3L500r_July 1 '14-'22
J-D 210,000r.June 1 ,'20-'34
4s g '08 J-J
325,000r- July 1 '15-'34
4s '09
J-D 117,O0Or_June 1 '24-'35
4Ms'10 J-J
250,OOOr.July 1 T5-*36
(See V. 91, p. 1.67, for maturity.)
4Ms'll A-O 235,000r—Oct 1 '17-32
4Ms'll A-O
90,OOOr—Oct 1 1916
City, Co. Hail & Jail Bonds.
6s
M-N $25.000c_-_Nov 1 1914
Armory Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O $10,OOOr..-July 1 1916
3Ms*05 M-N 70,000r.Nov 1 *14+20
4s *07
A-O 250,OOOr.Apr 1 '20+29
3 Ms
A-O
20,000r._-July 1 1914
3 Ms
4s '07
,
.
$23,040r_July 1 T4-'31
4s
J-J
5,760c. July 1 *14-'22
Paving Bonds.
4s
J-J
$l8,400r.July 1 '14-'33
1913.$52;320
519,423
$14.00
Sayings
Bank, Yonkers, and the Nat. Mo¬
hawk River Bank, Fonda.
Assessed valuation 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
INT. payable at People's
FORT EDWARD.
This
Co.
Population 1910, 3,762.
village is in Washington
Inc. 1857.
Sewer
5s *08
Bonds.
$15,000.-July 1 T4-'28
J-J
Water Bonds.
$94.000-.Paving Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
$20,000- July 1 '14-'33
4.60sT2—_
16,606.67—
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 1912_$134,800
Assessed valuation 1910
1,147,237
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910--$16.81
-s
...
—
.
INT. at Ft. Edward Nat. Bank.
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 '13_$1,668,500
FORT PLAIN.
This village is in Montgomery
Inc.
1832.
Population
Co.
1910, 2,762.
Water Bonds.
'14-'26
'14-'23
3 Ms'02 July $13,OOOr.July 1
3.90s
Sept
10,OOOr.Sept 1
41,500r
.1915
12,000
--1918-1929;
J-D
4s
4.80s'13.__
-
RPORT.
village is in Monroe County,
Assess, val,
INT. is
1,596,075
$10.08
$24,000 paving
(60% act.).
1912
Tax rate (per $1,000)
payable
on
bonds at First Nat. Bank, St. Johnson $13,000 water bonds at Al¬
bany Co. Sav. Bk.; on $10,000 water
at Oneida Co. Sav, Bk.; on
$41,500 at Excelsior Sav. Bk;, N. Y.,
Home Sav. Bk., Albany, and Schen¬
ectady Sav. Bank.
■.
ville;
bonds
4Ks'12 A-O $40,000c
1925-1929
Public Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O
$4,500c
1925-1932
l,200r_1915, *19 &'22
4s g '04 F-A
$l,800r_..Sept 1 1914 4Ms'12 A-O
Street Bonds.
5s
J-J
l,500r
—1914
4Ms'09F-A
31,500r—1914-1920 3Ms'99 A-O $15,000r_-Apr 1 '14+19
4Ms'09 F-A
21,OOOr
1914-1919 3 Ms'00 A-O 16,OOOr. Apr 1 *14-'20
7,000r._ Apr 1 '14+21
5s g TO F-A
ll,550r_Aug 1 T4-'20 3 Ms'01 A-O
4Ms'12 A-O
15,030r—Oct 1 T4-'22 3 Ms'02 A-O «15,OOOr. .Apr 1 ,»14-'22
A-O
13,500r—Apr T14+23
4.80s '13 J-J 16,700r„July 1 '14+23 4s '03
4s *04
A-O
17,OOOr—Apr 1 '14-'24
Electric-Light Bonds.
A-O
12,000r_ .Apr 1 '14-'25
4s '06
J-J
$5,000r_ .July 1 '14-T8 4s'05
A-O
2,OOOr ..Apr 1'14-'15
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13. $153,800 4s '06
A-O
48,OOOr —Apr l*14-'29
Water debt (included)
45,000 4s '09
498.64—
Assess, val. '12 (40% act.).1,728,690 -s *09
47,502.12
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912..$20.00 -s'10
Fire-Department Bonds.
INTEREST on water bonds is pay¬
4s '06
A-O
$4,000r. .Apr 1 '14-'17
able in N. Y. City; on school bonds at
Lake Front Bonds.
the Comptroller's office, Albany; on
_s
$14,000
other bonds in Fredonia.
City-Hall Bonds.
4s *09
A-O $8,000r_.-Apr 1 *14-'17
FREEFORT.
5s '13
80,000——. 1914-1930
This village is in Nassau County.
Water Bonds.
Inc. 1892. Population 1910, 4,836.
4s *96
A-O$140,000c.-Oct 26 1926
Light Bonds.
4Hs'll A-O
50,000c_Apr 1 '23-'31
4.10s'09J-J
$15.000—July 1 T4-'28
4Ms'll A-O
62,OOOc__Apr 1 '19-'23
4 Ms'll J-J
10,000—July 1 *16-'25
4Ms'll A-O
18,500-3.45s
—
5,500—July 1 T4-'24
Sewer Bonds.
4s
9,500. .July 1 T4-'23
4s '96
A-O $88,000c-__Sept 1 1916
4.45sT2M-S
15,000—July 1 *16-'30
Conduit Bonds.
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
4s '06
A-O $500r
Apr 1 1914
4 Ms'll J-J
$6,000—July 1 '16-'27 TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 1913--$881,764
4s
3,500
—
Sinking fund..
57,536
Road Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912—9,376,689
4Ms'll J-J
$50,000..July 1 '15-'39
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911--$14.52 M
4.45s'12M-S
15,000—July 1 '17-'31
INTEREST is .payable part at the
Water Bonds.
4.10s'09J-J
$10,000—July 1 *14-'23 City Treasurer's office, part at the
4Ms'll J-J
10,000—July 1 T6-'25 Nat. Bank of America and part at the
4.45s'12M-S
5,000—July 1 *16-'20 Nat. Bank of Commerce, New York.
-
—
—
—
—-
.
.
„
—
Population '10, 2,141.
3,000—July 1 '14-T9
52,500
Jan 1 1919
...
—.
GERMAN FLATTS
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-_$207,500
Assessed valuation 1913-—4,460,747
rate (per $1,000) 1913—$10.40
INTEREST payable at Freeport.
Tax
FULTON.
1902) is in
Oswego County and includes the old
villages of Fulton and Oswego Falls.
6s.
Sept $8,866.38
("In or before Sept. 1916.")
Stand Pipe Constr. Bonds.
4M+13 A-O $30,000.-Oct 1 *14-'23
This
(Incorp.
city
in
Herkimer County.
High School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $67,500c
1916
J-J
5,000r._.Jan 1 1935
4s '05
J-J
15,OOOr.Jan '20'25&30
4s '06
J-J
5,000r__.Jan 1 1936
—
4s '05
4s '09
J4,000r_Jan 1 T8&'23
(6,OOOr.Jan '28 & '33
5,OOOr. .Apr 1 '14-'53
2Q,OOOr—Jan 1 *30-'39
18,000r_Aug 15 T4-'31
J-J
4s '06
.
A-O
4;35s'10J-J
4 Ms'll F-A
Water Bonds.
3.40s
J-D $ 128,000c. June 1 '14-'29
4.45sT2A-0
23.750r_Oct 25 T4-'32
Street Improvement.
I
4s '09
M-N $34, OOOr .May I 1 '19-'35
6s '10
July
6,238.24
...19l6
(Subject to call.)
.
4Ms* 13 J-J
$95,000r_.Jan
TOTAL DEBT
—
—
INT.
at Ilion
1 '18-'48
(?)
Nat. Bank in New
York exchange.
.
SEWER DISTRICT.
Situated in Town of Oyster Bay.
GLEN COVE
Sewer Bonds.
4s'12 M-S
4s
UNION FREE
1.
is in
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
This district (P. O. Ilion)
Bridge Bonds.
4.30s'HM-N$76,000r_Nov 5 *14-'41
4.70sl3A-O
18,525.57 Oct 15 '23-40
„
$138.000.Sept 3 '17-39
BOND. DEBT Nov
1913—$138,000
GLENS FALLS.
This
city is in
Inc.
1839.
Warren County.
Population 1910, 15,243
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'09 Feb $25,000o
Sewer Bonds.
4s
1914-1916
^
$6,000c.Nov 19 14-15.
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
'06
M-N
_
4Ms'12 F-A$l 17,000-Aug
Water Bonds.
4s
'91
J-J
31 '17-'28
1914-1917
$20,000c
4Ms'09 J-J
50,000c - July l.'16-'20
Village Hall Bonds.
3 Ms'00 J-D
$55,260c Y'ly to J'ne'29
BOND. DEBT May 12 '13 $196,800
Water bonds (incl.)
115,000
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)—6,332,700
4MsT3M-N$50,866.23rMay l'31-'43 City tax'(per $1,000)
1912—,—$18.20
School Bonds.
M-N
$7,680r_June 1
INTEREST payable in Glens Falls
*14-'20
4s
M-N
2,520r__iPart yearly
4Ms'12
22,000..-Oct 1 '20-'41 GLOVERSVTLLE.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912.-$553,462'
Gloversville is in Fulton County.
Water debt (included)136,000 Incorp. a city Mch. 19 1890, having
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '11—5,223,000 theretofore formed part of the town
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911—
of Johnstown.
East Side.
$28.67
Local Improvement Bonds.
West Side..
28.57
Outstanding Oct. 6 1913.
'14-T7
Population in 1910._
.10,480 4Ms
. Feb
$55,750c.Feb
'14-'18
50,000.-Apr
INTEREST
on
sewer
bonds of 4Ms'13 A-O
Bridge Bonds.
1906 and 1911 payable at the Citizens'
4s
—
Nat;
of
N. Y.;
at
U.
S.
County.
Population 1910, 3,303.
This village is in Herkimer
Inc. 1862.
Street
Bonds.
$2,000--Sept 1 '15-'16
2,000. .Oct 1 '16-T7
4Ms'12 Sept
3,000.-Sept 1 '20-'22
5s'13
Sept
7,000
—1914-1917
Water Bonds.
3.50s
Nov $53,OOOr
.1922
4.95s'10 Sept
5s
Sept
on sewer
Mtge.
&
.....
1914-1921
4.30s'll Sept$60,000r_.Sept 1
4.95s'13Sept
18,000
'16+43
...
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '13—$153,000
Water debt
(incl.)
53,000
Assess, val. '13(80% act.). 1,425,768
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.—$10.00
INT. on electric light 3 Ms at First
Nat. Bank, Frankfort; on water 3Ms
in Albany.
...
FRANKFORT UNION FREE SCH.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Malone is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
'27-'36
Water Loan.
the street bonds of 1909 at
3 Ms'92 J-D
Chamberlain's office.
on
$5(),0Q0o—Dec
1 1917
Refunding Bonds
M-N $28,OOOr—May 1 1922
Department Bonds.
Deficiency &
at
People's Bk.,Johnstown.
—
Electric Light Bonds.
M-S $8,OOOr
Sewer Bonds.
3.50s
*14-'26
bonds 4Ms'12 M-N$9,500c..Nov
4Ms'13 MtN lO.OOOc.Nov
Tr.. Co.,
FULTON COUNTY.
County seat is Johnstown.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4s *09
A-O $70,000c.Feb 10 *20-'26
5s *12
J-D
35,000—June 1 T5-T9
BOND. DEBT April 1913
$105,000
Total assessed val. 1912—16,563,523
INT.
,
—
—
Pulton;
Bank,
1910
the City
__
in Ontario County.
Popula. '10, 12.446
1914-1924
3 Ms
A-O
$4,OOOr
Street Bonds.
FRANKFORT.
Bonds.
'13 July $40,000r„July 1 T4-'43 4 Ms
M-S$400.000r_Mch 1 *21-'60
rALDEBT.
(?)
4 Ms*12 Apr
33,000r„Apr 1 '17-'41
ulation in 1910---3,112 4Ms'13 M-S 100,OOOr
Mch 1 '15-24
sfT. at office of D. C. Becker, BOND. DEBT July 1913-.$533,000
Assessed valuation 1912-.12,738,959
Population in 1910
45,717
INT. on bonds of 1913 at Peopl »'s
FALCONER.
This village is in Chautauqua Co. Nat. Bank, Malone; on others at City
Nat. Bk., N. Y., in N. Y. exchange..
ewer
1891.
is
city
Special Appropriation Bonds.
^
DIST. NO. 9.
355,257,925
1914-1943
Total valuation 1913
386,329,932 4.90s'13Jan $45,000r
($8,000 as'm'dby N.Y.C.&H.R.RR )
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
State&Co.tax(per$l,000)T3 $4.89 + TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913—$53,000
Assessed valuation 1912
1,423,398
Populatlon in 1910
528,985
Population in 1913 (est.)
3,800
INT. at Co. Treas. office.
inc.
$7.22
—.
Street Paving Bonds.
4 Ms
A-O $24,000-.1914-1938
BOND. DEBT May 5 *13.
$90,500
Assessed val. real est *13
his
This
Inc. Jan. 1 '98.
J-J
~
~
F-A $22,500c.Aug 1 '14-'22
M-S
20,OOOr...Sept 1 1930
School Bonds.
4s
J-D $22,OOOr
1914-1935
Building Bonds.
Water Bonds.4s
BOND. DEBT March
~T
ELMIRA.
$61,800
(per $1,000) 1913
GENEVA.
4s
5s
in Onondaga Co.
Bonds.
Population
Tax rate
Water Bonds.
4s
EASTWOOD.
Sewer
This
...
Fire-House Bonds.
1 '14-'31
$45,000 4Ms'06 M-N $500r
—May 1914
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913.$157,700
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.)_ 1,445.880
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.-$18.20 Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)__1,894,513
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912-$17.82
Is payable at the Trust & Deposit Go.
Population in 1910
—3,902
INTEREST
is payable at
of Onondaga In Syracuse.
First
4.65s'07 July $9.000c_July
BOND. DEBT July 2 1913
This village is
43
YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
NEW
Nov., 1913.]
GEDDES.
A town (P. O: Solvay) in Onondaga
Co.
Population in 1910, 5,959.
4MsT2 F-A $60.000.-Feb 1 '15-'34
Bridge St. Exten. Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $27,000.-Sept 1 *35-'43
BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1913—$87,000
Assessed val.1912—
6,717,188
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk.,
4s
'97
Fire
3Ms'02 Aug $25,OOOr...Aug
School Bonds.
1 1932
„
$12,OOOr_Oct 1 14-16
50, OOOr .Sept 2 16-26
'08
M-S,
25,OOOr.Sept 1'26-'31
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
3Ms'06 A-O
4 Ms
M-S
4s
4s '95
Apr 1 1915
A-O$14,000c
3Ms'97 F-A
27,OOOr—Feb 11917
Ms'll Apr
15,000c.Apr 1 '14-6-8
4Ms'13 Apr
20,000r.Aprl 15-21
Sewer Bonds.
4s '05
M-N $250,OOOr..Nov 1 1945
4
*
„
100,000c_.May 1 1941
1913---$676,000
(add'l)
105,750
Water debt (included)
100,000
$7.37 Sink. fd. (local imp. debt)-2,395
N. Y.
GEDDES UN. FR. SCH. DIS.NO.2
4Ms'll M-N
GEN. BONDS Oct
Assessment debt
Assess, val. (M act.) '13—9,808,741
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$15.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913— 36.00
O. Solvay) in Onon¬ Population in 191020,642
Pop. 1913(est.), 6,000.
INTEREST on water, railroad, de¬
A district (P.
daga County.
4Ms
J-D $39,OOOr—$2,000 y'ly ficiency, bridge and local improve¬
4Ms'12 A-O 150,000c.-Oct 1 '14-'38 ment bonds payable in N. Y.; on all
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913.._$189,000 other issues at Chamberlain's office.
Assessed valuation 1912
6,116,770
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk.,
$8.50
N. Y.
GENESEO.
is in Livingston Co.
Population in 1910, 2,067
Water Bonds.
This
village
Inc. 1872.
GOSHENUN.FR. SCH.DIS. NO.8.
This district is in Orange County
4Ms'10 J-D $54,OOOc_J'ne 15
TOTAL DEBT
hine
15
'14^30
'13--54.000
Assess, val. '12 (M act.) —1,384,725
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-.$14.30
3Ms
July $25,000c__.June 1 1917 Population in 1913 (est.).^—^..3,500
INT.
at Goshen National Bank.
4+')s'12July
10,000
Bridge Bonds;
5s
13
M-S $16,800
1916-1932 GOUVERNEUR.
This
Town-Hall Building Bonds.
village is in St.
Lawrence
4Ms'07 July $14,OOOr.July 1 '14-'27 Co. Inc. Sept. 1850. Pop.'10, 4,128.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4 Ms'll Oct $12,800...Oct 1 '14-'21 4Ms' 12 A-Oj $7,200r..Oct 1 '14-'m
'
.
44
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
QOUVERNEUR.
hempstead union free sch.
Sewer Bonds.
(Con.)—
Water-Works Refund. Bonds>
4Ks'10 J-J
$39,000c.July 1 '14-'32
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$46,200
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_1,883,405
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1912
$7.75
INT. on 4Ms at First Nat. Bank,
Gouverneur; on 4Ms at Hanover
Nat. Nank, New York. \
$40,OOOr..July 1 '15-'34
4 Ms'11 J-J
5s
F-A
1914-1915
5s '13
J-J
10,000--July 1 '25-'29
Street Bonds.
.
4.30s
J-J
$42,000
July *14-'27
5s '13
J-J
30,000.-July 1 *17-'36
2,000
,
Park Bonds.
4.35s'12 J-J $18,000.-July 1 '15-'26
5s '13
J-J
12,000-July 1 '27-'34
BOND. DEBT June 1913- $158,000
Assessed valuation 1912—3,879,770
Assess, val. 1913 (est)
4,000,000
granville.
This village is In Washington Co.
Highway Bonds.
•
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.
$12.00
5s '13
Sept $30,700
1914-1943
INT. on $2,000 sewer bonds at
Water Bonds.
4Hs
Jan $33,000r
1914-1946 office of Village Treas.; on others at
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$64,000 First Nat. Bank, Hastings-on-Hud.
Floating debt..
6,500
Assessed valuation 1913
1,200,000
haverstraw.
(Assessment about 2-3 act. value.)
This village is in Rockland County.
Population in 1910
3,920 Inc. 1854.
Population 1910, 5,669.
INT. payable in Granville.
—r
—
M-N
$150,OOOr.May 1 '14-'34
18.360r
...
4Ms'12 M-S
4.12s
Highway
4a
Improvement, Bonds
—
4s
T9*" J-J° $60,000c .Sept
1 '14-'37
9,000c_Sept 1 *14-'22
4Ms'12 Sept
This town is in Westchester Co.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1'13—
$72,500
Assessed valuation 1912—2,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000)
4.40s
haverstraw
1913—$14.50
INT. at People's Bk.,
Haverstraw.
—
$27,000.-Aug 1 *17-'31
Funding Bonds.
4s '04
F-A $79,00Qr
Aug 1 1924
Elmsford Drainage Bonds.
4Ms*09
$59,000—-Oct 6 *14-'31
4.85s'10A-O
8,100. _$450 yly Oct 6
Warburton Ave. Ext. Bonds.
4s
$149,OOOr
1914
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13-—$673,050
Assess, val. '11 (abt. act.) 37,687,902
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$15.00
Population in 1910---23,193
---
greenburgh union free *
school dist. no. 2.
4Ms'10 J-J $170,000c..Jan 1 '14-'47
4Ms'12 J-J
12,000c--Jan 1 *15-'26
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13
$182,000
Assessed valuation 1912_$12,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$4.64
INTEREST payable at Irvington
Nat. Bank In New York exchange.
union
free
school district no. 1.
5s '10
J-D $46,750r_Y'ly on Dec 1
BOND. DEBT Oct 10 '13$46,750
Assess, val. (60% act.) '13.2,377,800
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$12.20
Population in 1913 (est.).
7,000
INT. at People's Bk.,
Haverstraw.
125.000r.Sept 1 *17-'41
This
village is in
1853.
Inc.
Qawpp
Nassau County.
Population 1910, 4,964.
Ronnc
$250]000r_July 1 T6-'49
Building Bonds.
4.20s'll J-J
$27,OOOr..July 1 '14-.31
4.20s'11 J-J
Park Bonds.
4.20s'll J-J
$8,100r.July 1 T4-'19
Water Bonds.
$1,800—May 1 '14-*19
3 Msg
4,200—May 1 T4-'27
4s '09
1,000
Aug 1 1914
4s '09
6,000—Aug. 1 '14-'19
3 Ms g
M-S
5,000_-Sept 1 '14-'21
4Ms'13 M-S
18,000_Sept 15 *16-'24
BOND. DEBT May 6 *13- $333,500
Assessed valuation 1912- —3,913,770
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.30
3Msg
M-N
M-N
—
greenburghun.fr.dis.no.4.
4Ms'll J-J
$54,000c
Jan 1 T4r'40
-s
54,000.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$108,000
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)5,404,385
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—_$6.29
Population 1913 (est.)
5,000
—
---
Hastings-on-Hudson in N. Y. exch.
dist. no. 20.
4.20s'10 J-J $35,000r__Jan 1 '14-»48
5s
•
J-J
4s
J-J
lO.OOOr.Dec 31 '15-'34
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-2
$52,000
Assessed valuation 1913
2,021,906
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$10.80
Population in 1913 (est.).
4,000
INT. payable at L. I. City Bank,
Rockvllle
Centre
Bank,
Oswego
Bank and Greenburg Bank.
hempstead union free sch.
dist. no. 21.
4s'91—J-J
$7,800c
4s *95—J-J
7,000c
4s '05
J-J
1914-1920
1914-1920
2,000c
1921-1924
30,000c&r__ 1921 -1935
4.60s'08 J-J
4Ms'09 J-J
l,500r
1914-1916
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913$48,300
Assessed valuation 1912—-3,356,505
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$9,375
Ponulation in 1913 (est.)
3.900
Far Rockaway Bank and Union Sav¬
ings Bank of Patchogue.
hempstead union free
school district no.
5s'13
24.
$24,000—July 1 '18-'41
4Ms'07
28,OOOr.,Jan I '14-'27
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913—
$52,000
Assessed valuation 1912-— 1,395,801
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_—$8.50
INT.
the
payableiat the
Lynbrook Nat. Bank and Poughkeepsie Savings Bank; on the 5s of
1913 at Bank of Rockville Centre; on
others in Far Rockaway at the Bank
of Long Island.
on
4M8
hempstead common school
district no. 23.
5Ms'13 Aug $65,000--Apr
hempstead, town.
(inc. April 17 1784) 4s
in Nassau Co., but was formerly
Queens Co., then including Far
Rockaway,
Hempstead,
Inwood,
Lawrence, Rockaway Beach and Seaford villages.
On Jan. 1 1898 that
portion of the town lying "westerly of
a straight line drawn from the south¬
easterly point of the town of Flushing
through the middle of the channel
between Rockaway Beach and Shel¬
ter Island, in the county of Queens,
to the Atlantic Ocean," became part
onNew York City, under the Greater
New York Charter.
This boundary
Turnpike Bonds.
was' changed
by the Legislature in
3Ms'01 F-A $lO,000c.Feb 1 '14~'18
April 1899, and the new boundary is
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-—$290,500
that portion of the old town of Hemp¬
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)_.12,947,633
stead "bounded on the east and north
Population in 1910
30,214
by the east and north bounds of the
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
former village of Far Rockaway, and
on, the "east
by a line drawn due
hamburg union free sch. north from the northwest corner of
said village to the south line of the
dist. no. 1.
town of Jamaica", as it existed on the
This district is in Erie County
4Mg'10J-J
$45,000r-Jan 1 '15-'39 thirty-first day of December 1897,"
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '13$45,000 The bonds given below are those re¬
Assess, val. (60% act.) '13-1,527.074 maining as. a debt against the town
Sobool tax (per $1,000) 1913—$11.13 after assigning to New York City the
Population in 1913 (est.)
3,500 portion belonging to it according to a
■PNT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y decision of the Supreme Court of the
in
hamilton county.
Lake Plea.sant is the
County seat
Funding Bonds.
5s '10
J-D$125,000c_ June 1 '21-'40
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910—$145,000
Assessed valuation 1910
4,030,000
Population in 1910----
—4,373
,
INTEREST
at
Northville
In New, York exchange.
Bank
Judicial
District
at
Albany
Dec. 9 1899.
See V. 69, p. 1357.
Road Bonds.
4s
J-J
$293,000c&r_July 1 1923
Almshouse Bonds;
4 M£'. 11 M-S $26,000r_M&S 1 '14-'26
BOND. DEBT Mar 31 '13
$321,000'
Assessed valuation, real..60,713,235
Assessed val.,.personal... 1,196,'357
Total valuation 1913
62,703,192
(Assessment about 05% actual value)
1911 ——$8.60
Total tax (per $1,000)
harrietstown union free
Population in 1910
sch. dist. no. 1.
INT.
This district is In Franklin County.
4Ms'09 A-0 $31,000r__Apr 1 '14-'44
4Ms
J-J
5,500r_.Jan l '14-'24
5s
J-J
500r
July 1 1914
4«s'09 J-J
14,000r. .July 1 '14-'27
5s'13
M-S
28,000--Sept 1'14-'41
BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '12$54,000
Sinking fund
5,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-5 act.).1,861,448
Sohool tax (per $1,000) 1910--$19.10
Population in 1912 (est.).
5,500
INT. payable at Adirondack Nat.
Bank, Saranac Lake, in N. Y. exch.
harrison.
Bank,
on
44,297
road bonds at First Nat.
Hempstead;
almshouse
bonds at Town Clerk's office.
on
hempstead union free sch.
dist. no. 1.
4.33s'11 A-0 $50,400—.Oct 2 '14-'31
3.99s'09J-D ; 55,OOOr
4.33s'llF-A'* 12,500r
BOND. DEBT May 1913- $103,950
Assess, val. '13 (M act.M —5,230,600
—
School tax (per $1.000)'12-'13 $10.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
6,579
INT. at Hempstead Bank.
•
Sidewalk Improvement Bonds.
hempstead union free sch.
$15,163.29_Part yearly
dist. no. 9.
Highway Bonds.
P. O. Freeport.
J-D
$12,000r._Apr 1 '14-'25
J-J
4s
J-D
$2,000c-..-Jan 1 1914
5,000r__ Apr 1 '14-'18 5s '93
J-J
4s
J-D
18,000c. .Jan 1 '14-*22
2,000r.Apr 1 '23 &'25 4s '02
J-J
34,500r_ Jan 1 '15-'34
4Ms'07J-D 161,OOOr. June 1 '14-'36 4s '07
—
4s
4Ms
100,OOOr
.1925-1944
4Ms
8,000—$1,000 yearly
4Mb
2,600-$520ylybeg'l4
Water Supply Bonds.
5s
$51,000r$l,000yly aftl4
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $367,763
Assess, val. '11 (M actual).5,960,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$12.00
Population in 1910.— —4,226
---
—
INT. at Rye Nat. Bank of Rye.
hastings on hudson. *
This village is In Westchester Co.
Inc. 1879.
Population 1910, 4,552.
.
V
Chamberlain's office;
park bonds at
Bank, N. Y.; park
bonds at Nat. Bank of
Commerce, N. Y., or Chamberlain's
office, Horn ell; sewer bonds at Han¬
over Nat. Bank, N. Y.; paving bonds
Amer. Exch. Nat.
1
'19-'31
(?)
also in New York.
hudson.
This
(lncorp. in 1785) Is the
of Columbia County.
city
county
seat
Cemetery Bonds.
4s
F-A
4s
A-O
4s
M-N
$2,000o
Feb 11914
6,000c--Apr 1 '14-'16
6,000c.May 1 '18-'20
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Feb $19.000c.-Feb 1 T4-'23
M-S
25.000o._Mch 1'15-'27
4s
F-A
25,000o„Feb
T4-'18
4 Ms'll M-N
25,000r_-May 1 '21-'25
4Ms'13J-D
27.800
,--1925-1930
Refunding Loan.
4s '09
F-A
$5,000c—Feb 1 1918
4s'09
A-O
5,000c
Apr 11919
4s'10
F-A
5,OOOr...Feb 11920
4s '10
F-A
6, OOOr .Feb 18 '14-'19
A-O
4s '10
5,OOOr...Apr 1 1921
4s
4s
School Bonds.
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
M-N
M-S
A-O
4Ms'13 A-O
$6,000o—.May 1 1918
16,OOOr.Sept 1 '14-'21
3,500r__Apr 1 '14-'20
J 5,000—
-.1925
170,000-
1926-1932
Water Bonds.
4s *04
July $133,OOOr.July 1 '14-'22
July
50.000r__July 1 *23-24
4s'05
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $344,500
Water debt (incl.)__
202,000
—
Sinking
fund,
1,598
(84% act.) '12-6,214.308
Bank stock (incl.)
825,847
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$28.11
Population in 1910
11.417
Assess, val.
-
—
INT. at
—
offic? of City Treasurer.
hudson falls.
herkimer.
This
This village is In Herkimer
County
Inc. 1870.
Population 1910, 7,520
Paving Bonds (Assessment)—
is in
village, formerly Sandy Hill,
Washington Co.
Ino. in 1810.
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A $42*500—Aug 1 '14-*30
F-A
1 '14-'19 3 Ms
15.611.44Aug 1 T4-'30
Paving Bonds.
4Ma'10 A-O
6,000— Oct 1 '14-T6
4 Ms
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $41,S00—Aug 1 *14-'32
F-A
4s '03
M-S $15,000o
--1914-1928 3.8s
27,948.24Aug 1 *l4-'32
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1913- $127,860
Improvement Bonds.
3 Ms'99 J'ne
$7.500c
1914-1928 Assessed val.(2-3 actual)'13 2,224,861
4 Ms'03 M-N
21.000c
1914-1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$19.00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 19105,189
4.30s'08 J-J $40,000r_.July 1 '14-'33 INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Tr Co., N.Y.
5s '13
F-A
30,5001914-1943
4.10s'09 F-A $18,000c_Feb
-
Bridge
Bonds.
hunter.
4,60s'13Oct $65,000-_$2,500 yearly
Genera! Paving Bonds.
4s *08
J-J
$40,000c-.July 1914-33
4 Ms'12 F-A
4,802.40 Feb 1 '14-'18
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912- $231,998
Assessed val. (M actual) '12 4,277,850
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$11.14
herkimer union free sch.
dist. no. 1.
4s '07
J-J
$29.000c_July l„'14-'42
This town is in Greene
County.
Road Bonds.
Feb $25,000c
5s '13
1918-1942
(?)
Population in 1910
.2,699
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
TOTAL DEBT
huntington
-
union
free
sch. dist. no. 3.
in Suffolk
This district is
County.
$98,500r_Dec 1 T4-'39
4,500r—Sept 1 1914
J-J.
500r
Jan
11914
4.30s'12J-J
90.000
-1914-1946 4s '07
M-N 58,000--May 1 T8-'38
BOND. DEBT Oct 27 '13. $140,000 5s '13
Assessed val. (M actual)'13 4,135,589 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13- $104,000
3,212,425
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-.$12.71 Assessed val. 1912
Population in 1913 (est.)
9,000 (Assessment abt. 1-3 to M act." value)
INT. on 4s payable at Nat. Bank School tax (per $1,000) 1912--$12.20
of Newport; on 5s and 4.30s at Her¬ Population in 1913 (est.)——6,500
INT. on 4Ms and 5s at First Nat.
kimer Nat. Bank.
Bank of Huntington, N. Y., in N. Y.
exchange; on other bonds at Bank of
herkimer county.
Huntington.
Herkimer is the county seat.
4s
J-J
5s
J-J
8,000—July. 1 '14-'21
11,000--July 1 '14-'24
4Ms'08 J-D
M-S
4s '99
,
„
—-
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
A-O $60,000c—Apr 1 *17-'21
A-O- 36,000c..Apr 1'14-*16
4s *08
A-O 120,OOOr. .Apr 1 '22-'31
4s '09
A-O
60,000c. .Apr 1 '32-*36
4s '11
ArO 108,000c .Apr 1 '17-*25
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912.
$396,000
Assessed valuation, real—28,331,908
Assessed, val., personal——1,036,610
Franchises
i
1,059,270
Total valuation 1911-30,427,788
Population in 1910
-.56,356
INTEREST Is payable at the Her¬
4s *08
4s '07
-
ilion.
' ■
This village Is in Herkimer'County;
Inc.
Apr. 1 1865-
Pop'n 1910.6,588.
Paving Bonds.
4.40s'12J-J
5s '13
J-J
$50,000,-1 July 1 ,17-*42
135,000-July 1 *17-'42
Water Bonds.
4s
$85,000
54,000
—-
4s
1922
$3,000 y'ly
School Bonds,
$1,000—
$500 yearly
' 4,000-_$l,50O yearly
22,000-.$1,000 yearly
Sewer Bonds.
4s
$30,000
July 1 1914
hoosick*falls~~
1,500..
$500 yearly
This village is in Rensselaer County. 4s
Electric-Light Bonds. •
Inc. Apr. 14 1827. Po'n '10, 5,532.
3Ms
$18,000-.$ 1,000 yearly
Public-Building Bonds.
21,000-.$1,000 yearly
3.80s
M-N$18,000_
-Nov 1 1930 3 Ms
BOND. DEBT Nov 2 1912 $237,000
Grading and Paving Bonds.
139,000
4.15s g'08 July $47,500r.July 1 '14-32 Water debt (included)
Sinking fund (all water)
10,000
Water-Works Bonds.
4.30s'07 J-J
$55.000r.-July 1 '14-'26 Assess, val. '12 (40% act.)_2,015,935
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912— $135,000 Village tax (per $1,000) 1911--$32.80
INT. at Ilion Nat. Bank in Ilion.
Assessed valuation 1911—2,059,140
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$14.29
irvington.
INT. payable at Hoosick Falls.
.
kimer Nat. Bank In' N. Y
funds.1
3Ms
,
3 Ms
4s
—-
,
...
---
This town is in Westchester Co.
5s
1 1914
'15-'17
INT. at Bank of Rockville Centre.
now
Third
1
7,OOOc.July 1 *14-'27 refunding
Hempstead
greene county.
.*
Catskill is the county seat.
/
Court House & Jail Bonds.
/$140.000c_Feb 1 T4-'27
4s '08
F-A\
8,000c—Feb 1 1928
4s '10
F-A
30.000c.Feb 1 '29-'31
4a '11
F-A
10,000c
Feb 1 1933
Refunding Bonds.
4s '11
F-A $10,000c—Feb 1 1932
Road Bonds.
4s *11
F-A $35,000c_Feb 1 '16-'20
4s *11
F-A
5,000c
Feb 1 1934
4s '12
F-A
52,500c_Feb 1 *34-'39
Oct
19,000—Oct
—
.
TOTAL DEBT
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank oi
f 1,000
5s '13
12.850
Oct 1 1918
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
Sohool tax (per $1,000) 1912—$7.50 4Ms'll A-O $34,OOOo_Apr 1 '21&*31
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1913 (est.)
6,500
4s
M-N
$100.000o_May 26 '17-26
hempstead union free sch. BOND. DEBT Oct 11913- $518,500
district no. 17.
Floating debt
8,765
4Ms'12 A-OJ $3,432--Apt 1 '14-*16 Water debt (included)
298,500
9,000
< 32,000. .Apr 1 '17-'48 Sinking fund
TOTAL DEBT May 7 '13-_$35,375 Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)-6,633,770
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—--$10.34
hempstead union free sch.
INT. on water bonds payable at
INT. at Bank of Rockville Centre,
hempstead, village.
July 1 1914
16,000----1914-1921
---
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $293,360
Assessed valuation 1912— .8,045,363
—
$161,500 $8,000 y'ly May
38,000-Aug 1 *14-\32
4Ms'll
138,000r_.Feb 1 '16-'38
Hartsdale Water Bonds.
5s'13
1930
—
xcvii.
Paving Bonds.
J-J
$5,000
6s '09
dist. no. 15.
5s '10
5s
,
greenburgh.
[Vol.
'09
J-J
43,OOOr. Jan
1 '20-'54
BOND. DEBT Nov 15'13.
$97,500
Assessed val. (M act.) '13.5,608,352
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$10.60
4s
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Freeport.
hempstead union free sch.
dist. no. 11.
4.20'09 J-J
$55,000.-July 1 '14-'19
J-J
5,000. _Jan 1 'I4-'18
3.45s
BOND. DEBT Apr U913$70,000
Assess, val. '12 (M act.) —.8,818,602
School tax (per $1,000) '12.
$3.10
INT._at Bank of Rockvllle Centre. •
This
~~~
hornell.
This
is
.
4Ms'h a-0
village is In Westchester Co.
1872.
Population 1910, 2,319.
Water Bonds.
4s '07
A-O $20,000o
1922
Inc.
In
Steuben County.
Name
formerly
Hornellsville,
but
changed by Chap. 288, Laws of 1906.
Inc. 1888.
Population 1910, 13,627.
Park Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
$45,000 r
1914-1931
Fire Station Bonds.
4 Ms'll A-O $36,000c
($9,000 every 5 yrs. from Apr 1 '17.)
Water Bonds.
"
3Ms
F-A $175.000c-,Aug 1 1921
3 Ms
F-A
47.000c_Feb 1 '14-'21
city
.
70.000c-Apr
-
1
*14-'24
4s
'09
J-J
10,000c
1922
4Ms'll A-O
28,OOOr
1930
11,200c
—1916
3.30s'99A-O
40,000c
1928
4s '01 *
5,000—
1929
Town-Hall Bonds.
3 Ms'QO J-J
$34,000c
1929
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13- $148,200
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)-6,212,973
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912---$6.31
INT. at Irvington Nat. Bank.
3.15s'99A-0
—
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NEW YORK-CITIES AND
ilov., 1913. |
ithaca.
city is In Tompkins County
Inc. 1888.
Population 1910. 14,802.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-J
$20, OOOr
1917 tol926
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$50.000r_-.Jan 1 1944
4s '06
J-J
75,OOOr.—Jan 1 1946
4s '07
J-J
60.000r-_.Jan 1 1947
4^s'08J-J
31,OOOc&r.Jan 11928
(Subject to call begin. Jan 1 1913.)
4s
J-J
$14,000r—-Jan 1 1928
This
_
(Subject to call beginning Jan. 1 '13.)
'09
J-J
lO.OOOr.... Jan 1 1927
(Subj. to call beginning July 1 1913.)
4s '12
J-J
50,OOOr...July 1 1927
(Subject to call beginning July 1 "13)
4.30s
J-J
698.000r--July 1 1927
(Opt. $30,000 to $50,000 ann. T3-'26)
4Hb
J-J
162,000r—July 1 1942
4s
Refunding Bonds.
■
a
4s 4)6
J-J
$45,000b.July 1 '14-*22
School Bonds.
3Hs
J-J
$25,OOOr
---1916
3 Hb
J-J
45, OOOr
1929
Sewer Bonds.
4s g
J-J
$90.000c&r $7,500 yly
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
4s '07
F-A$100,000r_Aug 1 ,22-,41
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13-$1,475,000
Water debt (Included) —1,150,000
Sinking fund
93,938
Assessed val. (J£ act.)'13 10,515.149
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$28.74
.
,
_
—
INTEREST on the $10,000 water
due 1927 and the 4s due Aug. 1
1922-1941
at
the
Ithaca
Savings
4s
other
water
bonds
Union Trust Co., New York.
Bank;
on
at
JAMESTOWN.
This
city is in Chautauqua County
Pop. 1910.31.2d7
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'10 J-J
$50,OOOr...July 1 1930
Inc. Mch.31 1886.
City-Hall
4s *95
Bonds.
M-N $65,000r__May 15 1925
Paving Loans.
J-D
$6,815.49r_Dec 30 '18
4s'09
4s '09
J-D
J-D | $4,600c. June 1 '14-'22
I 4,500c— -June 1 1923
Water Bonds.
4s '95
J-D $75,OOOr Dec *13-'18-'23
4s'98
A-0
12,500c.-Oct 1 *14-'18
4s'00
A-O
7,000o-.Apr 1 *14-'20
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s'12
M-S $16,000c.Mar 1 '14-'16
Sewer Bonds.
5s'07
5s '04
Sept
5s '05
M-S
5s '11
M-S /39,000c_Sept 1 '14-'26
10,579.46r. Oct 1 1919
10,079.14r. Deo 30 '19
4Hs'10 J-D
7,319.60r-J'ne 30 '20
ll,700r
Oct l'T 4**22
4Hs*12 A-0
4.40*12 J-J 27,709.1 lr July 1 *14-'22
5s *13
J-J
9,398.88July 1 T4-'23
5s '13
M-S
4,327.70Sept 1 '14-'23
Sewer Bonds.
3J4s'93 M-S $5O,000r.—Mch 1
4s '93
J-D lll,000c&r.Deo 1
4s '97
M-N 50.000r-.May 1
4s '98
J-J
20,000r..Mch 15
3 J48'00 J-J
20,000r
July 1
'
"
1923
1923
1917
1918
1920
25,000r—June 1 1921
20,000r„.June 1 1922
42,OOOr.. Dec 30 1928
~
4s '01
J-D
4s '02
J-D
4s '08
J-D
Refunding Elec. Light Bonds.
4s '03
J-D
4s *01
J-D
l8.0O0r.June 1
'14-'31
40,000,-Dec
\20.000c_Sept 1
School Bonds.
June $22,500o June 15
4)4s'09 M-S 60,000c.Mar 1
4Ms*10 M-N 15,000c.Nov 1
Park Bonds.
48 '08
J-D
$20,OOOr..Deo
30 1938
(Assessment about 1-3 to X act. val.)
Tax rate
Water
Bonds.
"
4s *03
A-Oj$300,OOOr—Mch 20 1943
U35.000c&rMch31 *14-*23
4H«*13 F-A 135.000r-Peb 1 *14-'33
4Hs'13 M-N150.000-.May 1 *14-'33
Refunding Paving Bonds.
4s '05
A-O
$5,OOOr. .Oct I T4-T8Paving Certificate Fund.
5s
ann
$17,596.74r.at any time
5s *09
ann
5,432.50r Dcc30'14*T8
5s '09
ann
9.157 20r Oct 1 *14-19
5s *09
ann
7,892.20r Deo30* 14- 19
5s *10
ann
4,392.36r Dec30'14 *19
58 '10
ann
6,839r: Oct 31 T4-'2*'
4.40'12 J-J
32,474.68r Julyl'14-22
4)4s'12 A-0
8,100r Oct 1 '14-22
5s 13
J-J
14,084i91July 1 '14-'23
5s '13
M-S
22,142.04Sept 1 '14-'23
Fire-Department Bonds.
4Hs'll M-S $28,0O0r.Sept 1 '14-'41
GEN. BD. DT. Oct. 1*13 $1,458,450
Assessment debt (add'l)..
17,597
Water debt (Included)
558,000
—
(per $1,000) 1913-...$38.90
INT.
on
building lot bonds at
Johnstown Bank; on school bonds of
1909 at First Nat. Bank. N. Y.
KENMORE.
This village Is In Erie County.
Inc.
Population 1910, 1,020.
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'06J-D $27,280r_Dec 1 '14-'35
Street Bonds.
4,65g'07J-J $24,000--July 1 '14-'37
5s g'07 M-S
26.928r.Sept 1 '14-'37
Water Bonds.
1899.
5b g
'07 M-S
$4,800r_Sept 1 '14-'37
3,600r__Jan 1 '15-'24
Real Estate Purchase Bonds.
4.60s
$9,500
4.70s'10J-J
...
Sewer Bonds.
M-S
IHs'll
$S,500-,.Sept 1 *16-'25
Lighting Bonds.
t.70s'10J-J
$3,OOOr.-Jan 1 '15-'24
Gas Bonds.
5s g '07 M-S
$2,400r_Sept 1 '14-'37
GEN. BD. DT. May 1 '12-$60,160
Assessment debt
64,064
Floating debt.
31,000
31,300
Assess. val. *11 (45% act.) .2,300,500
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911-. .$29.12
INT. payable at Treas. office.
Sinking fund
This
is the capital of Ulster
Pop. 1910. 25,908.
Street Bonds.
4s '09
M-S-$95,000c.Mch 1 '14-'23
4 Hs'll M-S
70,000c_Mch 1 '23-'29
city
Inc.
1872.
Municipal-Building Bonds.
M-S $20.000o.Mch 1 '17-18
Water Bonds.
1 14-'36
1 *14-'37
Refunding Bonds.
'84
J-J
$68,00Oc.Jan 15 *15-'16
4)48*11
3 Hs'96 A-0$518,000c. Apr
4s*97
F-A 133,000c_Feb
3s
Board of Education Bonds.
$4,OOOr—Mar 1 1914
55,500r_Apr 1 '17-'19
'13$963,500
Note debt
4
.*.*
20,364
Water debt (included)
651,000
Assess. val.(83% act.) '12.12,194,035
Total tax iper $1,000) 1911—$34.90
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
All the refunding bonds are optional
4
Ks'11 M-S
4)4s'13 A-O
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
and
are now
subject to call.
..
lackawannZ
See
city Is in Erie County..
Seneca,, page 55.
$18,000c
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s 'U
J-D $100,OOOr June 1 '14-'36
4)4s'12 J-D
57.500r.Dec 1 '14-'38
City-Hall and Jail Bonds.
4)4s'12 J-D $70,OOOr-June 1 '14-'27
TOT. DEBT Mar 31 '13-- $257,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.>-6,637,283
City tax rate (per $1,000) *13-$23.67
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$39.88
Assess, val. '13(60%act.) 16,926.330
Population In 1913 (est.)——-17,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$35.00
INT. at Lackawanna Nat. Bank.
This
West
6s
—
—_
INT.
on
water bonds payable at
onother
bonds at Chase Nat."Bank,
N. Y.; on registered bonds at James¬
town or In New York exchange.
■
U. S. Mtg. & Tr, Co., N. Y.;
coupon
lackawanna union,free
sch. djst.no. 6.
Formerly a school district of West
Seneoa; see remarks under that town.
4s '00
J-J
$8,000c—
Jan 1 1920
—
jamestown school dist.
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
J-J
5s '07
$35,OOOr —1916-1922
83,OOOr
.1915
105,OOOr, Nov 1 '23-*36
J-D 135.000r.Decl 1915-27
4Hs'll
5s '18M-N
—
J
9,000r-.Nov 1 1916
UOO.OOOr-Nov 1 '17-'26
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—$467,000
Sinking fund
J
74,700
12,000c
Jan 1 1921
3,500c
Jan 1 1921
5s *06
81,700c.—Sept 1 1931
5s '10
8.040c—_Sept 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $113,240
Assess, val. '12 (apt. act.).6,175,026
4Hs'04 J-J
J-J
M-8
M-S
5s '05
School tax
(per $1,000) '12-'13-$9,20
Population in 1913 (est.)
INT.
ab Lackawanna Nat.
17,000
Bank.
—
Assess, val. '13(3-5
act.)-16,926,330
lake placid.
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This village is in Essex County.
35,000
Inc. 1900.
Population 1910, 1,682.
$35,000 and $105,000 Water
Bondsf4X8
$89,000
issues at Jamestown; on $80,000 of
\5s
23,000
the $83,000 issue at State Comptroll¬
Refunding 5s
51,000
er's office; on $3,000 at Chautauqua
Sewer 4Hs
29,500
Co. Tr. Co., Jamestown; on $109,000
5s
8,000
issue direct to registered holder.
Eleotrlc-Llght/4 Xa..
35,200
\5s—
13,800
Fire House 5s
2,500
epperson county.
Park 4Hs.—
6,440
Watertown is the county seat.
Sidewalk 5s
19,400
Building Bonds.
Paving 5s
19,400
Hs
F-A $10,000r_.Feb 1 *14-'15
Steam Roller 5s
:
500
Highway Bonds.
3,000
I '07
F-A $60,000r—Feb 1 '14-'25 Street Improvement 5s
b '09
Feb
70,000r—Feb 1 '16-'29 (Maturity: Refunding bonds 1938 to
1942; others 1913 to 1936.)
Jail Bonds.
I *09
F-A $70,OOOr—Feb 1 *14-'27 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-—$300,740
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--$11.90
Population In 1913 (est.).
INT.
on
.
—
-
-
Hospital Bonds,
s *11
F-A $15,OOOr—Feb 1 *26-*28
tQND. DEBT May *13—
$225,000
jsess. val. '12(abt. act.).48,460,104
ounty tax (per $1,000) 1910- ,.$3.00
opulation In 1910
80,382
INT. at office of County Treas.
Paving Bonds.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
s-an $87.000o—$5,000 y'ly
$32,000—Apr 1 *14-'21 4s '99
4Hs'll M-S
22,400--Sept 1 *14-'2I BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13-—$87,000
4.40s'12F-A
18,450--Aug 1- '14-'22 Assessed valuation 1912
1,118,053
5s '13
M-N 10,000
May 1 1923 (Assessment X to 1-5 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$37.32
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s
A-0 $150,000c.Apr 1 '20-'49
INTEREST payable at Sullivan
Water Bonds.
County National Bank, Liberty.
3 Ms g F-A $20,400c&r Aug 1 '14-'25
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$249,700
Assess, val.'11 (60% act.), .2,265,675 liberty union free school
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911.—$12.78
dist. no. 1.
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., N.Y.
This district is In Sullivan County.
4Xs'll Nov $54,000-;Nov 1 '17-*31
lansingburg
union
free TOTAL DEBT Nov 4 '13—$59,000
school dist. no. 1.
Assessed valuation 1912-.603,584
While this dlstriot is now included School tax (per $1,000) 1912-.$23.54
within the boundaries of the City of
INT. at Sullivan Co. Bank,Liberty
Troy, the district organization re¬
mains a separate corporation within
little falls.
that city and the city
authorities
This city is in Herkimer County.
have no jurisdiction in the matters
Inc. May 8 1895. Pop. 1910,12,273.
of the school district. »
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D
$2,OOOc_--Deo 1 1914
3 )4s'86 July*$40,000r..Nov 26 1916
4s
J-D
34.OOOr.Dec 1 *15-'31
3Xs'87 July*110,OOOr...
1917
4M S '08 A-0 .15,OOOr.Apr 1 '15*29
3Xs'88 July *25,000r— Apr 5 1918
4 Hg'10 M-N 85,000c or r May 1'25-41
3 Hs'89 July
*5,000 r. .Apr 13 1919
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 '13—$138,000
3J*s'97 J-J
15,OOOr .July 1 14-16
Assess, val. '13 (85% act.).8,085,270
3 Hs'00 J-J
10,OOOr
.May 1 1920
School tax (per $1,000) '13-14-$8.88
4s '06
J-J < 65.OOOr.July 1 '21-'27
Population in 1912 (est.) ——15,000
4.3s'08 June
50,000r... June 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
larchmont]
[♦Optional
25
years
after date.]
This village is in Westchester Co.
School Bonds.
Inc. 1891.
Population 1910, 1,958.
3X8'89 Nov
$1,OOOr—Nov 1 1914
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
3Ms*98 July 43,000r-July 1 14-'35
4s
J-D $20,000r_ Dec 1 14-'21
Bonds.
4s
A-0
lO.OOOr.Apr 1 '16-'25 4s
'05
July
$4,OOOF-July 1 '14-15
3X8
M-N 17,000r.May 1 *14-'31
5s '09
Sept 10,000r_Sept I '14-'18
4s '06
J-J
42,500r_July 1 '14-'30
4Xs'10 May
l,500r...May 2 1914
4Ms'12 A-O
50,0O0r.Apr 1 '17-'41
4.90s'12 Apr
7,500r.Apr 1 *14-'16
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$388,000
3X8
F-A $16,OOOr.Aug 1 '14-'29
Water debt (included).—
325,000
3X8
M-N 13.000r_May 1 '14^'26
Assess, val. '12 (55% act.)-4,687,760
4Ms' 13 M-S
7.000-Mar 1 *18-'31
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--$29.08
Sidewalk Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—. 18.85
4Ms'll M-S $25,OOOr.Sept 1 '16-'40
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4.30s
M-S $28,500r_Sept 1 '14-'32
livingston county.
Fire-Department Bonds.
4.40s'llA-O
—
.
Assess, val. '13
(60% act.).1,944,220
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12-$12.48r
INT. at Bank of Lake Placid.
,
lancaster.
t his village Is In Erie County. Inc.
1817.
Population 1910, 4,364.
.
^Paving
4s '06
J-J
4^s'12
—_
$2,000r_July 1
5,000-Oct 1
'14-'15
'14-'23
BOND. DEBT May 1913. $245,500
Assessed valuation 1912. -.5,547,637
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$12.00
INT. at Bank of Metropolis, N. Y.
la salle.
—
kingston.
Co.
•
Hospital Bonds;
4)48*10 J-J
$50,OOOr—-Jan
1 1930
4)48'11 M-S
37,333.33rSeptlT4-'41
'27-'31
'14-'22
'14-'29
T8-*29
BOND. DEBT l^ov20 '13- $285,000
Floating debt
57,410
Sinking fund__
49,732
Water debt (included).
94,500
Assess, val. (real est.) 1913 3,568,094
Total assessed val. 1913 —.3,915,930
'14-*33
l
'14-'16
3,000c.Sept 1 '14-'16
4s '98
$22,000r.-Dec 1 '14-'23
4.60sJ-D
$3,500c_Septl
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A-0
4s '09
johnstown.
This city is In Fulton Co.
Inc.
1895.
Population 1910, 10,447.
Building-Lot Bonds.
5s '07
J-D
$2,000o-_Deo 1 '14-'17
RR. Refunding Bonds.
45
TOWNS.
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This village is in
"
Niagara County.
Paving Bonds.
$20,000—
Water Bonds.
4.70s
1912 $42,500
5s '13
TOTAL
Highway Bonds;
4^sl3 ann $12,750r—Mar l 1917
4Xs
ann
30,813.57r—1914-1916
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913—$43,564
Assessed valuation 1912-.28,375,189
(Assessment abt. 80% actual value.)
Population »in 1910
38,037
INT. at Security Tr. Co., Roches.
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lockport.
—
DEBT—
Geneseo is the county seat.
1917-1941
$42,500
1,729,000
1,299
This city (incorpor. April 111865),;
Is situated in Niagara County.
Tuberculosis-Dispensary Bds.
July
$500—July 15 1914
School Bonds.
4s
M-N $10,000r—Nov 1 1916
lawrence.
4s
F-A
5,000r.Aug 15 *14-*18
This village Is in Nassau County. 3Xs
M-N
5,OOOr—Nov 1 1914
Inc. 1897.
Population 1910, 1.189.
5s '12
J-J
7,000r_Nov 15 '14-'15
Grading and Paving Bonds.
Emergency-Health Bonds,
4.15s'10J-J
$50.000r__Jan 1 '15-*37 4s
J-J
$800r—Jan 1 1914
5s '13
J-J
36,000r.July 1 *18-'29
Highway-Impt. Bonds.
4.80s'12J-J
75,OOOr. July 1 *17-'41 5s TO
July
$2,000 July 15 T4-T5
Bridge Bonds.
Police-Department Bonds.
4.80s'13J-D
$7.500r_June 1 '17-'31 4s '05
J-J
$4,000r..Jan 1 '14-T7
Road Bonds.
5s '09
June
240r__June 211914
-_s
$21,400-Last bond 1929
Garbage-System Bonds.
—s
3,000-Last bond 1916 5s '09
June
$300r..June 211914
-_s
6,000-Last bond 1919
Bridge Bonds.
Park Bonds.
5s '09
June
$300r__June 21 1914
.s
$3.000.Last bond 1918
Street-Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913..$173,400 5s *12
Dec $24,320—Dec 1 '14-'32
Assessed valuation 1913
4,167,505 5s '12
Dec
21.800
1914-4934
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912..$8.00 5s '13
Aug
47,080--Dec I '14-37
Water Bonds.
INT. at Columbia-Knickerbocker
4s '06 J-D $381,000c. Dec 1 T4-'36
Trust Co., New York.
5s '07
J-D
46,000r_Dec 1 T4-'36
4.30s'08J-D
29,000r. Dec 1 '14-'36
le roy.
—
City-Hospital Bonds.
This village Is In Geneseo County.
Inc. 1834.
4«s'08 J-D
$3,OOOr.June 1 '14-T6
Population 1910, 3,771.
Fire-Department Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds. >
4s '04
J-J
$500r—Jan 1 1014
Assessed valuation
....
1912
Population in 1910--
5s :i0
.
—
-
—
.
4.358*11
$44,000 .—1916-1937
Assessed valuation 1913
2,039,262
...
5s *09
June
800r..June211914
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13— $599,787
$11.50 Assess, dt.
(add'l)
125,720
Assess, val. (abt. act.)—12,028,062
le roy union free school
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $24.05
dist. no. 1.
Population In 1910
17,970
This district is In Genesee County
INT. on $381,000 water 4% bonds
4Hs'09 Jan $80,000r„Jan 1 '14-*43 at U. S.
Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.;
4Xb '09 Jan
14,000.;- Jan 1 '14-'20 on
other issues at City Treasury.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913$96,500
Assess. val.'12 (70% act.) -2,587,725
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$8.20 madison county.
County seat Is Wampsvllle.
INTEREST payable at Importers'
County-Building Bonds.
& Traders' Nat. Bank, New York.
4s g'09 J-J $185,000r.Jan 1 '14-,'31
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
$185,000
lestershire. /
Assess, val. (X act.) '13.-22,299,173
This village is in Broome County. State <5cCo.tax (per$1,000) 13-$6.02 +
Inc. 1892.
Population, 1910, 3,775.
Population in 191039,289
INT. at Morton Trust Co., N. Y.
Water-Works Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000 1913
—
—
4 )4s'07- M-N
$7,OOOr. .May 1 '14-'27
3X8
J-D
8,OOOr-J&D '14-'17
3.40s
M-N
9,600c..-May *14-'25
3.35s
M-N
6,500o—Nov'14-'26
5s
J-D
9,100c. June 1 *17-'23
Municipal-Building Bonds.
3.35s
J-J
$6,500c—July '14-'26
Paving Bonds.
4.35s'11 A-O $20,000c—.1916-1935
malone.
■
■
*
village is In Franklin County.
^Population 1910. 6,467.
Water-Works Refunding Bonds
4.30g'10M-N$212,000c.May 1514-'66
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913™$212,000
Notes outstanding July 1 '13- 10,000
Assessed valuation 1913---2,443,774
INT. on bonds payable in N. Y.
Conduit Bonds.
4J4s'12 J-D
$9,500r—June 1 1917 City at Standard Trust Co.; on notes
at Farmers' Nat. Bank, Malone.
Sewer Bonds.
This
Inc. 1853.
3.85s
M-S $32,130r—Sept '14-'34
4.85s*13J-D
13,000—June *18-'30
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913—$118,200
Water debt (Included)
46,800
malone school district.
4Hsll J-J
$51,500c„Jan 1 '14-'39
TOTAL DEBT Jan 11913$51,500
Floating debt
5,000 Assess. val.'12 (60%)act.—3,122,467
Assess, val. (X act.)'13
1,911,307 School tax (per $1,000) 1912-—14.60
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$11.50
Population In 1913 (estO
7,000
INT.
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,Lestershire
payable at Williamsburgh
Sav. Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y.
lewiston. —
This town Is in Niagara County.
4X8,87
—
$ 103,200.. Apr 1 '14-'37
BOND. DEBT Nov 9 '13 —$98,500
Assessed valuation 1912—-1.729,085
mamakating.
This town is in Sullivan
County.
Refunding Bonds.
$15,OOOr.July 1 T4-T6
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910--$15.49 4s
J^r
12,OOOr.July 1 '14-T8
Population In 1910
3,263 BOND. DEBT Oct 6 '13——$27,000
Assess, val. (,H act.) '09——745,150
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909—$31.12
liberty.
2,922
This town Is In Sullivan County. Population in 1910
Inc. Mch. 13 1807. Pop.-1910, 5,402.
int. at 1st n. Bk„ Mlddletown.
3X8
J-J
h
46
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
MAMARONECK (TOWN).
INTEREST
the
on
bonds
street
Sidewalk Bonds.
4Ms'13 M-S $10,000--Sept 1 '18-27
Road Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $10,000_-Sept 1 '23-*23
5s
8,0001914-1921
5s
4,000
1914-1917
MEDINA.
—
~
village is in Orleans County.
Pop. 1910, 5,683.
This
Inc. Mch. 3 1832.
Paving Bonds.
4.80s'12Oct $12,000r._Oct 1 T4-T7
Village-Hall Bonds.
434s
—
40,000
1915-1934 4.15s'08 Aug $26,000r.July 15 T4-*26
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913.--$77,000
Assessed valuation 1912—13,602,153 3.75s July $77,777.70r_May 9 T4-'34
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1910—
5,602
.
5s
—
8.000
—
1916-1930
MAMARONECK
5s '07
July $10,000r.July 15 T4-'23
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913-$125,778
(VILLAGE).
Sinking fund (water)
5,000
Assess, val. (M actual) *13,3,495,457
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$25.42
Road & Bridge Bonds.
$7,OOOr .._L 1914-1927
6,000r .-.1914-1919
J-J
3.35s
J-J
6,500r.June 1 '14-'26
9,500r_Apr 1 '14-'32
Bridge Bonds.
4.40s'12F-A
$6,000—Aug 1 '17-'28
Sewer Bonds,
4s
M-N $40,OOOr ....1914-1933
3 »4s
J-J
42,000r
1914-1934
3 Ms
J-D
42,000r
1914-1934
4s '06
J-J
22,000r_July 1 T4-'35
4.60s'07M-S
92,000r.Sept 1 14-'36
4.55s'12A-0
24,000--0ct 1 '17-31
4.40s'12F-A
20,000—Aug 1 17-36
4.40s'12M-S
24,000-.Sept 1 '17-'40
Fire-Department Bonds.
1
4.30s'09A-0
$5,000r-.0ct 1 14-'23
4s
M-S
2,000r
1914-1917
4.40s'12F-A
12,500—Aug 1 '16-'40
Paving Bonds.
•
4.35s'07M-N $25,200r_May 1 '14- 36
4.6s '08 J-D
81,600r_June 1 '14-'37
4.40s' 12F-A
15,000.-Aug 1 17-31
4.40s'12M-S
35,000__Sept 1 '17-'41
4.55s'12A-0
35,000__0ct 1 '17-'31
BOND. DEBT Aug 13 '13_$495,800
Total valuation 1913-.-—7,443,865
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$14.84
INT. by check to registered holder.
77,771
Water debt (included)
This village is in Westchester Co.
Inc. NoV. 16 1895. Pop. 1910. 5,699
4s
........
_
1918-1925
15,000
...
4Ms
INT. at Union Bank In Medina.
4.6s '08 J-D
4s *09
A-O"
•
MIDDLEPORT.
•
*
This village is in Niagara County.
Sewer Bonds.
4.35s'12J-D $56,000--June 1 *14-'39
Water Bonds.
4.35s'12J-D $47.000--June 1 '14-'40
„
TOTAL DEBT April
T3-$105.000
Population in 1910--,
1,530
MIDDLEPORT
UN.
FREE
district
is
the
Gallatin
other issues to
INT. on 4.90s of 1907 at
Bank, N.
Y.;
"holder" in New York exchange.
—
Royalton and Hartland.
4Ms'll M-N $43,000.Nov 1
_
_
MOUNT
'14-'41
Road Bonds.
$4,000
1914-1917
423.66—
1914
4.60s
175,000
1915 &1939
4Ms
50,000
1931-1940
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13—-$231,424
Population in 1910..
11,863
,
,
...
4s
...
...
...
—
PLEASANT
F-A 100,OOOr... July 1 1921
F-A
90,OOOr...Apr 1 1931
F-A5 27.000c-.Feb 2 1923
4s
M-N
75,000c—May 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 '13—$573,000
Water debt (Included)
434,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
18,100
Floating debt—
4,000
Sinking fund (water)
103,577
.
—
Other sinking funds
Assess, val.
13 (1-3
12,200
act.)—6,851,156
(per $1,000) 1913—$34.32
This district is in
$60,OOOr..Jan 1 '19-'48
5,600r__Jan 1 '19-'48
30,000—Jan 1 *26-'55
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$65,600
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.).2,464,603
School tax
(per $1,000) 1913__$9.879
Population
m
MT. VERNON.
Vernon
Mt.
The
city
Mch.
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
22
village is in Herkimer County.
Inc. 1844.
Population 1910, 2,079.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4 Ms
A-O $30,500r_$ 1,500 yearly
MARLBORO.
This village is in Ulster County.
Sewer Bonds.
Incorp. 1906. Popula'n 1910, 920.
3.45s
J-D $33,600r_$l,400 yearly
Water Bonds.
Water & Light Improvement.
4Ms'12 A-O $31,000r Oct 1 *17-41
A-O $10,500r—$500 yearly
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913—.$31,000 3.90s
Electric-Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912
166,385
4s '95
F-A
$6,000c
i.'.1917
Refunding Elec.-Light Bonds.
MASSENA. '
4s 'Q7
F-A
$3,500c.
$500 yearly
This town Is in St. Lawrence Co.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13
$95,500
Highway Bonds.
30,000
4Ms'10 Feb $34,000c-.Feb 1 '14-'30 Water debt (included)
Assess, val. (40% act.) *12-966,250
4Ms'12 Feb
29.000c._Feb l'14-*33
6,250—July 1 '14-T8 Village tax (per $lt000) 1912_$13.50
4Ms* 13 July
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—- 31.70
Fire House Bonds.
INTEREST on
water
and light
4Ms'13 July
$9,000-July 1,' 14-22
bonds payable in Mohawk; on imp
Town-Hall Bonds.
bonds at Southold Sav. Bank.
4s '04
Mch $11,000c-...1914-1924
4s '05
Mch
6,000c
1914-1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 4 *13-.
$80,000 MONROE COUNTY.
......
~
—
,
•
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(M act.) '13.-3,098,260
(per $1,000) 1913-.-$9.09
Population in 1910—, —
4,806
County seat is Rbchester.
Court'House Bonds.
Assess, val.
Tax rate
INT. at
Supervisor's office, Massena.
MATTE A WAN.
This village is in Dutchess County.
Inc. 1886.
Population 1910, 6,727.
On July 1 1913 the villages of Matteawan and Fishkill Landing were
consolidated, forming the city
of
-
•
•
3 Ms
F-4S350.000r.-Feb 1 '14-'20
TOT. DEBT
May 6 '13-
$350,000
Assess, val.'12 (4-5 act.).243,621,868
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912.. —$4.95
Population in 1910..-,
.283,212
INTEREST and principal payable
at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bk., N. Y. City.
.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Fonda is the county seat.
Beacon.
Sewer Bonds.
Jail Bonds.
»
3.70s'04J-J $87,500 —.July 1 *14-'34 4Ms'13. M-SI60.000—.Aug 1 .'15-'23
General Bonds.
3.85s
---'
54,984.---Part yearly
4Ms
M-S $65,508.65r__ 1914-1919
Water'Bonds.
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
3.85s
$39,000-,-$1,300 yly.
M-S $20,000
1923-1924
3.99s
98,000.-$3,500 yearly 4Ms
Building Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1912,-$323,984,
F-A *$20,OOOr
-1914-1917
Water debt (included)——
144,000 4Ms
Highway Bonds. >
Assessed valuation 1909--3,355,000
F-A $78,OOOr
1914-1925
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909—$10.00 4s
4 Ms
F-A 108,OOOr
1914-1927
INT. at Matteawan Nat. Bank.
.
--
—
.,— —
-
ME CHANIC VILLE.
This village is in Saratoga County.
Inc. 1859. Population 1910, 6,634.
Street-Paving Bonds.
July $25,961.56r
($1,153.84 yearly in July.)
4Ms'12 1—
24,000--Aug 1 *17-'40
5s
F-A
18.000r ....1914-1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$309,509
Assess, val. (M act.) '12.-34,912,054
Population in 1910
.
——57,567
INT. at Amsterdam Sav. Bank.
3.65s
4MS'12
22,241
—
1917-1939
Water Bonds.
M-N $30,000c...May
4s
M-N 35,000c-.-May
4s
M-N 17,000c...Nov
3 Ms
F-A
22,000r__.July
4 Ms'09 July
8,000r-July 1
Water Refunding Bonds.
4s
4 Ms'12 — $12,000
Sewer Bonds.
4s
1 1917
1 1922
1 1922
1 1933
'14-'21
1927
A-O $40,000c&r___Oct 1915
BOND. DEBT May
Assess, val.
Tax rate
16 1911 $208,454
MONTICELLO.
This village is in Sullivan County.
Inc. 1830. Population 1910, 1,941.
Sewer Bonds (General).
4MST0J-I
$49,000r_$2,000 yearly
Water Bonds.
3.90&4s
J$20,000r
1915
1
8,OOOr
1920
School Bonds.
..
4s
J-J
$4,500
1916
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913...$77,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
School debt (additional)
18,000
4,500
Assess, val. (M act.) 1913.—704,000
(M act.) 1910—2,345,672 Village tax rate(p. $1,000) T2.$21.50
INT. at Nat. Un. Bk.,Monticello.
1910—$11.90
(per $1,000)
is in Westchester Co.
received
its
charter
1892.
on
,
Highway Bonds.
F-A $30,000.-Aug 1
M-S 100,000.-Sept 1
'
F-A 100,000-Feb ,1
M-S
V
30,000.-Sept 1
M-N
40,000—Nov 1
4s V
J-J
4s
M-N
M-N
4Ms'10 J-J
4 Ms'08 J-D
4Ms'12 M-N
4Ms'12 J-D
4Ms'12 F-A
4>£sT3 J-J
MOHAWK.
This
.
3,000
1913 (est.)
INTEREST at Mt. Pleasant Bank
of Pleasantville in N. Y. exchange.
J-D
2,102
Westchester Co.
J-J
'05
—
J-D
A-O
*36-'39
40,OOOr.Oct 1
4Ms'09 A-O
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13 $4,274,950
water (incl.)
495,000
Tax-relief &
517,671
Sinking fund.
1912—38,206,378
$1,000) 1912—-$25.00
Population in 1910
— ——30,919
Total assessed val.
Tax rate (per
INT.
payable at Treas. office.
NASSAU COUNTY.
Created Jan. 1 1899
of that
not in¬
York.
For debt, &c., prior to formation, see
Queens County statement.
Court-House Bonds.
3 Ms g
M-S $65,OOOr.-.Sept 1 1930
3Msg
M-N 85,OOOr...Nov 1 1931
3Msg
J-J
100,OOOr...July 1 1929
Road Bonds.
4Mg'10 J-J $110,000c_July 1 '20-'29
4s g '09 M-S
35,000c.
Sept 1 1931
5s g '07 M-N250,000c_Nov 1 '22-'27
portion
cluded
of
in
Queens
out
County
New
Greater
the
—
4MK'
4.70g'13F-A
[125,OOOr.Aug 1 '24-'28
[250,OOOr. Aug 1 '29-'33
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 T3.$l,431,000
Oct
5s '14
4s
.
FREE
4Ms'09 J-J
4s
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Bonds.
This district (P. O. Ballston Spa)
5s '13
A-O $30,000r_0ct 1 '18-'32
BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1913--$30,000 is in Saratoga County.
Floating debt—...
— —
1,400 4Ms'l3 July $30i860..July 1 *14-'44
INT.
at Ballston
Spa National
Assess, val..'12 (real est.)—1,037,629
(Assessment about 50% actual value) Bank in New York exchange.
Water
INT. at office of Myron W. Green,
UNION
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9.
A-O
Population in 1910—_
.,,0
J-D
4s
—
MT.
'04
Rochester.
—
3 Ms
Total tax
,.
$50,000.--June *14-18
5,000
June 1 1919
10,000—Apr 1'19&*21
4s
A-O
10,000
Apr 1 1920
3 Ms
M-S
30,000
Mch 22- 24
3 Ms
M-N 60,000
May 25-'27
3 Ms
F-A
50,000
Feb 1 1928
3Ms
M-N 40,000—--Nov 1 1929
4s '04
A-O
30,000
Oct 1 1930
4 Ms'08 J-D
30,000r_.. Deo 1 1934
4s '09
M-N150.000—May 1 52- 55
4s
4s
„
4s
County.
_
PLEASANT.
MILTON UNION FREE SCHOOL
This town is in Wayne
_
This town is in Westchester Co.
INTEREST Is paid at city treasury.
.
_
INT. payable at Mt. Kisco.
of
4s
3Ms
3Ms
_
—
4s
MARION.
w
—
SCH.
towns
...
Nat.
.
Oct 2 1931
Dec 1 1932
4Ms'll A-O $30.000
4Ms'12 J-D
50,000
Sewerage Bonds.
_
in
a
J-D $15,000r_Dec 30 '14-19
M-S
5,000r_Mch 1 T4:'18
Mamaroneck Ave. School& Site.
4 Ms
M-N $59,800r_May 1 15-'3S
High-School-Addition Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-S $50,000r.M & S '<14**34
BOND. DEBT Mar 29'13
$172,950
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.).13,417,313
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$4.58
Population ha 1913 (est.)
7,000
1874.
DIST. NO. 1.
This
MIDDLETOWN.
This city is in Orange Co.
Inc.
June 9 1888. Pop'n, 1910, 15,313.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'll M-S $18,000r..Mch 1 T4-'22
4 Ms'12 M-S
5,000r_Mar 1 *23-'25
4Ms'13 M-S 15,000r._Mar 1 '25-'32
School Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$17,000r—July 1 1922
City-Hall Bonds (Opt. aft. 1915).
4Ms'10 s-a
$70,000c—-July 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
MAMARONECK
UNION FREE 3 Ms
M-S $14,000r—May T4-'21
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Refunding Water Bonds.
This
district is in the town of 4Ms
$40,000
Aug 1 1931
Maraaroneck, Westchester County.
4Ms'13 F-A
22,000r.v-Feb 1 1933
School-House Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4.9s '07 M-N $34,850r_May 1 '14-'30 3Ms
J-J
$80,000r___July 2 1918
Larchmont School Bonds.
(Subject to call July 2 1898.)
3 Ms
3 Ms
village is In Westchester Co.
Population 1910, 2,802.
5s'13
J-J
$2,500r._.July 1 1922
Water Bonds.
3.85s'05J-D $13,200r_
1934
3.60s'98A-O
14,000r_
1927
3.60s'99A-O
l,500r
1919
5s'12
F-A
l,000r
.1918
Road Bonds.
4 Ms'09 M-N$10,000r .Nov 1 T4-'33
4.35s'12J-J
3,333.30rJuly 1 '16-'21
4.35s'12J-J
8.500r
.July 1 '16-'32
4.70s'12J-J
5,2501925
4Ms* 13 F-A
11,000
1928
School Bonds.
4.65s
J-J
$1,500
1915
4 Ms'12
65,000
1941
Main-Street Impt. Bonds.
4.45s'10J-J
$58,300r_Apr 25 T5-'38
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms'09 M-S $59,800r.Mch 1 '14-'39
4 Ms'09 J-D
20,000
1914-1933
4Msl3 F-A
18,000-i
1932
5s 13
J-J
13,200r___ July 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 13_—$325,083
Water debt (included
—29,700
School debt, (included)
x
66,500
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)__2,549,452
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—.$23.90
Inc.
—
Water Bonds.
MT. KISCO.
This
payable at the Treasurer's office.
Highway
4Ms'09 A-O
4 Ms'10 A-O
'14-T6
'17-'26
'27-'36
'37-'39
'40-'43
50,000—.July '44-!48
30,000—.May '49-'51
5,000—.May 1 1952
15,000-Oct 1 '53-'55
20,000c. .June *34-'37
25,000c-July 1 '46-'50
40,000c. June 1 '38-'45
25,000
May 1 1951
15,000
Dec 1 1951
25,000
Feb 1 1952
15,000
July 1 1952
Repaving Bonds.
$25,000—..Oct 1 1929
25,000c—.Oct 1 1930
4Ms'll A-O 115,000c.Apr 1 '32-'43
4Ms'll A-O
25,000——Oct 1 1931
4Ms'12 J-J
5,000.—July 1 1932
4Ms'12 M-N 25,000
Nov 1 1932
4Ms'13 F-A .15,000
Feb 1 1933
4MsT3 J-J
15,000
July 1 1933
Bridge Bonds.
5s
M-S $30,000.-Sept 1 '21-'23
4s '06
M-N
20,000
May I 1926
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04
J-J $110,000-July 1 '14-18
4s '05
J-J
116,000—Jan 1 '15-T9
4s *05
J-D
59,000r_June 1 '16-' 20
4s '06
M-N 80,000—Nov 1 T7-'21
4s '07
J-J
80,000—Jan 1 T7-'22
1914
5s '08
F-A
63,000—.Feb
1914
5s *08
A-O
40,000
Oct
Assessment Bonds.
1914
5s *08
J-J
$25,000—--Jan.
1914
40,000
Apr
5s *08
A-O
1914
25,000
Aug
4 Ms'09 F-A
1915
25,000
Apr
4 Ms'10 A-O
4 Ms'10 J-D $35,000-—June 1 1916
4Ms'll M-N 35,000—.Mch 1 1917
18,000
Aug 1 1917
4 Ms'll A-O
24,000
Jan 2 1918
4 Ms'12 J-J
8,000—July 1 1914
4Ms'12 A-O
14,000——Oct 1 1915
4Ms'12 A-O
4Ms*13 M-S 41,000—Mar 1 1918
23,000
Dec 1 1917
4Ms'12 J-D
22,000
Feb 1 1918
4Ms'13 F-A
39,000
July 1 1919
5s '13
M-S
Tax-fRelief Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $90,000
Feb 1 1914
4MST2F-A
90,000
Feb 11915
4Ms'13 J-J.
90,000.-__Jan 1 1916
School-Tax-Relief Bonds.
4 Ms'll F-A $45,000..—Feb 1 1914
4 Ms'12 F-A
45,000.—Feb 11915
4MsT3 J-J
55,000—.Jan 1 1916
City Hall Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N$200,000 May 1'56-'65
School Bds., City of Mt. Vernon.
4s '94
M-N $20,000—May 1 '14-T7
J-J
4s
105,000—July 1 '18-'38
J-D
4s
35,000—June 1 '34-*37
F-A
50,000-.Feb 1 '39-'48
3 Ms
F-A
46,000.-Aug 1 *31-'32
3Ms
M-S
35,000—Sept 1 '38-'41
4s '05
A-O
13,750
Apr 1 '51-'52
4s
4Ms'08 A-O
95,000r_Apr 1 '42-'51
4Ms'10 M-N 77,700r_May 2 '53-'56
4Ms'll F-A 100,OOOr .Feb 1 '57-'61
4Ms'12 M-N 250,000r_May 1 '62-'73
4Ms'12 M-N 55,500r_Nov 1 '52-'54
4Ms'13J-D
21,OOOr
1955-1956
Deficiency Bonds.
3 Ms
M-S $40,000—Mch 1 '23-'26
4s '03
M-S 40,000—Mar 1 '28-'31
4s
F-A
40,000—Aug 1 '32-'35
Fire and Police Department.
4s '06
M-N $50,000c—May 1 *27-'36
4s '05
J-D
50,000c_June 1 '26-'35
4s '10
A-O
20,000c-Oct 1 *33-'36
4Ms'I2 M-N105,000c.May 1 '36-'42
County's proportion Q'ns
County debt Oct 1 '13-927,778
Assessed valuation, real--92,354,541
Assessed val., personal—- 2,670,317
Franchises
—
2,178,425
1,914,701
99,117,984
(Assessment from 40 to 60% value.)
Population in 1910
83,930
INT. on court-house bonds due
1930 and 1931 payable at the Corn
Exch. Bank., N. Y.; on part of the
court-house bonds due 1929 at the
Queens Co. branch of the Corn Exch.
Bank in Long Island City, and part at
the Security Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y.; on part of the
road bonds of 1907 at the City Sav.
Bank of Brooklyn and the Buffalo
Sav. Bank; on the road bonds of '09,
'10, '11, '12 & *13 at Treas. office.
Bank stock:
Total valuation 1913
NEWARK.
village is in Wayne County.
1903.
Population 1910, 6,227.
This
Inc.
Sewer Bonds.
5s
«
$90,000
„.
—
-
Water Bonds.
3Ms&4sM-S $48,OOOr —
Village-Hall Bonds.
4.45s'08M-S $14,OOOr ...-1914-1920
BOND. DEBT May 6 '13. $154,000
Assessed valuation 1912—2,795,782
Village tax (per $1,000)
1912.$14.29
INT. mailed to registered
holders.
NEWBURGH.
This city is in Orange County.
The
prin. and int. on the water bonds is
met by water rents.
Incorporated
Apr. 22 1865. Pop'n 1910, 27,805.
Voting-Machine Certificates.
4Ms
Jan
$2,600
1914-1915
City Hall.
4s '96
A-O
$1,OOOr..Apr 1 '14-15
Fire-Department Bonds.
I
4s '04
M-S
$l,200r_...Nov 1 1914
4s '06
A-O
l,200r_.Apr 2 '14-T6
5s *08
F-A
750r._Feb 1 '14-'18
F-A
2,000r.-Aug 1 '14-'19
M-N
3,300r—May 1'14-T9
4Ms'll M-N
16,200- May 1 *14-'31
Refunding Improvement Bonds
4Ms'12 M-S $27.200r—-Sept 1 1932
Improvement Bonds.
4s *04
J-D
$800r
June 1 1914
4 Ms
4s '09
4 Ms'08 M-N
4s '09 M-N
M-S
4s '09
4Ms'12 M-S
4Ms*12 M-S
4.40s'12 J-D
19,400--May 1 '14-T8
5,164.08-May 1 '14-19
43,340r_Sept l '14-19
31,500r_Sept 1
13,500r_Sept 1
22,500—June 1
97,OOOr—Feb
'14-'29
'14-'27'14-'22
1 1938
4MsT3 F-A
Glebe Fund.
"
3s '95
F-A $25,170r.._Aug 5 1935
3s '93
J-J
l,437.37r_May20 1943
Park Bonds.
4s *94
J-D
$500r__-June 1 1914
3Ms'95 J-J v 10,OOOr...July 1 1915
3 Ms'96 M-N
10,OOOr...May 1 1916
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms'96 J-D $22,130.55r_Dec '14-'16
4 Ms'1-1 M-N "28,800r_May 1 14-'31
School Bonds.
3 Ms'03 J-J
$20,OOOr. .July 1 *14-'23
4Ms'07 A-O
56,000r_.Oct 1 '14-'27
3.85s'09F-A 115,OOOr...Feb
1 1929
.4.10s'llJ-J
40,OOOr... July 1 1931
.
,
Water Bonds.
4s *10
M-SS158,OOOr...Mch 1 1930
4Ms'12 M-S
50,OOOr...Sept 1 1932
Refunding Water Bonds.
/$6,000r_.July 1
\35,OOOr... July
3Ms'95 M-N 19,250
Nov 1
4s '96
M-N
2,250-May 1
3 Ms'01 M-S
6,000r.Sept 1
3 Ms'02 M-S
4,500r_Sept 1
3Ms'05 M-N
l,400r_Nov 1
4.20s'llM-S
16,OOOr.Sept 1
4Ms'12 F-A 125,500r_Feb 1
*14-17
1 1917
'14-'24
'14-16
'14-'21
'14-'22
'14-15
14-'21
'14-'34
4Ms'12 M-S
44,000r___Sept 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-$1,106,619
Sinking fund
5,402
Total assessed val. 1913.-11,963,193
Bank stock assess, (add'l). 1,565,179
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
City & sch. tax per $1,000) 13-S29.75
3Ms'97 J-J
INT.
at
office of Qity
Treasurer.
HEW CASTLE.
This town is in Westchester Co.
Highway Bonds.
4Mb
{$2,000.-Mar 1 T4-'15
V
192.97-Mar 1 1916
4.35s
141,800
July 1 1942
District No. 4 (School).
5s
$19,000
1914-1932
District No. 8 (School .
5s
$2,400. .until Jan 1 28
.
„
4Hs'll M-N$71,000r_May 1 T4-'21
41isTl M-N 55,000r_May 1 T4-'21
5s '13
M-N103,000r_May 1 *16-'23
Fire and Police Bonds.
4>is'12 M-N$22,215r.May 1 '15-'22
Fire-Department Bonds.
3Hs'99 M-N
$2,000r
Nov
42,OOOr__Aug 1
50,000r-.May 1
5s *08
M-N
25,000r._May 1
21,000r_May 1
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13—.$167,393 4^s'H M-N
Population in 1910
3,573 4Hs'10 M-N 17,000r.May 1
5s '13
M-N ll.000r.May 1
—.
„
NEW CASTLE & BEDFORD
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO.
.
_
T4-T5
.
*14-'34
'17-'26
T8-'30
T4-'20
'15-31
*16-'21
3 Hs'00 F-A
5s '07
M-N
Local-Improvement Bonds.
M-N $76,000.-May 1 T4-'32
M-N
is *04
40,000r_May 1 '14-*33
M-N 12,000r_May 1 '14-'25
4s '05
M-N
4s *05
16,000r_May 1 '14-'21
M-N 17,136.32rMayl'17-T9
5s *07
M-N 12,OOOr.May 1 '19-'20
5s '09
4Ms'll M-N 46,000r_May 1 *14-'21
4^s'12 M-N 78,530r_May 1 *15-'22
UN.
2.
4s *03
4Hs'12 J-D $65,000r_June 1 ;i7-|42
4.65s
J-J
1,000.-July 3'14-'15
TOTAL DEBT Oct 6 '13—--$66,000
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.).2,549,452
Population in 1913 (est.)
_3,000
INT. on 4J^s at Columbia-Knick¬
erbocker Tr.
Co., New York;
on
4Hs'12 M-N
4.65s at Home Sav. Bk., White Pl'ns.
l,900r_May 1 '22-'23
M-N$71,000c.May 1 *14-'27
*l4-'23
M-N
4s '05
68,000r_May 1 *14-'30
M-N
4s '06
48,000r.May 1 *14-'25
M-N J99,000r_May 1 '20-'30
5s *08
\ 8,500r__ .May 1 1931
4^s'09 M-N 55,000r_May 1 '15-'32
4 Hs'09 M-N
12,500r_May 1 '29-'31
4 Hs'10 M-N
85,000r.May 1 *14-'30
4Hs'10 M-N 55.000r.May 1 '20-'30
4Hs'll M-N 88.000r.May 1 '20-*41
4J^s'12 M-N 70,000r_May 1 T5-'21
5s '13
M-N 78,000r_May 1 '22-'29
Certificate Redemption Bonds.
4^s'll M-N$29,000 -----1914-1920
4J^s'12 M-N{21,000r_May 1 '15-'21
1 l,574.88r.May 1 '22
5s '13
M-N
l,400r.May 1 '16-'17
_s '12
$2,700.-Mar 1 '14-'22
Sewer District No. 1 Bonds.
4^s'12 F-A $42,000r.Aug 1 T4-,'34
TOTAL DEBT July 1912—
$50,000
—-
1912—-3,000,000
valuation
Population in
1910——.———5,940
Co.,Utic
INT. at Utica Tr. & Dep.
NEWROCHELLE.
This city Is in Westchester County.
Inc. 1899. Population 1910, 28,867.
Public Impt., Series "A."
4Ms'10 M-N$40,000r.May 1 '14-'20
Court-House & Police-Sta. Bds.
M-N. l0,000r.May 1
'05
_
„
.
9,000r_May 1 '16-'24
4H-8'H -M-N
Special Assessment Certfs.
City-Hall Bonds.
3Hs'99J-D
$3,000r—June T4-*16
Relief Bonds.
5s'08
M-N$65,000r_May 1 T4-'17
5s '09
M-N 37.000r.May 1 *14-*19
5s *09
M-N 25,000r_May 1 '16-'19
5s '09
M-N 35,000r_May 1 '14-'19
4s '03
M-N 42,Q00r_May 1 '14-'27
Street & Highway Impt.
3 Hs'97 M-N $12,500
Nov '14-'23
3^8*99 J-D 100,000r--June' 14-'33
3Hs'01 A-O
32,000r_.Apr 1 '14-'29
3 Hs'OO J-D 150,000r_June 1 '34-*63
3 Hs'Ol J-J
30,000r.July 1 '30-*44
5s *07
M-N
25,000r_May 1 *17-*25
($5,000 due In odd years.)4^s'09 M-N 100,000r.May 1 '22-'31
5s *11
M-N
9,500r.May 1 '14-'15
(Subject to call after 1 year.)
5s
Sewer
$45,000
20,000
107,697
78,610
L
Sidewalk, &c., 6s and 5s__
Construction 5s
5s
Street
214,000
Temporary tax 5s & 51-4s.
BOND. DEBT Oct.4 *13-
3,098,768
Temporary loans
465,307
TOTAL DEBT Oct. 4 '13. 3,564,076
Assessed valuation, real..35,775,105
Assessed val., personal
371,135
Franchises
1,781,726
Total valuation 1912
37,927,966
„
Total rate (per $1,000) 1912.-$28.79
INTEREST payable at office of
City Treasurer or, at the request of
holder, will be remitted in N.Y. exch
NEW YORK CITY.
John Purroy Mitchel, Mayor-elect; Wm. A. PrenComptroller.
consolidation provided under the Greater New York Charter became
dergast
The
effective Jan.
1898,
1
and
New
includes
York City now
Kings County,
Richmond County and the following portions of Queens County,
namely
Long Island City, the towns of Newtown, Flushing and Jamaica, and part
of the town of
Hempstead.
The Legislature In 1912 passed a bill providing
for the creation of the County of The Bronx out of what
of The Bronx.
The bill
was
is
now
the Borough
subject to referendum of the citizens of the
proposed Bronx County in November 1912 and was favorably passed upon
at that time. V. 95, p. 1288.
On Jan. 17 1913 the Act was declared uncon¬
stitutional by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. V. 96, p. 299.
This decision was reversed, however, by the Court of Appeals on Mar. 14
1913. V. 96, p. 810.
The following statement includes all of the funded
debt of the former City of New York and of the municipalities in
Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond which was recorded at the date of con¬
solidation; also such additional amounts as were recorded in subsequent
years as being funded obligations of said former municipalities to be assumed
by the City of New York.
These figures do not include $2,007,600 revenue
bonds of the former City of New York outstanding Jan. 1 1898 and redeem¬
able from its tax levy of 1897 nor $4,060,000 of revenue bonds or certificates
of indebtedness of the former city Of Brooklyn outstanding, Jan. 1 1898,
but redeemable from its tax levy for the year 1898.
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT CONSOLIDATION JAN. 1 1898.
Tot. Funded Debt.
Manhattan & The Bronx*$226,144,311.28
81,626,175.53
13,709,935.62
3,486,736.67
Brooklyn.—.
QueensRichmond...
,
below*
Jan. 1 '11.
Water debt. Jan. 1'98
Sinking Fund.
Net Debt.
$85,654,317.52 $140,489,993.76
6.734,055.69
74,892,119.84
330,000.00
13,379,935.62
3.486,736.67
-
Net
•Includes $3,061,645.01 special
DEBT
OF
GREATER
revenue
♦Included on Oct. 31 '13 were $14,809,521 corporate stock notes issued
which $9,609,521 were held by the public and $5,200,000
by the Sinking Fund.
These on Jan. 1 1913 amounted to $17,249,719 held
by the public and $7,100,000 by the Sinking Fund.
ASSESSED VALUES.—The assessed
CITY
AT PRESENT TIME.
V
consolidation
up
to Oct« 31 1913 the Greater City has issued
(not counting special revenue bonds or revenue bonds for current expenses)
Since
$1,234,335,470 new bonds and redeemed and canceled Issues aggregating
$352,085,391.
The following compares gross and net debt of the copsoli-:
dated city at different dates.
Totalx Funded
• Temporary
Sinking
Net
Debt.
Debt.
'
Debt.
«
Funds.
Debt.
Jan, 1 *98 $321,905,514 $3,069,245
$324,974,759 $92,718.373$232.256,386
Jan 1'99
341,844,226
8,187,265
350,031.491
99.386,292 250,645,199
Jan 1 '00
359,620,986
3,177,912
362.798.898 105,754,872 257,044,026
Jan 1 '01
384,794,598
7,495.936
392,290.534 112,288.129 280,002,405
Jan 1 '02
412,047,717 14,235,598
426,283,315 117.399,480 308,883,835
Jan 1 '03
434,339,606 26.739,908
461,079.514 126,742,949 334.336,565
Jan 1 '04
477,623,199 49,285,750
526,908,949 150,893,603 376,015,346
Jan 1 *05
552,954.132 39.865,640
592,819,772 157,330,353 435,489,419
Jan 1 '06
594,056 513 48,377,500
642,434,013 169,780,612 472,653,401
Jan 1 *07
658,234,892 57,874.770
716.109,662 191,144,187 524,965.475
Jan 1 '08
726,646,965 62,014,037
788.661,002 197,437,164 591,223,838
Jan 1 '09
799,441.994 82.998,590
882.440,584 210.421,340 672,019,244
Jan 1 '10
880,430,289 65,575,439
946,005,728 232,368,059 713,637,669
Jan 1 '11
946.003,798 66,239,158 1,012,242,956 256.640.290 755.602,666
Jan 1'12 1,037.811,719 52,641,786
1,090,453.505 276,815,727 813,637,778
Jan 1 131.122,690,043 41,750,842 1,164,440,884 294,779,242 869,661,642
Oct31'131,204,155,593 89,783,824 1,293,939,417 323,333,251 970,606,166
x Including general fund bonds as follows; $8,500,000 at Jan. 1
1904,
$18,000,000 at Jan. 1 1905, $29,000,000 at Jan. 1 1906, $40,750,000 at Jan.l
1907, $54,250,000 at Jan. 1 1908, $68,750,000 at Jan. 1 1909. $85,500,000
atJan.ll910,$102,500,OOOatJan. 11911, $120,000,000 Jan. 11912, $137,,j500,0q0 Jan. 1 1913 and $147,500,000 Oct. 31 1913. On Jan. 1 1912the
Tunded debt also included
below;
$23,795,579 of the corporate stock notes described
$35,391,095 of, these securities were included on Jan. 1 1913 and
1913.
None outstanding at previous dates.
$48,139,513 Oct. 31
•Consists of special revenue bonds and
also revenue bills.
revenue
bonds for current expenses
valuation of property ih the con¬
1913 follows:
solidated city for the year
Manhat. &
Real Estate.
m
Tax Rates.
Total.
Personal Estate.
Br'nx_$5,767,283,188 $270,603,495 $6,037,886,683
Brooklyn.— 1,680,013,591
46,296,870
1,726,310.461
$18.10
18.50
484,533,686
18.50
The
477,792,836
Richmond-.
6,740,850
81,558,246
Queens
1,777.225
19.20
83,335,471
$325,418,440 $8,332,066,301 $18.10 to $19.20
Total valuations for each borough in previous years were as follows:
Man.&TheBr'nx.
Brooklyn.
Queens.
Richmond.
Total.
Total
1913_$8,006,647,861
1912_$5,938,069,111$1,723,496.394$463,147,289$80,149.636$8,204,862,430
1911.-5.937,880,465 1,745.026,899 451,909,227 81,946,696 8,216,763,287
1910.-5,543,421,737 1,463,368,346 339,922,440 70,124,976 7,416,837,499
1.439,142,030 317,785,805 70,260,125 7,250,500.559
7,158,190,400
6,795,341,915
6,305,794,185
5,912,146,227
990,568,732 138,856,650 49,997,779 5,640,542,657
~ "
'
68,394,222
56,993,441
50,578,280
1905—4!680[680,189 1.031,894,265 149,499,728 50,072,045
1908—5,365,115.461 1,418,312.907 306,367,810
1907—5,235.399,980 1,274,088,457 228,860,037
1906.-4,926,345,290 1,159,729,982 169,140,633
1904.-4,461,119.496
1903.-4,295,489,443
1902—2,937,511,554
1901 .2,869,465,574
1900--2,799,871,672
1899—2,669,088,835
1898.-2,365,490,372
1897-.2,168,635,856
1896.-2,106,484,905
1895.-2,016,947,662
953,794,705
756,110,610
748,203,743
695,335,940
655,092,980
(*)
603,796,463
555,103,714
563,987.132
452,758,601
330,683,762
234,835,991
_
1890—1,696,978,390
1885—1,371,117,003
1880.-1,143,765,727
133,958,623
117,885,838
118,006,430
109,926,453
110,066,632
49,156,147
45,539,716
52,295,126
48,988,128
44,103,582
5,432,398,918
3,857,047.718
3,787,970,873
3,654,122,193
3,478,352.029
...
-
—
-
—
-
1
-
♦No assessment or tax in 1898.
In 1903 the assessment of
.
real estate was made on the basis of about real
greatly in excess of those
value; 1903 and subsequent values, therefore, are
for
previous years, and consequently the tax rate is
much lower.
[Under a law passed by the 1911 Legislature, the collection of taxes takes
place semi-annually instead of annually * as heretofore. V. 93, p. 63.1
PAR VALUE OF BONDS—Under the provisions of the city charter,
registered bonds may be issued in denominations of
$10 or any multiple
thereof.
TAXATION.—Section 8, Article 1. General
Municipal Law, Consolidated Laws of 1909, provides that "all bonds of a
municipal corporation, until payable, shall be exempt from taxation for
EXEMPTION
town,
FROM
county, municipal or State
purposes."
1909 the voters passed on
the city, in ascertaining its
DEBT LIMIT.—At the general election In Nov.
a
constitutional
amendment which permits
borrowing capacity, to exclude bonds heretofore Issued for any rapid transit
or dock Investment, as well as bonds hereafter Issued for a public improve¬
ment which provides a revenue in excess of the Interest and amortization
charges.
The rapid transit and dock bonds may be excluded only in pro¬
portion to the extent to which the current net revenues
received from these
improvements shall meet the interest and amortization charges.
amendment in full under general remarks for New York State.
See the
ISSUANCE OF SHORT-TIME NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF SALE
passed in 1911 authorizing the City
OF CORPORATE STOCK.—A law was
Comptroller to issue short-term notes to provide funds pending the sale of
corporate stock.
See V.192, p. 1577.
ISSUANCE OF CORPORATE STOCK IN FOREIGN CURRENCY.—
The 1911 Legislature also passed a bill permitting the City Comptroller to
make corporate stock payable in the currency of foreign countries.
See
V. 93, p. 63.
>,
GENERAL FUND BONDS.—A new kind of bond (known as the "Gen¬
eral Fund Bonds") was created by the Legislature in 1903.
It is issued for
the purpose
of releasing the surplus revenues of the sinking fund of the
old
City of New York, and to allow the money to be applied to the reduction of
taxation.
Under the law the bonds will be issued only In the way indicated,
and they will be taken
for account of sinking fund for redemption of the
city debt No. 1.
See V. 76, p. 610.
Up to Oct. 31 1913 $147,500,000 of
these bonds had been issued.
APPROPRIATIONS.—The total appropriations for Greater New York
1899 it was $93,520,082.03; in 1900 it was
$90,778,972.48; for 1901 it was $98,100,413.43; for 1902 it was $98,619,600.88; for 1903, $97,119,031.10; for 1904, $106,674,955.09; for 1905,
$109,817,593.03; for 1906, $116,805,490.37; for 1907, $130,421,505.56;
for 1908, $143,572,266.17; for 1909, $156,545,148.14; for 1910, $163,130,270:
for 1911, $173,967,835; for 1912, $181,090,657; for 1913, $192,711,441, and
for .1914, $192,995,551.
■
V
in 1898 was $77,473,084.77; in
POPULATION (U. S. Census figures)—
1910.
1900.
1910.
GreaterN.Y.—4,766,883 3,437,202 Boro. of Queens.
Man. & Bronx._2,762,522 2,050,600 Boro, of Rich'dBoro. of Br'klyn 1,634,351 1,166,582
Health Dept. estimates that the
population of the
5.372,983
on
July 1
284,041
85,969
1900.
152,999
67,021
Greater City
was
1913.
DETAILS OF INDEBTEDNESS.
The tables which follow give full details regarding the indebtedness of the
consolidated city' and the various boroughs and other divisions forming part
of it.
We show first the bond issues made since the Greater New York
Charter went into effect.
Then we add statements reporting at length the
boroughs; all the districts, towns and other
the borough to which they belong.
indebtedness of the separate
divisions being in each case grouped under
GREATER
GREATER
NEW
N.
Y.
since consolidation.
held in the sinking fund.
YORK.—Bonds issued
are
CHARTER. 3 Hg
M-N
$2,000,000
—1928
M-N
700,000.1929
3Hg. M-N •
4,500,000--- —1940
BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS.
3Hg M-N
2,000,000
1952
3 HS M-N
•
3,000,000..
1953
Bridges over Harlem River.
4,950,000
1954
$1,029,845
.1928 3 HS M-N
3^g M-N
-M-N
sf 46,000
1,500,000
-.1941
J1941 3Mg M-N
3g
Viaduct over 96th St.,Riv.Drive.
M-N
sf 154,620
1942
3g
M-N
sf 40.000
M-N
sf $85.000. —-1940
1919 3g
3g
M-N
Bridge over Newtown Creek.
sf 231,000.
1952
3g
M-N
M-N
sf $180,000,
1940
sf 138,901-1953 3g
3g
M-N
sf 30,000.
-1952
3 Ms M-N
500,000
.1930 3g
350,000.
-.1954
1,250,000.1929 3 Mg M-N
3^g M-N
M-N
sf 250,000.
1952
1,200,000
--1941 3g
3^g M-N
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
250,000
1953
3Xg M-N
Corporate Stock.
bonds.
Oct. 31 *13.
Jan. 1 '13.
for water, and of
The loans marked (s f)
TO^al-.-i...........♦$324,967,159.10 $92,718,373.21 $232,248,785.89
Jan. 1 *12.
$59,568,249S128,913,618$160,195,447*1177,576,337*$198,304,939
42,796.855
95.928.156 124,127.585
132,912,755
151,444,155
Gross
Park Bonds.
4Hs'll M-N$87,000-_May 1 '20-'41
4s '86
J-J
$2,000c—.July 1 1914
tirade-Crossing Bonds.
'
4,500r...May 1 1916
4s '09
M-N $46,700r—Dec 1 1939 4Hs'10 M-N
4J4s'U M-N 4O,OO0r_May 1 '17-'36
Sewer Bonds.
M-N 28,OOOr_May 1 '16-'22
4s '89
A-O $70,000c--Oct 1 '14-'27 5s '13
Library Bonds.
5s '93
A-O
95,000r—Oct 1 '28-'46
4s '97
A-O
65,000r_.Oct 1 '47-'59 4Hs'll M-N f$24,OOOr_May 1 *14-'25
\
990r..May 1 1926
3 Hs'00 F-A
26,778.94r Augl'14-'26
Assessment Map Bonds.
3J43'01 F-A 108,000r.Aug 1 '14-'49
M-N $15,000r_.May 1 »17-'19
3 ^s'99 J-D
14,114.10rDec 1 '14-27 5s '07
Land Damage Bonds.
4s *05
M-N
65,000r.May 1 '14-*26
5s '08
M-N 16,000r_May 1 '14-'19 3Hs'99 A-O $40,000r—Apr '14-'23
20,000r
July *24-'27
4^s'09 M-N 39.000r.May 1 '20-*23 3 Hs'99 J-D
3O,O00r-June 1 '25-29
4Hs'10 J-J
18.421r.May 1 '14-'31 3 Hs'00 J-D
in the foregoing, wasjas follows at the several
The water debt, included
dfttcs
1909..5 423 312.599
School Bonds.
4s '97
4s
NEW HARTFORD.
This town is in Oneida County.
Assess,
47
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913. j
3Hg
—
1954
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay
Park and City Island.
3g
M-N
sf $135,000
1919
3g
M-N
sf 80,000
1941
Bridges over Bronx River.
3g
M-N
sf $16,000
1919
3g
M-N
sf 11,500
1953
3g
M-N
sf 25,000-1952
3g
M-N
sf 75,000
1941
Bridge over Tracks N. Y. Cent.
3g
M-N
sf $33,000-.- —-1922
3g
M-N
sf 2,000
1941
3 MS M-N
50,000
1928
Bridge over Port Morris Branch.
3g
M-N
sf $9,000
1921
3g
M-N
sf 1,000
1940
3g
M-N
sf 3,525
1953
Bridges over East River.
3g
M-N sf $1,402,824
1929
3g
M-N
sf 67,000
1940
3g
M-N
sf 10,000.--..1941
3g
M-N
sf 750,000-..--,1952
3g
M-N
sf 1,648,000.......1953
3Hg
M-N
450,000
3Hg M-N
$140,000.
1928
3g
M-N
sf 20,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 5,000.
1952
3g
M-N
sf 57,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf 116,976
1952
Bge.over Mott Hav.Canal,135St.
3 Hs M-N
$30,0001941
Bridge over Eastchester Bay.
3g
M-N
sf $52,500
1953
3g
M-N
sf 10,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 5,000-1952-1953
Bridge over Garretson's Creek.
3g
M-N
sf $16,000
1952
Bge. over N. Y. & H., 189th St.
3g
M-N
sf $6,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 18,000
1953
Bridge, Prospect Ave., Bklyn.
3g
M-N
sf $8,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 14,000
1953
Bridge over Gowanus Canal.
3g
M-N
sf $195,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf 15.000..
.1954
Bridge over Flushing Creek.
,3g
M-N
sf $36,000.
1953
48
NEW YORK—CITIES
BUILDINGS AND
BUILDING
SITES.
Armories.
M-N
1
M-N
M-N
1
M-N
M-N
sf $19,500
sf 115,681
1923
1930
sf 56,063
sf 566,653
..1940
1942
1952
1953
P
M-N
sf 52,500
sf 365,000
3 Kg
M-N
550.000
1942
3 Kg
M-N
3Kg
M-N
100,000
250,000
1953
1954
Amer. Museum of Natural Hist.
3 Kg M-N
$550.000.---1928
3 Kg M-N
300.000,
1929
3 Kg M-N
100,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf 55,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 72.500-1953
3 Hg M-N
100,000
—1954
3g
M-N
sf 150,000
M-N
"3g
sf 200.000-..--1941
1940
Bklyn. Inst, of Arts & Sciences.
3 Kg
M-N •
$300,000
1930
3g
M-N
sf 300.000--1941
3g
M-N
sf 49,500
-1952
3 Kg M-N
150.000.1954
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3 Kg M-N
$600,000
1928
3g
M-N
sf 50,000
1929
3g
M-N
sf 70,000
1940
3g
-M-Isf,
sf 105,000.—
1941
3g
M-N
sf 131,000
1942
3g
M-N
sf 14,000.---1952
3g
M-N
sf 20.000
1953
Dept. of Corrections Bldg.
3 Kg M-N
$300,000
-1928
3 Kg M-N
650,000-1929
3g
M-N
sf 40.000
-1928
3H? M-N
150,000
1952
Department Public Charities.
3g
M-N
sf $31,518--1929
3g
M-N
sf 287,000-1940
3g
M-N
sf 35,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 61,000..
1942
3g VM-N
sf 405,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 127,500
1953
3 Kg M-N
175,000
.— 1953
3 Kg M-N
200,000
11954
—
.
-
Court-House—Appellate.
3 Kg
$250,000-1.--1928
M-N
375,000
1929
M-N
sf 85,000.--...1929
Criminal Court-House.
3g
M-N
sf $20,000.-----1923
3g
M-N
sf 97.000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 35,000
.1953
New Hall of Records.
3g
M-N
sf $150.000
...1929
3Kg M-N
500,000
1929
3 Kg M-N
250.000.
1930
3 Kg M-N
2,810,000
--1940
3 Kg M-N
500.000
1952
3 Kg M-N
* 700.000-1954
Health Department Buildings.
3g
M-N
sf $107,500-1952
3g
M-N
sf 74.000,-1953
3g
M-N
sf 1.000
1954
3 Kg M-N
250,0001953
3Kg M-N
200,000.---1954
Botanical Museum.
3 Kg M-N
$200,0001928
3g
M-N
sf 175.000-—--1928
Alt. & Rep'rs, Qu. Co* C't H'se.
3g
M-N
sf $5,000
1953
Rep rs N. Y. Co. Court-House.
3g
'M-N
sf $5,000
.1953
Construction C't-House, Bronx.
3g
M-N
sf $10,000
1953
Library Bldg., Bryant Park.
3 Kg M-N
$500,000
.1929
3 Kg M-N
500,000
1942
3Kg M-N
600,000.
-.1952
3 Kg M-N
1,000,000
1954
4g
M-N
500,000
1955
4g
M-N
'
500,000
...1958
3g
M-N
sf 150.000.-----1956
3g
M-N
sf 115,000- —-1957
3g
M-N
sf 610,000
1958
4g
M-N
1,300,000
-1959
4g
M-N
250,000
1956
4g
M-N
472,400
1957
4Kg M-N
1.000,000-—--.1957
Public Building, Crotona Park
$75,000.—-..1928
3Kg M-N
3g
M-N
sf 2,500.
1914
Hospital Bldg.,Gouverneur Slip
3 Kg M-N
$50,000
.1928
3 Kg M-N
:
85,000
1930
3g
M-N
sf 8.000.
1953
3 Kg M-N
100,000
1954
M-N
3Kg
3g
-
.
—
.
New
Harlem
Hospital.
3g
M-N
sf $220,322
1952
M-N
200,000.---1954
3g
M-N
sf 13,000
1952
Repairs to C't House, Manh'tan
3g
M-N
sf $28,537.--...1952
3 Kg
3g
M-N
sf 2.500.
1953
3 Kg
3 Kg
$250,0001940
650,000
1941
3,000,000
1929
5,000,000----_-1952
1,600,0001928
3,000,000
1953
3,150.000-.
1954
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N.
M-N
M-N
M-N
3 Kg
3 Kg
3 Kg
3 Kg
3 Kg
PARKS AND
PARKWAYS.
John's Park.
M-N
sf $50,000
1916
M-N
sf 15,000.---1941
Harlem River Driveway.
3 Kg M-N
$300,000
1940
Construction and Improvement
St.
3g
3g
_
of Parkways.
^
.
M-N
sf $100,000.-----1914
M-N
sf 100,000------1940
M-N
sf 10,000
- —1941
M-N
sf 80,000
1942
M-N
sf 10,000
1953
3 Kg M-N
100,0001929
Central Park Asphalt Walk.
3g
M-N
sf $2,000
-1940
3g
3g
3g
3g
3g
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
3g
M-N
sf $65,000
1923
3g
M-N
sf 30.000
1941
Public Parks, 27th-28th Sts.
3g
M-N
sf $1,248
1921
Public Park, Houston Street.
3g
M-N
sf $198,779- —---1920
3g
M-N
sf 14,000
-1940
3 Kg M-N
2,000,000-.
1940
Public Parks, Twelfth Ward.
3g
M-N
sf $29.495
1921
3g
M-N
sf 20,000--1941
3g
.M-N"
sf 7,500—
1942
3g
M-N
sf 5,049-1953
Public Park, Hester Street.
3g
M-N
sf $31,908-1920
3g
M-N
sf 1,000
1942
3g
M-N
sf 125,000- —-.-1941
3 Kg M-N
2,050,000
-1941
Improvements, Riverside Park.
3g
M-N
sf $153,500
1921
3g
M-N
sf 91,61l-----1940
3g
M-N
sf 75,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 15,600-1942
M-N
sf 3,000
-1952
3g
Riverside Drive Extension.
3 Kg
M-N
$500,000-.1928
3 Kg M-N
100,000
1929
,
3g
M-N
/sf20,000\
1941
\ 150,000/
sf 50,000
1942
sf 18,703
---1952
sf 36,000
1953
3 Kg
50,000. —----1953
3 Kg M-N
750,000-1954
Completion Riverisde Pk.&Dr.
3g
M-N
sf $1,500------1940
Public Parks, 145th-155th Sts.
3 Kg
M-N
$1,365,000
1929
Park, 54th Street.
3g
M-N
sf $7,162
1929
3 Kg M-N
1,250,000.
.1941
Park, 76th St. & East River.
3g
M-N
sf $11,541
-.1942
3 Kg
M-N
350,000..
1953
Public Park, 111th Street.
3 Kg
M-N
$1,738,3621928
3g«
M-N
sf 170,033
1918
3g
M-N
sf 65,000-,.
1929
3 Kg
M-N
886,886
1940
Prospect Park—Improvement.
3g
M-N
sf$ 10,000
-.-1942
New Parks, 23d-24th Wards.
2 Kg
M-N
sf $5,000—1909-1929
2 Kg M-N
'sf 8,000—— 1929
3g
M-N
sf 12.500
-.1929
Park, Worth and Baxter Sts.
3g
M-N
sf $185,6051942
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
3g
3g
3g
—
—
—
Improvement
Parks,
Parkways
and Drives.
3g
3g
3g
3 Kg
3 Kg
3g
3 Kg
sf $123,500-sf 15,000
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
150,000-—.-1942
•
250,000-.1952
sf 622,500-,.
1952
450,000
1953
M-N
M;N
3g
1918
1942
sf 125,000--
M-N
3 Kg
1921
M-N
800,000
1954
sf 806,500--
.1953
Improve. Wm. H. Seward Park.
3gM-N
sf $30,000-..
1942
3g
M-N
sf 100.000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 6,300-1953
Improvements Crotona Park.
3g
M-N
sf $30,000---.-.1928
Bronx Park Zoological Garden.
3 Kg M-N
$100,000.1940
3g
M-N
sf 75,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 125,000---;-.1942
3g
M-N
sf 25,000
1951
3g
M-N
sf 125,100
.1952
3g
M-N
sf 63,000
.1929
3 Kg M-N
.
49,900
-.1952
3 Kg M-N
.
100,000
1953
3 Kg M-N
100,000
1954
Skate
and
Golf
House,
Van
—
.
New Buildings, Central Islip.
3g
M-N
sf $2.000.-----1929
Court-House Site, Bronx.
,
3Kg
$147,079.---..1940
County Jail.
3g
M-N
sf $3.000-1952
3g
M-N
sf 55,000
1953
Hall of Records, Kings County.
3 Kg M-N
$400,000-- —-1952
3g
M-N
sf 20.000
1-1941
Site Montague St. Pub. Library.
3g
M-N
sf $40.000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 30,000.
1953
Borough Bldg., Richmond.
3g
M-N
sf $44.000
.1952
3g
M-N
sf 93.491
1953
3 Kg M-N
50.000
1954
New Hospital, Bronx.
3g
M-N
sf $46,000
1953
3 Kg M-N
50,0001954
Court Building, Brooklyn.
3g
M-N
sf $7,500
1953
Borough Hall, Queens.
3g
M-N
sf $40.000
1953
New Bellevue Hospital.
3 Kg M-N
$50,000
1954
Court House, Qates Ave., Bklyn.
3g
M-N
sf $35,000
1953
13th Dist. Municipal Court.
3g
M-N
sf $127,000
1953
M-N
New Richmond
—
3g
Jsf $85,0001
.1940'
V
-30,000/
Entrance Central Pk., 66th St.
3g
' M-N
sf $8,200
r.i940
Botanical Garden, Bronx Park.
3g
M-N
sf $125,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 50,000
1942
3g
M-N
sf 69,0001952
3 Kg M-N
50,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 20,000
1953
3 Kg
M-N
100,000
1954
Improvement of Central Park.
3g
M-N
sf $7,883
1941
Improvement
of
Parks,
Bor¬
ough of Richmond.
3g
M-N
sf $5,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 31,500
1942
3g
M-N
sf 1,000
—1952
3g
M-N
sf 4,096
1953
3g
3g
3g
3g
3g
M-N sf $2,075,294.---1928
sf 1.374,706
1940
sfl.800.000
1941
sf 850,000--i--.1942
sf 1,000.000--.
1952
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
—
—
.
M-N
4g
4g
4g
4g
4g
4g
4g
4g
4g
4g
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
...
sf $250,000
1955
1936
-1956
1957
-1957
1958
1958
1959
1959
1960
1953
1960
500,000
sf 36,000
1,500,000
sf 204,825
sf 632,500
1,500,000
3,200,000
sf 213,012
sf 10.000-
sf973,079.49
6,000,000(Subject to call after 1930.)
4Kg M-S
8,500,000
..I960
4 Kg M-S
20,000,000 _Mch 1 1962
4Kg M-N
4,500,000
4-1957
4 Kg
M-S
M-N
«sf 158,500—-1954
M-N
sf 1,588.5001955
M-N
2,000,000
1955
M-N
4,250,000
1956
M-N
sf 1,653,000- —
1956
M-N
3,600.000-1957
4g
M-N
4,000,0001958
4g
M-N
2,000,000
1958
3g
M-N
sf 55,000
-.1924
3g
M-N
sf 695,000
-1925
M-N
sf 85,000
1926
3g
3g
M-N
sf 51,500
1957
3g
M-N
sf 2,709,000
1958
4g
M-N
100- — .— .1925
4g
M-N
811,000.
!__1926
4g
M-N
16,000,000
-.1959
3g
M-N sf 10,463,225
1*959
3g
sf 1,004.4001960
4Kg M-S
12,000,000
..-I960
(Subject to call after 1930.)
4 Kg
M-S
$21,500,000
-1960
4 Kg
M-S
20,000,000-Mch 1 1962
3s g '12
sf50.000
1922
3g'13
sf4,200,000
1938
3g'13
sfl.000,000
1932
4 Kg
M-N
13,000,000-. ...1957
4Ksg M-S
20,000,000.Mar 1 1963
Water Mains and Pumping.
3g
M-N
sf $106,343
1918
3 Kg M-N
350,000
1920
Laying Water Mains.
3 Kg M-N
$300,000-1917
3g
M-N
sf 50,000-- —-.1917
Long Island Water Plant.
3 Kg
M-N
$570.000
-.-1918
Sanitary Protection of Water.
3g
M-N
sf $200,000
.1917
3 Kg M-N
*
350,000
.1917
3g
M-N
sf 100,000-.--..-1919
3 Kg M-N
350,000-.
1919
3 Kg' M-N
500,000
.1920
3g
M-N
sf 500,000----—.1921
3g
M-N
sf 200,000
---1952 "
Laying Water Mains, Brooklyn.
3g
M-N
sf $200,000.-1918-1919
3g
M-N
fsf
25,0001-,.
1920
I
850,000/
3g
M-N
sf 29,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 47,500
1953
3g
3g
4g
4g
3g
4g
-.-
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
School-Houses,
3Kg
M-N
3 Kg
M-N
3g
3 Kg
M-N
M-N
3 Kg M-N
3 Kg M-N
3g
M-N
3g
M-N
3Kg M-N
33 g *12
Sites
$1,820,785
&
BIdgs.
1928
300,000
sf 1,174,055
1940
1,800,000
1942
1952
1953
1952
—1953
1928
1,500,000--3,200,000
* sf 750,000
sf 200,000
5,600,000--,- —.1954
.1.100,000
1922
Boroughs of Manhattan & Bronx
3g
3g
M-N sf $1,656,327—— 1929
M-N
sf 8,273.
1940
3 Kg
3 Kg
M-N
1,700,000
1929
M-N
1,900,000
-1940
M-N
1,000.000.
-1941
M-N
sf 1,000,000--1941
Borough of Brooklyn.
M-N
sf $85,615---:—1929
3 Kg
3g
3g
3g
3g
3 Kg
—
M-N
M-N
sf
—
7,385
...1940
sf 300,000-1941
M-N
1,800,000
—1929
3 Kg M-N
2,190,000
1940
3Kg M-N
900,000
:_1941
Borough of Queens.
3g
M-N
sf $7,650
—.1929
3g
M-N
sf 49.3501940
3g
M-N
/sf 100,000\
1941
\
100,000/
3 Kg M-N
200,000
1941
3 Kg M-N
500,000.
1929
3 Kg M-N
150,000
1940
Borough of Richmond.
3g
M-N
sf $47,000
—1940
3 Kg M-N
100,000.
.1929
3g
M-N
150,000-.
1941
High-Schools and Sites.
3g
M-N
sf 246,852__.
1929
3 Kg M-N
sf 26.419
1940
3 Kg M-N
813,484
1940
3 Kg
M-N
800,000
1941
3 Kg M-N
75,000
1953
3 Kg M-N
sf 112,637
1941
3g
M-N
sf 1,000
—1951
Borough of Richmond.
3g
M-N
sf $100,000--.- —-1941
3g
M-N
sf 75,000-.---.-1953
Medical College Dormitory.
3g
M-N
sf $50,000
1952
3g
M-N'
sf 3,0001953
Site College of City of n. y.
3g
M-N
sf $14,861--1941
3g
M-N
•
sf 121,119.
1942
3g
M-N
sf 16,052
1942
College City of n. y. BIdgs.
3g
M-N
sf $500,000
1952
3 Kg M-N
100,000
-.1954
—-
—
——
—
STREETS AND
DRIVEWAYS.
Awards for Change of Grade.
—
—
—
3 Kg M-N
150,000New Aqueduct.
3g
3 Kg
3g
3 Kg
3g
3 Kg
3g
3 Kg
3 Kg
3g
3 Kg
3g,
3 Kg
3g
3 Kg
3K6
1920
sf $300,000.
1917
2,000,000- —--.1917
sf 450,000
1918
350,000
1918
sf 300,000
1919
2,650,000
1919
sf 90,000----—-1920
2,200,000
192D
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
A-0
500,,000
1921
sf 200,0001,500,000
•
.1922
1952
<-.1953
1953
sf 1,530,000
350,000-sf 70.000.
-1954
500,000
1922
.1.000,000-Apr 1 1954
MISCELLANEOUS.
Department Street Cleaning.
M-N
sf $100,000
^1929
3 Kg M-N
300,000
?1929
3g
M-N
sf 62,668
-1940
3g
M-N
sf 355,474
-.1952
3g
M-N
sf 159,000il953
3g
M-N
sf 201,431
1942
3 Kg M-N
200,0001954
3 Kg M-N
100,000
1953
Fire Department.
3Kg M-N
$300.000--1929
3 Kg M-N
241,000
J.-1941
3g
M-N
sf 800,000.
.1941
3g
M-N
sf 161,000
-.1953
3g
M-N
sf 12,500-1954
3 Kg M-N
50,000
1953
3 Kg M-N
250,000-.-,—1954
Police Department.
3g •
M-N
sf $136,390
—1940
3g
M-N
375,000
1941
3 Kg M-N
200,000.
.1954
Improvement Wallabout Basin.
3g
M-N
sf $100,000
1929
Public Bath, Rivington Street.
3 Kg "M-N
$50,000.Nov 1 1928
3g
M-N
sf 20,0001928
Public Baths, City of N. y.
3g
M-N
sf $150,000-11942
3g
M-N'
sf 72,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 50,0001953
3 Kg M-N
250,000
-.1952
3 Kg M-N
350,000-1954
3 Kg M-N
100,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf $115,480
-1928
M-N
sf 217,720
1941
3 Kg M-N
250,000
1940
3g
M-N
sf 187,500-.
1942
3g "
M-N
sf 7,000
1952
3 Kg M-N
100,000.
.1954
3g
M-N
sf 9,499
—1953
3g
•
M-N
sf 165,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf 32,500. —1953
Paving Jerome Avenue.
3 Kg
M-N
$60,000
-1928
3g
M-N
sf 12,000
1928
Re-Paving Streets.
3g
M-N
sf $310,0001928
3 Kg M-N
250,000
1928
3 Kg M-N
300,000--1929
3g
M-N
sf 24,0001941
3g
M-N
sf 642,500
1953
3g
M-N
sf 25,000- —— 1952
3 Kg M-N
2,450,000
-1940
3 Kg M-N
2,000,000
1941
3 Kg M-N
2,000,000—
1942
Monument to General Fowler.
3 Kg M-N
1,500,000
1952 3g
M-N
sf$ 1,5501952
3 Kg M-N
•
750,000
-1953
Soldiers' Memorial Arch.
3 Kg M-N
3,150,000
1954 3g
M-N
sf $5,000..
1929
Bedford Ave. Improve., Bklyn.
3g
Mr-N
sf 2,000
1940
3g
M-N
sf $21,000-- —.1924 3 Kg M-N
' 200,000—
1940
Acquiring Land, William St.
3 Kg M-N
43.000
1942
3g
M-N
sf $1,800- — —-1953
Department of Health.
Street and Park Openings.
3g
M-N
sf $25,0001941
3gM-N sf $2,696,548
-.1914 3g
M-N
sf 3,000— .1942
3g
M-N
sf 74,619
-.1929 3g
M-N
sf 44,287
1919
3g »
M-N
sf 2,598,211
-.1940
Construction of Sewers, Bklyn.
3g
M-N
sf 538,700—
1941 3g
M-N
sf $1.000-^-.1953
3g
M-N
sf 2,265,578—ww--1942 3 Kg M-N
100,000
.1953
3g
M-N ' sf 4,193,188
-.1952 3Kg, M-N
100,000
-.1954
3g
M-N
sf 826,226
— 1953
3 Kg M-N
167,000-----1942
3Kg M-N
1,849,107-.
1929
Carnegie Library Sites.
3Kg M-N
1,112,126--1941 3g
M-N
sf $250,000
1942
3 Kg M-N
1,000,000
1952 3g
M-N
sf 202,155
1952
3 Kg M-N
2,010,000
1953 3g
M-N
sf 173,500
1953
Kg M-N
600,000-1954 3 Kg M-N
90,000
1953
Improvement Atlantic Avenue. 3 Kg M-N
250,0001954
3g
M-N
sf $250,000
1942
Redem. Assess. Bonds, Park Av.
3g
M-N
sf 680,000
1952 3 Kg M-N
$458,000
1929
3g
M-N
sf 108,500
1953 3g
M-N
sf 210,801
1929
3 Kg M-N
150,000
1953
Land Awards.
3 Kg M-N
100,000
-.1954 3g
M-N
sf $5,000
1942
Widening Roadway, 59th St.
3g
M-N
sf 1,000
-1952
3g
M-N
sf $5,000
1941 3g
M-N
sf 4,000-1953
3g
M-N
sf 40,000
1942
Imp. Toilet Facilities (CityPks.)
3g
M-N
sf $3.000
1952
WATER.
3g
M-N
sfl 1,5001952
3g
M-N
sf 21.500
1953
To Provide for Water Supply.
Assessment on City Property.
3g
M-N
sf $260,000
1920
$1,000,000
1954
3g
M-N
sf 445,000
1921 3 Kg M-N
Comfort Station, Brooklyn.
3g
M-N
sf 945,502
1922
M-N
sf $60,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 544,000
1952 3g
M-N
sf 68,000
---1953
3g
M-N
sf 680.498
l-,1953 3g
Public-Comfort Sta., Manhat.
3J
M-N
sf 482,500
1953
M-N
sf $10,000
1952
3 Kg M-N
5,00,000 1919 & 1952 3g
M-N
sf 16.000.
1.953
3 Kg M-N
650,000
1953 3g
50,000-4
1953
3 Kg M-N
1,500,0001954 3 Kg M-N
100,000— -—1954
3 Kg M-N
6,750,000
-1954 3 Kg M-N
3g
3g
—- —
,
——
.
——
—
—
.
—
RAPID
TRANSIT.
Rapid Transit RR.
3 Kg M-N
$8,000,000.-1948-1949
3 Kg
3g
FERRIES.
Docks and Ferries, &c.
DOCKS AND
M-N
3 Kg
-
Cortlandt Park.
M-N
sf $20,000
1940
Silver Lake Park, Richmond.
3g
[Vol. xcnt.
AND TOWNS.
3 Kg
M-N
M-N
M-N
2,500,000
1950
1,500,0001950
/8,499,9501
1951
1
sf 50/
sf 1,166,050-.
1952
10,000,000
-.1952
5,000,000-1953
4,700,000—.—1954
4,750,000-1954
,
3 Kg
3 Kg
3 Kg
3 Kg
M-N.
M-N
M-N
M-N
3Kg
M-N
NEW
Not., 1913. j
MISCELLANEOUS—(Con.)
Flre-Alarm Telegraph,
Bridges over Bronx River.
M-N
sf $5,000
1919
M-N
sf 15,000
.1920
M-N
sf 30,000
1919
Bridge over Harlem R., 153d St.
M-N
sf $50,000
1919
Girard and Walton Ave. Bridge.
M-N
sf $15,000
1922
Harlem River Bridges.
M-N
sf $17,175
1913
M-N
sf 45,590
1914
M-N
sf 39,325
1915
M-N
274,181
1920
M-N
-sf 4,000
.1918
M-N
sf 96;000
-.1919
McCombs Dam Bridge.
M-N
sf $69,388—-1916
3
Richm'd.
M-N
sf $2.000
1953
Maps 2d, 3d & 4th Wards, Q'ns.
3g
M-N
sf 542,500
1953
Maps 2d & 5th Wards, Richm'd.
3g
M-N
sf 520,0001953
3g
3
3
3
3
Various Municipal Purposes.
3 Kg
3 Kg
534,500,000.
1954
12,500,000
1955
sf 186,735
1926
sf 13,500
1924
sf 104,235--1925
sf 2,070,6991954
sf 7,748,704--1955
17,500,000. —— 1955
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
3g
3g
3?
3g
3g
4g
10,500,000
-1936
34.000,000-- —— .1956
sf 1,319,2951956
sf 2,555.8241957
9.000,0001957
63,500,000
1957
14,000,000r1958
360,440
1957
sf 6,510,575
1958
30,000,000
—1959
sf 2,345,559--.
1959
3g
sf 775,542- —.—I960
4 Kg M-S sf 32,000,000
1960
(Subject to call alter 1930.)
4 Kg'10 M-S
30.000,000
1960
4 Kg M-S
45.000.000-Mch 1 1962
3gT2
sf 7,500.0001922
3g
sf5,000,000
— 1938
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
4 Kg M-N
4g
M-N
4g
M-N
3g
M-N
4g
M-N
3g
M-N
4g
4g
3g
3g
4g
3
3
3
3
3
•
3
3
—
—
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay
Park and City Island.
M-N
sf $1,000—
1916
M-N
sf 34,000...-.--1919
Harlem River "Ship Canal."
3
.
3
3
3g
M-N
3
Ship Canal.
sf $315,000
1914
sf 45,069
,—1915
sf 36,573—1919
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
3
3
'
...
...
25,000,000-Mar 1 1963
M-S
4Kg
Fire-Boat Seth
Low, Repairs.
M-N
sf $22,500-.
1953
Construction New Fire-Boat.
3g
M-N
sf $8,500-1953
3g
M-N
M-N
M-N
250,000
400,000.
400,000--
3
M-N
3 Kg
M-N
3 Kg
3 Kg
sf $2,000.-1953-1954
M-N
3g
Retaining Wall,
Rebuilding
.
Impt. Park, Parkways &
3 Kg M-N
$123,000-. —
3 Kg M-N
175,000
3
M-N
sf 690,000---
-1920
1916
sf 655,980
1918
155th Street.
3
M-N sf
3
M-N
3g
•
3
M-N
M-N
3
M-N
M-N
3
M-N
3
M-N
3 Kg
M-N
-.1920
City Improvement Stock.
Avenue
Webster
ASSESSMENT
3
M-N
3
M-N
3g
$200,0000n or alt.'10
M-N
3
M-N
M-N
3g
M-N
3g
M-N
,
M-N
M-N
§g
3g
M-N
3 Kg
M-N
3g
3g
4g
M-N
3 Kg
M-N
M-N
3
500,000—--.1913
500,000
1916
.1920
M-N
700,000
1920
3g
475,000
1916
3 Kg M-N
600,000-.1917
3Kg M-N
1,400.000
1918
3 Kg M-N
Seventh District Police Court.
3
M-N
sf $73,636
1916
3
M-N
sf 14,485
1917
3g
M-N
199,0001920
3
M-N
3
M-N
M-N
3
1916
930,000.
M-N
M-N
sf $39,189. —-.1913
Re-Paving.
M-N sf $1,500,000.,.
1913
3
alt.'ll
sf SOO.OOOOn or alt.* 12
83,1290n or aft.*04
100,0000n or alt.'05
200,0000n or alt.'07
2,5000n or alt.'05
l.OOOOn or alt.'06
lO.OOOOn or aft/07
7,5000n or alt.*08
4,OOOOn or atf.'09
5,000,000—*.—1914
650.0000n or aft/07
984,380On or alt.*08
sf 320,1000n or
M-N
§*
3g
Fifth District Police Court.
BONDS.
.sf 525,000.
——
3
3,000,000
1914
350,620.——1917
6,500.CKXk
1917
500,000
.1918
2,000,000
1919
18,4240n or aft. 99
ll,5150n or alt/00
17,1850n or alt.'Ol
9.0000n or alt/02
12,097On or alt/03
2.6000n or alt/04
61,6760n or alt/05
50,0000n or alt/04
162,7351926
20,171On or alt/06
sf l.OOOOn or alt/10
29,000.
1915
1,645,000
—.1916
1,500,000-19.17
sf 500On or aft.'ll
sf 3,OOOOn or after
1918
M-N
' 800,0001920
M-N
4g
3 Kg M-N
250,000
-.1916
4 Vig M-N."
Washington Bridge Park.
M-N
4g
3
M-N
sf $16,779—
1915
M-N
4g
3
M-N 1
sf 20,000—4920
M-N
3g
3g
M-N
640,000,
1920
M-N
3g
Gore of Land, 135th Street.
M-N
3
M-N
sf $183,509
— .1916
§K
M-N3g
Ward's Island Purchase.
M-N
3g
3
M-N
sf $147,360
— .1913
M-N
3
M-N
672,409
1913
§*
M-N
3g
Corlears Hook Park.
M-N
3g
3K
M-N
$1,370.421
— 1913
M-N
3g
3g
M-N
124,500
--.1914
M-N
El'zone Plant. Riker'sj Island.
§*
M-N
3g
3
M-N
sf $37,0001913
M-N
4g
Cathedral Park way <
M-N
4g
3g
M-N
$195,000-—1914
4Kg M-N
Mulberry Bend Park.
■
■
3g
3g
M-N
$1,584,371
1924
3g'12 —
3g
M-N
100,000..
1920
Nov 1 '13
Crotona Park, Public Bldgs.
sflO.OOO—1922
3g'12
3g
M-N
sf $33,164-,.
1914
sf35,OOOOn or aft'13
3g'13
3g
M-N
„
60,000.
1914
sfl ,500,0000n or aft '14 3
3g'13
M-N
sf 36,947—
1920
Fire Department.
GENERAL FUND BONDS.
3g
M-N
" $108,015
-1914
Issued under the provisions ol the 3
M-N
sf 150,000- —-.1915
Greater
New
York
Charter
as 3
M-N
sf 600,000——1916
amended by Chap. 103, Laws ol 1903.
Street and Park OpeningGeneral Fund Bonds.
3 Kg M-N
$1,868,867.1918
3g
M-N sf $147,500,000— 4930
Street-Cleaning Department.
3
M-N
sf $130,115--- — -1914
M-N
50,000-1914
BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN 3g
3Kg M-N
150,000-.-.1916
AND THE BRONX.
College of the City of N. Y.
DEBT OF OLD CITY
OF NEW
3g
M-N
$47,000.
1914
YORK.
3 Kg M-N
45,6504914
In the following statement loans
3
M-N
sf 350,000
1915
wholly in the sinking fund are dis¬
3 Kg M-N
158,600—
1915
tinguished
by
sf prefixed to the
High-School Bonds.
amount outstanding,
3
M-N
sf $5,000
-4916
a Secured by Special Sinking Fund,
New Hall of Records.
Derived
by
Annual
Taxation,
M-Nsf $105,100- — — .1923
:
Act of June 3 1878—
M-N
3
M-N
3 Kg
M-N
3g
M-N
3g
M-N
3g
Additional Water Stock.
A-O
/$ 100,0001-Oct 1 1933
3
\
sf45,000)
(Subject to call alter Oct. 1 1913.)
3 K
A-0
300,000-Oct 1 1933
(Subjeot to call alter Oct. 1 1913.)
Armory Bonds.
$170,500.-Nov
sf 100,000—Nov
M-N
M-N
1 1914
1,250,000——.1921
1922
M-N
sf 2,480,000-
3
M-N
3
M-N
3
M-N
3
M-N
3
M-N
865,000.
sf 960,000
3
M-N
1,125,000
3K
M-N
3
M-N
3 Kg
3
M-N
by
b.—Secured
Fund
Derived
from
Special Sinking
Annual Taxation
of the Constitutional
Amendment Adopted Nov A 1884—
Under Provisions
Additional Water Stock.
M-N
$3,030,500
--.1915
M-N
1,750,000-- —---1916
3g
M-N
376,500.. —-.-1914
3g
M-N
sf 15,000--.---.1914
Additional Croton Water Stock
3g
M-N
$200,000.
1914
Water Main Stock.
3g
M-N
$250,000--1914
3Kg
3 Kg
—
Payable from Taxation or from Sinto$23,709
— 1920
ing Fund, if Approved by Commis¬
28th Street.
$16.696-1921 sioners, Provided Such Payment Shall
Not in Any Way Impair the Preferred
Hester St.
thereon.
(Section
6,Chap,
$12,790
1920 Claims
sf 1,271
1923 383, Laws of 1878)—
Consolidated Stock—City.
sf 2,500
1920
Viaduct, Riverside Drive.
6
$500---,-. 1901
Consolidated Stock—County.
M-N
sf $65,000—
1914
Impr. Spuyten Duyvil Parkway. 3.30g J-J
/ $699,000—. — 1917
18,000,000--1918-1921
M-N
sf $55,000. — — 1923
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
Tax-Relief Bonds.
M-N
sf $25.000-.
1922 7
$2,500
1890
Department of Correction.
M-N
sf $50,000
1921
c.—Payable from Assessments or
Kg M-N
250,000.
-1918
from the Sinking Fund, if the Commis¬
Hospital Bldg..GouverneurSIip
...
3
_
3
.
3
—
3
3
1916
M-N
sf $65,000
Department of Charities.
3
sf $418,175
3Kg M-N
350,000
Ambulance Station.
such Payments
1918
3
3
1916
M-N
sf $50,000
Croton Water Mains.
M-N
sf $250,000—
M-N
sf 13,019-On or
M-N
1918
sf 30,588.On or
ANNEXED TERRITORY
Town of Morrisania—
Central Av.. construction.-.
Central Av. construction.
7
....
West Farms—
Central Av. construction
Shall Not in Any Way
Impair the Preferred Claims Thereon
(See Sec. 6. Chap. 383,Laws of 1878).
3
M-N
sf $75,000-On or aft. '88
M-N
sf 36,042-On or aft. *95
sf 5i888-On or aft. '96
M-N
1918
400,000
M-N
coK
M-N
$190,000-.
7
Town of
7
M-N
sf 10,000
BONDS.
11914 to 19151
1$1,000 y'rlyf
/ Semi
1916 1980 ]
(annually $1,000 y'rlyj
/Annually& 1914 to 21471
Isemian."
$1,000 y'rlyj
Annually
3
M-N
sf $45,0001919
Br'k Av. Brg., N. H. & H. RR
M-N
sf $50,000
1921
,
sf $595,000
M-N
3
History.
..1913
3
M-N
2H
M-N
3
M-N
3ff
M-N
475,000
1920
3
M-N
M-N
sf 50,000
1925
250,000
1917
Village of
175,000 $263,000
\ Sewers
Williamsbridge
Town of Westchester-
Village of Wakefield,
Town of Eastchester,
$170,000
/Improvements
•
,-iSchool district
-
highway improvements
school district bonds
18,000
—
OLD
CITY
OF BROOKLYN
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
The old city of
Erovlslons of this Act,apart debt ofdebt said county of Brooklyn, deemedthe
"the of the the of the City shall not be. within to
e.orbe Included as,
of New York
limiting
M-N
/100.000
Arrearage.
4
J-J sf
3K
J-J
\ 85,000
3g
3 Kg
3
J-J
4
M-N.
M-N
$50,000.-50,000
1919
3 Kg J-J
3 Kg J-J
3 Kg
3
3 Kg
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
$60,550
100.000-w
sf 14,000
20,000-
1925
1916
—1918
1918
$549,000
July 1 1924
5
5
.
5
4
J
i
4
4
4
4
4
7
7
7
7
Jan 1 1926
700,000—-Jan 1 1936
sf $48,000
1
1
1
July 1
6
1920 j
1925
July 1 1923
May 11924
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$350,000
July
J-J
300,000.—-July
J-J
500,000
July
6
5
1917
1925
1925
700,000
County Deficiency.
|
M-N
sf 25,000.
Police Department.
$150,000
(Subject to call.)
4922
Fire Hydrant.
Brooklyn—Old City of
J-J
7
$190,000—July 1 1920
J-J
191,000
July 1 1921
J-J
154,000
July 1 1922
7
J-J
65.000
July 1 1924
Memorial Monument Bonds.
7
7
Re-Paving Avenue A.
M-N
$100,000—
3
"Chronicle,"
and Gravesend
of Fiatiands
Brooklyn—(Con.),
1914
1921
1920
Re-Paving 2Sd & 24th Wards.
M-N
/sf $13,425
1920
\sf 400,000
1921
33,080
1.000
i
b, c.—These letters
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
Re-Paving 3d Ave., 23d Ward.
M-N
$50,0001920
3
M-N
sf 14,000
1923
3g
188.000
—-
Indicate on which sinking fund the bonds are a
jlen. as more fully explained below.
INTEREST—WHERE PAYABLE.—Coupon Interest is payable at
Guaranty Trust Co.; registered interest at office of City Comptroller.
a,
3g
sf 205,000
1913
sf 474,103. —-,.1920 3g
sf $38,028-
65.000
232,000
$1,000 yearly, except in the years 1916 and 1917,
$1,500 mature; in 1949 and 1975, none; In 1950, $2,000:
In 1959 and 2147, each $500.
Interest on about one half the bonds Is paid
annually, on the remainder semi annually.
/Highway Improvement $88,000
Board of Health.
3 Kg
Broadway.
Amer. Museum of Nat.
M-N
190.000
M-N
sf 55,000
Paving Jerome Avenue.
M-N
sf $125,000
$1,500
These bonds mature
1914
3g
alt. '97
aft. '98
when In each year
1914
3
Provided
Approve,
Thereof
sioners
1921
M-N
3
Borough of
3g
3
*
l-1923
-1923
1924
1924
Riverside Park.
3
1922
20,000—
sf 1,660,000
Bldgs. for Botanical Museum.
M-N
sf $125,000- — — .1921
1 1914
STOCK.
New York Bridge Bonds.
3
M-N
sf $330,000.
1922
3
M-N
sf 100,000.
1923
3
M-N
sf 120,000
1925
3
M-N
sf 30,000.
1926
Metropolitan Museum of Art;
3
M-N
sf $727,0001913
2K
M-N
gf 120,000_
1913
3 HZ M-N
200,000
1916
Bridge over Harlem River East
3 H*
M-N
•
meaning of the provision of the constitution of the State
the power of cities to incur Indebtedness."
(See
Vol/62, p. 49.)
The towns of Flatbush, New Utrecht
were annexed to the City of Brooklyn In iR94 and the town
became a ward of the city on the first day,of January 1896.
CONSOLIDATED
3
3
Public Park, 11th Ward.
—
3
M-N
M-N
V
3
—
—
of
M-N
3
—_
—
3g
3g
M-N
2 K
2 K
M-N
sf
Public Park,
3
M-N
sf
Public Park,
3
M-N
sf
3
M-N
3
M-N
3
—
,
M-N
3
—
M-N
3
.
Public Driveway.
M-N sf $1,700,000—
M-N
3
809,013-1914
27,000—
-1914
84,695
-1914
1,925,141
1915
sf 1,453,402
1916
sf 122,886- —1916
3,691,270—
1916
sf 122,806
1916
42,000-1914
112,058
1916
sf 959
.1914
87,871
-1914
M-N
3 Kg
3 Kg
1953 3g
M-N
$778,772...— .1915
Relief Sewer.
Castle Garden Imp. Aquarium.
3g
M-N
sf $2,500
1953 3
M-N
$70,000
.1920
Improving & Equipping BrownNew Parks, 23d & 24th Wards.
Stone Bldg.. City Hall Park. 2K
MN sf $4,736,100
---1929
3g
M-N
sf $1,0001953
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt. Mor. RR. 2K
M-N
5,087,000—
1929
3g
M-N
sf $551.0251953
(Subject to call after 1909.)
3g
M-N
1913
1914
sf 77,621-
First Avenue.
sf $180,000
3K
3
1919
$754,561
3g
3g
1920
100,000
M-N
3
Edgecomb Avenue.
M-N
sf $5,000
1916
1917
$1,140,000sf 5,0 0
M-N
sf 270,000
355.000
500,0001924
sf 30,000
1925
1,750,000
1928
M-N
sf 250,000
1928
3g
M-N,
310,000
1920
1,160,000
1925
3
M-N
sf 37,0001918 3g- M-N'
1,000,000—
1926
3
M-N
102,000-1921 3 Kg M-N
4,000,000--.
1927
3
M-N
sf 100,000-- —— 1914 3 Kg M-N
3g
M-N
/65,000\1914
Bldgs. for Pub. Health & Comf't
1 sf 700/
3
M-N
sf $25,000
...1919
Public Bath, Rivington Street.
Redemption Bonds.
M-N
sf $30,000—-.1919
3Kg M-N
$7,000,000
1922 3
Court Hotlsei Appellate Division
Redemp. Assess. Bds., Park Av.
$389,432
n-1918
3
M-N
sf $100,000
1920 3 Kg M-N
3
M-N
sf 64,594
1919
School-House Bonds
.1920
400,000
M-N
1919
Drives.
— 1917
.-1918
sf $2,000
M-N
3
1914
1914
1914
1,150,000
1915
/l,000,000. .1916-1917
1
500,000
1918
sf 500,000—
1918
1,000,000
1919
sf 50,000
1919
sf 400,0001920
1,050,000
1920
gf 450,000
1921
M-N
3
1915
sf 175,000
M-N
3
Road.
Extension Kings Bridge
1916
1917
1920
3
4
.
1914
.1915
M-N
M-N
3
3
Dock Bonds.
M-N
sf $820,000
4
1920
M-N
100,000
1917
3Kg M-N
300,000
1918
Public Park (St. John's).
3Kg M-N
$554,565---- —1916
3
M-N
sf 35,000
1916
Public Park, 111th Street.
3
M-N
sf $79,848
1917
3
M-N
sf 8,842
1918
Public Park, 12th Ward.
3
M-N
sf $66.308
1921
State Tax for Insane.
3Kg M-N
$1,200,000
1916
3 Kg M-N
177.000
— 1915
Fort Washington Park.
3 Kg M-N
$867,3101918
1920
sf $100,000
sf 85,000
sf 204,038
sf 15,000-.
3g
Topographical Bureau, Bronx.
80,000.--
New East River Bridge.
M-N
sf $137,325
3
3 Kg
Third Avenue.
■
49
YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
.
J-J
250.000
J-J
810,000
July
J-J
319,000
July
J-J
371,000
July
J-J
400,000
July
J-J
200,000
July
J-J
257,000
Jan
J-J
300,000——July
J-J
" 356,000——July
New York Bridge.
J-J
*$300,000—Jttly 1
J-J
96,000
July
J-J
100,000——July
J-J
104,000
July
1914
1916
1917
1918
1 1919
1 1920
1 1921
1 1922
1 1923
1 1925
1 1927
1 1928
3 Kg J-J
$40,000—Jan 1
3 Kg J-«l
7,000
Oct
New East River Bridge.
4 1917
$25,000
Jan 1 1935
150.000
Jan 1 1936
3 Kg J-J
360.325
Jan 1 1937
3 Kg F-A
sf 2,000
Jan 1 1937
Bridge Connecting Counties of
3 Kg J-J
3 Kg J-J
Kings and Queens.
—' \ $100.000
3 Kg
J-J
3 K
3 Kg M-S
3
,J-J
1925
112,000
Jan 1 1936
40,000
Jan 1 1922
600,000—-Jan 1 *26-'31
60,000
Mch 12 1926
3 Kg J-J
3 K
J-J
/
300.000—Jan 1 *23-'25
\sf 60,000
Jan 11922
Approach—
4
J-J
/$200,000-July 1 '25-'26
\
3K
'14-T6
1 1917
1 1918
1 1919
'24-'27
.
J-J
"
3 K
—
3 Kg J-J
3 Kg J-J
75,000
/$200,000
\sf 82,000
1,200,000
100.000
70,000
July 1 1927
Jan 1 1927
Jan 1 1927
1923-1926
Jan 1 1928
Jan 1 1920
!
50
3 He J-J f
$250,0001--Jan 11925
\sf 100,000/
16,500—May 21 1917
350,000
Jan 1 1936
sf 116,395
Jan 11917
SoIdiers'&Saiiors' Monum'tBds.
4
J-J
5100,000—July 10 1925
City-Hall
Improvement Bonds.
595,000
Jan 11920
sf 35,000.— Jan 1 1920
25,000
Jan 11921
Qravesend
Improvem't Bonds.
3 He J-J
5300,000.July 10 *32-'34
3 H
J-D
sf 13,000—Deo 17 1925
3H
J-J
8,500.--May 21 1925
Interest due on Qravesend Bds.
3 He J-J
521,242
Jan 1 1936
Public Library.
3 He J-J
55,000
Jan 1 1937
Jamaica Plank Road Bonds.
3 He J-J sf 5105,000
;Jan 1 1917
Site and Building Bonds.
3
J-J /sf 200,000
1914-1915
1 sf 65,000
1916
4
J-J
900,000
1920-1922
4
J-J
309,000
-1923
3
J-J
100,000
1920
3
J-J
sf 200,000-—1921 &1923
3
J-J
/sf 70,0001
1922
\
30,000/
3
J-J
sf 100,0001924
3
J-J
/sf 30,0001
1917
1 220,000/
J-J
500,000- —-1918-1919
3
Leonard Street Improvement.
3 He J-J
sf 570,000
Jan 11937
Wallabout Market.
3 H
J-J
sf $25,000
Jan 1 1925
3 HS J-J
15,000
Jan 1 1925
3 He J-J
25,000
Nov 10 1916
3 He J-J
20,000
Oct 4 1917
3 He J-J
sf 70,000
Jan 11925
3 He J-J
65,000-—Jan 1 1925
3 He J-J
109,000
Jan 1 1926
3 Ml? J-J
3 He J-J
3 He J-J
3 He J-J
3He J-J
3 He J-J
School Bonds.
4
J-J
J-J
J-J
3 H
J-J
3 H
J-J
3 He J-J
3 He J-J
3
J-J
3
J-J
4
J-J
3
3
4
3 H
3 He J-J
3 He J-J
4
3 He
3He
—.
—
...
SINKING
-
-
FUND.—The
INTEREST.—Interest
City
the
tered
interest
at
the
of
office
coupons at
the
the Nas¬
National Bank, Brooklyn.
sau
1924
is
payable
York.
Regis¬
of New
1917
1918 Comptroller and
50,000
1 1937
1 1937
1927
1924
-1926
1935
Jan
Jan
sinking
fund Is Invested in Brooklyn's own
bonds, those Issues marked with "sf"
In the table above
being held en¬
tirely by this fund.
by
...
...
—
...
3H? F-A
—
sf 117,000—July 1 1922
J-J
J-J $300,000.July 15 '13-'25
sf 50,000
1933 4s
J-J
400,000-July 1 '23-'26 BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13.-$300,000
/sf 200,0001
1923-1926
of Brooklyn in 1894.
•
J-J
Gravesend was annexed to the City
1931-1932
of Brooklyn in 1894.
Jan 1 1925
Jan 1 1936
Sewer Bonds.
Jan 1 1937 4Ms
J-J
$66,000—-Jan 2 '18-'27
200,000
3 H
J-J
3 He J-J
50,000
/218.000
1 50,000
sf 15,000
3 He J-J
4
J-J
3 He J-J
3 H
J-J
3 He J-J
3e
3g
J-J
J-J
1938 3165s
Jan
45,000—-Jan
50,000—Jan
/sf 50,0001—Jan
\ 250,000/
100,000
Jan
sf 49.000
Jan
100,000
Park Bonds.
J-J
$50,000
1
1
1
1
J-J
1926 3Ms
1918
1925
J-J
20,000
Oct 4 *18-'27
/56.000—July 2'19-'25
127,000--July 2 '26-'28
6,000
f
1927
July 2 1921
9,000
5s
J-J
-
1 1914
11914
/128,000I
-
10,000
July 2 1922
July 2 '23-'30
July 2 1931
28,000
July 2 1921
4
Jan 1 1914
30,000--.-July 2 1922
7
J-J
6.561,000——July 1 1915
280,000--July 2 '23-'30
7
J-J
134,000- —-July 1 1916
3,000
July 2 1931
7
J-J
500,000
Jan 1 1917
Improvement Bonds.
7
J-J
410,000- —-Jan 1 1918 5s
J-J $330,000
July 1 1933
6
J-J
1,092,000
July 1 1924 5s
J-J
127,000
Jan 1 1934
3
J-J
sf 100,000
Jan 1 1914 4s
J-J
300,000
July 1 1939
3
J-J
100,000-—Jan 1 1915 5s
J-J
40,000---.July 1 1934
3
J-J
65,000
Jan 1 1916 BOND. DEBT Oct 31 *13.$1,427,000
3
J-J
sf 100,000----Jan 1 1917
3
J-J
sf 50,000—-Jan 1 1918
NEW UTRECHT.
New Utrecht was annexed to the
Re-indexing Bonds.
3He J-J sf $271,000----Jan 1 1927 City of Brooklyn in 1894.
i< 7,000 July 2 1932
Local Improvement Bonds.
J-J / $400,0001--Jan 1 '16-'24
\sf 500,000/
J-J I
200,0001
1918-1921
\sf 140,000/
,
J-J
sf 7,000^ —-Jan 11921
J-J
/100.000
1920
\
8,000
-•
-1921
J-J
300,000---Jan 1 '20-'22
J-J
400,000---Jan 1 '25-'28
J-J
35,000
Jan 1 1929
J-J
sf 200,000—-Jan 1 *23-'24
J-J
200,000-;—Jan 1 1914
J-J
200,000-Jan 1 '15 & '30
J-J
300,000
Jan 1 1916
J-J
250.000
Jan 1 1917
J-J
sf 215,000
Jan 11917
F-A,
300,000--Feb 13 '14-'16
J-J
37,000
Jan 11937
Sf 10,000
1917
sf 117,000
1922
400,000
1926
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
J-J $410,0001--Jan 1 '14-'54
BOND. DEBT Oct31 '13--$410,000
COUNTY
4
4
4
'
4
4
3 H
3 He
3 He
3 He
3 He
>3 He
3
3 He
3 He
3
...
—
—-
3
—
-
OF
KINGS.
Kings County and the
Brooklyn were consolidated
1896 (see V. 62, p. 49).
City
on
;
Driveway & Parkway.
I $100,000
July I 1914
4s
(
50,000--July
1
1915
11*800,000--July 1 '16-'33
«
Building Improvement.
4s
$150,000.-May 1 '14-'19
.
Park Fund
4s
Loan.
-.$1,550,000--May 1 '14-'44
400,000.-July 1 '33-'40
4s.
___
Refunding Loan.
3Ms
$130,000
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
Road
4s g
3 He
J-J
sf 10,000
4s g
•
—
180.000
—
.
—
Aug 6 1916
BOND. DEBT Oct 31
1 1918
1 1915
reported under the county's own
on
a
subsequent page;
the
amount of the original deot which
was chargeable to the City of New
York was adjudicated finally to be
$3,796,032 11, leaving $1,011,967 89
as Nassau County's share of the old
Indebtedness.
Instead of apportion¬
is
name
ing certain bonds to N. Y. City and
to Nassau County, the debt and in¬
terest is not divided, but N. Y. City
iterest as it becomes due, and
Bays .7895241493 of the principalNas¬
and
County .21047585027. TheComptroller
of
N.
Y.
City acts
as
sau
in the
OF
FLUSHING
SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.
1927-1976
—
—
1914-1924
—
1920-1924
-
1914
-
1914-1949
1913-1919
1913-1922
1917-1918
1930-1933
...
—
5s
_
4,000
District No. 7.
4s
'
$24,000
„
-
4s
1914-1916
...
District
No.
4.
No.
4s g
4s
M-S
4s
M-S
F-A
District
—-
5s
1914-1937
1914-1924
1914-1929
1914-1953
1950-1974
5.
No.
—
20.000
.1937-1944
VILLAGE OF COLLEGE POINT-
5g
5s
10.
1925-1928
1914-1923
$2,000
5,000
—
VILLAGE OF RICHMOND HILL—
TOWN
...
...
Water Bonds.
7s
J-J
$1,000-July
1
1914
44,000--July 1914-'17
25,000-
...
No.
...
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
J-J
18,000—1919 to 1927
75,000
1930-1954
—-
District
8.
$10,000---,-1914-1918
...
—
Improvement Bonds.
3 Ms
$64,400
1913-1926
4s
12,000-. Dec 1914-'16
4s
No.
—
4s
5s
$50,000—1917-1936
...
District
5s
7.
11,000
16,000
80,000
125,000
.—
5s
$67,500
1914-1927
32,000--Sept 1914-'29
10,000-Sept 30 '30-'34
4s g
4s g
—-
$1,000—..1914-1915
...
District
VILLAGE OF FLUSHING—TOWN
OF FLUSHING.
OF JAMAICA.
Street and Sidewalk Bonds
4g
4g
4g
4g
-_P
1926-1935
$50,000
1937-1950
1916-1925
1952-1981
70,000
50,000
150,000
Village-Hall Bonds.
4g
$10,000
—-
'
...
...
1916-1925
—
Fire Bonds.
.--1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13-$146,400
4g
1921-1925
$5,000
—
TOWN OF NEWTOWN.
Road Bonds.
$20,000:
600,000
4s
Flushing Ave. Impt.
4s
4s
—.
$37,000
Refunding Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s
M-N $16,000--May 1 '14-'18 5s
$18,000
4s g
6,000
A-O 120,000--Oct 1 '19-'48 4s
Funding
Bonds—1892-93-94.
$1,000— .1914-1915
A-O
7,000 .—1914-1919
4 Mg
—-
4 Ms
—
1927
1927
—
1914-1917
1914
1914-1916
—
—
Water Bonds.
A-O $20,000
4s g
J-D
NEWTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
1914
1914-1932
19,000.
VILLAGE
OF
WHITESTONE—
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
4 Ms
4 Ms-
District
4s
$30,000——
1922
22,000—
1923
7,500—
-.1924
4Ms
2,500-w—1914-1918
Improvement Bonds.
5s
$38,000
1913-1921
5s g
47,000—1914-1926
5s
5s
—
5s
—
—
Sewer Bonds.
1902
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
of
bonds
5s
*
5164.59
:
...
The
the
old
5s
5s
5s
5s
The rest of the bonded debt of the old
6s
town will be found under the town's
in
name
its
proper
place else¬
5s
where.
July 1 1923
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13„_$127,000
The amount of the
outstanding
bonds
of
school
the
districts
1914-1927
2.
,
1914-1918
1919-1924
$10,000
6,000
...
3.
$650
1914-1914
-1914-1917
4.000
...
District No. 4.
$5.200
1914-1926
District No. 5.
$28,000——1914-1927
District No. 9.
$7,000
1914-1920
District No. 10.
$12,000
1914-1921
26,250
1913-1927
14,000
.1913-1926
District No. 11.
$1,000——1914-1914
District No. 12.
—
...
...
...
—
1914-1922
—
$4,500
District No. 14.
5s
Road Bonds.
4s g
J-J $127,000
No.
...
of
town
.
1914-1927
14.000
—
Hempstead
which
have been as¬
sumed by N. Y. City, are given below
own
...
1.
$28,000
District No.
—
—
6s
...
5s
—
No.
—
District
—
4Ms
...
4s
5s
Water Bonds.
$3,500
1914-1920
30,000 ...--1914-1928
...
5s
.
...
BOROUOH OF RICHMOND.
COUNTY
con¬
OF RICHMOND.
Funding Bonds 1894.
Hempstead
J-D $95,0001914
(except those below) which will be 4s g
Road Bonds.
chargeable to the City of New York
J-D $90,000——June 11919
has
not yet been judicially deter¬ 4s g
4 Ms
F-A 100,000—-Aug 1 1915
mined.
'■ 4 Ms
-F-A 150,000
Aug 1 1916
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD SCHOOL 3 Ms
M-N 45,000
Nov 1 1917
DISTRICTS.
4s g
35,000
June
1920
(See note above under Hempstead.) 4s g
-100,000
Aug
1920
District No. 18.
4s g
J-D 168,000
June 11921
5s
$5,000
1918 4s g
J-D 202,000
June 1 1922
5s
22,000
1917-1938 4s g
A-O 230,000
Oct 1 1922
District No. 27.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 31 '13_$1,215,000
5s
$17,000
1917-1933
tained
in
the
town
of
...
—
—
-.-
District
5s g
5s
5s
...
\
I
A-OJ
1920
8,0005,000500
1921
Oct
1924
11913
1 1914
7 1915
_1919
1 10,000
Oct
sfl9,000
Oct
3 Ms
17.000Survey & Map Bonds (Refund.)
4 Msg
5s
—.
„
\
1914-1916
TOTTENVILLE—
OF CASTLETON.
Bonds.
3Msg
$15,600——1914-1926
—
Sewer Bonds.
...
1913-1926
—
1914-1924
$11,200
3Msg
Road Bonds.
3 Msg
$6,000-
—
—
...
...
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
Refunding Bonds.
$12,000—.
Road Bonds.
5s g
$130,000---
4s g
—-
—
1914-1925
---
45,000--Sept 1 '23-'25
45.000--Sent 1 '20-*22
-1927
DIS¬
Improvement Bonds.
TRICTS.
J-J
$61,000
Jan 1 1922
District No. 1.
5s
J-J
8,000-1914-1921
$9,000
1914-1917
4s
J-J
3,000—Jan 1 '14-'16 5s g
District No. 2.
4s
4,000
1914-1917
5s
$64,000
1914-1944
4s
15,000
June 11918
Sewer Bonds.
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD.
5s
J-J
$75,000
Jan 1 1916
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s
J-J
35,000
Jan 1 1917 5s g
$150,000
-.1927
3 Ms
J-J
24,000---Jan 1'14-'28
—
—
—-
—
—
—
...
NORTHFIELD
VILLAGE OF ROCKAWAY B'ACH
—TOWN
OF
HEMPSTEAD.
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
—-
$21,000
J-J
M-S
Water
OF
5s
$66,000. -July 1 '18-'25
Funded Debt Bonds.
4MB
A-0
$500
1913
4s
TOWN
--
•
^
f $10,000
VILLAGE
1914-1922
MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL
CITY.
was
Water Loan.
3 Ms
Bonds.
$5,0001915-1919
9,000 _—-1920-1923
Building Bonds.
•
$8,0001917-1924
Improvement Bonds.
g
$40,000— .1920-1927
g
60,000
1920-1925
g
• 4,000 ——1920-1923
g
,
40,000
1920-1923
5s g
5s g
1913
—
—-
VILLAGE OF ARVERNE-BY-THE
SEA—TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
5s
formerly a city in Queens
County.
Newtown (Funded Debt).
6s
F-A $96,000.-Feb 1 '14-'19
4s
F-A
16,000
Feb 1 1920
6s
CASTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICTS
23.
—-
VILLAGE OF FAR ROCKAWAY—
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
LONG ISLAND
This
No.
District No. 1.
$66,000
1914-1979
$5,00065,000
1937-1949 6s
District No. 3.
Hempstead School Districts Nos.
5s
•—
$27,000
1, 9. 11, 15, 17,20, 21,24 and 28 will
District No.. 5.
be found on page 44.
4MB
■ —$1,012.50
5s
'20-'26
'13.$6,010,000
payment of the debt.
County bonds
Refunding Water Loan.
M-S/$30,000--Sept 1
Oct. .31 1913
was 5s
OF
District No. 1.
4Mb
$50,000
District No. 2.
5s
$11,000
5s
5,000
District No. 3.
5s
—
$8,000
District No. 4.
4s
$72,000
5s
3.500
District No. 6.
6s
$2,500
5g
12,000
4s
District No. 2.
5s
$3,000
5s
on
$4,408,000, of which $3,480,222 was
chargeable to New York City.
SCHOOL
JAMAICA
DISTRICTS.
TOWN
...
1914-1920
SCHOOL
OF JAMAICA.
Road Bonds.
*
4s
--
.
$450,000
Town-Hall Bonds.
*94 nnn
—1926
—
—
„
1 Q1 4-1 Q9fi
DIS¬
TRICTS.
District No. 3.
4Ms
$368.42 -.1914-1915
District No. 5.
5s
$7,000
1913-1919
District No. 6.
5s
$16,000-June 1'14-'22
District No. 7.
6s
'
$350
1914-1915
District No. 9.
5s '
$1,050
.1914-1916
—
TOWN
-
The arhount of Queens
outstanding
5,000—r-1914-1918
...
TOWN
'15-'19
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
COUNTY OF QUEENS.
The debt of the county of Queens
$400,000—-1917-1936
—
„-
1914-1919
1914-1921
...
5s
5s
agent
Bonds.
$15,000
16,500
...
Drainage
May
May
Street Improvements.
1914
:
1914 4s
$500,000.-July 1
($100,000 due yearly.)
-1937
4s
$1,050,000--July 1
($150,000 due yearly.)
Mch 1916
3s
$389,000
4
150,000—
3 He
/sf 110,0001
\ 1,125,000/
3 He J-J
205,8551
...
Comptroller
City.
1917
$150,000
—
Street Improvement Bonds.
—
--.
.....
of
Jan. 1
County Farm.
3Ms
$100.000---.May 1 1914
—
Water Bonds.
4
cou
_
„
3
and
4g
4g
—
.
3 H
office
pons at the office of the
of New York
GRAVESEND.
200,000/
J-J
York—registered Interest at
Chamberlain's
—
4
3
New
the
5s
3
\
1917
JAMAICA—TOWN
OF
Sewer Bonds.
— --
3 H
3
3 H
of
4s
-.-1925
FLATBUSH.
1919-1923
Flatbush was annexed to the City
Aug 6 1916 of Brooklyn in 1894.
1914-1919
1920 3 Ms
J-J sf$36,000.July 15 '14-'19
1921-1927 3 Ms
J-J
sf5,000.July 15 1920
1928 3 Ms
J-J
sf24,000.July 15 '2l-'28
1922 4s
J-J
135,000-July 15 '14-'28
200,000—--1915-1916 BOND. DEBT Oct 31
'13-.$200,000
250,000
Jan 1 1925
NEW LOTS.
175,000—-Jan 1 1936
New Lots was annexed to the City
14,000—Aug 1 14-'15
3 He
3 He
3 He
3 H
3 H
3 He J-J
3 He J-J
$78,000
BONDED
DEBT Oct 31 1913
$1,021,000
PAR VALUE.—Bonds are in $1,000 and 5500 pieces.
INTEREST is payable by the city
5s
20,000/
250,000
90,000
sf 24,500
100,000
50,000
218,000
3 He J-J
3 He
3Mg
3He
1 1927
11927
5100,000
J-J/sf 100,000
1
50,000
J-J
500,000J-J
sf 40,000
30,0006,000
63,000
7,000
—'
43,000
J-J
\
Bonds.
J-J
Park Award Bonds.
4Ms
Recognized
—
J-J
3
_
Jan
Jan
J-J
,
...
92,000
General Improvement Bonds.
4Ms
M-S$190,000
Sept 1 1914
4Mb
M-S
50,000
1913
4Ms
M-S 300,000
1918-1923
xcvii.
OF JAMAICA.
1924
$35,000
— -
...
—
J-J
3
Public Market Bonds.
sf 25,000
J-J
3
3 He
$90,000
1924
Museum Arts and Sciences.
3 He J-J
$200,000—-Jan 1 '25-'26
"
J-J
3
VILLAGE
Fire Department Bonds.
4MB
—
-
3 H
J-J
3 H
J-J
Sewer
4
J-J
„
5100.000
Jan 1 1920
200,000— -Jan 1 '18-'19
40,000- —-Jan 1 1923
sf 200,000—Jan 1 *23-'24
sf 18,000
Jan 1 1925
132,000
Jan 1 1925
474,000
Jan 1 1936
/
4,000
1917
1100,000— -.1918-1919
/sf 87,000
1920
\sf 75,000
1921
/200,000—1920 &1922
1 50,000 —
1921
400,000-.1917-1920
/sf 93,0001
1916
1
7,000/
sf 300,000
1917-1919
/sf 85,0001
1920
1
15,000/
200,000
1921-1922
/sf 80,0001
1923
3 H
3 H
—
[Vol.
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
...
TOWN OF SOUTHFI
...
...
1914
4Msg'06F-A /10,000c.Aug 1 '16&'21
1913-1932
\10,000c... Aug 1 1926
5s g
A-0
4,000c..Oct 8 '14-'17
1927 5s g
A-0
2,400c.-Oct 8 T4-'21
1927
...
SCHOOL DISTS.
SOUTHFIELD
BOND. DEBT July 1913..$392,000
1913-1914
1914-1921
$1,200
...
OLE AN.
This city Is in Cattaraugus
INT.
on
loan
4Ms'13 J-J $22,000r__.July
Water-Works Bonds.
4s *89
J-J
$2,500r
Jan
4s *96
J-J
6,500r_July 1
Nassau Co. Bank; on 4 M %
District No. 3.
5s
$2,400
...
District No. 4.
5s
1914
$225.
I-
WESTFIELD.
TOWN OF
Road Bonds.
4s
...
5s
—
WESTFIELD SCHOOL
DISTS.
1.
District No.
6s
1920
-1922
$35,000-—
80,000—
1914-1916
$600
...
District No. 6.
6s
5s
1914-1919
$3.000
...
District No.
i
6.
1914
$625
—.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Port Washing¬
ton) Is In Nassau County.
4Ms'08 J-J $105.000r_ .Jan 1 '28-'48
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910—- $138,000
Assess, val. '10 (M act.)...2,597,650
School tax (per $1,000) 1910..$16.20
INT. payable at Bank of North
Hempstead in N. Y. exchange.
4s
M-N
A-0
M-N
J-J
J-J
4s g
4s g
A-0
J-J
4a
•
4s
4s
...1914
4,000r_..1915 & 1917
lO.OOOr
1915-1918
32.500r
1916-1922
24,000r
1923-1927
25,000r
Apr '21-25
150,000r_._July '26-41
2,000r.._Oct 1 1921
35,000r-.May 1 '23-45
69.419r-.Apr 1 '29-35
4s g
M-N
'06 A-0
4s '09
NORTH
HEMPSTEAD
UNION
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7.
A-0 $80,000c..Oct 1 '23-'32
DEBT Aug 1913__$106,000
3,385,290
INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Tr.Co.,N.Y.
5s '13
5s '09
4s '12
4Ms'12A-0
27,832—Apr 1 '14-'21
4Ms'12 M-N 26,861.20 May 1 '14-21
North Olean Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
J-J
'
(per $1,000)
1911.-$27.41
Population in 1910---
—14,743
Total tax
bonds at
bonds, part at
Farmers' Loan
& Tr. Co., N. Y.,
part at the Union Dime Sav. Inst.,
N. Y., part at Treas. office; on sewer
bonds, part at Treas. office, part at
Schenectady Sav. Bk.; on bonds of
1909 at Exchange Nat. Bk„ Olean.
INTEREST
Street Improvement Bonds.
4.40s'12F-A $28,000r_Aug 1 '17-'41
4.30s'12—
30,000
1932
Fire
Fire Department Bonds.
38,000r
9,000r
...
Bonds.
$42,500r—July 1 1931 NORTH TONAWANDA.
This city is in Niagara County.
J-J $100,000r
...1914 Inc. Apr. 1897. Pop'n 1910, 11,955,
Paving Bonds.
M-S I60,000r
1914
A-0
9,000r
1917 4Ms'09 J-D $17,400r_June 1 *14-'19
6,800r.0ct 1 '14-'21
J-J
4,000r
1921 4 Ms'll A-0
32,500r.Jan 1 '14-'23
M-N
15,000r___May 1 1919 4Ms'12 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
68,000r.__July 1 1920
M-S $25,000c.Sept 25 '14-18
M-N 115,000r
Nov 1 1921 5s '93
J-J
39,000c..Jan 1 *14-26
J-J
4,000r
Jan 11922 4s '89
J-J
6,000c-.Jan 1914-19
J-J
27,000r
Nov 1 1922 4s '92
Water Bonds.
A-0
14,500r—Oct 1 1923
Sewer Bonds.
4s
.
4s
4s
,
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
A-O$275,000c&r.Apr 1 1924
22,000r__July 1 '21-'24 4s '94
10,000r..july l'23-'24 4Ms*96 A-0 125,000c.--Aug 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913— $647,700
56,000r__July 1 1926
4,000r
1924 Water debt (Included)—400,000
70,500r
....
1928 Assess, val.'13 (80% act.)_9,134,630
45,500r
Jan 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$29.23
20,000r
Jan 1 1930 City tax (per $1,000) 1913—$13.35
INTEREST on sewer bonds payar
114,000r__Jan 1 *30-'34
66,500r_—Jan 1 1930 ble at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on
water bonds, part at Chase Nat. Bk.,
Certificates of Indebtedness.
'04 J-J
J-J
J-J
4s
J-J
4s g "08 J-J
4 Ms'09 J-J
4 Mg'10 J-J
4Mg'12J-J
4 Msg'12 J-J
4s g
4s g *04
4s g'06
4s
5s '10
J-J
J-J
1914-1916
l,800r—Jan 1 1920
$3,000
BOND. DEBT July 19 '13$2,782,119
Assess, val. '12 (40% act).32,493,935
(per $1,000) 1912.,-$21.65
Population in 1910
30\445
INTEREST payable at Hanover
National Bank. New York City.
Total t&x
Sart at the Cortland the UnionBank,
ortland, and part at Savings
Dime
Savings
N. Y.; on the
Saving bonds at the State National
ank In North Tonawanda.
NORTH TONAWANDA
DIST. NO. 1.
J-J
J-J
4s
NORTH HEMPSTEAD.
;
This town (P. O. Manhasset) Is
Institution,
4s
SCHOOL
$36,000o—Jan 1 '14-'31
85.000o.Jan 15 '15-'35
1913—.$121,000
in
Nassau Co.
Population 1910, 17.831 Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.)—8,238,000
School tax (per $1,000) '13-$9.31 +
East Williston Water Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$14,000
July 1 1932 Population In 1913 (est).. —13,000
Barrow Beach Bonds.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
4Ms
J-J
$10,000
Jan , ,1923
Roslyn Landing Improv. Bds.
OGDENSBURG.
4Mg'09 J-J
$10,000c.July 1 T6-'25
This city is in St. Lawrence Co.
Street Improvement Bonds.
Incorporated "as a city in 1868.
4 Mg'09 J-J
$12,000c_July 1 '16-'27
Improvement Bonds.
.
«
4 Mg'09 J-J
10,000c. July 1 '25-'34
4Ms'13 M-S $56,000.-Aug 1 '14-'32
4 Mg'09 J-J
9,000c.July 1 '25-'33
BOND. DEBT Oct
,
>.
■'*'
4 Ms
4 Ms
J-J
J-J
10,000
8,000
.fan
1927
Jan
1921
Public Dock Bonds.
M-S $21,000c_Mch 1 *14-'34
Road Bonds.
4s
J-D $24,000r
Deo '14-'25
4s
J-J
39,000r__July 1 '14-25
4s '05
J-J
12,000c..Jan 1 '14-'25
4 Mg'09 J-J
20,000c..July 1 '16-35
4Msg
9,000c__ Jan 1'20-'28
7,500c—Jan 1 *20-'26
f28,500
Nov 1 1931
179,500
Nov 1 1942
4 Ms
J-J
20,000.
Jan 1927
4.80s'13—
12,000.
Roslyn Water District Bonds.>
4.80sgT0M-N$108,000_Nov 1 '15^30
Westbury Water Dist. Bonds.
4.35s'llM-N $60,000.-May 1 '16-'30
4Mb g
s-an
4Msg
s-a
4.60s M-N
Assessment Notes.
5s '13
...
$3,867.51Nov 1 14-'17
School Bonds.
4s '97
J-J
$7,000c_July
3 Ms'00 J-J
3 Ms'05 M-N
1 '14-'17
5,250o.July 1 14-.;20
4,000c_May 1 '14-15
20,000c.May 1 '16- 25
28.000c.May 1 '14- 29
M-N
M-N
Water-Works Bonds.
4s *05
4s '09
3 Ms'88 M-N
3 Ms'00 J-J
4s '97
J-J
$20.000r_May 30 14-18
5,250c.July 1
14-20
15,000c&rJuly 114^17
3Ms'01 J-J
6,400c. July 1 *14-21
4s
J-D 175,000- - June 1 '25-'40
Bonds.
14,000—June 1 21-24
Refunding Water
4s'10
J-D
Highway Bonds.
A-0 $20.000c_May
4Ms'12 M-S
95.000--Sept
total DEBT May 5'13-
14-23
14-32
$431,700
Water Bonds.
.8 *12
s-an $145,000
1917-1932 Water debt (included). .. 244.950
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.)_6,155,960
Town Hall Bonds.
4b '05
J-J
$12,000c—July 1 ,14-'19 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$25.15
4Ms
M-N
4s '93
3,000— —Mayl919 Population In 1910
1
1
...15,933
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
1 '14-'33
Building Bonds.
4.15s'06F-A $44,000r_Aug 1 *14-*35
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
3.58s'05 Jan $32,000r.Jan 20 '14-'45
3.45s'04 Sep $10.000c_Sep
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$3.000c_Jan
4s|'07
1
'14-T9
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13- $285,663
Assessment debt (add'l)
30,735
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.)_5,305,726
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—$13.92
Population In 19109,491
payable at Treas. office.
INT.
ONONDAGA COUNTY.
County seat Is Syracuse.
Penitentiary Bonds.
3s
J-J $100,000c_.-July '14-'29
Women's Dormitory Bonds.
4s
A-O$120,000r
1919-1938
Court-House Bonds.
4s *04 M-S
J $309,375r.Mch 1 '14-'28
t 500,000r—Mch 1 1929
J-J
400,000r__Jan 1 '30-'36
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13-$1,445,000
4s *06
Sinking fund
47,069
Tax valuation, real
174,937,723
Tax valuation, personal.. 6,314,003
Total valuation, 1912—181,251,726
(Assessment about actual value)
County tax (per $1,000) 1912-_$5.46
——.200,298
Population in 1910
penitentiary bonds at
Syracuse; on court-house and dormi¬
tory bonds at Morton Tr. Co., N. Y.
INT.
on
park
ONTARIO COUNTY.
Canandaigua is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
$41,000r_July 1 '14-T5
4Ms'10 A-O
74,000r_Apr 1 '19-'22
4Ms'll M-S 52,000—July 1 *22-'24
4Ms'12 J-J
12.000—July 1 '14-T7
Hospital Bonds.
5s '11
$10,000-July 1 *14-'15
OLEAN UNION FREE SCHOOL
Court-House Bonds.
4s '08
J-J $106.000r_July 1 '15-*19
DIST. NO. 1.
Dist. No. 1 of the City and Town of BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.$297,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-36,502,717
Olean.
Pop'n *13 (est.), 21,000.
4s
J-J
$7.000c&rJan 1 T4-T5 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '11_$4.09
... 52,286
4s.
July
15,OOOr__July 1 '16-T9 Population In 1910
...
4 Ms'll J-J
on
Treas. office; on water
This village (P. O. Pelham) Is in
Westchester Co.
Inc. Aug. 29 1896.
........
(included)
114,000
(70% act.).6,758,577
Water debt
Assess, val. '12
NORTH PELHAM.
1914
50,000r
,
J-J
4s
8,OOOr_July 1 '14-'29
3 Ms'03 J-J
9,000-July 1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$380,726
J-J
$8,000-July 1 '17-'24
1915 5s '13
Sewer Bonds.
1915-1917
$20,000—-May 1 1916
J-J
14,500r..July 1 1926 4s
48g'06
16,000-Aug 1 '14-T6
J-J
3,000r
1924 3.30s
4s
Street Bonds.
300.000r._jan 1 '19-'34
4s g '09 J-J
Jan 1 1940 4 Ms'll J-J $72,000r_July 1 'lfc'27
4Msg'10J-J 400,000r
72.000r_July 1 '28-'39
360,000.-Jan 1 '41-'49 4.20s'12 J-J
4 Ms 11 J-J
17,000r
Jan 1 1930 BOND. DEBT July 11 '13-$180,000
4s g '12 J-J
Assessed valuation 1913...4,511,627
Park and City-Hall Bonds.
4s g '10 J-J
$60,000r
Jan 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.—$11.00
INTEREST
at Tarrytown
Nat
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4Hg'll J-J
$45,000r—Jan 1 '21-25 Bank in N. Y. exchange,
3 Ms
Refunding Water Bonds.
'01
J-J
$10.000r_July 1 '14-'33
3 Ms'99 J-J
1914 NORTH TARRYTOWN.
This village is In Westchester Co.
1914-1916
1917-1918 Inc. 1874. Population 1910, 5,421.
6,000c
2,000r
6,000r
J-J
$48.000r_July 1 '14-'33
4Ms'07 J-J
BOND.
Assessed valuation 1912
$3,000r
J-J
4s
'12
4s
Water Bonds.
5s
1 '14-'18
25,300r—Oct 1 1919
Improvement Bonds.
A-0 $18,333.33 Oct 1 '14-'24
J-J
6,400r__Jan 1 '14-'21
J-J
7.000r._Jan 1 '14-*20
A-0
Street
...
4s
SeWe J^OI$25*,000r-Jtily
4s
Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms'98 J-D $22,500r_J'ne 17 T4-'28
3Ms'00 J-D
l,000r—J'ne 17 1914
Sewerage Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4.45s'08 M-N $55,000r Nov 15 T4-'38
4 Ms'll J-J
$6,000
July 1 1931 5s '11 A-0 1 5.600r.0ct 1 *14-'26
Miscellaneous Bonds.
5s'12
9,000
1927
4s
J-J
$9,000r
1914 TOTAL DEBT June 21 '13-$163,700
3 Ms'04 J-J
9,000r ....
1915 Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)..2,023,334
4s g '04 J-D
17,000r June 11 *22-'24 VUlage tax (per $1,000) 1912.$10.40
4s
J-J
30,000r
Jan 1 1924 Population In 1910.
1,311
4s '07
J-J
5,000r
1927
INT. at Village Treas. office.
A-0
4s
3 Ms g
1 1933
1 1914
*14-'26
4s '08
J-J
36,000c.July 1 *15-'32
5s'95
J-D
l,000o&r
Dec 11914
4s '09
M-S
40,OOOo.Sept 1 '15-'54
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s *06
F-A $25,000r—Feb 1920-*24
4s'06
F-A
lO.OOOr..July 1'25-'26
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '09 • A-0 $25,OOOr_.Oct 1 '19-'28
NIAGARA FALLS.
This city is in Niagara County. NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
Incorporated March 17 1892.
City-Hall Site Bonds.
5s'08
J-J $24,000—July 1 '14-'28
5,500—Jan
1'14-'20
5s g '13 J-J
68,000
July 1 1933 4s'05 Jan
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$29,500
Market Bonds.
4^8*12 J-J
$39,400r—July 1 1932 Assessed valuation 1912___ 1,366.836
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$13.00
School Bonds.,
■
4s
County.
Inoorp. April 26 1893, succeeding the
village
of Olean.
The village of
North Olean was annexed Jan. 1 09.
Police Station & Jail Bonds.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE
District No. 2.
5s
Total tax
of 1905 payable at
road bds.
at First Nat. Bank of Mlneola; other
loans at office of Supervisor.
1913-1916
$2.800
...
1912.-18,600,870
(per $1,000) 1912..$12.30
Total assessed val.
District No. 1.
5s
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$900r—July 1
„
„
$17,400
Road Bonds.
'
$140,000
5s
115,000
5s
D.
4s
Refunding Bonds.
4s
51
KEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
NOV., 1913. J
...
-
28.000c&rJulyl '20-'29 INT. at U. S. Mrg. & Tr. Co., N. Y
75.000c&rMayl '15-*45
4Ms'13J-J
40,000
1923-1942
BOND. DEBT June 1913--$165,000 ORANGE COUNTY.
County seat is Goshen.
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)_7,394,252
Road Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$11.72
3 Ms Feb 1 $300.000r_Feb 1 *15-'34
INTEREST on coupon bonds is
4 Ms'll A-0 175,000c-Oct 1 *14-'38
payable at Seaboard Nat, Bank, 3Ms'07 F-A 200,000r__Feb 1 '15-*34
N. Y.; on registered bonds to regis¬
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
4 Ms'07 July
4s *09
M-N
tered holder.
4Ms'10 F-A $55,000c..Feb 1 '14-*24
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$730,000
ONEIDA.
Assess, val. (M act.) '12—55,453,025
This city is In Madlsoh County. Population 1910
116,001
Inc. Mch. 28 1901. Pop. 1910, 8,317
INTEREST is payable at National
Refunding Bonds.
Bank of Orange County in Goshen.
4Ms'10 J-J
$17,500..July 1 T4-'35
School Bonds.
UNION
FREE
3 Ms
M-N $15,OOOr.May 1 '14-T8 ORANGETOWN
SCH. DIST. NO. 4.
4Ms'll F-A
43.000r-Augl5'19-'33
Local Improvement Bonds.
This district (P. O. Nyack) is In
4s '05
Sept $3,700—Sept 1 '14-T5 Rockland County.
Paving Bonds.
4 Ms'07 J-J
$69,000r.July 1 *14-*36
4s
Apr $3,651.50r__Apr 1 1914 4 Ms
A-0
5,000—Apr I '14-*19
4s'04
A-O
500r_Apr 1 '14-T5 BOND. DEBT July 1 1913—$74,000
4s '04
Feb
l,000r_Feb 1 '14-T5 Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.)..5,282,415
4s *05
J'ne
716--June 1 '14-*15 School tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$7.00
4s '06
Apr
4,287.90-Apr T4-'16
INTEREST payable at the Nyack
4Ms'08F-A
4,398.-Feb 1 *14-'17 Nat. Bank In New York exchange.
4 Ms'll May
2,012.56 May 1 *14-21
Sewer Bonds.
1
$191.68rFeb 1 '14-15 ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albion is the county seat.
70.04r_Apr 1 1914
Road Bonds.
4s '04
l,000r.Apr 1 14-T5
4 Ms'09 Feb $22,000r__Feb
10 1914
4s'05
J'ne
:
66.28 J'ne 1'14-15
5s
Feb
14,600r__ Feb 10 1915
4s '06
Apr
591.18 Apr 1'14-T6
3S,OOOr.Feb 10 T6-*17
4 Ms'07 M-N
13,267.88 May '14-'17. 4Ms'll Feb
5s '12
M-S 21.750—Mch 10 1918
4Ms'13 M-N
3,984.34rMayl'14-23
County Hospital & Jail Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s *04
,
Feb
4s
Apr
A-0
.
4s
Feb $20.000r_Feb 10 '14-T7
3Ms
M-S $50,000r — — 1915
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913—$122,100
3 Ms'05 quar 34,000..July 1 '14-'30
Assess, val. (70%) '12—18,603,624
4s '05
Aug
45,000
Aug 1 1925
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) T2.$15.27
_s '12
7,000
...
.32,000
BOND. DEBT May 1913--$310,587 Population In 1910.
INTEREST on road bonds Is pay¬
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.)_4,941,422
—
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912
$29.90
able In Albion
Bank;
&
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Utipa is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.'-
on
at
the Citizens'
Nat
hospital bonds at Farmers*
Sav. Bank, Lockport.
Mechanics'
OSSINING.
3Ms'02 F-A$254,000r..Feb
'14-*39
3Ms*05 F-A 344,000r_Feb 1 '14-'28
Road Bonds.
.
5s '08
A-O $20,000r
Apr 1914
Court-House Completion.
4 Ms'07 F-A $55.000r—Feb '18-'28
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 M-N$105,000r
May 1 '14-20
4s '11 M-N 135.000r._May 1 *14-22
4Ms'13 M-N150.000r..May 1*15-24
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.$1,093,000
Assessed valuation, real._67.041,505
Assessed val., personal— 5,920,719
Assessed val., franchises— 4,378,254
This village Is In Westchester Co.
Incorp. 1813.
Commission govern¬
approved Mch. 14 1911.
ment
Sewer Bonds.
$200,000
1915-1940
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4.35s'10—
4Ms* 13 M-S $75,000—Oct 1 '18-'42
Street-Impt. Bonds.
4 Ms'10 F-A$121,000—Aug 1
4MsT2A-0
5s '08
—
Water
*15-*39
54,500r. ..Apr 1 1917
39,917.46 —1928-1931
Bonds.
1 1939
15,000
Oct 1 1917100,000
Oct 1 1918
Population In 1910
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.—$660,438
INTEREST is payable at County Floating debt
64,561
Treasurer's office or in N. Y. exch. Water debt (included)
165,000
Assess, val., real estate '12.7,144,230
Assess. val., personal ,'12
454,803
ONEONTA.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
$9.70
In Otsego Co. Ino. under Chap. 30,
11,480
Laws of 1885; became city Jan. 1 '09. Population in 1910—
INTEREST on 4 Ms is payable at
Public Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$14,500—.July 15 1941 Knickerbocker Trust Co., N. Y. City
Paving Bonds.
3 Ms'89 Aug
$6.000c_Aug 12 '14-T9 OSSINING UNION FREE
SCH.
3Ms'01
Total valuation 1912
ann
3.94s'05 J-J
77,340,748
--.--154,157
25,500r_June 8 '14-'30
3,000c_July 1 '14-'28
'14-'25
F-A
6,000c. Aug 15
4s '12
M-S
30,836.19r
4s '12
F-A
5,100r
School Bonds.
4s *07
M-S
$7,000o_Mch 8
4 Ms'06 J-D
65,000r J'ne 12
4s *12
J-D
6,500c
Funding Bonds.
3Ms'99 M-S
$5,900r_Mch 5
4 Ms'10
3.95s'09 A-0 $50,000r—Apr
4s '88
4s '89
School-Building Bonds.
5s '08
T4-'26
...
DIST. NO. 1.
,
4.20s
'14-'27
—.
'07 J-J
July
$60,000c.July 1'14-25
12,000c_July 1 »26-*27
4.10s'09 F-A 40.000r_Aug 1 '28-'35
4.35s '10 J-J 20,000r„July 1'36-'39
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.$132,000
9,255,055
1912_$8.7l +
11,480
*14-'19
.'INTEREST on the 5s, 4.10s and
Sewer Bonds.
4.35s at Treasurer's office; on 4.20s at
4 Ms'10 F-A
$5,000 Aug 15 '14c'23
office of A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y
4s '12
F-A
2,100c.
Assessed valuation 1912
School tax (per $1,000)
Populatlon In 1910
NEW YORK—CITIES
OSWEGO.
This city Is In Oswego Co.
Incorp.
In 1828 and as a
olty 1848.
Sewer Bonds.
Town-Hall Bonds.
4.35s
$20,000—-July 19 1929
_
1 *2(K29
School Bonds.
4MsTl F-A $36,000r_Aug 15 *14-'21
City Bonds.
3Ms
J-D $120.000o
1914-1918
3Ms
A-O
23,000C
1914-1917
4s
A-O
2,000o ——1914-1915
Water Bonds.
—
PELHAM
This
A-0$247,500r_Apr 1 *14-'22
4Hs'08 J-D 202,875r_ June 1 ,14-,28
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'10 F-A $45,500r.Augl5'14-,20
Imp. Bonds {opt. at any time).
A-O
$2,205.61
10,888.08
A-O
—
—
—
(VILLAGE).
Westchester Co
681.
*15-'20
$60.000r_July
4,000r_July
3,OOOr .July
M-S
7,500r_Mch
M-N
3,500r .Nov
J-J
5s
.—
T
5s
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913.—$969,211
Total valuation 191212,572,082
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$31.20
4.70s'12A-O
Population In 1910:
Assessed val. real est
—
23,368
INTEREST on water, city
and
bridge bonds payable at U. S. Mtge.
& Trust Co., N. Y.; on
improvement
bonds at City Chamberlain's office.
OSWEGO
4.60' 13
—
—
COUNTY.
BOND.
T4-*28
'13
*17-'28
'l»-'27
4s '06
$84,000
2,095,900
.
J-D
is
in Otsego Co.
Inc
Population '10. 4.287.
2,000 shares of
Cooperstown & Susquehanna RR.
Co. stock held and owned by the
town
were
sold at public auction.
V. 97, p. 1524.
Refunding.
3Ms
M-S $27,500c_Sept 1 *14-'30
Feb.20 1869.
19
3 Ms
3 Ms
M-S
3Ms
M-S
M-S
4s
M-S
4s
M-S
4s
...
1913
,
Total tax (per $1,000)
This
village is in Westchester Co.
Pop. 1910, 12,890
Street-Imp. Bonds & Certfs.
3Ms'98 A-O $19,OOOc.-.Octl'14-23
3 Mb g '00 A-O 5,OOOc.Oct 1
5s '07
J-J
20,000r_july 1
4s '02
J-J
3,OOOc.July 1
4s
4s
'03
'03
J-D
OTSEGO COUNTY.
Cooperstown Is the county seat.
Almshouse Bonds.
4Hs
F-A $20,000r_Aug 1 *14-'17
Highway Bonds.
J-D
dale In New
York
exchange.
Assessed valuation 1912
INTEREST
on
Knickerbocker
at
Tr.
street and sewer bonds of
tral Trust Co., N. Y.;
4s
payable
Co., N. Y.;
sewer
.
PERRY AND
—
—
CASTILE, TOWNS,
UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 6.
This
city
In
Wyoming
County
'14-'36
is
In
Clinton
County
Incorporated
,
—
—
—.
7,234,633
$8.10
.
Highway Bonds.
$7,175—Sept 1 *19-'27
7,400—Mar 1 *21-28
Bridge Bonds.
S»*93-'97
$3,425-Sepfc 1 *20-*23
—
—
A-O
M-S
5s Ml
A-O
3,500
5s
*11
A-O
7,500—Oct
5s '12
i
F-A
M-S
4^s'I2 A-O
A-O
'13
A-O
1 1914
'14-T5
*14-'16
'14-'21
Oct
'14-T7
*14-'40
*14-*22
*14-*22
'14-'16
*14-'15
'09
in Warren County.
5s '11
J-D $15,000—Dec 1 *24-'25
4s
J-D
64,000c. Dec 1 '13-'22
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$79,000
Assessed valuation 1911. ,.$5,292,980
1
1916
1
*16-'30
15 1916
16,000—Oct 1 *14-'29
900—Feb
3Mg'04F-A $25,500r...Aug '14-'30
4,400c.Nov 1 '14-M5
4Mg'07J-J
13.000r.July 1 M4-'26
3 Ms'00 M-N
~
M-N
5s '11
A-O
5s '11
A-O
3,()00r.Nov 1
5,500r_. Feb 1
800r__Feb 1
20,000r._Oct 1
6,500—Feb 1
1,200..Oct 1
3,000..Oct 1
l,600__Oct 1
A-O
400 ..Oct
F-A
F-A
5s '10
5s '09
A-O
F-A
6s '11
A-O
1
'14-T9
T4-'24
'14-'17
COUNTY^
QUEENS
County seat is Jamaica.
A largo
part of the old County of Queens Is
now
included in the Greater New
York,
law
changing
the
the old coun¬
Greater New York to
Nassau County went into effect Jan. 1
1899.
The amount of outstanding
bonds of this county which will be
chargeable to the City of New York
has been Anally determined by the
Supreme Court (V. 71, p. 875) I
Un¬
der this decision the City of NewYork
was made liable for $3,796,032.11 of
the old debt of Queens County as It
stood at the date of division, and the
remaining $1,011,967.89 became an
obligation of Nassau County.
In¬
stead of apportioning certain bonds
to
New York City and
to Nassau
County, the debt and interest is not
divided.
New
York
City
pays
.78952414973 of the principal and Int.
and
outside of
it
as
a
of that portion of
name
ty
Gun Brook Drain Bonds.
4s g '04 A-O $19,000c..Apr 1 *14-'32
Sewer Bonds.
I
'08
'09
INT. payable at Glens Falls Tr.Co.
6,998—.Apr 1 1918
2,000—Apr 1 '29-'S0
15,000..Apr 1 '15-'29
6,000r__Feb 1 '14-'25
2,500r..Feb 1 '14-M8
3,500r_.Feb 1 *14-'20
5s '10
A-O
1,500—.Oct 1'14-M6
5s *12
M-N
3.0Q0..May 1 '16-'21
Sewer & Drain Certificate.
5s '11
M-S $12,000
Mar 1 1917
5s *09
Is
1931
1916
F-A
5s
FREE
(P. O. Glens Falls)
1
F-A
5s
UNION
1
F-A
*09
*09
This district
'14-*45
4s g '05 M-N $33,000r
Nov '14-'35
5s '09
F-A
8,000r._Feb 1 '14-'21
5s
Bju.. Brewster.
First Nat.
at
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
'14-'23
Fire Bonds.
5s
INT
QUEENSBURY
*14-'21
4^s'13 A-O
4Ms'12 A-O
8.771.33 Oct 1 *17-29
Tax Relief Bonds.
4Mg'13J-J $50,000—Jan 15 1916
5s '13
A-O
15,000—Apr 1 '14-M6
5s
17-31
Road Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $18,000r._Aug 1 *17-'25
4Mb
F-A
' 4.000r_Aug
1 ?14-'15
4Ms'12 F-A
25,OOOr.Aug 1 T8-'30
4 Ms'13 F-A
38,000..Aug 1 '15-'31
County Jail Bonds.
4s
F-A
8,OOOr. Aug 1 T3-T6
BOND. DEBT May 6/13
$87,000
Assess.val.'12 (70% act.).13,900,923
Population In 1910
14,665
'l4-'24
becomes
'14-'33
New
due
•21047585027.
'14-'26
'14-T9
T6-'21
*14-'21
'14-'15
and
The
Nassau
payment of the debt.
The
statement
below
shows
the
obligations of the old
County of
Queens which remained outstanding
Oct.
31 1913.
A-O
25,000-Apr 1 *14-'31
Road Bonds.
A-O
2,000—Apr 1 '39-'40
4s
A-0$340,000—-Oot 15
Drainage Bonds.
M-N 375,000—-Nov 15
4s g '02 J-J
$2,000c. July 1 '14-T5 4s
J-D
55,000—Deo 27
4s g *06 M-S
l,000r -Mch 1 1914 4s
J-D 1,339,000
Dec 1
TOT. BD. DT. Apr T5-'13.$616,703 4s
J-D 290,000
.Deo 15
Assess, val. '11 (2-3 act.).10,117,100 4s
J-J
400,000
May
Village tax (per $1,000) 1911^ .$12.93 4s g
M-N 275,000 ..—Nov
INT. at 1st N. Bk., Port Chester. 4s g
A-O 618,000 ....Apr
4s
A-O 135,000—Oct
4s
PORT JERVIST"
on
5sg'12
Co.
Comptroller of
agent In the
York City acts as
5s '13
~
~
.
1917
1917
1917
1917
1917
1922
1916
1917
1917
Gold Bonds.
This city is in Orange Co.
Incorp.
J-J $151,000g —July 1 1916
July 26 1907.
It was formerly a part 4s g
Funding Bonds.
of the Town of Deerpark, and is liable
'
J-D/$140,000_Deo 1 '13-'26
(Jointly with that town) for the bonds 4s
\
r60,000—.Deo 1 1927
of the town which were outstanding
J-D
50,000—Deo 16 1917
on Jhly 26 1907;
the amounts of such 4s
Building Bonds.
bonds—refunding railroad bonds—
J-D $120,000---Deo 15 1927
outstanding
on
Oct. 1
1913 was 4s
$128,800, of which the present Town
of Deerpark will provide for $25,760
and the City of Port Jervis will pro¬
vide for $103,040, and this amount is
given, along with the city's other
debt,' in the details below.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A$101,600c&r_Feb '14-'29
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms* 11 J-J
$79, OOOr. July 1 *14-'25
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1 1913.$182,046
Total assessed val. 1912..$2,666,825
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
24.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—. 39.00
Population In 1910—;
9,564
INT. payable at Nat. Bank of Port
Jervis and at City Treasurer's office.
Other Bonds.
4s
•
J-J
$60,000-.Jan 1 '14-T9
TOTAL DEBT Oct 31 T3$4,468,000
N. Y. City's proportion—
Nassau's proportion—._
3,480,222
927,778
RAMAPO UNION FREE SCHOOL
DIST. NO. 3.
This
district
(P. O. Suflern) is In
County.
$7.000—Nov 1 '14-'20
3,000 ..Nov 1 T4-T5
4.35s'U Sep
60,OOOr.Sept 1 T6-'45
BOND. DEBT May 12 *13
$73,500
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).2,76§,806
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$8.70
Rockland
3 Ms'01
4 Ms'12
—
—
INTEREST at Suffern Nat. Bank.
......
Improvement
3 Ms g
J-J
Bonds.
POUGHKEEPSIE.
$36,000r_July 1 '14-*31
School Bonds.
4Ms
A-O $79,000.
4s
(TOWN
This town is in Westchester Co.
M-S
'10
5s '11
5s *11
5s '11
F-A
$9,000r
1914-1922
Fire Department Notes.
5s '13
M-S $16,000..Sept 1 *14-*29
4Ms 12
'10
5s '13
4s
1 1935
M-S
5s
Street Bonds.
district
M-S
'10
5s
■
This
A
'10
5s
PENNYAN.
Inc.
4,OOOr .Nov 1
27,000r_Nov 1
4,500r_Feb 1
4,500-July 15
4.500..Mch 1
1,000..Mch 1
4,000.-Mch 1
5,000. .Mch 1
32,OOO..Oct l
16,000.. ..Mch
27.333.33.Mar
5s
1911 at Cen¬
registered holder.
l,000r
'14-'23
'14-'21
*14-'22
Nov 1 1914
5s
other Issues tc
...
Assessed valuation 1907
5s g 09 J-J
5s '10
M-S
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912„$13.69
as a city in 1902.
$79,000
t
2 1941
Refunding Water Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
$15,OOOr_July 1 '14-'28
3 Ms
J-J
23,OOOr .Jan 1 *14-'37
yearly 3
Ms
J-J
13,OOOr. July 1 '14-'26
4Ms'13 A-O
14,238.20-Apr 1 1933 4s
J-J
l,200r.July 1 '14-T5
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
17,OOOr
1915
3Ms
$51,284.70 Aug 1 *19-44 4s
J-J
Am
20,000c... July 1 1914
p. A
l a tinn
4s
J-J
18,000.
($2,000 due yearly on Aug. l.~)~
Water Bonds.
3.78
16,600.July 15 '30-'46
3Ms'05 J-J
50,000c._.July 1 1925
4s
5,200—.Oct 1 *20-'29 4s
'10
M-S
24,000c.$2,000 yearly
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-O
20,000
4s *91
5s
2,518,674
—
City tax (per $1,000) 1903
M-N
M-N
F-A
School tax (per $1,000)
1913—.$9.00
3.60s'04 J-J $124,000r. .July 1 1934
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913- $629,132
M-N
'08
*08
'09
INTEREST payable in Perry at
July 1 1922
10,000—Nov 1 1929 Citizens' Bank, or New York City.
1,436.18-July 1 1933
26,000—
PLATTSBURG.
1 1938
'08
5s
5s
5s
Water Bonds.
3.70s
J-J
$40,000
4s *91
5s
M-N
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
$48,000
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '13._2.126.282
1 1939
M-N
M-N
(P. O, Perry).
School-Building Bonds.
$7,500—Beginn'g 1913
5.500—Nov 1 T8-'28 4 Ms'07 J-D $46,000r.Dec 1
20,000
July
60,000r___Oct
4.05s'09 F-A
80,000
Aug
4 he'll A-O
45,000r—Oot
4MB
13,000—
Paving Bonds.
4#
A-O $67,000—$4,000
M-N
'08
M-N
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4tfsT2 F-A-$30,000c.Aug 15 '17-'46
PELHAM
5s *08
'08
Auto Fire Engine.
t-J
Carmel Is the county seat.
Building Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $30,000r__Aug 1
'08
,
j-J
3.65s
4.15s'08 A-O
J-D
'08
Population 1910. 15.245.
3Mb
'08
lO.OOOr.Dec 1
8,000r_Dec 1
lLOOOr.Dec 1
l,000r—Nov
2,000r_Nov 1
l,500r.Nov .1
8,OOOr .Nov 1
9,000r.Nov 1
5s
..
M-N
J-D
5s
1916-1940
OYSTER BAY SCH. DIST. NO.24.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $127,000
JD
$7,000r
1914-1921
Assess, val. {% act.) '13—.1,989,494
4Ms
F-A
67,500r
1914-1957
Vll. tax (per $1,000) 1913
$12.00
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13..—$79 500
INTEREST on water bonds pay
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)_.. 1,725,275
able in N. Y. City; on others in
Perry
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$11.50
TNT. at Glen Cove Bank.
—
PUTNAM COUNTY.
*07
4Ms'12 M-N
4s
PEEKSKILL.
This village Is in Westchester Co.
22,000r.May 1 '14-'35
J-D *
Street Bonds.
4.60s'10 J-D $10,000r_J'ne 10 *15-'24
4.35s'll J-D
13,000r.J'ne 10 *16-'22
Village-Hall Bonds.
4.30s
F-A $25,000r
Inc. 1826.
M-N
'07
5s
village is in Westchester Co.
Population 1910, 852.
Highway Bonds.
4 Ms
J-D $22,500r
1914-1920
1891.
.
Assessed val. 1913 (about)...700,000
School tax (per $1,000)'12-T3_$14.40
INTEREST payable at Farming-
'05
5s
This
Inc.
This village is In Wyoming County.
OYSTER BAY UNION FREE SCH.
Inc. 1830. Population 1910, 4,388.
DIST. NO. 22.
5s '11
Water Bonds.
J-J
$30,000r__jan 1 '21-'50
- A-O $43,000r
5.95s
J-J
...1915
2,800r -...1914-1927 4s
4Ms
J-J
Sewer Bonds.
3,400r
1914-1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
J-J
$34,OOOr
1914-1930
$36,200 3 Ms
3 Ms
4s
N. Y. City; others at Chase National
Bank, N. Y., and Fallkill Nat. Bank,
Poughkeepsie. '
*14-'33
*14-'19
5.500r.June 1 '14-'24
2,500r.June 1 '14-'18
5s
village is In Yates County
J810. 'Population 1910, 4,597.
4s *09
M-S $00,OOOr
1919-1924
Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 1913.$80,000
4J4s'10—$3,500r—Sept 1 1914
Assessed valuation 1912—21,451,444
4.35s'120ct
54,OOOr„Oct 1 '14^*32
Papulation in 1910
..47,216
Electric-Light Bonds.,
INTEREST
payable ait Second 3Ms'04 A-O $24,300r
6ct *14-'22
National Bank, Cooperstown.
Sewer Bonds.
3.70s'04 A-O $31,896r
Oct *22-*30
OYSTER BAY SCIL DIST. NO. 5. 4.50 s
A-O
28,352r__Oct 1 *14-'21
4s
M-N $62,500c—.May 1 1931
Water Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J
68,000c_.July 21 1947 3 Ms
M-N $35,820r ....1914-1922
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '12.$130.500 BOND.
DEBT Oct 1913— $140,248
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) '12..3,818,041 Assess, val.
(M act.) '12
2,250,000
School tax (pet$l,000) 1912—$15.20
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912-.$14.25
Population in 1912 (est.).
7,000 INTEREST is payable In Penn Yan.
INT. on 4s at Glen Cove Bank; on
4Mb at Nassau Union Bk., GlenCove.
PERRY.
'
5s *13
'14-T8
4s
PELHAM MANOR.
1912...$10.80
INTEREST payable at First and
Second Nat. banks of Cooperstown.
.
--
Inc. May 14 1868.
14,000r_May 1 '17-'30
Village-Hall Bonds.
15,000c—_Mch 1 1932
M-S
$6.000r—.Sept *14-'19
000c_—Mch '14-16 5s *07
Sewer Bonds.
4,500c
Mch '17-'3l
M-N $60,000c ..May 1 1917
14,500c
Mch 1 1923 4s
10.000r.Sept 1 '16-'25
7,500c—_Mch 1 1914 4.35s'll M-S
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $139,000
11,000c. —$1,000 y'ly.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—.$80,600
Assessed valuation 1912
3,068,201
4s
*14-T7
33.880r.Junq 1 T4-'35
5s
town
Nov.
*14-'37
__
OTSEGO.
On
*17-'41
T4-T6
'04
F-A
28,000r.Aug 1
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 '13.
—
This
T4-*36
'16-'22
4s
^
J-D
m
'14-T5
*14-'35
*14-'33
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$11.00
$149,120
INTEREST payable at the Village ( Water debt (included).
Water debt (included)
85.700
Assess, val *13 (abt. act.)_2,469,055
Treasurer's office In N. Y. exchange.
Aksp.sk val. '13
am
Tax rate (per$l',000)
1913.—$12.20
INT. payable at U. S. Mtge. & Tr.
PELHAM UNION FREE SCHOOL
Co., N. Y., and at Mt. Pleasant Bk.
DIST. NO. 1.
PORT CHESTER.
This district Is In Westchester Co.
-
Oswego is the county seat.
M-S $12,000—-Mch 1 1914
4s
F-A
$8,000r__Feb 1 T4-'21
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-S $40,000—Mch 1 *18-'25 4s Dec $70,000r.$ 1,000 y'ly from'13
4 Mb '12 A-O 40,OOOr..Jan 1 *18-'57
5s '13
M-S
16,000—
4.40s'10 July 20,000r. .July 1 *15-\34
Jail Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-S $75,000r_Mch 1 '14-'20 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 '13— $138,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—.$348,000 Assess, val. (1-3 act.) '13—6,638,312
Assess. val. 12 (80%act.).33,843,558 School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$5.35
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.—$6.50 Population in 1913 (est.)
.3,500
INTEREST payable at the U. S.
Population in 191071,664
INT. at Ohase Nat. Bk., N. Y. 0 Mortgage &Trust Co. in N. Y. City.
5s '12
*14-'30
J-D
4s
'
'16-'22
6.000r„0ct
F-A
20,000r.Aug
DEBT Oct 1913—
$60,000r..June '15-M7
2,000r
Jume 1914
3,000r..Moh
14-16
Railroad Bonds.
3s
M-N $10,000r—May 14-18
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $47,000r—Oct 1 '14- 29
3hs
F-A
3 Ms
75,000r——Feb 1935
M-N
54.000r—-Nov '14-'30
3hs
M-S
3s
32,666r
Sept '14-'30
M-S
3 Ms
85; OOOr Sept 15 '14-'30
M-S 105, OOOr—Sept 11 1931
3MS
M-N
3 Ms
97,000r_May 1 1923
3 Ms'04 F-A
53,000r—.Feb 1 1934
82,OOOr
Feb 1 1926
3Ms'06 F-A
4s '07
M-S
40,OOOr.. .Mch 1 1927
4Ms'08 M-N 63,000c &r.May 1 1928
90,000r_ ..Apr 1 1930
4Hs'10 A-O
111,000—-Apr 1 1931
4Ms'll
4 Ms'12 M-N
98,000c._.May 1 1932
4
s'13 M-N119,000c—May l 1933
ND. DEBT Oct 1913^1,846,000
Assess .val.' 13 (80 % val.). 22,492,415
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—-$18.73
Population In 1910
27.936
INT, on refunding bonds of 1912
and school bonds of 1913 is payable at
Columbia-Knickerbocker Trust Co.,
J-J
4s
village Is In Westchester Co.
Pop. *10, 2,207
3Hs'01 A-O $17,000r__Oct 1
3.65s'02A-O
.65s'02A-O
2,000r-.Apr 1
4s '06
J-D
23,980r .June 1
5s '07
J-J
7,360r_July 1
4 Ms'll J-D
3,500c. June 1
4 Ms 12 J-D
26.000r.Dec 1
5s '08
J-D
/ 3,360r .June 1
\ l,500r_June 1
Street Bonds.
4Ms'03 M-S
$l,540r_Sept 1
*14-*37
*15-'22
4s '09
Sewer Bonds.
4s
Inc. Mch. 16 1897.
Water Bonds.
village is In
4 Ms'09 J-J
4 Ms'09 J-J
M-S$115,000r—Mch 1 1920
M-S
12,000r„.Mch *14-'25
4,000r.__May '14-M7
20,000r
May 1919
F-A
40,000r...Aug 1 1917
M-N
M-N
4s '07
This
xcvii.
Water Bonds.
4s '09
P LEAS ANT VILLE.
Inc. 1896. Population 1910,
Street Bonds.
3 Ms
>
Irving Sav. Institution, N. Y.; Home 4s
Sav. Bk., Albany; Auburn Sav. Bk
3Mb
Auburn, and Poughkeepsie Sav. Bk. 3 Ms
—
4^s'13 M-S $200,000r Mch
5s
INT. at Chamberlain's office, at
Union
Dime
Sav.
Institution
and
Sewage-Disposal Works.
4.20s'09
$24,200--Mar 1 *15-*25
4Ms'09
30,800.-Mar 1 *26-*39
4Ms'09-ll17,500--July 1 T6-J40
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913-$110,500
Population in 1910
2,998
as a town
4s
[Vol.
AND TOWNS
4s
4 Ms
M-S
___
A-O
6,000r_$1,000
31,000
25,000
yearly
......
BOND. DEBT Nov 19 '13.
$378,200
Water debt (Included)
201,200
Assess. Val. .13 (2-3
actual) 3.554,329
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1913—.$35.80
Population in 1910
11,138
This city
is the county seat of
Dutchess County.
Incorp. 1854.
Ctfs. (Sink. Fd. Com'ers').
3 Ms
M-S $15,OOOr
Sept 1928
3 Ms
1928
M-N
59,000r._..Nov
3 Ms
1919
M-S
l,000r
Mch
School Bonds.
4 Ms'12 F-A$120,000o—Feb 1 1922
4s *12
RENSSELAER.
This olty, formerly the village of
Greenbush, was Incorporated April
1897,
A
bill
and
is
passed
In
Rensselaer
by the
County.
Legislature of
1901 annexed to the city the village
of Bath-on-th©*-Hudson and part of
the
town
of East
Greenbush.
f
J-D 350,000
Fire Department Bonds.
June 1 1942
4Ms'13 F-A
50,000c—-Feb 1 1923 4Ms'08 A-O
$6, OOOr .Oct 30 '144Ms'13 F-A 100,000c—Feb 1 1923 4 Ms'08 A-O
3,600r.0ot 86 '14r\
.
4s '04
4s '05
J-J
M-S
4*s'09 A-O
4*8*09 A-O
Bond. debt_$17,169,600 $11,740,600
Water debt
On
had
a
GENERAL
In
VALUATION.
3,912.
1911.
1905.
5
5
$
(Assessment about actual value.)
Per.
8127300
8050900
6952050
Fran 14281300
14427500
5742825
(p.m) 19.515
Tax
POPULATION.—In
1910
HARRISON UN. FBEE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
5s '08
M-N $65,000c
1917-1942
BOND. DEBT May 1909—
$69,000
Assessed valuation 1908—1,665,000
was
218,149; In 1905 was 181.666; in 1900
It was 162,608; In 1890, 133,896; in
1880, 89,366; in 1870. 62,386.
Co. Bank.
,
,
„
t
■
,14-' 19
Jail Bonds.
'14-'20
*21-'2o
43*10
'26-'36
4a '10
'37/38
Court-House Bonds (registered)
3*s'95 A-O5102.000r._Apr 1 '14-'30
3 *s'96 A-O 105,000r.-Apr 1 '31-'45
3 *s'97 A-O
25,000r_. Apr 1 *41-'45
4*s'12A-0
42,000r._Apr 1 '14-'27
4*s'l2 M-N 38.noor._Nov 1,14- 32
4a '10
F-AJ$42,000r.Aug 1
\ 35,OOOr_Aug
1
F-A
80.000r.Aug 1
F-A
10.000r.Aug 1
(renewal).
56.OOOo_.Feb 1 '14-'16
War Bonds
4« '97
F-A
3*s'00 F-A
17,000c_.Feb 1 '14-'30
3*s'99 F-A
8,000c.-Feb 1 '14-'21
3*9*01 F-A
4.000c_.Fcb 1 '14-'17
Highway Bonds.
3*s*05 F-A 550.000r_.Feb 1 '14-'33
3*s'06 F-A
23.000r._Feb 1 '14-'36
4s '07
F-A
66.OOOr_.Feb 1'14-'35
4s .09
F-A
42.000r_.Feb 1 '14-'34
4*s'12 F-A 145.000r_Feb 1 '14-'42
4*«'13 F-A
81,000r_Feb 1 '14-*40
Toll Road Bonds.
3*s'02 F-A $30.000r.:Feb 1 T4-'23
Hospital Bonds.
4s *09
M-N $22,000r_ .May 1 T4-'24
Sinking Fund Bonds.
3 *s'97 A-O 5»>0,000r. -Apr 1 T4-T7
Refunding Bonds.
3*s'05 F-A 522.000c..Feb 1 T4-'35
3*b'06F-A
23.000r._Feb 1'14-'36
4s '07
F-A
I4,000r_-Feb 1 '14-'27
House of Ind. Bds. (renewal).
3*s'02 F-A 518,000c. .Feb 1 '14- 22
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13-$1,124,000
Assessed val, real estate—75,608,174
Assessed val., personal.-. 3,023,713
Franchises
5,988,856
...
.
^
BOCKLAND COUNTY.
New City Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
3 *s
J-D $110,000r._June 1914-24
4s *05
M-S? 70,OOOr.Sept 1 *14-'23
8,OOOr...Sept 1 1924
(180,OOOr.Sept 1 '25-*34
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 *13
$368,000
Floating debt
52,000
Assessed valuation, real..28,372,185
Assessed val., personal
830,020
Franchises
736,550
Bank stock
651,305
4*s
(* act.),
Tax rate (per $1,000)
the
Funding Bonds.
4*s'13 J-J$5,659,000r„Jan 15 1933
Refunding Bonds.
4*fi,13 F-A$520,000r—Feb 1 1933
J-J 5200,OOOr...July 1 1928
(Subject to call July 1 1898.)
3*b'96 J-J
560,OOOr
Jan 1 1936
(Subject to call Feb. 29 1906.)
Market Bonds (Opt. begin'g 1909).
3 *s'04 J-J 5128,OOOr
Jan 1 1914
Water-Works.
4s'93-'96F-A5300,OOOr..Feb 1 1943
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
3*s'92 F-A$5"00,000r_..Feb 1 1942
(Subject to call after 1912.)
3*s'94 F-A5950,OOOr...Feb 11944
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1914.)
3Ks'94 F-A5235,000r—Aug 1 1914
4s '12
J-J1,000,000
Jan 1 1942
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1922.)
Water Refunding.
3*8 '05M-N5360,<M.ir--May 1 1935
Water-Works Refunding.
3*s'03 J-J52,697,OOOr._.Jan 1 1933
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1913.)
in Oneida Co.
Inc.
Population '10, 20,497.
t
Total tax
8.OOOr.Apr 15 '14/21
T4-'21
4.95s
s-a
4*s'10 F-A
;
$8,500—-Oct
1 1930
4s
8,284.36.Aug 1 1926
7,125,89 Aug 1 T4-'30
ll,348.70r_Apr 1 '14-28
4.70s'12s-a
2,262.72.Aug 1 1918
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $200,748
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..2,241,811
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912. — $21.00
4.65T3
A-O
$38,462r_Mch 10 'L4-'38
5s '08
M-S$ 120,192r_Mch 10 T4-'38
4*s'12 M-S 133.400r.Mch 10 '14-42
Dock Bonds.
'
.
10 T4-'37
$604,915
val.'13 (70% act)..9,541,082
5s '08
M-S $14,400r_Mch
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
(per $1,000)
1913.—$13.52
This town is in
Westchester Co.
Highway Bonds.
*s
J D
$95,000r_June
4*s*09 F-A
9,000r_Aug
_
1 '14-'32
1 '14-'22
Park Bonds.
3.85g09F-A$400,000r_Feb 15 *15-'38
4s g '09 F-A
40,OOOr.Feb 15 '19-*58
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$544,000
1 1918
Assess, val. (84% act.)'13.21,337.618
3*8*04 J-J
170,000r...July 1 1924
Town tax (per $1,000) 1913—$11.82
Local Improvement Bonds.
19,652
3*s'99 F-A$500,000r
Oct 2 1919 Population in 1910
INT. at First
Nat. Bank, Port
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
3 *8*04 J-J /300,000r
July 1 1914 Chester.
\500,OOOr. ..July 1 1924
4s *08
J-J 1,000,OOOr—Sept 11938 RYE UN. FBEE SCH. DIST. NO.l.
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.) 4s
J-D $ll,000o
1914-1921
School Bonds.
4s
4s'06-'09J-J 5225,OOOr .June 1 *14-'22
4s '12
J-D 350,000r_..June 1 1942
Convention Hall Bonds.
4s *09
J-D $100,OOOr...June 1 1929
,
and lnt
'02
7,f>00r__ Jan 1 '14-'28
J-J
1 '17-'42
$43,500
1913.2,828,437
$1,000) 1913.$7.80 4-
4.30s'07J-D
26.000—June
BOND. DEBT Oct.1913—
Assess,
val.(86% act.)
School tax (per
Population in 1913
INT.
at
payable at offlcd of Union Trust
Co. of N. Y„ fiscal agents of the city. exchange.
M-N 31,000r.May 1 '14-'44
M-N 17,000r_May 1 '22-'30
4s
M-N
(est.)——.3,000
Mamaroneck
in
N.
Y.
J2,000r_May 1 '30-'31
\ 500r._ .May 11932
5,150r.May 1 T7-'21
13,000r.May 1 '14-'26
of 4s
is payable 4*s'10 J-D
44,OOOr.June 1 '14-'35
t Salamanca Trust Co in Salamanca BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913: $129,650
Assess, val. '11 (1-3 act.).-5,427,965
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 —$9.78 +
SALAMANCA UNION FBEE
INT. in White Plains at Central
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
Bank of Westchester County.
f $14,000r_Nov 1 T4-'-20
4*s'09 J-J ( 30,000r. Nov 1 '21-'30
I 40,000r_Nov 1 *31-'40 SCHENECTADY.
J. L. Meyers, Comptroller.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$86,000
This city is situated in the county
Assessed valuation 1912
1,536,078
of the same name.
Incorp. in 1798.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$19.27
Culvert Bonds.
Population in 1911 (est.).
7,000
4*s'12 A-O $22,500r—Apr 1 '14/22
INTEREST payable at Salamanca
School Bonds.
M-N
M-N
4s
INTEREST on the water bonds
1906 and the park bonds
—
Trust Co. in N. Y. Exchange.
3s '89
F-A
'90
F-A
SALINA,
Onondaga County
4s *99
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
4s '00
M-S $79,200c
1914-1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$79,200 4s *02
Assess. val.„T2 (abt. act.)-_ 1,779,728 4s '03
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$13.83 6s '98
Population In 1910
:
2—3,208 6s '01
INT. at Union Trust Co., N. Y. 5s '99
4s
.
—
A-O
F-A
(See
F-A
J-J
Aug
Dec
Nov
3*s'05 A-O
SANDYIHILL.
See Hudson Falls.
N. Y. C
TOWN.
l-14-'a4
3*s
3*s
This town is in
Fire-House Bonds.
4 *s'10 M-S
10,000r_ Mch 10 *15-'24
Street Improvement Bonds.
RYE
SsHigh?yi?rd00br.J»n
3s
M-S$288,462r_Mch 10 '14-'38
INT. at Central Tr. Co.,
1913—$41.30
4*s'08 M-N $19,OOOr.Oct 31 '14-'32
M-N 49,235r.Nov 1 T4-'56
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1913
$68,235
4.70s'llF-A
$4,500—
-1918 Assess, val, '13 (% act.) —1,818,027
Sidewalk Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-_$11.22
4s
ann
$8,000c.—Dec 1 1920 Population in 1913 (est.) —
4,000
Aerial Truck Bonds.
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank.
4*s
s-a
$4,000
— — Paving Bonds.
SCARSDALE.
4.89s'06F-A
$7,307.56 Aug 1 T4-'26
This town is in Westchester Co.
3*s
ann
14,034,56. July 11920 Inc. Mch. 7 1778. Pop'n '10, 1,300.
1912—.8,409,522
$1,000) 1912—$41.97
INTEREST is payable in Rome at
First Nat. Bank and Farmers' Nat
Bank; and N.Y.at Nat. Park Bank.
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Water and Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation
Assess,
—5,998,665
value.)
(Assessment 1-3 actual
Park Bonds.
4.40s'09A-0
Total tax (per
M-S
real est., 1913-5,588,430
Total assessed val. 1913.
Floating debt
1.000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..5,998,665
Pop'n.'lO, 5,792.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$18.00
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s
F-A $14,000—Aug 1 T4-'27 Population in 1913 (est.) ——12,000
INTEREST payable at Citizen^
Water Bonds.
5s'07
F-A $14,000r_Aug -1 *14-'27 Nat. Bank, Saratoga Springs.
3.85s
ann
57.500r...Nov '15-'35
Light Bonds.
5s '07
F-A
$2,000r.Aug 1 T4-T7 SAUGERTIES UNION FREE SCH
DIST. NO. 10.
F-A
5,000r_Aug 1 '14-'23
5s '07
This district is in Ulster County.
3.85s
s-a
11,500
Nov'15-*35
Water-Shed Bonds.
Assess, val.
SALAMANCA.
This village is In Cattaraugus Co.
($5,000 yearly to 1920; bal. due 1921)
J-J
$37,000r_. Apr 15 1921
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '13. $855,250
Water debt (included)—... 618,000
5s '08
M-S 130, OOOr .Sept 1 '17-29
Village-Hall Bonds.
Inc. July 25 1878.
3*s'98 F-A5200,OOOr...Aug
are
4s
4s
Aug $35,000c&rAug 1 '14-20
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $520,000
INTEREST at office of the Reelver
of Taxes in Saratoga Springs.
1911—45,340,132
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$2.00
SARATOGA SPRINGS UN. FREE
Population in 1910.
—89,005
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
4.35s'llJ-J /$21,OOOr.July 1 '14-'20
\ 24.000r.July 1 *2l-'26
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.
$45,000
city is
5s '08
M-S (12,000r.Sept 1 '15-T6
I 3,000r_..Sept 1 1917
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-S $15,000c&r.SeptT4-'16
Sewer Bonds.
Park Bonds.
INTEREST —All bonds
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
This village Is in Saratoga County
1866.
Population 1910, 12,693.
Assessed valuation
Fire House Bonds.
3*s'12 M-N$125.000r_.May 1 1924
Voting-Machine Bonds.
4s '12
F-A $49,600r—Aug 1 1922
Bridge Bondsl
ROME SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
3s '90
J-J 5100,COOr
Jan 1 1920
3 *s
J-J
$4,000r_July 1 T4-T7
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1900.)
4s
F-A
16,250r_Feb ,1 '14-T8
3 *s'91 J-J 5100,000r—July 1 1921
4s *09
M-S
41,000r_Mch 1 T9-'28
(Subject to call July 1 1901.)
BOND. DEBT April 16*13
$62,250
3*S'92 J-J 5100,OOOr—Sept 1 1921
Assessed vluation
1913-—6,779,264
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1901.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$14.75
East Side Trunk Sewer.
INTEREST payable in Rome at
4s
J-J 5150,000r_ .Jan 1 '22-'27
Farmers' Nat. and First Nat. banks.
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
3*s>
J-J 5200,OOOr. _Jan 1 *14-'21
(Subject tb call after 20 years.)
RYE, VILLAGE.
3*s
J-J 5250,000r. .Jan 1 '2S-'37
A village in Westchester County.
3*s'04J-J
100,OOOr. .July 1 '38-'41
Inc. 1904.
Population '10, 3,964.
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
3s '88
'12.-1,191,250
1912—$20.27
M-S/$20,000._Mch 1 T4-T5
\
5,000. —.Mch 1 1916
4s '12
M-S 125,000
.1916-1924
BOND. DEBT Oct 1911—
$75,000
4s
Is
of
Spgs
,
Highway Bonds.
Water Bonds.
county seat of
Incorporated 1834.
Rochester
County Treasurer at Saratoga
4s '11
Bank stock..
Monroe County.
.
INTEREST is payable at office
.
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Canton is the county seat.
ROME.
A-O
$1,000) *12. $7.76
Population in 1910
61,917
Bk., St. Johnsv.
INT. at First Nat.
village is in. Nassau County.
Pop. 1910. 3,667
Light Bonds.
3 *g'00 J-J
$7,760c&rJuly 1'14-'21
3.85'06 J-D
6,OOOr.June 1 '14-T9
4.20s'09M-S
3.OOOr.Sept 1 T4-T9
4.29s'11 F-A
11,000r_ Aug 1 '15-'25
Water Bonds.
"
4s *95
J-J
$29,500r Jan 1 '15-20-25
3.65s'02J-J
6,500r_Jan
1 T4-'26
4.40s'07J-J
2,OOOr. July 1 T4-T7
4.29s'llF-A
6,0OOr_Aug 1 '15-'26
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13$73,260
Assess, val. (* act.) '13.-.2,163,344
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1913.S12 50
INT. payable in Rockville Centre
at Bank of Rockville Centre.
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $115,OOOr.Apr 15
_
Assess, val.
This
4s
$5,000r_ Aug
.
Inc. July 15 1893.
4s
Assessed valuation 1912.-27,584,152
4*8*06 Nov $29,920r_Nov 1 T4-'35 4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.$102,280
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
E0CHESTER. E.S.Osborne,Compt.
Road Bonds.
5s *09
F-A$100,000o.Feb 5 T4-T8
M-N 50,000r_Nov 1 '20-'22
5s '10
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$150,000
4s
Sept
12,OOOr.Sept 2 '14-'24 4*s'll A-0$ 100,OOOr.Apr 1 '16-'40
3*s
July
5,500r_July 1'14-'24 4*8*11 J-D 150,000r_june 1 '16-'40
4*s'13 J D
50,000r_June 1 '18-'42
Paving Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4.30s'llAug $36,000r_Aug 1 T6-'29
M-S $20,000c&rSep 1 T4-'17
4.30s'HAug
36,OOOr
1917-1949 5s
( 5,000c &r_.Sep 1 1914
Sewer Bonds.
■
INTEREST payable by check on
N. Y. City to roistered holder.
4s '08
J-J $100,000r___July 1 1928
3,718,049 4s '08
J-J
90,OOOr.-.Nov 2 1928
1912.-88,338,792 4s *09
J-J
50,000r_..Apr- 5 1929
(Assessment about full value.)
4s *09
J-J
155,OOOr—July 1 1929
County tax (per 51,000)'12_56,289 + 4s TO
J-J
25,OOOr...Jan
2 1930
Population In 1910
--122,276 4s '10 J-J
40,OOOr...Dec 1 1930
INTEREST on registered bonds is 4*sTl J-J
158,OOOr..Sept 15 1931
Street Bonds. payable at office of County Treas.; on
M-N 513.500r.Nov 1 T4- 22
coupon bonds at Nat. State Bk.,Troy 4s
Aug
v
-------
Total assessed val.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
Ballston Spa is the county seat.
Inc.
(60% act.) '12.-30,590,060
Population in 1910.—..46,873
This
^'J'
1 ,14-,IS
Water Bonds.
Tot. val.
Mch. 8 1870.
1 T5-'32
$184,333
State &Co.tax (per
JOHNSVILLE.
This village is in Montgomery Co.
Inc. 1854.
Population 1910, 2,536.
ST.
RENSSELAER COUNTY.
County seat Is Troy.
Armory Bonds.
3*»'02 F-A 512.000r_.Feb 1
1 T4-'31
*42-'66
1
-
BYE AND
126939850
18.97
18.94
Tot. .188395375 175074132
1913--.-517.59
10,711
BONDS
1 *31-'66
1 T4-*38
53,000
DIST. NO.4. Special assessment bonds.
171,200
4*s'10 A-O $65,000r_Apr 1 '14-'31 Water bonds
3*s
A-O 38,740
1914-1926 TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913— 408,533
4s
30,000
1914-1934 Assess, val. '13 (* act.)—.2,763,302
BOND. DEBT April 1913. $159,100 Village tax (per $1,000) 1913.$19.60
4,983
Assessed valuation 1912— 8,801,840 Population In 1910
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.-512.48
INT. payable at Adirondack Nat.
INTEREST payable at Sav. Bank, Bank, Saranac Lake, in N. Y. exeb.
Portchester, RIverhead & Peekskill.
BYE UN. FBEE SCH.
R.E.165986775 152595732 114244975
(83% act.)_5,849,850
INT. at Albany
6,412,000
city
.
56,000o Mch 18 14-16
F-A 1 6,000c
Aug 1 1916
\ 7,000c...Aug 1 1921
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913-- $316,000
Population In 1910
the
$1,010,012.75.
of
ASSESSED
M-S
Assess, val. '13
1913
1
fund
$552,235.97, consisting of outstand¬
ing notes.
*;;■/•'
'
City tax (per $1,000)
Oct.
addition to the above debt, the city
had on Oct. 1 1913 a floating debt of
13.OOOr._Oot 1 '14-'26
Soldiers' & Sailors' Mon'nt Fd.
4*s'10 M-S
Jl.OOOr—Sept 1 1914
Qreenbush Imp. Ref. Bonds.
4*s'H J-J 5137,000r_July 1 '14-'41
4 Hs
4s
8,261,000
(included)
sinking
ll.000r.July 1 '14-'24
2,000r_Sept 28 '14-15
14,OOOr.Apr 30 '14-'27
School Bonds.
4s '06
J-J
$18,OOOr.July
BYE UN. FBEE SCH. DIST. NO.3.
12,500r_Sept
5s '09
Nov $35,000.-Nov 1 '14-J33 4*s'08 s-a
9,OOOr.Sept
BOND. DEBT July 1909—
$59,500 4*s'09 M-S
4.45s'12J-J
50,000c .July
Assessed valuation 1908.—4,555,776
Crematory Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1908—56.75
4.45s'10F-A
$9, OOOr .Aug
TOT. DEBT, SINK. FDS., &C.—
Oct. 1 *13.
Sept. 1 *12.
XENSSELAES (Con.)—
Sewer Bonds (City's Portion).
4*s'09 M-N
51.000r.Nov 15 '14-'15
Paving Bonds.
4fl
J-J
577,000o July 15 T4-*38
4s
J-J
29.000r.July 15 '14-*38
53
YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEW
Nov., 1913.']
4s
'06
J-J
4 *s'07 J-D
SARANAC LAKE.
This village is in Franklin and Es¬
sex counties.
Incorp. June 1892.
Sidewalk Bonds.
3*s'01 F-A
$8.500r
1914-1931
5s '13
F-A
10,000
1914-1933
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4*s'08 M-S
/$1,OOOr...Sept 1 1925
\24,000r_Sept 1 '26-'37
4*s'09 M-S
9,000c_Sept 1 '25-'33
4 *s'08 M-S
40,OOOr.Sept 1 T5-*24
4 *s'09 M-S
13,OOOr.Sept 1 T5-'29
5s '13
F-A
10,000
1914-1933
Water Bonds.
5s '94
July $28,OOOr
1923
5s *96
Jan
10,OOOr
1924
3 *s'01 F-A
34,200r
1914-1931
4s '03
F-A
34,OOOr
1914-1933
4s '06
J-J ' 32,OOOr.July 1'36/66
4s '06
J-J
5,000r_Jan
1 '36-'40
4.45s'10M-N 28,OOOr.May 1 '40-'67
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '07
J-J
$3,OOOr.Jan
1 '44-T9
4:45sT0J-J
15,OOOr.July 1 '15-*39
Sewer Bonds.
4s '02
F-A
$25,333.33r__ 1914-1932
4
*s'08
4 *s'10
4*s'll
4*s'12
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
$10,OOOr.Feb 11 '14-'15
20,000r__Feb 1 '16-'19
/ 3,OOOr...Apr 1 1920
\15,OOOr..Apr 1 '21-'23
25.000r.Aug 15 14-'20
V; 71, p. 202.)
60,OOOr..Aug 1 '21-'32
100,OOOr.July 1 '14-'33
1,100c.Aug 15 '14-'18
875c—Dec 1 T4-'20
300c—..Nov 11914
' 6,OOOr..Apr 1 '14-T5
/35,000r_July 1,5 *14-'20
(60,OOOr.July 15'21-'26
/15,000r_June 1 *14-'18
\30,000r—June 1 1927
270,OOOr.July 15
255,OOOr.July 1
180,000r_.Oct 1
285,000r_July 1
T4-'28
'14-'30
'14-'31
'14-'32
A-O 100,OOOr.Apr
1 '14-'33
J-J
400.000r.july 1 '14-'33
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
5s '13
J-J $1Q0,000r_Jan
1 '14-'33
5s '13
5s '13
Park
5s *13
Bonds
J-J $300,OOOr.July
Comfort Sta'nS &
1 '14-'33
Band Stand.
1 T4-'20
J-J
$7,OOOr.July
Fire & Bridge Bonds.
4s '13
$37,000
Public-Market Bonds.
4s *13
4*s'12 A-O $85,OOOr.Apr 1 '14-'30
Deficiency & Impt. Bonds.
4s '02
F-A $20,OOOr. Feb
1 *23-'26
4s '04
M-N
50,OOOr.May 1 '15-'24
4s '03
M-N
30.000r_May 1 '14r*19
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
J-J $288,OOOr .July 20
4s '09
'14-'29
City Hall Building Bonds.
3
*s'05 M-S $24,000r—Sept
T4-'25
54
NEW
SCHENECTADY (Con.)—
SENECA FALLS, VILLAGE.
Water Bonds.
This village is in Seneca County.
M-N $20,000r_Nov 1 '1+'15 Incorp. in 1831; re-incorp. in 1902.
M-N
Street Paving Bonds.
60,OOOr__May 15 1914
4s *95
M-N
60.OOOr._May 15 1915 4.30s*llF-A $55,000r__Feb 1 '16-'26
4s '96
J-J
36,000r._Aug 1 '14-'25
30,000r__july 15 1916 4.25s'llF-A
3s '86
M-N
F-A
10,OOOr
Nov 1 1916 4.30s
15,000r_.Feb 1 *24-'26
4s *98
J-D
J-D
32,000r
June '17-'18 4.30s
14,000r__Dec 1 '14-*24
4s '99
J-J
20,000.—Feb 1 '27-'30
15,OOOr—July 1 1919 4.45s'12F-A
4s '01
F-A
Sewer Bonds.
15,000r—Aug 1 1921
f 210,OOOr. Aug 15 '16-'21 4Ms'06 A-0 $51,7500—Oct 1 '14-36
4s '03
F-A( 50,OOOr. .Aug 15 1922 4.70s'08 J-J
41,250r.Mch 2 '14-'38
I 59, OOOr. .Aug 15 1923
Funding Bonds.
■.•
3 Ms 04 J4
F-A
$5,000
Feb 1 1914
55,000r.July 15 '14-'24 4s '09
Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1912_$235,880
4s '91
A-0 $10,000r___0ct
1 1920 Assessed valuation 1912-..3,385,124
4s'92
A-0
10,OOOr—Oct
11921 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912—$18.70
4s '94
F-A
15,000r—Aug 1 1922 Population in 1910--6,588
4s '96
J-J
INT. pay. at Exchange Nat, Bk.
5,OOOr. .July 15 1923
4s '98
J-D
15,000r—June 1 1924 and State Bank of Seneca Falls.
4s *99
J-J
15,000r
July 1 1925
4s'00
J-D
12,000r
June '14-'15 SKANEATELES.
4s '01
J-D
30.000r_1926-'28 & '30
This village is in Onondaga Co.
4s '02
M-N 135,OOOr.May 1 '23-'29 Inc.
1883.
Population 1910, 1,615.
\20,OOOr.May 1 '30-'31 4s g
J-J
$39,000r_..$1,000 y'ly
4s '02
M-N
13,000r—May 1 1932 3Msg J-J
7,000r-_. 1,000 y'ly
4s *03
M-N
85,000r__May 1 '14-'30 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913—$46,000
f 3,000r
May 1 1914 Water debt (included)
31,000
4s '04
M-N (20,OOOr_May 1 '15-'19 Assess,
val. '13 (60% act.). 1,344,550
l25,OOOr_May 1 '20-'24 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$25.07
4s '06
M-S
5,000r__Sept 15 1914
INT. at Nat. Bank of Skaneatles.
4Ms'06 A-0 120,000r_0ct 15 '15-'26
4 Ms'07 J-D 370,000r_. .June 1 1927
4 Ms'08 A-0 135.000r.Apr 1 '14-'28 SKANEATELES
UNION
FREE
4Ms'10 A-0
70,000r__0ct 1 '14-'27
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
4 Ms'll A-0
90,000r..0ct 1 '14-'31
This district is in Onondaga Co.
4Ms'12A-0
95,OOOr__Oct 1'14-'32 4s'09
Oct J$12,OOOr_Oct 1 '14-'25
5s '13
J-J
380,000r_July 1 '14-'33
1 24,000r Oct 1
'26-'37
Street Imp. Assess. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913..$36,000
4 Ms'll J-J
$7,489.28 Oct 28 '14-'15 Assess, val. '13
(60% act.). 1,451,878
Fire Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$6,62
4s '00
F-A
$l,000r
Feb 1914 Population in 1913 (est.)
.1,800
4s '00
J-D
25,OOOr..June '16-'19
INT. at Nat. Bank of Skaneateles.
4s '01
J-D
10,000r
June 1 1927
4s '01
J-D
15,000r___June 1 1929
SOLVAY.
4s *03
J-J
40,000r_July 1 '16-'23
This village is in Onondaga Co.
4s '04
M-N / 2,000r
May 1 1914
Inc. 1894.
Population 1910, 5,139.
\30.000r_May 1 '15-'24
4s '85
4s '95
.
■
•
„,
_
,
3 Ms'07 J-D
14,000r.Dec
Street Bonds.
'14-'20
1
4Ms'09 J-D $150,000_June 1 '14-'38
$277,187
4Ms'12 F-A 148,000c_Aug 1 '16-'40
4,925,654
TOT. DEBT Aug 19 *13-- 5,202,841 TOTAL DEBT May 1913. $302,000
Water debt and sink. fund.
87,815
Sinking fund
852,483
NET DEBT Aug 19 1913. 4,350,358 Assessed valuation 1913-.-5,550,610
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$8.90
Water debt (included)
626,000
Assessed valuation, real..48,911,409
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank. N. Y.
Assessed val., personal... 2,698,850
Assessed val., franchises.
2,144,308 SOUTHAMPTON.
Total valuation 1912..;..53,754,567
This village is in Suffolk County.
(Assessment about 70% actual value) Inc.
1894.
Population 1910, 2,509.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.
.$23.30
Curb and Gutter Bonds.
Population in 1910
.:
72,826 4Ms'10 J-J
$6,000r-Jan 1 '15-',26
Temporary loan ctfs. 4s__
GENERAL
BONDS....
n
—
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4.40s
J-J $22,000r
1914-1935
J-J
3,500r
1915-1921
Macadam Road Bonds.
3.88s
J-J
$14,000r._July
'14-'18
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-$54,000
Assessed value 1913
3,385,506
4Ms
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
County seat is Schenectady.
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms
J-J $540.000c_July 1 '14-'58
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'09 F-A$160,000c.Feb 1 *14-'29
BOND. DEBT May 1913_$712,00Q
Population in 1910..
88,235
INT, on court-house bonds pay¬
part at Rochester Sav. Bank,
part at Citizens' Trust Co. in Schen¬
ectady, and part at Schenectady
Trust
Co.; 'on funding bonds at
Brooklyn Sav. Bank, Brooklyn ,N.Y.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1913—$9.80
INT. pay. at Southampton Bank.
SOUTHAMPTON
UNION
FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
able
4Ms'13 Jan $116,000r__Jan 1 '14-'42
4Ms'12 Jan
14,000r._Jan 1 *14-'28
4s '06
Nov
7,500r._.$1,000 y'ly
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-$138,000
Assessed valuation
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
;
County seat is Watkins.
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'13 M-S $36,000
1914-1925
TOTAL DEBT..
(?)
Population in 1910
.14,004
1913—.3,673,452
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$8.70
Population in 1913 (est.)______3,000
INT. at Southampton Bank.
STEUBEN COUNTY.
Bath is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
SCOTIA.
This
village is in Schenectady Co.
1902.
Pop'n 1910, 2,965.
4 Ms'll A-O
Funding Bonds.
F-A f$6,400c_Aug.
5s '12
1
8,000c. Aug
Water Bonds.
4.90s'06F-A $22,000c__Aug
5s '07
F-A
5s '10
F-A
8,500r__Aug
4.80s'11 F-A
3.90s'05F-A
4Ms'06 F-A
5s *12
5s
33,600—Feb 1 '14-'34
5,100 c .Aug 1
1928
5,100c—Aug 1 1933
F-A
'13
_
_
F-A
Sewer
5s '10
Bonds.
F-A
$2,000
Aug 1 1926
29,400—Feb 1 '14-'34
4Ms'05 F-A
4Ms*05 F-A
5s *07
12,600.—Feb 1
7,500. ..Aug 1
2,000
Aug
2,000. —.Aug
F-A
4Ms'09 F-A
4.80s'11 F-A
5s '12
F-A
5s '13
F-A
F-A
5s '13
'l+*34
'14-'28
1 1922
1 1927
2,500c—Aug 1 1928
2,500c—Aug 1 1933
£,000c .Aug 1
Drainage Bonds.
$5,000—Aug
4.80s'llF-A
6,000
Aug
5s'10
F-A
6,000
Aug
4Ms'09 F-A
F-A
Assessed valuation
1913...1,369,846
1913...$43.60
INT. at Schenectady Trust Co.
SENECA FALLS, TOWN.
This town is in Seneca
County.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$ 10,000c—.July 1 1914
4Ms'13J-J
110,000—July 1 '15-'25
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913..$120,000
Total valuation 1913——4,050,267
(Assessment about 82% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$15.03
Population In 1910
7,407
INT. on 4s at N. W. Harris
•
County tax (per $1,000) 1912._$4.50
Population in 1,910>-96,138
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
—
Monticello is the county seat.
J-J ;$28,000.c&rJanl'16-'29
4s '11
,
l.OOO.c&r Jan 1 1930
1
Turnpike Bonds.
J-J
$20,431.75rJan l'14-'27
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4s '09
J-J $ 130,000c. _Jan 1 '14-'39
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913— $185,632
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)...7,503,170
State&Co. tax (per $1,000)
'12.$12.12
Population in 191033,808
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
—
SYRACUSE.
M. E. Monahan, Comptroller.
Syracuse is situated in Onondaga
County.
Incorp. Dec. 13 1847. The
village of Elmwood was annexed on
Jan.
.
4s
N. Y. City.
'14-'24
'24-'29
4s'10
2,158
Total tax (per $1,000)
'14-'23
1 1924
BOND. DEBT Oct 10 '13-$280,000
Assess, val. (M act.) '12.-82,621,182
1 1927
.
Sinking funds
COUNTY.
County seat is Riverhead.
Jail Bonds.
4Ms'10 M-S/150.000r_Mch 1
\ 20,000r—Mch
Road Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-J
$55,000r_ July 1
4Ms'13 A-0
55,OOOr.Apr 1
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
$5,000r„Aug 1 '14-'23
& Co.,
Onondaga Creek Impt. Bonds.
$22,500r.Deo 1 '14-'22
M-N
13,750r_May 1 '14-'24
Park Bonds.
3 Ms'01 F-A $10,OOOr
Aug 1+'21
4 Ms'll M-N
90,OOOr.May 1 '14-'31
4Ms'12 J-D
95,000r_June 1 '14-'32
4Ms'13 F-A
50,000r_Aug 15 '14-*33
Local Impt. Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$22,OOOr
Jan 1 1914
4Ms'06 A-0
67,500r__Oct 1 '14-T6
4 Ms'07 F-A
64,OOOr.Aug 1 1+17
4 Ms'08 M-S 107,500r.Sept 1 '14-T8
4Ms'09M-S
4,OOOr. ..Sept 1 1914
4Ms'09 M-S
72,000r.Sept 1 14-19
4Ms'10A-O
40,600r_Apr 1 l+'20
4MsT0 J-J
204, OOOr .July 1 '14-'30
4 Ms'10 J-J
112,OOOr July 15 l+'20
4 Ms'10 J-J
10,800r July 15 1+'15
4Ms'll M-S 131,400r Sept 15 1+'31
4 Ms'll J-D
152,000r.June 1 1+'21
4 Ms'll J-D
9,OOOr.June 1 '14-T6
4Ms'12 J-D
13,600r_June 1 1+'17
4Ms'12 J-D 126,000r_June 1 l+'22
4Ms'12 M-N209.000r.Nov 1 'l4-'32
4Ms'13 M-S 220,000r_Sept 1 *14-'23
4Ms'13 M-S
23,000r.Sept 1 1+18
City-Hall Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
F-A$240,000r_Aug 2 *14-'29
xcvii.
Water Bonors.
J-J
$65,000
3 Ms'02 J-D
5s
4s '04
* Jan
22,800.
Jan 2 ' 14-'32
Water Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J $145,000--Jan
1 '14-'42
BOND. DEBT May 6 '13_ $359,395
Sewer Bonds. *
4Ms'07 J-J
$35,000r.July 1 14-*27
4s '08
J-J
150,OOOr .July 1 l4-'28
4Ms'll A-0
90,000r_Apr 1 1+'31
4Ms'll F-A 180,OOOr.Aug 1
4Ms'12 F-A 190,OOOr .Aug 1
*■'
Bridge Bonds.
——;
3Ms'01 F-A
$5,600r—Aug
4Ms'09 M-S
3,400r_Sept 1
1+'31
*14-'32
-
'14-'21
'14-'14
July 1 1914
5s
-
-
_
,
Assess, val. (80% act.) ,'12-4,607,262
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$14.33
INTEREST on the refunding bds.
payable at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y.; out
others at Seaboard Nat. Bk., N. Y.
TONAWANDA SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
district
This
Free
School
schools
are
4s '92
A-O
4s '97
A-O
Union.
formerly
was
District
now
No.
The
3.
under city charter
$27,000o
42,000c
-
—
1914-1922
-1938-1947
4s'98
A-O "12.000c
1919-1922
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913..$81,000
Assessed valuation 1913—4,589,900
(Assessment 75 to 90% actual value).
School tax (per $1,000)1913 $10.77 +
S.OOO
INTEREST is payable in N. Y.
City, on 4s of 1892 at Hanover Nat.
Bank; on other issues at Seaboard
Population in 1913 (est.)
Nat. Bank.
'
TONAWANDA
TOWNSHIP.
This town is in Erie
County.
Paving Bonds.
M-N $26,000c
Janl 1921
3Ms'06 M-N 170,000c
Jan 1 1921
BOND. DEBT.May 16 '13 $196,006
Sinking fund.
:—
26,400
Town valuation 1912
4,000,000
(Assessment 60 to 80% actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--'--$5.46
Population in 1910
2,175
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Tonawanda.
„
„
„
5s '06
-Library Bonds.
F-A $15,200r—Aug 14-'21
Fire Department Bonds.
3 Ms'01 F-A $16,800r—Aug '14-'21
3Ms'02 M-N
ll,250r_May 1 *14-'22
TROY.
4 Ms'07 A-0
42,OOOr. Oct
1 '14-'27
Troy
is
situated
in
Renssalaer
4Ms'13 A-0
65,OOOr.Apr 1 '14-'33
County.
Incorporated in 1816.
On
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
Jan.
1
1901 a bill
known as the
4s '99
J-D$915,000r..Dec 30 1929
"Greater Troy Bill" became opera¬
Water Bonds.
Under its provisions the vil-r
4s '94
J-J $500,000r...July 1 1920 tive.
3 Ms
J-J2,300,OOOr... July 1 1920 lage of Lansingburg and portions of
3 Ms'Ol
3s
the
3 Ms
J-J
3 Ms'01 J-J
of Troy.
J-Jl,000,000r_. .JUly 1 1920
200,OOOr.Jan
1 '27-'28
40,000r_ Apr
1 '14-'21
4 Ms'08 J-J
375,000r_July 1 '14-*28
4s '08
J-J
300,000r_july 1 '29-'40
4s '09
J-J
100,OOOr.July 1 '41-'44
Court-House Bonds.
4 Ms'07 F-A$140,OOOr.Aug 1 '14-'27
Funded Debt Bonds.
4s '04
J-D$ 149,600r.June 1 *14-'24
Fire Alarm & City Hall Bonds.
4S '09
A-O$120,000r..Apr 1 '14-'29
High-School Bonds.
4s '06
M-N $32,500r May 15 '14-'26
4 Ms'07 M-N 146,250r May 15 '14-'26
3Ms'00 J-J
320,000r...July *14-'45
4Ms'13A-0
75,OOOr_Apr 1 *14-'33
City's share town of Salina bonds.._
•..
$11,938
BOND.. DEBT Oct 1 T3-$9,780,488
Water debt (included)..
4,815,000
Assessed valuation, real. 126,625,480
Assessed val., personal..
4,945,000
Franchises
i
7,901,460
Total valuation 1913.. —139,471,940
(Assessment about actual value)
City tax rate(per $1,000)'13.$16.58 +
Population in 1910.,
.137,249
towns
of
Brunswick
4s
North
became
Greenbush
part
and
of the City
Public Improvement Bonds.
93
A-O $40,000r__0ct
16 1914
10,000r_.Aug 11914
8,000r_. Jan
10 1914
25,OOOr... Aug 1 1915
48,000r._ Deo 1 *15-*16
23,500r_.Dec 15 1916
60,OOOr. Dec 15 '15-'20
J-J
6,943r
July *14-'22
3 Ms'02 A-0
13,680r. .Oct 1 '14-'22
4s '02
J-J
64.264.95r.July'14-22
M-S
4s '03
27,200r_Sept 1 '14-'23
F-A
4s '03
2,775r—Aug 1 '14-'23
J-J
4s '05
20,424r.July 1 '14-'25
J-J
4s *06
49,400c. July 1 *14-'26
J-D
4s '06
13,747.50r Decl '14-'26
4 Ms'07 F-A
39.361.14rAugl5'14-27
4 Ms'08 A-O
27.750c.Oct 15 '14-'28
M-N 120,OOOr May 11 'l+'29
4s '09
4s '10
A-O
8,260r_Apr29 *14-*20
1 '14-'30
4Ms'10 F-A l34,300r.Feb
4s '10
F-A
63.000r.Feb 24 'l+'30
63,OOOr
191+1931
4Ms'll J-D
120,000r_Jan 10 'l+'33
4Ms'13 J-J
Pub. Imp. Refund. Bonds.
INTEREST on Harbor-Brook '02- 4Ms'13 F-A $82, OOOr .Feb 10 'l+'33
Voting-Machine Bonds.
'03,
School
'10-'02,
High School
4s '06.
F-A $15.990r.Aug „1 'l+'26
'06-'07, .Creek, '02-'04, Local Impt.
Water Refunding Bonds.
'05-'06, Bridge '01, Library '01, Fire
4s *10
A-0 $12,750r..-.1914-193
'01-'02,
Water
3Ms
'01,
Funded
Park Bonds.
Debt '04 and High Sch. 1900, Col¬
3 Ms'95 J-D
$4,000r_..June 1 1914
legiate and Refunding RR. bonds at
3 Ms'02 A-0 140,000r_.Oct 1 '14-'41
U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.; all other bds.
F-A
4s '05
28,OOOr... Aug. 1 1925
at Columbia Tr. Co.. New York*
A-0
4s '06
48,802.98r.Apr 1 1926
M-S
4s '07
23,197.02r.Mch 1 1927
4 Ms'08
22,500r.May 14 '14-'28
TARRYTOWN.
This village is In Westchester Co. 4Ms'08 M-N 22,500r.May 14 'l+'28
4s '09
MrN
16.000r.May 11 'l+*29
Inc. 1870.
Population 1910, 5,600.
Tax Deficiency Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4Ms'09 A-0 $24,000r.0ct 28'l+'28
4s
J-D
$15,OOOr .June 1 '14-'18
4s '05
M-N
26,892r.May 1' l+'25
4s.
J-D
75,OOOr
Junel 1919
4s '05
J-J
34,560r_July 15 '14-25
4s
J-D 180,000r_. .June 1 1926
4S '06
M-S
29.250r.Mch 27'14-'26
3 Ms'04 F-A
26,000r_Aug 1 '14-'26
4 Ms'10 J-D
18,200r_Deo 1 'l+'20
4s
J-D
65,000r„-Junel 1919
7,OOOr .Dec 1 '14-'20
4Ms'll J-D
4 Ms' 11 F-A
30,OOOr
1916-1953
Street Improvement Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
'
4Ms'll F-A $14,400r_Feb 1'14-'31
4s M-S&J-D $15,750
.1914-1916
4 Ms'11 M-N
9,600r_Nov 1 '1+'21
TOTAL DEBT May 1913
$417,000
Water Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1912.-13,256,248
4Ms
F-A $l6,000c__Aug 1'16-'19
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$7.50
($8,000 every three years)
INT. at Tarrytown Nat. Bank.
M-N $30,000c.May 1 '1+'19
3 Ms
M-N
3 Ms
15,000r_Nov 1 '14-*15
THOMPSON.
M-N
3 Ms
1.OOOr... Nov 1 1917
This town is in Sullivan County.
J-J
3 Ms
50,000r_Aug 15 '1+'15
White Lake Turnpike.
J-J
3 Ms
10,000r_-_Aug 15 1916
4s '07 Mch 1
$2,000.-Sept 1 '14-15
J-J
3 Ms
578, 125r_July 1 *16-'36
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
(See V. 75, p. 408, for maturities.)
4s
M-S $150, OOOr
1923
f 60,000r_Sept 1 '17-'19
3 Ms
M-S
75,OOOr.
4s
M-S( 15,000r_. .Sept 1.1920
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1912—$235,000
l280,000r_Sept 1 '21-'24
Total valuation 1911.
939,837
J-D 310,521r_June 1 '15-*25
4s *05
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910—$35.87
Population in 1910
4,196
25,OOOr. ..Sept 1 1936
INTEREST on refunding bonds
4s '05
M30,000r_..Sept 1 1937
paid at Nat. Union Bank, Monticello.
55,OOOr...Sept 1 1938
51,500r
Sept 1 1939
TICONDEROGA
UNION
FREE
J-D
4s '06
107,250r_Jne 5 'l+'26
SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
M-S
4s '06
10,000r_Sept 1 'l+'23
4s '01
M-N
$3 OOOr
May 1 *14-16 4 Ms'08 M-N 175,OOOr May 15 'l+'48
Building Bonds.
4s '09
F-A
32,000r_Aug 15 'l+*29
4.40s*06M-N $53,200r__May 1 '17-'42 4 Ms'll J-J
18,300r_ .Jan 15 '1+31
BOND. DEBT May 7 1913
$56,000 4 Ms'll J-D 162,860r_June 1 *14-'31
Assessed valuation 1912—1,593,253
School Bonds
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$14.81 4
Ms'll F-A$292,500r_Aug.l 'l+^l
INTEREST payable at N. Y. at
Miscellaneous Bonds.
any bank or trust company.
5s '94
Nov
$200c,Nov 15 1914
3Ms'94
3 Ms'95
3 Ms'95
3 Ms'96
3Ms'97
3 Ms'98
4s '02
F-A
J-J
F-A
J-D
J-D
J-D
„
SUFFOLK
1 1924
1 1927
5s *10
F-A
2,000
Aug 1 1926
4Ms'09 F-A
1,000-,. ..Aug 1 1923
4.80s'llF-A
2,000
Aug 1 1927
5s *12
F-A
500c
Aug 1 1928,
5s '13
F-A
500c—Aug 1 193a1
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$233,0—
_
INT. at N. Y. State Bk., Albany.
'18-'25
Village-Hall Bonds.
5s '07
5s *07
M-S $25,OOOr_May 1 '1+'18
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—..$65,000
'14-'17 Assessed valuation,
real-.43,275,736
'18-'25 Assessed val.,
personal
1,861,185
Total val.. '12 (90% act.>.45,136,921
*14-'35 County tax (per
$1,000) 1912—$3.95
'14-'30 Population in 1910
--—83,362
4,600
Aug 1 1926
4,600-.--Aug 1 1923
" 4,600—.Aug 1 1927
42,000—Feb 1 '14-'34
4Ms'09 F-A
,
$40,000r_May 1 '14-T7
Court-House Bonds.
Inc. Jan.
[Vol.
YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
1
1900.
Collegiate Bonds.
4s'96
,
$100,OOOr...Dec 1 1926
Harbor Brook Impt. Bonds.
4,500r_Nov
3Ms'03 A-0
7,OOOr.Apr
School Bonds.
3 Ms'01 F-A
3 Ms'02 J-J
4 Ms'07 M-N
„
! 20,000r._.Sept 1 1935
4s '05
TONAWANDA, CITY.
This city is in Tonawanda Town,
Erie Co.
Population 1910, 8,290.
Sewer Bonds.
J-D
$Ms'02M-N$
^
1 '14-'22
1'14-*23
$11,400-July 1 '14-'32
5s
11,400.-July 1 '14-'32
4s
9,500-_July 1 *14-'32
5s
' 12,600.-July 1 'l+'34
4Ms
' 13,200—July 1 l+'35
5s
13,680_>July 1 '14-'32
4 Ms
21,000
July 1 1939
5s
15,000
July 1 1937
Paving Bonds.
5s • <' K
$12,194.82Mch 21+'32
5s
...
...
...
...
---
$20,OOOr—.Aug T4-'21
55,800r_July l '14-'22
45,500r May 15 *14-'27
4 Ms'07 J-J
17,500r July 15 '14-'27
4s '09
A-0 120,OOOr.Apr
1 H+'29
...
—-
—
,
A-0
4s '06
J-D
3,646.49..Oct 1 1917
81,250c_J'nel5 'l+'26
Public Building Bonds.
4s '02
F-A
$9,800r
Aug
1 1918
3 Ms'01M-N16,986.64r_Nov 15*1+*21
3 Ms'99 F-A
10,OOOr...Feb 15 1914
4Ms'07 F-A
4 Ms'08 J-J
4M^'08 J-D
4s
'09
4s '09
J-J
F-A
52,303.07rAug 1 *1+27
18,750r ....191+1928
33,750r i
1914-1928
17,760r
_-191+'29
9,300r_Aug 1 '1+'19
Viaduct Bonds.
4Ms'll J-D
$9,000-.June 1 *1+'21
Oakwood Reservoir Conduit.
4Ms'13
J-D
$55,000r.J'ne 1 'l+'33
TEOY
(Con.)—
LANSINGBURG.
Annexed Jan. 1
1901.
Water Bonds.
4a '84
M-S $30,000o—Mch
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1914
1924
1934
1938
1939
1941
1920
M-S
40,000c
Mch
4s '84
M-S
60,000c—Mch
4s '88
M-N 25,000c
Nov
4s '89
J-J
10,000c...July
4s '91
M-N
15,000c—May
4s '00
F-A
25,000r—Aug
4s '00
M-N
20,000r—Nov
1950
4s '99
F-A
60,000c...Aug
1949
INT. paid at office of City Treas.
4s '84
TOT. DEBT, SK. FD., &c.—
Oct. 21 '13. Sept. 1
Municipal d't.$2,121,324
Water debt
2,403,147
A-O
—
'12.
$2,168,362
2,419,897
aggregated $248,738.88.
BONDS.—The Interest
and
principal of the water-works
bonds are provided for by the Water
Department from water rents.
WATER
Subway
Bonds.
..
....
*
i.
_____
-
,
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
registered holder in N. Y. exchange.
(40%act.). 1,857,735
$1,00.0) 1911 —.$1,0.72
INT. at FirstlNat. Bk., Mt. Vernon
Assess, val. '11
assessed
Total tax (per
valuation;
1911. y
$
jr
1912.
•$"
.
$
E.44261,889 4338.7 *£>4 42168,944
Pers.* 8093,100
8746,600 8516,450
Total 52354,989 52134,354 50685,394
(Assessment about M actual value.)
Tax(p.M) 22.34
-.
19.36
22.28
Including special franchise valu¬
ation 1912, $3,119,650.
R.
ulster county.
County seat is Kingston.
County Bonds.
4s
M-S $30,000c..Mch
'14-'23
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly)
4s
M-S
21,000c.. Mch 1 '14-'20
Turnpike and Road Bonds.
M-N
4s
$3,000c.-Mch 1 '14-'16
"4s
M-S
2,000c
Mch 11914
4s
M-S
32,000c..Mch 1 »14-'29
4s '05
M-S
10,000c..Mch 1 '14-T8
*
POPULATION.—In 1910
419; 1905, 62,934; 1900,
was
74,-
56,383.
M-S
,
County.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
F-A/$87,6S6r _ _ .1914-1930
1931
\
4,000r ...
Bridge Bonds.
.1914-1922
4s
July $18,000r ...
BOND
DEBT Nov 1913. ..$102,000
867.454
Assess, val. (80% act.) '13
Tax rate (per $1,000)J1913- ...$20.50
.2,407
Populatlon In 1910—.—
4s
21,000c..Mch 1 '14-'20
,30,000c..Mch 1 '14-'23
4s
M-S ' 32,000c.-Mch 1'14-'29
4s
M-S
24,OOOo._Mch 1 '14-'25
4s
M-S
26,000c._Mch 1 '14-'26
4s
M-S
90,000c..Mch 1 *14-'31
4s '05
M-S
32,000c..Mch 1'14-'29
Court-House Bonds 1895 (Ref.).
4s
Al-S $24,000c..Mch 1 '14-'21
4s '
M-S
32,000c...Mch 1 1923
4s
M-S
14,000c...Mch 1 1924
Jail Bonds.
4s
M-S $50,000c...Mch 1 1925
4s
M-S
30,000c...Mch 1 1926
4s
M-S
13,000c...Mch 1 1928
M-S
4s
~
This town is'in Oswego
4Ms'08 M-S
5,000r,.._Mch 1 T914
4Ms'09 M-S
95.000r_.Mch 1 '14-'32
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-S $12,000c__]tfch 1 *14-'19
4s
~
.
..
,
.
walton.
This
Is in
town
Delaware County.
Refunding RR. Aid Bonds.
4s
F-A $50.000c&r__Part y'rly
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913..
$50,000
Assess, val. (Maet.) 1912.-1,827,125
Tax rate (per
$1,000)1912
$11.15
Population In 1910
5,088
INT. payable at Union Dime Sav
Bank in New York and at Walton.
Poor-House Bonds.
*05
M-S $14,OOOc_.Mch l'14-*20
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$604,000
4s
Total assessed val.
1912..29,486,275
Population in 1910
91,769
INT. at office of County Treas.
Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-D
$2,400r__Dec 1914-17
4Ms'09 M-S
14,000r__Sept 1914-27
3Ms
Nov 132,000r__Nov 1 '14-'35
4s
Nov 27,600r__Nov 1 *14-'36
4Ms'12 M-S
19,OOOr__Sept 1 '14-'32
Playground Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-S
$9,500r.Sept 1
Bath-House Bonds.
George is the county
seat.
Road Bonds
Feb $50.000r_Feb 10 '14-T8
J-D
50,000r
1919-1923
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$100,000
Assessed valuation 1912. .11,728,581
County tax (per $1,000) 1912.$24 62
Population In 1910
....32,223
INT. payable in N. Y. exchange.
5s '08
utica.
Fred. G. Reusswlg, Comp.
This city is In Oneida County.
In¬
corporated 1832.
Nurses' Pavilion Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$ll,875r.July 1 *14-'32
Sewer
warren county.
Lake
'14-*32
5s '12
warsaw, village.
This village is in Wyoming County.
Inc. 1843; re-inc. Jan. 11 1898.
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s
$2,000
1914
Water Bonds.
4s *95
J-J / $30,OOOr
1915
15,000r
—.1920
4"Ms'12 M-S $6,600r_Sept 1 '14-'32
4.90sT2A-O
12,000—Oct 1 '16-T7
Culvert Ext. Bonds.
Village-Hall Bonds.
>
4Ms'12 M-S $6,600r_Sept 1 '14-'24
„
Academy and School Bonds.
>
July $22,950r_.July
'13-'16
Jan
24,OOOr.__Jan '14-'19
4s
Jan
10,500r
Jan '14-'20
.
4s
4s
3 Ms
3Ms
3 Ms
3Ms
.
Jan
Jan
J'ne
June
9,000r_—Jan
12,OOOr___Jan
17,500r_June 1
10,000r__june
'14-'l9
'14-'19
'14-'23
'14-'23
\
5s'11 ann.
$6.000
1914-1919
BOND. DEBT Nov 10'13.
$65,000
Sinking fund (for water
Assess, val. (60% act.)
bds.) 18,400
'13.1,481,763
$1,000) 1913
$13.30
Population in 1910
3,206
INTEREST payable In N. Y. and
at Wygmlng Co. Nat. Bk„ Warsaw.
Tax rate (per
—
(?)
payable at the First Nat. Bank of
Wellsville; on the issue of 1909 in N.
Y. City at Columbia Trust Co.
waterloo.
RonH
val.
INTEREST on the issue of 1906 is
6,128
Population in 1910
in Seneca County.
q
4.85s* 13M-S $100,000r Sept 1 '14-'43
west carthage.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13. $100,000
This village Is In Jefferson County.
Assessed valuation 1912
1,907,490
Inc. 1889.
Population 1910, 1,393.
2-3
abt.
(Assessment
INT.
value.)
'12.$12.40
3,931
act.
City tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1910
payable in New York.
Village-Hall Bonds.
July
$1,800
Water Bonds.
4s '02
$14,700c
$200 yearly
5s
-1925
y'rly
—
4s '09
watertown, city.
This city
26-30
Market Bonds.
3 Ms
_
_
Oct 1
$4.000
...
School Bonds.
3Ms
M-N $100,000..May
,
4s '04
BOND. DEBT Oct
Assess, val.
1914
1
westchester county.
County seat Is White Plains.
Almshouse Bonds.^
35,000—-Sept 1 1922
M-S
65,000-„.Mch 1 1927
4s '05
J-D
81,OOOr...June 1 1925
Funding and Deficiency Bonds.
3 Ms
$55,000- -Feb 1 *14-'24
4s '09
—
•
_
3 1-lOs
4s '08
M-N
1 1914
_
J-D $50,OOOr„J'ne 1'27-'28
Road Bonds.
4Ms'll A-Oj$50,000r._Oct 1 '31-'35
\
8,870r
Oct 1 1936
25,230r
Oct 1 1914
4 Ms'll A-O
40,000r__Oct 1 '32-'35
4 Ms'12 A-O
2,945r
Oct 1 1936
10,OOOr
Oct 1 1932
4Ms'12 A-O
17,710r—Oct 1 1933
9,905r
Oct 1 1927
4Ms'12 A-O
Funding Bonds.
3 Ms
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $70,000—May
'32-'37
4Ms'08 F-A $30,000r..Feb 1
New Indices.
J-D $ 13, OOOr... June
General Purposes.
3 l-10s
...
3,Ms
.
$70,000r_Sept 1 '37-'39
M-S
■
Armory Bonds.
—
Voting-Machine Bonds.
$1,000--Feb 1 '14-'15
Fire-Building Bonds.
4s '07
A-O $40,OOOr...Apr 1 1937
4s '08
M-N - ll,435r—May 1 1938
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s
$78,000
1914-1936
4s '10 M-N 31,000r-...May 1 1940
Indebtedness Bonds.
4s
$20,000.--Oct 1'22-'25
Paving, Sewer & Highway Bds.
3 Ms
M-N $75,000-.May 1 '30-'44
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J $110,000r—July 1 1942
4s
632,001
1912. .$13.00
1902 pay¬
'22-'41 able at Importers' & Traders' Bank,
1 1924 N. Y.; on sewer bonds of 1895 and
'25-'30 water bonds of 1909 at Watertown
'14-'16 Sav. Bk.; on sewer bonds of 1904 at
1 1936 Jefferson Co. Sav. Bk., Watertown.
1 1938
/ 3,800
Apr
130,000.-Apr 1
4s '05
J-D
3,000r__J'ne 1
4s *06
J-J
88,000r___July
4s '08
M-N 24,500r—May
Water Bonds.
3Ms
M-S $100,000- — -1914-1926
M-S
1913——$64,600
(2-3 act.) '12
Village tax (per $1,000)
INT. on water bonds of
A-O
3 Ms
3.7s
$16,800r—Part yearly
6,600r—.Part yearly
'95
4s
,ort
,
$40,000-0ct 1
—
27,000r__.Part
—
Sewer Bonds.
is in Jefferson'County.
City-Hall,1896.
;
4MB
'14-'27
$40,000r_June 1 '29-'30
30,000r_—June 1 1931
39,704.43. June 1 1932
25,000
June 1 1928
20,000
June 1 1931
18,533.47. June 1 1933
40,OOOr_Mch 1 *31&'33
39,704r
Mch 1 1932
J24,579r
July ,1 1928
\40,OOOr. July 1 '31-'33
J-D
3 Ms
4s '04
J-D
80.000r.._May 1 1938
--$1,145,735 4s '04
TOT. DEBT Nov 1913
(included)
281,000
Assess, val. *13 (M act.)--15,724,045
Water debt
'04
4s
4s *04
M-S
$1,000) 1913.,.$25.31 4s
M-S
Population in 1910- — 26,730 4s '05
4 Ms'07 J-J
Total tax (per
watervtlle.
4Ms'08 F-A
)60,000r._.Aug 1 1936
Pop. 1910, 1,410.
4 Ms* 10 F-A
Water-Works Bonds. *
4s '88
J-J
$18,000c.Jan 1 '14-*18
5s '10
F-A
Reservoir Bonds.
157,333.20r. Aug 1 1937
This
village is In Oneida
County.
Inc. Feb. 8 1871.
J80,OOOr.Feb 10'20-'35
\ 5,208.66rFeb 10 1936
J25,000r_Aug 1 *30-'34
5,618.83r.Aug 1 1935
Bonds.
1 1915
j-d
1 1915
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$11.10 3 Ms
j-d
1 1916
INTEREST payable in N. Y. on 3 Ms
j-d
1 1917.
4.35s at R. Kleybolte & Co.; on 4s at 3 Ms
j-d
3 Ms
1 1925
Importers' & Traders' Bank.
j-d
1 1926
3 Ms
4Ms'13 M-N400,OOOr .May 1 '18-'33
watervltetT
Drainage Bonds.
This
city is in Albany County.
/$6,OOOr .July 1'14-'19
Inc. 1896.
.Population 1910, 15.074. 4 Ms'08 J-J
\ l,500r__.July 1 1920
Public Impt. Bonds.
Bronx Valley Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-O $35,000
Apr 1 1933
4Ms'08 J-J$l,OO0,000c.Jan 1 '33-'82
Storm-Sewer Bonds.
J-J 1,250,000c.Jan 1 '33-'82
4 Ms'12 A-OS104,500 Apr 15 '14-'32 4s '09
Bridge Bonds.
Broadway Improvement Bonds.
4MsTl J-D $20,000r_June 1 '21-'22
4 Ms* 10 M-N
$6.000—Nov 1 '14-'19
4 Ms'12 J-J
12,000—-Jan 1 *35-'37
School Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '02
F-A $21,000r_.Aug 1 '14-'34
F-A$ 150,OOOr.Aug 1 '30-'35
T
2,000—Sept 15 1914 4s '05
20,OOOr— July 1 1926
4Ms'ip M-S( 45,000-Sept 15 '15-*23
50,000r_ July 1 '27&29
I
2,000... Sept 15 1924
70,OOOr. July 1 '28&34
4s,'11 A-O
10.000-Oct 1 *25-'29
4 Ms'07 J-J
30,000r_Jiily 1 '30&31
Funding Bonds.
15,000r—.July 1 1933
4Ms'09 J-J.
$70.000.Apr 15 '14-'48
4.35s'07 J-J $27,000r__Jan 1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$45,000
Assess, val. '12 (J^-M act.)__715,915
\
Temporary Loan
$20,OOOr.. .June
8,OOOr
June
5,000r—.June
8,500r___June
25,000r... June
26,742r
June
j-d
4s
,
_
40,000r___July 1 1935
Pavement Bonds.
A-O $22,000c-..Oct 1
.50,OOOr—July 1 1936
1914
'14-'37
2 '14-'16 4 Ms'08 M-N 240.000r.Nov 1
Refunding Bonds.
$310,500
J-D
$10,OOOr
June 1 1914
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).5,480,547 3.10s
J-D
12,000r_ June 1 '14-'10
Cltytax (per $1,000) 1913
$29.50 3.10s
4s
.
volney.
part yearly
TOTAL DEBT
48,579
(M act.) '12.-1,618,604
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_.$12.67
Assessment debt (add'l)
Assess,
-
1910
•
Saratoga County.
4MS'13 Mar $92,500
3 Ms
4Ms'llJ-J
$32,000r
1914-1929
4Ms'13J-J
2,000r
1914-1933
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
Park Bonds.
1913.
1912.
1905.
4s '09
J-J
$40,000..July 1 '14-*29
$
$
$
4Ms'10 J-J
42,500..July 1 '14-'30
R. E.57076,249 56655,219 51372,445
4 Ms'11 J-J
22,500r —.1914-1931
Pers'l 2427,321
2375,321 2877,727
4Ms'12 J-D
90.000r.Jujne 1 '14-'31
Total59503,570 59030,540 54250,172
4Ms'13 J-J
19,OOOr.July 1 '14-*32
(Assessment about full value.)
4Ms'13 J^T
3,000r —.1914-1933
Taxper)M...._
*29.11
19.73
Public Improvement.
•
The city has several different tax
4s
Jan
l$75,OOOr
Jan '14-'28
rates, the figures given above being
\ 30,OOOr
Jan '29-'31
the
rates
for all
purposes. State, 4S
J-J
150,000r..jan 1 '22-'31
county and city, in the old city of 3
Mch
l,468.57rMch 1 1914
Ms
Troy.
In the old city of Troy the 3 Ms
A-O /22,OOOr..Apr 1 '14-'24
tax for 1913 was $20.57; in Sycaway
\15.000r._Apr 1 *25-'34
School Dist., $21.10; in annexed ter¬
3 Ms'04 J-J
22,0O0r_July 1 '14-*24
ritory of North Greenbush, $20.29; 4s *07
A-O
8,OOOr.Oct 15 *27-'34
and In Wards 15, 77 and 17 (formerly
4s '07
M-N
50,OOOr.May 1 '27-'36
Lansingburg),
$15.77.
The State 4s '09 J-J
10,400r.July 1 *14-'2»
and county tax in all districts for
4s '09
A-O
2,400r.Apr 1 '14-'19
1912 was $6.29.
51,000r__Aug 1 '14-'30
4Ms'10 F-A
POPULATION—In 1910, 76,813;
4 Ms'10 F-A
5,000r.Aug 1 '14-'23
In 1905, 75,910; in 1900, 6Q.651, ex¬
4 Ms'll M-S
13,OOOr.Mch 1 '14-'26
cluding sections annexed in 1901, 4
54,OOOr
..1914-1931
Ms'll J-J
which brought the aggregate up to
3,000r
1914-1928
4WII J-J
about 75,000; in 1890 it was 60,956;
4Ms' 12 M-N 66,500r.May 1 -14-32
in 1880 it was 56,747.
4Ms'12 J-D
2,400r .-1.1914-1921
4Ms'13 J-J
2,400r..JanlO '14-*17
truxton.
Tax Relief Bonds.
This town Is In Cortland County.
4 Ms'08 May $55,000r..May 4 '14-'24
Railroad-Aid Refunding Bonds. 4s'08
July
20,000r_july 2 '25-'28
4Ms'12 J-J
$88,000c July 15 '1942
Delinquent Tax Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$88,000
5s '07
J-J
$90.000r.July 1 '17-'21
Assess, val. (90% act.)'13— 483,444
4 Ms'09 J-D
I,000r...-Dec 1 1914
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$27.09
4 Ms* 10 M-S
l,000r..__Septl 1914
Population in 1910__...
1,132 4Ms'll M-S
3,300r..Sept '14-'16
INT. at Guarantee Tr. Co. in N.Y.
3,359r..Oct 1 '14-'17
4Ms' 12 A-O
'
Fire Department Bonds.
tuckahoe.
4s '06
Aug
$8,000r.Aug 17 '14-'21
This village is in Westchester Co.
4s'09
A-O
8,000—Apr I'14-'29
Inc. Dec. 8 1892. Pop'n 1910, 2.722.
4Ms*12 F-A
11,400-.Aug 1 '14-'32
Street Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1913—
5s'07
M-N $10,000r_.May 1'14-43
Public impt bonds
$1,794,569
4.75s'08 A-O
2,OQOr__Apr 1 '14-'18
Paving bonds......-.111,722
Sipwpr RfiiY/i<5
1 i
Delinquent tax bonds. _ , 108,253
4.40s'06 M-S $52,500r_Sept 1 *14-'34
Tax-relief bonds
80.000
4.75s'08 A-O
5.500r__Apr 1'14-'24
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 15'13 2,094,544
4.75s'08 M-S
4,000r.Sept 1 '14-'21
Against paving bonds there are out¬
Village-Hall Bonds.
standing assessments upon property
4.30s'10 M-N$36,000-.Nov 1 '15-'8
benefited equal to amount of bonds.
Highway Bonds.
INT. is payable in Utica at the City
4.20s'09 F-A $10,OOOr__Aug 1 '14-'33
Treasurer's office! or at request of
1913.S182.524
'
This town is In
This village is
$35,687
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
waterford.
...
Total debt.$4,524,471 $4,588,259
The sinking fund on Oct. 21 1913
"
$2,430r_.Oct 1 *14-'22
15,OOOr_._Jan '14-'25
Jan
7,500r—May 1 1926
May
12,OOOr_July 2 '14-'18
4Ms'08 July
39,OOOr_Nov 2 '14-'28
4 Ms'08 M-N
37,500r.July 15'14-'28
4 Ms'08 J-J
12,000r_Apr 1 »14-'29
4s '09
A-O
7,850r.Aug 1 '21-'29
4s *09
F-A
2,200r_Sept 1 '14-'15
4s '09
M-S
16,OOOr.Aug 1 '14-'29
4 Ms'09 F-A
64,OOOr.Sept 1 '14-'29
4 Ms'09 M-S
80,OOOr_May 1 '14-'29
4 Ms'10 M-N
lOO.OOOr.July 1 '14-'33
4Ms'13 J-J
Paving Bonds outst'g Apr 15 '13
5s
v
$12,218.97 ^..1912-1917
4Ms <
99,503.18 —1913-1918
Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
$30,000r__ July 1 '14-23
Refund. U. C. & B. RR. Bonds.
4s '09
M-S$148,800r_Mch 1 '14-'29
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
4s *06
Oct $50,000r__0ct 1 '16-'25
4s *07
M-N 25,OOOr..May 1 '17-*26
4 Ms'08 May
18,750r.May 4 '14-'28
4Ms'12 A-O
ll,400r..Oct 1 '14-'32
3 Ms
3 Ms
4s '07
55
AND TOWNS.
NEW YORK—CITIES
Nov., 1913.
4 Ms'08 F-A
3,000-.July
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
Bridge Bonds.
INT. at Chamberlain's office.
$9,OOOr.June 1 '14- 22
'13$5,301,244
4 Ms'08 J-D
BOND. DEBT Mar 18
w atkins.
Floating debt
This village Is In Schuyler County.
Village inporp. as Jefferson in 1842;
name changed to Watkins in 1852.
Paving Bonds.
'
4.40s'12—_
$36,250c
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
$20.000r—July
1921
4s
a-O*
3;000r
Oct
1910
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
a-O $13,000r_..Oct
1924
Assess, val. real est.
731,015
'12.348,327,089
personal '12.
9,889,656
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '07.$3.00
Assess, val.
Population in
191Q
'
283,055
bonds of 1909 pay¬
Bank, N. Y.;
other issues by County Treasurer.
INT.
on sewer
able at Mechanics' Nat.
on
.
Refunding Water & Sewer Bds.
4.20s'10 a-o $56,0001'. —Apr 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13— $128,250
Assess, val. (M act.) '12
1,222,115
Village tpx (per $1,000) 1912-$15.88
Population in 1910
2,817
♦Provision made^for payment of
these bonds, but money misapplied.
INT. on paving bonds payable at
Watkins
State
Bk.; on
others at
Knickerbocker Trust Co., N. Y.
westfield, village.
Inc. 1833.
is in Chautauqua Co
Population 1910, 2,985.
4 Ms'10 J-J
$100!000r_.Jan
This
village
j-!
#*1
.
*
Water-System Construction.
3M&4s M-N $38,000c&r._ 1914-1924
Sidewalk Bonds.
$l,500r___Dec 1
4Ms'09 Dec
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
waverly.
This village Is In
Tioga County.
Water-Works Bonds.
4 Ms'12 M-NS238,OOOr
Broad St paving
Town-hall
.May 1 '15-'42
bonds
$15,000
-
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
Water
debt
(included)
Assessed valuation
1913
2 '14-'38
Refunding Water Bonds.
4 Ms'10 F-A $10,OOOr.Aug
1 '17-*21
1914
$151,500
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)__2,052,475
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—-$11.00
INT. payable at Citizens' Bank
New York exchange.
of
Westfleld In
6,000
259,000
238,000
2,320.114
(Assessment 50% to 60% act. val.)
Population in 1910
4,855
INT. payable at office of Bond &
Goodwin, N. Y.
west seneca.
This
is in Erie Co.
town
Incorp.
The decrease In the valuation
1851.
for 1909 was caused by a division
the town,
cutting off the city
Lackawanna.
low
are
While
considered
whole town,
a
the bonds
lien upon
of
of
be¬
the
the referee appointed to
apportion the debts has decided that
This village is in Allegany County.i they are to be paid by the city of
Lackawanna, the sewer having been
Inc. 1857.
Population 1910, 4,382.
built In that city.
This report came
Street-Improvement Bonds!
5s '07
M-S $16.150c.Sept 1 *14-'32 up In Dee. 1911 for confirmation by
4.85s'08M-S 23,000c&r Sept 1 '14-'36 the State Supreme Court and was op¬
wellsville.
4.15s'06M-S
4.15s'09M-S
,
28,666c&r_Mch 1 '14-35
12,600r—.Sept 1 *14-'34
posed
by
the
city
of Lackawanna*
rendered.
-r
No decision has been
56
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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
f
4
3^s'03A-O
$7.000c &rJan 1 '14-'20
14,000c &rJan 1'21-'27
5,000c&r_Jan 1 1928
I 5,500o&r_Jan 1 1929
«s'll M-N /28,000r_Nov 1 '16-'29
l27.000r.Nov 1 '30-'38
4s '09
....
4s '99
(
TTBST SENECA (ConeJ.)
Sewer Bonds.
.5a '07
A-O $187,500c_Apr 1 '14-'38
Bridge bonds.
512,658
BOND. DEBT Nov 7 *13. 5200,158
Assess, val. (80% act.) '12-2.713.000
J-J
Total tax (per 51,000) 1912—511.02
Qreensburgh Bonds (Annexed).
Population in 1910—
4,605 4a *00
A-O
56,000c. Dec 31 '14-*19
INTEREST payable at the Lacka¬ 5s'07
A-O
13,000c. Dec 31 '14-'26
BOND. DEBT May 1913
wanna Nat. Bank of West Seneca.
$330,000
Assess, val. *12 (70% act.) 16.600.600
Sobool tax (per 51,000) 1912— 8.66
WEST WINFIELD.
INTEREST payable at Home Sav.
This village is in Herkimer Co.
Bank, Spugerties Sav. Bank, Yonkers
Inc. 1898.
Pop'n 1910, 726;
Sav.
Bank,
American Sav. Bank,
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hs*13
533,000—July 1 *14-'43 Mechanics' Sav. Bank, N.W. Harris
TOTAL DEBT Oct 7 '13—533,000 & Co., N. Y., and N. W. Halsey &
Assessed valuation 1913
294,770 Co., n. y.
—
Vil. tax
$7.17
(perf1,000) 1913-
A-O
$24,900--Apr
•17-'27
3^s;00A-O
15,000—Apr
12,000..Apr
6,380.-Apr
'28-'29
*29-'30
*30-'31
'14-'27
4s *04
A-O
4s '09
A-O
*14-'26
Public-Building Bonds.
4s '09
A-O $52,000.-May 1
4 J4s'09 A-O
24,000.-July 1
4Hs'll A-O
18,000.-May 1
4 lis'11 A-O
9,000.-July 1
4^s»12 A-O
19,OOOr_Oct 1
20,000--Mar 1
4Hs'13 A-O
Public-Park Bonds.
3 J4s'99M-N$l 10,000. .ifay
3Xa'01 M-N
4,000.-May
4s'03
M-N
3,000.-May
4s '04
M-N
8,000.-May
4Hs'07 M-N
17,000.-May
4Hs'08 A-O
75,000.-June
4^s'08 A-O
18,750-Nov
4 ^s'09 A-O
64.000--July
'14-'29
'14-'29
'14-'31
'14-'31
'14-*32
'14-'33
"
DEBT
RECAPITULATION
OF
APRIL 1 1913.
$455,000 00
79,320 00
Refunding bonds
Fire Department bonds
City-Hall bonds
348,100 00
Deficiency bonds ._—
Hospital bonds
Local-lmpt. bonds
Road-lmpt. bonds
Assessment
bonds
118,750 00
374,050 00
155.000 00
32,000 00
555,000 00
725.000 00
Revenue bonds.
Public-building & dock
Police & fire bureau eq.
54,200 00
12,000 00
Irving Park bonds....
,
-----
INT. at West Winfield Nat. Bk.
14,000.-Feb
13.000r.0ct
4^s'12 A-O
xcvii.
10,000 00
bonds
——
-
»14-'24 Bath bonds__----_i-5,000
'14-15 Street-paving bonds. _
199,621
'16-'17 Building bonds
149,250
17-'21 Park bonds—
322,000
'22-*24 School bonds
2,103,890
1
1
1
1
1
,
—
1 14-*28
1 *14-'28
WHITE PLAINS, TOWN.
1 '14-'29
This town is in Westchester Co.
WHITE PLAINS. VILLAGE.
Police & Fire Bureau Equipt.
Road Boncls.
'
This village Is in Westchester Co.
4^8*12 A-O Sll.OOOr.Oct 1 *14-'24
3 Ha
J-J
$78,000r
—1929
Paving Bonds.
4s
J-J
60,000r
July 1 1934
School Bonds.
4s
J-D 515,000—June '26-'28
4s
J-J
4s '92
A-O $28,000—Apr 1 '14-'19
5,000r
Jan
1 1930
M-N 100,000—May 1 1931
3Xs
4s '94
A-O
4J4ST0J-D / l.OOOr,—June 1 1915
82,000.-Apr 1 '20-'36
A-O
3 Ha
75,000
Oot 1 1930
A-O
Y44,000r_June 1 '16-'37 [ 4s '95
15,000--Apr 1 '37-'39
A-O
4a '05
3,000
Oct 1 1935
4J4s'12 F-A
30.000 -Aug 1 WSl I 4s '96
A-O
81,000--Apr 1 '25-'55
J-D
58
30,000
Deo 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Oct 30 '13-$188,000
3^s'97 A-O 105,000.-Apr 1 '56-*76
M-N 20,000--May
'39-'42
5s '08
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.) 18,070,076
3Hs'98A-0
4,000--Apr 1 *19-'25
'39-'42
20,000--Aug
4Hs'08 F-A
Tax rate (per f Inside
3 J4s'98 A-O
village.. $7.163
17,000-1Apr 1 #77-'80
'35-'38
4«s'09 F-A
20,000- Aug
51,000) 12( Outside village.-12.72 t 3 Hs'98 A-O
7,000.-Apr 1 '79-'81
'35-'38
20,000--Oot
4Hs'09 A-O
3 )4s'00 A-O
[Light (outside).. 1.72
31,000--Apr 1 *14-'20
'47-'50
20,000--Oot
4Ha'll A-O
15,045
3^s'00 A-O
30,000.-Apr 1 '15-T7
'20-32 Population in 1910
20.000r-Aug
4KsT2 F-A
3^s'01 A-O
41,150.-Apr 1 '2(K24
INT. at office of Town Supervisor.
'24-'25
5s '13
F-A
10,OO0r.Aug
3 J4s'01 A-O
13,000.-Apr 1 '20-'25
Sewer Bonds.
3 J4s'02 A-O 160,700—Apr 1 '26-'39
-s
5158,000—.
3.Hs'03 A-O
15,000.-Apr 1 '40-'41
WOLCOTT.
3 Ha
A-O
10,000— -Oct 1 1930
4s '03
A-O 117,500.-Apr 1 '■
'42-*53
This village is in Wayne County.
4s
M-S
24,000—Sept 1 24-'29
4s '04
A-O
'53-'60
69,400--Apr
Water-Works Bonds.
'■4a '04
F-A
9,000
Aug 1 1929
A-O 133,700.-Apr
4s *05
*20-'29
4 Vj»s'12 J-J
$43.o00r July 15 '14-'42
4a *05
A-O
9,000
Oct 1 1935
A-O 108,650.-Apr 1 '30-'39
4s '06
BOND. DEBT May 6 '13--$51.000
4s *07
J-D
' 3,000---June30 1937
A-O
4s '07
17,700--Apr 1 *48-'50
Water debt (included)
45.000
58 '08
M-N
18.000
May 1 1938
A-O
4s '06
15,500--Apr 1 *47-»48
Assessed valuation 1912.,
546,059
4s *09
M-N
12,000—May 15 1934
4 Hs'07 A-O
60,000--Apr 1 '51-'56
Population in 1910—
1.216
4hs'12 F-A
?2,500r—Aug 1 1920
4 Hs'06 A-O
70,000.-Apr 1 '40-*46
INT. to registered holder in N. Y
9,000r_Aug 1 '21-'23
4 ^s'07 A-O 109,000.-Apr 1 *57-'67
5s 'IS
F-A
5.000?-Aug 1 *22-'24 exchange.
5 Hs'07 A-O
9,350
Apr 1 1950
5s '13
A-O
?6,200r.--0ct 1 1925
4 Hs'08 A-O
48.750.1July 1 '14-'28
l6,000r.—Oct 1 1926
4 Hs'08 A-O
12,000.-Sept 1 '14-'28
Funding Bonds.
WYOMING COUNTY.
4 Ha'08 A-Q
93,750.-Sept 1 '14-'28
Warsaw is the county seat.
4tfs'07 J-D 523.0004s '09
A-O
9,440—Mch 1 '14-*29
4s '09
A-O
52,000.-May 1 '14-'29
Refunding Bonds.
f
Highway Bonds.
4 ^s'09 A-O
4s
J-J
$9,000--July 1 '14-'16 4^sT0
88,000—July 1 '14-'29
$22,000-...part yearly
4s '05
4 Hs'09 A-O
A-O
32,000.-Nov 1 *14-'29
1,000
Oot 1 1935 4Hs'll J-J
30,000--July 1 '22-'3l
BOND. DEBT May 19134 Hs'10 A-O
67,150-.Mch 1 '14-*30
$52,000
Library-Site Bonds.
34,000--Aug 1 '14-*30
4^s'10 A-O
3.84s'06A-O 513,000.-.-Apr 2 1946 Assessed valuation 1912—16,770,366
4 Hs'10 A-O
68,000.-Oct 1 '14-'30
Population in 1910--—'.
31.088
Tax and Assessment Bonds.
4 J^s'10 A-O
34,000.-Nov 1 '14-'30
INT. at Wyoming Co. Nat. Bank.
J-J
1921
4s
510.000
Oct
72,000.-May 1 '14-'31
4Hs*ll A-O
M-S
1914
4S '
10,000—Mob
4 HS'll A-O
52,200—July 1 '14-'31
M-N
1924 YONKERS.
4a '04
17,000
Nov
4 Yjjs'12 A-O
64,00ftr_Apr 1 'l4-'29
1945
J-D
4s *05
99;000
Deo
J. T. Lennon,
Mayor; J. Miller,
5s "'13
A-O 180,000r—Apr 1 '14-'33
1916 Compt.; F. G. Gertenbach, Auditor.
A-O
48 '06
12,000
Apr
Water Bonds.
1916
5s *06
M-N
11,000
Nov
Yonkers is in Westchester County.
7s '75
A-O $50.000-..Apr 1 1914
A-O
1917 Incorp. June
5s '07
15,000—-Oct
1
1872.
4s '83
A-O
60,000..Apr 1 '14-T5
1917
33,000----Oct
4H»'09 A-O
Refunding Bonds.
4s '84-'87A-0 30.000-Apr 1 '15-T6
1920
4«s'10 A-O
23,000.---Oct,
4 Hs'08 A-05150,000;May 15 *14-'18
4s '86
A-O
25,000——Apr 1 1916
1918
5s '.12
AtO
32,000r
Oct
4 4s'08 A-O
36.000.June 15 T4-*18
4s *88
A-O
30.000-Apr 1 '16-'17
Water Bonds.
4s '09
A-O 135.000..Feb 1 !,14-'l9
4s '89
A-O
15,000—-Apr 1 1917
4s
F-Aj 54,000
Aug 1 1914 4 MjS'I 1 A-O
46,000-..Apr 1 T4-'36
3 Hs'90 A-O
20,000—-Apr 1 1917
1126,000--Aug 1 '15-'28 4 Ha'12 A-O
48.000
Apr 1 '14-'37
4s '91
35,000. -Apr 1 '17-'18
A-O
4s
J-D
25,000---June '26-*29 4VjjsT2 A-O
60.000r-Apr 1 '14-*38
A-O
4s *92
50,000.-Apr 1 *14-'17
.3^8
A-O
60.000
Oct 1 1929
A-O 100,000.-Apr 1 '1«-'19
4s '93
Refunding Water.
3Ha
A-O
86.000---Oct 31 1931
A-O 150,000--Apr I '20-*22
4s *94
4^s'13 A-O $50,000r.Apr 1 *14-'38
4m
A-O
40,000
Apr 1 1924
A-O,
4s *95
20,000
-Apr 1 1914
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '04
F-A
1,000
Aug 1 1929
A-O
4s '96
50,000. .Apr 1 '15-T6
48 '04
M-S
23,000-—Sept 1 1934 3Hs'03 A-O $50.000--Apr. 1 T4-'23
A-O
4s '97
25,000--Apr 1 '14-'17
A-O
15,000. .Apr 1 '24-'26
4s '04
M-N
23,000—Nov 1 1934 4s '06
A-O
4s '99
25,000
Apr 1 1919
12,530
Aug 1 '14-'20
48 '05
A-O
29,000
Oct 1 1935 4 Hs'10 A-O
3 Hs'OO A-O
25,000
Apr 1 1920
24.000r.Mar 1 *14-'25
4* '06
A-O
10,000
Apr 2 1936 41$s'13 A-O
50,000
Apr 1 1921
3^s'Ql A-O
5s '13
A-tO
4s'06
M-S
12,00Qr__Apr 1 '14-' 18
85,000---Sept 1 1936
3 Hs'02 A-O
60,000
Apr 1 1921
4Ha'08 F-A 155,000
Aug 1 1938
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '03
A-O 125.000.-Apr 1 '22-'23
4Hs:08 M-N
4,000
Nov 1 1938 4Ks'08 A-O $37,5 )0.-May 1 '14-'28
A-O 150.000
4s '04
Apr 1 1924
48 '09
M-N
27,000--iMay 15 1939 5J4s'07 M-N 50,000.-Apr 1 T8-'22
A-O
4s '05
60,000--Apr 1 '23-'25
4^810 J-J
100,000
Jan 11940 4Hs'08 A-O
75.000.June 15 *14-'28
A-O 175,000.-Apr 1 '25-'26
4s '06
4.10s'l0J-J
12,000- —-Jan 1 1940 4 V^s'08 A-O
37.500.-Dec 1 '14-'28
A-O
4s '07
60,000
Apr 1 1926
4J^sTl A-O
10,000.-.-Apr 1 1931 4Hs'09 A-O
40.000.-Nov 1 '14-'29
4Hs'07 A-O 150.000,...Apr 1 1927
4Ha'l2 J-D
8,000r—.Dec 1 1922 4J4s'10 A-O
45.900.-Aug 1 '14-'30
5s '08
M-S
87,500.-Mch 2 '14-'48
4Xa'lO A-O
17.000--Nov 1 T4-'30
Sidewalk Impt., Certificates,
4 Hs'08 A-O
70,000- -July 1 '14-'48
18,000.-Oct
1 '14-'31
,58 '09
A-O 527,000.-.Oct 11914 4 V^s'l 1 A-O
4 ^s'08 A-O
70,000—Nov 1 '14-'48
4Hs'12 A-O
A-O
9.000r-,0ct 1 '14-'22 4s '09
45.000--May 1 '14-'49
Current Debt Bonds.
Water bonds
—
Local-
00
00
—2,363,750 00
800,000 00
895,000 00
of Indebtedness
lmprov't notes.
Certfs.
00
01
00
.
Total Apr 1 1913—
—
D p fl 11 ft i
nn
Water
.$9,757,431.01
—
Revenue bonds—
-.
— —
■
—-June^l 1937
•
"
""
"
.
.
,
~
F-A
Aa
;53,000
\ 2,000
Aug 1 1914
Aug 1 1915
49.000
-s
Ss '08
4s '09
26,000—-May 1 1938
35,000--.Apr 15 1919
M-N
A-O
14.000
4^s'ii A-O
1 1916
Apr
Fire Department Bonds.
M-S
4s
57,000--Sept 1 '14-'20
4s
J-D
9,000--Deo 1 T4-'22
4s
M-S
3,000
Mch 1 1919
4m *05
A-O
5,000
Apr 1 1925
M-N
5s '08
10,000- —-May 1 1938
25,0004Hs'09
4.15s'09
25,000--s *11
J-D
38.000.-Dec 1 '16-*34
5a '13
J-J
15,0001914-1928
—
—
Ctfs. of Indebtedness..
Yonkers bonds In Water
Bond
5132,000
211,500
:
Fire department,bonds.—
Tax and assessment bonds
107,500
Paving bond?
Refunding bonds.
375,000
74,000
863,800
99,000
13,000
Water bondsTax bonds
—
—
191.668
— _
—
—
--
—
—
.
_
Library-site bonds
-
TOT. BD. DT. Aug 1 '13.$2,067.468
242,201
Certificates of Indebtedness
Assessed valuation 1912.-17,232,047
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..
13.945
Population in 1910INT.
payable in
WHITE
PLAINS
.15,949
White
Plains.
UNION
FEEE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
On July 1 1908 the district annexed
Greenburgh District No. 10.
4s
J-J
$21.000o ..Jan 1 '14-*34
5s
J-D
5.800c. Deo 1 '14-T9
f42,000c&rJan 1 '14-T7
5 Ha
-3.74s
-4 Ha
Is
•
J-J
J-D
J-J
J-J
157,500c&rJan 1 '4.8-'22
< 62,500c &rJ an 1 '29-'27
I 3,5,00c &r_Jan 1 1928
2,000c...Dec
J 1,000c.
Jan
I20,000o-July 1
5,000c. Jan 1
__
Hospital Bonds.
4HST1 A-O $67,500.-Oct
1 T4-'31
4 V^s'll A-O
45,000--July 1 T4-'31
Local Improvement Bonds.
4 Hs'09 A-O $81,600. .July 1 'l4-'29
4J48'11
4 J^s'll
l^s'll
4^s'12
4^s'12
A-O
17,100.-Feb
A-O'
18.000..May 1 '14-'31
A-O
A-O
A-O
103.500,.Oct
90,000
Mch
52.000r.Apr
1 '14-*31
1 *14-'31
1
1
4^s-09 A-O
4 Ms'10
4Hs'10
4^s'll
4Hs*ll
4Hs'12
4Hs'12
4^s'13
5s'13
INT.
able
In
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
36,000.-Nov
74.000.-May
37.000—Nov
38.000-.May
76.0Q0—July
78,000 -Mch
95.000r.0ct
100,000—Mar
lOO.OOOr.Apr
'
$2,556,250 00
Debt
be counted
to
in
ascertaining the power
further
become
to
$7,201,181 01
Indebted
Assessment bonds, revenue bonds,
certificates of indebtedness and local
improvement notes are issued Lb an¬
ticipation of the collection of taxes
and assessments and paid from the
receipts thereof.
Refunding
bonds
are
issued to
refund $255,000 redemption bonds,
$60,000 assessment bonds and $42,000 tax-relief bonds and paid from
moneys received from taxes, assess¬
ments and redemption of lands pur¬
chased by the city for non-payment
of taxes and assessments.
Water bonds are paid from
receipts
Sinking Fund.
1
1908, the Sohool
Bonds were Issued by the Board of
Education and the water bonds by
the Water, Board.
Since the date
referred to, however, all bonds of the
city have been
issued under the
of Water Bond
Prior
Jan.
to
Uniform
second
Charter
class.
cities
for
Chapter
of
the
of
452
the
Laws of 1908 repeals the Acts under
which the Board of Education and
the
Water
Board
created
were
sep¬
arate bodies.
CITY
PROPERTY .—Real
estate
owned
by the city Is assessed at
$6,739,752. including water works
at $2,950,000.
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The
valued
city'8 assessed valuation has been:
Personal
Real
Estate.
1912
1911
Property.
.$89,041,417
76.984.920
1913
$2,862,100
2.856,900
.
1910
1905
1900
leoO
18b V
----
2,885,803
3.206,103
3,252,000
3,080,830.
398,240
430,295
72,942,945
64,855.640
45.980,905
35,124,400
22,574.226
10.024.677
Ave. Rale
Total
Assessed
of
Valuation.
1911
/595
25.426109
26.0817
24.4848
23.709
17.3902
$2
68,061.743
49,232,905
38,211,230
——
1900
1890
1880
22,972,466
10,454.972
-
-
per
$26 485
75.828.748
1910
1905
Tax
$1,000.
1913 r——$91,903,517
1912
$79,841,820
*
was 79,803; in 1905 It was 61,716; in 1900 It
was 47,931; in 1890 it was 32,033; In
POPULATION.—In 1910
'14-'49
'14-'50 1880
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
203,000 00
Sinking Fund.
it was 18.892.
'14-'50j
*14-'51
YORKVILLE.
*14-'51
This village is In Oneida County.
1902.
Population 1910, 691.
Sewer Bonds.
4.35s'11 A-O $22,000-Apr 15 '16-'37
A-O
1 '14-'33
Street Bonds.
on the above bonds Is pay¬ 4.35s'11 A-O $12,000.Apr .15 '14-'37
TOTAL DEBT
New York exchange.
(T)
*14-'52
Inc.
'14-'32
'14 *23
.— — —
T4-'31
'14-'26
ADDITIONAL
STATEMENTS.
-
Summary of Debt Aug. 1 1913.
Current debt bonds
Sewer bonds.
Deficiency Bonds,
4^s'10 A-O $28,000 .May 1 *14-'20
5s'13
A-O
96,000r__Apr 1 *14-'21
828,250 00
800,000 00
1908—
1
-
.
$725,000 00
—
issued
bonds,
after Jan.
—
'14-'15
1 1914
Road Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'08 A-O $37,500.-May 1 '14-'28
4s '08
A-O
37,500-Aug 15 '14-'28
4^s'09 A-O
4 Hs'10 A-O
4Hs'll AtO
32.000-.July ,1 *14-'29
21.250. .Aug
1 *14-'30
18.000. .Oct
1 '14-'31
Assessment Bonds.
4^s'08 A-O $50,000..Deo
4s'09
A-O
30,000. .Apr
4^s'10
4He'll
ms'll
4 Hs'\2
4^s'12
5s '13
5s'13
1,899
1169.100 115.00
d8.66
1,286
t$869,670
1,000
Allegany (V),"Cattaraugus Co. 37.000
31.800
Albany Co
—d288,000
'14-'20
*14-'21
'14-'21
*14-'32
Irving Park Bonds.
3Hs'02 F-A $10,000.-May 1 '16-'17
Public-Bath Bonds.
'95
A-O
$5,000-...Apr
1 1915
93,341 ..Apr 1
'17-'25
None
Altamont (V)
759
674
—
Amityville School Dist. No. 6-
34,500
None
al.664.515 all.20
None
a604,085 al8.04
"l",668
x9.71
8,672
Angelica (T), Allegany Co
30,000
Arcadia (T), Wayne County.-
67,000
Avon Union Free S. D. No. 1.
'14-'22
'14-'23
A-O $50,000
May 1 1914
A-O 125.000....May 1 1915
A-O 125,000
May 1 1916
F-Afl00.000r--.May 1 1915
I150,000r---May 1 1917
J-J
400,000r__July 1 '16-18
A-O
al,065,150 al6.00
Alfred (V), Allegany County ... 28,000
_
1,458
None
1 "14-T9
A-O
35,000--May 1
A-O
80,000--Feb 1
A-O
80,000.-Sept 1
A-O 143,500r_Apr 1
A-O 108 jOOOr.Oct 1
A-O 200,000r„ Apr 1
__
4s '94
T$9.80
None
Jefl'nCol 76,494
Alexandria Bay (V),
Street-Paving Bonds.
A-O $20,000.-Apr 1 *14-'15
'15^*26 4s, *93
'36-'40
•
(V), Jefferson County-$35,500
1 '14-'18
Public Building & Dock Bonds.
4s '03
A-O
10,000
Nov 1 1914
4s *05
A-O
14,700..Nov 1 '14-'15
4^8*07 A-O
9,500.
.Nov 1 1916
5Hs'07 A-O
20.000-.Nov 1 *17-*18
4s
New York State which are not
ports.
Adams
Revenue Bonds.
4^s'09
4J4s'H)
4V£s'll
41$s'12
regarding minor civil devislons in
represented among the foregoing detailed re¬
We add in each case the populatldn from the U. S. Census of 1910.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per
Pop'n
1910.
Itebt. Valuation.
$1,000.
Placei'pbt.
In the table below we give statements
30,000
Babylon (T), Un. Fr. S. D.N06
Babylon (V), Suffolk County.
Ballston Spa Un. Fr. S.D.No.l
Batavia Union Free S.D.No.2.
31,500
25,000
32,000
Bedford(T) Un.Fr.S.D.No.lOBelfast (T), Allegany CountyBig Flats (T), Chemung Co. —
Blasdell (V), Erie County
BoonvUle (V.) Oneida Co...Boonville Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1Brewster (V), Putnam County
Caledonia Un.Fr. S.D. No. 5Camden (V), Oneida County.
Camillus Un. Fr. S. D. No. 9Canton Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1__
Carthage School District
Castile (V), Wyoming CountyCatskill (T), Greene County.
Catsklll Union Free S. D. No. 1
Cattaraugus County———
44,000
34,000
35,000
55,900
84,200
-
_
None
£1,134,330
a9.00
rl,634,280 £11.20
None
12,026,891
1,890.000
a7,121,310
a
None
36,000
"None
None
None
2,600
08.OO
a7,27
"1794.830 112*91
al,056,673
al3.70
1,773
1,535
0916.835 al5.40
849
35,975 O12.00
t773,328 111.10
None U.154,650
16.02
None 11,271,000
1,794
17.300
None
36,000
54,000
32,100
60,600
a4,649,949
None
.....
a
L296
—-
t894.351
"
40,000
36,050
31,000
41,100
41,000
39,000
None?28,180,727
2470
None
39,000
til.00
t834,500tll.02 +
al,465,000
a9.59
1,291,435 £16.10
None
a629,007
o9.78
None a4;242,225 0I6.68
Nope a2,636,450
fl8.30
£4.26
1,040
9,066
65^919
Bonded
JDp.ht*.
PtaCC1**"
Champlaln (V), Clinton Co... 32,500
Chateaugay (T), Franklin Co, 32.<'00
Chautauqua County
65,000
Cheektowaga Un. F. S.D.No.7 34,400
Cherry Creek (T).ChautauquaCo 32,000
Clayton (V), Jefferson County. 39,548
Clayton School District No. 8- 26,000
Clinton (V), Oneida County. - 43,200
Cohocton (T), Steuben County 28,000
Oohocton (V), Steuben County 35.500
Cold Spring (V), Putnam Co.. 87,000
Oooperstown U. Fr. S. D.No.l 52,000
Corinth (V), Saratoga County. 102,000
Coxsackle (V), Greene County 47,000
Orogh&n (V), Lewis County. _ 27,000
Cuba Union FreeS. D. No. 1.. 54.000
Ouba (V.), Allegany County.. 64.000
Delhi (V), Delaware County. . 37.000
De Ruyter (T), Madison Co.- 36,000
Floating Assessed Taxi ler Pop'n.
1910.
Debt. Valuation
$1,0 90.
1,280
None
a268,500 al4 00
2,840
None
2:778,935
x4 ,88
None*55,189,915
x3 00 105,126
None al,807,050 al2 23
1,380
£487,053 1/16 ,00
1,941
1/979,260 1/14 ,00
None
1850,000 tl4 50
"l",236
600
a650,560
a9 45
None 1/1,633.710
2,926
1/8 07
838
None
fl377,885 alO .00
2,549
None al,206,800
a8 60
a2,161,856
T7 .60
None
£848,962 £22 20
al,236,825
a8 40
621
a826,415
£586,162
<f1,430,000
None
1,309,800
None al,420,000
1.568
1.218
of the breaking out
3,081
the
--
District.
2.417
3,114
~
..
2,408
33.458
1.567
..
..
County.
Co.
Fr.
None
al,279,564 al8.70
None al,649,700
al0.36
a3,385,290 alO.OO
None
None
11.991.950
18.20
None
1/1,164,782
1/8.70
1575,870 £11.25
1874.035 tll.00
1.260
a25.12
ll373
a6.40
a795,975
a8.73
a6,874,645
d530,691 dl5.09
a7.70
None a4,400.000
1,689
6,000
None
None
1477
None
None
564
a4!2.500
2,027
1,368
2,940
a4.80
al,903.400
None
a
13.04
6~016
74,000
917
1/443,750 1/12.62
1606,096 110.00
None
32,000
26,040
38.850
50,000
51,000
40.625
58.0J0
46,000
None
1,122
a2.830.000
a9.10
a500.000 "
NoneJ
None
1,233
al,211,815 all.50
0724.943 a 13.80
a631,700
alL80'
None
2,000 11,037.416 111.08
None
1,981
None
11324
2.781
45.600
27,000
:::::: *2.i4i",728-
T, 060
1/9I00
—
—
Inladdition to the above, valuation of railroad and canal property In 1900
$219,656,014, in 1902 $223,486,392, in 1993 $227,195,115. in 1904
$231,655,525, in 1905 $236,720,571, in 1906 $194,532,469, in 1907 $200,045,173, in 190S $272,182,490, in 1909 $279,059,611, in 1910 $286,546;453
and in 1911 $284,542,181.
The values of railroad and canal property from
1906 to 1911 incl. do not include 2d class RR. property, the latter being
given in the totals shown above for those years.
No general tax is imposed
In New Jersey, the State deriving its revenue from other sources
...
3,896
583
2.096
2.307X36
mil
1.015.208
11 nil
Chautauqua County
35,000
Shortsville (V), Ontario Co... 30,000
Silver Springs (V.), Wyoming
__
41,500
44,000
88,000
11.04
7,422
2.672
a306,875 al3.00
892
d6.20
None d7.099.470
a399,436 a24.34
None
None a2,914,340 al6 86
2,235
1,104
4.633
67.024
a7-20+
None
1/475,705 1/13.04
None al,741,783 al4.87
a 7.70
None a3,211.280
a503,478 al2.315
3.000
800 al.503.033 dl2.12
£7.64
None a2,504.372
None
"ll224
2,517
3,824
848
2,977
"11354
a341,il5
a8 20
842
tl.081,000
None
......
t6.03
£17.94
d9.56
110.00
tl3.00
U8.20
1,813
2,266
4,036
£749,380
d2,042,530
None
t519.010
None
1895,000
None
+371.171
None
'
960
1,503
1,638
al2.70
dll.14
£8.70
al4.00
tl4.00
dl,725,275 tl4.20
a686,325
None dl,509.395
None
£398.754
al,422,880
None
t624,425
None
-
3,942
996
2,707
1,814
1.694
26,972
a502 ,850
alo'.OO
459
452.240
I mi
None
None
21.68
960
a530,000
a522,305 alO.OO
1,121
Tuxedo Un. Sch.
32,050
No. 6.
Ulysses (T), Tompkins County
Union (V), Broome County...
Walden (V), Orange County..
Warsaw (T.)t Wyoming Co__
Webster (V), Monroe County.
WelLsvllle Un. Fr. S D. No. 1.
Westfleld Sch. Dlst. No. 1....
Whitehall (V), Washington Co.
Wilson (T), Niagara County..
28,000
42,270
35.000
38,900
32,000
74,000
28.000
68.000
61,000
d Figures for year 1909.
for
1912.
accordance
will
with
None
1246.755 122.84
1926,419 123.40
a8.00
£890.250 £11.84
0541.796
6,300
£708.515 £12.00
973
1,485
t5-69
2.663
112.10
al2.61
932
2,475
33,647
a680,235
None
9,000 12.947,952
1563,348
None al,098,455
12,000x20,064,681
None a3,991.700
al,218,165
None
a507,005
None 1/1.635.943
a2,342,847
None
d355,940
None al.967.600
None a2,076,183
al,730,525
None £1.391,564
—-
......
v
5.178
2,247
1,000
2.246
a4-52 +
al2.02
2,612
a27.60
1,544
1/10.00
4,004
al0.76
4,308
4.50
1,032
al4.43
a7.70
all.97+ 4,917
Figures are for 1910.
t 1913 figures.
2.979
£
Figures
-
1840
1830
—.
been as follows:
906,096
672,035
489,555
373,306
320.823
18201800
provisions of law limiting and
regulating
In New Jersey will be better understood and the
made more serviceable to. the investor If arranged in
the civil divisions to which the provisions apply.
power
be
subject is disposed of.
The third paragraph forbids
credit and the fourth paragraph forbids the creation
visions are as follows:
The credit of the State shall not
3.
-
1790
THE STATE is restricted as to its debt-making
In Article IV, Section VI, paragraphs
(1)
.277,575
245,562
211,14=9
—184,13£
—
1810—
constitution.
power by
the State
3 and 4 the whole
of the State'a
of debt. These pro¬
a loan
be directly or Indirectly
loaned In amy
'
•
^
create any debt or debts,
liability or liabilities of the State which shall singly or in the aggregate,
with any previous debts or liabilities, at any time exceed one hundred thornsand dollars, except for purposes of war, or to repel Invasion, or to suppress
Insurrection, unless the same shall be authorized by a law for some single
object of work, to be distinctly specified therein; which law shall provide
4.
The Legislature shall not in any manner
and means, exclusive of loans, to pay the Interest of such deht
as It falls due, and also to pay and discharge the principal ©f
thirty-five years from the time of the contract¬
ing thereof, and shall be irrepealable until such debt or liability and the lmterest thereon are fully paid and discharged; and no such law shall take
effect until it shall, at a general election, have been submitted to the people,
and have received the sanction of a majority of all the votes cast for and
the
or
ways
liability
such debt or liability within
against It at such election: and all money to be raised by the authority ©f
applied only to the specific object stated therein, and
the payment of the debt thereby created.
This section shall "not be con¬
strued to refer to any money that has been, or may be, deposited with
this State by the Government of the United States.
According to the foregoing (4th paragraph), the power of the State for
making debt is limited to $100,000, except (1) for purposes of w^r, &o.,
and (2) when the authorization Is for some single object of work specified
therein, &c.
In the latter case the mode of procedure is, as will be seen,,
such law shall be
given In the same paragraph of the
constitution
CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS, &c.. are also restricted in the making
of certain kinds of debt by Article I, paragraphs 19 and 20, of the constitu
tion.
We give these paragraphs in full:
19. No county, city, borough, town, township or village shall he*e~
after give any money or property, or loan its money or credit, to or in
aid of any Individual, association or corporation,
or become security
for, or be directly or indirectly the owner of any stock or bonds of any
association
974
None
41,000
25,000
25^00
39,000
37.000
83.000
1850---
case.
Spencerport (V), Monroe Co.. 43.800
Sprlngville (V). Erie County.
Stamford (V), Delaware Co
Stockbridge (T), Madison Co..
Suffern (V), Rockland Co
Theresa (V.), Jefferson Co
Tlconderoga (V), Essex Co...
Tompkins County
1870—
I860-..
DEBT LIMITATIONS—The
the debt-making
Sherman Un. Fr. S. D. No. 5,
So.GleusFalls(V) .Saratoga Co.
1890—
--.2,537,167
2,144,134
-..1,883,669
1,444,933
1.131,116
Information
...
Solon (T) .CortlandCounty
1905-.-
1/1,243,175 1/20.70
None
......
Phelps (V.), Ontario Co
28.000
Philadelphia (V), Jefferson Co. 38.000
Phllmont (V), Columbia Co
37,000
Port Henry (V), Essex County 40,700
Potsdam (V), St. Lawrence Co 50,000
Red Hook (V): Dutchess Co..
30.000
Richfield Spgs. (Vi, Otsego Co. 40,000
Rpuses Point (V); Clinton Co- 41,000
Sangerfleid & Marshall Union - *
Free Sch. Dlst. No. 11
26,000
Saratoga (T). Saratoga Co
44.000
Sohoharle (V) .Schoharie Co.- 26,400
Schroeppel (T), Oswego Co.-. 35,000
Schuylersville (V), Saratoga Co 41.800
Sea Cliff (V.), Nassau Co._-- 26,272
Seneca County
35,229
Sharon Spgs. (V), Schoharie Co*31,160
Sherburne (V), Chenango Co.." 46,000
County
1910
1,378
a5.50
-
573,256,303
554,828,114
534,917,876
518,617,518
531,851,849
596,833,707
619,057,903
was
1561,000 t23.80
a397,775 alO.uO
tl.706,092 110.55
al,273,532
None
603,676,953
1912—-$2,289,770,281 1903— $1,008,062,612 1888
952,560,540 .1886
2,166,735,535 1902
918,418,741 1884
2,045,898,214 1901
1900
891,237,286 1882
1909
1,949,687,287
844,354,193 1880
1908
1,843,001,178 1898
794,428,048 1878
1907
1,841,527,418 1896
774,398,332 1876
1906-..1,570.210.073 1894
742,759,082 1874
1905
1,153,682,961 1892
649,979,700
1904—
1,055,379,023 1890-
1880-...
"1
None
,
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation for a series of years
Under new tax laws the assessment beginning with 1906
supposed full value—a much higher basis than in former
has been made at
1,195
26,000
are
1866.
has been as below.
190;)
40.000
County. 57,000
Northpor..(V) Suffolk Co
*31,250
Norwich (V), Chenango Co ...177,804
Ontario (T), Wayne County.. 28,500
OrLskany Falls (V.). OneidaCo. 38.000
Ossining (T.) U. F. S. D.No. 6 51,200
Oswegatchie(T), St.Law'ce Co. 39.700
Otselic(T) .ChenangoCounty.
32,500
Owego (V), Tioga County
68,500
Owego School District No. 1
33.000
Painted Post (V), Steuben Co. 56.000
Palatine (T), Montgomery Co. 28,000
Patchogue (V), Suffolk Co
31,000
Pawling (V), Dutchess Co
33.000
Penflela (T); Monroe County.- 36.500
Penn Yan School District
57,000
2,349
1,139
a770,212
19.41
a579.800 al8.00
None
Free
Figures
Nov. 1
hand in the State Fund was $5,270,672.20; this fund also held on the same date 1,887 shares (par value $188,700) of the stock of the United Railroad & Canal Companies of New Jersey,
the market value of which amounts to about $450,000.
The State School
Fund on Nov. 1 1912 held securities to the amount of $5,568,282.60; cash
balance on hand for Investment, $23,920.42.
POPULATION OF STATE.—Population has
41.000
North Elba (T), Essex
a
1894—
1880
1910
10-00
775.430
aS57.900 a20,0O
a456,700 al2.57
None
Nov. 1
Nov. 1
1912 the cash balance on
1911
3.98
1.668,796
782
Newport (V), Herkimer Co... 30,500
No. Dansville U. F. S. D.No.l*32,000
1911.
1
$660,400
735,400
1,996,300
3.395,200
Nov. 1 1895
years.
None
25.000
School District No 5
for
1897.
1896-
On Nov. 1
74,000
New Lebanon (T), ColumbiaCo
•Total debt,
the debt was:
$71,000
...194,000
..394,000
593.400
1898—^
1
Nov.
1,275
4,737
3,089
a574,157 a20.60
18.10
2,309,581
retired on Jan. 1 1902.
TOTAL DEBT.—With the exception of $116,000 certificates issued to
Commissioners of the Agricultmral College under Act approved June
13 1895. the State is now clear from debt, and has been since Jan. 1 1902.
Nov.
29.500
Newfane (T.), Niagara Co
New Hartford (V), Oneida Co.
are
This exception, under which it was allowable to ex.
limit, became operative on the occasion,
Quite a debt was created at that
of the Civil War.
The last of these war bonds was
period.
Nov. 1
47,625
38,810
Sch, Dist. No. 1
Dlst.
of war, &c.
At previous dates
Nov. 1 1901
45,000
36.800
31,500
47,000
75.500
40,000
35,500
35.000
60.500
Naples (T), Ontario County.. 35.000
Nelson (T), Madison-County.. 37,000
31,000
Newark Union S. D. No. 8
„
purposes
ceed the hundred-thousand-dollar
Un.
Union
DEBT.—New Jersey has always been a conservative
consequently no facts out of which to construct a history
of debt issues.
In a report made In 1838 the financial officer of the State
affirmed that New Jersey had put out no obligations of any kind or loaned
Its credit to any company.
The constitution of 1844 forbade the cre¬
ation of a State debt exceeding one hundred thousand dollars except tor
State; there are
1,481
Mt. Morris (V), Livingston
Park
Tuesday of January, and
HISTORY OF
£10 50
£601,085 £11.00
None
a520.985
a7.64
1,2042,000
13.92
(V), Oswego County.
Nassau County..
Hyde
LEGISLATURE meets annually the second
no limit to the length of the session.
49,000
Monroe Un. Fr. Sch. Dist.No.l
(T.)
miles)
Capital
a550,325 a30 ,00
Mlneola (V),
Pleasant
State
1,000
..
Moravia (V), Cayuga
of State (square
area
there is
Easton
Mechanlcville School
One of Original Thirteen
State
a
as
7,815
-Trenton
Gov. (term exp. Mon. bef, 3d Tues., Jan. '14).,_Leon Taylor
Secretary of State (term exp. Apl. 1 ,17)-_-David S. Crater
Treasurer (term expires Mar. 1 1916)-.Edward E. Grosseup
Comptroller (term expires Feb. 20 1914)—Edw, I. Edwards
Total
42,000
Union
3
Groton (V), Tompkins Co
Hamburg(T) ,Un.Fr.S.D.No.8.
Hamden (T.), Delaware Co..
Hamilton (V), Madison Co...
Hornellsville Sch. Dist. No. 7.
Horseheads (V), Chemung Co.
Islip Un. Fr. Sch. Dist. No. 1.
Kenmore Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1.
Lakewood (V), Chatauqua Co.
Liberty (V). Sullivan Co
Lit tie Val ley (V) CattaraugusC o
Lowvllle (V), Lewis County..
Manlius Sch. Dlst. No. 6
.1.
Manlius (T.), Onondaga Co..
Marcellus (V), Ou>ndaga Co..
May ville (V), Chautauqua Co.
New
1,736
1,196
Admitted
dl8 .64
£19 13
al4 10
None £1,033,579
Co. 39,700
Free School District No.
Mfc.
a8 00
£18 50
None
47,500
Goshen (V), Orange County.. 50,000
Great Neck Sch. Dlst. No. 7— 26.000
Greenburgh (T) Un. Fr. Sch.
Dist. No. 1.....
52,000
Greenburgh (T.) Un. F. S. D.
•
No.
3..:..
69,000
Greenburgh (T.) Un. Fr. Sch.
Dist. No. 5—
70,000
Greene (V), Chenango County. 56,000
Green Island (V), Albany Co.. 36,500
Greenport (V), Suffolk County 46,250
Mexico
1,556
..
None
Glenville(T) Un .Fr .S.D .No .2.
&
2,166
2,494
al,089,330 al3 .27*4
None
1,500
Friendship (V.), Allegany Co. 29,900
Gates S. D. No. 3, Monroe
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
56,000
35,000
County. 54.500
2— 48,500
Co— 30.000
Endicott (V.), Broome
Farmingdale(V.), Nassau Co.
Fayetteville (V),Onondaga Co.
Franklin ville (V.), Cattarau¬
gus
County
New Jersey.
ITS
-
al4 00
a326,165 a28 70
1912,297
t2,000,000
None£l2,707,368
None
1405,000
18 00
Ellicott Un. F. S. D. No.
Essex County
—
—
61,000
Eastchester Un. Fr.S.D.No. 2. 40.500
Easthamp'n(T)Un.F.S.D.No.5 45,000
East Syracuse Sch. D. No. 5-. 26,000
Eaton (T.), Madison County.. 25,000
Ellen ville (V.), Ulster
State of
"
—
Eaatchester Un. Fr. S.D.No.l.
Greenwich
57
NEW JERSEY-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov.; 1913.]
20.
or
corporation.
No donation of land or
ciation
or
appropriation of money shall be made by the
of any society, asso¬
municipal corporation to or for the use
corporation whatever.
State or any
It will be noted that the above prohibitions are absolute.
Article IV, Section VII, Paragraph 11, of the constitution,
passage by the Legislature of any
affairs of towns and counties," the
forbids the
special laws "regulating the internal
constitution directing that in this and
all other cases where general laws are feasible, general laws shall be provided.
In compliance with this last provision the Legislature has passed many
general laws relating to the bonded indebtedness of the different kinds of
municipalities existing In New Jersey, which are counties, cities, towns,_
townships,
boroughs,
villages, school districts, and certain anomalous
municipalities governed by Boards of Commissioners, or Improvement
Commissions, and not specifically named as villages, which they really are.
See Compiled Statutes of New Jersey 1910, under the following headings;
Chosen Freeholders, Cities, Towns, Townships, Boroughs, Villages
and
Municipal Corporations.
There Is
no
general debt limit for New Jersey municipalities, either
constitutional
The
most
or
statutory.,
Important
municipalities iflf
3676,
Is to
the interest thereon, or to
law applicable to the debt of all
the Act of Mar. 29, 1887. P. L. 1887, p. 67, Com. Stat, of 1910, p.
which
prohibits the Issuance of bonds by , any municipality which
default In the payment of Its past-due bonds, or
arrears for over six months In the payment of any
State or county tax.
58
NEW JERSEY-DEBT
other legal Indebtedness.
A supplement to this Act passed in 1912
provides that the failure to pay interest or principal of bonds the validity
or
of which is contested by the
municipality in pending litigation is not to be
deemed a default under said Act.
The constitutional prohibition above referred to against special legislation
relating to the Internal affairs of towns and counties has been so construed
by the highest Court in New Jersey as to prevent special legislation relating
to the internal affairs of any
municipality.
The word "towns" as used
In the constitutional provision is construed in the broadest possible sense,
so as to include
cities, towns, townships, boroughs, villages, school dis¬
tricts and municipalities of every kind.
The result of this is that while
the Legislature may, and does, incorporate municipalities by Special Laws,
naming them and defining their boundaries, Special Laws as to the govern¬
ment and powers of such municipalities cannot be passed.
The old special
charters, which many cities have and which were granted before Sept.
1875, when this constitutional provision was adopted, remain in force
except so far as amended or repealed by general laws, as the constitutional
prohibition prevents the amendment or repeal of these old special charters
by a special law.
Consequently, at almost every session of the Legislature
in recent years, one or more laws have been passed providing generally for
the government of cities, or some other class of municipalities, which laws,
while general in form, are really passed for the benefit of some particular
municipality.
To avoid the amendment or repeal of the old special charters,
the new laws by their terms do not take effect until accepted by the voters
at an election held for that purpose, and usually only the particular muni¬
cipality at whose solicitation a law is passed accepts it.
This makes it
necessary to inquire as to any municipality whether or not It has accepted
any such laws in order to know how it Is governed.
These referendum
charters, as they may be called, frequently contain special debt limits and
other important provisions in regard to municipal finance,, as did also
the old spieclal charters.
Similarly, many acts granting power to muni¬
cipalities are passed
which do not provide a frame of government, but
still take effect only on acceptance.
Counties, towns, townships, boroughs and villages are almost entirely
by general laws applicable either to all municipal corporations
or to those classes, except that a few of the older towns have special charters
which are still in force so far as not inconsistent with general laws adopted
since.
Counties are governed by the General County Act of 1846, as
amended, Comp. Stat, of 1910, p. 474, and there are numerous Acts giving
powers either to all counties or to those Of a certain population.
Towns
are governed by the General Town Law of 1895, P. L. 1895, p. 218, Comp
Stat, of 1910, p. 5518.
This Act applies to all towns incorporated under
it by referendum proceedings, and also to towns previously incorporated
under other General Town Laws.
Boroughs are governed by the General
Borough Law of 1897, Comp. Stat. 1910, p. 226.
This Act limits the
bonded debt of boroughs to 15% of the assessed valuation.
Townships
are governed by the General Township Law of 1899, Comp. Stat, of 1910,
p. 5567, which limits the bonded debt of townships to 10% of the assessed
valuation.
There are few villages in New Jersey, most of the former
villages being now incorporated under some other form, but the remaining
villages are mostly governed by the General Village Act of 1891, Comp.
Stat, of 1910, p. 5727, which is known as The Winton Act.
governed
.
districts under Art.
his
of
The Act of Mar. 26 1896, appearing in the Comp. Stat, under the heading
"Municipal Corporations," Sec. 20 and 21, p. 3462, provided that
no borough or village should be
incorporated except by special
Act of the Legislature.
While this Act operated to prevent the incorpora¬
tion of boroughs and villages by referendum proceedings under previous
general laws, it does not prevent subsequent action by the Legislature
{jermittlngits policy to incorporate^ Jbowever, a declaration byAct, Legisature of
such incorporation. It Is municipalities by special the which
policy has
been
pursued
to
all
municipalities since that date.
This
has many advantages, the principal one of which is, that as to
municipalities so incorporated there can be no question as to their cor¬
porate existence, name, and boundaries, which are fixed by, the special
Act.
When the Legislature desires to Incorporate a town, township,
borough or village, it now does so by a special Act fixing the name and
boundaries of the new municipality, and the new municipality thereupon
becomes subject to the general laws affecting the class to which it
belongs.
In the case of new cities, the situation is more
complicated, because there
is no general Act relating to all cities and
furnishing a form of government
therefor which takes effect without acceptance by the voters or
governing
body of the city.
Therefore, when the Legislature incorporates a new
city, as it cannot by the Act of incorporation provide for its government,
but can only fix its name and boundaries, the new
city would be without
any frame of government unless
it should proceed to accept one of the
general referendum charters.
Cities under 12,000 population are governed
by the Act of March 24 1897, Comp. Stat, of 1910, p. 1297, unless they have
a special charter or have
adopted a referendum charter.
This is the course
generally pursued, and frequently the Legislature has simultaneously in¬
corporated a new city and passed a new referendum charter ostensibly for
all cities, but which was intended to be, and
was, accepted only by the new
city.
The effect of this is practically the same as if a special charter had
been passed for the new city.
as
course
At the session of 1911 the Legislature adopted
Act providing for the
commission form of government in cities,
generally known as The Walsh
Act, being Chap. 221 of the Laws of that year.
This Act, (which only
applies to municipalities accepting it at an election) provides that it
may
be so accepted by "cities,
towns, boroughs and other municipalities."
;
an
This left it uncertain whether on the one hand the
Act applied to counties
and school districts, or whether, on the other
hand, it could be accepted
by villages and townships.
This doubt was set at rest by an amendment
adopted by the Legislature at the session of 1912, which amended the
title and body of the Act so as to make it
applicable to cities, towns,
townships, boroughs, villages and municipalities governed by boards
of commissioners and
improvement commissions, and to these only,
that it is
clear that counties and school districts are not
affected.
further amended and supplemented
by Chapters 179 and 282
of the Acts of 1913.
Only five of the larger municipalities in New Jersey,
i. e., the cities of
Trenton, Passaic, Atlantic City, Jersey City and Long
Branch have accepted the Walsh
Act, and, while submitted to the voters
of a number of other cities, such as
Camden, Paterson, Hoboken, Elizabeth
so
The Act
now
was
and
Bayonne, has been rejected by them.
The Walsh Act limited the net
bonded debt of cities accepting it to
10% of the assessed valuation of prop¬
erty therein, unless authorized by the voters at a
special election.
The
amendment of 1912 provides that such net bonded debt shall
be determined
by deducting from the ^ross bonded debt all water bonds, cash and
invest¬
sinking funds, and all bonds the payment of which is provided
in the current tax
levy and makes the limit on debt without an election
15% instead of 10% (see "Chronicle" of Jam 18 1913, page
171).
ments held in
,
Under the County Act of 1846, as
amended, counties are governed by
large Boards of Chosen Freeholders, each Freeholder
being elected by the
municipality, or portion thereof, that he represents.
Bv the Strong Act
(P. L. 1902, p. 65), counties accepting it at an election have
a small Board
^ large, consisting of 9,7, 5 or 3
members, according to population.
Strong Act was amended by P. L. 1909, p. 294, and by two Acts
passed
I
^M12,T?*T278kand D* 494)» and revlsed and re-enacted by
1912, p. 619.
P. L. 1912, d. 228, is a similar referendum Act
appli¬
only, to counties of the first, class (population
200,000).
Several
counties have already accepted the
Strong Act. and as the small Board
elected at large represents one of the
principles of the so-called commission
form of government, it has been stated in
the press that these counties
have accepted the "commission form of
government," thus creatine the
false Impression that they
ha,d accepted the Walsh Act.
e>
n
P. L.
cable
School Districts are governed by the General
School Law of 1903,
Comp.
or 1910, p.
4724, which provides that every incorporated
city, town,
township and borough shall be a school district.
City school
Stat,
Art.
VI
of
this
°/ the
districts
law.
which practically
makes the
Government, and authorizes
are
Board
of
the issuance
of bonds of the City for school
purposes to an amount not exceeding 3 %
of the assessed valuation of the
City.
School districts in towns, townships
and boroughs are governed
by the provisions of Art. VII of this
law, which
P£?vides forof the
the issuance of bonds of
obligations
such school districts (which are not
township or borough) as the legal voters
may
limitation.
The School Law also
town,
direct, without
any
provides that the
voters or any city school district
may accept the provisions of Article VII
2f.£ae.Schoi)1 Law, and be governed like
district,
and,
on
a town, township or borough
the other hand, town,
township and borough school
the provisions of Article VI of the School
districts may accept
be governed like a
Law and
city district.
This has been done
chiefly by large
towns, which found It cumbersome to submit all
important matters as to
taxation and bond issues to
meetings of the voters, and the towns of
West Hoboken, Kearny and Montclalr have
accepted and are governed
V ri?*
of Art.
VII.
s° far m we
The
are aware, no city has accepted the provisions
proceedings for the issuance of bonds of all school
VII
must
before the
approval
bonds
be submitted to
are
the
Attorney-General for
Issued.
SALE OF BONDS.—By the Act of Apr. 9th 1910, P. L. 1910, p. 347,
Comp. Stat, of 1901, p. 3685, all municipal bonds must be sold for not less
than par at public sale on ten days'
they
this
are
notice, unless the statute under which
issued expressly authorizes private sale.
By an amendment to
(P. L. 1911, p. 218), the notice must be given
Act, passed in 1911
by two Insertions in
paper, and private sale to the sinking fund
1903, the Borough Law of 1897 and the
1899, Comp. Stat, of 1910, p. 3681
(which
last Act as amended applies to all municipalities except school districts
and counties), expressly authorize
private sale, as does the Grade Crossing
Act of April 1 1912 and the County Funding Act of the same date which
last Act authorizes the funding of floating debt of counties existing Jan. 1
1912.
A supplement to the School Law, P. L. 1911, p. 514, prohibits the
Issuance of school bonds except after public sale on ten days' notice, unless
previously offered to and rejected by the School Fund.
This Act also re¬
quires all School Bonds to be signed, sealed, delivered and paid for in the
State of New Jersey, such payment to be made by cash or certified check
to the order of the custodian of school
moneys, who is the Treasurer of the
city, town, township or borough, as the case may be.
is
allowed.
a
local
The School Law of
Funding Act of March 23
TAX
Stat. of
EXEMPTION—By Sec. 3 of the General Tax Act of 1903, Comp1910,
p.
5075,
bonds and other securities of the
United States
and of the State of New Jersey or
any County, taxing district or school
district of the State are exempt from taxation.
This makes all New Jersey
municipal bonds tax-exempt In that State.
,
LIMITATION OF TAX RATE —Chap. 116, Laws of 1906, provides
that the ultimate maximum tax rate for all taxing districts of the State
for county, school district and local
purposes, shall be $17.50 for each
$1,000 of assessed valuation, and requires a gradual reduction to said
ultimate rate in taxing districts where the rate in 1905 exceeded that amount.
The Act further provides an ultimate rate of taxation for county purposes
of $5.00 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, and for a similar gradual reduc¬
tion to said ultimate rate in counties which had a higher rate in 1905,
This limitation does not apply to taxes required to raise any State tax
State school tax. or to pay judgments, all of which may be in addition
to the rate limited by said Act.
Therefore, any holder of bonds or other
or
obligations of
any New Jersey municipality, while
to compel the Immediate levy of a tax to pay such
he might not be able
obligations, (If such a
levy would exceed the limit), could finally reach the same result by first
reducing his claim to a Judgment, and then compelling the levy of a tax
to pay that judgment.
These limitations are. therefore, not of much
Importance to Investors In New.Jersev municipal securities except as they
limit the tax burden
SAVINGS
on
BANKS'
the taxable property for other purposes.
INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND
RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The savings bank law of New Jersey was completely revised by
the State Legislature of 1906, without, however, changing in
any essential
respects the investment
to
or
thereafter
[Vol. xcvii.
OF STATE.
provisions.
In 1913 the law was further amended
permit investment in certain bonds secured by first mortgage on terminal
See V. 96, p. 1169.
We give below in full the investment
dock property.
sections of the
new
law,
VI. DEPOSITS—HOW INVESTED.
SECTION 33. No savings bank shall invest the moneys deposited with
the same in any manner except as follows, to wit:
I. In stocks or bonds or Interest-bearing notes or obligations of the United
States, or those for which the faith of the United States Is distinctly pledged
to provide for the payment of the principal and Interest thereof:
II. In the interest-bearing bonds of this State; or in any bonds author¬
ized by the laws of this State to be issued by any commission appointed
by
the Supreme Court of this State, by virtue of any law of this State;
III. In the bonds of any State in the Union that has
not, within ten
years previous to making such lrivestment by any such bank, defaulted in
the payment of any part of either principal or interest in any debt author¬
ized by any law of such State to be contracted.
IV. In the bonds of any county, township, municipality or school dis¬
trict of this State issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this State,
provided, such county, township, municipality or school district shall not,
within the five years next preceding, have defaulted in the payment or
any part of either principal or interest of any legal debt or obligation thereof;
and provided further, the total indebtedness of any borough or village does
not exceed 10% of its assessed valuation, and such school district bonds
are by law charged upon all the
property of the inhabitants of such district
or in any interest-bearing obligation issued
by the county in which such
bank is situated, or by any city, town, township, borough or village in such
county.
•
In the bonds of any city or county of any other State of the Unloh
pursuant to the authority of any law of any such State; provided,
such city or county has, within ten years previous to making such In¬
V.
Issued
no
vestment, defaulted In the payment of any part of either principal or In¬
terest of any debt authorized by law of such State to be contracted; and
provided -further, the total Indebtedness of any such city or county is limited
by law to 10% of Its assessed valuation;
VI. In first mortgage bonds issued, guaranteed,or assumed by any rail¬
company which has paid dividends of not less than 4% per annum
regularly on its entire capital stock for a period of not less than five years
next previous to the purchase of such bonds, or in any consolidated mort¬
gage bonds issued, guaranteed or assumed by any such company authorized
road
to be issued to retire the
entire bonded debt of such company, or in the
bonds of any railway terminal or dock company of this State, secured by
first mortgage on terminal or dock property fronting on the Hudson River
and having an assessed value for the purpose of taxation in excess of the
amount of the
entire issue of bonds, and used and occupied as a dock or
terminal by any railroad company now operating in this State.
VII. In bonds secured by mortgages which shall be a first lien on real
estate situate in this State, and worth at least double the amount loaned
thereon, but not to exceed 80% of the whole deposits shall be so loaned or
Invested; but In case the loan Is on unimproved or unproductive real estate,
more than 30% of Its actual value;
the amount loaned thereon shall not be
and
no Investment In any bond and mortgage shall be made by any savings
bank, except upon the report of a committee of at least three of the man¬
agers, and two members of which committee shall certify In writing to the
value of the premises mortgaged, or to be mortgaged, according to their
best judgment; such report shall be filed and preserved among the records
of the
bank;
VIII.
(а)
,
v'V
1
In real estate strictly In accordance with the following provisions:
A plot,whereon Is erected, or may be erected, a building or buildings
requisite for the convenient transaction of its business, and from portions
of which not required for its own use a revenue may be derived; the costs
of such building or buildings and lot shall In no case exceed 50% of the net
surplus of such bank except with the written approval of the Commissioner
of Banking and Insurance; provided, the limitations as to the cost of such
lot and building contained in this subdivision shall not apply to or affect
any such Investment heretofore made by a savings bank organized under a
special charter;
>
"
■
■.
(б) Such as shall have been purchased or acquired by It at sales upon the
foreclosure of mortgages owned by such corporation, or upon judgments or
decrees obtained or rendered for debts due to it, qr in settlements effected to
secure such debts,
or in satisfaction of such mortgages; and all such real
estate shall be sold by such bank within five years after the same shall have
been so purchased, unless, upon application by such corporation to the Com¬
missioner of Banking and Insurance, he shall extend the time within which
such sale shall be made; the provisions of this section shall apply to all funds
of any savings bank, including Its reserve fund, and all investments of money
and sales and transfers of securities may be made in the manner provided
and made lawful in this Act, notwithstanding any provision In any 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 deposit with the
thereof, upon notes, bills of exchange or drafts, except
which shall be of the same
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.
same,
or any part
upon the additional pledge of collateral security,
nature and character as those in which the money
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.—This subject Is covered by th«
Act of May 8 1907, Public Laws 1907, p. 382; Comp. Stat, of 1910^ p. 3864.
printed in full in "Chronicle" of Nov. 23 1907, p. 1352.
Beach-Improvement Bonds.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
BAYONNE.
STATE OP NEW JERSEY.
Incorporated
Hudson County.
city 1869. Com¬
mission govt, defeated June 13 1911
and again Apr. 15 1913.
On Sept. 21
1913 the voters defeated the question
of purchasing the plant of the New
York & New Jersey Water Co. for
$2,279,505.
V. 97, p. 678.
Road-Construction Bonds.
68% J-J
$4,000
June 2 1914
4 Ms'03 J-J
35,000
Ja i 1 1923
This
ACQUACKANONK TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is In Passaic County.
School Bonds.
4Ms'06 M-N $27,500o_June 1 *18-'45
5s '00
F-A
500c
1914
4Ms'03 J^l
9,000c
1914-1924
4^8*05 A-O
4,000c-... 1915-1922
4Ms'06 M-N$12,500c.June 1 *18-'30
4Ms'07 M-N 23,400c_May 1 '14-'36
4Hs'10 M-N119,800c.May 1 *15-'48
4Hs'06 M-N
3,500c_June 1 *17-'20
5s '08
J-J
60.500c.July 1 *14-'43
4Hs'll M-N
8,000c
1916-1924
4Ms'12 M-N 61.500c_May 1 *22-'52
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.$330,200
Sewer notes
30,000
Assessed valuation 1913--10,889,015
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1913..$4,939
Population In 191011,869
INT.
on
the bonds of *08, *10, *11
City-Improvement Bonds.
4Msg*96M-N $49,000o
May 1 1916
4Msg'98A-0
5,000c... Apr 1 1918
4Msg'99M-N 10,000c...May 1 1914
4s g *01 M-N 114,000c...May 1 1916
\24,000c. ..May 1 1921
4s g *05 A-O
55,000c...Apr 1 1925
4Msg'08J-J
55,000c.. Jan 1 1928
4 Mg'll J-J
75,000c...Jan 11931
4Mg'12J-J
20,000c.
Jan 11932
4Mg'l3 J-J
6,000
Jan 11933
Park Bonds.
4Msg'99J-J $100,000c...July 1 1929
4Msg'08J-J
425,000c.:..July 1 1943
4Mg'10 J-J
175,000c... Jan 1 1945
4 Msg'lOJ-J
102,000c...Jan 1 1945
4s g *11 J-J
1 1946
178,000c
Jan
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$20,000c._.Jan 1 1914
4H g '11 J-J
10,000o
Jan 1 1916
Absecon Impt. Bonds.
4Msg
J-J
$50,000....July 1 1942
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s g *02 J-J
$8,000c...July 1 1932
4Msg'07J-J
25,000c...Jan 1 1937
4s '06
J-J
128,000c...July 1 1926
4s g '09 J-J
28,000c...Jan 1 1944
4Mg'10J-J
55,000c... Jan 11945
4Hg'13 J-J
20,000c...Jan 1 1943
4>i g
J-J
40,000c...Jan
1 1948
Texas Avenue Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-J
$40,000c...July 1 1938
Massachusetts Avenue Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-J
$30,000c
July 1 1928
Michigan Avenue Bonds.
4s g '06 A-O
$7,000c...Oct 11936
Drexel Avenue Bonds.
4Mg*ll J-J
$4,000o
July 1 1915
Plaza Place Bonds.
_
.
1912 is payable at the Citizens'
Co. of Pater son; on others at
the First Nat. Bank of Paterson.
and
Trust
ASBURY PARK.
This city is in Monmouth County.
Incorporated as a city in 1897.
Fire Bonds.
■
5s
A-O $10,000c..-Oct 1 1915
4s
J-J
6,000c.-_Jan 1 1915
4s '04
J-D
19,000c...June 1 1934
4Hs'09 M-N
15,000c
1944
Beach Bonds.
4s
A-O $250,000c—Apr 1 1933
4Ms'07 J-J
150,000c_..July. 1 1947
4Ms'll J-J
150,000c—-Jan 1 1951
Water Bonds.
5s
J-D $60,000c.. -June 1 1915
(Subject to call June 1 1900.)
J-D $10,000c.. .June 1 1917
5s
J-D
50,000c. ..June 1 1924
5s
J-J
48;600o.__Jan 1 1927
5s
J-J
22,000c...Jan 1
4s
A-O
22,000c—Apr 1 1936
4s *06
School Bonds (City's Portion).
5s
J-D $57,000c June 20 '14-'43
4Hs'07 J-D 100,000c
1937
.
„
,
_
^
4Mg'll J-J
$6,000c...July 1 1921
Lighting Standard Bonds.
4 Mg 11 J-J
$37,000c... July 1 1945
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 "13 $7,439,000
Sinking fund
2,189,429
NET DEBT Oct 15'IS....5,249,573
2,218,000
1928.^ater debt (lncl. above).
School debt
(see below)
4*|s*13 J-J
59
AND TOWNS.
NEW JERSEY-CITIES
Nov., 1913.]
175,000c-.Jan
1 1943
Park-Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms '11 J^J
$50,000c. ..Jan 1 1951
Library Bonds.
M-N $18,000c...Nov 1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-O $50,000c— .Apr 1 1933
4s *05
M-S
50,000o—Sept 1 1945
4s
Octl5'13(not incl.above) 1,242,000
Total assessed val. 1913—89,014,579
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—.$18.70
Population in 1910
46,150
Summer population (est)....300,000
INTEREST on the city-hall, pub¬
lic library, water 4s and 4 Ms of 1906,
city Improvt. 4s and 4 Ms of 1908,
crematory bonds due 1920 and 1921;
paving bonds due 1921, 1922, 1924,
1925, 1927, 1928, 1944, 1945, 1946
and 1947,
fire-house bonds,
park
bonds,
Texas
Ave.
bonds, Mass.
75,0 0c...July 1 1942
35,000c
— .1944
Ave.
bonds.
Mt.
Vernon
Ave.
4Ms'12 J-J
75,000c...July 1 1947
drainage
bonds
of
1909,
FUND. DEBT Apr 1 *13-$1,430,822 bonds,
Drexel
Ave.
lighting
standard;
Value city property.
-1,832,210
Plaza Place, Absecon Impt. and hos¬
Total equalized val. 1912.12,474,340
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$25.05 pital bonds is payable at Hanover
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on Albany Ave.
Population In 1910
10,150
bonds and paving bonds due 1929, at
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Nat, Park Bk., N. Y.; on other bonds
in Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY.
This city Is in Atlantic County.
ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL DIST.
Incorporated March 3 1854.
New 4 Ms'97 J-J
$5,000c..- July 1 1914
Charter adopted Apr. 3 1902.
Com¬ 3Hs'00 M-S 105,O00c_Mch 1 '14-*24
mission gov't accepted May 14 1912.
4s g '04 J^T
45,000c_July 1 '14-*22
City-Hall Bonds.
4s g *05 J-J
102,000c.July 1 '25-*31
48 g 00 F-A $90,000c
Aug 1 1930 4s g '06 J-J
65,000c.July 1 '31-'35
4s g'09 J-J
20,000c.. .Jan. 1 1944 4s '06
J-J
16,000c...July 1 1936
Public-Library Bonds.
4Ms'07 J-J
70,000c...July 1 1937
4s g '03 J-J
$30,000c...Jan .1 1938 4 Mg'08 J-J
160,000c. July 1 '38-'42
4s g; '05 J-J
4,000c.. Jan 1 '14-'17 4
sg'09 J-J
120,000c. ..July 1 1943
Tax-Arrearage Bonds.
4 Msg
J-J
139,000c.-July 1 1945
4Mg'09 J-J $100,000c...July 1 1914 4
Mg'll J-J
170,000c—Jan 11946
Water Bonds.
4Mg'12J-J
245,000c—July 1 1947
5s g '95 J-D$761,000o
June 1 1925
4Mg'13J-J
11,000c... July 1 1948
1926
4Msg'96M-S 100,000c
Mch
BOND, DEBT Oct 15 '13.1,242,000
1917
4Msg'97J-J
12,000c. ..July
INTEREST on 4s and 4 Ms due in
1930
4s g '00 J-J
200,000c._ .July
1937 and the 4 Ms due 1938-1947 Is
1931
4s g '01 J-J
70,000c...July
payable at Hanover Nat. Bank, New
1932
4s g'02 J-J
15,000c—.July
York; on the 4 Ms due 1943 at the
1933
4s g '03 J-J
75,000c...Jan
National Park Bank, New York; on
1934
4s g *04 J-J
35,000c..- July
other bonds in Atlantic City.
1941
4Msg'06J-J 300,000c...July
1945
4Mg'10J-J
160,000c
Jan
1945 ATLANTIC COUNTY.
4Mg'10J-J
115,000c... July
May's Landing Is the county seat.
1946
4^g'llJ-J
75,000c—.Jan
Building Bonds.
1947
4Mg'12J-J
100,000c
Jan
1943 4s g *06 J-J ;$20,000r..jan 1 '14-*17
4W13 J-J 200,000c...Jan
H?'1
\ 12,000r__ Jan 1 '14-*19
Mt. Vernon Avenue Bonds.
J-J
5,000r____Jan 1 1914
1 1918 4s'08
4Ms'08J-J
$ 15,000c-_Jan
4s '10
J-J
20.000r.\Jan 1 '15-'20
Bellevue Avenue Bonds.
J-J
40,000r_/
1 1920 5s *10
4Msg'10J-J
$9,000c—July
5s '13
M-S 75,000—Mar 1 *52-'57
Albany Avenue Bonds.
M-S
60.000L.Oct 1 '16-'27
4Msg'09J-J $100.000o_—July 1 1944 5s *13
Road Bonds.
Crematory Bonds.
J-J
$5,000r
Jan 1 1914
1918 4s
4Msg'98J-J
$40,000c—.July
J-J
100,000c—Jan 1 '21-'30
1920 5s '11
4Msg'00J-J
10,000c:.__Jan ■
1921
Bridge Bonds.
4s g *01 J-J
32,000c—.Jan
4s '08
J-J
$15,000r..Jan 1 *14-'16
Paving Bonds.
J-J
60,000r_.Jan 1 '20-'25
1919 5s '11
4s g '99 M-N $74,000c
Nov
30,000c..Jan 1 '20-'25
1921 4Hs'12 J-J
4s g '01 A-O 135,000c..-Oct
4s g '02 A-O
1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$442,000
15,000c. ..Oct
4Ms'07 J-J
4Ms'09 M-N
-
-
1924
4Msg'04M-N 195,000c—.May
Ac*
*hPL
T
TV
TOn f\f\f\r%
Tn-rtrh
4s g '05 J-D 130,000c
June 1 1925
4s g '06 A-O
1926
80,000c—.Apr
1927
4 Msg'07J-J
250,000c... Jan
1926
4s g '06 J-J
15,000c._ .Oct
1928
65,000c
Jan
4Msg'08J-J
4 Ms'08 J-J
1928
70,000c___ July
1929
4s g '09 J-J
65,000c
Jan
1944
4 Msg'09J-J
212,000c...July
1945
4Msg'10J-J 135,000c...July
1946
4 Mg'll J-J
70,000c
Jan
4 Msg
7,000c—_ Jan 1 1921
J-J
4Ms'll J-J
33,000
July 1 1921
35.000c—Jan 1 1947
4Msg
J-J
45,000c
Jan
1 1938
4Mg'13 J-J
4Mg'12 J-J
12,000c—.July 1 1922
Hospital Bonds.
4s g '06 M-S $30,000c...Sept
1936
1937
4Ms*07 M-S
70,000c—.Sept
4Mg'09 M-S
1939
5,000c...Sept
Drainage Bonds.
1937
4Msg'07J-J $20,000c...July
4 Msg'09J-J
1938
100,000c
July
4 Mg'll J-J
1941
250,000c
Jan
4 Msg'11 J-J
1941
600,000c
Jan
1943
180,000c
Jan
4MB 13 J-J
Atlantic Ave. Improv't Bonds.
4Ms'07 A-O $44,000c—.Oct 1 1937
rr
Conduit Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N $30,000c—.May 1 1936
4Hsg'12J-J
15,000c—Jan 1 1947
Floatingdebt
Sinking fund—
30,000
20,000
•<—.
as
1931
*95
J-J
Water Bonds.
'
4Mg'02 J-J
$15,000
_
Deo 1 1922
16,000----Jan 1 1928
4s '02
J-J
53,000----Jan 1 1932
4 Mg'03 J-J
45,000
July 1 1923
Police-Headquarters Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$43,000
July 1 1925
Track Elevation Bond?.
J-J
$7,000——Deo 1 1923
4 Ms'03 J-D
School Bonds.
M-S
$8,000
5s '96
6,000
J-J
■
J-J
J-J
4s '02
J-J
4s '02
Jan 1 1916
Sept 1 1916
May 1 1917
70,000
9.000
100,000
Mch 1
6,000
Sept 1
12,000- —-July 2
2,000.--Sept 16
11,500
Apr 1
12,500—Aug 18
Ms'96 J-J
J-J
4 Ms'97
4 Ms'98 J—J
4s '99
J-J
4s '01
J-J
4Mg'07 J-J
5s g *08 J-J
_
..
...
-
*
$58,000—-July 1 1916
24,500
May 1 1927
Street-Improvement Bonds.
*08
J-J
1941
1
'24-'28
5s '94
J-J
$500
July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13- $240,100
Assessed valuation 1912.-.3,269,603
(per $1,000) 1912_—$24.30
in 1910
1,433
Improvement, Jetty and
park bonds In Belmar; all other Is¬
on
In N. Y. at R. M.
sues
Grant
& Co
'
$155,000—-May 1 1929
183,000----Jan 1 1928
4Ms'll J-D
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$43,000c—Jan 1 '14-'20
J-D
10,000r
Dec 1 1914
4s '04
F-A 110,000c—Aug 1'14-'24
4 Ms'07 F-A
56,000c—Aug 1 '14-'27
4 Ms'07 F-A
8,000c. .Aug 1 '14-T7
4 Ms'07 F-A
8,000c. .Aug 1 *14-'17
4s '09
F-A
72,000c....Aug 1 1939'
4^s'll J-J
58,Q00o—July 1 1931
4Ms
11,000—July 1 1931
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J
$14,000o—July 1 1941
Building Bonds.
4s *09
F-A$ 100,000c.Feb 1 '14-'38
4s '09
M-N 150,000c.May 1 '14-'38
4Hs'10 A-O 400,000c.Apr 1 ,15_,3g
4Hs'10 A-O 400,000c.0ct 1 '15-'39
4 Hs'll M-N 400,000c
1939
4Hs'12
110,000c
1917-1938
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '08
M-S $82,OOOo&rSeptl'15-35
4 Hs'll J-J
75,000o July 1 '27-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$2,078,000
Assessment debt (add'l)..
200,000
Floating debt
215,190
Total assessed val. '12 .$119,054,142
3 Ms
4s
.
—
.
_
.
_
_
275,000—-July 1 1928
121,000---Apr 15 1921
J-J
J-J
4 Ms'96 J-J
4s '07
M-N
5s
11
J-D
15,000
Jetty Bonds.
J-J
$ 10,000c_Jan
Park Bonds.
—.
Park Bonds.
4 Ms'09 J-J
1935
1925.)
1
F-A $33,000—.......1941
5s *98
....
4s^06* ^-J d|'65,000- —-Apr 16 1916
5s *08
4s '11
5s
;il
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1922
1933
1935
1922
1928
1928
1928
1929
(Assessment about full value.)
1930 County tax (per $1,000) 1912--$4.55
1930 Population In 1910.
1
138,002
1931
INTEREST on bridge 3 Ms is pay1931
100,000----Mch 2
6,750
Mch 1
49,400--,. -Jan 1
160,000c...Apr 1
M-N 265,000
5s '08
Nov 1
12,000
July 1
5s '08
J-J
4 Ms'09 J-J
60,500
Sept 1
4s '10
J-J
7,500
Jan 1
298,000
July 1
4Ms'10 J-J
50,400c.. -July 1
4Ms'll J-J
8,500
Dec 15
4Ms'll
4Mg'13J-J 338,000c...Jan 1 1933
Ci
Ity-Hall Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$38,000
Jan 1 1931
Paving Bonds.
4s '97
J-J
$17,000—-Jan 1 1917
5s *10
J-J
234.000
July 1 1930
Playground Bonds.
5s'10
J-J
$6,500.---.$1,500 y'ly
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s '94
A-O
$9,000
Oct 1 1914
5s *95
M-S
2,000
Mch 1 1915
4s '98
J-J
8,000
Jan 1 1918
4s *98
M-N
10,000
Nov 1 1918
4s'99
M-S
8,000----Sept 1 1919
4s '06
M-S
20,000-l--Sept 1 1926
4s'09
J-D
7,000
June 11916
Floating Debt Bonds.
4s '08
J-J $207,000.---Jan 1 1928
4 Ms'11 J-D 218,000c...June 1 1931
4 Ms'03 J-J
4s '05
J-J
.
05
A-O $29,000c
(Subject to call Sept.
5s
...
Mch 1 1915
5s '95
4s *01
1935
$37,000----July 1 1915
23,000----Jan 1 1916 BERGEN COUNTY.
Hackensack Is the county seat.
33,000
Jan 1 1925
J-J
J-J
5s
4
5s
INT.
M-S
$5,000
Sept 2 1922
Funded Assessment Bonds.
.
4s '98
M-N $25,000c
Tax rate
4s "02
5s '96
'05
(Subjeot to oall 1925.)
Funding Bonds.
1921 Population
Library-Site Bonds.
5s *95
5s
a
4» $218JK)0o-- June 1
4s %°1U f M^?°?2!IoO dS. Sept 13
265,000—-June 1 1921
—
6ble at 4HsHackensack Trust Co.; on
ridge the at A. B. Leach & Co. in
Y. City; on road and building
bonds at Columbia Tr. Co. in N. Y:
N.
City;
on
other bonds at Hackensack
National Bank.
BLOOMFIELD.
This town Is In Essex County. In¬
as a town Feb. 26 1900.
corporated
School Bonds.
4s
A-O
'10
F-A
4s
1914-1953,
M-N$153,500c
4s *09
31,000c.Apr l J18-'4£
180,000c.Jugri *20^
Augn '20-;5*
Sewer Bonds.
4s
F-A
Feb
$50,000o
1930
Park Bonds.
'09
A-O $30,000c.Apr
1 *30-'35
4s '11
J-D
30,000c...Dec 1 1941
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-D $75,000c.June 1 '19-'29
Water Bonds.
4s
'
A-0$ 105,000c&rAprl »19-'37
Funding Bonds.
5s '13
M-N$200,000c.May 1'15-24
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
$25,000o
July 1 1924
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13—.$687,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
246,224
Floating debt.
139,133
Total valuation 1913-:.- —14,532,437
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$20.40
Population In 1910
15.070
INT. on school, park & water bds.
at Bloomfield Nat. Bk., on street &
sewer
bonds at Fidelity Tr.
Co.,
4s
M-S
95,000
Mch 1 1922
Refunding Assessment Bonds.
5s '88
J-J
$50,000
May 1 1918
5s '88
J-J
46,000
July 1 1918
5s '89
J-J
53,000Jlan 1 1919
5s '89
J-J
68,000-"—July 1 1919
Newark:
on
fire-house
bonds
at
BOND. DEBT May 1 '12-$3,771,650
U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., New York.
Twp. bonds (on demand)
500
4s *12
-
—
.
682,945
1912 3,018,972 BOUND BROOK.
44,806,800
This borough Is in Somerset Co.
valuation, personal.. 9,852,025 Inc. Mch. 31 1891. Pop. '10, 3,970.
valuation, railroad—
773,979
Improvement Certificates.
Sinking fund——
City property May 1
Tax valuation, real
Tax
Tax
Total valuation 1913
—
——55,432.804
5s
M-N $3,000
1914-1916
(per $1,000) 1913--$20.89
Sewer Certificates.
Population In 1910
55,545 5s
J-D $14,000c_$l,000 yearly
INTEREST payable part at Hud¬
School Bonds.
I
son Co.
Nat. Bank of Jersey City,
4s
F-A
$3,000c 1 $2,000 yearly,.
part at Bayonne Tr. Co. and part at 4 Ms
F-A
56,000c/
the Mechanics' Tr. Co. in Bayonne.
4 Ms'll F-A
15,000c.Feb 1 *26-'40
PERM'T DEBT Oct 1 '13—$91,000
Total tax
belleville!
Floatingdebt..;
This town is in Essex County.
,
.
Is in
city
4Ms'13 J-J
$80,000c_Jan 15 *27-'42
Road Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$85,000r
_ —.1925
Water Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$47,000c
-.1921
Sewer Bonds.
5s
5s *13
Total tax (per $1,000)
INTEREST
lector's
office;
on
sewer
on
loan at Col¬
school
bonds at
First National Bank.
BRADLEY BEACH
This
1941
1 1943 5s '10
M-S $11,500c
F-A
47,000c...Aug
21,500
2,802,303
1913—$21.'00
Assessed valuation 1913
School Bonds.
district
Is
in
SCH. DIST.
Monmouth
M-S $87,0000
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913.
Co.
-1930
$87,000
1920 Assessed valuation 1913—2,171,300
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$5.13
Library Bonds.
Total assessed val.
4 Ms
M-S $3,200c
—
Sidewalk Impt. Bonds.
5s
F-A $73,500c.
.—-.1921
County tax (per $1,000)1913 $3.07 +
Population In 1910.:
..—71,894
INT. at County Collector's office.
5s '13
i
1913.113,646,839
(Assessm't about H% actual val.)
Co.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Hsg
J-J
$60,000c—July 1 1928
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4s g
J-J
$39,000c-.July 1 1928
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s g '06 J-J
$12,000c...Apr 2 1916
Water-Works Bonds.
5s g '06 J-J
$6,000c—Apr 10 1921
Refunding Light Bonds.
4Msg'06J-J
$15,000r—May 10 1926
Funding Bonds.
5s g *04 J-J
$9,000c—Jan 1 *14- 22
5s g'07 J-J
l,800r_Dec 31'14-'15
BOND. DEBT Dec 18 T2._$145,700
Assess, val. (M act.) '12—2,090,026
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$23^.10
Population In 1910
- - 1-645
INT. on funding, bonds of 1907 at
the Atlantic Highlands Nat. Bank;
on others in New York.
„
F-A
BRIDGETON.
$75,000c—Aug 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.$220,200
Floating debt (about)
Sinking fund (about)
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
This borough is in Monmouth
Inc. 1887; reinc. Sept. 15 1891.
—
Refunding Bonds.
100,000
35,000
Assessed valuation 1913—.7,177,252
This city is situated In Cumberland
County.
Incorp. Nov. 29 1864.
Street Bonds (opt. after 1910).
4s
A-O $80,000r„_Oct
1 1920
Sewer Bonds.
$1,000) 1912—$17.60 4Ms'll J-J
Population in 1910
9,891 4Ms'13
Total tax (per
$50,000c...July 1 1941
1 1943
15,000
Sept
Water Bonds.
6s
F-A
$2,000c... Aug
4 Ms'll J-J
75,000c...July
4Ms'13 J-J
55,000c—Jan
—
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Belleville
1 1913
1 1941
1 1943
In Monmouth
Paving Bonds.
County.
Incorporated In 1885.
4s '06
J-J
$10,200r
July 1 1927
Fire-Engine Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
5s '09
A-O
$4,500
193®
BELMAR.
This
borough
Sewer
is
Bonds.
$12,600c
School Bonds*
A-O $15,000c...Apr '14-'18
1941 4s
J-J
25,000c—July 1 1922
1 1943 4s '02
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
18,200c
1942
1 1937 4Ms'12
Funding Bonds.
1 1943
4s '04
J-J
$50,000c—Jan 1 1934
1 1942 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919)
4s '09
F-A $35,0000...Feb 1 1939
(Subject to call after Feb X 1924)
5s *96
J-J
$52,000c...Jan '14-'27
Refunding Bonds.
Municipal Building Bonds.
M-S $15,000o—Sept 1 1935
6s g '10 A-O $15,000c—Oct
1 1939 4s '05
5s g '11 J-D
36,000
July
Water-Extension Bonds.
5s *07
J-J
$20,000o—July
5s '13
J-J
22,000
July
Water Funding Bonds.
5s '12
M-S $38,000
Sept
Improvement Bonds.
5s *13
J-J
—
60
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND
BRIDOETON (Concluded.)—
Park Bonds.
4b *03
J-J
$40,000c
Nov 1 1928
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1918.)
BOND. DEBT June 1913. $452,700
Sinking fund
96,600
Water debt (lncl.)
77,500
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '12.-7,449,173
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$19.20
Population In 1910
14,209
4s '96
4s *04
J-J
J-J
,
„
„
_
.
—
—
Filtration Bonds.
4s *09
A-O $25,000r—Oct
11939
(Subjeot to call after Oct 1 1919)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $253,750
Total valuation 1913
-4,379,461
Total tax (per $1,000)
1913---$21.20
"
INTEREST
payable
at
the
Me¬
chanics' Nat. Banv, Burlington.
Mount Holly Is the county
Asylum Bonds.
J-D
$15.000c—.$5,000 yrly
4Ks
J-D
3,500r__June 24 1915
Road-improvement Bonds.
4Ms'07 M-N '850.000o.Nov 1 ' 14-23
Deficiency Bdnds.
4Ms
M-S $11,640.33c Sep 25 1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$90,140
Assess, val. *12 (abt. act.) 32,828,814
State & co. tax (per $1,000) *12.$8.50
Population In 1910
66*565
on
the road bonds
M-N
j$20,000
Nov 1 1916
36.000-Nov 1 '21&26
\
4s
INTEREST
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4s *06
seat.
Is
payable at the Mount Holly Nat. By.
borough is In Morris County.
4 )4s'08 F-A
29,600
4 )4s'08 M-N
4 Hb'10 A-O
41,000-..May 1 1928
67,000—-Apr* 1 1935
Aug
1 1938
4)4s'll M-N
32.000—.Nov 1 1931
4)48*12 F-A
57.000
Aug 1 1918
Bridge Bonds.
4)48*06 M-N./$30.OOOr-May 1 1914
\ 35.000r..May 1 1018
4Ms'13
75,000
.—1933
...
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
*13.$1,089,700
Nov
5s *96
Feb
Bonds.
4s
J-J
$45,OOOr
Light Bonds.
169.864
88.596,325
1912. .$4.00
Total valuation 1913
County tax (per $1,000)
Population In 1910
-.--142,029
Feb
.1918 4s 98
4S '99
Sept
6,000...Sept 19 1919
1921 4Ms*07 Nov
15,000
Nov 1 1937
4s *08
Oct
10,000
Oct
1 1938
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s
A-O $11, OOOr
Dec
20,000
Dec 1 1939
1926 4S '09
Sewer Bonds.
4s '11
J'ne
15,000
June 1 1941
-.s
School Bonds.
$35,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '12_$106,000 4s '01
J-J
$40,000c—.July 1 1931
F-A
Floating debt
37,894 4s '02
45,000o—Aug 25 1932
Sinking fund
A-O
2,890 4s '04
85,000c—Apr 1 1934
Assess, vai. (M act.) '12
J-J
1,640,462 4s '04
6,800o
Jan 15 1934
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$23.40 4s '05
J-D
30,835r—June 1 1945
Population in 1910
J-D 140,000o—Dec 1 1946
1,874 4s '06
4s '07
J-J
100,000c—July 1 1947
4s *08
F-A
15,560c...Feb 1 1948
CLIFF SIDE PARK SCHOOL DIST
4s '09
J-J
10,000c—July 1 1949
This district is in Bergen County.
4s '10
A-O
42,000—Apr 1 1950
5s '10
J-J
$74,000-Jan 1 '33-'50 4s '10
J-J
30,000
June 1 1950
BOND. DEBT Jan 11911-$161,000
4Ms*10 J-J
220,000c...July 1 1950
Floating debt
15,000 4s '10
J-J
22,050c_-July 1 1950
4s *11
A-O 125,000
Apr 1 1951
4s '11
J-D
6,500
June 11951
COLLINGSWOOD.
4s '11
M-S
14,500
This borough Is In Camden
Sept 11951
County.
4s '12
J-J
4s
56,000—July 1 1952
J-D $150,000o
Deo 1 1934
5s
A-O
Sept 1 1053
25.000c
.1930 4Ms'13 M-S 33,000
Public-Playground Bonds.
Street Bonds.
J-J
$45,000c—.Aug 1 1947
4Ms'll J-D $50,000c
Deo 1 1941 4s *07
J-J
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13. $225,000 4s '08
7,000c—Jan 2 1948
Tidewater Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund.
42,000
4s*94
J-J
Assess, val. *.13
$88,000.o.JuIy 1 T4-'24
(65% act.).4,038,187
Board of Education Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.$22.63 +
4s *99
J-J
$8,000c—July 15 1919
Populatlon In 1910.
4,795
4s
J-J
$15,OOOr
...
...
.
—
-
INT.at Camden Safe Deposit & Tr.Co.
4s *99
J-D
16,750c—.Deo
town of Stockton
The city was in
corporated Feb. 14 1828Commis'n
govt, rejected July 1 1913.
reg.,
INT. at U. S, Mtg
at holders' opt.
& Tr. Co., N. Y.
CAPE MAY.
This city is in Cape May Co.
Mar.
3
1875.
Inc.
Commission govt, re¬
Board of Education Bonds.
4a '98
A-O $85,000 .—Apr 1 1919
jected Sept 5 '11 and again July 1 '13.
Dock and Wharf Bonds.
4Ms*10 M-N $64,000c&r-May
4a '10
M-N
40.000c&r_May
4a '13
M-S
18,000
Feb
4a '12
F-A
65,000
Aug
5s '08
M-N$104.000c..May 1 1938
A-O
2 1940
5s *05
5s '12
1 1963
5s '12
A-O
1 1942
5s '10
F-A
2 1930
4a '00
J-D
July 1 1928
19.000r.__June 1 1920
4a
'89
J-D
J-J
4Ms'92 J-J
4Ms*93 J-J
4M»'12 J-J
$91.000r_—June 1 1920
95.000
Jan
1 1920
95.000c...July 1 1922
95,000c&r Jan 1 T923
48.000
July 1 1942
Hospital Bonds.
'
4Ms*07 M-S $50.000o,—Sept
.»'13
25,000—
School Bonds.
■
4a '98
J-D $85,000r
June
4a '04
J-J
90,000r
Jan
4a '04
J-J
125.000r-.July
4a '07
F-A 200,000r._.Feb
4a '09
F-A
40,000r—Aug
4 K&'IO J-D
80.000c&r.June
4Hb'13 A-O 200,000c—-Apr
Re-paving Bonds.
4a 4)8
A-0$200.000r—.Apr
4a '99
M-S
50,000c—.Mch
4a'00
M-N
35,000r___May
4a '01
J-D
18,0001*—June
4s'03
J-D
75,000f—June
38,OOOr...Aug
A-O
10.OOOr
Oct
-
1 1918
1 1934
1 1934
11937
1 1939
1 1940
1 1943
J-D
$63.OOOr
.
-Dec
J-J
$34,OOOr
Jan
1
1938
11932
CRANFORD.
This
township Is In Union County.
Population 1910, 3,641.
Inc. 1871.
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$25,000o...July 1 1927
4Ms*97 J-J
25,OOOr...July 1 1927
School Bonds.
4Hs
M-S
J-J
4 Ms
5s *13
s-an
4Ms*13
...
$15,000c ....1914-1928
15,000c—.1918-1932
98,000—1933 & 1943
52,000—.
....
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913..
$79,100
Floating debt
24,878
Sinking fund.
L
29,536
Assessed valuation 1913
6,385,929
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$20.40
4s *99
J-J
$150,000c—.Jan
1 1934
A-O 124,000c&r_Apr 2 1936
4)48*07 M-S 135,OOOr
Sept 1 1937
4Ms'08 J-D 350.OOOr
June 1 1928
M-S
4s *09
A-O
65,000--.Sept 1 1937
Refunding Fire-House Bonds.
3)4s*07 J-J
$20,OOOr
Jan
11937
14.OOOr ...Oct
1 1929
Paving Bonds.
4)48*07 M-S$ 150,OOOr...Sept
4)48*12 J-J
60,000.-July
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s *99
J-J
$25,OOOr
July
4s *04
J-J
25.OOOr...July
4)48*08 J-D
25,OOOr...June
4s '09
A-O
20.000r—.Aug
1
1
1
1
1919
1924
1928
1939
4s '11
1
1931
4s
'13
J-D
25,000
Dec
25,000—Apr
1 1927
1 1932
1 1933
1
1929
(Subject to call $75,000 In 1919 and
$75,000 in 1929.)
•
■
*
,
General
Bonds
No.
4.
(Police Telegraph System.)
4Ms'l3 M-S $20,000—.Sept 1 1943
Water Bonds.
3Ms*03 A-O$350,000e
Apr 1 1933
4s *03
J-D 500,000c...Dec 1 1933
4s *06
J-D
40,000o—.June 1 1936
4s '08
F-A
50,000c—.Feb 1 1938
4s '11
A-O 100,000c—.Apr 1 1941
4s '12
A-O '100,000-...Apr 11942
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s
Various $257,136
1914-1922"
Town-Hall Bonds.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Brldgetori Is the county seat.
Armory Bonds.
4HsT2 J-J
$10,000c...July 1 1922
4s '98
M-N
Asylum Bonds.
$7.500o—May '14-'18
4Ms
J-J
$15,000r._Jan 1914-*16
Tax-Arrearage Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s *94
J-J
$84,()00c. July 14 1914
4 Ms'10 M-S $10,000c..Mch 10 1919 GEN. BONDS Oct 9 '13-12,792,595
5s '13
25,000
...—1933 Floating debt
*662,466
TOT. DEBT Oct 9 *13— 3,455,061
Road Bonds.
4Ms*04 A-O $19,000c—Oct 1 '14-'23 Sinking fund.
512.404
Total valuation 1913;
($2,000 due yearly.)
51.209,549
4Ms*12 M-N
9,000c...Nov 1 1921
(Assessment actual value.)
Total tax r^te (per $1,000) *13-$10.6®
Building Bonds.
4s *09
J-J $120,000c...Jan 2 1939 Population In 1910....
34,371
BOND. DEBT April 1913
♦This debt consists of "temporary
$193,000
Total assessed val. 1912...25,351,580 loans" representing money borrowed
(Assess. 80% to 100% actual value.) In anticipation of taxes to come In
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1912...^..$5.00 before Dec. 31 of current year.
State & Co. tax(per$ 1,000) *12.$7.60
INT. payable at office of Treaa.
Population In 1910
55,153
,
...
5s '97
12,000c_.
_
Jan
1
1918
J-D
1922
1934
75,000c—Sept 1
140,000c—June 1
s-a
50,000c—June 15
M-N 12,000c._ .May 1
J-D
12,000c... June 1
1939
1917
1921
Sewer Bonds.
58
J-D
$12,000c— June 1 1921
5s'05
A-O
24,000c._Oct 20 1925
Sewer, Boardwalk & Funding.
5s '10
A-O $30,000c. .Apr 20 1940
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $13,000c—.Apr
5s '99
4s '99
A-O
17,000c
Oct
1
1929
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $668,000
Sinking fund—..
108,606
INT. at County Collector's
office.
DEAL.
J-J
20,500.—Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913
$279,800
Assessed valuation
borough
Is
In
Monmouth
Inc. 1897. Commission gov¬
ernment adopted July 2
1912.
Beach-Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms'06 J-J $130,000c...July 2 1931
Sewer-System Bonds.
4 Ms'07 J-J
$75,000c... Jan 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '13. $205,000
Floating debt
12,000
Sinking fund
40,000
Assessed valuation 1912—5,598,767
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912. .$20.22 M
Population In 1910.
273
...
INT. payable at Asbury Park
Ocean Grove Bank, Asbury Park.
&
town
situated
Is
In
Morris
County.
Incorporated April 1 1869.
Water Bonds.
4s '02
A-O $70,000c..Oct 11932
4s '01
F-A
56,OOOc___Aug 1 1931
3Ms'02M-N 70,000c—May 1 1922
(Now subject to call.)
School Bonds.
4s '00
J-J
$8,000_i._$l,000 yrly
4^s'07 M-N
4Ms*07 J-J
Population in 1910
1913—.$4,559
19,745
INT. at F. N.
Bank, Ocean City.
CARLSTADT.
This borough Is in Bergen
Countv.
Inc. June 1904. Population '10.
3,867
Hoboken Road Bonds.
4)4s
Feb $10,000c
Mar $30,000c...
Sewer Bonds.
4)4s
Aug $80,000c
School Bonds.
5sx
Sept $51,500c
1928
Sinking fund
15 901
Assess, val. (U act.)
1912.1,625,160
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912...$25.20
INTEREST at Nat. Park Bank,
N. Y., and at Carlstadt Nat. Bank.
....
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
TNT. at Rutherford
882,76©
National
bank.
EDGEWATER SCHOOL DIST.
This district is
In
Bergen County
Assessed valuation 1911 —.5,764,686
Tax
Total tax (per $1,000)
ELIZABETH.
1913—.$23.27
Population In 1910....
....7,468
on
the school bonds and the
is payable at the Nat. Union
Bank, Dover; on the water 3Ms at
the Dover Trust Co.; on fire bonds
at Morris Co. Sav. Bank.
Elizabeth
This district Is In
Bergen County.
$40.000c_Aug 2 '18-'39
14,000
BOND. DEBT May 1913.
$54,500
Assessed valuation 1912—1,415,860
5s g *11 F-A
...
INTEREST
&
payable at Palisades
Guaranty Co., Englewood.
1911
$19.10
at Edgewater Nat. Bk.
is In Union Co.
Ino.
a
town Mch. 26
This
water 4s
DUMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
(per $1,000)
INT. pay.
—
INT.
1796; city Mch. 12 1855.
city got Into financial difficul¬
ties
through making extensive local
Improvements.
Interest was defaul¬
ted Feb. 1 1879, and a compromise
was
finally effected with the bond¬
holders by which $3,831,080 new 4%
bonds dated July 1 1882 were Issued
In exchange for the old 7%
bonds
turned In at 50% of their face value.
Commission govt, defeate May 14 '12
Park Bonds.
4s '12
$20,000
Nov 1 1922
—
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$25,000c...Jan
4s'11
4s *11
M-N
15,000
1 1961
Nov 1 1961
River-Improvement Bonds.
EAST
ORANGE.
4s *09
C. T.
Hedge, Auditor.
place, located in Essex Co.,
became a city In Dec. 1899. New city
charter
1933-1939
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 *13—
$171,500
Floating debt
11.452
SCHOOL
1921-1950
1932
1914-192©
5s '12
A-O$150,000c
1918-1942
BOND. DEBT May 1912-.$203,000
31,000
26.000-^
This
...1939
RUTHERFORD
DISTRICT.
$60,OOOr
19,700c
4Ms'09J-J
13,000c
4 Ms'10 A-O
4s '02
J-J
1923
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms
'
erford Nat. Bank.
5s
$10,000
1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13. $.271,000
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)—4,812,857
Trust
—
1894tiPop'n '10, 4 J75.
Bonds.
F-A$ 105,000—Aug 15 1938
Municipal Bldg. & Fire Equip.
4Ms
M-S $17,000
Sept 1 1029
Funding Bonds.
4Ms
M-S
$3,000-—Mar 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '13. 8125,00©
Assessment debt (add'l)
14,365
Floating debt
40,560
Sinking fund
.13,094
Assessed valuation 1912.-.2,505,475
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$24.40
INT, on 5s payable at Col.-Knlak,
Trust Co., N. Y.; on others at Jiatk5s
EAST
This
1913.-32,482,368
Tax rate (per $1,000)
RUTHERFORD.
Sewer
This
County.
...
.
Cape May C. II. Is the county seat.
Turnpike and Bridge Bonds.
4)4s'll J-D $70,00pc—.Dec 1 1941
4Ms'12 J-J
6,000c
1917-1922
4,Ms'12 M-S
10,000c
.1918-1937
4Ms*12 J-D
37.500c—June
1932
4)4s'13 J-J
83,000
Jan 1 1943
EAST
This borough is in Bergen County.
Inc. Mar. 28
Fire Bonds.
CAPE MAY COUNTY."
—
.
DOVER.
1 1924
.
—
4Ms
4s '06
4s '12
5s '09
J-J
J-D
(H act.)
11928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.6,057,320
1913—.$23.10
1 1929
Population in 1910
2,471
1 1930
INTEREST Is payable at
1 1921
Cape
May at Security Trust Co. and Mer¬
1 1933
chants' National Bank.
>
1 1936
Floating Debt Bonds.
4s '84
10,000c—Aug 8 1930
$40,000c—May 1 1937
Assess, val.
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
4s '02
4s '02
5s '04
1 1937
Funding.
4a'86
J-D $40,'000r.. .June 1 1916
3Ms*04 M-N
78.000r.May 2 *14-'34
($2,000 each year on May 2.)
3)48*04 J-J
$20,OOOr...Jan
11924
3Mb*03 J-D ;i8,000rlDec 1 *14-*31
V 5,OOOr,..Deo 1 1932
3Ms'05J-J
20.000r—.Jan
11935
Refunding.
4s'02
J-D $70,OOOr...June 1 1932
4a '10
J-D
150,000
June 1 1941
4Ms*10 J-D 210,000....June 1 1941
City-Hail Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$13.OOOr...July 1 1927
4s '08
...
General-Improvement Bonds.
J-D $10,000c...Jupe 1 1915
M-N 13.000c...May 11916
5s '96
5s '96
—
p.
F-A
30,000c ...Apr 1 1935
58.000O —1942
8,000c
1942
Funding Bonds.
5s *07
5s '96
—.
4a '06
A-O
5s '95
Refunding Water Bonds.
4a '00
Water and Sewer Bonds.
.
Bounties Loans.
J-J
$9,0(X)r
4a '98
6 1919
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $29,000c—Dec 1 1933
4s'11
M-S
35,000c—Sept 1 1931
Building Bonds.
4s *09
J-J
$16,500c—.July 1 1949
4s '11
M-S
10,000—.Sept 1 1951
4s '13
J-J
30,000
Jan 1 1943
Funding Bonds.
4s '03
..
Coupon or
.
This
city, which is In Camden
County. In March 1899 annexed the
1916
1918
1918
1919
-
Sinking fund-_t
*
CAMDEN.
xcvii.
$450—Nov 17
5,000
Feb 1
2,500
Aug 1
3,000
Feb 1
4us*98 Aug
Water
4s *97
CAMDEN COUNTY.
Camden Is the county seat,
Armory-Site Bonds.
4)48*11 F-A $30.(>00o_-Feb 11926
Court-House Bonds.
4s *04
J-J $700,(>00c&r_ Jan 2 1944
*
BURLINGTON COUNTY.
This
—
...
-
4Ms'96
CHATHAM.
$75,000o.
July 1 1921
90,000r...July 1 1929
3)4s'06 F-A
22,OOOr—Aug 1 1931
4)4s*07 F-A
15,000c—_Aug 1 1932
4s '08
F-A
10,OOOr...Aug 1 1938
4s '09
F-A
5,OOOr...Feb
1939
4s '09
A-O
25,000r_..Oct 1 1934
4s '10
J-J
10.000
July 1 1935
4s *11
J-D
10.000
June 11937
Fire and Police Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
4)4s*08 J-D $50,OOOr—June 1 1938
4s '09
J-D
30,OOOr
June 1 1939
Water Bonds.
BURLINGTON.
J-J
$50,000c&r_July 1 1917
This city Is In Burlington County. 4s '87
4s'04
J-J
170,000c&r_July 1 1934
Inc. Mch. 4 1851. Pop. '10, 8,336.
4)4s'08 J-D
85,000r...June 1 1938
Floating Debt Bonds.
J-D 600.000c&r.J'ne 1 1926
4Ms'07 J-J
$36,000c. .July 1 1937 4s *96
4s '09
A-O
28.OOOr...Aug 1 1939
Meadow-Drainage Bonds.
J-J
15.000
July 1 1940
4s '91
J-D $14,000o__-Dec 1 1921 4s '10
4s '11
F-A; 15,000
Aug 1 1941
(Subject to call Deo. 1 1901.)
4b *01
J-J ' $10,000o
1921
STOCKTON.
v
Fire-Department Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05
M-S
$4,60Uo—.Sept 1 1925 3 )4s'05 M-S $34,200r—Sept 1 1935
School Bonds.
3)48*06 M-S
30,OOOr—.Sept 1 1936
4s *05
F-A
$5,250o—-Aug 1 1935 4s '07
F-A
12.000r—-Aug 1 1937
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly 1925.) 4s *08
A-O
37.000r—.Oct 1 1938
4s *04
M-S $23,500c...May 1 1934
School Bonds.
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly 1924.) 4s '97
J-J
$10,000o—July 1 1917
4s *99
J-J
$23,500c —....-1936 4)48*98 A-O
4,250c_.Oct 1 *14-*30
($1,000 yearly.)
TOT. BD. DT June30 '13 $5,152,700
4Ms'll J-J
16,000o-.-Jan 1 1941 Water debt (Included)... 1,387,000
(Subject to call after 1931.)
Floating debt
311,000
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
1,108,650
4s '04
M-S $20,000o
Sept 1 1934 Assessed val., real
.54,866,926
-s '12
9,500
-1942 Assessed val., personal
4,847,445
Refunding Water Bonds.
Total valuation 1913——59,714,371
4s '86
M-N $20,000o—.Nov 1 1916
(Assessment about full value.)
4s *08
J-J
11,500c
1938 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.—$20.00
City-Hall Bonds.
Population In 1910—
94,538
4 Ms'11 J-J
$35.000c
1946
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
—.
[Vol.
TOWNS.
was
voted
on
June 2 1908.
Sewer Bonds—Ontst'g Oct. 9 '13.
5s '93
Jan
$500:_.Jan 31 1914
5s *94
July
1,000...-July 8 1915
4Ms'95 Dec
4Ms'95 Feb
4Ms'96 May
4Ms*96 Aug
JUs'Qfi
Sent
Dec
300—Feb 17
450..-May 12
"600...Aug 18
2,000
1.800
Sent
1915
1916
1916
1916
191 fi
4s
J-J $225,000c...Jan
FireDepartment Bonds.
'11-A-O $60,000c...Oct
11959
1 1941
Dock Bonds.
J-J
$56.000c&r_July 1 1948
Library Site Bonds.
Is
$18,000—Apr 1 '14-'31
4s *12
3,700—Aug 1 *14r'17
Hospital Bonds.
4s '07
F-A $25.000r.._Aug 1 1937
Adjustment Bonds.
4s
...
...
4s J-J
$2,504,500c&r..July 1 1922
(Subject to call on 60 days' notice.)
ELIZABETH— (.Conch)
School Bonds.
M-N
_
May 1 1923
$20,000o
Oct
Oct
May
Jan
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Feb
Oct
July
July
4,000r
2,500r
54,000r
12,000r
lO.OOOr
14,000r
4,000r
91,000r
l,350r
9,000r
Street Bonds.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
1924
1925 4Ms'97 F-A $36,OOOc...Feb T4-'26
A-0
14,000c-.0ct T4-'27
1926 4s '02
Park Bonds.
1937
4s '01 M-N
$35,000c_Nov 1 '20-'30
1938
M-N
5,000c_May 15 '24-33
1928 4s *09
Sewer Bonds.
1938
J-D
$27,000o_J'ne 1 T4-'27
1938 4s '99
Water Bonds.
1958
1939 4Ms'12 M-N $44.000c—May 1 1932
1930 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913- $164,000
—?
44,115
1 1941 Floating debt
1 1952 Assess, val. '13 (80% act.) 7,249,393
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$19.90
24,000o
90,000c
isT2 J-J
js'12
4 Ms'12 A-O $ 150,000-
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
128.000. _ ..July 1 1952
B(5ND.DEBT June30'13 _$3,462,975
Sink, fund (cash & bonds).
440,103
Assessed valuation, real..54,696,570
Assessed val., personal..: 7,128,892
Total assessed val. 1913.-64,634,490
Tax rate (per >1,000) 1913--—$18.00
—73,409
Population In 1910
M-S
4Ms'08 M-S
1 1927
'28-'34
'29-*38
'30-'40
1 1932
15,000c—.Mch
18,000c_Sept 1
30.000c.Sept 1
35,000o_Dec 1
35,000c... Mch
ough Treasurer's office.
HALEDON.
This borough is In Passalo County.
Inc. 1908. Population 1910, 2,560.
Water Bonds.
5s
J-D $50,OOOc
1927-1935
4Ms
M-N 10,000c-—Nov 1 1934
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913—
$60,000
Floating debt
2,000
Assessed valuation 1913
1,536,650
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913- —$16.60
1913- $219,000
1912...6,900,000
INTEREST
BOND. DEBT Apr
ENGLEWOOD.
Assessed valuation
Bergen County. Inc.
Mch. 17 1899. Population 1910 9,924.
INT. on 4 Ms of 1907 payable at
Columbia Tr. Co., N. Y.; on 4Ms of
This city is in
School Bonds.
.
J-D $65,000c._-June
M-N 18,0000... May
3 Ms
3Ms
'05
4s '09
1 1930
1 1932
Fire-House Bonds.
May 1 1932
M-N $15,OOOc
City-Hall Bonds.
4Ms,06 A-O $16,OOOc...Apr 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13.
$335,000
Assess, val.
(M
act.)'12—11,033,131
1912...$20.09
Total tax (per $1,000)
INT. at
U. S.
Mtge. & Tr. Co.,
N. Y., and at office
of City Treas.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The county seat is Newark,
Park Bonds.
3.65s g F-A $ 1,000.000c&rAug'15-'35
($200,000 every 5 years)
$1,500,000c&rb_Aug 1
2,500,000c&r..Aug 1
300,OOOc...May 1
200,000c—.Oct 1
F-A 250,000c—Aug 1
F-A
50,000c—.Aug 1
J-D 100,000c—Dec 1
M-N275.000—-May 1
4s s F-A
4s g F-A
4s g '08 M-N
4s g '08 A-O
4s g '09
4s g '09
4s g '12
all
Co..
Montclair; on
Bank of Montclair.
1926
1938
1948
1948
1949
1949
1952
1953
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$18,000o_._Jan
1 1920
,4s
M-S
18,OOOc...Mch 1 1922
4s
J-J
19,000c_._ Jan 1 1924
Street-Improvement Bonds,
4Mb'09 F-A$ 100,000
Feb 1 1929
4Ms'0Q J-J
75,000
July 1 1929
4 Ms'10 M-N
25,000c—.Nov 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
5s '09
$90,000.
1929
Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-D$100,OOOc... Dec
1919
4s
M-S
30,OOOc...Mch
1922
4s
J-J
40,000c... Jan 1 1924
4 Ms'08 J-J
75,000
Jan 1 1928
School Bonds.
4s '07
M-N $55.000
May 1 1937
5s '12
M-N 20.000--u.Nov 1 1932
Funding Bonds.
4s '05
J-D $50,000c—.June 1 1915
Water Bonds.
6s
J-J 2
$20,OOOc
1914-1923
5s
M-N
18,000c —.1924-1932
4s
~
J-J /
2,000c
.1912
\
l,000o
1913
4s
J-J
16.000c—Jan 1 1933
4s'06
5,000—
1920
4s
10,000--—BOND. DEBT Aug 24 '13. $687,000
Assess, val. "13 (H act.)—4,010,825
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$20.60
4s
4Mg'13
Hospital Bonds.
4s
M-N $30,lX)0r__Nov 14 1943
4s g '04 F-A 207,000c—.Aug 1 1944
4s '05
A-O 200,000c&r Apr 15 1945
4s g F-A
1,000,OOOc.Aug 1 '46-'47
4s
M-N 75.000r—Feb 1 4948
4s g '08 M-N 500,000c—May 1 1948
4s g '08 A-O 431,000c.—Oct
1 1948
INTEREST Is payable at City Hall
4s g '09 M-N 440,000c...May 1 1949
4s TO
J-J
10,970r_June 1 '13-'20
4s g TO F-A 200,000c...Aug 1 1950 GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
4M g'll F-A150.000c.-Feb 1 1951
County seat la Woodbury.
Refunding War Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4s g
A-O$3(K),000r...Apr 11915 4Ms'l2 A-O $66,000r__Apr 1 T8-'39
Road Bonds.
4Hs'12 J-J
5,000r„Jan 1 T4-T7
4s H)9
F-A$177,000r.-Feb 1 1929 4Ms'12 A-O
5.000—Apr 1 T4-T8
4M g '11 F-A150,000c...Feb 1 1951
Bridge Bonds.
4s g 12 J-D
22,000r—.Dec 1 1932 4 Ms
J-J
$15,400r_$3,000 yearly
4s '12
100,000
4 Ms'12 A-O
9,000r_Apr 1 T4-T8
4^g'13F-A 150.000—-Aug 1 1953 4Ms'12 A-O
7.000r_Apr 1 '14-'20
4Mg'13 M-N250,000—.Nov 1 1923 4Ms 13 J-J
25.000r._Jan 1 '2(K31
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
7,500r_.Jan 1 *20-'24
4s g .
F-A$900.000c&r_Aug 1 1940 4 Ms* 13 J-J
I2.500r—Jan 1 *20-'27
4s g *04 F-A 500,000c—.Aug 1 1944
Temporary Loan Bonds.
4s g '06 F-A 400,000c...Aug 1 1946 5s'13
J-J
$3,000--Jan 1'14-15
4s '07
F-A
25,000r—Aug 1 1947
Funding Bonds.
4s '11
M-S 250,000
Mch 1 1951 4Ms'13 J-J
$24,000r_Jan 1 T6-'23
Armory Bonds.
Jail Bonds.
4s
F-A $l0,000r—Aug T4-T7 4s '04
J-J
$2,500r—-July 1 1914
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$181,900
4s g '04 J-D $300,000c...June 1 1924 Assess, val. '13 (80% act.)25,394,400
4s
07
M-N 85,000r
May 1 1927 County tax (per $1,000) 19l3-_$5.50
4s
F-A
50,000r—Aug 1 1924 Population in 1910-37,368
4Hs g '11 F-A 50,000c—Feb 1 1931
INT.
payable
In
Woodbury,
4s *12
M-N 150.000
May 1 1932 at Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank;
TOTAL DEBT Nov T3.$14,370,893
Sinking fund—
2,918,110
—
-
.
*
,
Total assessed val.
1913-606,567,159 GUTTENBERG.
This town Is in Hudson County.
1913--$7.49
-512,886 Inc. Mch. 9 1859. Pop. 1910, 5,647.
School Bonds.
'
$2,500,000 park bonds, on
5s *07
J-J
$46,,000c._Jan 1 T4-'36
hospital bonds and on
court-house
Town Bonds.
'
bonds is payable by the U. S. Mtge. &
5s '98
A-O $60,000—-Apr 18 1918
Trust Co., N. Y. City: on $1,500,000
Fire House.
issue or park bonds at office of J. &
5s
s-a
$13,000—$1,000 yearly
W. Sellgman & Co. of N. Y. City and
Funding Bonds.
Seligman Bros, of London;
on
all
County tax (per $1,000)
Population In 1910...
INT-
other
<rw,
on
bonds
at
the
Manufacturers'
National Bank, Newark.
FORT LEE.
This borough is In Bergen County.
Inc. Mch. 1904. Popula. TO, 4,472.
Funding Bonds.
5s TO
A-O $40.000c..Oct 1 T4-'20
5s *12
A-O
74,500c—Oct 1 *14-'28
5s '13
J-D (145,000c-June 1 '15-42
\
4,000c—June 11943
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913— $324,500
Assessed valuation 1912..-3,390,445
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$25.10
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Fort Lee
GARFIELD.
This borough is In Bergen County.
Commission
government
defeated
Aug. 15 1911.
Pop'n 1910, 10,213.
Water
Bonds.
5s '13
J-D $85,000c—.June 1 1943
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms'll A-0/$20,000
Apr
1 1931
1 22,500
Apr 1 1941
School Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$62,000c_ July 1 '20-'35
Street bonds Jan 1 1913
.$30,000
Saddle River Road bonds... 21,684
Street Impt. certificates
Board of Education bonds...
151,478
76,050
Assessed valuation 1912-..3,317,363
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$26.60
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Garfield.
/$15,000-July 1'14T9'24
\136,Q00----July 1 1939
J-J
5s '09
..
■
5s '12
J-J
143,000c-— Jan, 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13--- $423,000
48,000
(included)—
School bonds
Floating debt
— —
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '13 (80%
—
22,510
act.).3,432,500
—
Total tax (per $1,000) '1913..-$19.79
INT.
on
funding 5s of 1912 at
Co., Union.
People's Safe Dep. & Tr.
HACKENSACK.
This
is in Bergen County.
Population '10, 14,050.
town
Inc. 1868.
Funding Bonds.
4*4
g
4 Ms at Paterson Safe Dep.&
A
*12 F-A$150,000- - - Aug
1 1942
This town Is in Hudson
Water 4s
'05
J-J
$88,000c-July 1 T4-'34
F-A
1915-1926
$60,OOOc
Park Bonds.
^
^
,
4^s'10 J-J
$25,000c.July
BOND. DEBT July 1913^
1 *15-39
$315,000
(M act.) '12.-12,791,839
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $24.30
Assess, val.
Hackensack Nat.
Hackensack Trust Co.
INT.
and
at
HADDONFIELIL
This borough
4
...
—
,
^
is in Camden
School Bonds.
4s
Bank
amounting to
2 M million dollars.
ASSESSED
1913.
VALUATION.
1912.
1995.
$239,000
38,000
66,000
—
Town Hall 4 Ms
School.-
-
Sewer and funding
16,000
106,000
180,000
8,000
HUDSON COUNTY.
Stephen M. Egah, Collector.
The county seat Is Jersey City.
Bridge Bonds.
4Mg'93M-S $100,OOOc&r_Septl 1918
4s '96
J-J
106,000r—Jan 2 1917
3 Ms'OO J-J
28,000r
July 1 1915
3 Ms'OO A-O ./42,000r__Apr 1 '14-' 19
\ 5,000r
Apr 1 1920
4s
J-J
4,000r__Jan 1 '14-'15
4s '07
M-N
21,000r___May 1 1927
4s '01
M-N 27,000r__Nov 30 1916
4s g '03 M-S
26,000r_—Sept 1 1923
4s '00
J-J
l,850r_„Jan 1 1916
4s g'04 J-J
201,000r...July 1 1924
4s 05
J-D
lO.OOOr
June 1 1925
4s *07
A-O
90,000r
Apr 1 1927
4 Ms'08 A-O
16,000r
Oct 11928
4 Ms'10 M-N lOO.OOOo—.May 1 1930
4s '09
M-S
8,748.22rMchl'14-16
4s '09
A-O 350.00QO—.Apr 1 1039
4Mg*12M-N 100,000c—-May 1 1932
4Ms'13 J-J
35,000c...July 1.1933
Boulevard-Repair Bonds.
A-0$100.000r—.Oct 1 1938
M-N 150,000c—.May 1 1940
1 1939
4s '09
1 1914
4 Ms 11 M-N 210,000c—May 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 19l3—$653.000
4Ms'13 J-J
110,000c—July 1 1943
Certificates outstanding—_ 177,163
Lunatic-Asylum Bonds.
Sinking fund
262,902
4Ms'92 J-J
$70,000r—Jan 1 *14-'20
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).12,666,990
4s '05
A-O
o.OOOr—.Oct 11915
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913---$16.58
4 Ms'08 A-O
55,000r —Oct ,1 1918
Population In 1910.
—14,498
Hoboken Extension.
INTEREST is payable at West 4s '98
A-O $65,000r
Oot 11929
Hudson County Tr. Co., Harrison.
3 Ms'99 A-O
12,500r__.Oct 11929
Street 6s..
4 Ms'08
4 Ms'10
Redemption Impt. Certificates.
'09
4s
454s'06 J-J $119,428.01-Jan
1 1936
Passaic Val. sewer cert—.. $57,735
M-N 250,000c—.May
A-O
3,000r_..Oct
Park Bonds.
4sg'04M-N $500,OOOc &r_May 1 1954
4s '07
M-N 140,000c&r_Nov 1 1957
4s g '04 M-N 800.000c&r_Nov 1 1954
4s g '06 M-N. 500,000c&r_May 1 1956
4s g '09 M-N 1,000,OOOc <5crMay 1 *59
Viaduct Bonds.
.
4s g '07 M-S$35U,000o—-Mch 1 1937
4 Ms'08 A-O 350,000c—.Oct
11938
4 Mg'12M-N 125,OOOc..-May 1 1942
,
HIGH BRIDGE.
This borough Is in
School Loans.
3 94s'02
...
3Hs'03
Hunterdon Co.
$14,000—
—
4,400
——
5s '12
26,000.
4*4s'l2
9,000
Water Bonds.
4s '99 '
$9,000- —-July 1 1919
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
35.000----July 1 1945
4s g 05 M-S$ 750,OOOc&r.Sept 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$97,400
Building Bonds.
Assess, val. 04 act.) '12
910,818
4s g
M-S$l50,O0Gr„Feb 28 1944
Tax rate (per$l ,000) 1912— $19.42 +
4s '04
M-S
65,000r__-Sept 1 1944
Population in 1910
. — 1,545
4s '05
M-S
65,000r—Mch 1 1945
INT. at First Nat. Bk.f High Bdge. 4s '06
F-A 500,000c <fcr.Aug 1 1946
4 Ms'08 A-O 850.000c&r_Apr 1 1948
4Ms'13 J-J
190,000c—-July 1 1953
HILLSIDE TWP. SCH. DIST.
Piublic-Road Bonds.
This district (P. O. Union) is in
1922
4Ms'»2M-N $100,OOOc&r.Nov
Union County.
1923
4Ms'93 J-J
750.000c&r_Jan
1924
5s '13
J-J
$52,000-July 1 '23-43 4 Ms g'04 J-J 500,000c&r.Jan
1925
(Part due every 5 years.)
4
-
—
...
...
—
.
TOTAL DEBT—
Ms g '94'J-J
4s g'96 J-J
(?),
r
4s
HOBOKEN. J. H. Londrlgan, Clerk.
Hoboken
is
in Hudson County
Inc. Mch. 1855. Commission govern¬
ment
defeated
June 27
1911 and
4s '98
again April 15 1913.
,
Playground Bonds.
4s '09
M-N$50,000
4s '04
3 Ms'99 J-J
4s '03
A-O
4s g *04
County.
^
J-J
F-A
1 F-A
50,000r___july
37.000r__.Oct
1928
1919
1 1923
30,000r___July 1 1924
38,000r
Aiig 1 1935
100,000r—Aug 1 1915
90,000ri__June 1 1916
'97
1 *17-'26 4s '06
J-D
42,500.-June 1 '14-'30 4s'06
M-S
21,000r___Mch 1 1926
Paving Bonds.
4s. *07
M-S
16,000r_;_Sept 1 1927
4s 'OS
A-O < $50,OOOc&r_ Oct 1 1928 4s *09
M-N
18,000r—Nov 1 1939
4s *09
J-J
125,000
July 1 1939 4 Ms'10 M-N 150,000
May 1 1960
4Hs'12J-J
25,000
July 1 1942 4Ms'll M-N 50,000c._.May 1 1961
4s '98
150,000—-May 2 1928 4Ms'll M-N
15,000c
May 1 1931
5s *13
J-J ' 300,000
July 1 1943 4Ms'13 J-J
40,000c
Jan 1 1963
Re-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
60,000
July 1 1963
4Ms'13 J-J
$4,266.50—Jan 1 1918
Tuberculosis-Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
85,000r-.1943 4Ms'08 A-O $100,OOOc&r.Oct 1 1948
School-House Bonds*
Aims-House Bonds.
4s '97
J-J
$90,000c—Mch 1 1917 4s g '06 M-N $240,000c&r May 1 1946
4s '98
J-D
13,000c—June 1 1918
Gourt-House Bonds.
4s '04
M-S 140,000
Mch 1 1934 4s g '09 M-N $800,OOOc &r May 1 1949
4s '07
J-J
219,665
Jan 1 1937 4 Ms'10 M-N 500,OOOc...May 1 1950
4s '08
7,454
May 11938 4Ms'13J-J
128,000c_.__Jan 11953
4s *12
J-J
262,750—..Jan 1 1942 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$14,507,222
4s '09
J-J
110.500..,..Jan 11939 Sinking fund
1,952,167
12,555,055
4Ms'10 J-J 250,000
July 1 1940 NET DEBT Oct 1913
4Ms'13 J-J
109,000.;—Jan 1 1943
INTEREST Is payable at office of
Library Bonds.
County Collector, Jersey City, N. J.
4s '97
J-J
$50,OOOc—Mch 1 1917
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
1912.
1911.
1905.
Judgment Bonds.
$
$
$
4Ms'12 J-J
$17,891.17—J$H 1 1932
RE* 465561580 457067679 220235130
City-Hall Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J $125,000——July 1 1931 Per. 39607616 37998069 20503518
Tot..505169196 495065748 240738648
Funding Bonds.
5s g '08 M-N $21,500c—May 1 1938 Tax(perM)
---,642 ,
*In 1912, 1911 and 1910 "Real Es¬
4Ms*07 —
67,000—Sept 1 1927
4Ms'10
127,500
Dec 1940, tate" includes second-class railroad
4s
4s '10
—
—
—.
--
—
Fire Department.
"
$25,000o—Aug
25,000r—Oct
20,000
Aug
4s '04
15,000
Mar
Refunding.
'06
F-A
4s '97
4s '07
A-O
F-A
4s
4s
'98
4s
*99
1
1
1
1
J-D$312,OOOc—.Dec 1
75,000o. —Feb 1
196,000r__Nov 15
52,000r—Feb 1
F-A
3 Ms'01 M-N
4s '05
F-A
property valued in 1912 at $70,497,-
1926
POPULATION.—In
1910
was
1917
1927 537,231; in 1905 it was 449,879: in
1924 1900, 386,048; in 1890 it was 275,126;
in 1880. 187,944; In 1870. 129,067.
1918
1919 IRVINGTON.
This town is in
1931
1935
4s '05
4s
'06
—
—
$12,850
10,000
Jan 1 1925
Apr 1 1916
Water Bonds.
BOND. DT. Nov 21
*13_$3,062,632
Population In 1910
on
4 Ms
528,220 5s
70,324 4Ms'12
Sinking funds
INTEREST
Essex Co. Commis¬
defeated Nov. 7 '11.
Playground Bonds.
4s '12
M-S $32,500c...Sept 1 1962
Town-Hall Bonds.
5s
$6,500
$500 yearly
Funding Bonds.
5s '11
J-J
$8,000.-July 1 *14-'21
Fire-Department Bonds.
...
$95,000c—May 1 1938
22,000
July 1 1939
arrearage bonds
$189,283
5s g '08 M-N
4s 09
J-J
Tax
sion government
water
bonds
Is
...
...
...
$6,000
5,100
12.600c.May 1 '14-*22
School Bonds.
$50,650
payable at Water Register's office; on 4s
—175,000
—
other reglsteredlbonds at City Treas¬ 4 Ms
J-D 104.000-—Dec 1196$
urer's office.
Coupons are payable 5s'13
Sewer Bonds.
by First Nat. Bank and Second Nat.
$218,000
Bank and the Trust Co. of New Jer¬ 4s
5s
..I
55.000
sey, Hoboken.
...
1922-194'
1927
_
J-J
150,000r.._July
A-O
26,000r__.Oct 1 191,4
4s *05
May 1 1939
Bonds.
J-J $10U,000c_Mch
Sewer
1926
1 1914
4s '05
4s '04
600,OOOc<fcr. Jan
150,000r_..Jan
M-N 20();000r_—May
M-S
44,000r
Mch
'97'
...
A
$10,000--$1,000 yearH
48.000
over
Park Bonds.
(See V. 81, p. 1807. for maturity.)
Macadam Road Bonds.
5s
County.
—
Refunding 4148—.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
Tr. Co.
HARRISON.
Street renewal 4s
90,000c&r.Sept 1 1930
75,000o—July 1 1939
GLOUCESTER CITY.
i6,000c
30 yrs.
This city Is in Camden
County.
43,000——Dec 1 1942 Inc.
Apr. 17 1868. Pop. TO. 9,462.
M-S
J-J
4H8T0A-O
4Ms'12 J-D
3 Ms
Tr,
others at
payable at Paterson,
Tr. Co.; on
5s at German-Amer.
on
1910 at Essex Title Guaranty &
„
parks, public buildings, a water
system and other assets
$
$
$
$29,000.-$1,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913—
$331,000 R.E.59215,100 58972,700 32936,001
Floating debt
82,194 Pers'l 3856,300 3666,600 2511,765
Sinking fund
8,063 R.R_ 6259,222 5863,873 2329,371
Assessed valuation 1913—3,555,699 Total69330,622 68503,173 37777,137
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$23.10
(Assessment about cash value)
Tax rates (per $1,000) in 1913 were
Population in 1910-*
4,142
INTEREST
on
the water and $19.06 in lower section and $18.39 in
street bonds is payable at the Bor¬ upper section.
GLEN RIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
4s
M-S $30,OOOc...Sept T4-'28
4s
M-S
56,000c—.Sept 1 1929
4 Ms'07
owns
4s
Bank of Montclair.
INT. pay. at
bonds Is paid 4Ms'08M-S
by Mercantile Trust Co. of N. Y.; on 4 Ms'10 J-D
all other Issues In Elizabeth.
4Msg
M-S
INT. on adjustment
4s
Apr 1 1942
Sept 1 1943
- - -
5s '13
M-S
60,000
Sewer Bonds.
—
,
?clty
„
$90,000—Jan 1 T4-'40
4Hs*09 J-J
PROPERTY.—The
CITY
Water Bonds.
GLEN RIDGE.
This borough Is In Essex County
Inc. Feb. 13 1895.
Pop'n TO, 3,260.
46.000r.__ July 1
J-J
A-O
AND TOWNS.
NEW JERSEY-CITIES
Nov., 1913.]
63
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
IRVINGTON (Con.)—
,
TOTAL DEBT, &c., Oct. 1 1913:
BOND. DEBT Jan
1913—i$568,300 General account debt.$11,109.898 49
Floating debt
369,550 Assessment acc't debt
4,162,000 00
Assessed valuation 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population In 1910
9,903,147 Temporary loans
1913...$19.30 Improvement certfs-.
11,877 Tax arrearage bonds.
Road Bonds.
$12,OOOr
1929
Water Bonds.
5s *09
A-O $80,000c—-Oct
1 1939
Bonded and floating debt
Feb
1913
$189,500
Water debt & sinking fund85,487
Assessed valuation 1912—
.2,186,950
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912—-$22.00
Population In 1910
4,138
INT. at First Nat.
Bank, Lodi.
165,732 17
753,733 21
316,100.00
to
cover
the cost of
SINKING
below.
FUNDS.—The
Eroved April July 19131911. having
after
rejected 15
18
een
Oct. 1 1913
were as
Renewal Assessment Bonds.
'91
A-O$l,439,000r_.Apr 1 1916
5s '92
J-J
523,000c &r_ Jan 2 1922
5s g '93 M-Sa700.000c&r_Sept 1 1923
5s g '94 M-Na600,OOOc&r May 1 1924
Refunding Assessment Bonds.
4s *05
J-D $600,000c
June 1 1935
4s '06
J-J
300,000c...Jan 11936
Bonds for Redemption of Land.
4s '04
F-A$465,000c—Feb 1 1934
Public Square Bonds.
4s
M-N $13,000r_May 1 '14-21
City Hall.
5s g '94 J-J $180,000r__Jan 1 '14-'22
5s g '94 J-J
350,000c &r_Jan 1 1923
Funding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$50,000c &r_ Jan 1 1936
4s g '01 M-N 207,000r—May 1 1931
Hospital.
In
on
follows:
4s
$220,000c.—July
66,000....July
Public-Library Bonds.
4s g '98 A-O$150,000c
Apr
3Ms'00A-O
75,000r...Apr
Funding Dock Bonds.
3 Ms'00 J-D$125,000r
June
1 1920
Funded Debt Bonds.
4 Mg'08 J-J$l,000,000c.. July 1 1928
4s g '09 F-Al,300,000c.-Feb
1 1949
—
*
4s
J-J
/$1,000r--_ June
\
500r...June
50,000r—July
25,000o&r_Oct
4s g '11 M-N
12,000o—May
Greenville Dock.
4s *04
J-J
$1,600-June 1
Pipe Line.
4s *04
M-S$ 142,000c...Sept
4s g *05 J-J
4s '06
A-O
1 1914
1 1915
1 1925
1 1926
1 1931
'14-'16
1 1934
Water Loan.
5s '91
A-0$586,OOOc&r.Apr 1 1916
J-D 350,000c&r_june 11921
5s *91
5s *92
J-J
5s '93
J-J
'99
J-J
248,000c&r_Jan 2 1922
200,000c&r_Jan 2 1923
100,000—-Jan 2 1929
4Hg'13 M-N150.000
May 1 1943
Bonds to Purchase Water Plant
4M£'ll A-O$6,776,000c.0ct
11961
4s
a:
4s '04
4s
4s
Temporary Loans (General).
_-.$165,732,17-On demand
Street Lighting..
A-rO $38,798r—Oct
Public Schools.
4s g '97
4s*98
v
1 1915
F-A$200,OOOc&r.Aug 2 1927
F-A
100,000r... Aug
1 1918
4s g *01 M-N 182,000r
May 1 1931
4s *03
M-N 100,000
May 1 1933
48 '03
J-,D z25,OOOr—_ June 1 1933
4s '04
4s'05
J-J
350,OOOr...July 1 1934
J-J
250,000c--July 1 1935
4 Ms'08 J-J
80,000
July 1 1958
4s '07
M-N 238,000o—May 1 1937
4s'08
M-N
73,000o—Nov 2 1958
4s '09
A-O 300,000
Oct 15 1959
4s'10
A-0 100,000--i_-Apr 11960
4H g '11F-A 150,000c—Feb 1 1961
4Kg'H M-S*711,000
Mch 1 1961
4s '11
26,000
May 1 1961
4Mg'12'J-D 200,000
June 1 1942
4)&gJ2 M-S 332,000
Sept 3 1962
4Mg'13 A-O
95,000
Apr 1 1963
4Hg'13 M-N137.000
May 1 1963
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s g '02 A-O$l,175,000o__Apr 1 1932
4s g '04 A-0
250,000c-.Apr 11934
4s *06
J-J
60,000c&r_Jan 1 1936
4s '07
M-N 61,000
Nov 1 1936
4Mg'07 J-J
255,000c.-July 1 1937
—
Funded Debt Water Bonds.
4s g '02 M-S$900,000o—Sept 1 1932
4Ms'll A-O
58,254.72--Oct 1 1961
$50,-
DUE,
NOT
FOR
PRESENTED
PAYMENT.
Water Scrip.
7s
$4,000.—Sept 1 1902
---
General.
6s
$1,000
—
Apr
1 1904
Assessment.
7s
'—
x
Coupon
$1,000
Jan
registered.
1 1906
or
INTEREST
Is
paid by the Mer¬
chants' Exch. Nat. Bank of N. Y.
,
697,722 in 1913.
12,000c-.-Deo 1 1930
10,000
Sept 1 1928
23,000.-Dec 1 '29-'30
Town Hall Bonds.
$20.000School Bonds.
—
.
office.
POPULATION.™In
1910
Passaic
MADISON.
This borough is in Morris County.
Inc. Dec. 27 1889. Pop. '10. 4.658.
Sewer Bonds (opt. aft. 10 yrs.).
4 34s'll J-J $125,OOOr
Jan 1 1941
4 34?*12 J-J
25,000r—.Jan 1 1942
Road Bonds.
.
■>:
Valley
sewer
bonds
The
men¬
]
4 34s
tioned below have not yet been issued
Park Bonds.
4Ms'10 J D $25,000c—Dec
1
1920
1
A-O
A-0
$58,OOOo&r_Oct
20,000c
Oct
8,OOOr
Oct
3,OOOr—Oct
'94
A-O
5s '95
13,OOOr
Oct
10,000o—Feb
10,000c—Oct
2,OOOr—Oct
A-0
J-D
5s'08
5s *08
5s '08
J-D
97,000o—.June
60,000c—June
24,OOOr
Oct
43,000r...Mch
A-0
M-S
11920
1 1918
Assessment debt (add'l)—
30,176
Assessed valuation 1912—3,778,000
Total tax
1929
1917
1 1920
1 1923
1 1933
1
1922
1
1924
$l,440r
Oct 1 *14-'19
Fire Department.
M-N
$8,000o.Nov 1 *15-'30
($2,000 each 5 years.)
1
4s
325,660
1913—$19.23
18.659
bonds
Jan
1 1941
A-O
10,OOOr-.Oct
1923
1924
1924
1924
1 1925
^
due 1925 Is payable at New
Jersey
Title Guar,. & Trust Co.,
Jersey City;
on all other Issues at
West Hudson
Trust Co. of Harrison.
INTEREST at
Cpllector's office.
Sewer Loans.
4Ms
s-a
$24,OOOcJanl'29-'34-*39
5s
F-A
21,000—- -Aug 1 1933
PERM'T DEBT Oct 6 '13-$209,700
Sinking fund
17,648
Floating debt
25,900
Assessed valuation 1912-^.5,774.338
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912—$2$.00
Population in 1910
-
12,451
INT. at Millville Nat. Bank.
MONTCLAnt]
This town is situated in Essex Co.
1894.
Population
1910, 21,550.
4M g "12 F-A$100,000c.-Aug 1 1942
School Bonds.
5s
M-N
$8,000o
1914-1921
4s *08
M-N 145,000c...Nov 1 1938
4s g *09 M-N 291,250c...May 1 1939
4Mg'llA-0
74,250c...Oct 2 1941
4M g '12F-A 261,000c...Aug 1 1942
4 Ms' 12
49,000
Dec 1 1942
4Mg'12 J-D
49,000c—.Dec 11942
4Mg'13 J-J
64,000c_. .July 1 1943
Fire-House Bonds.
3Msg A-O $40,000c—.Apr 11921
4s
F-A
35, OOOc-._ Feb 1 1929
Renewal School Bonds.
3 Ms g
J-J $100,OOOo—.July 1 1932
4Mg'll F-A
66,000o..-Feb 1 1941
Grade Abolishment Bonds.
4Mg'13 M-N$75,000—-Nov 1 1943
Railroad Bonds.
5s
M-N $75,000c-Nov 1 *14-'18
Park Bonds.
3 Mg'06 J-J $100,000o—June 30 1931
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-$1,483,500
Sinking fund
41,831
Total assessed Value 1913-42,465,600
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913— .$19.60
..
.
-
INTEREST
on
railroad bonds payBenefit Life
able at office of Mutual
Ins.
Co.,
N. J.;
on
the
$145,000 school 4s due 1938 at Chase
Nat. Bank,
N. Y.; other issues at
Bank of Montclair, Montclair, N.J.
Newark,
MORRIS COUNTY.
Morrlstown is the county seat.
Hospital
Bds.
(opt. aft. 1922).
4Ms'12 J-J
$35,OOOr...July 1 1942
Road Bonds (opt. aft. 1905).
4s g'95 J-D
$300,000c
1935
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$335,000
Floating debt.—
Sinking fund
307,500
...
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)
5,142
50,044,860
County tax (per $1,000) 1&12—$6.52
.
MERCHANT VELLE.
LAKEWOOD TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P.O. Lakewood) is in
Ocean Co.
Pop'n 1913 (est.), 5,ft00.
5s
$17,000c
434s'll J-J
58,OOOr
$2,000 yrly
BOND. DEBT Apr 1
*13—$75,000
Assessed+valuation 1912-_-6.293.120
Population in 1910—
This borough is in Camden County.
Street Impt. Bonds.
74,704
INT. at Nat. Iron Bank, Morrlst'n.
4Ms' 13 J-D $100,000.-June 1 1943
MORRISTOWN.
Sewer Bonds.
This town is in Morris County. Inc.
4Ms
$40,000—1917 & 1927
Apr. 6 1865. Population '10, 12,507.
4 Ms
30,000
-1937
Sewer Bonds, (opt. after 1918).
5s '08
J-J
70,000o_July 1 '23&33
4s '07
J-J $380,000c—.Jan
1 1948
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13- $127,000
5s '13
A-O
80,000
Oct 1 1953
Sinking fund
11,843
(Subject to call beg. Oct. 1 1923.)
Assessed valuation 1913—2,097,560
—_
—
INT. at State House, Trenton.
LEONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in
Bergen County.
4Ms'12 J-J
lO^.OOOc.July 1 '20-'38
TOT. DEBT May 7
'13---$112,000
INT. at
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population In 1910
1913-—$22.80
1,996
bonds Is payable at
Central Trust Co. in Camden; on
street
bonds at First Nat.
Bank,
INT.
Columbia-Knickerbocker
Trust Co., New York.
on sewer
Merchantville.
LINDEN TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Union
County.
J-J
$57,000c_1923, '33 &'43
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
County seat Is New Brunswick.
5s '13
Fire Bonds.
5s *13
M-S $14,000
Sept 5 1928
(Subject to call beg. Sept. 1918.)
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1913—$382,000
Floating debt
1,134
Sinking fund
17,248
Assess, val. (4-5 act.) '12-12,091,145
Tax rate (per $1,000)1912
$22 60
INT. at Morris town Trust Co.
87,000
...
TOTAL DEBT May 1
'13-_$144,000
Sinking fund
3,000
Assessed valuation 1913-_
11,140,193
4
5,000
Nat. State Bk., Elizabeth.
LODI.
''
This borough is in
Bergen County.
Incorporated Dec. 1894
School Bonds.
4Mb
ann
$20,000c—Part yearly
5s
ann
45,000c—Part yearly
,
j^s1* 12°J-DB°$8,500
.1925-1933
NEWARK.
Tyler Parmly, Comp.
Newark is Bituated in Essex Co.
1 '30-'49
Vallsburgh annexed Jan. 1 1905.
4Ms
9,90015 years
City-Hall Bonds.
Renewal Bonds.
3 Ms'01J-J$l,000,000—.Jan 11931
3Ms
J-J
$9,000r„ Jan 1 *14-'15
3Ms'02 J-J
500,000
Oot 1 1932
3 Ms
J-J
18,OOOr—.1916-1919
4s
J-J
1 8,OOOr
1920-1921
City-Hospital Bonds.
4s
J-J
9,OOOr
1917-1924 3 Ms'02 J-J $300,000
Jan 1 1932
4s
4s '12
A-0 150,000
24,OOOr
Apr 1 1942
M-N 150,000...-Nov 1 1942
4s
F-A
10,000
1919-1928 4s '12
A* '19. • E-A
10.000—Feb
1 *21-'30 4Ms'13 M-S 500,000—Mar 1 1943
4Ms"lOdA-0$l2o!oo6c--Oct
Population in 1913(est.)__
INT. at
$30,000
_
Water debt (included)
159,000
Total assessed val.
1913.-20,530,260
Total tax (per $1,000)
f
J-J
Armory Bonds.
3Ms
J-D $25,000o—Deo 2 1916
Road-Improvement Bonds.
J D $100,000r_..June 1 1933
4s
F-A
4s *03
61.OOOr.-Aug 1 1933
J-D
4s '04
18,OOOr
Deo 1 1934
J-D 103,000r_.-Deo
4s
1 1935
J-J
4Mb
31,OOOc&r. Jan 1 1938
4s
F-A
53,OOOr
Feb 1 1939
J-J
4s '12
33,500
Jan 1 1942
4Ms'13 J-J
14,500
July 1 1943
Building Bonds.
3 Ms
A-G$228,500c &r_ Apr 1 1941
4s
FrA
20,000c. ..Feb 1 1944
4s '04
J-D
3,OOOr..June 10 1944
4s '12
J-J
50,000
July 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-$1,177,650
Floating debt..
342,000
Sinking fund
282,768
Total assessed yal. 1912-104,428,462
State&Co;tax(per$ 1,000) '13--1$4.20
Population In 1910
125,657
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O $71,000,
Apr 1 1962
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1913.1,431,680
J-D $24,000
Dec 1 1932
Refunding Bonds.
4s
s-a
$23,500c. July 1 '14-'29
School Loans.
4Ms
s-a
| $5,200c—July 1 1921
1 46,000c
Jan 1 1939
4Ms
s-a
12,000c July 1'26&'36
5s '13
18,000-.—July 1 1933
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
4s
1923
$30,000o_—Jan
F-A
4s *04
1923
19,800r—Aug
M-S
4s
1924
14,OOOr—Mch
M-N
48
1925
10,OOOr—May
M-S
4s
1926
54,900c—.Oct
J-D
4s
1936
7,950c—Dec
F-A
4s
1929
12.000r—Feb
J-J
4s *12
1932
7,000—-Jan
Funding Bonds.
434s' 13 J-J $207,000c. —Jan 1.1933
Park Tunnel Bonds.
'11
Bonds.
4Ms
Inc.
—
„
0
Bank of Madison and Madison Tr. Co.
„
F-A/$12,OOOo.Feb 1 '16&'21
1 14,000o_Feb 1 '26&'31
434s'09 M-S
92,000c—Sept 1 1934
434s U0J-D
7,OOOr...June 1 1935
434s'll F-A
62,000c —-Aug 1 1936
434s'12 A-0 108,000o—Apr 1 1937
Town-Hall Bonds.
434s'09 F-A $90,000c—-Aug 1 1934
434s'10 F-A...7,OOOr.—Aug 1 1935
v
payable at First Nat.
Renewal Bonds.
4s
J-J
$25,000o—July 1
4s '04 .M-N
10,000r_-May 10
4s
M-N
5,000.
-May 1
4s '04
J-D
10,OOOr...Deo 1
4s *01
—
.$26 50
MERCER COUNTY.
County seat is Trenton.
4s
1928
7,OOOr—June 1 1921
434s'11 M-N 13,OOOr—Nov 1 1931
School Bonds.
Population in 19,10—
INTEREST
on
funding
_
.
4s '00
assets
(per $1,000) 1912.
INTEREST
1
4Ms'09 A-O
Sinking fund
Refunding Light Bonds.
F-A $20.U00r
1919
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$218,000
1
80,000c.Apr 1 '17&'22
Public Library Bonds.
23,000c--Mch
$3.000o i—.1914-1916
4s
4 Ms'12 A-0
5s '08
M-S
4 34s'11 J-D
F-A
1 1917
1 1919
4Ms'09 F-A
35,000c—Aug 1 1934
Funding Bonds.
4>48'03 F-A $6O,000o_Aug 1 '13-'28
($15,000 due each 5 years.)
4s *03
J-D
90,000c.--June 1 1925
4Hs'05 J-D 125,000c.--June 1 1920
4Ms'05 F-A
79,000c-.Aug 1 1930
5s *08
y
Refunding Water Bonds.
3 34s
F-A $70,0()0c—Aug 1 1920
School Bonds.
5s
A-O $15.()00o-.-.1917-1931
1917
Water Bonds.
6s'87
5s '91
Street Impt.
was
267,779; in 1905 It was 232,699; In
1900 it was 206,433; in 1890 it was
163,003; in 1880, 120,722; in 1870.
-s
PAST
—
1910
and
Street-Improvement Bonds.
434ST2 A-O $65,000c___Apr 1 1922
M-S$150,000r—Sept 1 1934
434sTl F-A
64,000r_Aug 1 '14-'21
J-D 146,000c &r_Dec 1 1934
4s '04
70.000c_Sept I '33-'34
—
-s
School Bonds.
434g'll M-N $160,000c—Nov 1 1941
4s
M-N $33,000c.$2,000 yearly
F-A
30,000—
.1915
4s *09
M-N
22,000
Nov 1 1929
J-J
45,000
-.1930
BOND. DEBT May 17 *13 $255,000
5s '97
M-N
6,000—
1927
Sinking fund
5s '93
19,000
A-0
20,0001923
Total valuation 1913. ——6,578,750
434s
J-J
119,000
Jan
1 1923
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—-$16.80
U8.000
Jan
1 1933
Population in 1910_
BOND. DEBT May 1913
3,720
$961,000
INT.atU.S.Mtge.& Trust Co.,N Y.
Sinking fund
110,296
Assess, val. '12 (34 act.)
—15.132,180
MILLVILLE.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912.-.$23.44
This city is in Cumberland
County.
Population in 1910.
13.298
Commission government
INTEREST on beach and
approved
park
Apr. 1 1913.
bonds payable at Treasurer's
113597683
27.30
"Real Estate" includes second-class
railroad property, valued at
Refunding.
5s '89
A-O
4Mb g'97M-N$450,000c&rMay 11927
5s'90
A-0
4s g '04 A-0 490,000c--Apr 1 1934
5s *88 'A-O
5s '92
J-J
200,000r—Jan 2 1922 4s
'99
F-A
4Mg'13J-D 550,OOOc&r.June 1 1953
5s
Park.
4s g '97 M-N$ 100,000c &r May 1 1927
4s g *02 M-S 100,000c--Mch 1 1932
4s '02
J-D
60,000c-.Deo 1 1932
4s '03
M-S
25,000c—Mch 1 1933
4s *06
J-D
17,OOOc&r.June 11936
4s'10
M-N
30,000
Nov 1 1960
4M8g*llM-Sx300.000
Mch 1 1961
4s '12
A-0
70,000
Apr 1 1962
Tax Arrears Renewal Bonds.
3Ms'12
$316,100
Jan 1 1917
Bath & Qymnasium Bonds.
4s '02
M-S $50,000c—Mch 2 1933
Fire Department.
4Ms
M-S
4 Mg'10 J-D
4Ms
4 Ms
—
257640505
(pM) 21.23
22.00
In
1913, 1912, 1911
This town is in Hudson Co.
1 1928
1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $70,000c.-Sept 1 1923
4 Ms
5s *85
5s '98
$
99072950
14524733
17162393
Tot268972607
Tax
82,546.
1 1935
1 1938 KEARNY.
J-J
4 Ms'08 J-J
—
ASSESSED VALUATION.™
1913.
1912.
1905.
$
$
REz246637324x240478U2
A-0
'
1936
M-N 100,000
C
1937
434s'13 M-S 14,000
Mch 1 1933
General Refunding Bonds.
5s'96
J-D
$4,000
-.1916
5s '97
J-D
10,000
1917
Paving Bonds.
5s '13
M-N$120,000—May 1 1943
Total_$4,360.439.46 $2,112,545.93
Per. 22335283
J-J
J-J
4 34s g
Gen.sink.fund. Water sink.fd.
Harbor-Impt. Bonds.
Secur's .$4,288,674.34 $1,987,157.00
4Jig'12 J-D $60,000——June 1 1942
Cash...
71,765.08
125,388.93
4
13 J-D 191,000c—June 1 1953
5s
Road Bonds.
4s '04
4s '04
4s
.
sinking
and they are given
funds, all of which are Invested
Commission government apthe city's bonds and certificates,
3 Ms
J-J $149,900©&r.Jan 1 *22-31
4s*07
A-0
80.000r..Apr 1 *17-'36
4Ms'12 J-D
38,OOOr.Dec 1 '24-'42
$40,OOOr. .Jan 1914-'21
15,500...Jan 1921-'36
43,OOOr
1932-1935
4s '05
30,000.—
-s
20,500
4s '09
F-A 125,OOOr..Feb 1 '19-'38
4s '10
J-J
97,OOOr
1920-1939
LONG BRANCH]
5s '13
F-A 143,500.-Aug 1 *17-*42
This city is in Monmouth
County. BOND. DEBT Aug 1913.$1,039,200
Incorporated May 17 1903. This city Assess, val. '12
(60% act.) 68,192,295
has accepted the
provisions of Section County tax (per $1,000) 1912.$5.336
73 of Chapter 103 of Laws of
1907. State sch'l tax (per $1,000)'12
2.508
thereby fixing its debt limit at 15%
Population In 1910
—-114,426
of the taxables.
Commission gov't
INT. at County Collectors's office.
approved Mch. 12 1912; V. 94, p. 778.
Beach and Park Bonds.
MILBURN TOWNSHIP.
4s g '05 J D $ 150,000c...June 1
1935
This township is in Essex
4s *06
J-D 250,000c
County.
June
—
$6,776,000 bonds
xcvii
Bridge Bonds.
4348
INTEREST on sewer bonds paya¬
Total liabilities (ex¬
ble at Merchants' Nat.
Bank, New¬
cluding water debt) $16,191,364.87
ark; on the Are department bonds of
Cash in city treasury.
1,381,847.00
1912 at Irvlngton National Bank.
Cash & bonds in sk.fd.,
4,360,439.46
Taxes due and unpaid
3,874,550.00
Assess'ts due & unp'd
450,000.00
JERSEY CITY.
City property
11,010,300.00
Mark M. Fagan, Mayor; Geo. F. Other items..-—
1,100,000.00
Breusinger, Direc. of Rev. & Fin.
After extensive litigation the
Total resources
city
—$22,177,136.46
completed
negotiations
for
the Water debt (not incl.
purchase of the plant of the Jer¬
above
$11,423,254.72
sey City Water Supply Company, Water sink. fd.
(not
paying that company on Oct.
incl. above)
10
2,112,545.93
1911
$6,992,000 for its property.
See V. 93,
Net water debt
p. 1107.
The city Issued
$9,310,708.79
the water plant,
[Vol.
----
...
,
NEWARK (.Can.)—
School Bonds.
POPULATION.—In
1910
Electric-Light Bonds.
$623,800
J-J
$90,000c—Jan 1 1960
1913->13,026,807 4s '10
$1,000) 1913
$19.75 TOT. FD. DT. Aug 1 '13-$2,090,951
Temporary debt
393,317
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1 *13- 2,486,268
NORTH WILDWOOD.
■
Sinking funds
183,619
This borough (P. O. Anglesea) is
Water sinking fund (incl.)
66,428
in Cape May Co.
Pop'n 10, 833.
City property 1912
3,810,000
Boardwalk Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
was
Assessed valuation
347,469; in 1905 it was 283,289; In
Oct 1 1917 1900 it was 246,070; in 1890 it was
June I 1916 181.830; In 1880 It was 136,508.
Aug 8 1918
Deo 1 1929 NEW BARBADOE8 TOWNSHIP
„
_
3.35s'97A-0$200,000
4s '96
J-D 100,000
4s *98
F-A 100,000
3148*99 J-D 300,000
3 Hs'02 A-0 100,000
Oct 1 1932
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
3Hs*03 M-N 100,000
May 1 1933
This district is in Bergen County,
3 Hs'03 J-D
15,000r.. June 25 1933 co-terminus with Hackensack.
4s '04
A-0 200,000r—Apr 1 1934
4s '05
F-A $45,000o.Aug 1 *34-'42
3Hs'05 A-0*370.000r—Apr 1 1955 5s '07
M-S
30,000p_Sept 1 *20-'29
3148*05 J-J
70,000.—July 1 1955 5s '08 J-J
55,000c July 15 '31-'41
3 Hs'05M-N*250,00Or—Nov 1 1955 48
J-J
42,000o_July 1 '20-'33
3J4s'06 A-0*650,000
Apr 1 1956 48 •
F-A
4,000c Aug 15 '30-*33
3 J4s*06 F-A *65.000
Aug 1 1956 5s
J-J
9,500c July 15 '14-'32
4s '07
M-N*l,165,500..May 1 1957 4*48
F-A
12,000c-Aug 1 '14-T9
4s '08
A-0*1,286,000—Oct 1 1958 5s *10
J-J
12,000r_July 1 '14-'19
4s '08
J-D 267,000...Dec 31 1943
4*4s'll M-N 150,000r. May 1 *21-'43
4s *09
J-D *1,289,700c. Deo 31 19o9
(Varying amounts yearly.)
4s '11
M-S*300,000— -Sept 1 1961 5s *13
J-J
70,000c_J_ly 1 *23-'42
4s '12
A-0*561,000
Apr 1 1962 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13- $429,500
4s *12
A-0 *27,000
Oct 1 1962 Aasessed valuation 1913.-13,629,665
•Subject to call 40 yrs. after date School tax
(per $1,000) 1913—.$9.00
Bath-House Bonds. ■
Population m 1913 (est.)
16,000
4s '11
M-N $125,000—May 1 1941
INT. at Hackensack Nat. Bank.
Refunding Corporate Bonds.
4s '10
J-D $75,000
June 11925
4s '08
130,000—-July 1 1923 NEW BRUNSWICK.
This city Is situated in Middlesex
Corporate Bonds.
~
4s '10 J-J$l,030,000
July 1 1930 County. Commission govt, defeated
in June 1911 and again on Apr. 29 '13.
Dock Bonds.
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
4s '10
A-0$100,000
Oct 1 1955
$10,500-.-.Nov 1 1917
4s '12
J-D 100,000
Junel 1957 5s '07
4s'12
J-J
17,500—.July 1 1932
Playground Bonds.
■
Tax rate (per
,
—
.
^
-
$119,000
Floating debt————
Sinking fund..
213,790
19,130
1912—2,609,267
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$22.60
INT. at Marine Nat.Bk.,Wildwood
Assessed valuation
...
4s *99
Public Library.
4s '97
School
T
J-J $300,000
June 1 1927 4s *05
3Hs'01 J-J
50,000—— Jan
Storage Reservoir.
1 1931
4s *10
4s '11
Bonds.
$24,500
1914-1926
12,000—-Oct 1 1925
91,000. .July 1 '20-*60
11.500--Sept 1 '21-'32
...
...
—.
-
Hs'05A-O$l,950,000r—Apr 1 1955
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
1 1921
1 1921
1 1922
1 1931
4Hs'12 A-O J12.000
Oct 1 1922
130,000
Oct 1 1932
4Hs
J-D
30,000c-..Dec 2 1932
Floating Debt Assessment.
5s
A-O
$13,000c
Apr 1 1917
4Hs
A-O
10,000c---Apr 1 1918
Water Bonds.
4s '05
M-N $47,000c
Nov 1 1925
M-S
9,000c.-_Mch 1 1915
4s '06
A-O
5s '07
A-O
4s *95
^
^
^
„
2 1918
1 1919
1 1920
1 1931
1 1932
—-
1 1932
...
VAILSBURG BONDS.—Annexed
Jan. 1 1905.
on
library
1 1938
1 1937
1
1
1
1
1
1932
1938
1940
1941
1942
and
re-
pavement bonds Is payable at Bruns¬
wick Tr. Co.; on all other bonds at
Nat.
Bank
of
New Jersey,
New
Brunswick, where principal will be
payable at maturity.
ScWGf*
4J4s'04 J*-J $ 140,000c...Jan 1 1934
4*48*04 A-0
10,000c—Oct 1 1934
NEWTON.
■
Water.
This town Is In Sussex County
4*4s'98 A-0 $20,000c—-Oct 1 1928
Inc. 1864. Population *10, 4,467.
School.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '00
J-J
$7,000citfuly 1 '14-'20
A-O $100,000c—Oct 2 1935
4*4s'03 M-N 25,000c
Nov 1' 1933 4s *05
INT. is payable by Sinking Fund
School Bonds.
5s
J-J
$9,000c-.Jan 1 *14-*22
Commissioners, City Treasurer and
_s
8,000at iocal banks.
4s
7,000
—
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FDS.. &c.
Water Bonds.
Nov. 1 *13.
4s
J-J $118,000c
Total bond, debt (lncl.
4s '12
..i
25,000
July 1 1940
water debt)
$30,157,200
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913- $248,000
Sinking funds
8,104,387
Sinking fund
—
10,000
Assess, val.
act.) '12—2,885,115
Net bonded debt.-...$22,052,813
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$22.18
Water debt (lncl. above) $13,432,000
INTEREST payable at Sussex Co.
Water sinking fund (lncl.) $5,154,022
,
..
_
_
...
.
1 1914
4s *06
A-O
$6.000c---Apr 1 1916
$311,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-
138,101
66,083
1913—6,907,134
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) '13_ —-$20.90
Population in 1910
•
6,009
INT. at Bank of Nutley.
OCEAN CITY.
This city is In Cape May County.
government
approved
Aug. 15 1911. Pop. '10. 1,950.
Improvement Bonds.
5s'*97
$20,000,-$3,000 yearly
Commission
--_
Fire Bonds.
5s '13
s-an $10,000
— -
—
•—
—
—
---
—
-
-
—
___
.
--
---
— -
The
sinking fund receives each
equal to about 3% of
bonds outstanding.
Temporary loan
bonds are only Issued against such
National Bank in Newton.
year an amount
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Mt. Holly) is
,
assets as
unpaid taxes of last two yrs. In Burlington County.
and
School Bonds.
unpaid assessments for street
paving and sewer improvements.
4Hs'12 J J
$45,000
1914-1959
Road Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
1915-1939
Nov. 1 1913. 4Hs*12 M-N$25,000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913$70,000
1913.
1912.
Floating debt-ir.
17,000
$
$
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.)-2,536,659
Real estate.339,378,767 303,667,111
Total tax 1913 (per $1,000)—$23.20
Personal-56,427,242
82,654,518
PoDulation in 1910—5,652
Exempt
1,504,815
2,457,447
INT. payable at Farmers' Trust
Co. & Mt. Holly Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.
Net
394,301,194 383,864,182
(Assessment about full value.)
•
'
Tax (per M)
20.20
20.40 NORTH BERGEN.
This township (P. O. Weehawken)
1911.
1900.
is in Hudson Co. Pop. '10, 15,662.
$
$
Real estate.288,482,718 118,389,585
"Town-Hall Bonds.
Personal..- 78,014,003
$44,000.-July 1 14-35
31,716,875 -_s
Sinking Fupd Bonds.
Exempt—
2,628,107
1,271,655
__s
$135,000
---1935
Net
J-D 174,000c...June 1 1941
363,868,614 148,834.805 5s '11
„
...
...
_
...
(Assessment about full value.)
19.70
22.40
Tax (per M)
School Bonds.
—s
—.
$268,800-,--Part yearly
55.000c.June 1 '32-'42
Total tax (per $1,000)
INT.
field
at
5,145,775
1913-—$25.20
First Nat.
Bank, Ridge>
Park.
f
PASSAIC.
This city is in the county of the
same name.
Incoro. April 22 1873.
Commission
government
adopted
25 1911.
City Bonds.
July
$6,000c.June 1 '15-T9
1,000c—July 1-1914
11,500c—July 1 1918
12,000c&rNov l'14-*24
7,500c_. .Aug 1 1919
J-D
5s
5s
J-J
5s
J-J
M-N
F-A
M-N 28,500c—May
'14-'32
J-J
24,000c &r Jan 2 '14-'32
4Hs
A-0
59,000c&r_Apr 1 1942
Street-Impt. Bonds.
4Hs
J-J
$45,000c. July 1 '14-T7
Public Improvements.
F-A $61,000c&rAug 1 '14-30
3Hs
Funding Bonds.
4 Hs'08 J-D $75,500c&rDec 1 '14-'38
4Hs'10 M-S J102,000c &rMch 1 '14-30
\ 70,000c &rMch 1 '31-40
4 Hg'10 A-0
70,000c&r_0ct 1 1933
4Hg'12A-0
38,000c__. Apr 1 1942
Public-Park Bonds.
5s
J-J
$6,000c_July 1 '14-T5
4s
A-0
26,000c&rApr 21 1929
4HST1 M-S
75,000c—Mch 1 1961
3Hs
3 Hs
School-House
4Hs
3Hs
Bonds.
$28,000c.Dec 1 '14-T7
47,000c &rDeo 1 '21-'30
J-D
J-D
2.000c &rMch 1 '14-15
M-S
3,000c—Aug 1 1914
22,000c.Nov 1 '16-T7
3Hs
28,OOOc.Oct 1 '19&'20
3Hs
35,000c &rMch 1 *14-20
4s
A-O
20,000c—Oct 1 1924
4s '06
M-N 100,000c.—May 1 1926
4Hs'08M-S
72,250c Ar.Mch 1 1938
4s '08
M-N 256,000c&r_Nov 1 1928
4 Hg*10 A-O 103,000c— .Oct 1 1940
4Hg'12J-J
109,000c &r_ Jan 11942
4H g *12J-D 62,000c&r June 1 1942
Refunding Bonds.
4 Hs'11 J-J
$51,000c&r_July 1 1941
4H g '12J-D 42,000c&r June 1 1942
4Hs*13 M-N236,000c&r_Mar 1 1943
Hospital Bonds.
3Hs
F-A
$6,000c—.Feb 11927
4Hs
4HS
4s *06
F-A
M-N
A-0
M-S
M-S
25,000c&r_ Mch 1 1936
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13.$1,861,750
Assessment debt (add'l)..
-
301,988
Floating debt
216,524
148,976
8,188,514 Sinking fund
Total assessed val. 1913^.45,011,317
(per $1,000) 1913—$22.50
.—
Assessed valuation 1913
Tax rate
(Assessment about full value.)
(per $1,000) 1913..$16.20
Population in 1910—
—.54,773
•
INT.
at
on
Ocean
OCEAN
bonds
of
1912
payable
City.
COUNTY.
'
Toms River is the county seat.
Total tax
INTEREST
school
on
bonds
of
1910, refunding bonds due 1941 and
park bonds due in
1961 payable at
Road-Improvement Bonds.
Sept 1 1943 People's Bank & Tr. Co., Passaic;
funding bonds due 1942, refunding
(?)
bonds due 1942 and school 1942 at
Population in 1910—
21,318
5s '13
M-S $36,000
TOTAL DEBT
or Chase Nat.
city bonds due 1942 at
Co., Passaic, or at
Chatham & Phoenix Nat. Bank, N.
Y.;
refunding bonds due 1943 at
Passaic Trust & Safe Dep. Co. or
People's Bk. & Tr. Co.
ORANGE.
~
F. G. Coughtry,
Comptroller.
Orange Is situated in Essex County.
Incorp. as a town Jan. 31 i860; as
a
city April 3 1872.
Commission
government defeated Sept. 12 1911.
Water Bonds.
4s '01
F-A $90,000._Aug 1 '24-'29
5s '08
F-A 200,000----Feb 1 1938
4Hs'08J-D, 180,000c—June 1 1938
4H '11 J-D
12,000—Dec 1 *U-'25
Tax-Arrearage Bonds.
4s '04
A-O
$6,500
Apr 1 1914
Assessment Arrearage.
4s *04
A-O
$2,000
Apr 1 1914
...
•
J-D
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $140,000
,>—.-1933 5s
5,0001925
Streets and Fire Bonds.
4s '02
$85,000-- ———1932
Land-Purchase Bonds.
5s '12
$12,500
1942
Funding Bonds.
5s *11
J-J
$50,000c—-July 6 1941
School Bonds.
4Hs*05
$38,000
.1925
5s '12
J-J
45,000r—July 15 1942
Pavilion Bonds.
5s '05
$5,000--$1,000 yearly
Board-Walk Bonds.
5s '05
$25,000
*
1915
5s '07
17,000
1917
5s '09
20,000
1919
5s '11
14,000
1921
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13— $336,500
Floating debt
29,530
Notes outstanding
109,684
Sinking fund—
63,741
5s '08
—
■
Park Bonds.
Track-Elevation Bonds.
J-J
$25,000.—July 1 1942
3>4s'02 J-J $500,000....Jan 1 1932 4s '12
4s'04 M-N19 100,000--May 19 1954 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '12-$1,439.207
112,000
3 *4s'04 F-A 450,000r—Aug 1 1954 Imp. & sewer certificates707,223
3*48*05 M-N 250,000r.__ Nov 1 1955 Sinking fund and cash
Total valuation 1913
15,105,503
(Subject to call Nov 1 1945.)
4s '08
M-S 172,000
Sept 1 1958 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-—$21.00
>..23,388
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1948.) Population in 1910
INTEREST
Apr
5s '10
5s *11
11915 4Hs
Sidewalk Bonds.
—
...
City-Improvement Refunding.
M-S $1,500,000.-Mch 15 1923
Apr
Assessed valuation
1 1927
1 1927
I 1928
1 1928
11929
1 1915
...
---
A-0 $42,000r
Road Bonds.
4s *04
A-O
$5,000c
Rldgefleld
O.
(P,
J-D $28,000c —1914-1927
J-D
50,000c—Dec 13 1929
J-D
7,000c
1929-1930
5Hs
5Hs
5s
Refunding Road Bonds.
1 1922
...
...
5,000c—Apr 1 1916
12,000c.-.Apr 1 1917
15,000c.-Dec 15 1929
1 1923
_
4s'93
4Hs'09J-D
district
Park) is In Bergen County.
Assessed valuation 1913
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'll M-S $75,000c—-Mch
Floating debt
Sinking fund_l____
1 1923
1 1923
1 1923
I 1924
1 1924
1 1924
1 1924
1 1924
1 1925
1 1925
1 1925
1 1925
1 1926
1 1926
1 1927
OYERPECK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
town,
4s '00
1 1917
1 1919
1 1920
3s *94
Population in 1910
— —29,630
INT. at Orange Nat. Bank,Orange.
This
located in Essex Co.,
was formerly the township of Frank¬
lin.
Name and government changed
by Legislative Act of 1902.
Com¬
mission government approved Mch.
26 1912.
V. 94, p. 929.
This
...
Sinking Fund Bonds.
M-S $40,000
Sept
4Hs'94 ArO
95,000-—Oct
Street Opening.
4Hs'95 M-N 65,000-'—-Nov
4s '95
F-A$ 100,000
Aug 5 1915
4 Hs'96 M-N
68,000
Nov
Fire & Police Dept. Bonds.
M-N
10,000— .Nov
4s *11 M-N $350.000—-.May 1 1941 4s '97
4s '97
M-N 201,000—May
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
M-N
97,000
Nov
4s '11 J-D $1,120,000...Dec 1 1961 4s '97
4s '98
M-N 110,000
May
(Subject to call Deo 1 1951)
3 Hs'98 M-N
24,000— -July
Water Debt.
Aug
4*48*85 F-A$200,000
Feb 1 1915 3 Hs*98 M-N 29,000
M-N
62,000—-Nov
4Hs'85 M-N
15,000-. —Nov 1 1915 4s *98
Jan
20,000
Mch 1 1918 3 Hs'99 M-N 20,000
4*4s'88 M-S
2.000
Feb
30,000
Oct 1 1914 3 *SfS*99 M-N
A-0
,4s *84
F-A
4s *86
12,000
Aug 1 .1916 3Hs'99 M-N 48,000----Mch
Nov
4s '87. A-0
15.000——Apr 1 1917 3Hs'99 M-N 25,000
5,300
Dec
4s *92
F-A2,450,000—Feb 1 1922 3 Hs'99 M-N
3,375—Feb
4s '92
M-N6.000.000—-May 1 1922 3 Hs'00 M-N
4,350
Apr
F-A
4s '95
40,000—Aug 21 1915 3 Hs'00 M-N
3,375
June
A-0
4s '96
40,000—-Oct 20 1916 3Hs'00M-N
13,000....Nov
F-A 100,000—-Aug 1 1927 3 Hs'OO M-N
4s *97
1,500
Jan
A-0
4s '99
20.000—-Oct 12 1919 3 Hs'01 M-N
15,950—-Apr
F-A
4s '00
20,000——Aug 1 1920 3*48*01 A-O
1,925
Feb
M-S
4s '01
20.000
Sept 1 1921 3Hs*02 F-A
12,566
Aug
M-N 100,000
4s '09
-May 1 1929 3 Hs'02 F-A
11,600
Deo
A-0
4s '02
30,000
Oct 1 1922 3 Hs'02 J-D
May
4s '03
J-J
30,000—--July 1 1923 3Hs'03 M-N 15,000
3*48*04 F-A lOO.OOOr—Aug 1 1934 3*4s'03 M-N 20,766—Nov
48,000r_—Mch
3*48*05 M-N 490,000r—May 1 1955 3*4s'04 M-S
3 *4s'05 M-S
10,000
Sept
(Subject to call May 1 1945.)
Floating Debt Bonds.
4s *05
M-N
50,000
May 1 1925
4s *08
$10,000
Mch
4s '08
M-N
50,000—Nov 16 1928
5,500
Mch
4s *08
F-A 100,000
Aug 1 1938 4s '09
10,000
July
4s '08
M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1938 4s '10
23.000....Apr
4s '09
M-N 100,000
Mch 1 1939 4s '11
A-O
17,600
Oct
4s '09
M-N100.000—Nov 15 1939 4s '12
Library Bonds.
4s *10
M-S 100,000—^Mch 1 1930
$12.000
Sept
4s '11
A-0 100,000
Apr 1 1941 4s *02
Almshouse Bonds.
4s '11
M-N 150,000—-May 1 1931
$10,000
July
4s '10
A-0 100,000—-Apr 1 1940 4s *08
M-N
4,000—-Nov
4s '10
M-S 100,000—Sept 1 1940 4s '12
Re-pavement Bonds.
4s *11
F-A 100,000—-Aug 1 1941
M-S $50,000
Sept
4s *12
M-N 25,000
Mayl 1932 4s '02
16,000—July
4s '12
M-N 50,000. —-Junel 1932 4s '08
28,000
July
4s *12
J-D 100,000
Junel 1942 4s '10
J-J
15,000
July
4**s*13 M-S 250,000.---Mar 1 1933 Is '11
M-N
7,900
Nov
4*4s'13 J-D 100,000....Junel 1943 4s '12
3
(Assessment 85 to 90% actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1913
$22.70
Tax rate
NUTLET.
.
Nov 1 1941
M-N $75,000
1913—21,868,216
Total assessed val.
$30,000
5s g '13
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913—
•
4s *11
63
AND TOWNS
NEW JERSEY-CITIES
Nov., 1913.]
Schbol-House Bonds.
$50,000-July 1 *14-'18
42,000--July 1 '24-'32
125,000c—Dec 1 1934
4s '05
J-J
15,000—-July 1 1935
4s '07
J-D
5,000
June 1 1937
4Hs'08 A-O llOiOOOc—.Apr 1 1938
4s '09
M-N
8,000
May 1 1939
4Hs'll A-O
55,000c—Apr 1 1941
5s '13
50,000
Aug 1 1923
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '13
i— $50,000
Aug 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$54,000o—Jan 1 1937
4Hs*98 J-J
"
"
"
4s '02
J-J
4s '04
J-D
Sewer Bonds.
Bank, N. Y.;
Hobart
Trust
Equitable
Trust
Co.,
N.
Y.;
on
others at Passaic Nat. Bank, Passaic.
PASSAIC
COUNTY.
County seat is Paterson.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-J
$10,000c—.July 1 1919
4s '06
A-0 130,000c.Apr 1 -25-'26
4Hs*07 M-S J30,000c.Sept 2 '14-'16
140,000o^_Sept 2 1927
4Hs'07 M-S
20,000o—.Sept 1 1919
4Hs'12 M-S
46,000
Sept 1 1929
5s '13
A-O
26,000—Oct 31 1931
Road Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
$50,000o—July 1 1918
4Hs'10J-D
67,500c—.Deo 1 1928
5s '13
A-O HO.OOOOct 1 '27,'29.'30
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-J $125,000cJanl'14-'15-'16
M-N
25,000c—.May 1 1919
Re-building Bonds.
M-S $60,000c—.Sept 1 1917
4s '04
J-J
300,000o.July 1 '20-'24
TOT. DEBT Sept 1913—$1,039,500
Total valuation 1912
170,682,686
4s
4s
J-D$255,000--June 1 '22-'32
(Assessment full value.)
J-J
200,000.-Jan 2 T4-'32 State&Co
tax(per $1,000) '12..$5.60
F-A
57,000-Aug 1 »29-*33
Population In 1910
215,902
4Hs'94 J-D
25,000
Junel 1914
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Paterson.
4 Hs'96 F-A 125,000—Aug 1 '15-'21
4s*99
J-D
50,000.-June 1 T9-'22
Ten-Year Street-Impt. Bonds.
PATERSON.
J. J. Curran, Compt.
This city Is In Passaic County.
5s '07
A-O $12,780.60 Aprl5'14-'17
In¬
5s'08
J-J
10,234.20 July 1'14-18 corp.
as
a
city March 19
1851
5s '12
M-S
23,547.67 Mch 1*14-22 Commission
government
defeated
5s '12
M-N
4,025.61 May 1 '14-22 Aug. 29 1911.
5s *12
F-A
2,363.18 Aug 1 '14-22
City-Hall Bonds.
5s *93
A-O $90,000c. .Apr
Playground Bonds.
*14-'22
4s '12
J-J
$25,000
July 1 1942 4Hs*94 M-N 120,000c—Nov
'33-'44
4s *94
J-J
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
100,000c..July '23-'32
F-A
76,000o
Aug 1 1932
4*fs'12 — , $4,600—Oct 1 '14-T8 4s *02
Funding Bonds.
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
4Hs*09 J-J
$5,000
July 1 1914 4Hs'H J-J
$35,000r._.July 1 1931
4Ms'10 J-J
73,000—July 1 1935
Funded Debt Bonds.
J-D
4Hs'll J-J
103,000—-July 1 1936 4s'04
$500,000o—June 1 1939
4Hs'll J-D
69,000—-Dec 1 1931 4Hg' 12 M-N 200,000—Nov 1 1942
5s '92
5s '93
6s '93
04
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
PATERSON CCon.)—
Street-Improvement Bonds.
M-N$l 10,000c
May 1 1915
4 Ms'08 M-N 100,000c
May 1 1918
4fl '09
J-J
85,000o
July 1 1919
4Ms'10 M-N
70,000c—Nov 1 1920
School Bonds.
4s '98
A-0 $25,000c—
Apr 1914
4s 98
F-A
15,000c
Aug
1918
4s '99
A-0
50,000c
Apr '14-T5
4s *00
J-D 100,000c. __June 1 1919
4s '04
M-S
70,000c
Mch 1 1929
4s '04
M-N
54,000c
Nov *14-'29
4s '05
M-S 275,000c...Mch 1 1935
4s '06
J-D
36,000c...June 1 1931
4Ms'07 J-J
81,000c...July 1 1932
4^s'08 M-N 200,000c...Nov I 1933
4s '09
J-J
195,000c...July 1.1934
4Ms'10J-D 180,000r...june 1 1940
4 Ms'll J-D 200,000c
1941
4Mg'13 A-O, 165,000c—Apr 1 1943
As '05
"
$3,700
2,500
17,000
Sewer reconstruction bds.
Isolation
hospital,bonds..
Water refunding bonds—
Water note
.—
20,000
ctfs.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13- $181,500
Floating debt..
62,130
Sinking fund and cash
66,822
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)_5,145,775
108,500
Temp'y loan & sewer
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-—$25.20
Population in 1913 (est.)--i—.6,000
2,274,564
Sinking fund and cash
568,384
NET DEBT Jan 1 1912- 1,706,180
TOT. BDrDT^Jjjne 1913. 2,153,464
'12.
622,928
Sinking/funds & cash
19,213,289
1912—$20.20
—32,121
Total valuation 1912
Total
(per $1,000)
/tax
INT. at the U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.
N. Y. City, the First Nat. Bank,
Ridgefleld Park, the Hackensack Nat.
Bank and People's Nat. Bank.
In
Population in 1910—
INT.
PROPERTY.-r-Value
This
government
This
city is In Union County.
In¬
On Dec.
6s
corporated In April 1869.
4Mg'12M-N 200,000—.Nov 1 1942
to
Park Bonds.
4Hg'12 J-l)$l75.000c—.June 1 1942
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4Mg'13 A-0 $400,000o—Apr
1911
the
Union Water
Plainfleld
,
4s
'02
4s '02
85,000c—. Deo 1914
M-N
5s
,
School Bonds.
Floating debt.-
1,010,938
5,627,438
-
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13.
4s
4 Ms'08 M-N
4s '09
M-N
—
-
-
„_
...
1934
193$
1936
1938
1918
1941
1941
1942
1915
'
...
-
-
-
—
-
1920
1920
1920
1928
1917
1916
1923
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms
M-N $41,000
4 Ms'08 J-J
68,100
4J^s'10 M-N
Nov 1 1916
July 1 1918
41,000c...May 1 1920
Fire-Department Bonds.
.s
$12,600
1914
-s
3,200
1915-1916
4 Ms
J-J
10,000---.Jan 1 1924
4Ms'04
19,000-Aug 1 1924
—
—
—
—
Street Bonds.
4 Ms'09< A-0$125,000- —Oct 1 1924
4 Ms'll
*"
87.000c- —Nov 1 1926
-
.8
---
100,000--
1923
Refunding Water Bonds.
$17,000
Feb 1 1929
Water Bonds.
■
4Ms
$250,000
Sept 1922
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1907.)
4s
w—
$25,000—.
Jan 1917
4s
12,000.
July 1916
48
J-J
80,000--—July 1 1933
4s '04
J-D 155,000c--.Sept 1 1934
4s '05
J-J
40,000c--.July 1 1935
la
M-N 100,000
May 1 1936
4Ms'10 J-J
50,000c-..Jan 11940
4Ms'12 M-S
25,000c-—Sept 1 1942
Hospital Bonds.
_B
$2,500
1916
Assessment Bonds.
.8
$29,663.52
—1914
-8
16,000
1916
Public-Facilities Bonds.
.8
$15,000
1930
Recapitulation.
Water bonds
$672,000
School bonds
436,000
Assessment bonds
45,664
City-Hall bonds
38,000
Street-improvement bonds
312,000
4Ms
,
---
_
.
M-S $28,000c.Sept 1 '14-'24
J-J
34,000c.-.July 1 1914
Optional after July 1 1912.)
5s g '12 J-J
$18,000c—July 1 1915
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1914.)
5s '13
J-J
27,000.-July 1 '14-'16
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$881,000
Total assessed val. 1913..27,936,516
ton Bank in Princeton.
This
city, of Union County, was
declared bankrupt in 1882,
and a
compromise of the debt, exclusive of
the water debt ($185,000), was forth¬
with agreed to with most of the lead¬
the dollar,
the
debt, exclusive of water debt,
then amounting to about $1,200,000.
This settlement
was
completed in
1894,
and
interest
is.
now
paid
promptly on the new bonds.
The
.
water bonds were renewed In 1891 at
1%, an agreement having been made
1890 by which all accrued interest
In
at
7%
was
Interest
now
adjusted at the 35% rate.
on
these water bonds is also
promptly
paid.
Incorporated
Commission
Sept
Sept. 9 1913.
26
government' de¬
1911
and
again
Adjustment Bds. (Opt. any time).
'82
M.N
$420,381.57r_Nov 1 1922
School Bonds.
M-S $35,000c&r_Mch 1 1918
A-O
75,000c
Oct 1 1959
5s
J-J
25,000
July 1 1960
4 Ms
4s "
Funding Bonds.
J-D $60,000....Dec 1 1941
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
4Ms'06 M-N $35,900c
...1936
Water Bonds Renewed."
5s
4s
J-J
$185,000c...July 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.- $835,382
Water debt (included)
220,000
Other
liabilities-
Sinking fund-..
24,000
35,059
i
Assess, val. *13 (60% act.)_7,119,458
Total
tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1910
INTEREST
and
—-
—
Improvement bonds
Judgment bonds
7,000
—
Polioe facilities bonds
Reservoir bonds..
,24,000
15,000
10,000
Fire department bonds—
3ewer bonds..
150,100
Anticipation bonds
Funding bonds
201,900
170,000
—
41,200
—
$20.30
largely payable at
Co.. N. Y.
Trust
ORANGE
SCH.
This district Includes the
D 1ST.
township
and the village of South Orange.
5s g *97 J-J
$6,000o_July 1 '14-T7
'14-'16
'17-'23
'14-'21
'18-'31
*32-'33
1 1934
—
INT.
at
First
Nat.
Bank
and
Ridgewood Tr. Co., Ridgewood.
ROSELLE.
This
in N. Y.
City at A B. Leach & Co.
on $12,150 at office of J.
S. Rippel
Newark;
on
$65,000
at
Standard
Trust Co., New York.
borough Is in Union County.
School
Bonds.
SPRING LAKE.
$60,000
1919-1933
This borough (P. O. Spring Lake
Construction Bonds.
Beach) is in Monmouth County.
5s '11
J-J
$20,000c...Jan 1 1931
Park Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913—.$102,000
4Ms'03 F-A $15,000—-Aug 1 1933
Floating debt
53,300
Water Extension.
Sinking fund
i
12,688 4Ms'06 F-A $25.000
Aug 1 1936
Assessed valuation 1913—.3,499.499
5s g '11 M-S
70,000c.—Mch 1 1941
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$21.40
Water, Sewer & Park Bonds.
Population in 1910
..2,725 5s '96
J-D $70,000 —Dec 1 1928
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Roselle.
North Spring, Lake Bonds.
5s '99
J-J
$30.000—..Jan 1 1929
ROSELLE PARK.
Funding Bonds."
This borough is in Union County.
5s '07
M-N $56.000——Nov 1 1937
•
4s
...
—
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08
$47,000
Board-Walk Bonds.
Nov 1 1928 4Ms'04 A-O $15,000
.Apr 15 1914
54,000—Apr 1 1930
Sewer-Extension Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'09 F-A $15,000— .Aug 2 1939
4s
$8,680
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13. $294,500
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913—$115,880
Assessed valuation 1912
.2,875,146
Floating debt
17,176 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$25.80
Sinking fund—
25,561 Population ih 1910
-.853
-
5s '10
—
...
.
—
Total assessed val.
1913._.3,485,807
INT .at First Nat.Bk. Spring Lake.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$20.30
3,138
First
Nat. Bank, Roselle.
This borough is
School
This
city is in Union County
Inc
Population 1910, 7,500.
Mch. 1899.
RUTHERFORD.
Sept. 21 1881.
SUMMIT.
in Bergen Co. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 7,045.
Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $40,000c—Mch 1 1936
School Bonds.
4s
M-S
4 Ms
4s !09
J-D
$35,000c...Mch 1 1929
60,000c—.Jan 1 1939
4,500c..Dec 20 1939
4s '10
J-J
5,000r...July 1 1935
4Ms'll F-A
89,000c..1 Aug 1 1941
4 Ms'12 A-0
27,000c—Apr 1 1942
Street Bonds.
■
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s
M-N$40,000c—.May 1 1932
4s
May $10,000c—May 1 1926
Park Bonds.
Public-Improvement Bonds.
4s '05
F-A $12,500c&r.Feb 1 1930
J-D
$6,500r—June 15 1927
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913.. $206,000 4s
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt—
235,508
4s
J-D$125,000o—June 1 1928
Sinking fund
98,628
4s
M-N
65,000c-.Nov 1 1933
Assessed valuation 1913—-8,249,539
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913._.$22.90
4s
J-J
$9,000r—Jan 11935
INT on park, fund & street bonds
Funding Bonds.
at Rutherford Nat. Bank; on impt.
4s
J-D $10,000r_Jfune 15 1927
bonds at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.
4 Ms'08 J-D 70,000o— Dec 1
1938
4Ms'10 M-S
72,000c-.Sept 1 1940
RUTHERFORD SCHOOL DIST.
4s *12
M-N 12,000c_Nov 1 T3-'18
4s *00
J-D $49,570c.June 20 1930 GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1
1913—$640,000
4s *06
A-0
48,OOOc_Apr 1 '14-'61 Floating debt
97,600
4s '06
J-D
10,000c—.Deo 1 1936 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913—
737,600
4Ms'10F-A 127,300o—Feb 11950 Sinking fund
123,761
4Ms'll F-A
19,300c...Aug 1 1951 Total valuation 1913.. —11,919,213
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $254,370
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913— — $20.90
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '12-6,461.052
INT. on $65,000 sewer bonds due
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$7.80
1933 is payable In New York City at
INTEREST on the Issues of 1906 is A. B. Leach & Co.; on all other issues
payable at the office of R. M. Grant at office of City Treasurer.
■
& Co., New York; on all other bonds
at the Rutherford National Bank.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
County seat Is Newton.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
4s '08
A-O $20,000c—.Oct 1 1938
Somerville is the county seat.
4s '09
A-O
64,000c—Apr 1 1929
Building Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$45,000 —
Funding Bonds.
4s g •
M-S $78,500c_Ma'r 1 1916'
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms g
J-J
$75,000c—July 1 1922
—
J-J
,—
—
'
1858.
feated
4s
SOUTH
Is
52,000
INT. at
RAILWAY.
on
$1,000) 1913
&
80,000c.May 1 '15-'39
Population in 1910
school
on
1913-.$22.40
9,337
water
board
loan
loan
payable
at
the
Co., New York; on
other loans at Rahway Nat. Bank.
Bankers
Trust
—_
—
A-O
M-N
J-D
'11
ing creditors at 35 cents
Mort.
4 Ms'12 J-D
65,000c. June 1 '32-'36
1914-1927
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13.
$318,200
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.)18,929,617
7,000
1921-1927
School tax (per $1,000) 1913 —-$3.70
5s '13
J-J
35,000c.July 1 '28-'39
—11,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 10 '13-. $526,800 Population in 1913 (est.)
Floating debt
50,000
INTEREST on the $33,500 Issue Is
Sinking fund..
6,436 payable at the Fidelity Trust Co.,
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)__8,028,872 Newark; on the 5s at the Franklin
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$24.50 Savings
Institution,
Newark,
and
Population In 1910
5.416 on the $8,000
4s and
$170,000 4s
4 Mg'08
-
Sept 1
July 1
M-S
4s *06
49,000c.-.Sept 1
iS »....
100,000
•25,000--4 Ms'll A-0
47,000c. ..Apr 1
4MBT1
20,000c—July 1
4Ms'12 M-S 80,000c...Sept 1
Improvement Bonds.
IMs •
$7,000...Mch 21
Judgment Bonds.
($6,000
Jan 22
4s
< 4,000.--Mch 22
114,000---Aug 15
City-Hall Bonds.
4 Ms'08 J-J
$35,000July 1
.8
3,000
Funding Bonds.
4Ms
M-N $170,000—-Nov 1
5s '13
J-D
97,000c—June2
$28,500.....1917-1920
S.
.
—
54,000
35,000
Total tax (per
INTEREST
F-A/$60,000c.Aug 1 '15-'25
J-D
„
U.
•
4s
11918
.
M-S
*14-'38
4Ms
4Ms
1927
,
4s *04
......
4s g '02 F-A J 9,000c_Aug 1
Fire-Dept. Certificates.
124,500—Aug 1
J-J
$8,000
July 1 1917
4s g'04 J-J
8,000o_Jan 1
Street-Impt. Certificates.
5s '13
F-A $10,800r—Aug 1 1918 4s g '10 M-N 170,000o_May 1
4 Mg'10 J-J
24,550c-July 1
School Bonds.
12.150c-..May
5s
J-D $12,000 ——1913-1918 4Ms'12 M-N
Street Bonds.
os
village is In Essex
County.
Population 1910, 6,014.
Funding Bonds.
4 Ms'10 M-S $14,2U0o—.Moh 1 1953
Park Bonds.
4 Ms'10 M-S $10,000o—.Mch 1 1935
Refunding Bds. (Opt. after 1920).
4s g'00 J-J
$51,000o
Jan 11930
Renewal Bonds.
4s g '02 F-A
$6,000o—Feb 1 '14-T9
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04
J-J $248,000c &r_J'ly *14-'44
(See V. 78, p. 2617, for maturity.)
4 Ms'08 M-N $48,000o.May 1 '45-'48
4 Ms'10 M-S
2,028.69 —1930-1935
Water Bonds.
4 Ms'12 F-A
$9,000c...Feb I 1932
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '07
M-S
$1,88 )r.Septl8 '14-T5
Construction Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$5,000r__.Jan
'14-'24
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913$395,109
Total assessed val. 1913-.11,052,472
1869.
5s
'28r'35
(Assessment about full value.)
Sinking fund
879,832
City property 1913------ 2,458,500 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913...$18.70
School property 1913
2,158,000
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
Assessed valuation, real..86,184,206
'Assessed val., personal —16,782,443
Seoond-class RR. property
509,091 PEINCETON SCHOOL DIST.
Total assessed val, 1913.103,475,740
This district is in Mercer County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$17.60
4Ms'll J-J
$65,OOOc__Jan 1 '28-60
Population In 1910
-125,600
4 Ms'll J-J
42,000c—Jan 1 *63-76
INTEREST at City
Treas. office 4 Ms'll J-J
5,000c.-Jan 1 '61-'62
or Hanover Nat. Bank, New York.
4s
J-J
13,000c. Jan 1 '14-*20
4Mb
A-0
3,300c.Apr 15 '14-19
4Ms
J-J
22.000c__Jan 1 '15-'28
PERTH AMBOY.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$150,800
This city Is in Middlesex County.
Floating debt
2,000
School Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) (State.-$2.46
4s
Mch 1919
'$10,000
\Local
3.46
4s
36,000.
Oct 1915 Population in 1912 (est).6,000
4s
18,000——July 1917
INT. payable at Nat. City Bank,
.8
5.000.-..--Jan 1922
National Park Bk., N. Y., or Prince¬
4s
37,000
Oct 1922
-
5s
56,000c ....1914-1947
43,000c.Nov 1 '36-'42
Fire-House Bonds.
4Mg'0S
$ 15,000c. —Dec
1
4,500c. ..Aug 1 1926
Storm-Drain Certificates.
$21,000c. July 1 '14-'28
M-N $41,OOOe_May. 1
J-J
56,000c
ORANGE.
This
Inc.
years.
1
Sewer Bonds.
4s
5
J-D $11,000
1914-1915
West-Side Sewer Bonds.
5s '11
$57,000c.June 1 '14-'24
58,000o_.June '25-'34
4 Mg'08 J-J
49,000o—May 1 1917
38,000c ...Deo 1 1922
4s '03
A-0 - 25,000c...Apr 1 1923
4s '03
M-N 35i000o—May 1 1923
4s '03
J-D
55,000r
Dec 1 1923
4s '04
F-A
25,000c—.Feb 1 1924
4s '04
A-O
35,000c—Apr 11924
4s '04
M-N
40,000c..Nov 14 1924
4s '05
J-D
75,000c—Dec 1 1925
4s '06
J-D 115,000c—Dec 1 1926
4Ms'07 J-J
100,000c...July 11937
4 Ms'08 M-N 100,000c...May 1 1928
4Ms'09A-O
50,000c
Apr 1919
4 Ms'10 A-0 325,000c.-Apr 1 1940
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13-$4,616,500
J-D
every
Building Certificates.
„
J-D
Commission
Macadam Bonds.
J-J
$9,000c
1914-1922
M-N
56,000c .$4,000 yearly
($6,000 due
$40,000c
Apr 1 1924
4s '05
J-D
8,000c
1914-1929
4 Ms'10 M-N
25,000
Nov 1.1930
4 Mg'08 J-J
95,000c._ .July 1 1958
Sewer Appropriations.
4s '09
M-N
45,000c
Nov 1 1959
4s '99
F-A $18,lKX)c_ ——Aug 1916
4s '09
M-N
10,000c.-.Nov 1 1924
Garbage-Destructor Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
40,000c._Jan 1 '33^39
4 Ms'12 M-S $85,000r
Mch 1 1932
4.Ms'13 J^l
230,000—Jan 1 '23-'61
Renewal Bonds.
4s '87
Police-Station Bonds.
J-D $30,000c..June '14-T6
4s '89
1894.
Broad Street Bonds.
4Ms
A-O $36,000c_0ct
purchase Its property for $500,000.
V. 93, p. 1737.
City's right to con¬
demn water plant denied.
See Y.
97, p. 64.
•
4s g '04 J-D
4s '05 = J-D
A-O
5s
Co. refused the offer made by the city
1 1943
Building Bonds.
4s '04
14
in
approved Sept. 12 1911.
Original Sewer Bonds.
58
J-D
$112,000c.J$16,000 y'ly
\
on June 1
PLAINFIELD.
•
village is In Bergen County.
Incorporated
of
property owned by the city on Jan. 1
1912 was $1,551,958.09.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '00
J-J
$50,000o—June 30 1920
4Ms'12 M-S
40,OOOr..r__Moh 1922
SOUTH
xcvii.
,
RIDGEWOOD.
payable In Perth Amboy.
CITY
[Vol.
RIDGEFIELD PARK.
This village Is in Bergen
County.
Incorporated June 23 1892. Commis¬
sion government approved
Apr. '12.
Village is co-extensive with Overpeck
Township School District, both being
supported by same taxing district.
Road Bonds.
5s
Aug $25,000c
Aug '25-'29
Sewer (Assessment) Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$21,000c..July *14-'20
5s
J-J
17,500c.. July
'14-'22
6s
J-J
8,000c...Jan '14-'22
Funding Bonds ($62,065.35 as¬
sessable agst. property
benefited).
5s '10
J-J
$18,000c...Jan 1 1930
5s.*11
J-J
50,000r_„Jan 1 1931
5s '12
J-J
42,000c..-July 1 1932
—
4s '06
J-J $280,000c.July 1 '21-*36
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$280,000
4s
Road Bonds.
'09
A-O $34,000c—Oot
1 1939
J-J
14,500c-.July 10 1940
118,395 4s *10
A-0
4,000c—.Oct 1
1941
Assessed valuation 1913—33,776,179 4s '11
$154,100
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.00 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13.
7,648
Population In 1910
38,820 Sinking fund
Floating debt—
INT. at New York Tr. Co., N. Y
SOUTH AMBOY.
This city is in Middlesex County.
Inc. 1908.
Population 1910, 7,007.
School Bonds.
5s '12
$40,000—yly on Oct 1
Public Dock.
5s
$11,000—Jan 1 T4-'24
Assessed valuation 1913.-15,888,088
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13_$8.59 +'
Population in 1910
26,781
INT. at Sussex Nat. Bk., Newton.
TEANECK TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Englewood) Is
In Bergen County.
5s '05
M-S $23,000o_Mch 1 T4-'36
5s '09
M-S
26,000o_Mch 1 *14-'39
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
17,000c_July 15'14-'30
5s '11
J-J J$56,000c—Jan 1 *14-'41
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13$49,000
1 15,000c—Jan 1 '42-'46
Assess, val. '12 (M act.) —1,839,299
5s '13
F-A
10.000..Feb 1 '23-'32
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—_$8.97
TOTAL DEBT May 7 '13. $122,000
Assessed valuation 1912—2,899,886 INT. at U. S. Mort. & Tr. Co., tt'.Y
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$18.40 and Palisade Tr. A Gu&r. Co., En¬
INT. at First Nat.Bk., So. Amboy
glewood.
...
...
NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND
Nov., 1913.]
►
U
i**
*
fij
!**•*)"#*
«■
Police & Fire tel. & Tel.
TBENTON. H.E.Evans,Treasurer.
3 >4a*03 A-O $40,000—Apr
15 1923
The
4s '07
A-O
8,000
Apr 1 1927
water works are much more than self4Ms*10 s-a
5,000r._.Sept 1 1930
supporting. Commission government
CHAMBERSBURG BONDS
adopted June 20 1911.
I
Trenton Is In Mercer
County.
ASSUMED.
$p00?000r—Mch
4s*Wy
1
1
1
1
M-S
4Ms'08 F-A 200,000
Aug
A-O 200,000
Apr
4s '09
J-D 200,000c.--Deo
4s '09
1937
1938
1939
1939
Crematory.
,,no1
3Hs'01 J-J
$50,000
July 1 1921
J-J
4,200
July 2 1916
'06
J-D
loioOO
Dec 1 1916
4s '07
J-J
3,400.,--Jan 1 1917
4s'06
tl
Fire Department.
3Xs'01 J-J
>15.000
3Ws'02 M-N
4s '06
4s'04
£
*04
4s '07
4s '09
,
1921
1922
1922
1922
48^92 °A-0°"9?600—Oct
£
'93
4s *94
2'96
4a '97
2'98
1 1917
6,000—Jan 16 1918
18,000—-Oot 25 1914
2i:000—-Nov 2 1916
J-J
A-O
M-N
8,000
F-A
Feb 1 1917
14:500—Jan 181918
J-J
3Hs'99M-N 25.000—Nov
3H8'00 M-N 100,000-.--May
2,500
3 Ws'01 J-D
1 1929
1 1930
>£'02 F-A lllsOO--Feb 1
7,500
July 6
3>£'02M-S 48.500—Sept 1
3 >4s'01 J-J
q
>£'03
F-A
4s '03
J-J
3Ks'03 F-A
4s '04
M-S
2'05
4s
2
2
2
'06
'06
'06
'07
4s '07
2
'08
1931
1932
70 000—July 22 1933
3 500—Aug 17 1933
50:000r—Sept 1 1934
18,600—-Nov 11935
A-O
2,900
Apr 2 1936
M-N
4 800—May 23 1936
J-D
900—-Dec 1 1916
A-O 130.000—Apr 1 1937
F-A
26,000
Aug 1 1937
J-J
6 000—-July 1 1938
M-N
24:750—Aug 1 1938
4«s'08 F-A
4s '08
F-A
4s'08
M-S
4s'09
F-A
4s '09
A-O
4>4s
1922
15,000
.June 3 1932
3 000—Feb 5 1933
izo'02 J-D
5,000
Aug 1 1938
21,000
Sept 11938
10,000—-Aug 2 1919
5,500—Oct 14 1919
a9,000
Dec 11940
s-a
4H8'11 M-S a80,000—-Mch 1
4HB'11 J-D a55,000
Junel
4«s'll A-O
49,000r—-Oct 1
M-N
7.000—May 1
4>£s'13 M-S 190,OOOr—-Mar 1
48*12
Public-Bath Bonds.
4s *08
F-A
$3,500
1941
1941
1941
1942
1943
J-J $100,000
F-A
15,000
PAYABLE
LOANS
4Hs*08 A-O
4Hs'10 J-D
4s T1
J-D
4Hs'12 J-J
4Hs'13 F-A
11,522.75..Oct 1
19,345.56—Dec 1
28,837.70—July 1
59,317.39r_July 1
36,084.25-Feb 1
1918
1920
1920
1922
1923
Assessed
upon
property
benefited.
Street Improvement.
F-A $64,055.57--Feb 1 1915
4s '06
F-A 106,209.41-Feb 1 1916
4s *06
J-D
11,991.80—Deo 1 1916
4s *07
A-O
67,406.29.-Apr 1 1917
4s '05
34,777.25—Oct 1 1918
8,800.00—Feb 1 1921
1 1920
4s *11
J-D 34,362.30.-July 1 1921
4Hs*12 J-J
90,537.61r.July 1 1922
4Hs'13 F-A
15,565.75-Feb 1 1923
4Ms'08 A-O
4s
11
F-A
WATER LOANS REPORTED
.V
SEPARATELY.
City Water.
J-J
350,000.-Jan 1 '17&'27
4s '96
J-D
45,000
June 1 1916
3Ms'02 A-O
75,000
Apr 1 1922
4s '04
J-J
100,OOOr...July 1 1934
4s '06
J-D 150,000
Junel 1936
4Ms*08 M-S
50,000....Mch 1 1938
4s *97
4Hs'08 A-O
100,000
Oct
1 1938
4Hs'13 M-S 150.000r—Mar 1 1943
4Hs
500
Past due
4^s'13 A-O 180.OOOr—Oct 11943
INTEREST
urer's
is
payable at Treas¬
office in Trenton.
Oct. 6 '13.
Sept. 23 '12.
Tot.bd.dt.,&c $7,533,658 $6,954,291
Sinking funds. 1,963,537
1,915,242
Net debt—$5,570,121
debt
$5,039,049
Water
$945,500
(incl. above) $1,200,500
Jan 1 1931
Feb 1 1932
equipment, furn,. etc.. $615,258.93;
total, $8,852,497.11.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
_
7 1914
1913.
$
Hospital Bonds.
R. E
«
24 1935
A-O
Pers.
Ded.
M-S^35°000----Sept
1 1932
4s '03
A-O
27,000.—Oct 1 1933
3 >48*03 A-O
35,000--Apr 15 1933
4s '03
J-D
10,000
Dec 1 1933
4s '04
J-D
20,000
June 1 1934
4a *05
M-N 60,000r_—Nov 1 1935
4s '06
F-A
13,OOOr—Aug 1 1936
4s '07
F-A
15,000----Aug 1 1937
4s '98
J-J
6,160
JulYl 1928
3 J4s'99 F-A
15,500—-Aug 21 1929
4 >48*10 F-A
15,000—-Aug 1 1920
4s '12
J-J
10,000
July 1 1922
River-Front-lmpt. Bonds.
4 >48*11 J-D a $50,000—June 11941
Street-Department Bonds.
4>4s'10 M-S
$9,000r--Sept 20 1930
1912.
1905.
$
$
63811,975 34135.911
11524.416
7413,230
1942,821
947,338
Net -76244,779 73393,570
40601,803
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax (per
M.)
22.50
21.00
21.80
POPULATION.—In 1910. 96,815;
1900 it was
was 57.458; In
In 1905 it was 84,180; In
73,307; In 1890 It
1880 It was 29.910.
union.
This town Is In Hudson County.
Incorporated March 20 1866; charter
amended March 27 1874.
Fire-House
'04ndA^S*$569,OOOr...Oct
,
—
.
_
4s '06
4s '07
25,000
Apr 1 1918
20,000
Sept 2 1926
10,000
June 11929
14,350-—July 1 1930
2,500
June 1 1936
23,000
Jan 1 1932
19,000—June 15 1930
4s '10
J-J
J-D
J-J
J-D
4>£s
s-a
10,600
Deo 1 1920
4s '11
J-J
O45.000
July 1 1941
a Coupon or registered.
Sewer Commissioners
$490—Feb 20
910—June 23
1,485
Jan 4
4s '05
1,050—Oct 24
4s '06
1,595.—Apr 2
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
J-J
•11
$10,000
July 1
J-D
•11
15,000—Dec 20
4s '04
4s '04
4s '05
F-A
J-D
J-J
A-O
A-O
,
,
1 *32-'43
$71,000
1914
1914
1915
1915
1916
„
1941
1941
Funding Bonds.
.
INTEREST
Is
of
payable at
Hoboken;
on
bonds
due
1914
First National Bank
on
other
bonds at
Hudson Trust Co.
;
4,000
Assess, val.(60% act.) '13-2,400,000 westfield.
Tax (per $1,000) 1913—.
This town Is in Union County.
$17.20
Population in 1913 (est.)
2,500
Sewer, Sidewalk & Road Bonds.
Floating debt
—
INT. at Nat. State Bk., Elizabeth.
5s '11
J-J
$32,000c. _Jan 3 '14-'21
5s'13
J-D
30,000c_j'ne30 '14-23
ventnor city.
General Impt. Bonds.
This city (P. O. Atlantic City) is in 5s '13
J-D $30,000c. .June 30 1943
Atlantic County.
Inc. Mch. 17 1903.
Repaving Bonds.
Commission
government
defeated 5s '13
J-D
$9,000c-J'ne30'14-'22
June 11 1912.
Population '10, 491.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4)48*11 J-J
$16,000c—Jan 3 1921
5s '08
J-J
$57,000c—July 1 1938 GEN. BD. DT. Sept 30 *13-$151.876
Sewer Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'l)
96,000
M-S $25.000c—-Sept 1
J-J
15,000c—-July 1
Fire Bonds.
5s'10
J-J
$15.000c„.Jan .1
5s *11
M-S
10,000c
Sept 1
5s '12
M-S
15,000c—Mch 1
5s '10
1940 Floating debt
5s '08
1938 Sinking fund
5s '12
1930
1941
1932
3,000c—-Nov 1 1932
M-N
School Bonds.
M-NS35,000c—May
M-N
25,000
May
Water & Sewer Bonds.
5s '09
A-O $25,000c
Oct
5s '09
J-J
25,000c-._Jan
5s '11
A-O
30,000c—Apr
5s '11
J-J
20,000c—July
5s *12
M-S
20,000c.—Mch
5s'12
F-A
10,000c...Aug
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
$25,000c-.-July
5s '11
F-A
25,000c—.Feb
Paving Bonds.
5s *11
J-D$ 100,000c. __June
5s '04
5s '10
167,092
32,096
1913—9,465,295
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$19.80
Population In 1910
6,420
—
_
Assessed valuation
westfield school dist.
M-N $10,000—Nov 20 1920
1 1919 5s '90
3'658'OOJ-J
50,000—
1920
4)4s'08 J-J
42,000--July 15 1938
56.OOOc.Mch 1 *16-'41
11939 4>4g'll M-S
1 1939 BOND. DEBT May 1 '13. $158,000
16,328
1 1941 Sinking fund
1 1941 Assessed valuation 1912.—8,810,881
1 1942
INT. payable at Westfleld Trust Co.
1 1942
1 1940
—
1 1918 west hoboken.
This town Is situated in Hudson Co.
1 1941
Inc. 1861.
Population 1910, 35,403.,
School-Building and Sites.
*•
M-S $27,000.-Mch 1 '14-'31
1 1941 4s
F-A$123,000__Aug 1 '14-'54
5s '12
M-N 25,000c—-May 1 1942 4s '04
4s '09
A-O
42,OOOc_Apr 1 '14-*34
Boardwalk Bonds.
81,000c.July 1 '14-'40
5s '04
M-S $75,000c
Sept 1 1924 4 Ms'10 J-J
5,000— -July 1 1914
5s '11
M-S
10,000c—Sept 1 1931 4>4s'll J-J
5s '11
1.1941
80,000c—.Dec
J-D
'
Ventnor Avenue Impt. Bonds.
Assessment & Renewal Bds. **
4s '05
J-J $100,000c—July 1 1925
10,000c—Nov 1 1942
Funding Bonds.
City-Improvement Bonds.
4>4s'08 J-J $200,000
July 1 1938
5s '07
F-A $25,000c—Aug 1 1915 5s '10
J-J
235,000
1940
City-Hall Bonds.
5s
M-N
48,000....
1940
5s'04
J-D $45,000c-..June 11919
Refunding Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4>4s'12 A-O $35,000
Apr 1 1942
5s '10
J-D $10,000c...Dec 1 1950 TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 *13$940,490.
5s '12
J-D
5,000c—-Dec 1 1952 Floating debt
144,770
5s *09
A-O
20,000c—Oct
1 1939 Sinking fund and cash..
118,237
5s '12
A-O
15,000c-..Apr 1 1952 Total valuation 1-913—■
24,707,262
BOND DEBT Jan. 1913— $850,000
(Assessment about full value.)
Sinking fund
142,171 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$16.85
Assessed valuation 1912. —6,618,495
INTEREST on bonds marked ••
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$18.30
at the Hudson Trust Co.; on refund¬
INT. on fire bonds at Guarantee
ing bonds at Knickerbocker Trust
Trust Co., Atlantic City.
Co., New York City.
5s '10
M-N $50,000c— -Nov 1 1940
5s '12
M-N
verona.
"
~~
This borough is in Essex County. west new york.
1907.
Population 1910, 1,675.
This town is in Hudson County,
School Bonds.
(P. O. Station 3, Weehawken.)
See
3Ms & 4Hs
$43,133 V. 93, p. 1413, concerning opinion by
Water Bonds.
Supreme Court holding town liable
4>4s'08 M-N $54,000c—.Nov 1 1928 for interest on certain school bonds.
(Subjeot to call $3,000 yearly after
Fire Bonds.
1913.)
$97,133
7,121
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13
Assessment debt
(add'l)—
.
^
4s '05
sch. dist.
Lyons Farms)
5s '13
F-A $48,000—Aug
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
Nov. 1
4s^MUFVAn$20,600.--Feb
A-O
This district (P. O.
is in Union County.
Bonds.
,
3 Hs'01 M-S
4s *04
J-D
„
.
.
4Hs*07 A-O $35,000o...Apr 4 1917
4Hs'07A-O
33,000c...Apr 4 1937
4>£s'08 J-D 102,O00c_Deo 1 '14-'28
4Hs'10 F-A
67,000o—Feb 1 1920
Fire-House Bonds.
4>isTl J-J
$15,000c—July 1 1931
Road Bonds.
4 >48*05 J-J
$70,000c.-Jan 1 '16-'35
4 >48*07 J-J
27,000c_July 1 *15-'32
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$559,200
Improvement certificates.
17,750
Notes outstanding
92,043
Sinking funds
60,222
Total assessed val. 1913— 21,210,866
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$16.28
Population in 1910——
.11,228
Inc.
4Kg'12M-N $10,000--May 1 '14-T8
4s
1 1934
School Bonds.
Public Safety Dept. Bonds.
4Mb
F-A
$2,000—Feb 1 T4-'16
4s '12
M-S $10,000
Sept 1 1932 4Hs
F-A
60,000—Feb 1 '17-'28
48 '12
F-A
10,500
Aug 1 1932 5s
F-A
6,000. .Feb 1 14-'15
Sewer Certificates.
—a..
4>£g'10 S-a
80,000—Jan 3 '17-'24
5s
$153,150--—1914~19i5 4>£s
70.000--Mch 1 '25-'31
4Hs'13 J-J
100.000—Jan 15 '21-*33
20 1914 4Hs'13 F-A 84,000-Aug 15 '33-37
4s '04
M-S
20,100r—-Sept 1 1914
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '05
F-A
9,000...Feb 24 1915 5s'10
A-O $35,000—Oct 1 *14-'20
4s *05
M-N 24,000. —-Nov 1 1915
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4s '06
F-A
34,600...Feb 24 1916 5s
$8,500-May 15 *14-'16
4s '06
F-A
44,200—Aug 1 1916 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 T3-$464,950
4s '06
A-O
56,100
Oct 1 1916 Floating debt
38.000
4s '07
F-A
63,000
Feb 1 1917 Total valuation 1913
13,949,050
4s '07
F-A
75,100
Aug 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913---S15.86
4s '07
M-S
47,300,-Sept 27 1917 Population in 1910
—21,023
4s '08
F-A
49,900.--Feb 24 1918
4s'08
J-D
50,600,..June 22 1918
4s '08
M-N 40,500
Nov 2 1918
UNION COUNTY.
4s '09
F-A
29,100
Feb 1 1919
County seat Is Elizabeth.
4s '09
M-N 76,700
Nov 1 1919
Refunding Bonds..
4s *10
F-A
34,700—-Feb 24 1920
4>is'13 J-J $50,000
July 1 1933
4Hs'10 M-S
67,700—Sept 20 1920
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'll F-A O53.800—-Feb 1 1921
4>*s'12 M-S $30,000c_—Sept 1 1937
4>*B'll J-D
36,300r—Dec 1 1921
Armory Bonds.
4Hs'll F-A
31,200
Aug 1 1921 4s *10
M-N$25,000c
May 4 1925
4a *12
F-A
19,200—Feb 20 1922
Rahway Ave.—Impt. Bonds.
4Hs*12 M-N 52,200r—Nov 1 1922
4Hs'10 J-J
$13,000c—July 2 1925
4>|s,13A-0 34,OOOr—Oct 1 1923
Hospital Bonds.
Park Improvement.
1941
4>£s'llJ-J
$50,000o—-Jan
4s *91
M-N $25,000—May 1 1916
1942
4Hs'12 J-J
75,000c.— Jan
5s *91
J-D
5,000
Deo 1 1916
1942
4Hs'12 M-S 85.000c—Sept
4s '92
J-J
5,000
July 1 1917
1943
4>isT3 A-O 125,000
Oct
4s '93
J-J
2,000—Jan 16 1918
4s '93
union township.
; ^ ^ "
This township (P. O. Rutherford)
Pop'n '10, 4,076.
Road Bonds.
4s
M-S $42,500
Mch 1 1920
v Water Bonds.
4 Hs
F-A $10,000-Feb 1 '16 & '26
4^s
F-A .14,000—-Feb 1 1936
4>*s
J-J
25,000
Jan 11938
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 1912$91,500
Asessment
(additional)—
26,379
Floating debt—
9,000
Sinking fund (all water)—
3,000
Assess, val. *12 (60% act.)_3,456,764
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$22.90
INT. payable at Rutherford Nat. Bk.
is in Bergen Co.
union township
Assessed upon City.
Street Improvement.
4s'05
F-A $16,244.43-Feb 1 1915
4s'06
F-A
21,890.59__Feb 1 1916
4s '06
J-D
8,988.20.-Deo 1 1916
4s'07
A-O
21,893.71—Apr 1 1917
CITY PROPERTY.-—Feb. 28 '13,
real estate and bldgs., $8,237,238.18;
General Loan Bonds.
4s '04
J-D
$900r—Dec
3
SPECIAL
BY
Aug 1 1918
Library Bonds.
3 >48*01
3 >48*02
A-O
$1,000—Apr 10 1914
Improvement.
F-A $15,000
Aug 1 1915
5s *93
Junel 1931 4^8*10 J-D 47,074.44—Dec
3
3
due
--Past
5s '95
•
1926
1914
20!OOOr.-May 17 1924
3,700—Aug 1 1917
14,000
Aug 2 1919
M-N
A-O
M-N
F-A
F-A
$100
---
WILBUR BONDS, ASSUMED.
School.
'
;
ASSESSMENT.
„
July 1
17 000—-Feb 1
10 000—-Sept 1
2 500—May 21
25 OOOr—June 1
16,000r—Apr 1
3 Ws'02 F-A
3Ws'02 M-S
Parks.
.8
65
TOWNS.
Road Bonds.
A-O $70,000c&r_0ct 111939
4Hs'10 M-S llO.OOOo&r.Sept 1 1940
4 >£9*12 J-J
145,000c.—July 1 1942
4Hs'12 M-S 60,000c—Sept 1 1942
Sheridan-House Bonds,
4s
J-J
$28,000o
July 1917
(Subject to call after July 1907.)
Refunding Road Bonds.
4>£s'10 J-J $150,000c—July 1 1920
Court-House Bonds.
4s '02
A-0$579.000o—Oot 1 1942
BOND. D'T May 29 T3-$1.470.000
Sinking fund
122,214
Total assessed val 1912—150,701,009
4s '09
(Assessment about full value.)
County tax (per $1,000) '11.$3.07 +
Populatioh in 1910
140,197
INT. at Nat. State Bk.,
Elizabeth%
Floating debt.
Sinking fund
...
3,000
5,775
5s
$20,000.
...
5s'12
J-J
22,OOOo._July 1 '14-'35
Street Bonds.
5s '10
$5,000
—
5s '11
.
J-D
5s *12
-s '13
J-J
1,100
Dec 1 1921
22,000o—July 1 1922
26.000
Funding Bonds.
Bank of Montclair; on water bonds
4Ms'05 F-A$150,000c—..Aug 1930
at the Montclair Trust Co.
5s *08
J-J
200,000
July 1 1938
5s
A-O 200,000c...Apr 1 1924
vine land.
5s '12
J-J
120,000c...July 1 1927
This borough is In Cumberland Co.
School Bonds.
Incorporated in 1880.
Commission 6s '08
J-J $105,000c
'
government adopted Mar. 111913.
(Due $2,000 yearly, beginning 1912)
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
J-J
34,000c. Jan 1 '14-'30
4s
F-A $25,000r ........1929
5s *06
J-J
62,000c. .Jan 1 '14-*44
Refunding Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
125,000c.-Jan 1 *16-'57
4Hs'06 J-D « $35,500r___June 1 1936
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13
Mar
5,000—Mar 1 1918
4s
A-O $27,500c—April
1916
Water Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 *13.
$777,150
4s
J-D $95,OOOr
1929
Floating debt
182,871
Impt. Certificates.
Sinking fund..'
64,737
5s
M-S $21,000
$5,000 y'ly.
Assessed valuation 1913-.17,693,102
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$17.21
4s
F-A $45,OOOr ........"1929
Population in 1910
13,560
TOTAL DEBT Apr 2 '13-.$226,057
INTEREST is payable at Hudson
Sinking fund.
40,000
Assess, val. *12 (70% act.).2,881.390 Trust Co., West Hoboken.
Assessed valuation 1913—1,991,297
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1912
>19.40
INTEREST on school bonds at the
--
...
...
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912— -$20.40
Population in 1910
5,282
INT. is payable in Vlneland.
Washington]
This borough is in Warren
1868.
Inc.
County.
Population 1910, 3,567.
Sewer Bonds (part every 5 yrs.).
J-J
$59,000—July 1 '20-*40
Park Bonds.
J-J
$1.500-.Jan 1 *14-' 16
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$60,500
Assessed valuation 1912--.1,865,441
4s
4s
Tax rate (per $1,000)1913
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
$18-80
Wash.
west orange.
This town is in Essex County. Incorp.
Feb. 28 1900.
Commission
government rejected Jan. 7 1913.
Funding Bonds.
4s '09
F-A$100,000o
Feb 1 1939
4Kg'll M-N 100,000c...May 1 1941
Refunding Road Bonds.
4s
J-J
$45,000c
July 1 1822
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J $150,000c&r.Jan 1 1934
4s g '04 M-N
90,000o—Nov 1 1934
4Hsg'07J-D 142,OOOc&r June 1 1917
Redemption Bonds.
J-J
$25,000c—Jan 1 1921
iuly 1 *13 $652,000
Floating debt
100,000
Sinking fund
125,431
Station 1. Hoboken.)
Total assessed val. 1913--13,041,248
School Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
4s
J-J
$18,000c
1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—,.-$22.60
4s
M-N
15,000c
May 1914
Population In 1910
10,980
4a
M-S
45.000c_Moh 1 '16-'30
INTEREST is payable part at the
4s
M-S
25,000c
Moh 11931
4s
J-D
45,400c... Deo 1 1932 Provident Institution for Savings,
4s '09
A-O
55,000o—Apr 1 1934 part at the First Nat. Bank, West
weehawken.
This township is in Hudson County.
Incorporated March 15 1859.
(P. O.
....
,
4Hs
TOT. BD. DT.
66
PENNSYLVANIA-DEBT OF STATE.
WEST
ORANGE (Concluded.)
Orange, Trustees for the support of
public
schools.
Commissioner
of
Banking and Ins. In trust for policy¬
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
J-J
$17,000c...July 1 1933
Westwood (B), Bergen Co
$41,300
Woodcliff Lake(B), BergenCo. 31,500
5s '13
Floating debt (about)
70,000
Sinking fund (about)
40,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)__6,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.- .$22.50
Population in 1913 (est.)
5,000
INT.at N.Y., Camden & Wildwood.
of
Newark, Federal Ins. Co., West
Orange Sinking Fund Commission,
and
part at the Hoboken Bank for
Savings and the Howard Savings
Institution.
WEST ORANGE SCH. DIST.
A-O $45,000c„Apr 1 '14-'22
F-A
10,000c..Feb 1 ,23-,24
M-S
55.000c.Sept 1 '24-'29
J-J
7,000c_July 1 '14-'27
4Hs'08 M-N 30,000c.Nov 1 '31-'40
4Ks'12 J-D
55,000c
.1932-1942.
5s '13
M-N100,000c.May 1 '34-'43
BOND. DEBT July 1913
$202,500
Bonded
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13-- $312,500
Assessment debt (add'1)
•
89,900
holders of N. J. Plate Glass Ins. Co.
4s g
4s g
4s 04
4s '05
WOODBRIDGE
TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district IS in Middlesex Co.
Woodstown (B), Salem Co.-*
Total
debt,
Figures
d
are for
State
INTEREST
on
are
for
t 1913 figures.
of
12,000
the bonds issued In
1904, 1905 and 1908 Is payable at the
United States Mortgage & Trust Co.,
York City; other Interest at
New
First National Bank, West Orange.
This
city is in Gloucester County.
Inc. Jan. 2 1871.
Pop'n '10, 4,642.
Fire
Bonds.
4^s
$9,000
-.-
Apr
1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
43^s
4>£s
...
.
$1,000
4,000
Nov 1 1914
Nov 1 1940
School Bonds.
414s
,
--.
...
r
.
1910.
—
»
Admitted
Total
as
...
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating
Debt,
Debt.
Assessed
Tax per
Valuation.
$1,000.
Po.
'op'n
1910'
Aliendale (B), Bergen Co— $25,400
None d$651,578<($21.50
Allenhurst (B), Monm'th Co..251,500 $38,993 12,668,307 H8.90
Allentown (B), Monmouth Co 25,500
None
<(408,170 <(15.80
Audubon (B), Camden
32,796
18,000 11,208,819 123.00
Avalon (B), Cape May County 98,000
10,000 11,050,054 123.10
Avon-by-the-Sea (B).Mon.Co. 134,834
9,765 dl,279.478 <(30.50
Beach Haven (B), Ocean Co.^ 36,500
20,275
<(671,608 <(20.11
Bergenfield (B), Bergen Co— 73,500
10,510 12,155,975 122.10
Bernards (Twp), Somerset Co-*73,000
<(5,545,864 <717.90
Beverly (C), Burlington Co.. 42,750
None
<(694,379 <(21.10
Bogota (B), Bergen County.- 62,400
13,800 <(1,593,671 <(22.50
Boonton (T), Morris County.. 51,000
None d2,457,489 <(23.08
Bordentown (C),BurllngtonCo.272,200
25,850 11,262,836 132.10
Bradley Beach (B), Mon. Co..209,800
Node <(2,154,093 <(28.60
Branchville (B), Sussex Co.
30,000
None
<(339,216 <(22.68
Caldwell (B), Essex County..*31,000
12,379,270 <(19.20
Chester Twp., Burlington Co. 97,000
None <(3,676,702 <(22.10
Clayton (B), Gloucester Co.. 32,500
1984,050 t21.10
937
306
One of
—
<(2,949,400 <(22.31
<(994,652
None <(1,708,488 d20.30
1789 to 1893,
64.
meets
Is
no
.45,215
;
4.608
2,140
1,125
4,930
4,250
1,807
None
_ — __
1,926
as
history of Pennsylvania's State debt from
a
it now exists are
P.Ct.
Principal
Payable.
6
When Due.
F-A
6
—
TT
.
,
""1.005
2,524
3,163
;
Quar
Feb
/
\
\StateTreas.j
2,715
1,452
7,899
5,088
"2455
Ridge (B), Bergen Co
-.105,000
46.000
1,879
1,072
488
33,569
2.075
3,554
610
~""U8
1,582
129
V 1,646
1,472
1,129
2,138
522
3,161
1,532
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—Dec. 30'12,
Surplus.
Dec. 1'09.
$2,643,917
2,652,035
$126,584
$101,173
$55,990
$8,118
$i34,110
$134,110
$134,117
$134,117
sinking fund on Dec. 30 1912 consisted of cash balance in banks
of $785,744.16.
Balance in treasury, both general and sinking funds,
Dec. 30 1912 was $8,337,346.34.
.
.
Un^nd. debt (incl. above
The
The unfunded debt mentioned in the above table
consists of relief notes
In circulation, interest certificates
unclaimed, Interest bn certificates out¬
standing, domestic creditors and bonds past due upon which Interest has
ceased.
ASSESSED VALUATION has been
Years—
follows:
Personal,
—
1910
.1909
1905
1900
as
Real.
—-$4,591,014,590
4,584,806,925
4,633,547,665
4,270,982,557
3,520,136,662
2,766,829,685
2,728,163,336
--------
1899
1898
—
1895
—
1894
2,685,199.712
2,471,018,204
2,389,232,748
2,308,767,431
Total.
•
$1,326,095,068
1,198,861,401
1,129,650,455
1,090,195,053
1,094,468,656
761,755,893
859,979,331
846,751,853
'770,049,820
658,341,105
591,007,558
$5,917,109,678
5,783,668,326
5,763,198,120
5,361,177,610
•
4,614,605,318
3,528,585,578
3,588,142,667
*
3,431,951,565
3,241,068!024
3,047,573,853
2,899,774,989
The above does not Include valuation of railroad
property.
The State
1892
—
make
general tax.
no
money at
Income
Is
derived
from
Interest, on collateral inheritances,
charters,
on
&o.,
POPULATION
1910—7,665,111
1900—6.302,115
1890—5,258.014
tax
on
capital
on corporate
stock, on
loans, on bonus
&c.
OF
STATE—
1870-..3,521,951 1840 —1,724,033
1860-.-2,906,215 1830 --_1.348.233
1850--2,311,786 J820—.,1,049,458
1810,—--810.09L
1800-
602,365
:434.373
1790
1880--4,282,891
tions
follows:
.
ARTICLE IX, SEC. 4.
No debt shall be created by or on behalf of the
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.
State
except
to
SECTION 5.
All laws authorizing the borrowing of money
by and
on
behalf of the State shall specify the purpose for which the money Is to be
used, and the money so borrowed shall be used for the purpose specified,
and no other.
•
.
SECTION 6. The credit of the Commonwealth shall not be pledged or
loaned to any Individual, company, corporation or association, nor shall
the Commonwealth become a joint-owner or stockholder In any coinpany,
association
or
corporation.
.
<
;
>
.
To provide for the payment of the present State debt, and
additional debt contracted as aforesaid, the General Assembly shall
continue and maintain the sinking fund sufficient to pay the accruing
Interest on such debt, and annually to reduce the principal thereof by a
sum not less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
the said sinking
fund shall consist of the proceeds of the sales of the public works, or any
SECTION 11.
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
The moneys of the^ State, over and above the necessary
shall be used In the payment of the debt of the State, either directly
through the sinking fund, and the moneys of the sinking fund shall never
be Invested In or loaned upon the -security of anything except the bond
13,903
321.00
321.40
323.10
317.30
317.10
318.60
"2.707
2,121
SECTION 12.
reserve,
or
of the
3,523
1,950
4.390
1,003
7,398
4,011
450
1,902
5.786
"
3",047
6,614
26,999
551
101
4.740
.
604
2,979
4,772
1.212
2.756
322.90
320.26
320.20
325 00
3,448
319.70
645
States or of this State.
United
The moneys held as necessary reserve shall be limited by
required for current expenses, and shall be secured and
kept as may be provided by law.
Monthly statements shali be published,
showing the amount of such moneys, where the same are deposited, and
SECTION 13.
law to the amount
how
secured.
1
,
SECTION
316.30
Dec. 1 *10.
$2,384,867
2,440,857
applied otherwise than in the extinguishment of the public debt.
320.00
317.30
318.00
317.20
319.99
....
Sinking fund
437
Pennsauken Twp. Sch. Dist--:
1/21.00
322.60
319.80
315.00
423.10
323.04
+14.49
317.01
Dec. I 'll.
$659,160 *$2,295,510
785,744
2,396,683
Total public debt
568
•e
t7.00
328.00
~L40l
—
College loan is payable at the State
any
13,820 31,379.893
3.000 + 1,286,660 419.10
None
3402,578
38.70
District... 32,500
61,900
—_t_
Phillipsburg (T), Warren Co. .227,000
None 37,354,482
PiscatawayTwp..MiddlesexCo 25,400
14,900 33,395,387
Pitman (B), GloucesterCo— 35,000
7,735 31,862,692
Pleasantville(B), Atlantic Co. 74,000
Nohe 32,392,400
Pt.PleasantBeach(B),OceanCo 41,000
11,200 31,518,163
Ramsey School District
44,000
31,223,181
Rarltan Twp., Middlesex Co.. 30.000
None 31,690,333
Red Bank (B), Monmouth Co.193,000 127,347 35,795.068
Riverside Twp., Burlington Co. 80,000
5,000 31,616,763
Rlvervale Twp., Bergen Co.
29,500
300
3440,251
Rockaway (B), Morris Co.— 25,000
5,000
3861,733
Roosevelt (B), Middlesex Co.. 90,923
None 33,895,399
Rumson School District
64.870
1/4,500,000
Saddle River (Twp.), Bergen Co.60,000
2,500 31,977,704
Salem (C), Salem Co
265,550
27.750 34,050,000
Salem County
40.000
None316,601,856
Sea Isle (C), Cape May Co —.110,000
25.800 tl,785.627
Seaside Park (B), Ocean Co... 59,500
5,500
3684,426
Secaucus (B), Hudson Co
62,000
None +3,484,610
Somers Point (C), Atlantic Co. 59.500
None
3633,569
South Orange Twp., Essex Co. 77,000 114,044 +7.967.145
South River (B), MiddlesexCo.166.000
23.600 32,483,739
Sussex (B). Sussex Co-.-.w.. 75,000
3891,782
Tenaflv (ID. BergenCo
50,500
13,000 33,034.225
Wailingum <i3). Bergen Co.-i 82,000
1 2.818 31.010,066
Wenonah (3), GloucesterCo. 35,000 „-i None " 3768,537
Pemberton School
the Agricultural
Treasurer's office In Harrisburg; on all other bonds
at Farmers' & Mechanics'
National Bank In Philadelphia.
588
"V.386
..
Paulsboro (B), Gloucester Co.
on
17,000
134,110
-
trolling and governing debt creation, paymeiit, &c., are found In Sections
4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article IX of the constitution, and are as
2,655
1,954
-----
11,606,843
,
Unfunded debt and debt upon which interest has
ceased
INTEREST
$500,000
In
3,233
J
Glen Rock (B), Bergen Co
Park School Dist— .44,500
.
Held
DEBT LIMITATION.—In Pennsylvania the limit to the indebtedness of
the State, and to the Indebtedness of the cities and minor civil
organiza¬
In the State, Is fixed by the State constitution.
1. {State Indebtedness.—With regard to the State, the regulations con¬
"2",076
None <(1,364,130 <(21.80
7,500 <(2,842,677 <(23.00
,
.
Outstand'o
1 1922
"i"055
None <(1,358,235 <(21.70
96,399 <(5,971,157 <(21.80
77,000
11,000 <(2,842,677
y2.35
47,000
<(1,033,608 <(25.90
Hackettstown (T), Warren Co. 25,000
None d1,792,789 d 17.00
Haddon H'ts (B). Camden Co. 88.000
22,800 11,560,455 d20.50
Hamilton Twp., Mercer Co—140,350 "
None <(7,410,956 <(14.30
Hammonton (T). Atlantic Co. 69,000
10,500 d2,161.221 <(17.20
Hammonton School District- 51,000
-<(2,161,221
<(7.80
Hasbrouck Hts. (B), BergenCo. 78,400
38,523 <(1,939,885 <(22.00
Haworth (B), BergenCo
26,000
—<(793.043 <(23.70
Hawthorne School District..1. 50,300
--'
2/1,620,815 yl5.50
Highlands (B). Monmouth Co. 46,000
6,311
<(687,825 <(22.70
Hightstown (B), Mercer Co.. 38,000
3,000 <(1,244,437 <(13.60
Hillsdale (Twp), BergenCo
48,200
None <(1,017,675 <(20.50
Hohokus (B), BergenCo
35,000 " 28,000
t760,003 t22.90
Hunterdon County
103.000
23,300<(20,999.500
<(4.64
Jamesburg (B), Middlesex Co. 38,000
1,200
<(653,499 <(22.30
Keyport (B), Monmouth Co. 75,000
<(1,671,145 <(25.20
Linden (B), Union Co75,000 tl.386.249 tl8.50
Little Falls School District— 26,000
Longport (B) Atlantic Co..-.120,500 9,802 <(1,074,980 <(17.51
Manasquan (B), Monmouth Co. 60,000
4,046
<(965.396 <(18.50
Margate City (C), Atlantic Co.218,000
43,000 t3.578,446 <(14.90
Matawan (B), Monmouth Co. 72,000
None
<(850,661,<(21.00
Matawan Twp., Monmouth Co. 32,000
None
<(659,318 <(15.50
Mendham (B), Morris Co
34,000
None
<(895,170 <(17.85
Metuchen (B), Middlesex Co.. 45,000.
None <(1,733,309 <(20.00
Montvale (B), Bergen Co.—
34,000' 10 681
'<(445,572 <(25.50
Morris Twp., Morris County. 38,000
None 34,344,259 317.87
Netcong (B), Morris Co--— 46,000
100
3433,617 322.79
NorthArlington(B). Bergen Co. 66,755
None
3616,645 323.00
Oakland (B), Bergen County. 31,801
None
3526,933 320.80
.
subjoined.
-—Interest
Name and Purpose.
Agricultural College bonds, 1872_r
Proceeds of farm sale, 1887—
3,394
13,510,700 114.84
—
2,236
5.069
_Harrisburg
the "State and City Supplement" of
1893, pages 63 and
see
LOANS—
■
663
"
_
biennially In odd years on the first Tuesday in
limit to tlae length qf the sessions.
The details of the debt
1911
426
272
None <(1,238,100 <(23.50
Twp.,MonmouthCo30,000
Park
1911.
Original Thirteen
__
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For
1912
1,991
13,001
Edgewater (B). Bergen Co---256,000
Palisades
for
are
(square miles)...
Capital
LEGISLATURE
January, and there
230
—
50,000
70,000
500
1,013
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1915)__Robert McAfee
Treasurer (term expires May
1917)......Robert K. Young
1,343
—
Eatontown
1,870
470
Governor (term expires 3d Tues. Jan.
1915).John K. Tener
634
—
Franklin Twp., Bergen Co.-.
Freehold (T), Monmouth Co—
Freehold School District...„
1910.
Pennsylvania.
State
a
of State
area
State
—
Closter School Dist39,521
Delford (B), Bergen County — 56,000
Deptford (Twp), GloucesterCo.30,000
East Newark (B), Hudson Co. 119,000
East Windsor Twp. SC.h Dist. 40,000
Figures
v
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-
Cliffslde Park (B). Bergen Co.159,000
Pop'n,
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
WOODBURY.
M-N $1,000..Subject to call
43^8
M-N
1,000c.--Nov 1 1914
WILDWOOD."
~
4Ms'08J-J
60,000.-Jan 1 '17-'46
The
20,000c_Jan 1 47-'56
city of Wildwood (consolida¬ 4Hs'09J-J
tion of Wildwood and Holly Beach)
Street Impt. Bonds.
is in Cape May County.
J-J
Commis- 4s '05
$20,500r—July 1 1925
•lon government adopted July 231912
4 Hs
A-0
16,OOOc&r.Oct 1 1927
Holly Beach Bonds.
43^s
16,000—..July 1 1928
Refunding 5s (c)
$73,000 4^s
3,500—.July 1 1931
Water Bonds.
Borough hall 5s (r)
5,000
F-A $32,000c
Jetty 5s (r)
4,000 4s
See below
Seawall 5s (r)
20,000 ($10,000 Feb. 1 1916 and $10,000
Boardwalk 5s (r)
25,000
every five years thereafter.)
Boro of Wildwood Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
Improvement 5s (c)
$29,500 4Ms'08 J-J $85,000c...July 1 1938
Construction & Impt. Bonds.
Improvement 6s (c)
50,500
Atlantic Ave. 5s (r)--$600
Oct 1 1914
12,000 414s
Boardwalk 5s (c)
800. ...Dee 1 1915
20,000 414s
Debt fund 5s (c)
3,000 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913__$190,400
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_3,771,279
City of Wildwood Bonds.
Refunding 5s (c)
.$41,500 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$21.50
INTEREST payable In Woodbury
Fire-house 5s (c)
12,000
Place—
Tax per
Valuation. $1,000.
<Z$1,829,800<($21.50
None
<(503,798 <(19.90
None
+451.777 +19.80
None <(2,103,733 <(17.30
44,000
Figures
a
1912»
Assessed
xcvii.
Debt.
Woodlynne (B), Camden Co.. 28,000
4 l^s'10 J-J
$70,000. .Jan 15 '26-'40
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Assessed valuation 1912.. 12,245,873
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..-$4.77
Floating
Debt.
—
Population In 1913 (est.)
[Vol.
the
or
14.
The making of profit out of the public moneys, or using
authorized by law, by any officer of the State,
General Assembly, shall be a misdemeanor,
for any purpose not
member or officer of the
same
punished as may be provided by law; but part of such punish¬
be disqualification to hold office for a period of not less than
and shall be
ment shall
five years.
and Municipal Indebtedness.—Under the laws of Pennsyl¬
county loans Is in the Board of County Commis¬
which consists In each county of three persons, elected biennially
under the minbrlty system of voting, by which the minority party In each
county usually has one member of the Board.
In cities and boroughs the power to create indebtedness Is vested In
(2)
County
vania the power to create
sioners,
councils, municipal debts being created by ordinance.
The creation of county, city and other municipal Indebtedness is subject
to the following constitutional limitations:
\
^
.
ARTICLE
,
,
IX, SEC. 7.
county, city,
stockholder In
borough,
The General Assembly shall not authorize any
township or incorporated district, to become a
any company, association or corporation, or to obtain or
appropriate money for, or to loan Its credit to, any corporation, association,
institution or individual.'
' ' "
1:.
r
'
*. '
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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 dlstriot
incur any new debt, or increase its Indebtedness to an amount exceeding two
per centum upon such assessed valuation of property, without
the assent
of the electors thereof at a public election in such manner as shall be pro¬
vided 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 the same
three per centum in the aggregate, at any one time, upon such valuation.
[At the Nov. 1911 election the voters adopted an amendment to the
above section which allows the city of Philadelphia, in ascertaining its
borrowing capacity, to exclude such debt as may be incurred for the
construction or development of subways for transit purposes or for the
construction of wharves or docks owned or to be owned by the city and
which produce revenue sufficient to pay the interest and principal of such
debt.
V. 93, p. 1547.
We print below the lines added to Section 8.
"Except that any debt or debts hereinafter incurred by the city and
county of Philadelphia for the construction and development of subways for
transit purposes, or for the construction of wharves and docks, or the recla¬
mation of land to be used in the construction of a system of wharves and
docks, as public improvements, owned of to be owned by said city and
county of Philadelphia, and which shall yield to the city and county of
Philadelphia current net revenue in excess of the Interest on said debt or
debts and of the annual installments<*flfe"cessary for the cancellation of said
debt or debts, may be excluded in ascertaining the power of the city and
oounty of Philadelphia to become otherwise Indebted! Provided, That a
sinking fund for their cancellation shall be established and maintained."
SECTION 9. The Commonwealth shall not assume the debt, or any part
thereof, of any city, county, borough or township, unless such debt shall
have been-contracted to enable the State to repel invasion, suppress do¬
mestic insurrection, defend itself in time of war, or to assist the State in
the discharge of any portion of its present indebtedness.
SECTION 10. Any county, township, school district or other munici¬
pality incurring any Indebtedness shall, at or before the time of so doing,
provide for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest,
and also the principal thereof within thirty years.
•
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL AND SCHOOL BONDS—All bonds
Issued by municipalities, counties add school districts in Pennsylvania are
subject to
State tax of four mills, which is paid by the place issuing the
a
bonds and deducted from the remittance of interest to the bondholder, un¬
are issued as "tax-free," when the municipality itself assumes
less the bonds
See V. 92, p. 359.
the tax.
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school laws of this State were codified in the
One of the important provisions
(Sec. 506) that the Directors of school districts may incur
debt and issue bonds "only at the time of assessing and levying the annual
school taxes."
Thus school bonds can only be issued at the time of the
school tax levy, which must be in April or May.
CODE.—The
SCHOOL
School Code approved May 18 1911.
new
of this law is
SAVINGS
BANKS
INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—Philadelphia, is, we believe, entitled to the distinction of starting
the first savings institution in the United States. The name this association
bore was the "Philadelphia Savings Fund Society," and it still exists,
bearing the same name.
Originally the bank was not incorporated, but
voluntary organization, such societies in Great Britain being at the
The date of the organization was November 27
1816, and the bank was opened for business Dec. 2 1816.
The oldest
ledger of the company goes back to the time of opening, and shows a de¬
posit on that day (December 2 1816) of five dollars.
The company was not
Incorporated until February 25 1819.
The second savings institution 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 Legislature. Still, the report of the Banking Department of May 1
was
a
time of a like character.
1913 shows
only
that
eleven.
the
The
total
number
aggregate
of savings banks
deposits
of these
within the State
banks at that date
was
was
$207,756,767.
The provisions of the special charters are all liberal as to Investments.
A law passed in 1885, and a supplement of the same passed in 1889, au¬
thorizing the extension for twenty years of special charters, contains the
following:
I.
«
"Provided also, that no
*
*
*
Savings Institution or Savings Bank
having no capital stock, renewing or extending Its charter, corporate rights
and franchises, under the provisions of this Act, shall thereafter be allowed
the privileges of a bank of discount, nor be allowed to loan any money re¬
ceived on deposit, except upon first mortgage or lien upon real estate within
this Commonwealth, upon the bonds or securities of the United States
or of this State, or upon county, city, borough, township or school bonds
of any county, city, borough, township or school district, or any other
good and valid securities."
Authority to loan
about
as
broad
a
on
"good and valid security" appears to confer
any
discretion upon- the managers as could be expressed in a
statute.
In
1897
an
Act
67
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913. J
passed allowing
was
banks chartered under
savings
institutions
and
savings
Special Acts to invest in Pennsylvania county and
Improvement Assessment Bds.
ABINGTON TWP. SCH. DIST.
J-J $260,000c.-July 1 al940
This district (P. O. Jenklntown) is 4s '10
in Montgomery County.
Refunding Paving Loan of 1904.
J-J $229,000o..Jan
1 *1934
4s
J-J $107,500c
July 1 1936 4s '04
Street-Improvement Bonds. <■
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
J-J $170,000c.-July 1 sl936
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1913 $107,500 4s '06
M-S 150.000c.-Sept 1 al942
Sinking fund2,238 4s '12
« i
Assessed valuation 1913—8,255,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
City department
$1,060,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.50
Water department
971,000
Population in 1913 (est.)-7.000
Sinking funds (city dept.)
204,174
INT. at Jenklntown Nat. Bank.
Water sink, fund
127,924
ASSess. va.l '12 (60% act.) 25,200,000
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$25.00
Pittsburgh is the county seat.
a Subj. to call 20 yrs. aft. date.
Coupon County Poor Bonds.
x 10 yrs. aft. date., s 5 yrs. aft.date
4s '09
J-D$100,000c —Junel 1929
INT. at City Treas. office.
4s '10
F-A 300,000c.--Feb 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
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4s *12
A-O 1840,000c;.—Oct 1 1942 ALTOONA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Road Bonds.
All bonds are exempt from State
3 Ms'01 A-O$550,000c.-Oct 1 al931 tax, which is paid by the district.
3Hs'02 M-N 550,000c.-Nov 1 al932
High-School Bonds.
4s '03
M-N 550,000c.-Dec 28 1933 4s '05 A-O $235,000c&r_. 1914-1935
4s '04
M-N 700,000c—-May 1 1934 4s *06
J-D
55,OOOc&r_Dec 1 1936
4s '05
M-N700,000c-..Apr 1 1935
School Bonds.
4s *06 M-S 1,500,000c--.Mch 1 1936 4s '00
M-N $50,000r
1914-1917
4s '07
F-A 500,000c— Feb 1 1937 4s *09
M-S
90,000c--Mch 1 1939
4s '07
A-O 500,000c--Apr 1 1937
Funding Bonds.
4s '08
F-A 1,000,000c.Feb
1 1938 4s '07 A-O $120,000c—Apr 1 1937
4s '09
A-O 1,000,000c.Apr
11939 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $550,000
4s'10
M-S 1,000,000C-Mch 11940 Sinking fund
40.500
4s'11
F-A l,000,000r.Feb
11941 Value school property 1912 1,029,000
4s '12
J-J
500,000r—Jan 1 1942 Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)_25,182,076
4s '12
200,000r
Oct 1 1942 School tax (per $1,000) 1912--$10.00
4}*s'13 -r-1,000,000c.—Mar 1 1943
INT. at Cent. Tr. Co., Altoona.
4s '13
J-D 100,000--June 1 1943
Bridge Bonds.
4s'10
A-O$750,000c.-.Oct 1 1940 AMB RIDGE.
4s '11
J-D
1,550,000c-Dec 1 1941
This borough is in Beaver County.
4s '12
F-A 1,800,000c.Feb
1 1942 Population 1910, 5,205.
4Ms'13
550,000c—Mar 1 1943
Municipal Water Plant,
Juvenile*Home Bonds.
4^s*13^J-D$125,OOOc_June 2 '18-'42.
4s '11
M-S$300,000c—Mch 1 1941 BOND. DEBT Feb 1913— $160,000
Memorial Hall.
Floating debt
__
15,000
4s '07
A-O $1,000,000c-Oct 1 1937 Assessed valuation 1912—3,746,411
4s '09
J-D
400.000c_J'ne 1 1939 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$8.00
Jail & Court-House Ext. Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Ambridge.
4s "06
A-0$400.000c
Oct 1 1926
4Ms'13 M-Nl,100,000c-Nov 1 1943
AMB RIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
Jail Bonds.
4s '05
M-N$70,000—1918, '23, '28
M-S$600,000c—Mch 15 1925 5s '13
'33 '38 & '43
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13 $19,840,183
Sink, funds (cash & bds.)
2,877,411 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $156,000
Total assessed val. '13.1,194,920,730 Sinking fund
8,350
3,815,000
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value) Assessed valuation 1913
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$3.25 (Assessment 50 to 60% act. value.)
6,000
Population in 1910
1,018,465 Population in 1913 (est.)
INT. at Ambridge Sav. & Tr. Co.
a Subj. to call 20 yrs. aft. date.
,
.
—
-
—
—
— —
,
.—
-
•The Act of 1863
—
requires $25,000
of these bonds, to be retired yearly on ARCHBALD.
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
1, beginning with lowest num¬
bers outstanding.
Funding Bonds.
5s *11
M-N $35,000
Nov 1 1936
INT. on
Jan.
compromise bonds
pay¬
able at Fourth St. Nat. Bank, Phila.;
all other bds. by Comptroller only,
on
TAX-EXEMPT.—With the excep¬
tion of road 4s and jail bond? due 1925,
the bonds are tax-free to the holder.
ALLENTOWN.
City Is the county seat of Lehigh
County.
Bonds tax-free to holder.
Water Bonds.
3 V$s'03 A-O $45,000c—Apr 1 al933
3Hs'04 M-S 110.000c.Mar 1 '14-'34
(Part due every 5 years.)
4s '07
F-A
57,700c..Aug 1 al937
Street Bonds.
F-A $13,500c—Aug
4s *07
Refund. Bds.
$7,500c. .Jan
3HV03J-J
9,900c—Jan
3 Hs'04 J-J
12,000c—Jan
3 Xs'02 J-J
GROSS DEBT Jan 1912----$60,000
NET DEBT-.--
35,000
„
Assessed valuation 1910- —6,034,929
Population in 1910
-7-,194
INTEREST payable in Archbald.
— —
ARNOLD.
~~
This borough is in Westmoreland Co.
Improvement Bonds.
s '09
$12,000
...
_s'06
-—
—
5.500
———
45,000
July 1 1940
TOTAL DEBT May 1913—$62,500
Assess, valuation 1913—-1,380,990
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1911—$12.00
Population in 1910
—1,818
4Hs'10
1 al937
ASHLAND. "
This borough is in Schuylkill Co.
Inc. Feb. 13 1857. Bonds are all tax1 al934 free to holders. Pod. 1910, 6,855.
1 al932
1 ol933
Park Bonds-
Refund Improvement Bonds.
Jan $26,000r---Jan 3 al928
Water-Improvement Bonds.
4s '10
F-A $34,500o. .Aug 1 al940 4s '91
A-O $33.200r—Oct 1 1916
City Bonds.
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1900;)
^
bonds, notwithstanding any provisions of their charters.
municipal
law follows:
The
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CHAPTER 77, LAWS OF 1897.:—From and after the passage of this Act
all provident institutions, savings institutions and savings banks, chartered
pnder Special Acts of this Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, may, notwith¬
standing any provisions of their charter, loan the moneys received by them
on deposit upon the
bonds of any county, city, borough, township or
school district within this Commonwealth issued pursuant to the au¬
thority of any law of this Commonwealth for the payment of which the faith
and credit of the.municipality Issuing them are pledged.
It
was
not until
1889,
as
already stated, that
a
general law facilitating
the organization of savings institutions was passed.
tion
The following is
17, which contains the Investment limitations;
direct attention to subdivision four of this section:
we
would
sec¬
especially
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 pbligations of
the United States, or those f >r 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)
ten
bonds of any State in the Union that has not withip
to making such investments, by such corporation,
or
previous
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.
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
In
the State, or in any interest-bearing obligations Issued by the city or county
in which such bank shall be situated.
(5)
In
situated
F-A $14,500o-Aug
Sewer Bonds.
1 al937
4s'13
.
$500c..Jan 1 01927 4s '05
J-D
12,000r„Dec 1 al918
46,000c.-July 1 01931 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$71,200
55,000—Aug 1 01942 Floating debt--—6,600
Refund. Water.
Assessed valuation 1913—1,382,619
3^s'99A-0 $39.000c—Oct 2 a!929
Assessment 60 to 75% actual value)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-r $449,100 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-_ $37.50
Water debt (Included).
251,700
a Subj
to call 5 yrs. after .date.
Sinking fund...,87,119
INTEREST payable at Ashland
Ass'd val. sub. to tax *14.46,414,612 National Bank or Boro. Treas. office.
(Assessment about 70% actual val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$14.40 ASPINWALLf
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$6.40
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Population in 1910
51,913 Inc. Dec. 28 1892. Pop'n 1910,2,592
a Subject to call 5 yrs. aft. date.
<
Water and Light Bonds.
4Hs'97 J-J
$14,000c
Jan 1 1927
INT. payable at office of Treas.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4 Hs'99 J-J
$26,000cJuly 1 1928
ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
Refunding Bonds.
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$17,000c—July 1 1934
3^s'00 J-J
$48,000c
Oct 1930 4Ks'08 J-J
4s '97
J-J
3 ^s'01 J-J
4s '12
F-A
— —
.
-
-
„
In the stocks
years
(4)
3s '07
bonds
in
and
mortgages
on
unincumbered,
improved
real
estate
this State.
The next section (18) relates to the temporary deposit of funds in banks
and trust companies.
It makes it lawful to deposit temporarily in banks
or trust companies the excess of current
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.
4 g
'12 J-DS164,000c—June 1 1942
(Optional $14,000 beg. June 1 1917
$20,000
June
1
1922,
$25,000
June 1 1927. $30,000 June 1 1932
and $75,000 June 1 1937.)
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4s g '06 J-J
$42,000o—July 1 1936 5s g'13 J-D $25.000—-Dec 1 1943
(Subject to call $10,000 July 1 1911, (Opt. $5,000 '23 & $10,000 *23 & '38)
$10,000 July 11916, $15,000 July 1 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13— $306,000
1921 and $15,000 July 1 1926.) Floating debt—
45,000
4s g '07 M-N 69,000c—May 1 J937 Sinking fund—
2,488
(Subject to call.$15,000 May 1 1912* Cash on hand--..
10,000
$20,000 May 11917, $20,000 May 1 Assess, val. *12 (40% act.).8,250.000
1922 and $20,000 May 1 1927.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913— .$10.00
4s g '11? M-S $35.000c .-—1941 Population in 1910—5,896
INTEREST Is. payable at the-Jen(Subject to call $15,000 in 1921,
kin town Nat. Bank, Jenklntown.
$20,000 in 1931.)
In Montgomery County.
Inc. 1784.
Bonds all tax-free to holders.
—
—
(Subject to call.)
Municipal-Improvement Bonds.
4 Hs
A-O
$7.500c
Oct 1 1927
$64,500
AO $52*000—Oct 1 '17-'32 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-,
F-A
—11,186
89,500-—Apr '14-'34 Sinking fund.
F-A 100,000c_Aug 2 *14-'39 Assess val. (H act.) '13—3,093,960
4s
J-J
$16.75
4s '13
50,000-July 1 '18-'43 Total, tax (per $1,000) 1911
A-O 111.500c. Apr 1 '17-'37
4s '07
INTEREST payable In Pittsburgh
M-N 52,000c-Nov 1 '17-*37 at the Fidelity T. & T. Co. and at the
4s '07
M-N 41,000c_Nov 1 '23-38 First Nat. Bank, Aspinwall.
4s '08
J-J
4s '11
200,000c.-.Tan 2 '16-'41
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913
$694,000 AVALON.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Sinking fund(cash & inv.)
193,183
Assess, val. '12 (H act.)-45,000,000 Bonds tax free to holders.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.00
Street-Improvement Bonds.
INTEREST payable in Allentown 4Hs'08 A-O $65,000c.Apr 1 *30-'37
Funding Bonds.
at Lehigh Valley Trust Co.
4Hs'08J-D $l0,000o
Dec 2 1927
TAX FREE.—District pays State BOND. DEBT June 8 1910
$209,000
tax on bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910-—4,442,530
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$8.50
ALTOONA.
Population in 1910----—4,317
This city is in Blair County. Incor.
1868. Bonds are all tax-exempt to BALDWIN TWP. SCH. DIST.
holders. Population 1910, 52,127.
This district is in Allegheny Co.
Bonds below due part every 5 years.
3Hk
4s *09
—
Highway Bonds (Opt. after 1917).
J-J $100.000o—July
1937
Imp. Loan 1895 (Opt. after 1905).
4s g '95 J-J $163,000c—July 1 1925
Water Bonds (Opt, after 1911).
4s *06
J-J $239,OOQo—July 11936
Water-Department Bonds.
4s 07
J-J $300,000c-^-July 1 1939
(Subject to call after July. 1 1924)
4sg *94 J-J $138,000o; Y July 1 «1924
?
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '06
J-J $300,000c—July 1 *1936
4s '07
4Ms
4Hs'07J~J
— -
$36,930c
60,000. July'27'32&'37
--—T-
25,000
BOND. DEBT Nov; 6 *12- $121,930
.
—
Sinking fund-H9.936
Assess. vaL, (% act.) '12.,—7,213,950
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-—$5.00
INTEREST on first issue payable
at Colonial Trust Co.. Pittsburgh; on
second issue at' First Nat!;Bank of
Castle Shannon'; on 3d' issue at First
Nat. Bk. of Birmingham in Plttsb.
68
beaver.
authorized
This borough Is In Beaver County.
Sewer Bonds (Part due ev. 5 yro).
6s '08
A-O $25,000o.—-Oct 1 1936
Paving Bonds.
4*s'll F-A $ 19,500-Aug 1 T4-'41
by
vote
Aug.
1904.
9
borough follows:
1922).
M-N $50,000c—May 1 1942
Debt of consolidated
Water Bonds (opt. beg.
4s *12
M-N $36,000c—Nov^l 1937
Old Boro. of Bethlehem Bonds.
J-J
$37,000o—Jan 1 al915
A-O
50,000c.-Apr 1 al916
4s '86
A-O
25,500c.--Apr 1 1916
4s '90
A-O
8,000c,-Apr 1 *1920
4s'09
A-O
15,000c_-Apr 1x1939
Boro. of W. Bethlehem Bonds.
4s'85
4s'86
(per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
Population In 1910
3,456
Tax rate
beaver county.
seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '06
M-S$484,000r_Sept 1 T4-'31
(Various amts. yrly. V. 82, p. 173.)
4s TO
J-J
$54,0000..
1940
BOND. DEBT May 24'13 $554,000
est.,'12-44,079,893
County tax (per $1,000) 1912--$6.00
Population In 1910
78,353
INT. payable at Treas. office and
Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Yi
beaveb falls.
This borough Is In Beaver County.
Inc. Nov. 9 1868.
Pop. '10, 12,191
5s
Var $20,500c
1924-1939
Garbage Crematory Bonds,
4 *s
J-D $14,000o-June 1 '14-'38
Sewer Bonds.
4*s'13 A-0$110,000c
1941
Refdg. Bds. (tax free to holder).
4*8*05 F-A $22,000o
1914-1939
Street Bonds.
4*s'll s-a
$l3,100o...Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—
$69,600
$2,100c—Feb' 1 fll930
5,000c—June 1 «1931
3 *s'03 F-A
4,000c. -Aug 1 al933
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $287,600
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)_7,912,479
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—■
Northampton County side—$19.00
3 *s'00 F-A
3 *s'01 J-D
n
Lehigh County side
I9x92
Population In 1910
.- — -12,837
a Subj. to call 10 years after date;
x 15 years after date.
INT. payable at office of Treas.
^
54,000---July 1 1941
(Optional after July 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13- $128,800
Assess, val. 1913
—7,911,320
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$7.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
15,000
4s '11
J-J
Bonds
are
tax-free to holder.
INT. at Lehigh
Bethlehem.
Valley Nat. Bank,
19,000
Assess, val. '13 (* act.)—5,309,618
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T3-$28.00 blair county.
Holidaysburg is the county seat.
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
—---
All of the bonds are tax-free to
bellefonte.
County.
Inc. 1801. .Population '10, 4,145.
Refunding Bonds.
3*s
A-O$71,250c— / Apr 1 1914
11919 & 1924
4s
F-A
8.000c
1914-1921
BOND. DEBT Nov 20'13$95,000
Assessment debt
9,000
Floating debt
33,000
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) -'12 1,672,305
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$29.80
INTEREST on the 3 *s is payable
at the Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank
In Philadelphia; on the 4s in Bellefonte. Bonds are tax-free to holders.
This borough Is in Center
.
holder
lmpt. Bonds (opt. after 1917).
J-J $200,000r
Jan 1 1927
BIdg. Bonds, (opt. after 1915).
3.65s'05F-A$160,000r—-Aug 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$360,000
4s '07
Assessed valuation 1913--44,630,311
County tax (per $1,000) 1913--$5.00
Population In 1910--108,858
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
BLAIRSVILLEu
-S
25.000-—TOTAL DEBT Oct 23
$65,000
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19,357
•* J-D
40.000-Deo '25 to '28 Population 1910
INT. at Borough Treasurer's office.
Borough-Hall and Fire-House.
4s '09
M-S $25,000--Sept 1 '35-'39
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $434,000 braddock school district.
Sinking fund
22,029 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $172,500
Assess, val. '12 (*-* act.) 8,789,600 Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)_ll,904,320
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1912
$7.50 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$7.00
Population in 1910
6,323 Population in 1913 (est.)19,500
4s
INTEREST
vue
payable at the Bellebradford.
Realty Savings & Trust Co.
This
belle vue school district.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913— $233,000
Assessed valuation 1910—7,833,820
Sohool tax (per $1,000)
1910—$7.00
INTEREST payable at Bellevue
Realty Savings & Trust Co.
ben avon.
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borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Incorp. In 1892.
The 5% bonds of
1907 and 4*s of 1910 are tax-free
to holders. Population '10, 1,828.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '93
M-N
$2,400cYearly to 1923
l,500cYearly to 1915
5s '95
F-A
4,000c
1917-1924
5s '97
M-S
16,000cYearly to 1925
4s '00
M-S
6,000c
1920-1931
5s *04
M-N
34,435c.June 1 T4-'35
5s '06
J-D
25,000c
1917-1936
5s '07
A-O
4 *s'09 J-D
10,000c— .1915-1938
10,000c.-.Sept 1 1930
4*8*10 M-S
4*s'13 A-kj
_K io A-O
30,000
1919-1936
B(5ND. DEBT Oct 1913— $140,900
Sinking fund
10,975
Assess, val. *13 (80% act.)-2.864,910
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1913
$8 50
_
INT. at Pittsburgh Trust
Oo.
berks county.
Reading Is the county seat. Up to
April 1 1913 $400,000 of the bond
issue given below had been disposed
of to local people.
Bonds are taxfree
to
(Assessment about 70% act. value.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) *13 $7.00
Population In 1910
183,222
INT. at Reading Nat. Bank.
bethlehem!
This
borough
Is
in
said Lehigh Counties.
All
en.
is
In
4s'09
J-J
30,000c____jan 1 1930
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.)
Bridge & Pav. (opt. Apr. 1 '16).
4*s'll A-O $16,000c—Apr 1 1934
Water Bonds (opt. after 1914).
J-J
$70,000c_July 1 '14-*21
Refunding (opt. Jan. 1 1918).
4*s'13 J-J
$15,000c—Jan 1, 1933
City-Building Bonds.
4s
Apr ;$9,800c„—,1916
\10,000c..—
1926
Congress Street Bonds.
3*s'06 F-A
$8,500c.-Jan 1 *14-'40
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 T3-- $167,800
Sinking fund
65,957
Assess, val. '13 (50% act.), 5,300,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-- -$31.00
INT. at City Treasurer's offloe.
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bristol.
~
This borough
Is in Bucks County.
Population 1910, 9,256.
Refunding Bonds (opt. beg. 1933)
4s *13
A-O
$9,000
Oct 1 1943
Inc.
1720.
Water Bonds
(Tax-free).
4*s'12 F-A$100,000c1 Feb 1 '22-'42
Sewer Bonds (Tax-Free.).
4*s'llA-0 $63,000 .cApr 1'21-'40
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $163,000
Assessed valuation 1912--.3,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$19.75
INTEREST at Bristol Trust Co.
holders.
3*s'12 M-N$453.600c-Yrly to 1924
(The above issue Is the only debt.)
Sinking fund-.
25,000
Tot. assess, val. 1913—$121,028,709
Northampton
Incorporated
approved Mch. 6 1845.
Issues
are
tax-free
to
holdAnnexation of West Bethlehem
under
McKean County.
Pop'n '10,14,544.
Improvement Bonds.
3*s'01 M-S
$8,500c.$1,000 yearly
city
Inc. Jan. 14 1879.
4s *09
This
Act
Monongahela'Nat. Bank.
brookville.
wawi wmp wwjmw
This borough is in Jefferson County
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds
5s *12
J-J $111,500c. _Jan 1 '14~'38
(Unpaid bonds opt. aft. Jan. 1 *17.)
Floating debt
V9,954
Assessed valuation 1910.-.1,357,015
Population In 1910
—3,003
-
brownsville.
This place is in Fayette CoUnty.
Incorporated in 1814.
Funding & lmpt. Bonds.«
5s
M-N
$1,500c-..-$500 yearly
6,117
Population In 1910
butler.
~~
This borough Is in Butler County.
Bank, Pittsburgh.
INT. at Iron & Glass Dollar Sav.
Inc. 1817.
Population 1910, 20,728.
Bonds are tax-rree to holder.
4s '08
J-D $16,000c_$7,000 yearly
4s '07
J-D
30,000c
1924-1928
catasauqua.
borough Is In Lehigh County.
Refunding Bonds (Tax-Free).
s-a
$13,200o _•
1927
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Bridge Bonds (Tax-Free).
4s'06
J-D
$20,000c—1922-1924
3*s
s-a
$9,000c
1935
Funding Bonds (opt. beg. 1926).
Water-Works (Tax-Free).
4*s'll J-J
$50,000
This
3*s
1929-1938 4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 6 1912. $219,000
Assessed valuation 1911 --.9,712,882
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911—$10.00
INT. Is payable In Butler.
4s '09
—-1940
14,200
Sinking funds.
5,250
INT. at Nat. Bank of Catasauqua.
catasauqua sch. dist.
district Is in Lehigh County.
J-J
$45,000c—July 1 1941
(Subject to call July 1 1916.)
4s'12
J-J
30,000c..-July 1 1942
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—
$75,000
This
4s '11
Assessed valuation 1913—2,740,410
School tax
(per $1,000) 1912.-$11.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
5,500
INT. at Nat. Bank of Catasauqua.
butler school district.
are
1939
15,000c
Population In 1910
County Bonds.
4s
A-O $90,000c_ _$10,000 yrly
,4s
A-O
24,000c
1,500 yrly
4s
J-D
16,000c—. 2,000 yrly
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 *13—$130,000
Sinking fund
5,000
Assessed valuation 1913.-27,500,000
(Assessment 40 to 50% actual value.)
State & Co. tax(per$l,000) T2_$8.25
Population in 1910
72,689
INT. payable at Treasurers office.
Bonds
$75,000c
s-a
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $112,200
Assess, val. '13 (40% act.).2,740,410
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1913
$8.93
butler county.
4s '07
s-a
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tax-free to holder.
M-S $56,000cSep 2*17,'22,'27
M-S
25,OOOcMchl '14,'19*24
3*s'00 M-S
3*s*01 M-S
32,000c
1921-1931
5,400c
1914-1922
3s '01
M-S
39,000c
1931
(Optional beginning 1916.) '
4s '10
M-N
50,000c
1940
(Subject to call $15,000 in 10 years,
$15,000 in 15 years and $20,000 in
20 years.)
4*s'12 A-O
25,000c„Apr 15 1942
(Optional after 5, 10 and 15 years.)
4*8*12 A-O /$5,000c
-Apr 1 1922
120,000c. Apr 1 '27&'32
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913
$233,000
Sinking fund
47,294
chambersburg.
This
borough
is the
Inc.
Franklin Co.
1784.
capital of
Commis¬
rejected in Aug. 1913.
3 *8'03 A-O $20,000c.-Apr 1 '08-'33
(Subject to call after April 1 1908.)
4*s'12 M-S $50.000c_.Sep 1 *13-'42
lmpt. Bonds (part due every 5 yrs.)
4*8*10 J-D $210,000c —1915-1940
Ref. Bonds (opt. aft. 1909).
3.8s'99 J-J
$91,000c.-.July 1 1919
BOND. DEBT May 1913- $386,000
Assessment notes—
43,000
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) *12--6,428,712
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1912—$13.00
Population In 1910
11,800
Assessed valuation 1913—10,055,800 INT. at Nat. Bk. of Chambersburg.
(Assessment 30 to 50% actual value)
Population in 1913 (est.)
-22,000 charlerot.
School tax. (per $1,000) 1912 —$9.00
This borough Is In Washington Co.
INTEREST payable at Guaranty Inc. Feb. 8 1892.
Pop'n '10. 9,615.
Safe Dep. & Tr. Co., Butler.
5s '94
$4,400—
1915
sion govt,
—
—
This borough is in Indiana County.
Incorporated in,1826.
Street-Impt. Bonds (tax-free).
4*s'13 A-O $40,000 c
1923-1942
Sinking fund—
4,500
bellevue.
945,320
This borough Is In Allegheny Co. Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)—
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1913—$10.00
Question of annexation to Greater
Population in 1910
—3,572
Pittsburgh defeated Feb. 18 1908.
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
5s '93
$5,0004 *8*93
2,000—
braddock.
30,0004*s'97
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
12,000
.1919-1920
4*b
4s
J-D
36,000--June 2 '14-'31 Inc. June 8 1867. Pop. *10, 19,357.
; Funding & Street-Impt. Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4s '05
M-N$l 15,000c
4 *s'll
$25.000c
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4*sT2
50,000
4 9s
J-D
$6,500c
lmpt.. Bonds (Tax-free).
Reservoir Bonds.
Jan 2 1917
[$1,000
M-S $64,500c
—
18,000--".Jan 2 '29-'30 4*s
Funding & Improvement Bonds
10,000. —-Jan 2 1931
4s '05
J-J
$65,000c
,48,000-—Jan 2 '32-'35 4s
Improvement Bonds.
I00,000c-June 1 '19-'38
4 *s'08 J-D
A-O $54,000
4*s'10 M-S /15,000_ —-Sept 1 1935 4*s
$305,000
U0,000—-Sept 1 1940 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13.
Tax val. '13 (* actual -.12,286,440
Sewer Bonds.
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City tax (per $1,000) 1912.
$6.00
4s
$48,000
.1914-1924
— .
val. (* act.) *13—970.000
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$16.00
xcvii.
CARBICK.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Incorporated June 21 1904.
lmpt. & Sewer Bonds (Tax-free),
4*s'll M-N$70,000cNov 1 1916-'41
(Part
due every
5 years.)
TOTAL DEBT May 1913. $222,000
Sinking fund
18,700
Assess, val. *13 (80% act.)-6.011,000
Butler is county seat.
bethlehem school dist.
3*s
J-D $23,000
1931
3*s
A-O
52,800 —
1922
.
—
$23,000o_$l,000 yearly
Assess,
Assessed valuation 1913--.2,901,053
Floating debt
A-O
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-_$33.00
Population In 1910
2,324
INT. payable In Brownsville at
4s *07
Assessed val. real
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4*s'll M-N 35,000c-1921,*31 & *41
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—158,500
Borough-Improvement Bonds.
Municipal-Building Bonds.
Beaver Is the county
,
4s
Street Bonds {opt. beg. 1902).
M-S $55,000o—Sept 1 1927
4s '97
4 *s* 11 F-A $30,000--Aug 1 '14-'41
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13. $161,420
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5s '96
canonsburg.
This borough is In Washington Co.
Inc. 1802.
Population 1910, 3,891.
The sewer 4s are taxable, while the
other issues are tax-free to holders.
Funding Bonds.
4*s'13 M-S $12,000c
Mar 1 1925
General Bonds.
4s
J-D $15.000c.Dec 18 T5-'25
Paving Bonds.
4*s
M-N $28,000c.Moh 1 T4-'28
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-D $26,l33o_Dec 1 '14-'27
4 *8*08 J-D
4.200c
I
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913-.
$77,200
Sinking fund
...
4,127
Assess. val. (4-5 act.) 19i3-2,524,079
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$27.75
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
.
a
4s
4s
'01
5s
m
canonsburg
school
4*s'12 J-D $30,000
4*s'13 J-D
15.000-TOTAL DEBT
—
dist.
-1915-1941
(?)
carbon county.
Mauch Chunk is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds (opt. beg. Jan. 1 '18)
4*s'13 J-J
$50,000
Jan 1 1943
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913.-179,750
Assessed valuation 1913.S26,415,000
County tax (per $1,000)
Population
1910—:
1913—$2.50
52,846
1917
1929
1925
1932
5,600—
75,000—
15,000
32,000
.
*04
...
...
4*s'07
16,000
...
—
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13
$137,000
9,280
(60% act. .3,308,021
(per $1,000) 1912—$11.00
Sinking fund
—
Assess, val. '12
Boro tax
INT. at Bank of Charleroi.
TAX-EXEMPT.—Bonds
„
„
—-
'99
of 1894.
1896, 1899 and 1901 are tax-free to
holders.
Bonds of 1904 subj. to tax.
charleroi school dist.
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
f$6,000c.May 1 '16&19
4 *s'07 M-N (12,000c Mayl'22'25'31
I 5,000c...May 1 1928
4*s'12 J-J
70,O00c.July i *15-'42
(See V 94, p 1641, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT May 21 '12
$82,000
Assessed valuation 1911—3,282,900
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$15,00
INTEREST is payable at the Char¬
leroi Savings « Trust Co.,Charleroi
cheltenham township.
This township (P. O. Ogontz) Is In
Montgomery
County.
Bonds bolow are tax-free to holder.
Refunding Bonds (opt. aft. 1923).
4*s'13
SllO.OOOc
v.1943
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
—-
,
carlisle.
This borough Is in Cumberland Co.
General Borough Purposes.
4s
A-O $20,000c
1916
4s
J-J
8.500c
-..-1921
Funding Bonds.
4s
A-O $13,000c
1923
4s
" 'J-D
14,300c
r--1923
4s
J-J
30,700c
1924
4s
A-O
10,800c --- — 1925
Steam-Rolier Bonds.
4s
1
J-D
$8,000c
-t,1922
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1911 $116,500
Floating debt-1
r~*~
7.500
Sinking fund.
,6,522
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) 10—4,395,540
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910—$19.00
Population In 1910-A —---10.303
INT. at Farmers'Tr. Co.. Carlisle.
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carnegie.
borough 1s In Allegheny Co.
holders.
Funding Bonds.
4*s'09 J-J
$12,000--July 1 *16-'18
This
Bonds are tax-free to
8.434
Population in 1910
chester.
situated In Delaware Co.
1866.
With the exception
paving bonds, the issues given
below are tax-free to holders.
Refunding Bonds.
3*s'99 J-J $176,000c
July 1929
4s *07
J-J
200,000c—July 1 1937
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
Paving Assessment Bonds.
Chester Is
Incorp.
of the
$4,000c
4s
4*s
flss'd at different dates;
250,000c| no fixed date to maturp;
3,200c[pay'le
5s
3*s'03
every
mo.ln yr.
AHOd$60,000c-Apr 1 '23 &'33
70,000c.—July 1 1934
70,000c—Jan 1 1939
3 *s'04 J-J
4s '09
J-J
4*s'10 J-J /200,000c.July 1'15&'20
1100,000c
July 1 1925
4 *s'll J-J
3ft0,O00eJ'lyl'3O-'35-'4O
BOND. DEBT Sept30 '13$1,176,000
Assessment debt (add'l).257,200
Sinking fund
—
242,193
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)-19,183,402
General-Improvement Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913 —$10.00
$23,000— -June 1 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—
l^O
4s '05
A-O
50,000
Apr 1 1935
Population In 1910 (Census)--38,537
4*s'03 J-D
Sewer
Bonds.^
4*s'98 J-D $45,000—June 1 1928
4*s'01 J-J
20.00L
Jan 1 1931
4*s'09 J-J
lOioOO—July 1 '19-'20
Street Bonds.
4*8'98 J-D $25,000—June 11928
4*s'01 J-J
10,000
Jan 1 1931
4*s'09 J-J
90.000
July 1 *21-38
INT.
at
City Treasurer's office.
chester school
district.
1914
$70,000r__-July 1
*23,500
July 1
4s *98
M-N *16,500
May 1
4*s'12 M-N(20,000
'94
J-J
4s '92
J-J
4s
1904
1908
1932
Municipal Bonds.
160,000-—1937 & 1942
$5,000--Jan 15 1915 4*sT3
75,000
4*8*97 M-S
12,000—-Sept 15 1921
High-School Bonds.
4*8*09 J-J
13,000
July 1 1915
3*s'01 J-J $125,000o—July 1 1931
BOND DEBT May 9 ' 13-- $310,000
4s
J-D
30,000r
May 1 1934
Assessed valuation 1913—-6.830,100
BOND. DEBT June 30 '13-$264.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- — -$9.00
Sinking fund
84,645
Population In 1910—--------10.009
Assessed valuation 1913—19,183,000
TN»»et XTaf.
RunV flltmftflriG
General
4 *s'96
J-J
—
-
Txrrrs
.f
Bridge Bonds {Taxable).
CRAFTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s
J-D $17,000c
1914-1925
Bldg. & Equip. Bds. {tax-exempt)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913-$413,000
4Ms'13 J-J $110,000-Jan 1 '16-'43
Floating debt
4,000
4s '01
42,000-—Sinking fund
7,914
4s '05
22,000
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.) 14,500.000
4s '06
35,000--Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1912
$5.50
4Ms'08
10,000
INT. at Duquesne Trust Co. and
4Ms'09
8,000
—BOND. DEBT Oct31'13— $217,000 First Nat. Bank, Duquesne; also at
Assessed valuation 1912—6,261,500 First Nat. Bank, Duquesne.
Population in 1913 (est.)
5,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Crafton.
West Side Bonds.
CHESTER SCHOOL DIST. (Con.)
$12,500
Sewer Bonds {Opt. after 5 years).
Population in 1913 (est).-—40,000
4s
M-N $40,000c
1923
Bonds are tax-exempt.
TOT. DEBT May 14 '13- $123,500
•Held as Investment In sink. fund.
Assessed val. 1912 (about)-6,000,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Dela¬
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
ware County Trust Co. in Chester.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911 —$25.00
School tax (per
11,000) HJ13._S6.00
_s
—
-_-
—
clairton school district.
This district Is In Allegheny Co.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
4 Ms
J-D $51,500c
4Mb ' F-A
60,000c
4 Ms
A-0
20,000c
— —
TOTAL DEBT May
Sinking
fund-
INT.
at
1912--$131,500
^12,950
- -—-
Assessed valuation
1911—5,394,980
Union Tr. Co.,
Clairton.
clarion county poor
County Home.
dist.
$62,219c-July 1 '14-'26
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-$62,219
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)..-9,120,801
Poor & bond tax (per M) '12—$3.60
Population In 1910
—-36,638
J-J
4s
INT.
paid at Co. Treas. office.
-_-
-—
—.
--_
connellsville sch. dist.
Bonds
are
all tax-free to holders.
duquesne school district*
School Bonds.
'13-'16
j$6,000c.Dec 1
5s g'08 J-D
dauphin county.
County seat Is Harrlsburg.
are tax-free to holder.
2;500c—Dec 1 1917
4Ms'05J-D
24,000c. Deo 1 '13-'19
(See V. 81, p. 1624; for maturity.)
New Haven Bonds (Assumed).
4Ms'10 A-0 J $30,000c. Oct 1 *22-'27
I
4,000c. -.Oct 1 1928
4s
M-S
5,000c
1919
\
(Subject to call.)
$81,000
(1-3 act.) '12—4,999,981
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$12.00
12,845
Population In 1910
INT.
bonds
on
Trust Co.
Connellsvllle;
due
1913-1917 at
of West Penn in
dickson
bonds due 1912-1919
on
—
School tax (per $1,000)
donora.
s-a
Inc. Feb. 11 1901.
$171,000c
—
*
($2,000 In every even year.)
4Ms'13 J-D
75,000.-June 1'32-'41
($7,000in even, $8,000 in odd years.)
Sewer and Street Bonds.
4Ms
F-A $10,000c_—Aug 1 1914
4Ms
F-A
13,000c—.Aug 1 1919
4 Ms
F-A
16,000c—.Aug 1 1924
4 Ms
F-A
19,000c—.Aug 1 1929
4 Ms
F-A
7,000c--Aug 1 1931
f 20.000c_June 1 '31-'33
*35 & '37
$27,000c.Apr 1 '28-'43
---
(Part
every
5 years)
1912.-11,500,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$198,000
(Assessment from 1-3 to 4-5 act. val.) Floating debt.
13,695
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$6.00 Sinking fund
13,950
Population In 1910
-..-31,545 Assess, val. '13 (30% act.)-3,164,985
a Opt.
10 yrs. before maturity.
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1913—$7.50
Assessed valuation
..
—...
payable at Co. Treas. office.
Population
l'n 1910———
7,480
INT.
payable part at First Nat.
Conshohocken, and part at
Guarantee Tr. & Safe Dep. Co.,Phila.
Bank,
coatesville.
This borough Is In Chester County.
Inc. in 1867.
Pop'n '10. 11,084.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
CONSHOHOCKEN SCH. DIST.
3Ms
J-J
$27, ls.Xr.. July 1 '14-28
Bldg. & Fund. Bds. {tax-free).
4Ms'12 M-N 25,000—.Nov 1 1942 4 Ms* 13 M-N $63,000c
1923-1943
Refunding Bonds.
(Part each 5 years)
"
4s
J-J * $76,500c—July 1 1941 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$63,000
Re-paving Streets.
Sinking fund..
,3,500
4 Ms
J-J
$2,500r..YTy to 1917 Assessed valuation 1913—3,250,000
Improvement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913——$7.00
4.4s
J-J
$l7,400r
1930 Population in 1913 (bst)
„.7,000
Water Bonds.
INT. at Tradesmen's Nat. Bank,
4.4s
J-J
$ll,000r—Jan 1 1927
Conshohocken.
4.4s
J-J
6,900r
1926
BOND. DEBT Jan 6 1913 $143,300
Assess, val. (M act.) r13—5,730,200
coraopolis.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.50
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
.
4Ms'12 J-D{
fund
23,000
(60% act.).3,979,114
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913 $10.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913. — $30.00
INTEREST Is payable In Donora.
Sinking
donora school district.
School Bonds {Tax-free).
4Ms'06 M-N $28,000c—May 1 '14-27
flO,000c.—May 1 1914
4Ms'02 M-N (12,000c—-May 1 1919
I 8,000
May 11922
4 Ms'08 F-A
68,640c.Aug 1 '14-'35
4Ms'13 J-D 100,000c_June 1 '32-'41
BOND. DEBT May 1913- $134,000
Floating debt
25,000
Sinking fund
12,000
Assessed val. 1912
;
3,756,832
School tax (per $1,000) 1912. .$12.00
INT. payable at Bank of Donora.
.
INTEREST
on
street re-pavlng
National Bank of
Valley, Coatesvllle;
on ref.
and water bonds at Treasurer's office.
Chester
4Mb
4Mb
4s
4s
4s
"
4s
coatesville school dist.
A-0 $18,000c-Oct 1 '14-'31
F-A
15,000c-.Feb 1 1926
(Subject to call.)
4s
A-O
15,000c—.1924-1938
4s'06
J-J
24,000c...Jan 11937
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly begln". nlng Jan
1 1908)
4.90s
A-0
$4,600c--Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call.)
4Ms' 13 J-J
36,000c
1928-1942
BOND. DEBT Qct 1 '13-_ $112,600
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '13--5.759,125
School tax (per $1,000) 1913_.$12.00
3 Ms
4.40s
A-0 $16,000
-.—1927
A-O
10,500
1917
J-J
18,000
---1930
J-J
25,000—.
1930
A-0
48,000----1926
J-D
20,000—
-J932
— —
—
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'07 J-J
$40,000c..July. 15 1937
Street & Sewer-Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-J
S20,000c-..July 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13- $230,000
Floating debt (about)
30,000
Sinking fund (about)
30,500
Assess, val. (60% act.) '13.4,985,920
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$18.05
Population in 1910--5,252
—
INTEREST payable at
Coraopolla
cobby.
This
National
Coatesvllle.
city is In Erie Co.
Inc. 1896.
Refund. Bonds {Opt. beg. 1904).
M-N $67,200c
May 1929
4s '99
•
COLLINGDALE.
This borough is in Delaware Co.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'12
$40,000
— 1942
(Optional beginning 1922.)
"
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Population in 1910
-1,361
---
—
Outstanding Orders.
J-J
$5,000c....Jan
1921
Bldg. Repair,{Opt. beg. 1908).
4s *03
F-A
$3.500c—..Feb
1923
Paving Bonds {Opt. beg. 1S14).
4s '09
M-S
$3,500c. —Sept I 1929
Sewer Bonds {Opt. beg. 1908).
4s '01
4s
'03
$8,300c—Deo
J-D
1923
Hatch Judgment Bonds.
4s *05
F-A
$3,400c--.Feb
1925
(Optional after 1910.)
Inc.
Fire-Dept. Bonds {Opt. aft. 1910).
1814.» Bonds are tax-free to
4s '05
M-N
S3,000c
Nov 1925
holder.
Population 1910, 11,454.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- * $93,300
Refund. Bonds {opt. after 1909).
Assessment debt (add'l)——. 13,400
3 Ms'99 J-J $9l,000r
1929
21,700
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$91,000 Sinking fund—
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.).2,102,125
Sinking fund
1,617
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-—$31.50
Assessed val. (real est.)'13 $3,696,875
Population In 1910
5,991
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$19.50
INT. payable at City Treasury.
columbia.
•
Columbia Is In Lancaster Co.
April
—
INT
at the Columbia Trust Co.
crafton.
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
columbia county.
Funding Bonds {Tax-free)..
»
Bloomsburg is the county seat.
$3,000cNov l'20-22-25
Bridge Bonds.
4s *09
M-N
6,000cNov 1'23-24-26
4s
A-O $129,428c--1914-1932
6,000c. Nov 1 '27-'28
Refunding Bonds.
.20,000c. Nov 1 '37-'38
4s '09
J-J
I$4,000
1920-1923
Sewer, Street & Funding Bonds.
110,000
1935-1936
f $8,OOOc.June 1 '14-'21
Funding Bonds.
4s '06
J-D ( 24,000c. June 1 '22-'33
4s '07
s-a
$8.320o —1914-1917
130,000c. June 1 '34-'36
4s'13
F-A
20,000c
1938-1941
8,000c—1916, 1919,
4Ms'95 M-S
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913$200,000
'22 & '25
Assess, val. '12 (abt.)
14,000,000 4s *98
M-S f 8,000c—1916, 1919,
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.00
(
*22 & '25
Population In 1910----48,467
I
500c
1926
•
at Bloomsburg.
4s '99
M-S
4s *01
INT. payable
M-S
6,000c. 1914, '18&'23
2,500c
1927
18,000o
1914-1931
( 1,000c.
.1927
12,000c '20-21*24&'26
4s '03
M-S
6,000c—'15,'17&'28
/
\
connellsvtlle.
This borough is In Fayette County.
Incorp. in 1806.
All bonds, with the
exception of the sewer issue, are taxfree to holders.
In 1909 absorbed
the boroughs
of Connellsvllle and
New Haven. Population '10, 12,845
,15.000c
1929-1931
112,000c
1932-193 3
4s '06
M-S
20,000c —1917-1936
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13- $213,000
14,200
Street Bonds {Opt. after 5 years). Floating debt..
__—
4,412
F-A
$6,000o
1917 Sinking fund—
Assessed val.'12(80% act.),6,323,540
Refunding Bonds.
$6.50
3Ms
F-A $15,500c
*.1920 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
Population In 1910
*
4,583
(Subject to call after 5 years)
INT. at First Nat. Bk. in Crafton.
9*08 A-0 $47,500
Oct 11933
4s
dorrancetown sch. dist.
This district (P. O. Wilkes-Barre)
.
INTEREST is payable at
Bank of Chester Valley,
20,000c.June 1 '39-'40
Assess, val.'13
——
bonds payable at
8,000c...June 1 1938
I
BOND. DEB T Oct 1 1913. $135,000
.
INT.
on
4Ms
$200,000
at
Du¬
Trust Co. or Bank of Pitts¬
burgh, N. A., Pittsburgh; on $20,000
4Ms at Duquesne * Trust Co.; on
others at First Nat. Bk., Duquesne.
quesne
EAST McKEESPORT.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Tax-free Bonds.
4Ms'12 F-A $60,000—Aug 1 '22-42
Population in 19102,118
INT .atE .Pitts .Nat .Bk., Wilmerding.
.
borough Is in Washington Co
Pop'n '10, 8,174.
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'10 F-A $22,000c
1916-1936
This
tax-free to holder.
(Due part every 5 yrs beginning 1916)
4Ms'13
7,745,656
1910—$13.00
Population In 1910
.9,331
INT. at Providence Bk., Scranton.
Street Bonds.
4 Ms
school dist.
Assessed valuation 1910—
conshohocken.
This borough is in Montgomery Co.
are
city
M-N $40,000c_May 1*21 &'31
BOND. DEBT July 31 1911-$96,000
5s '11
Safe Deposit & Tr. Co., Pitts¬
burgh; on 4 Ms of 1910 at First Nat.
Bk., Connellsvllle; on 4s due 1919 at
Second Nat.Bk., Connellsvllle.
Bonds
4 Ms
.
„
BOND. DEBT June 7 ' 13-
Title &
which is assumed by the
_
_
Assess, val.
State tax.
district.
Bonds are exempt from
Bonds
A-O
$3,000c—Apr 1 '14-'16
5s
J-D
14,000c„ J'ne 1 »14-'27
3s *02
J-D $53,000c—Dec 1 1932 4s
J-J
28,000c July 1 '15-'28
3Ms'03 A-0 125,000c—.Apr 1 1918 5s
F-A
6.000c_Aug 1 '14-'19
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-0
12,000c—Oct 1'14-'25
3s '01
J-J $269,000c
Jan 1 1931 4Ms'07 J->D
20.000c_June 1 *17-'36
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913-$447,000
4Ms'13 J-J
200,000c-July 1 '28-'42"
Sinking fund
216,899 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913. $285,000
Assess, val. '12(M act.) —72,248,098
Floating debt
32,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$4.50 Assess, val. '13 (4-5 act.)_ 14,312,880
Population In 1910-136,152 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.50
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Population in 1913 (est.)
17,000
at
clinton county.
Lock Haven Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
48
J-D $58,600c
_._al931
4s
M-S
39,400c
al931
4s
A-0
17,000c
—al930
4s
A-O
49,000c
1920
(Subject to call at any time.)
4s
J-J
$38,500c
1920
(Subject to call at any time.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$202,500
INT.
69
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Not., 1913.1
easton.
This city is situated in Northamp¬
ton. Co. Inc. 1886. Pop'n '10, 28,523
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
'90
J-D $65,000c—.Dec 1 1920
J-D
22,000c-.Dec 1 1921
Sewer & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s '94
F-A $16,900c—Feb 1 1924
Street, Fire & Light Bonds.
4s '94
M-N $12,300c—May 1 1924
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s '97
A-0 $18,600c.--Oct 1 1927
Refunding & Improvement Bds.
3 Ms'98 A-0$12Q,200c
Apr I 1928
Street Bonds {opt. 5 yrs. aft. date)
3Ms*99 J-J
$1,200c,.Jan 1 x'04-'29
4s *11
M-S
15,400c.
Sept 1 1921
4s *12
J-J
45,000c_July lx'17-'42
4s
4s'91
—
Ref. Bonds.
3 Ms'99 J-J
$41,300c_Jan 1 x'04r'10
Public Playground Bonds.
4s'11
M-S
S3,700c—Sept x'21-'31
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
M-N $32,000c—.May 1 1929
Municipal-BIdg.fic Fire-Sta. Bds.
4s '10
3 Ms'02 J-J
$18,Q00c.July 1 x'07-'32
Fire-Dept. Bonds {opt. aft.
4s '07
A-O
$26,500c..-Oct
1912).
1 1937
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '08
F-A $ 13,000c—Feb 1x13- 28
TOTAL DEBT Oct. 11 '13_$451,100
fund
Sinking
Assess, val. 1913 (M
—
28,734
act.)_19,201,946
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—-—$6.50
INTEREST payable by CltyTreaa.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
Is in Luzerne County.
easton school district.
$39,000
All bonds are exempt from State
11,000
tax, which is paid by district. Bond®
5s '12
27,000
—
marked (*) opt. 10 yrs. after date.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—.$77,000
3Ms'02 A-0*$34,5(K)c—Oct 11922
Value of school property, '12.136,334 4s '04
F-A •72,00QC—-Aug 1 1924
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$5.00 4s *09
M-S •65,000c-..Mch 1 1929
INT. at Luzerne Nat. Bank.
4s
M-S
17,500c--Aug 31 1920
4s *10
M-S
17,500c.-.Sept 1 1920
dunmore.
4s'12
A-0
12,000c_^-__
1922
This borough Is In Lackawanna Co.
4s 13
A-O
8,000c
1923
Inc. 1864.
Population 1910, 17,615. 4s'13
A-O
6,000c
1916-1919
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13
$215,000
4s g
M-S $18,000c.Sept 1 '14&19 Sinking fund
—
835
13,000c..Oct 1 '18&21 Value of school prop. 1913
874,050
Funding Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.) 17,496,000
4M S F-Aj$12,000c Febl'14-'17&'20 School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$7.50
\
4,500c
Feb 1 1923 Population in 1913 (est,)__—30,000
4Msg
A-0
79,000c..Apr 1'l4-'39
INTEREST on all bonds is pay¬
General-Impt. Bonds.
able at the City Treasurer's office or
4M g *11 J-J $62,000c—Feb 1 *14-'35 at Easton Trust Co., Easton.
V
4Ms'll F-A
80,000c—Aug 1 '18-'40
4Ms'12 A-O
45,000c—Apr 1 '18-'40
BOND. DEBT Mch 1912—.$241,000 east pittsburgh.
This borough is In Allegheny Co.
Sinking fund
2.
•
25,000
Inc. Apr. 1895.
Street 4Ms or 1906
Assessed valuation 1910j.13,253,161
and improvement bonds are tax-free
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$11.00
to holder.
Population 1910, 5,615.
Bonds
are
exempt
from
State
Improvement Bonds.
tax, which is assumed by borough.
4Ms'll J-J
$11.500
1914-1936
Interest
payable at Borough Treas¬
Street Bonds.
urer's office, except on improvement
5s
J-J
$11,000c Part y'ly to 1923
bonds, which are payable at the office
5s
J-J
13,500c.Part y'ly to 1924
of Harris, Forbes & Co. in New York.
4 Ms J-J
41,500c.Part y'ly to 1930
4Ms'06 J-J 55,000c.-.Jan
1 '14-34
dunmore school district.
4Ms'12 J-J
43.000-July 1 T8-T4
High-School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 15 '13-1132,500
4Ms'08
/$45,000c.Sept 1 '14-'28 Assess, val. (80% act.) '13-3,439,000
I 20,000c_Sept 1 '29-'32
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—--$9.10
4Ms
--65.000c.June 1 '13-32
INTEREST payable at East Pitts¬
4s
45,000..... 1914-1922
5s
37,500
1914-1930 burgh Savings & Trust Co.
5s '11
5s '08
F-A
—
.
(
—
;
_
---
...
...
61,750c.June 1'14-'32
$227,500 east pittsburgh sch. dist.
School Bonds {Tax-exempt.)
17,720
Assessed valuation 1912—11,258,999 5s '13
f$5,000c
1914
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
t 5,476.25c
1915
$7.50
A-0
16,000c
1925
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 Is 5s
35,500c_Apr 1 '14-'34
payable at Scranton Tr.Co.,Scranton. 4Ms'06 A-0
BOND. DEBT Oct 19 '13$63,976
Sinking fund
3,644
duquesne.
This borough Is In Allegheny Co. Assess, val. '13 (70% act.)-3,431,030
Inc. 1892.
Population 1910, 15.727. School tax (per $1,000) 1913
$9.00
Furnace Bonds {Tax-free).
Population m 1913 (est.)
5,600
INT. payable at East Pittsburgh
4Ms'07 F-A
$4,000c—Feb 1 '14-'17
Water Bonds {Tax-free).
Savings & Trust Co.
4Ms'95 M-S $10,000c
1914-1915
eddystone]
Street Bonds {Taxable).
This borough is in Delaware Co.
4 Ms
M-S $65,000o
1914-1926
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
48,000c
1914-1930
_s '13
$30,000
Street Bonds {Tax-free).
(?)
4Ms'07 F-A $65,000c..Feb 1 '23-'25 TOTAL DEBT...
Sewer Bonds .{Tax-free).
Population in 1910
1,167
4Ms*07 F-A $20,000c—Feb 1 '18-'27
ed ge wor tel
General-Improvement Bonds.
This borough is ip AlleghenyTCo.
4MsT0 A-0$150,000
1920-1940
Sewer Bonds (■Taxable).
Incorp. 1904.
Pop'n 1910, 1,229.
Sewer Bonds {Exempt State tax)
4Ms
J-J
$19,000c
1914-1925
4s 'on
F_A
'fifi nnn«
V-H
»I4J35
4Ms
M-S
10.000c
1914-1917
4Ms'12
...
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13
Sinking fund
—
—
.
70
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
EDGE WORTH (Con.)—
ETNA.
BOND. DEBT Oct 11
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
'13.
$66,000
Sinking fund
6,744 4Hs'10
550,000
1915-1924
Assess, val. '13 (75%
act.).3,603,560
Improvement Bonds.
Boro. tax (per$l,000) 1913
58.80 4Hs'12 A-O $25.000—Apr 1 '31-36
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1913—$17.05
Water and Light Bonds.
INT. at Colonial Tr. Co.
1925-1930
Pittsburgh, 4^s*ll A-0 524.000
•
'
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1912.
596,000
Assessed valuation 1911—4,029,080
EDWARDSVILLE SCH. DIST.
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1912...510.00
This district Is In Luzerne
County
5s '04
5,830
Oct
58,000..Oct 1 T4-'21 Population in 1910
.
«
•
•
4
140,000-Aug
School tax
(per 51.000)
Population In 1910
:
-
Sewer
All bonds
and
Subway Bonds.
$40,000c__Opt aft 1915
4Hs'10 J-J
BOND. DEBT June 1913. $102,000
Sinking fund
are
FARRELL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
22,000
444s'07 J-J
Assess, val. '12 (^ act.)
1,900,000
Total tax (per 51,000) 1912—512.00
444s
F-A
Population in 1910
—3,902
INTEREST
First
at
National
Bank, Ellwood City.
tax-free to holder.
$50,000c
1937
f
110,000c—Sept
1 1931
112,000c...Sept 1 1936
13,000c
Aug 1 1923
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-J /$10,000c_Feb 1 '28&'33
1 14,000c.Feb 1 '38&'43
Building Bonds.
4^s
M-N $5,000c__May 16 1925
Paving Bonds.
444s
M-N
8,000c.May 16 1935
110,000c—May 16 1940
BOND. DEBT Oct 11 1913 $104,000
Assess, val. (4-5 act.) '13.-1,583,000
Borough tax (per 51,000) 1913 510.00
INTEREST is payable at the Real
& Trust Co., Allegheny.
Estate Sav.
Inc. 1892.
Lancaster Co-.
Bonds tax-free to holder.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s *03
4s
Jan
55,500c
1933
(Subject to call after 1908.)
Apr
$6,000c
.1938
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Water Bonds (Opt. after 1916).
—
.
—
4s '06
J-J
545,000c
—..-1936
Water and Funding Bonds.
A-0 510,000c
.1940
(Subject to call after 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1.1911.
572,000
4s *10
—
at
Borough Treas. office.
3 44s'02 J-J
J-J
6,000-
4s '04
■-—
4,500—
Water=PIant=Purchase Bonds.*
4Hs'08 J-J $251.300c&r
.1914-1938
DEBT Nov 1913— 5296,250
Floating debt...
17,103
BOND.
Sinklngfund
—
..
Assessed valuation
Tax rate
*
15,431
1913.—5,605,535
(per 51,000) 1913 —.512.00
Tax-free to holder
GLASSPORT.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
July 21 1902. Pop'n '10, 5,540.
Funding Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
$40,000c.July 1 '14-'38
4 44s'02 M-S
9,900c
1914-1922
4s'03
J-D
50,000c—.1914-1955
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $101,000
Floating debt
16,310
Sinkingfund
20,261
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)_3,580,620
Borough tax-(per 51,000) 1913.58.50
Inc.
Bonds
are
free from State tax;
INTEREST
on
the 4 44 s and 5s at
U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.; on
4s at Northern Trust Co., Phlla.
This
GLASSPORT SCHOOL DIST.
V •
School Bonds.
5s
550,000-.
JJ
TOTAL DEBT May 1909—
5116,228
Sinkingfund
4,022
...
—
ERIE.
bonds
—
—
..._—
city Is
are
In
Erie
County.
Assessed valuation
All
1908—-.2,900,000
School tax (per 51,000) 1912—510.'»u
tax-free to holder.
Judgment Bonds (opt. aft. 1910).
3Hs*05 J-J
534,000c...May 1 1925 GREENSBURG.
Overhead-Crossing Bonds.
This borough is In Westmoreland
3Hs'03 J-J
515,000c_..July 1 1923 Co.
Inc. 1799.
Pop'n '10. 13,012.
Subject to call after July 1 1913.) 4s g'99 J-D
*532,000c...June 1 1929
Fire-Dept. Bonds (opt. aft. 1913).
isg'OOA-O *28,000c
Oct
11930
"344s'03 J-J
511,000c...July 1 1923 4s g '00 A-0
*9,000c...Oct 1 1930
Street Bonds (opt. aft. 10 yrs.).
5s '11
M-N
35,000
Nov 1 1931
4s '01
July 570,000c...July 1 1921
(Optional after May 1 1912.)
3Hs*03 J-J
11.000c-.July 1 1923 444s'08 M-S
50,000c
..1938
4s '12
J-J
8,000——Aug 1 1932
(Optional after 1918.)
Garbage-Destruc.-Wks. Bds.
4s "08
A-0
50,000c_ —Oct 1 1938
3Hs'12 J-J
$32,000—July 1 1932 4s g *06 J-J
*27,000c...Jan 1 1936
4s '12
J-J
4,500-.;-Aug 15 1932
Refunding & Impt. Bonds.
Gen. Municipal Impt. Bonds.
4$ g '06 M-N *525,000c-Nov 1 1936
4s)T2
J-J
$67,800.—Aug 15 1932 BOND. DEBT Oct 29'13
$246,000
Conduit & Sewer Construe.Bds.
Floating debt...........
37,000
4s '12
J-J
$25,000——Oct 1 1932 Sinkingfund
10,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation
1913—10,863,575
4s '94
J-J 5500,000c-.Jan 1 1914 Total
tax'(per 51,000) 1909—520.50
Mill Creek Sewer Bonds.
Bonds
marked
(*)
optional
20
3 Hs'09 J-J
560,500
Sept 1 1929 years from,date of issue.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1919.)
INT. at Borpugh Treas. office.
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1913
$838,800
Sinklngfund
Bonds
488,679
Value of city property—: 3,854,408
Assess, val. (4 act.) '12.26,527,310
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1913
519.59
Population in 1910
.66,525
*
Bonds
tax-exempt to holder
4s '05
J-J
$4,000c_JuIy 1 '14-T5
4s '07
J-J
35,000c_July 1 *14-'20
4s '09
F-A
20,000c.Aug 1 '25-'28
4s *10
F-A 125,000c.Aug 1 '14-38
4Ks'12 F-A 150,000c.Feb 1 '26-'40
4s '04
M-S
75,000c_Sept 1 '15-24
4s '96
A-O
14,000c—.Apr 1 1914
4s '11
A-O
63,000c.Oct
1 '29-36
'00
M-N
M-N
J-D
4s'98
4s
'08
J-D
tax-free
to
holder
and
....
All bonds
4s
are
opt. 20 years from date of issue.
5s *96
J-J
520,000c
4s '04
J-J
44,000c
I
4s *08
J-J
110,000
July 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913
$174,000
Assess, val. '13 (4
act.)_10,863,575
ERIE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School tax
(per 51,000)
Population In 1910
1913—57.50
13,012
INT. at Treasurer's office.
GROVE CITY.
This
Inc. in
borough is in Mercer County.
1883.
Pop'n 1910, 3,674.
Funding & Sewer Bonds (Tax-fr)
4 Ms'll
J-J
545,000—.Jan 1 '21-'40
7,000c_May 1 '14-'25
TOTAL DEBT Oct 29 '13.
$92,500
1,000c—.May 1 1915
Assessed valuation 1912—
.1,596,000
2,000c—.June 1 1915
59,000c_Dec
1
Tax rate
(per 51,000) 1913
..512.50
INT. at Grove City Nat. Bank.
'21-32
—
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 '13.
$555,000
Assessed valuation 1913.-48,460,332
Value school prop. 1913..
School tax (per 51,000)
Population in 1910—
GJtOVE CITY SCHOOL DIST.
1,690,000
1913
-
—
4Hs'13 M-N$75,000—June 1 '28-'42
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
$32,000
57.50
.66,525
INT. at Marine Nat. Bank, Erie.
i
Water Bonds.
J-J
522,300c... Jan
J-J
102,400c. ..Jan
4s
J-J
21,000c—Jan
HOMESTEAD SCHOOL DIST.
4s
M-N 535,000c—.May 1 1919
4s
J-D
20,000c
Dec 1 1925
4 44s'09 J-J
22,000c_July 1 '14-'34
444s'10A-O 120,000c—.Apr 1 1940
4s '04
J-J
21,000c.July 1 '14-'29
4.30s'10A-0
25,000
Oct 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $246,000
Sinking fund.
40,916
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.).9,694,530
School tax (per 51,000) 1913—510.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
,.20,000
— —
INTEREST payable in
1 1914
4s
Homestead
1 1915
4s
4s
at the
49,500c—.July
1923
57,700c—July 1 1924
3s
J-J
65,000c—Jan 1 1932
City Bonds.
4s
J-J
$49,000c. July 1 ' 17-24
Public Improvement Bonds.
3 44s
M-S5436,800c.Sept 1 '14-'25
4s
M-S 254,800c.Sept 1 '26-'32
4s '07
M-S 322,OOOc_Mch 1 '14-'36
4s'10
M-S
91,000c___Sept 1 1915
4s
M-S 308,000c.Sept 1 '16-'29
4s '13
Monongahela Trust Co.
11916
J-J
HONESDALE SCHOOL DIST.
J-J
This district is in Wayne County.
4s '08
A-0 $55,000c
1914-1938
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13.$55,000
Sinkingfund
3,124
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_2,199,180
School tax (per 51,000) 1913—56.50
Population in 1913 (est.)——2,900
INT.
at
Wayne Co.
Sav.
Bank,
Honesdale.
M-S
.
—
.
are
tax-exempt to holder.
Interest payable at office of Treas.
4s
A-0 530,000c—*Oct
1 1921
4s
A-O
18,000c. —*Aprl 1922
4s
A-0
67,500c..*Oct 1 1922
4s
A-O
10,000c—aOct 1 1914
'4s
A-O
25,000c
a Apr
1 1916
4s
A-O
53,500c... Oct 1 1916
4s
J-J
63,000c... Jan 1 1917
3 44s
A-0
81,000c__ Apr 1 *14-'33
4s'08
J-J
/32,000c._Jan 1 '14-'29
\27,000c.. Jan 1 '30-'38
3s g
J-J
32,000c...Jan 1 1921
4s '05
A-0
66,000c__Apr 1 '14-'35
4s '08
A-0
45,000c—Oct 1 '14-'38
4s '09
A-0
56,000c..Oct 1 '14-'39
4s *10
A-0 / 51,500c—Apr 1 1915
1257,500c_. Apr 1 '16-'40
4s '11
A-O
72,000c.Apr 1 '16-'41
4s '12
A-O
78,000c_Apr 1 T7-'42
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13 $1,068,000
Sinking fund assets
164,507
Assess. val".T3 (70% act.) .49,150,552
School tax (per 51,000) 1913 —-58.00
Value school prop. 1912.-51,450,000
OPTIONAL.—Bonds are subject
to call as follows: *10 years before ma¬
turity, and al5 yrs. before maturity.
.
_.
'
HAZLETON.
~
Assessed valuation
1912._.2,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912—.$16.00
Indiana County. Inc. in 1805.
all tax-free to holder.
Paving Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
535,000c—.July
1936
4 44s'll A-0 /$4,000c Apr 1 T6&'21
\ 6,000cApr 1 *26&'31
Sewer Bonds, Series C.
4s '03
M-S $16,000c—..Sept 1933
Sewer Bonds, Series E.
444s'09 J-J
$40,000c_July 1 T9-'39
Series A and
B.
52,900o
Sept 1916
52,500c——May M922
Buildings Bonds, Series G.
444s'12 M-N$20,000c_May 1 '17-'42
(Part due each 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $126,400
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.):.2,074,686
Borough tax (per 51,000) '11
515.00
Population in 1910.--—...— .5,749
4s
'96
4s
'02
A-0
$17,000c—Apr
—
INT.
at
A
1938
City-Hall Bonds (opt. aft. 1916).
F-A
575,000
-.1941
Paving Bonds.
4s '06
F-A
53,000c:.—Feb 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913- $155,000
Assess, val. (44 act.) '12—9,621,375
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1912—— $7.80
Population in 1910--25,432
INT. payable at office of Treasurer.
.
Indiana.
INDIANA COUNTY.
Indiana is the county seat.
County-Home Bonds (Tax-free).
J-J $125,OOOc...July 1 1919
(Opt. at any interest period.)
County Purposes (Tax-free).
3.60s$29,300c
1915
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913
$154,300
Sinking fund..74,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.) .16,305,122
County tax (per $1,000) 1913-.56.00
Population In 1910
r—66,210
4s
...
JOHNSTOWN.
This city is in Cambria County.
Incorporated Dec. 18 1889. The city
pays the State tax on all bonds.
4s
—
M-S
Hospital Bonds (opt. after 1912).
'02
M-N $10,000c—.Nov 1 1932
Fire-Dept. Bonds (dpt. after 1916)
J-D 550.000c.._June 1 1936
4s '06
River-Imp.Bds.(Opt. after ,1896).
M-N 540,000c—May 1 1921
5s '91
Refund.
3 44s'01 J-D
Sewer
20,000c-.Feb
1 1937
Street-Improvement Bonds.
M-S 520,000c
Sept 1 1915
4s
M-N
20,000c—.Sept 1 1930
5.4s
J-D
3,000c
1914
5.4s
—
F-A
DEBT Oct 23 '13.
125,000c--Aug 1 1938
$574,000
Bonds (opt. aft. 1921).
593,000c—.June 1 1931
& Street
Impt. (subject to
after date).
525,000c—.Sept 1 1923
50,000c—.Aug 1 1924
call 10 years
4 44s'93 M-S
4 44s*94 F-A
4s '96
A-0
4s '09
A-0
20,000c—.Oct
1 1926
100,000c-..Octl 1939
Bridge Bds. (opt. '10 yrs.aft.date).
4s '05
M-S
4s '11
4J4s
$60,000c...Sept 1 1903
—
HOMESTEAD.
This borough is in Allegheny Co,
Inc. Oct. 1880. Pop. *10, 18,713.
Funding Bonds,
5.4s
J-J. 525,000c—.Jan 1 1918
4s
J-J
93,000c—.July 1 1932
4 44s'10 M-N
30,000c.-May 1 1940
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
5.4s
J-D
510,000c—Y'ly to 1918
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$15,500c —.July 1 1919
4s
J-J
41,000c—.July 1 1922
4 44s'08 A-0
25,000c—-Apr 1 1928
4 4£s'09 M-S
24,500c—.Mch 1 1934
444s'10 M-N
15,000c—.May 1 1940
Improvement Bonds.
4 44s
F-A 555,000c
Aug 1 1934
Garbage Furnace Bonds.
4s
J-J
515,000c—. July 1 1917
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
A-0 512,000c—Y'ly to 1916
5.4s
A-0
6,000c—Y'ly to 1916
4s
J-J
15,000c—.July 1 1917
BOND.
1 1924
Building Bonds
4s
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
M-S
51,000c
1915
(Subject to call after 1900.)
4s '01
F-A $30,000c_July 1 T6-'24
4s '11
J-J
60,000c_July ,1 '24-'33
(Sub. totcall
6,000 y'ly after 1913)
4s'11
J-J
85,000c_July 1 *17-'41
444s'13 J-J
J36,Q00c_July 1 T9-30
144,000c. July 1 '31-'41
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913*. $256,000
Assess, val. (4 act.) '13—15,9,90,841
School tax (per 51,000) 1912—513.00
Population in 1910—
—25,452
INT. payable by City Treasurer.
Fire Alarm.
'94
J-J
$8,OOOc ...Jan
4s '00
HAZLETON SCHOOL DIST.
F-A
Bank,
INT. at Treasurer's office.
4s '11
4s
Farmers'
1 1942
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08
F-A 560,000c
4s'95
M-S
M-N
.
Refund. Bds.
4s'12
Bonds
are
...
This city is in Luzerne County.
Incorporated 1891; organized 1892.
Bonds all opt. 5 yrs. after date.
*
GREENSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
City Treasurer.
4S '01
tax-free to holder.
are
INT. on loan due 1914 payable at
First Nat. Bk., N. Y.; other loans at
office of
are
•
—
Incorp.
assumes
on all Its bonds.
4s
All bonds
__
INT.
INTEREST is payable at the First
National Bank, Homestead.
;
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
HARRISBURG SCHOOL DIST.
3 44s'00 M-N 514,000
3 44s'99 M-S
14,750
—
Floating debt
2,489
Sinking fund
7,078
Asses, val. (4 act.)'H —1,194,160
Total tax (per 51,000) 1911
514.75
Population In 1910
.3,192
—
This city Is In Venango Co.
Inc.
Jan. 14 1909.
Pop'n 1910, 9,767.
.
EPHRATA.
"
This borough Is In
situated In Dauphin Co.
19
1860.
The city
payment of Sate tax
$59,000
act.).9,694,530
Borough tax (per51,000) 1913- 59.00
FRANKLIN.
7,500c.—Aug 1 1917
(10,000c...Aug 1 1922
12,000c...Aug 1 1927
444s
M-N 30,500c
1933
444s*08 JrJ
30,000c—-July 1 1938
'
f$7,000c..May 16 1930
HARRISBURG.
Harrisburg, the capital of the State
is
Water bonds (incl. above)
Assess, val. '13 (60%
110,000—— .1930-1934
BOND. DT. May 16 '13_$1,881,600
HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
Assessment debt (add'l)—
207,233
Huntingdon is the county seat.
Sinking fund assets
263,650
Court-House Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1913—49,280,251
344s&4s'01 A-O $70,000 Oct 1 '14-'27
(Assessment about 4 actual value) BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$70,006
Exempt property
520,446,893 Assess, val. (40% act.) '12.8,389,816
City tax (per 51,000) in 1913
9.50 County tax (per $1,000) 1912.-51.00
Total tax (per 51,000) 1913..- 21.50
Population in 1910
—38,304
Population in 1910
64,186
INT. at Union Nat. Bank, Hunt¬
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
ingdon.
Sinking fund receives yearly appro¬
priations sufficient to pay int. on the INDIANA.
city's debt and 5% of the principal.
This borough is the county seat of
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $140,000
EMSWORTH.
Sinking fund
38,000
This borough Is In Allegheny Co
Assessed valuation 1913—5,902,810
Inc. July 14 1896.
Pop'n 10, 1,510. School tax (per $1,000) 1910.—$6.25
Sewer, Street & Funding Bonds Population in 1912 (est.)
11,000
4s '06
M-S 510,000—Dec 1 '14-'33
INT. is payable at Colonial Trust
f 5,000c...Sept 1 1921 Co. in Farrell or at
Pittsburgh.
4Hs'06M-S-< 8,000c...Sept 11926
44s'08 F-A
1910--56.25
6,965
INTEREST payable at the Wyom¬
ing Valley Trust Co. in Wilkes-Barre.
Mch.
xcvii.
1 '37& '42
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1911.
5110,000
Assessed valuation 1910.-18,250,000
5s '06
5s '11
Aug
9,000..Aug 1 '14-'22
May 23,000.
1938 FARRELL.
(Optional after May 1 1928.)
This
borough,
formerly
South
5s'08
A-0
25,000
—1914-1928
Sharon, is in Mercer County.
Inc.
BOND. DEBT July 8 1913
$67,000 Dec. 1901. Name changed by
decree
Assessed valuation '13-T4.6,131,270
of court April 15 1912.
School tax (per 1,000) 1912..512.00
444s
J-J
$40,000c
1918-1933
INTEREST payable In Edwards^
(Part due every 5 years)
vllle at Pepple's National Bank.
Street-Impt. and Funding.
444s'12 A-O $50,000
Oct 1 1942
ELLWOOD CITY.
RnnH c
This borough Is In Lawrence Co.
444s'04 J-J $100'.000c-—July 1 1934
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'12 J-J $15,000July 1 '22,,27,30
444s'09 M-N$60,000r_—May 1 1939
Sewer, Street & Bldg. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1913-$255,000
4J4s'07J-J
520,000
1927 Assess, val. (2-3
act.) 1913.6,000,000
5s '97
J-J
12,000
1927 Tax rate
(per$l,000) 1913-—$10.00
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Population in 1910
10,190
4Hs'06 M-S $15,000
-1926
INT. in Farrell at Colonial Tr. Co.
(Subject to pall after 10 years.)
[Vol.
HANOVER TWP. SCH. DIST.
This township is in Luzerne Co.
School Bonds.
5.40s
M-N 550,000c..Nov 1 '14-'25
4s
F-A /20,000c-Aug
I 1922
120,000c. ..Aug 1 1932
5s *12
F-A/60,000 Augl'22,'27&'32
—-
,
AND TOWNS.
J-J
530,000c— .Mch
1 1935
*$40,000——July 1 1941
4s '12
J-J
$50,000
July 1 1942
*Authorized but not yet issued.
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '13
$546,000
Sinking fund (bonds.& cash) 248,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.).19,643,380
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$12.00
Population in 1910
55,482
—
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds all opt. beg. 5 yrs aft. date.
3 4£s*01 M-N 556,000c—.May 1 1931
3 4£s'02 J-D
7,000c...June 1 1932
4s'06
J-D
63,000c—.June 1 1936
444s'08 F-A
J-D
77,000c—Feb 1 1938
35,000c-.June 1 1939
4 Hs'10 M-S
*55,000c—.Sept 1 1940
4s
'09
444s*12 J-D
95,000c
June 1 1927
444s'13 M-S *170,OOOc
.1933
(Subject to call part yearly)
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1913_$558,000
Sinklngfund
100,845
Value school prop., 1912.. 1,184,000
Assess, val. '13 (90% act.)47,320.175
School tax (per $1,000) 1913.- 56.50
Population in 1910
55,482
•
Exempt from tax to holder.
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
Nov., 1913.1
JUNIATA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Blair County
5s '11
M-S
$35,000
Sept 1 1941
(Optional after Sept. 1 1926.)
5s '12
M-S
30,000-.May 19 1942
(Subject
call
to
May
1932.)
19
30,000
.1943
(Subject to call beginning 1933.)
5s '13
...
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—-$110,500
INT.
x
-
Floating
Funding Bonds.
'03 M-N /$100.000cMay 1 '14-23
\
50,000o.May 1 1933
4s'08
J-D 180,000o—Deo 151938
Refunding Bonds.
4s'02
A-O$225,000c—.Apr 1 1922
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
4s '06
J-D $135,000c---Dec 1 1936
Road Bonds.
1921
4s '11
A-01 $ 100,000c
Apr
_
1931
150,000c--Apr
1928
4 Ms* 13 F-A 200,000
Aug
BOND. DEBT Marl *13$940,000
Floating debt
25,000
Sinking fund
146,899
\
—
Assessed valuation 1912-178,398,032
(Assessment about full value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$7.10
Population In 1910.,——
259,570
— —
Treasurer's office.
LANCASTER.
the
1818.
State
tax
on
20
March
Incorporated
County.
Lancaster
of
capital
bonds
paid
is
by city. Population '10, 47,227.
A-O
$85,000c—Apr
$119,000c—__
—
($25,000 every 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$119,000
1 1938
.
,
.
LEBANON COUNTY.
Lebanon
Is the county seat.'
Bridge Bonds.
,
4s
'04
A-O
$8.950c
LANCASTER SCHOOL DIST.
seat.
Funding & Improvement Bonds.
4s'09
A-O$200,000c...Apr 1 1924
(Subject to call after April 1 1914.)
4s '10
M-N$l25,OOOc_May 1 '15-'35
($25,000 every 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$325,000
INTEREST payable in Lancaster.
in
' 4..
Delaware Go
INTEREST at Treasurer's
office.
—
_
---
—
___
62,915
Assets
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
1912._.$22.00
4,066
payable in Philadelphia.
Tax rate
INT.
,
I
■"
LATROBE.
This borough Is ln„ Westmoreland
County. Incorp. in 1851. The bonds
below are tax-free to holder.
City-Hall Bonds.
4Hs'03 J-J
$17,500o—July 1 1933
3Ms'04 M-N 84,500c.-.May 1 1924
3Ms'03A-O
10,000c. ..Oct 11923
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1908.)
3Ms'10 J-J
8,500c—July 1 1920
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
3Ms'10M-N 15,000c. ..Nov 11930
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1920.)
4s
'07
J-J
$20,000r_---Jan 1 1927
1 1912.)
•'
$25,000o—May 1 1915
(Subject to call after Jan.
City Bonds.
48
'95
M-N
Water Loans.
4s '94
J-J
„
„
,
„
5 years.)
1913 $360,000
Floating debt
35,000
Assessed valuation 1913—-7,976,620
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
_
14,702
Population in 1910
MARCUS HOOK.
This borough is in Delaware
Street Impt. Bonds.
_
_s
'13
—
,
Co.
$59,000-
,--r
^
J-J
$58,000 ---July 1 1936
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)
4s '06
LUZERNE COUNTY.
The county seat is Wilkes-Barre.
Int. payable at Treasurer's office.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'13
$160,000
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'13
$100,000
1 ——
Industrial School Bonds.
4Ms'13
$70,000.
Court-House Bonds {Tax-free),.
4Ms'07 J-D$720,000c—1914-1927
4s '09
A-0 800,000c
1914-1933
4s'03
F-A 290,000c
1914-1928
Refunding Bonds {Tax-free).
4 Ms'11 M-N300,OOOc_May 1 '17-'36
Funding Bonds {Tax-free).
4s '10
F-A$200,000c.Feb 1 '15-'34
1 1913-$246,000
(water)119,060
2,702
Water
188-000
Total valuation 1913-14—5,605,370
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) '13- 14_$26.00
BOND. DEBT Apr
Sinking fund
Sinking fund
(city)-------debt (included)-—
Population in 1910—-12,780
INT. Is payable at city treasury.
MEDIA.
This borough
.
_
.
Is In .Delaware
Co.
i?eC"SleedSom01.830562B°gni^
3HS'99 s-a
—
---
BOND. DEBT Jan
Floating debt—;
11913$2,370,000
17,613
4Ms'll J-J
,
$19,500o—July 1 1914
f20,000c_July 1'21&'26
120,000c---July 1 1931
J-J
5,000c—July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$130,000
Floating debt
—
R>'850
5s
Sinking fund
- - -'
- 20»977
val. (2-3 act )19l3 2 600 145
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913_$8.00
Assessf
INT
at
payable In Media, on the » M8
Bank; on others
the Charles Nat.
Nat.
at' First
Bank.
Temporary loans
95,000 MERCER COUNTY.
Bonds
Mercer is the county seat,
Sinking fund-;
-125,752
Total valuation 1912
161,834,852 are tax-free to holders.
Court-House Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$4.20 4s '09
J-D$313,OOOc--------.1929
Population in 1910--—343,186 (Subj. to call part yearly from 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1913 $31§.099
Floating debt
-116.000
LYCOMING COUNTY.
Sinking fund- - — ------25,000
County seat is Williamsport.
Assessed valuation 1913—37,533,291
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
3Ms
M-N $231,500c_
1918 State & Co. tax(per$ 1,000) 13-$9.00
3s
M-S
125,400c—Sept 2 1926
Population in 1910
-77,669
(Subject to call Sept. 2 1916)
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913--$339,800
Assessed valuation 1912
30,751,822
State & Co. tax(per$ 1,000)'13-$9.00 MIFFLIN TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district Is in Allegheny County.
Population in 1910.
80,8-13
INT. at County Treasurer's office. Bonds below are tax-free to holders.
—
4s'99
—
NET DEBT Sept 1912
60,282
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.).3,600,000
1915
serial
.serial
serial
$65,000c-Apr 15 '14~'29
(Part due every
BOND. DEBT May 9
Westmoreland Co.
Incorporated in 1734,
4Ms'12 F-A $65,000 -----1917-1942
(Part due every 5 years)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913
$65,000
Assess, val. (70% act.) '13.1,026,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$20.50
Population in 1910
1,575
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'13
$75,000
.1914-1943
Sewerfic Highway Bonds {tax-free)
5s
*$31,200
May 1 1922
4s
25,000
Jan
1 1926
4s
10,000
Jan
1 1927
INT. at Mellon Nat. Bank, Pitts¬
3Ms
*10,000
Jan 1 1929
burgh.
SKs
*12,500
Jan 1 1930
4s
*18,000
July 1 1933
4s
*5,000
Apr 1 1934 LOCKHAVEN.
♦Subject to call ann. in amts. on hand
This city
is in Clinton County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912- $111,700 Inc. Mch. 28 1870. Pop. '10. 7,772
Floating debt
11,497
Refunding Bonds.
..mo
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912.
123,197 4s '98
J-D $25,000c--.Dec 1 1918
___
Co.
(Part due every 5 years.)
4Ms'12 J-J $115,000c-July 15 17-37
LIGONIER.
This boro. is in
—
^09°dA-O
■
—
-
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$2.50
Population In 1910--.
167,029
4s '06
—
J-J
$19,250c --19.14-1920
J-J
20,000r
1920-1930
4s g
J-J
30,000c...Jan 11934 Sinking fund
—
55,108
4s g
J-J
170.000c-.Jan 1 '14-'31 Assessed valuaton 1912.-69,701,559
4s g *07 J-J 60,000c.Jan 15 '32-33-38
(Assessment 50 to 60% actual value.)
48 J-J '09
75,000c-.Jan 1 '36-'38
County tax (per $1,000)T912--$3.00
4s'09
J-J
30,000c—-Jan 11939
Population In 1910--118,823
4s *10
J-J
45,000c—Jan 1 1940
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
4s '11
A-0
25,000c-.Apr 1 1941
BOND. DEBT May 10 '13 $455,000
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.) 25,653,004
LEWISTOWN.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.00
This borough is in Mifflin County.
INTEREST on the 4s due 1914 to
Bridge& Paving Bonds.
1920 and 1920 to 1930, and bonds of
4s '12
$24,000
1942
1907 and
1909, is payable at the
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
Treasurer's office; on all other bonds
; Sewer Bonds {Tax-exempt).
at the Union Trust Co., Lancaster.
4s
M-N $59,000c
1934
All bonds are tax-free to holders.
(Subject to call after 1909.)
4?
M-N $5,000c —
1939
LANCASTER COUNTY.
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Lancaster
is
the
county
seat.
Hose-House Bonds {Tax-exempt)
Bonds are tax-exempt to holders.
5s '08
F-A
$4,500c—-Feb 1 1938
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1913.)
Improvement Bonds.
Paving Bonds {opt. aft. 1916).
3Ms'98 A-O $87,200c...Apr 1 1928
4s '06
F-A $20,500c—Aug 1 1936
3Ms'98 A-O 144,100c—Oct 1 1928
3Ms'99A-0 141,100c—Apr 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.— $113,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 29 *13
$401,900 Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).3,240,545
Sinking fund
107,200 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$22.50
---.8,166
Assess, val. '13 {% act.j_130,777,536 Population in 1910—
4s g
4s g
4s '03
_____
Allentown Is the county
office.
---
4 Ms' 13
-
LANSDOWNE.
This borough is
1 1934
\ 20,000c—.Apr 1 1940
J-D 100,000c.June 1 '27-'42
(part each 5 years)
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '13--$405,100
Sinking fund
38,665
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.).23,744,300
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$7.50
Population in 1910--17,676
INT.
on
4Ms payable at Bryn
Mawr Tr. Co., Bryn Mawr; on others
at Merion Titled Tr. Co., Ardmore.
—
-----
1928.)
4s '05
A-O
20,9000c..
M-N$145,000c-.-Nov 1 1933
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call; see V. 77, p. 724.)
4s '04
A-O $25,000c
1919-1934
4s *12 'A-O $30,000c--.Apr
1 1932
4s '89
A-O
700--.
-"
(Subject to call after April 1 1922.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$54,800
Relief Fund Bonds.
Assess, val (M act.) '08—40,290,149
6s
Jan $14,000r
Apr 1 1920
County tax (per $1,000) 1911—$2.50
(Subject to call April 1 1905.)
59,565
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13-.$884,000 Population in 1910INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Sinking fund-.990,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.).27,745,729
City tax (per $1,000). 1913-- —$8.00
LEHIGH COUNTY.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913— 15.50
(Subject to call after April 1
4s '98
$40,000-- —
17,000
17,000-.
106,000--
,
Sinking fund
;
16,000
{% act.) '12—12,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.00
Assess, val.
INT. at office of Treasurer.
---
Sinking fund (cash & bonds)
75,808 TOTAL DEBT------(J.)
val. '13(1-3 act.).24,644,030
Population in 1910-,
Township tax (per $1,000) 1913 $6.50
Population in 1910—
- — 17,671
INTEREST
payable at
Merlon MEADVILLE.
_
This city is in Crawford Co.
Inc.
Title & Trust Co.. Ardmore."
as 3d class city Feb. 5 1866Street Paving (oof. 1928).
LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP
4s '13
J-J $6.0,000—-1943
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Water-Works Bonds.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
4s '98
A-O$153,000c--Jan 1 1929
4s '09
J-J $180,000c—Jan 1 '18-'39
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
3Ms'01 J-J
27,000c
1931 4s '03
J-J
$35,000c—July 1 1933
4Ms'99 J-D
18,100c,.--,--.1929
(Subject to call 1918.)
4Ms*10 A-0 f 60,000c Oct 1 '25-'30-35
Special Impt. Bonds.
3 Ms
INT. payable at Treasurer's
MC KEES ROCKS.
■
■
Thus borough Is in Allegheny
5s '95
at
other loans
McKeesport.
on
National Bank of
Assess,
Refunding Bonds {Taxable).
4s *10
Tax-free to holders.
Pittsburgh;
in
LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Ardmore) is
In Montgomery County.
Playground Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J $20,000
July 1 1943
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
$90,000Jan 1 '16-'17-'19
Sewer Bonds-1-(Free of tax).
3 Ms
J-J $158,000c-July 1 '18-'28
($40,000 due each 5 years)
4s '04
J-J f 150,000c.Jan '19-'24-29
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s *08'
*
INTEREST on the $65,000 issue la
payable at the Pittsburgh Trust Co.
BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1912..$398,000
$10,000c_v. 76, p. 1156
J-J
(Assessment 40 to 60% actual value.)
$1,000) 1913—$8.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
50,000
School tax (per
Altoona.
1 50,000c.-Jan
DIST.
A-O $65,000c
-1924
J-J
*66,000c.-Jan 1 *14-'27
M-N *85,000c_May 1 '14-'30
J-J
234.000c_-Jan 2'14-'34
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$450,000
Sinking fund
—
128,000
NET DEBT Oct 1913
322,000
Assessed valuation 1913--26,188,405
4s
-
Refunding Water Bonds.
3Ms
4s '05
1912___$6.00
at Union Bank,
SCHOOL
MC KEESPORT
Refunding & Bldg. Bonds.
4Ms'07 J-J $65,000c
Jan 1 1922
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917)
BOND. DEBT April 1911-—$65,000
Floating debt;
26,000
Sinking fund
20,000
Assessed valuation 1910
3,700,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1910—$9.00
INT.
The
4Ms
3 Ms
3Ms
LOGAN TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district Is In Blair County.
INT. at Latrobe Tr. Co., Latrobe.
A-O
payable by City Treasurer.
water 4s of 1906, bonds of
1907
and
Improvement bonds
of
1909 are tax-free to holders.
INT.
-
1913--S10.50
LEBANON.
This city Is in Lebanon County.
Incorporated Nov. 25 1885.
Bonds
are exempt from tax to holder.
3Ms'06
$20,000
Is '10
A-O 170,000c.Apr 1 '15&'20
170,000c. Apr 1 '25&'30
Refunding Water Bonds.
3 Ms
A-O $83,000c._Apr 1 '17-'32
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
Sewer Bds. {Part every 5 years).
4s '11
A-O $110,000c.Apr 1 '16-'41
Fund. Bonds ($21,000 ev. 5 yrs.).
3 Ms
A-O $43,000c—Apr 1 '17-'22
City Bonds {opt. any time).
4s
A-O $31,500c
.1923
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '12.
$400,500
Sinking funds
67,780
Assess, val. '11 (2-3 act.).12,044,337
City tax (per $1,000) 1911—$7.00
Population in 1910
19,240
INT. paid at City Treas. office.
42,694
Population in 1910
INT. at Dist. Treasurer's office.
9,000
1912—24,302,800
(Assessment about M actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1912-—$10.75
City Treas. office.
School tax (per $1,000)
35,500
'13 (M act.)..5,275,080
Population in 1913 (est.)
$75,000c—Apr 1 1941
(Subject to call after April 1 1931.)
Judgment Bds. {Opt. after 1915).
4s
A-O$120,000c—-July 1 1925
Sewer Bds. {opt. 20 yes.aft.date).
3Ms'04 M-S$250,000c.-.Sept 1 1934
4s '06
A-O
90,000c—.Oct 1 1936
Sewer & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s '10
A-O $65,000c—Apr 1 1940
(Subject to call after April 1 1930,.)
'11
debt
School tax (per $1,000)
Bonds.
Water-System-Impt.
4s
1914-1923
1924-1942
Funding Bonds.
Assess, val.
4s g
Is
tax-free to holder
7$20,000
J 95,000
4 Ms*09 J-J
$28,500c..Jan 1 '14-'32
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913-.$170,000
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
County seat is Scranton.
_
are
Equip. Bonds.
2,000,000
1913—$21.60
School tax (per $1,000)
This
Bidg. &
4 Ms'13 J-D
at
Assessed valuation
Opt. in or after earlier year.
LOCKHAVEN SCHOOL DIST.
All bonds are tax-free to holder.
Issues of 1897 and 1900 subject to
call after 10 years; Issue of 1902 sub¬
ject to call after 15 years. '•
3Ms'00 M-3
$6,000c--.Mch 1 1920
3.65s*97 F-A
8,000c—Aug 1 1917
3Ms'02 M-N 34,000c--.May 2 1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$48,000
Assessed valuation 1912---3,796,500
INT. payable in New York.
Bonds below
5s '07
A-0 $90,091 —-Oct 1 '14-*36
BOND. DEBT May 2 '13- $116,500
INT. payable at
'12(65% act.)-5,174,490
(per $1,000) 1912
$8,00
Population in 1910
.8,777
Boro tax
LATROBE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
KANE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assessed valuation 1913
Sinking fund
9,206
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) *13-_3,294,145
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912--$23.00
State tax on bonds Is paid by city.
Assess, val.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913— $118,000
Assessed valuation 1913
2,179,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$14.00
—
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913---$207,500
Water bonds (Included)
137,500
Funding & Improvement Bds.
4Ms*09 J-J
$53,000c—Jan 1 *14-'39
5s'96
J-D
15,000c—June 1 1926
(Subject to call after 1911.)
4Ms'01 M-N $25,000c...Nov 1 1931
(Subject to call after 1916.)
71
AND TOWNS.
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES
MC KEESPORT.
in Allegheny County.
Incorporated Jan. 15 1891.
This city is
Funding Bonds.
serially to
M-N200,000--Nov
Paving Bonds.
4s '11
M-S $79,000c.Sept
4s '12
M-S
15,000—Sept
4s M-S $121,000
4s '10
Sept *17
1 '15-'39
A-0*$12,pope-Apr 1
14- 17
4Ms'09 M-S
60,000c_Nov 15 15 39
4Ms'll J<T
3Q.0OOC—Due $5,000
every 5 years beginning July 15 .1916
BOND. DEBT July 7 '13$9p,784
Assessed
valuation 1913—4,632,510
(Assessment about 3-5
actual value.)
$1,000) 1913—$8-pp
Population in 1913 (est.)
8,500
INT. at Homestead Sav. Bank &
Tr. Co. and First N. Bk., McKeespt.
Various Purposes.
♦These bonds are part of an origin¬
4s '05
J-J
$50,000
Jan 1 1931 al issue of $35,000, of which $23,000
(Subject to call on Jan. 1, $2,000 have been paid.
At the Aug. 1903
yearly, 1910 to 1925, and $3,000 term of Allegheny County Common
yearly, 1926 to 1931, inclusive.)
Pleas Court No. 3 the Borough of
Improvement Bonds.,
Munhall was held to be liable for
4s
J-J ($10,000-_Jan 1 '14-'18
51.8% ($5,874) of the total issue.
\ 21,000-.Jan 1 '19-'25
4s'09
J-J
85,000.-July 1 *14-'39
4s'11
M-S
79,000
1916-1930 MILLVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P.O. Allegheny) Is in
Water Bonds.
1 '16-'31
1 '18-'27
M-N$176,000__Jan 1 '14-'35
J-J
30,000. .Jan 1 '25-'39
Bonds.
4s'07
J-J
$65,280..Jan 1 '14-'37
City Poor-Farm Bonds.
4s'07
J-J
$37,440.-Jan 1 '14-'37
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13.$1,002,500
Floating debt
195,096
Sinking fund7
315,705
4s *06
4s '09
Sewer
School tax (per
Allegheny County.
J-J
$7,000c—
4s '95
4Ms'08 J-J
56,000c.July 1 '14-'38
$68,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-
1912—3.575,500
actual value.)
1912—56 .00
Populationm 1913 (est.)-9.360
INT. payable at Bank of Millvsle.
Assessed valuation
(Assessment about 4-5
School tax (per $1,000)
72
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
[Vol.
xcvii.
MILTON SCHOOL DISTBIOT.
BOND. DEBT Mch 6 1911 $112,500
This district is In Northumberland
Bonds below axe tax-free
to holder.
NORRISTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
Floating debt
20,080
Sinking funds
14,375
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '11—2,949,600
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1910.$4.00
Population in 1910
—4,241
Bonds are all
exempt from State 4MS'12M-N$110,000c
1917-1942
tax, which is paid by district.
(Part due every 5 years.)
3Ms
J-D $62,000r
*1919 4s
F-A
$4,000c—Aug '14-'15
3Ms
M-N 31,000c
al927 4Ms
M-N
6.000c—-Aug '16-'18
3Ms'04 A-O
44,000c—Oct 1 al934 4Ms*13 M-N 25,000c_May 1 '18-'38
4s
7
M-S
75,000c..Sept 1 al937
(Part due every 5 years.)
County.
4s '10
J-J
$32,000c
($1,500 yrly. beg. '16, opt. after *21.)
J-J
7,000c...
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly.)
4s
A-O
5,000c
$500 yearly
4s '04
J-J
7,000c...$500 yearly
BOND. DEBT June 12 '13
$49,000
4s '00
MOUNT OLIVER SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'13
3Ms'll M-N 32,500r_.May 1 al941
3Ms'09 J-D
19,000r
xl929
3Ms'99 J-D
18,000r
*1919
$43,000c
...
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—
$43,000
Assessed valuation 1913—3,221,970
Assessed valuation 1913
2,389,772 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
(Assessment about M actual value.) School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$4.50
School tax (per $1,000) 1913..$13.25 Population in 1913
(est.)
.5,000
INTEREST at Treasurer's office
INTEREST payable in Pittsburgh
Easton
Bonds
J-J
$1,500c
A-O
25,000c
Improve¬ 4s '98
4s '02
J-J
9,500c
(Tax-exempt).
M-N
40,000c
1920-1927
J$200,000c_Mch 1 '19-'29 4s '09
4g'09
M-S\ 100,000c. .Mch 1 1939 BOND. DEBT Apr 11913. $77,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$300,000 Assessed valuation 1912—8,760,545
Assessed valuation
1913.$85,067,279 Value of school prop.'12 (est) 310,000
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$3.69
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$3.00 Population In 1911 (est)
18,000
J-J
15,000c—
1925
4Ms'13 A-O
20,000—1928 & 1938
Funding Bonds (Tax-exempt)..
4s '05 ' J-J
$10,000c
—..1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $123,000
Floating debt...
;
6,216
Sinking fund
49,084
Assessed valuation 1913—8,300,000
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value)
School tax (per $1,OOQ) 1912—$5.00
Population in 1910
5,185
non-taxable to holder.
6s '07
J-D
20,000c
1934-1935
25,000c
1936
Qen. Impt. & Refund. Bonds.
4Ms'll J-D$130,000c_Dec 15 '16-'40
(Part due every 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Dec 1911— $349,500
Floating debt
85,200
Sinking fund
6,647
Assess, val. (35% act.) '11.5,191,010
Bonds
are
4s '97
Funding
&
—
ment Bonds
4s '05
Incorporated Sept. 3 1898.
are
Street-Improvement Bonds.
($30,000c..1916, '22&27
This district is in Venango County.
are tax-free to holder.
Bonds below
is the county seat.
Refunding,
,
Population in 1913 (est.)
8,000
INT. at Union Nat. Bk., Minersville. MUNHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district in Allegheny County.
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
MONESSEN.
J-J
$78,000c
.1923
This borough is In Westmoreland 4s '03
County.
OIL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
—
i
'13. $122,500
7,451
Sinking fund
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk.,Norristown.
„
Co., Hartford,
BOND. DEBT Apr 15
Assessed valuation 1913—5,040,000
4Ms'13 J-J
30,000—July la 1943
(Assessment about full value.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$311,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—»9.50
Sinking fund—
89,708 Population in 1913 (est)———4,000
Assess, val. (% act.) '13..12,623,685
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
Value school property 1913-$554,000
Oakmont, subject to no deduction
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-—
$8.00 for State tax in Pa.
x Subject
to call 10 years before
maturity,
a 20 years before.
MUNHALL.
7
MINERSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
This district is in Schuylkill
County.
Improvement Bonds.
4s '10
M-N$36,000._
1940
(Subj. to call at option of Sch. Board) 4Ms'12 M-NS40,000c—.May 1 1932
4s '10..M-N$30,000c._.......1940 BOND. DEBT May 8 '13—$160,000
—5,185
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913._
$66,000 Population in 1910
INT. payable at Moncngahela Tr.
Assess, val. (M act.) 1913.1,132.000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913_.$20.00
OAKMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-
—
Population In 1910
.127,667
INT. at City Treas. office.
INT. at office of County Treas.
OLYPHANT.
NORTHAMPTON SCH. DIST.
This district is in
Northampton
This
borough Is in Lackawanna Co.
Building Bonds (Tax-free).
[$7,000
Feb 1 1921
4Ms'll F-A i 20,000-Feb 1 '26-'&31
County.
4Ms*09 J-D $62,000—Dec 1 '15-'39
(Due in odd years, $4,000 yearly
from 1913 to 1929 Incl. and
$6,000
from 1931 to 1939 Incl.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913.$66,000
Sinking fund
17,856
School fund..,
9,254
tax-free to holder.
INTEREST payable at the Monon¬
(per $1,000) 1911__$24.50 gahela Trust Co., Homestead, Pa.
Population in 1910
11,775
NARBERTH.
INTEREST at Treasurer's
Total tax
office.
;
20,000—-Feb 1 '36-'41
$85,690
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1911—
Sinking fund
t*
Assessed valuation 1910
Population in 1910--,
INT. payable at
Assessed valuation
1912...4,932,461
This borough Is in Mongtomery Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
Inc. Jan. 21 1895. Pop. '10, 1,790.
$7.51
MONESSEN SCHOOL DIST.
Road Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-D$175,OOOc_June 1 '28-'42
$2,000r..Jan 1 '14- 16
NORTH BRADDOCK.
(Part due every 5 years.)
J-J
2,000r__Jan 1 '18-'20
TOTAL DEBT May 1913. $150,000 4s '96
P. O. BraddoCk, Allegheny Co.
500r
Jan 1 1921
Assessed valuation 1913
Various Impt. Bonds.
6,823,195
5s '97
J-D
500r___ Dec 1 1917
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$12.50
4Ms'13 M-S $100,000. .Apr 1 '18-'33
l,000r_Dec 1 '22-'27
($25,000 due every 5 years.)
4s *02
J-J
l,000r
-1917
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913.
$100,000
MONONGAHELA.
(Subject to call after 1912)
Assessed valuation 1913—11,846,290
This city Is in Washington County. 4s'09
J-D
27,000—June 11939
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$4.50
Street
Sewer System Bonds. *
Building and GarbagePopulation in 1910
.11,824
Incinerating Bonds.
J$16,000—May 1 '22&32
INT. at Braddock Trust Co.
4Ms'll M-S f$5,000c...Sept 1 1932 4s '07 M-N) 27.OOOMay 1' 17-'27&37
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$77,000
\90.000c.Sept 1 '33-'40
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $133,000 Assess, val. (M actual) '13.1,736,665
NORTH BRADDOCK SCH. DIST.
Assessed valuation 1912.—3,492,749 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$21.50
High School Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$43.66
Bonds are tax free to holder.
4Ms'08 A-O/$80,000—Apr 1 '21-'28
Population in 1910
7,598
INT. on 4s of 1896 and 1902 at
\
5,000—-Apr 1 1929
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
33,000*
Fidelity Trust Co., Phila.; on 5s of I 4Ms'10
Bank, Monongahela.
1897 at Norristown Trust Co.; on 4s
4Ms'll
34,000
of 1907 and 1909 at West End Trust
BOND. DEBT May 15 1909 $170,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913...$8.00
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Co., Philadelphia.
County seat is Norristown. Tax on
♦Bonds are tax-free to holder.
bonds is paid by county.
NEW BRIGHTON SCH. DIST.
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms
$40,000—
NORTH CATASAUQUA SCH. D.
3Ms M-S
$95,000r
1918-1933 BOND. DEBT Apr 24 '13—$63,000
T his district (P. O. Catasauqua) is
Assessed valuation 1912
($50,000 due every 5 years.)
3,783,500
in Lehigh County.
'
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
Funding Bonds.
4s '13
J-J
4s'06 J-D?$25,000c&r.June
$33,000——July 1 1943
1
1916
4,109
7,208,210
...8,505
Olyphant.
.
...
OXFORD.
This borough is in Chester County.
Water Bonds.
*
.
.....
4s
$64,500c_yearly till 41
1913,..
$64,500
Assessed valuation 1913
1,100,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913..$19,00
Population in 1910
».—2,190
NET DEBT Nov.
INT.
at
Oxford
Banks.
PENN TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
$45,000—Apr 1 '22-42
M-N 50,000
(Due $10,000 every 5 years.)
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
4Ms
...
5s '13
——
—
___
payable at Norristown.
Incorporated in June 1870.
1897 the boroughs of West New
and Mahoning town were an¬
to the
city.
Bonds
are
from State tax, which is paid
NOR. HUNTINGDON TWP. S. D.
by city.
4s
M-S
4Ms'07 A-O $35,000c__Oct 1 zl927
4Ms'08 J-J
12,004c—July 1 xl928
4Ms'12 J-J
75,000
July 1 1932
(Subject to call July 1 1927)
4s '98
F-A
$35,000c—Aug
Improvement Bonds.
J-J
$30,000c-July
4Ms'll F-A
50,000c..Aug
Conduit Bonds.
3Ms'02 M-S $30,000c—Mch.
3Ms'02 A-O
20,000c—Oct
4s '10
retain
4Hs'12 M-N$f>0,OOOMay 1 '22.'32.'42
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1913..$60,000
Sinking fund
3,050
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)..4,691,855
exempt
Sewer Bonds.
MOUNT CARMEL.
This
city is in Northumberland
County.
Borough incorp. Nov. 3
1862.
Commission government de¬
feated Aug. 18 1913.
Bonds are taxfree to holder.,
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-O $34,500c.—Apr 1 1919
4Ms
M-N 31,000c
1914-1937
Building Bonds.
Philadelphia, tco-extenslve with the
city of the United States, and has ah
area of over 130 square miles.
The
city was founded in 1681 by William
Penn, chartered in 1787, and consoli¬
dated in 1854 with numerous outlying
districts and boroughs.
Many sec¬
tions of the city of Philadelphia still
County.
In
School tax
(per $1,000) 1913
$7.00
in 1913 (est.)
8,000
INT. at Pittsburgh Bank for Sav.
1 21918
NORTHUMBERLAND
Sunbury is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13
$575,400
1 *1931
1
1 a=1922
1 *1922 |
$10,400c—Sept 30 1924
GEN. pDS. Oct 23 '13—
Bonds.
$287,000 I
4s
A-O $23,000c...Oct
1 1924 Assessment debt
87,125 ■
4s
J-J
50,000c—_ July 1 1935 TOTAL DEBT Oct 23 '13
374,125 j
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913. $149,900 Sinking fund....
18,5111
Floating debt..
61,100 Total valuation 1912
19,995,000
Sinking fund
64,000 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
Assessed valuation 1912...3,117,879 City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$11.00
(Assessment about M actual value.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$23.50
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$14.00 Population in 1910—•
.^..36,280
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911
x Opt.
30.00
beg., 10 yrs. after date.
Population in 1910—
17,532
INT. payable at city
treasury.
Assessed valuation
1912.$36,904,481
Education
Code.
INT. at Treasurer's office.
•
MT.
CARMEL SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds below
4s
Var
are
tax-free to holder
$24,500c......
—
.1919
NEW CASTLE SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder,
and subject to call 10
years after date.
Int. payable by School
Treasurer.
4s '08
M-S
90,000c...Sept 1 1938 3Ms'99 M-N $42,OOOc__May 1 1919
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.)
Refunding Bonds.
„
4Ms'13 ...$100,000-
3Ms'00 A-O $18,000c_..Oct 1 1920
3Ms'01 F-A
20,000c
Aug I 1921
3Ks'05 M-N 35,000c__.May 1 1925
Assessed valuation 1912
3,117,879 3Ms'99 F-A
39,000c—Aug 1 1920
(Assessment about 50% actual value) 4^s'll J-J
140,000—..Jan 2 1941
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$11.00 (Subject to call after Jan
2 1921)
Population in 1913 (est.)
18,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.$294,000
INT. at City Treas. office.
Sinking fund
10,390
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913. $114,500
Sinking fund..
15,000
(P. O. Norwood Sta¬
LEBANON TOWNSHIP.
P. O.
(Assessment about M
INT. at First Nat.
Shannon.
Assess.val.(60% act.)'13..20,663,780
School tax (per
$1,000) 1913—.$9.00
Population
Pittsburgh.)
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
4Ms'13 F-A $60,000c
1923-1943
TOTAL DEBT Oct 30 '13$60,000
Assessed valuation 1913-—3,667,000
in 1913 (est.)
39,000
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
NORRISTOWN.
This
borough is the capital of
Bank, Castle Montgomery County. Inc. Mch. 31
1812.
Bonds
are
tax-free to holder,
call 25 years before
subject to
maturity.
Borough Bonds.
Allegheny Co.
3Hsg A-O $57,500r—Oct 11927
Floating Debt Bonds (Tax-free 3Ms g A-O 140,000r
Apr 1 1932
to holder).
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'05 J-J
$5,000
J-J
*14-'18 3s g
J-J $149,000r—July 1 1930
4Ms'08 J-J
13,500—Jan f '14-'22 4sg
A-O 270,000r___Apr 1 1938
Street Bonds (Tax-free to holder). BOND. DEBT
Oct 1 1913
$616,500
4Ms'04 J-J
$15,000
Jan
1 1924 Sinking fund
26,236
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
-~~
Assess, val.(2-3 act.)
'13—13,414.410
/$30,000.Jan 1 '15 & '20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910:..$19.50
4Ms*09 J-J { 30,000-Jan 1 '25 & '30 Population in 1910—i
27,875
1 15,000— ..Jan 1 1935
INT. payable at Treasurer's
office.
MOUNT OLIVER.
This borough is in
con¬
a
decision
sus¬
under
V. 96. p.
the
new
School
1169.
J-J
3Ms'98J-J
5,600,000rDec31'13-27
1,400,000rDec31' 13-'27
J-J
l,400.000rDec31'25-'27
§ orated in 1893. State tax on bonds
elow paid by borough.
4s '98
Sewer and Highway Bonds.
4Mg'96M-S $9,500c_—Sept 1 1926
4Mg'99F-A'
2,000c—Aug 1 1929
5s g '02 M-N
2,000c—Nov 1 1922
4Mg'05 M-S
2,500c—Sept 1 1935
4Mg'08 J-D
3,000c.—Sept 1 1938
4s'07
4s '08
125,000r_jan
11937
12,375,000r_. 1937-1939
13,500,000r_July 1 1938
4s'09
J-J
5,739,700r.July 1 1939
3s'90-91M-N l,610,000rNovl '13-19
3s '92
J-J
450.000rDec31'13-'21
3s '93
J-J
875, OOOrD ec31' 13-' 22
r'l 1 M-N 50,000c—May 1 1941 4s '93
J-J
875,000rDec31' 18-*23
OND.DEBT Oct 11913.
$69,000 3Ms'94 J-J
2,255,000rDec31' 13-'23
Sinking fund
8,259 3s '95
J-J
l,440,O00rDec31'13-'24
Assessed valuation 1913—1,272,620 4s '10
J-J
5,OOO.OOOc&rJulyl 1940
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$23.50 4s '11
J-J
2,300.000c&rJulyl 1941
Population in 1910
J-J
1,668 4s '11
9,750,000c&r July 11941
INTEREST payable at Delaware 4s '12
J-J
4,225.000c&r July 11942
County Trust, Safe Deposit & Title 4s *13
J-J
4,175,000. .May 1 1943
Insurance Co. in Chester.
J-J
4s '13
2,200,000.-Nov 1 1943
3Ms'07 J-J
J-J
J-J
~
NORWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '05
A-O
$6,000r
Apr 1 1935
4Ms'12M-N 35,OOOc.Mav 15'22-'42
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1913
$41,000
Sinking fund
2,567
Assessed valuation 1913
1,019,052
(Assess't 60 to 70% actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) '13__$11.50
Population in 1913 (est.)
2,000
INT. at Treasurer's office.
actual value.)
and
3s '98
Incor-
_
MT.
are
Municipal Purposes.
3Ms'04 J-J$16,OOO.OOOc&r_July 1934
3Ms'02 J-J
5,000,000r_july 1 1932
NORWOOD.
This borough
and
taining the right of the city in figur¬
ing its borrowing capacity to deduct
the debt assumed by the Board of
County tax (per $1,000) 1912..$5.00
Population In 1910
111,420
tion) is in Delaware County.
names
Court No. 4 rendered
COUNTY.
Sewer
^
their old
stantly referred to as such.
Among
these
may
be mentioned Germantown, Manayunk, Frankford, Bridesburg, Roxborough, West Philadel¬
phia,
Richmond,
&c.,
&c.
The
county is under city control and has
no separate debt.
Op Apr. 14 1913
Judge
Willson in
Common
Pleas
Population
1 Z1930
Rudolph BlankJ. M.
Walton,
county of the same name, is the third
(Subject to call beginning July 1 '14)
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
/
This city is the capital of Lawrence
County tax (per $1,000) 1913..$3,00 Castle
Population in 1910
.169,590 nexed
INT.
enburg,
Mayor;
Comptroller.
—
\200,000c&r_ 1921-26-31-36 NEW CASTLE.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 6 1913
$320,000
Assessed valuation 1913.180,318,890
(Assessment about full value.)
PHILADELPHIA.
OAKMONT.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Inc. Mch. 1889.
Pop. '10, ,3436.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s '98
A-O $18.000c
1917
4s '05
*
*
J-J
3Ms'94
3Ms'95
3Ms'95
3Ms'95
3Ms'95
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
W 9 f Pf
3s '00
I
979,500rDec31' 13-'27
1,496,000rD ec31' 13-'2 4
550, OOOrD ec31 '13-'23
44,000r_Dec 31 1924
5,000rDec31'13-'24
1,000rDec31' 13-'24
A<kYIC
J-J
$3,000,000r_july 1 1930
3Ms'01 J-J
9,000,000r_July 1 1931
Subway Loan.
3Ms'94 J-Jf$2,700,OOOrDec31'13-'21
\
87,000r_Dec 311923
Widening Delaware Avenue.
3Ms'96 J-J $1.200,0OOrDec31'13-'26
Grade Crossing Abolition.
4s '07
F-A
$75,000r_July 1 1937
1935
A-O
41,000c
60,000c.Final pay.'34
10,000c.Final pay.'37
4 Ms'10 J-D
15,000cJ'ne 1'29. *34,'39
BOND. DEBT Oct 25 '13. $144,000
Floating debt
4,000
Sinking fund
15,121
4Ms'07M-N
4Ms'08M-N
Assess, val.
Refunding Loans.
3Ms'97 J-J
$455,000rDec31 13- 27
—
-
3s "'98
(70% act.)*13.4,976,190
$1,000) 1913
>7.50
Tax rate (per
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Oakmont.
4s '08
J-J
4s *09
J-J
4s
J-J
l,000,000r_jan
1 1938
1,500,000r.July 1 1939
700.000r__.Jan 1942
Registered loans overdue and
to*
yet outstanding.
.$17,650
.
INTEREST payable by Farmers'
Phila.,fcPa,
& Mechanics' Nat. Bank,
TAX-FREE.—All
bonds
empt|from tax to holders.
are
ex-
philadelphia (Con.)
Electric-Light Bonds.
A-O $12,000c
Part yearly
A-O
7,500c
Oct 1937
Street Bonds
4Mb
M-S $17,000c
Part yearly
5s
A-O
.7,500c
Oct 1937
4Ms'12 F-A
32,000c
Demand Notes and Certificates.
6s
J-D $10,140
BOND. DEBT May 28 *13
$97,000
Floating debt
10,140
Assessed valuation 1913
2,698,540
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1913-—$8-00
Population in 1910
4,975
4s
SINKING FDS.,
statement shows
Philadelphia's total ^municipal debt,
and
present
borrowing capacity.
[By a decision of the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania, filed May 31 1894,
It is held that, within the meaning of
the word "Debt" in
Section VIII
Article IX, of the Constitution of
Pennsylvania, the real debt of the
city is the authorized debt less the
amount of the city certificates pur¬
chased and uncanceled in the sinking
fund.
Under a decision of the Court
Of Common Pleas No. 4, dated April
12 1913, the net school debt is deductable in a manner similar to the
sinking fund debt in arriving at the
TOTAL DEBT,
&C.—The subjoined
5s
of debt
-
937,977 privilege of registration.
--
Borr. cap. on
11,500,304
Oct 11913
loan
sold
INDEBTEDNESS
borr. cap.
OF
GREATER
CITY.
1 leaves
at present.
Oct.
since
9,300,304
Municipal Building Bonds.
PROPERTY.—The
city 4Ms'12 J-D $90,000--Dec
Playground Bonds.
equipment and
CITY
1
'13-'42
land, buildings,
owns
permanent Improvements val¬ 4Ms'12J-D $39,000—Dec 1 '13-'42
ued on Oct. 1 1913 at $254,140,022. 4Ms'13 J-D 319,000--$11,000 yrly
Grade-Crossing Abolition.
other
VALUATION, &C.— 4 Ms 12 J-D $420,000_Dec 1 '13-'42
shows
the assessed
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
property, and the tax rate, 4Ms'12 J-D $120,000_Dec 1 '13-'42
ASSESSED
following
The
value of
for years
city
up
assessed
Poor-Home Bonds.
Property in this
to and Including 1903 was 4Ms'12 J-D $48Q,000_Dec
at about 80% of its actual
Bridge Bonds.
Indicated.
In
1904,
however,
values
Increased to nearly real value,
value.
were
resulting in a
decreased tax rate.
Assessed real
and Tax rate
Years— Personal Valued'n.per% 1,000
1912.——$1,533,701,867
$15.00
1911-.-- 1,458.851,880
15.00
1910
1,358,675.057
15.00
1909.
1,317,292,053
15.00
1908
1,287,287,123
15.00
1905
1,185,899.831
15.00
1900
880,935,265
18.50
1890
688,713,518
18.50
1880
536,667,834
20.00
1870
479,776,643
18-00
1860
155,697.669
20.00
POPULATION.—In 1910 was 1,
549,008; in 1900 was 1,293,697; in
1890, 1,046,964; in 1880, 847,170; in
-
4s '08
1
'13-*42
$52,000—Dec 1 '13-38
4s '08
J-D 208,000—Dec 1 '13-'39
4s '09
A-O
44,000,--Apr 1 '14-'39
4Ms'10 J-D 1.288,000-Dec 1 *13-'40
4Ms'll
795,300-—
4Ms'12 J-D 130,000—Dec 1 '13-'38
4Ms'12 J-D
9,000—Dec 1 '13-'21
4 Ms'12
63,000
Public-Safety Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-N$25,O00c_May 1 '14-'38
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '09
A-O $44,700
Apr 1 *14-'39
4Ms'10 J-D 364,000__Dec 1 '13-'40
4Ms'll
874,200
•.
4Ms'12
90,000—4Ms'12 J-D
80,000—Dec 1 '13-'32
4Ms'12 J-D 210,000..Dec 1 '13-'42
4Ms'12 J-D
5,000—Dec 1 '13-'17
4Ms'12 J-D
44.000-.Dec 1 '13-'34
4Ms* 13
150,*000
—
—
Public-Park t>onds.
4Ms'08M-N $70,000c.May 1 '14-'38
4s '08
M-N 90,000c_Nov 1 '12-'18
philadelphia sch. dist.
4Ms'10 J-D, 169,000-.Under the School Code passed by
($3,000 yearly on Dec 1.)
the 1911 Legislature (see page 67) the
Dept. of Charities Loan.
Board of Public Education on Oct. 8 4Ms'08M-N$112,500c_May 1 '14-'38
1912 passed a resolution the full text
Fire-Engine & Police-Sta. Bds.
of which was given in V. 95, p. 993, 4Ms'08M-N$125,000c.May 1 '14-'38
Public-Health Bonds.
acknowledging its responsibility for
4Ms'08M-N $21,000r_May 1 '14-'38
tie city. The right of the city to ex¬
lncinerat?ng-Plant Bonds.
clude this debt in ascertaining its 4 Ms'10 J-D $84,000--Dec 1 '13-'40
Sewer Bonds.
>
borrowing
capacity
wa9
upheld
April 14 1913 by Judge Willson in 4Ms'10 J-D$324,800-.Dec *1 '13-'40
Common Pleas Court No. 4 (V. 96, 4Ms'll
208,000—
.-.
Funding Bonds.
p. 1169).
■*
4s g '13 J-J $2.O00,00Or.Tuly 1 '23-'42 4Ms'll —$295.800—
•
Srevious school loans negotiated by
—
Public-Works Bonds.
Bonded debt,Oct. 11913—
$7,776,250 4Ms'08M-N$175,000c.May 1 *14-'38
Water Bonds.
2,000,000
Floating debt..
524,042 4s '09 J-JJ$372,800—Jan 1 '14-*29
J 234,000--Jan 1 '30-'39
Total Oct. 1 1913,
; —10,300,292
4s '08
J-D-260,000—Dec 1 '13-'38
Sinking Funds Oct. 1 1913—
Applic. to debt assumed..$1,392,255 4Ms'08M-Nl 103,500—May 1 *14-'18
1400,000—May 1 '19-'38
ffodo
do
created by dist
90,000
Total sinking funds
1,482,255 4Ms'10J-D 700,000--Dec 1 '16-'40
Assessed val. 1913- —1,607,916,775 4Ms'10J-D 728,000$19,000ylyDecl
4Ms'10 J-D
84,000—Dec 1 '13-'41
(Assessment about actual value.)
Assumed from city
Issued by district
.
—
1913—$5.00
School tax (per $1,000)
4s '09
45,000
4Ms'10 J-D 168,000_$9,000ylyDecl
4Ms*10 •—
84,000
4Ms'll
646,000
4Ms'12
180,000-4Ms'12 J-D 362,500—Dec 1 '13-'41
4Ms'12 J-D 210,000-Dec 1 *13-'42
4Ms'12 J-Dl.320,000—Dec 1 '13-'42
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
4s '09 fa:$l ,062,800c&r_Jan 1 '14-'29
J-J \x
659.000c&r.Jan 1 *30-'39
x These bonds^were issued to pay
for plant of Monongahela Water Co.,
purchased by the city.
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-D $224,000_Dec 1 '13-'36
4Ms* 12 J-D
90,000--Dec 1 '13-'42
City-Hall Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-D$l,400,000-Dec 1 *13-'40
——
-_-
-
phoenix ville.
This borough is in
—-
Chester County.
Incorporated Mch. 6 1849. All bonds
are
tax-free to holders.
Refunding & Paving Bonds.
4s 708
M-N/$30,000c_Nov 1 *23-'33
\ 20,000c_Nov 1 '23-'38
12,500..
Borough Bonds.
4s
A-O
$4,500r
.a
—
(Subject
to call after
.
—
1940
Matured
1904.)
Water Bonds.
.--
4sl|N ~'A-0$134,900r
—1914
►^MSubject to call after 1904.)
POND. DEBT Nov 1913. $201,900
Assess, val. (6.0% act.) '12-5,206,819
Filtration Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) * 12— __$ 17.00
Population in 1910
10,743 4Ms'08 M-N$650,000_May 1 '13-38
fr^E^UST^ay abfelnP hoenlxvllle.
Total for Greater
City-$13,653,900
DEBT OF OLD CITY OF PITTS¬
BURGH.
phoenix ville sch. dist.
1920
$25,000r
29,700r
—1930
4s
9,300r
1940
4MB
M-S 36,000c
1941
4 Ms
M-N
3,400r
1931
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13. $103,400
Sinking fund
10,048
Assessed valuation 1913
5,234,124
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$8.00
4s
Water
Loans.
f* INT. in N. Y. or Phoenixville at
$1,500
Past due
4s '95
M-Nl,OOO.OOOc&r_May 1 '25
($200,000 payable triennially.)
4s '06
J-J
400,400c&r_Julyl 13-36
Filtration Loan.
3Ms'04 A-O$3,133,600-Oct 1 '13-'34
Refunding Bonds (past due).
5s '80
$100
Apr 1 1910
Improvement Bonds.
Farmers' & Mechanics' Nat. Bank.
4s '85
•*■*!
wwwih&sww
tThis borough is in Allegheny
Co.
Bonds are all tax-free to holders.
---
Boulevard
_s
---
$10.000
$5,000—*.
School BIdg. V& Fire
,
4Ms'12.F-A $15,000c
1915
.
3Ms'00 A-O$4,200,000—Apr 11930
($700,000 due triennially.)
Park Bonds.
4s '95
,,
M-N$875,000—May 1 1925
4Ms'08 M-S$190,800r_—Mar I 1938
Public Safety.
'95
——
Dept.
—
Municipal Bldg. & Sewer Bonds
4iLMttiittJ-J|| $6,000c—.Part yearly
J-D$3,734,700—Dec 1
($175,000 triennially.)
Hose House & Fire Protection.
Bonds.
M-N$250,000-—May 1 1925
($50,000 due triennially.)
Bridge Bonds.
^
4s '95
-
__
-
of taxation,
1
-
-
—
,
■,
Bonds.
J-J
$50,000r_-July 1 1917
A-O
55,OOOr—Oct
1 1923
Sewer
4s '87
4s '93
4s '94
196,000
60,000
24,500
West Liberty
Washington*
West Lake—.*——
,
A-O
Beechview
4s '94
J-J
Mt.
4s '95
J-J
Sheriden
100,OOOr.—Apr 1 1924
145,000r—July 1 1924
101,OOOr—July 1 1925
3Ms'01 A-O
38,OOOr... Oct 1 13-'31
Pension Fund Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-N/$6,600--May 1 *14-'16
144,000-May 1 '17-38
Water Bonds.
4s '84
A-OS132,OOOr—Apr 1 1914
4s '87
J-J
100,000r_—July 1 1917
4s '89
J-J
175,OOOr—July 1 1919
J-D 300,OOOr—June 1 1925
4s *95
4s '95
J-D 326,OOOr—June 1 1924
4s '96
J-D 202,000r—-Dec 1 1926
3Ms'01 A-0/I26,000r__Oct 1 '13-'21
\150,000r„0ct 1 '22-'31
4s '05
J-D 172,500r_June 1 '13-'35
4s '06
F-A
68,200r_Aug 1 '13-'36
Pittsb.-AIIegheny Funding Bds.
4Ms'08 M-N$463,000_
($77,000 quinquennially until 1933;
$78,000 until 1938.)
'
Allegheny Funding Bonds.
_s '11
2— $394,4OO_$13,6O0 yearly
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '93
J-J $150,000r—July 1 1923
City Home Bonds.
.
26,000
Washington
27,000
*—
165,500
165,000
1—
Lincoln
Liberty———-
90,000
.
6,000
290,000
56,000
238,000
376,000
197,000
101,000
98,500
16,000
193,000
233,500
104,000
12,000
6,500
50,000
295,000
Montooth
Morehead.
First
Ward
—,—
Ward
Second
Third
Ward
-
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
—
Ward—.
Seventh
Ninth Ward—
Tenth Ward
-
Ward
Ward
Thirteenth Ward
Fourteenth Ward
Eleventh
Twelfth
Ward--
Fifteenth
Board of Control
—
■
3Ms'01 A-O, / $27)000r_ -Oct 1 *13-'21
\ 40,000r-0ct 1 '22-'31
4s '05
J-D
Total
$5,921,000
3,000,000
-
-
New bond issue 1912
Grand total Jan 1 1913_$8,921,000
.1
School Loan of 1912.
4Mg'l2 J-J
($1,000,000.July 1 1922
1,000,000J'ly 1 '27&32
19,400r_June 1 '13-'35
I l,000,000J'ly 1'37&42
Tot.former city of AIIeg.$6,944,859
Sundry Borough Indebtedness. pittston. ;
Elliott Borough.
This city is in Luzerne County.
4s '00
$20,000—June 1 '16-'30 Inc. 1895.
Pop. 1910. 16,267.
($5,000 every 5 years.)
Paving and Grading Bonds.
4Ms'03
$28,000-June 1 '13-'31
5s'13
$14,000
—-1917
Esplen Borough.
Improvement Bonds
4s '00
/$7,500
Aug 1 1930
i 7,000
Aug 1 1920 4Ms'09M-S $87,500c_Seot 1 '14-'38
Refunding Loan
Pittsburgh-Esplen Judgment.
4s '01
M-S $33,300c-_--1916-1926
4s '10
$5,000
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913- $120,800
($1,250 each 5 years until 1930.)
Assessment debt (add'l)
14,000
Beechview Borough.
—
12,457
4Ms'06
$5,000—Aug 15 1921 Sinking fund—
Assessed valuation 1913—8,177>055
4Ms'08
14,000—May26 1938
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Montooth Borough.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913-—$5.00
5s '04
$7,500—-Aug 1 1924
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
•
—
—
—
—
„
———
—
„
_
,
—
—
—
—
Pittsburgh-Montooth Funding.
$30,000
4Ms'08
($5,000 each 5 years until 1938.)
—
Sheraden Borough;
5s *95
'
—
pittston
4s'05
—
,
($3,000—Aug 1 *13-'14
2,000
Aug 1 1915
500—Aug 1 1916
9,000.-Aug 1 *13-'21
■
8,000—Aug 1 *22-'25
6,000-Aug 1 '26-'27
35,000
Nov 1921
140,000
Nov 1931
•
5s'07
4Ms'09
_s
'11
—
—
school district.
$13,000-Red. in 30 yrs.
17,000-Red.5 to 23yrs.
105,000- Red. 10to30yrs.
10,000-
—
J——-
4Ms'13 M-S 70,000—-Sept 1 1923
(Optional beginning Sept. 1 1923.)
4s '98
♦
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13
$145,000
Floating debt
11,153
4s'01
Revenues
applicable
to
payment of debt
45,998
4Ms'04
60,000.1914, *24 & '29 Assess, val. '13
(70% act.) 10,074,113
25,000
1934
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$7.00
5s '07
85,000—Nov 1 *17-*37
Population in 1913 (e3t.)
18,000
($17,000 every 5 years.)
---
...
,
-—
INT,
Pittsburgh-Sheraden Funding.
4Ms'10
$104,000
($17,800 every 5 years until
$17,600, 1933 to 1938.)
4s '10
$17,000
($2,800 every 5 years until
$2,900, 1935 to 1940.)
at City Treasurer's office.
—
1928, plymouth.
This borough is in Luzerne County.
Funding & Fire Dept Bonds
1914-1934
1930, 4Ms'08 J-J $27,000
Total for all boroughs—$518,500
Sewer Bonds
$18,000
Street and
4Ms'll J-J
)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913._$69,100
on bonds of old city of Pitts¬
6,753
burgh payable at City Treas. office in Outstanding orders
16.996
Pittsburgh and Colonial Trust Co., Population in 1910
Pittsburgh, and at Pittsburgh Trust
Co.; on bonds of old city of Allegheny pottstown.
This borough is In Montgomery Co.
int. is payable in Allegheny and at
office or T. Whelen & Co. in Phila.; Inc. Feb. 6 1815.
Commission gov¬
on Greater Pittsburgh miscellaneous
ernment
rejected
Aug.
22
1913.
are
tax-free
to
holders.
loan of 1910 int*> is payable at Pitts- Bonds1
INT.
^
——
M-N$750.000—May 1 1925
triennially )
($150,000 due
purposes
1913—
$758,366,910
M-N$250,000
May 1 1925
7% constitutional limit
($50,000 due triennially.)
of indebtedness—
53,085,684
Public-Improvement Bonds.
4s '07
(as
M-N$337,500—-May 1927 Net bonded debt
above)
32,502,564
(Due $22,500 annually.)
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-NI614.000
1938 Margin of credit for ad¬
ditional borrowing
$20,583,120
(Part due every five years.)
Floating debt on Jan. 31
4Ms'll M-S $339,300
1913
$3,067,641
($117,000 due annually.)
Total
of
old
city of
POPULATION.—In
1910
popu¬
Pittsburgh
$20,642,518 lation was 533,905; in 1900 It was
BONDS OF FORMER CITY OF 321,616; In 1890 it was 238,617; in
1880, 156,389; in 1870, 86,076.
In
ALLEGHENY.
;
1909 population of "Greater Pitts¬
North Side Fund. Bds.—4s '09.
burgh* was estimated to be 565,000.
$206,000 — $35,000
quinquennially
until '34, $31,000 until '39.
V
pittsburgh school dists.
City Park Bonds.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny School
4s '05
J-D $69.000r_June 1 '13-'35
districts were consolidated under the
4s '06
F-A
8,200c.Aug 1 *13-'36
new school code Nov.131911 and all
Electric-Light Bonds.
the outstanding bonds of the various
4s '91
A-O$160,000r„_Apr 1 1921
sub-school districts are assumed by
4s '93
A-O
14,000r
Oct, 1 1923
the newly created school district of
4s '94
J-J
86,000r
July 1 1924
The
bonded debt of
3Ms'01 A-O
67,000r__Oct 1 '13-'31 Pittsburgh.
these former sub. districts on Jan. 1
4s'04
F-A
24,000r__Aug 1 *13-'18
1913 was as follows:
4s '06
A-O
17,000c--Oct 1 *13-'29
4s '07
A-O
$25,000
60,000r__Oct 1 *13-'32 Allen-Beltzhoover
127,000
Public-Safety Bonds.
275,000
3Ms'01 A-O $57,000r__Oct 1 '13-'31 Brushton
4s *05
J-D
346,500
19,400r_June 1 *13-'35 Colfax.
Street Improvement.
Crescent36,000
4s '97
J-J $202,000r—_Jan 1 1927 Esplen
11,500
4s '93
A-O 200,000r—Oct 1 1923 Franklin..
128,000
4s '94
A-O 200,000r—Apr
1 1924 Highland--.—
605,000
4s '94
J-J
225,000
200,000r„.July 1 1924 Homewood
4s '95
J-J
72,000
150,000r—-July 1 1925 Howard
4s '95
J-J
12,000
101,000
July 1 1925 Knox
15,000
3Ms'01 A-O 214,OOOr__Oct 1 '13-'31 Lawrence
4s *05
J-D 386,400r.June 1 '13-'35 Lucky
25,000
4s'06
F-A
30,000
16,400r—Aug 1 '13V36 Morse
4s '07
141,000
M-N400,000c.-.May 1 1937 Mt. Albion.
Minersville
192,500
Highway Improvement,
4s '95
J-J $150,OOOr—.July 1 1925 Oakland
125,000
Sterrett
Judgment Fund Bonds.
219,000
4s '04
J-J $336,OOOr..Jan 1 *14-'33 Peebles
243,000
St. Clair
j,
24,000
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s '05
J-D $96.OOOr.June 1
17,000
13-'35 Thaddeus Stevens
'
—
Refunding Bonds.
.s
--_
Loan of 1900.
hv
pitcairn.
7s '73
'
4s '95
—
J-D
J-D
J-D
4s
Jan. 31 '13 Jan. 31 *12
*
•
—
—
Summary of Bonded Debt—
»
$
$
($181,000 due quinquennially.)
4s '07
M-N$349,500c-May 1 17-27 Gross amount.41,759,777 41.794.161
Amt. carried in
($116,500 due quinquennially.)
sinking fund 9,257,213 9,284,497
Funded Judgment Loan.
4s '06
J-J $834,000July 1936
Net bond. debt32,502,564 32,509,664
($167,000 due quinquennially.)
Assassed val. of real and
Funded Debt Impt.
5s '83
personal property for
J-D$1,403,000—June 1 1913
—
J-D
--
1870.674.022.
Funded Debt Loans.
4s '04
J-D$899,100c&r_June 1 1934
f
pittsburgh.
Wm.
A.
Magee.
Mayor; E. S. Morrow, Comp.
This city, now known as "Greater
net debt of the city.
Pittsburgh," is situated in Allegheny
Funded debt Oct 11913 $116,904,850 County.
Legislature of 1905 passed
City debt held in s. f
17,654,500 an Act providing for the annexation
Net school debt (<assumed
of Allegheny;
on Nov. 18 1907 the
by school district)
6,383,995 U. S. Supreme Court held the law
Net debt of city Oct 1*13
92,866,355 valid (V. 85, p. 1352), and annexa¬
Floating debt (mtges. &
tion became effective Dec. 9 1907.
ground rents).
822,486 The boroughs of Sheraden and MonCash in sink, fund appli¬
tooth were also annexed in 1907.
cable within present
Beechvlew annexed on Jan. 1 1909.
fiscal year to payment
.
All bonds issued in coupon form with
$2,200,000
73
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS
Nov., 1913.]
b irgh Trust Co.
Population
1910, 15,599.
74
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND
Street Impt & Sewer Bonds
3Ms'99 A-O ~$42,000r
ROCHESTER SCHOOL DIST.
3Ms'01 J'ne $26,000c_June 1 '14-'30
4s '05
Nov
14,000c_Nov 1 '27-'35
—
_
READING.
This city Is
This
borough is in Schuylkill Co.
Incorp. Feb. .19 1828. Consolidated
with Borough of Yorkville on April 3
1907.
Government to be changed
Nov. 28 1913 to that of 3d class city
Holders of the bonds given below
Berks
Co.
the
Inc.
seat
county
16
Mch.
I00,000c-Sept 1 '34&'37
50,000c—Sept 1 1939
ST. GLAIR.
This borough (P. O
4Ks'12 J-J
100,000c-July 1 '40-'42
is in Allegheny Co. Incorp. In 1907. 4Ms'13 A-O 150,00Oc_Apr 15 '41-'43
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-$1,620,000
Sewer Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
Floating debt—
150,000
4Ms'09 J-J /$ 10,000c—July 1 1919
Sink. funds (bonds & cash)
391,117
L 90.000c_July 1 '29-'31
1
307,006
TOTAL DEBT May 1913- $100,000 Sinking fund (bonds)
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.) 81,865,880
Sinking fund
4,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—-$8.50
Assessed valuation 1912
2,125,000 Value school
prop. 1912--$2,905,480
School tax
(per $1,000) 1912
$8-50
TAX-FREE.—The bonds are all
Population in 1910.
5,640
free from taxation to holders, the tax
INTEREST payable at St. Clair
being assumed by district.
Savings & Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
INT. payable at office of Treas.
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
County
seat
is
Potts vllle.
All
bonds
are
exempt from taxation, SCRANTON POOR DISTRICT.
•
.
of
1847.
^
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
Redemption Bonds.
■
4s *12
J-J $450,000c-July 1 'l7-'22
'27, '32 & '37
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
are not liable for the State tax.
4s '02
A-O $60,OOOc
1917-1927
Fire Department Loan
($20,000 every 5th year on April 1.)
4s
M-N $2.100r_$l,000 yearly 4s '97
F-A
8O,O00c_Feb 1 *17 &'22
Storage Lot Certificates
4s '13
56,000
4s
M-S
$5,000.-$1,000 yearly
Refunding Water Bonds.
Street Paving Loan
4s'89
J-J
$8,OOOc.__Jan
11919
4s '08
J-J
$15,OOOc...Jan 1 1938
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904)
(Subject to call after 1918.)
4s '90
J-J
200,000c_-.July 1 1920
4s '10
M-S $50,OOOc
Sept 1 1940
Water Dept. Bonds.
v
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1920.) 4s '08 M-S /$150,000c-Sept 1 '18&23
Refunding Bonds
\
82,000c.--Sept 1 1928
3Ms
J-J
$26,OOOc
July 1 1929 4s *09
J-J f 100,000r_July 1 '14&T9
(Subject to call after 1909.)
\ 100,000r-July 1 '24&'29
4s '11
A-O $29,000c.-_
1921
Paving Bonds.
(Optional after 1916.)
4s '98
A-O $4O,00Oc_Apr 1 '18 &"23
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913--$127,100 4s '97
J-J
40,000c July 1 '17 &'22
Sinking fund
;
13,000 4s *99
A-O
60,OOOcAprl*14,:i9,'24
Tax val. '13 (M'actual)
Sewer Bonds.
7,656,538
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913-$9.00 4s '13
F-A$141,000-_j.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—26.00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1910--:
20,236 4s '03
A-Q $36,000c-Aug 1 *18-'28
($12,000 due every 5 years.)
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
4s '09
A-O$200,000c__Apr 1 'l4-'34
($40,000 every five years.)
POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
CITY BOND. DEBT_„
$978,000
Bonds are all exempt from State Water bonded debt
708,000
tax, which is paid by district.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 '13- 1,686,000
Building Bonds
City sinking funds
87,177
3Ms'09 J-D $46,000c—_June 1 1939 Water sinking funds._
156,711
(Subject to call June 1 1914.)
Total sink. fds. Apr 1 '13243,888
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt)
Assess, val. (% actual)__.56,270,525
3Ms
J^I
$81,OOOc
-.1932 Cty tax (per $1,000) 1913
$10.00
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-__ 18.00
4s
s-a
$3,700c
1924 Population in 1910-,—
.96,071
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
INT. af office of City Treasurer.BOND. DEBT Apr 11913- $137,700
Sinking fund
7,026 READING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assess, val.(3-5 act.) 1912-7,613,000
This district, comprising the city
School tax (per $1,00.0) 1912—$9.50 of the same
name, is in Berks County.
Population m 1913 (est.)
24,000 Bonds are all exempt from State tax,
,
.
—
_
Statetax belngjpaid by^county
(Subject
below is paid by the borough.
4s g '96 A-O *$4,500r
Oct
1 1926
4s'99-00M-N *22,000r_May 1 '29-'30
4Ms'04 A-O
4s '07
J-D
4Ms*10 J-D
4Ms'10 J-J •
*13,000c—Apr
1 1934
*8,50Qr—June 1 1937
15,000r
1920-1940
12,000r__-July 1 1940
*12
J-D
s3,000r
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1913
Sink, fund (bonds & cash).
4s
—
Assessed valuation
—
1942
$78,000
16,000
1913--.1,171,735
Assessment 60 to 70% actual value.)
Borough tax (per$ 1,0000) 1913.$ 10.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913— 22.50
Population in 1910.
♦
x
_r
INT.at Boro. Treas.off ice in Moore.
5s '08
This borough is in Jefferson Co.
Paving Bonds
4s '97
4s '97
—
4s
'08
—
—
4s '98
4s '99
.$8,OOOc
{Optional after 1905.)
$5,,000c
(Optional after 1905.
$8,500c
...
J-D
1937
1927
Part yearly
Part yearly
40,000c—June 4-1938
F-A
_s
'07
18,000.--34,000c
Part yearly
---
—
4Ms'10 J-D
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913$94,000
Assessed valuation 1912- —•3,729,820
School tax
*
(per $1,000)
Bridge Loans.
4Ms'94 J-D $50,OOOc
4Ms'94 J-D
60,000c_
4s '07
4s
4s
4s
4s
School tax (per $1,000) '13-'14-$6 00 4Ms'12 A-O $15,OOOc
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1913 (est.)
7,500
4Ms'10
$20.000c-June 1 '32-'39
lNT» at Commercial Tr. Co.,Phila. BOND. DEBT
July 11912_$I15,000
Floating debt
48,895
Assessed valuation 1910-—3,084,116
RANKIN.
This borough is In Allegheny Co. Population in 1910-----5,903
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Rochester.
Inc. 1892. Population 1910, 6,042.
--_
-
_
,
—
—
borough IsjpnlNorthumberCounty.
Incorp .toNov. 9 1864.
govt, rejected Aug. 18
1913.
Bonds all tax-free to holder.
This
Commission
Street Paving Bonds.
M-S $55,000.-.May 1 1939
(Subject to call part in '14, '19 & *29)
M-S
-
-
3Ms'00 J-D
4s '00
J-J
/98,000c.Mar 1 '14-'27
160,000c_ Mar 1 '28-'37
$45,OOOc
June 1 1915
/ 45,000c-.-June 1 1920
J-J
4Ms'll A-O
25,000c
June 1 1925
20,000c.July 1 *14-'23
50,000c_.0ct 1 '14-'38
Bridge and Improvement.
F-A $42,000c.Feb 1 T4-'34
4s '04
Municipal Improvement.
4Ms'12 J-D $142,500c_June 1 '14-'42
4Ms'91 J-D
23,000c.--Dec 1 1916
4Ms'13 M-S 360,000--Sept 2 '14-43
City Improvement.
J-J
$10,500r.July 1 '14-'16
J-J
80,O00c_July 1 *14-'33
4s '86
4s '08
Judgment Funding Bonds.
3 M s'03A-O$68,000c Oct 1' 17-22-27-32
4s '05
A-O 266,000c.Apr 1, '15-'35
($55,000 due each five years.)
4Ms'll F-A 200,000-Aug 1 '14-'41
'
Street-Paving Bonds (Assessm't).
»*08
J-J
$20,000c-July 1 '14-'33
4Ms*09 M-N 25,000r_Nov 1 '22-'34
Redemption Bonds.
4Ms'93 J-D $38,OOOc
June 11918
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13 $1,665,500
Bonds in sinking fund
146,000
Cash in sinking fund--—
312,588
Total assessed val. 1913--81,865,580
(Assessment about full cash value.)
lst-class property
$7.30
City tax 2d-class property
4.687
3d-class property
2.515
4s
\ 25,000_Oct 15 '19-'28
Fire Bonds.
4s '05
M-S $45,000
Sept 1 1935
(Subject to call $25,000 after 1915.)
BOND. DEBT May 8 1913 $156,200
Floating debt.--,
17,800
Assessed valuation 1913
TAX-FREE.—All bonds Issued by
this city are tax-exempt to holder.
First class is that section of the city
the
majority of the lots is
and
Improved; second
unimproved section;
third class, farm lands.L&o.
•
•
•
built
upon
class constitutes
P5POPULATION.—In 1910,^129,867; 1900,102,020; 1890, 75,215.
SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Ms'93 J-J $50,000c----July 11918
4Ms'00 J-D /60,000c June 1 26&'28
AiSi&i
'• 140,000c
June 1 1930
4Ms'01 J-Dpb 75,000c--_ June 1 1931
4s *03
A-O:250,000c..Oct 1 '15-'33
($50,000 due 1915,'18, '23, '28 & '33.)
5,698,320
(Assessm't 50 to 60% actual value.)'
Botough tax (per$l,600) 1913_$9.00
Population in 1910
19,588
INTEREST on refunding bonds of
1909 is payable at National Bank of
Shamokin; on other
issues at the
office of the Borough Treasurer.
SHAMOKIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds below
are
tax-free to holder.
3Mssemi-an $30,400r^
-1929
(Subject to call 1919.)
4s'05
M-N$73,500r——May 1935
(Subject to call May 1910.)
3Ms
M-S $10,000r__
,—1932
(Subject to call 1907.) '
4Ms
—^
$9,000c_
--.-1927
3 Ms
18,500r
1930
BOND. DEBT Nov 18 T3_$140,400
Assessed valuation
1913_--5,6OO,O0O
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$13;00
INT. sent to registered holders.
SHARON.
This borough is in Mercer County.
Inc. Oct. 6 1841. Bonds are tax-free
to holder. Population 1910, 15.270.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-N$61,000c—-Nov 1 1915
Sidewalk Bonds (opt. beg. 1917).
F-A
$ 1,500c.--Aug 1 1937
Street Bonds (opt. beg. 1917).
4s '07
4s '07
'
wherein
A-O/$11,000.Oct 15 '14-T8
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05
F-A $10,000
Aug 1 1915
J-J
24,000c-.-July 1 1939
June 11914 4s '09
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
June 11919
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
*04
J-J
$64,000c- July 1 *14-'29
'08
J-J
26,000c.July 1 '14-'26
'08
A-O
13,000c-Oct 1 '14-'26
'08
M-N
9,OOOc_Nov 1 '14-'22
Viaduct Bonds.
4s'04
tax-free to
DIST.
tax-free.
SHAMOKIN.
4s
•Sewer Bonds.
...
are
SCHOOL
are
land
Co.
4Ms'll A-O$140,000r__Apr 1 T4-'41
RID G WAY.
Bonds
SEWICKLEY
Borough Purposes.
SCRANTON.
This city
Is In Lackawanna
Incorporated April 23 1866 ,'Jj •
1
holder.
$30,000-July'20,'25,'30
Nov 1 1923
10,000c.-.Apr 1 1914 4Ms '08M-S $50,000
4Ms'13 A-O
40,000c..Oct 1 '28-'41
24,000c_Apr 1 '19&'24
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
24,000c.Apr 1 '29&'34
1920-1941
12,000c—Apr 1 1939 4Ms'12 A-O $40,OOOc
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13. $100,000
Sinking fund-7,603 4Ms'12 A-O $25,OOOc
City Hall Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1913—10,402,030
In Scranton.
4s '09
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Scottdale.
4Ms'08s-a
$25,000c.
-.1939
Ref. Water Bds. (opt. beg. 1911).
4s '06
J-J
$25,OOOc
July 1 1936
TOTAL DEBT Aug 23 '13.
$50,000
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) 1913-1,889,690
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913_—$11.00
INT. at Borough Treasurer's office.
A-O
1913.$10.50
Tax-free to holder.
12,500c
J-J
20,000c.Feb 15 '29-'38
SCOTTDALE SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms*09 J-D*$42,O00c_June 1 '14-'38
—
4s *09
Bk.
Discount
—
—
3s'00
&
—
County.
—
posit
Bonds below
>■
This town is in Elk County. Bonds
(Subject to call after June 4 1928.)
are all taxed and are all
Refunding Bonds
optional 5
$13,000
1933 years from date. Pop. 1910, 5,408.
4s '02
(Optional after 1918.)
M-N$17,500c
.1932
Sewer Bonds
4s '05
M-N 17,000c
•
1935
4s '98
'
A-O
$2,500
Part yearly 5s '07
70,000c.
1937
5s '09
Loan of 1904
A-O
12,OOOc
_,_1939
4s '04
$800
Part yearly
Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT April 1912$90,100 5s '13
$12,000—-July 1 1943
Floating debt——i
36,790 BOND. DEBT June 24 '13 $113,500
Sinking fund
1
" 14,088 Sinking funds
1
5,369
Assessed valuation 1911
Assessed valuation 1913—-1,811,840
2,900,000
(Assess't about 40 to 50% actual val.) City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$15.00
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1911.$12.00
INTEREST payable in Rldgway.
Total tax (per $1,000). 1911— 37.00
Population in 1910.
9.058 PTTiTPV PAPV
This borough is in uelaware Co.
INT. at Treasurer's office.
Inc. Dec. 12 1887. Bonds are tax-free
to holder. Population 1910,
1,761.
PUNXSUTAWNEY SCH. DIST.
J-J
$33,000
.1920
School-Bldg Bonds (Tax-exempt) 3Ms
4s
J-J
25,000
.1934
4Ms'07 J-J
$45,000c—1912 to 1937
Sewer Bonds.
($10,000 in 1917, 1922, 1927, 1932,
4s *06
A-O $22,000c.-.Oct
1 1936
and $15,000 in 1937.)
BOND. DEBT Aug 14 '13:
4s '01
J-J
$80,000
$19,000c-_
1921
9,000
BOND. DEBT May 1913$64,000 Floating debt-Assessed valuation 1912
29,000
2,525,000 Sinking fund
School tax (per $1,000) 1910__$16.00 Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)_.1,886,175
INT. at Punxsutawney Nat. Bank. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913_.$20.50
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chester.
RADNOR TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
ROCHESTER.
This district is in
Delaware Co
This borough is in Beaver
Bonds are non-taxable to holder.
County.
4s *03
$1.50
$1,000) 1913
INTEREST payable at Dime De¬
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'13 M~N$50,000_
4s '99
F-A $ll,000c_July 1 '14-'24
TOTAL DEBT————
(?)
BOND. DEBT July 1913- $105,500
Sinking fund
28,000
Assess, val. '13 (%, act.)—3,902,128 SHALER TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Allegheny Co.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—_$24.50
School Bonds (Tax-Free).
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1913—$10.00
4Ms'12 J-D $30,000
1920-1938
INT. at Borough Treasurer's office.
TOTAL DEBT.
(?)
Population in 1910
5,154
Population 1910,4,621.
Water & Street Bonds.
Tax rate (per
,
RENOVO.
This borough is in Clinton
1899.)
Insane-Asylum Bonds.
J-J $500,OOOc—July 1 1941 SEWICKLEY.
This borough is in Allegheny Oo.
(Optional after Jan. 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$749,700 Inc. Aug. 30 1853. Pop. '10. 4,479.
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.) 60,515,853
Ref. Water Bds. (part every 5 yrs.)
State & co. tax (per $1,000)'12_$11-00 4s '03
A-O $49,000c.Apr 1 '18-'33
Municipal Hall Bonds.
Population in 1910
:
207,894
4s '07
A-O/$22,OOOc .Oct 1 '14-'35
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
\
2,000c—Oct 11936
Refunding Bonds.
SCOTTDALE.
4s '05
A-O $33,500c, .Oct 1 '14-'35
This borough is in Westmoreland TOT. BD. DT.
Apr 2 '13— $109,000
Co. Inc. in 1874. Bonds are tax-free
Assess, val. (68% act.) '13.6,864,210
to holder.
Population 1910, 5,456. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$7.50
Improvement Bonds.
INT. on the refunding bonds at
5s '95
J-J
$ll,500c_July 1 »14-'25 the First Nat. Bank, Sewickley.
4s '99
J-J
30,000c-July 1 '14-'29
5s '08
M-N 30.000c,May 1 '14T'38
INT. at District Treasurer's office.
Inc. 1866.
PUNXSUTAWNEY.
1
4s g '03 June$100,000c. Aug 1 '14-'23
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913--$100,000
4s '11
district.
3Ms
F-A $14,000c_ —.--.1929
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1904)
3Ms
A-O $45,200c—-Apt 1 1930
(Subject to call after Apr11 1905)
3Ms
A-0$248,100c—Apr 1 1934
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1909)
3Ms
J-D $24,700c___June
1931
(Subject to call after June 1 1906)
3 Ms
M-N$89,500c
May 1 1936
(Subject to call after May 1 1911)
3Ms'09J-J $37,500c---1939
(Subject to call after 1910)
3Ms'll M-S $68,000
-.1941
(Subject to call after 1912)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-$527,000
Sinking fund
75,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—_$5.00
For assessed valuation, popula¬
tion, &c., see City of Reading.
•
July
_
Hospital Bldg. & Court-House Ref.
A-O $105,000c_—Oct 1 1942
(Subject to call April 1 1922.)
which is paid by the
—1,665
Subject to call 10 years after date,
Subject to call at any time.
call
to
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
_
1*1919
4s '12
■
Delaware Co.
Tax on bonds
""j-j$144,700——July
3s
—
PROSPECT PARK.
This borough is in
Incorp. May 9 1894.
_
-
..
INT. at Schuylkill Tr. Co., Pottsv
I00,000c-Sept 1 '24&'29
M-S
4s '09
: •
POTTSVILLE.
j
1937
1
50,000c--.Feb
Int. at Rochester Trust Co.
--
work progresses.
xcvix.
f$60.000c_Aug 1 '14&'28
3Ms'02 F-A-j I00,000c-Aug 1 '16&'20
40,000c—-Aug 1 1926
50,000c.-Aug 1 1932
4s '08
J'ne
15,000c_June 1 '31-'38
4Ms'95 J-J 75,000c_July
l'15-19-20
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$55,000
Assessed valuation 1912—3,250,000 4Ms'97 A-O 120,000c Apr l'22-25-27
(100, OOOc _Ieb 1 '14&'17
(Assess. 40 to 50% actual value.)
4s '07
F-A I00,000c-Feb 1 '24&*34
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$8.00
Rnnd^
4M^'99
A-O $14,OOOc—Part yearly
(Part each 5 years; last in 1929.)
Improvement Bonds
4s '09
M-S$25,000r.
4Ms'08 M-N$48,000c—Part yearly
(Due Sept. 1 1919. '24, '29. '34 & '39)
4s '05
J-J
20,500c--.Part yearly
4s'13 J-J $*100,000r,23,'28,'33,'38'43
5s '97
J-J
15,500c—Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $167,000
Water Bonds
Assessed valuation 1913
7,772,410
$6,000c_-.Part yearly
(Assessment M to 2-3 actual value.) 5Ms'94 A-O
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913_$6.25 BOND. DEBT Jan 2 1913- $104,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913...17.25 Sinking fund
,7,180
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.)_7,064,87l
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913_$6.50
♦Not all floated as yet, being sold
INT. at Braddook Trust Co.
y
as
[Vol.
TOWNS.
4s
F-A $60,000c
Aug 1 1937
Impt. Bonds (opt. beg. 1913).
F-A $80,000c—-Aug 1 1933
Sewer Bonds.
3Ms
M-N$60,000c—-Nov 1 1931
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1906.)
3Ms
F-A $40,OOOc
Aug 1 1932
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
4s '07
F-A $38,500c—-Aug 1 1937
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1917.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1913- $346,000
Floating debt
50,000
Sinking fund
42,000
Assess, val. (M act.) 1913-7,000,000
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913 $13.50
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$28.00
INT. at McDowell N. Bk..Sharon.
SHARON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1909- $300,000
Assessed valuation 1908
5,692,336
School tax (per $1,000) 1910-f 11.10
Nov., 1913.j
This
Is In Delaware Co.
Pop. 1910. 1,401.
borough
Street-Improvement Bonds.
$2,000r
June 1923
30,000c
Mar 1 1936
5,500c._Nov 11 1937
Sewer Bonds (opt. beg. 1920).
4s g '05 F-A S15.100c_._Aug 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913__
$52,600
5s g '92 J-D
4s g '06 M-S
4s 07
M-N
2,261
(2-3 act.)_1,108,225
$1,000) 1912—$20.50
Sinking fund
Assess, val. 1913
Total tax (per
This
borough
Is
Inc. Oct. 17 1906.
below
Bonds
in
tax-free to holder.
are
Sewer Bonds
Bonds
4Ms'll M-N($2,000c—May 1 1921
1 8,000c
May 1 1926
Water Bonds (due every 5 yrs.).
4^s'll M-N$50,000c_May 1 '26-'41
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912—
$72,000
Assessed valuation 1912- —1,595,335
INT.
at
Sprlngdale Nat.
Bank.
Treasurer's office.
TAX-FREE.—AH bonds, with the STEELTON. "
exception of the 5s of 1892, are taxThis borough is
INT. payable at
The 5s of 1892 were
free to holder.
made free from taxation, when
In Dauphin County
All bonds tax-free to holder.
held
by savings funds, by Act of Mayl909.
SHARPSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
School Bonds,
V
Filter-Plant Bonds.
v
4Ms'08 J-J
$85,000——July 1 1937
Sewer Bonds.
»
Water Bonds.
4s v
Jan
11930
...
4,386,425
(Assessment 75% to "80% actual val.)
INTEREST
1910_—$6.50
payable In Sharpsburg.
248,396
Assessed valuation 1913.—5,794,080
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1913...$9.50
Population in 1910
INT.at St eel ton
14,240
N at. B k., Steelton.
SHENANDOAH.
Is
Shenandoah
1866.
March
In
Incorporated
Schuylkill
In
Co.
subject to call at any time.
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$40,000c
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$25.000c
1938
Bonds.
J-J
$71,116c
M-N 25,000c
1923-1924
1924
35,000
1942
BOND. DEBT May 25 '12 $155,116
Floating debt
22,500
Assess, val. '11 (30% act.).3,225,733
City tax (per $1,000) 1911—_$16.00
Population in 1910—
25,774
■
—
—
INT. at Citizens' Bk.",Shenandoah.
SHENANDOAH
Bonds
Issued
SCHOOL
in
School tax
_
1885
are
DIST.
tax-free
tax-free to holder
.
"
STOWE TOWNSHIP.
This township
Is In Allegheny Co.
Municipal Bldg
& Stteet Bds
4Ms'09 M-N$90,000
1939
4s '06
A-O
24,000
1914-1920
4Ms'06A-Q
60,000.
-.1937
4Ms'09 F-A
45,000
1939
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$219,000
-.
.
Assessed valuation 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000)
—
—
1,476,000
1912—.$19.75
.8.145
Population in 1910.
subject to tax.
INT.
at
McKees
Rocks
Trust
time.
Co., McKees Rocks.
•
$13,200r
1915
4s
10,000r
——1915
4s
A-O
20,000r
-1917 STOWE TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
This
district
Is
In
Allegheny
4s '04,
J-D
30,000c_
1924
BOND. DEBT May 8 '13.
$67,300 County. Bonds are tax-free to holder.
4Ms'07 F-A $42,000c -..1914-1934
Floating debt
5,900
4,500c
1914-1924
Sinking fund.
5,000 4s '00
7,500c —1914-1928
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)—3,130,000 4^s*03
12,000c -,.1914-1925
Value school property 1912
225,000 4Ms'05
9.150c
1914-1924
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$23.25 5s *08
30.000r —.1914-1934
4Ms'10
to holder; other Issues
All bonds optional at any
4s'85
J-J
J-J
—
—
..
...
—
.—
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
SOMERSET.
This norough Is in Somerset Co.
Incorporated in 1795.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-J
Y
Water
($6,000c.July 1 '14-'19
\ 15,000c. July 1 '20-'29
48
A-O
—
6,000
5,200
1912—
136,000
Assess, val. '13 (4-5 act.)..6,440,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913,—-$7.00
Population in 1913 (est)
6,500
Floating debt
Sinking fund
School property
— -
INT. at McKees Rocks Trust Co.
$9,000c —-1914-1932 STROUDSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
15,000c.
1915
This district Is In Monroe County.
$48,,000c
BOND. DEBT May 1913.—$48,000
4s
$16,000.11,000 yly. beg. '15
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$61,000
School tax (per $1,000)
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)_T,171,145
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$27.00
Population in 1913 (est)......5,200
2,612
SUNBURY.
This borough is In Northumberland
County
Incorp.
March 24 1797.
Commission gov't defeated Aug. 18
1913.
Bonds are tax-freeto
holder.
Population in 1910
INT. at office of Boro. Treasurer.
SOMERSET
COUNTY.
.
Somerset is the county seat. Bonds
are
Court-Hou.se Bonds.
4s
M-N$205,000c Novl *14-'34
(V. 79, p. 2111, for maturity.)
TOTAL DEBT May 1913
$211,000
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)27,734,345
State&Co. tax(per$l,000) '13_$11.00
Population in 1910
67,717
INT. at Farmers'
Nat. Bank.
1913.—$9.00
_
1913_$140,000
debt———1,500
Floating
9,462
Population in 1910
INT.
A-O $80,000c
Oct
Street Bonds
4s '06
A-O $50,000c—.Oct
4s '06
1 1930
4Ms
1 1930
1942
M-N
42,000c.
Street and Sewer Bonds
M-N$149,500c. .May 1 1928
(Subject to call May 1 1918)
Funding Bonds
3s
M-N$32,000c_—May 1 1919
4Ms
M-N 58,000c—.May 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913-$411,50Q
Assess, val. (M act.) 1912.7,000,100
Total tax (per $1,000 (1912—$28.50
Population in 1910
13,344
INTEREST payable In Uniontown
at Fayette Title & Trust Co.
4s
UNIONTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
A
district
In< Fayette
County.
Bonds
are
tax-free to holders.
BOND. DEBT May 15 '11_$233,OO0
payable at Treasurer's office. Assessed valuation 1910
7,102,671
School tax (per $1,000) '10—$10.09
TARENTUM.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
1842. Population '10, 7,414.
Electric Light Bonds
5s
M-S $10,000—
. — 1922
(Subject to call $1,500 yrly)
4Ms'04 J-J
$10,000—..July 1 1934
(Subject to call July 1 1919)
Sewer Bonds (opt. beg.„1908).
Inc.
INT. payable at the Merchants'
Bank In Philadelphia and at
Pittsburgh Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
Nat.
^
5s
M-S $15,000
Sept 1 1928
4Ms'13 M-S
24,000c...Sept 1 1933
Funding Bonds.
UPPER DARBY TOWNSHIP.
This
township
Is
in
Delaware
County.
Bonds below tax-free.
Funding and Road Bonds
4Ms'10
$28,000
Oct 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$42,000
Assessed valuation 1910—$4,850,000
...
(Assessment about 60% actual val J
J-D $13,000
June 11932
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$7.50
4Ms*04 J-J
12,000
July 1 1934
Population in 1910
5,385
(Subject to call July 1 1919)
4s
4s
Street Bonds.
J-D
$2,500
_
„
_
June 11932 UPPER DARBY TWP. SCH. DIST
'27&32 4Ms'09 A-O
J $30.000c_Apr 1 '14-'18
1
8,000c—.May 1 1937
1 12,000c—-Apr 1 1919
4Ms'10 F-A
10,000c...Aug 1 1932 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-w$42,000
Small-Pox (opt. beg. Aug. '11).
Assess.val.'13(abt60%act.)5,250,000
3Ms'06 F-A $12,000
Aug 1 1926 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.00
Water-Works Construc'n Bds.
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Clift. Heights.
$10,000c—.Aug 1 1921
M-N f 20,OOOc_May 1
4s '07
Aug 1 1926
Aug 1 1931
4O.000c_._Aug 1 1936
Paving Bonds.
5s
M-S $21,500
Sept 1 1928
(Subject to call Sept 1 1908)
4s
•
J-D
$5,000
June 11932
20,000c
30,000c
4Ms'll F-A
,
4Ms'04 J-J
15,000——July 1 1934
(Subject to call July 1 1919)
4s'04
J-J
$7,000
July 11934
4Ms'06 J-D f 10,000c.J'ne 1'26&'31
VENANGO COUNTY.
Franklin Is the county seat.
are
Bonds
tax-free to holder.
$22,000c.._Jan 1 1914
Bridge Bonds
4s '09
M-S $85,OOOc_Mch 1 *15-'19
4Ms'10 A-O 175.000c
1920-1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-.$282,000
Assess, val. '13 (65% act.)25,137,210
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$4.00
Population in 1910—
56,359
INTEREST payable by Treasurer.
4s
«
J-J
5,000c—.June 1 1936
10.000c
1931
1913..$292,500 VERONA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Sinking fund
18,731
This district is in Allegheny Co.
\
4Ms'll J-D
BOND. DEBT Sept
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.)_5,520,917
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$19.75
& Tr. Co.
Bonds of 1907 and water bonds are
INT. at Tarentum Sav.
free of tax to holder.
TARENTUM SCHOOL DIST.
J-J
4Ms '
$50,000c 'l7-'22-'27&32
$70,000c_May 1 '17-'42
25,OOOApr 1'33-38-43
1913..$118,000
Sinking fund.
a—
7,000
Assessed valuation 1913—2,225,000
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$9.09
Population in 1913 (est.)
13,000
4Ms'12
4 Ms'13
—_
...
BOND. DEBT Nov
INT.
at
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913——$50,000
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.).4,666,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$8.50
INT. at Tarentum Sav.
are
& Tr. Co.
tax-free to holder.
First Nat.
Bk.,
Verona.
WALL.
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
5s
Street-Improvement Bonds
'10
A-O $35,000
Oct 1 1940
TOT. BD. DT. May 12
'13—146,000
TITUSVILLE.
Assessed valuation 1912——700,009
This city is in Crawford County.
Population in 1910
1,962
First charter Feb. 28 1866; present
charter May 23 1889.,
,
WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
City Bonds (Tax-exempt).
School Bonds (Tax-exempt).
3s
J-J
$6,100c
:i919
4s '97
J-J
$42,000c.June 1 'l7-'37
3Ms
J-J
36,300
.. — 1920
3Ms
J-J
4,000—
1937 (Optional $11,000 every 5 years.)
3Ms'01 J-J ' $50,000c.—July 1 1931
3Ms
J-J
• 48,500...
1939
to call $10,000 in 1921,.
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '13— $94,900 (Subject
$20,000 in 1926.)
Improv't bonds (add'l)
39,047
Assess, val. '13 (real est.)..2,348,400 4Ms'13 M-N 50,000c_—May 5 1943
Rouse Estate Bonds (Past Due).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$16,00
July 1 $10,000..-Jan 1 'O^-'OS
Population in 1910—
8,533 4s
—
.
3Ms
tax-free to holder.
s-a
Assess, val. '13 ($1,000)—2,504.077
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$36.00
Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
(opt. beg. 1909).
$20,000c
1924
Sewer Loan
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13— $112,000
Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J
4Ms*ll J-J
Paving & Small Pox Bonds
3Ms'06 F-A $24,000c. — Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1911)
Refund. Loan (opt. beg. 1904).
3Ms'99 A-O $16,000r
1919
Water Loan (opt. beg. 1907).
3Ms'02 s-a
$35,000c
1922
Sewer and Refunding Bonds
4Ms'll F-A $45,000c—Aug 1 1941
(Optional after Aug,- 1 1921)
(per $1,000) 1913—$10.00
Population in 1913 (est)
15,000
INT. payable at Steelton Nat. Bk.
and
People's
Bank.
Bonds
are
——
1926
Water
4s
65,000c—June 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$145,000
Sinking fund..
i.
38,000
Assessed valuation 1913
5,900,000'
.
4s
5s
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
All 4Ms'l3 J-D
bonds free of tax to holders and are
4s '04
STEELTON
In
_
Jan 1 1913
NET DEBT
Schuylkill
1833.
Bonds
In
Is
all tax-free to holder.
*
J-J $145,000
M-N$11,000c
1914-1924 4Ms
J-D
22,000
Dec 1 1923
4a '05
M-N 63,080c
1914-1932 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_$287,000
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913—.$80,000
Sinking fund
38,604
School tax (per $1,000)
are
M~N$35,000—— May 1 1929
4s
3Ms
Assassed valuation 1910
County.
3Ms'04
1
borough
Incorp.
This
Allegheny Co.
Pop. '10, 1,999.
4Ms'll M-NS12,000c— .May 1 1921
Street
Building Bonds
TAMAQUA.
SPRINGDALE.
SHARON HILL.
Inc. Mch. 1890.
75
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
•
—$65,700c__-Part yearly
1912_$65.700
BOND. DEBT May 15
Floating debt
10,139
Sinking fund
—————
10,000
Assess, val. ,11 (40% act.).4,300,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$25.00
Population in 1910
—
13,770
INT. payable at Sunbury Tr.
&
Safe Deposit Co.
—
INTEREST
at Treasurer's
office.
TITUSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'll A-OJ$91,OOOc&r Apr 1 '14-39
BOND. DEBT Oct
Assess, val.
1913—.$152,000
'13(40% act.).4,843,893
School tax (per $1,000) 1913.-$13.25
INT. at Warren Trust Co.
1 2,000c&r_Apr 1 1940 WASHINGTON.
This borough Is in Washington Co.
40% act.) 1913 2,400,000 Incorporated Nov. 5 1907.
West
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$19.0.0 Washington, with a population of
Population in 1913 (est.)
8,550 3,700, was annexed in 1907.
Paving Bonds
.
INTEREST payable In Titusvllle
A-O
$4.000c—Oct 1 '14- 21
at banks or Treas. office.
Bonds are 4s '99
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.—$93,000
Assess, val.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM.
This borough is In Northampton
Inc. Aug. 25 1865. Commission
gov't approved Aug. 1913. Bonds are
Co.
all tax-free to holder.
♦Permanent St.-Impt. Bonds.
A-O $15,000c...Apr 1 1919
4s
A-O
5,000c. .Apr 1 1920
4s
_
4s
4s '06
J-J
A-O
5,000c—July 1 1922
75,000c._.Oct
11936
42,000c— .Oct 11942
♦Street & Sewer Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-O $32,000
Oct 1 1943
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-J
$21,000c.—July 1 1940
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
Sewer, Police & Fire-Alarm Bds.
4Ms'll A-O $40,000c— .Oct 1 1941
♦Redemption Bonds.
4s
F-A $69,500c—.Aug 1 1916
4Ms'12 A-O
4s
♦Sewer Bonds.
M-S $100,000c—Sept 1 1933
BOND. DEBT
Sept 22 1913S372.500
Tax valuation 1913
8,320,510
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
$9.00
Population in 1910
19,973
♦Bonds are subject to call 15 years
from date of Issue, at opt. of boro.
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1913
INT. at office of Borough Treas.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM SCH. DIST
4s
J-D $39,100c—June 1 1932
(Subject to call June 1 1912.)
BOND. DEBT May 1913. $140,000
Sinking fund
12,000
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)—7,567,540
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
$7.00
Population in 1912 (est)
..24,000
fill tax-free to holder.
INTEREST In South Bethlehem
Bonds
are
at Wilbur Trust Co. and South Beth¬
lehem
National Bank.
SO. SHARON (SEE FARRELL).
SWARTHMORE
SCHOOL DIST.
This district is In Delaware County
holder.
Bonds below are tax-free to
20,000c—June 1 1926
lO.OOOc.June 1 '27-'31
30,000c. June 1 '32-'41
4 Ms 11 J-D
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913——$87,000
Assessed valuation 1912-
—2.050,000,
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$13,00
INT. on bonds due '26-'31 payab.e
Westches¬
bonds due '32-'41 at Swarth-
Chester
at
Co.
Tr.
Co.,
ter; on
more National Bank.
SWISSVALE.
This
..
borough' Is In Allegheny Co.
Sewer Bonds
A-O $107,000
.1914-1933
4Ms'll J-J
30,000c_July 1 '16-'21
Refunding Bonds
510,000c.
July 1 1917
4Ms'07 J-J
40,000c.July 1 '22&27
4s
,
„
„
„
4s
TURTLE CREEK.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Bonds below are tax-frde to
holder.
4Ms'12 M-N$145,000_Nov 1 '21-'41
($15,000, *21; $-20,000, '26; $30,000,
'31; $35,000, '36; $45,000, '41.)
Street Bondsl
'98
4s
tax-free to holder.
'04
3.6s
4s *02
5s '10
Park Bonds
4s
.
_
3,000c._Oct 1
150,000c. .Oct 1
60,000c—Oct 1
M-N!50,000c__Nov 1
s-a
10,000c__Jan 1
(Subject to call.) ■ „
A-O
A-O
A-O
4,995
4s '06
M-N{
'
1 '21-'22
4s 06
M-N $ 15,000c_ _Ndv 1
4Ms'10 M-N f$22,000c_Nov 1 '15-'36
4s '05
M-N 25.000c.Nov 1
l_ 8,000c_Nov 1 '37-40
Sewer Bonds
BOND. DEBT Jan 1911—$106,000
*02
A-O $35,000c—Oct 1
Sinking fund
$5,910
'04
A-O
35,000c. Apr 1
Assessed valuation 1910—4,269,390
f 10,000c— .Nov
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910—-$14.50
Population in 1910
;
tA_
„
'04
A-O $20,000c__0ct
Funding Bonds
'14-'19
'26-'32
*14-17
'18- 27
'14-'23
'14-, 19
'14-'18
'18-'20
'22-'24
1 1920
13,000c..Nov 1 1921
115,000c—.Nov 1 1925
..
I 50,000c_july 1 '32&37
Street-Improvement Bonds
4s
J-J
$30,000—..
-1934
4s I
4
J-J
Ms'11 J-J
5,000
.1914
50,000c. July 1 '22-'26
4Ms'12 J-J
20,000.
—
St -Impt & Fire Bds
(Tax-ex'pt)
4Ms'06 J-J
$60,000c.July 2 '14-36
(For maturity see V. 83, n. 999.)
BOND. DEBT Sept. 25 '11 $379,000
Floating debt
22,406
7,963
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation
1910—8,575,690
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1910-S7.00
Population in 1910
7,381
INTEREST on the refunding issue
payable,at the Swlssvale Nat. Bank.
SWISSVALE SCHOOL
Bonds
are
DISTRICT
tax-exempt.
I40,000c-Nov 1 *33-'30
4s *08
M-S
30,000c_Sept 1 '34-'36
1913—.$61,900 BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-$592,110
Assessed valuation 1913—4,756,510 Tax valuation 1912
11,260,00®
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$8.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$13.00
Population in 1910
18,778
TYRONE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INT. at any Washington bank.
4s '00
s-a
$12,500c
1930
(Optional after 1920)
WASHINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
4s '06
s-a
$13,500c
1926 4s '99
J-J
$14,000..July 1 *14-'24
(Optional after 1916)
4s '99
J-J
12,100—July 1 '14-*24
4Ms'09 ann
$6,000c
— 1915
3Ms*99 M-S
34,000..Sept 1 '14-*21
(Optional after 1910)
3Ms'00 J-D
6,500..Dec 1 '22-*23
4 Ms'11 s-a
$50,000c—1931 & 1941 4Ms'01 M-S
3,000.Mch 1 '16 &'2l
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13—$82,000
4s '02
J-D
13,000—June 1 '14-'22
Sinking fund
9,135 5s '04
J-D
75,000..
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.).2,442,050
June 1 '14, '19 & *24
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$14.50
4Ms'04J-D
41,000.. June 1 '14-'34
Population in 1913 (est.). ——7,500 5s '04
M-S
20,000—Aug 1 '26-'34
TURTLE CREEK SCH. DIST.
BOND. DEBT Nov
INT.
at First
Nat.
Bk.„ Tyrone.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$7.00
INT. at Braddock Nat. Bank.
4Ms'09 M-S
55,000—Sept 1 '17-*3i
TOTAL DEBT July 7
'
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$231,500
Assessed valuation 1913—9,750,475
UNIONTOWN~
borough Is the county seat of
Fayette County.
Incorp. in 1796.
This
State tax on bonds paid by borough.
'13-$280,90®
Sinking fund a
20,047
Assess, val. '13(70% act.) 11,294,955
School tax"(per $1,000) 1913--$10.00
Bonds free from tax to holder.
76
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Washington
.
Is
Court-House Bonds
the
county seat.
bonds,
bridge and funding 4s is paid by the
county; State tax on road bonds and
bridge 4 Hs is paid by holder.
State
tax
on
court-house
Court-House and Jail Bonds
4a '98
F-A$300,OOOr_Aug 1 '14-'26
4s'01
J-D
,
J-Ji $640,000c
4s
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
Sinking
fund
Total assessed val.
,
WILKINS TWP. SCH. DIST.
„
July 1 1934
$1,140,000
150,000
1913-170,428.603
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13--$8.00
Population in 1910
231,304
250,000r_Dec 31 '14-'30
INT
Bridge Bonds
A-O$205,000c__ Oct 1 '14-'28
payable at Treasurer's office.
4s '08
(Due part yearly)
4Ms'08 J-J
18,750c_July 1 '14-'18
4Hs'08 J-J
76,000c&r July 1*19-28
43^s'12 J-D
55,000c
1914-1924
4.Hs'13J-J
100,000. —-1914-1933
Road Bonds
-
4s '06
F-A
Bldg
& Equip
Bds
{Tax-free).
4Hs'13 M-N$30,000-_May 1 '18-'36
(Part due every 5 years)
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913.--$30,000
1
F-A
4s '08
WEST NEWTON SCHOOL DIST.
This dist. is in Westmoreland Co.
F-A
4s'07
$48,000c_Aug 1 *14-'17
100,OOOc&rAug l'15-25
93,750c.Aug 1 '14-'28
4s *09
A-0
95,000c-_Apr 1'14-'30
4s '10
J-J
100,000c--.July 1 1931
4Ms*ll J-J
450,000c_July 1 '14-'31
4Hs'12 J-D
95,000c_Dec 15 '14-'27
4^s'13 M-N 120,000
1914-1933
Funding Bonds
4s *09
J-J
$46,000c_July 15 '14-'19
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13-$1,960,000
Cash on hand373,028
Assessed valuation 1913-122,700,000
INT.
at
Treasurer's office.
WEST' PITTSTON.
ThisTborouah (P. O. Pittston)
is
in Luzerne Co.
Pop'n 1910, 6,848.
General Impt
Bonds
5s '13
J-J
$25.000c
Jan 1 1938
DEBT-.
WEST PITTSTON SCH. DIST.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
INT.
on
4s of 1898 at Union Trust
WAYNESBOROfSCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Franklin County.
Bonds below are tax-free to holder.
4s '11
J-J
$60,000c:_.July 1 1941
(Optional after July 1 1926)
3Hs'02 J-D $20,000c---1932
*07
J-D
13,000c
-.1.-1937
50,000c.-May 31 1942
(Subject to call June 1 1927)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913--$143,000
Assessed valuation 1912—3.515,396
4Hs'12 J-D
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913-
$43,000
{H act.)—2,294,015
$7.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
6,873
INTEREST payable at People's
Union Savings Bank, Pittston.
Assess, val. '13
School tax (per $1,000).1913—
WEST VIEW SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Allegheny Co.
.
$25,000- -May 1 '32-'42
TOTALADEBT—(?)
4^s
_—
Wllkes-Barre is In Luzerne County.
Inc. May 14 1871.
All street-paving
7,500. bonds subject to call after one year.
—
City Improvement Bonds
4^s
J-D $90,000c—_June 1 1927
4^s
M-N 40,000c—-May 1 1924
INT. at any Waynesboro bank.
WAYNE SBURG.
3^S
This borough is in Greene County.
Bonds are tax-free to
Inc. in 1816.
holder.
Population 1910, 3,545.
|R& Funding and Paving Bonds
5s",'07
J-D $51,500c-_J&D *14-'37
(See V. 85, p. 1539, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1911.-137,500
Assess, val. (^ act.) 'H___3,114,070
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—18.00
,
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
J-J
64,000c.Aug 1 '14-'29
F-A
4s
375,000c_-Yrly to 1935
($12,000 July 1 1913, $15,000 yearly
to 1922, $16,000 yearly to 1930
and $20,000 yearly to 1935.)
4Hs
J-D 215,000c
1914-1938
($9,000 yearly to 1928 and $8,000
yearly to 1938.)
5s
J-J
$31,200c---July 1 1915
.J-J
J-J
5s
5s
4,800c
Jan
11916
42,700c---July 1 1916
4Ms'12 A-O 130,000r--Oct 1 T7-'22
43^sT3
75,000
1917-1942
Street Bonds
This borough is in Washington Co. 5s '11
J-J
$54,000c—Jan 1 1917
Street Bonds (Tax free).
\
5s '12
J-J
10,500——Nov 1 1917
5s '10
$25,000
5s'13
J-J :
6,500——Jan 11918
Improvement Bonds {Tax free).
5s '13
24,700-1918
5sIT0
$8,000-_
-1940
Certificates of Indebtedness
BOND., DEBT Oct 30 1911-$33,000 5s
J-J
$26,500—_Jan 11914
Assessed valuation 1910
576,200 5s
J-J
13,000
May 1 1914
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910—-S7.50 5s
J-J
18,500
Oct 11914
Population in 1910—
2,036 5s
J-J
4,500
Feb 1 1915
Refunding Bonds
WEST CHESTER.
3^s
F-A $48,000c--Feb 1 '14-M9
This borough is the capital of Ches¬
3Ms
F-A
90,000c.-Feb 1'20-'29
ter County.
Incorp. March 1799.
BOND. DEBT May 1913 $1,326,900
Sewer Bonds (Subject to Call).
Floating debt
5,193
4s
•
A-0 $46,000c—.'
TOTAL DEBT May 1913 1,332,093
General Loan (Subject to Call).
Sinking fund
166,809
4s
A-0 $25,000c
1940 Assess, val. '13 (80% act.) 57,272,551
Street Improvement Bonds
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-S700
3s
\ A-0
$8,900c
1929 Population in 1910—
67.105
(Subject to call on 60 days' notice)
All
bonds
held within the State
3Ms
A-0
$6,900c-.-Apr 1 1933 are subject to a State tax of 4 mills.
(Subject to call before maturity)
Non-residents are exempt.
Water Bonds
INTEREST on the $375,000 4s-is
3Ms
J-J
$18,400c—
1927 payable at the U.S. Mortgage & Tr.
t (Subject to call on 60 days' notice)
Co. In New York City; on all other
Redemption Bonds
bonds at Treasurer's office.
3Hs
A-O $41,700c1927
(Subject to call on 60 days' notice)
WILKES-BARREfSCH. DIST.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913-$175,900
Building Bonds.
Sinking fund
4,800
5s
F-A
$9,500c
1914
Assess, val. '13 (90% act.).9,005,000
4s
M-S
40,000c_Sept 1 '15-'18
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-_$17.00)
4s
J-J
4,500c_
—1924
Population in 1910
11,767
90,000c—Jan 1 '14-'26
INT. payable by Borough Treas. 4^s'07 A-0
1914-1946
All taxes on bonds are paid by the 4^s*09 M-N485.298C
4Hs'12 M-S 225,000c —1915-1917
borough.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$868,500
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).57,000,000
WEST CHESTER SCHOOL DIST.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—_$5.75
3Hs'05 A.-O $94,000c
Oct 1 1935
;
67,105
(Subject to call $44,500 after 1907 Population in 1910—-
WEST BROWNSVILLE.
—
—
-
—
,
.
_
and $60,000 after
INT.
1920)
at School
Treasurer's office.
4s '09
A-O $26,500c
Oct 1 1939
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913- $120,500
Assess, val. '13 (90% act.)_9,036,762
School tax (per $1,000) 1913
Population in 1913 (est.)
$6.00
10,000
INTEREST at the
Farmers'
Mechanics' Tr. Co., Westchester.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
WEST HOMESTEAD.
This borough is in Allegheny
&
Co.
Refunding Bonds
4Ms'08 J-J
$25,000c
Sewer Bonds
—
WILKINSBURG.
This
borough Is In Allegheny Co.
Inc. Oct. 5 1887. Pop. 1910, 18,924.
Street
Bonds
4Ms'90 J-J
$20,000c. July 1 *15-'20
4^s'97 M-S
30,000c-Mch 1 '14-'18
4s '00
M-S
16,000c_Mch 1 '14-T9
3^s'00 J-J
59,500c_ July 10 '14-30
4s' '04
J-J
50,000c. July 1 '14-'34
4 Ms'12 M-S
50,000--Sept 1 '22-r42
Fire Department Bonds
3Hs'01 M-N $8,000c_Nov 1 '14-'21
Sewer Bonds
4Hs'02 J-D_$36,000c--Dec 1 '14-'17
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$281,000
""
Inc.
1900.
Bonds are tax-free
to
holders.
Population 1910. 3,009.
1934
Sinking fund.
6,649
Tax valuation 1913
20,224,420
$29,000c
-—1930
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Bonds
Total tax (per $1,000)
4s
J-D
jl913.—$17.75
$7,500c
1922
Grading & Paving Bonds
INTEREST payable at Wllklnsburg.
4s
J-D $63,000c—,.
1933
BOND. DEBT Oct 13 '13- $120,500
Sinking fund
4.400 WILKINSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.)-2,763,110 4^s'95 J-J
$24,000c
1924
M-N 34,000c
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$15.50 4s '98
1928
4s
J-D
Municipal Bldg
INTEREST at Monongahela Trust
Co., Homestead.
4s
'02
M-S
40,000c
75,000c
152,000c
4Ms'10 M-N200,000c
4s '06
M-N
4s '08
M-N
.
1932
1936
1938
1940
WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912
$529,000
County seat is Greensburg. Bonds Sinking fund
18,635
of 1909 are tax-free to holder.
Assessed valuation 1911.
.19,505 930
School tax (per $1 000)
Funding Bonds
1911—$7.50
4s'09
JrJ $500.000c---July 1 1934
INT. on Issue of 1898 at Chase
(Subject to call $125,000 every five Nat. Bank, N. Y,; on bonds of 1908
years beginning July 1 1914)
and 1910 at Treasurer's
office; on all
4Ma'13
$250.000-,-.
-1933 others at First Nat. Bank, Wllkins(Subject to call beginning 1929.)
burg.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
...
A-O
$5,300c.—Oct 1 1916
(Subject to call after 1906.)
3Ks'03 F-A $59,000c
Aug 1 1933
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1923.)
4s '03
WILLIAMSPORT.
$27,000c. 1918, '23&'33
This city is the county seat of Ly¬
Fire-Departnient Bonds.
coming Co.. Incorp. Jan. 25 1866.
3^s*02 F-A $ 15,000c.--Feb 1 1932
City-Hall Bonds {Opt. beg. 1903). (Subject to call after Feb. 1 1922.)
May 1 1933
4s '93
M-N $2,500c
May 1 1923 3Ms'03 M-N $9,000c
(Subject to call after May 1 1923.)
Impt. Bonds {Opt. beg. 1915).
Sewer Bonds.
3Hs'05 M-N$46,900c.-.Nov 1 1935
4s '03
J-D $378,OOOc_Dec 1 '18-33
Grafius Run Bonds
Funding Bonds.
3s *02
F-A $47,700c.-■„Aug 1 1922
4s '12
M-S $35,000c—Mar 13 1917
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1912.)
(Subject to call Mar. 30 1917.)
Refund. Bonds {Opt. beg. 1909.)
J-J
$42,500
July 1 1932
3Hs'99 M-S $317,000c.-Sept 1 1929 4s '12
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913
$361,645
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$528,300
Floating debt
16,058
•
105,202
Sinking fund
20,755 Sinking fund
2.7,048,956
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.) 15,279,755 Tax valuation 1913—
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$10.75 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000; 1913
$8.00
$26.00 City tax (per $1,000) 1913
Population in 1910
•--31.860 Population in 1910 (Census)—44,750
,
—_
,
Above bonds subject to State tax.
INT.
Title
INT. at Treasurer's office..
WILLIAMSPORT
SCH.
„
„
payable at York at Security
&
Trust
Co.
DIST.
4.20s'13J-J $250,000.-July 1 '18-'38
(Part due every 5 years.)
YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s *97
J-D $85,OOOc&rJ'nel '14-26
April 1913
$35,000
4s '99
J-D
40,000r.June 1 '26-'28
Assessed valuation 1912.-15,000,000
3Ms'03 J-J
50,000c&r_July 1 1933
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912---S9.00
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1928.)
INT. at Susquehanna Trust & Safe 3Hs'02 M-N 20,000c—May 1 1922
Deposit Co., Wiiliamsport.
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1907.)
4Ms'08 J-J
$56,000c—Jan 1 1938
WILMERDING SCHOOL DIST.
(Subject to call beg. Jan. 1 1918.)
This district is In Allegheny Co.
4s '04
J-D $23,000c_June 1 '14-T8
4 Hs? 12 M-N$65,000c
1917-1937 3.65s'06 J-J
43,000c.July 1 '16-'25
4s
A-O
18,500-..—1914-1924 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$317,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913
$82,500 Sinking fund
24,218
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.)_4,480,915 Assess, val.
{% act.), '13-27,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$8-50 School tax (per $1,000) 1913—-$7.00
Population in 1913 (est)
6.500 Population in 1913 (est)
—47,500
TOTAL DEBT
—
WILKES-BARRE.
School tax (per $1,000).1911--$7.00
Population in 1912 (est.)
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
4s *96
Allegheny Co.
$37,000
1920-1937
TAL DEBT May 1913---$46,850
„(?)
—
xcvii.
s'12 A-O
INT. at West Side Bit., W. Pitts.
•
Co., Pittsburgh; other issues at the
County Treasurer's office.
This district Is In
(Optional beginning Jan. 1 1923)
TOTAL
County tax (per $1,000) 1913__$3.75 4Hs'08 J-Df $8,000c_Dec 1 '14-'21
Population in 1910
143,680
1 34,000c_Dec 1 '22-'38
4s
[Vol.
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
INT. at East
Pittsburgh National
INTEREST
Bank of Wilmerding.
'27. '32, '37 & '42
BOND. DEBT Aug 1912—
$68,000
Assessed valuation 1912
1,013.360
of 1902 at
holder.
YORK COUNTY.
INTEREST payable at Windber.
Y'ork Is the county seat.
WOOD LAWN SCHOOL DIST.
•
bonds
Treasurer;
,
Building Bonds (Tax-Free)
4^s'12 F-A $50,000c-.Aug 1 1922
•
on
Phlla.; on bonds of 1904, 1906 and
1908 at Chase National Bank, N. Y.;
on
Issue of 1897 at Corn Exch. Nat.
Bk.. Phlla.
Bonds of '99 direct to
This district is in Somerset Co.
A-O $30.000
Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call after Apr. 1 1914.)
4s *11
tax-free to holders.
are
City
on
coup,
bonds of 1903 at Northern Trust Co
WINDBER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds
of
office
Court-House Bonds.
($40,000c_May 1'25&30
20,000c^__May 1 1935 4s '98 - A-O$l40,850c——1914-1928
1914-1929
21,000c—May 1 1940 3.65s'99M-S 130,500r
4V4s'12 M-N 80.000
Nov-1941
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL MBT Apr 1913— $161,000 3Ms'OO J-D$ 100,000c —.1914-1930
Assessed vjrfuation 1912—-2,503,534
Funding Bonds.
3^s'02 M-N$ 140,000c —1914-1932
INT. at Woodlawn Trust Co.
Bridge Bonds.
3Hs'02 M-N$39,000c
-.-1932
YORK.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '10
$691,000
York is the capital of York County.
Sinking fund144,660
-Incorporated as borough Sept. 24
Assessed valuation 1910—56,750,000
1787; as city Jan. 11 1887.
Several
suburban districts were annexed early County tax (per $1,000) 1910—$4.50
136,405
in 1900. The bonds mentioned below Population in 1910--.
4^s'10M-N
(
are
INT. at office of County Treas,
tax-free to holders.
ADDITIONAL
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax
Valuation.
Rate.
Debt.
Adams
County
County—
Apollo School District...
Albion (B), Erie
_.
— .
Debt.
$
50,000
28,000
$
21,500a;l3,074,670
None
d580,000
5,000
6498.290
None dl,438,549
d3,600,000
None 54,444,030
None
2:782,266
None 2:2,455,000
dl,123,554
4,100 dl.000,000
None d5,606,646
22,973.443
None 12,098,829
2,000
9,645
30,000
Ashland School District
27,500
Ashley (B), Luzerne County. 58,000
Avalon School District.}
Avoca (B), Luzerne County.-
•
STATEMENTS.
<
—
45,000
Popu¬
lation.
5
$
1910.
24.00
d30.50
34,319
1,534
dl4.00
26.00
—
5.601
68.00
42,000
18.33
Bangor (B), Northampton Co.. 43,400
Barnesboro (B), Cambria Co_ 55,000
dl3~.66
Barnesboro School District
22,500
dll.00
Beaver Falls Sch. Dlst
117,000
Beaver School District..—
211.00
39,000
Bedford County
c7.00
—f_ 60,000
Bloomsburg(T.),ColumbiaCo.« 73,245
Bridgeport (B.), Montg. Co
39,500
None dl,400,000
d7,00
Brldgevllle (B.), Allegheny Co. 66,000
None 1/1,268,870 212.00
BrldgevlUe School District.
50,000
Bristol Twp., Bucks Co—__-_ 38,333
21,342,516 210.00
None d2,576,585
Bristol School District
d8.50
39,500
Brownsville Boro. Sch. Dlst__ 35,000
4,500 dl,000,000 dl2.00
Butler Co. Poor Dist
--226.140,223 217.50
29,500
5.000
d849.645 d26.00
California, Washington County 30,000
California School District
2846,950 214.00
40,000
None
d765,681 d20.00
Camb'geSpgs.(B.).CrawfordCo. 49,9791
Carbondale. (C.), Lackaw. Co_ 46,000
411 23,331,117
1/9.00
28.00
Carbondale School District
NonerlO,000,000
60,200
26.25
Carnegie School District
78,000
IIIIII d6,300",566 d8.00
Chambersburg School Dist
90,000
4,798,900
Chartlers(Twp.), Allegheny Co. 25,000
66.65
Chartlers Township Sch. Dlst-*94,500
1,500 64,700,000
Cheltenham Twp., Sch. Dlst--165,000
1/6.00
Nonei/10,632.615
None d4,905,830 dl2.75
Clalrton, Allegheny County.— 43.500
Coal Twp. School District
None 163,537 z5,199,223 211.00
Columbia School District--d9.00
3,095 d3,968,277
55,800
Conway (B.), Beaver Co
35,500
1,778
d761,927 dl4.00
Coraobolls School District
65,000
1/4,217,230
1/8.00
Danville (B .), Montour Co
8.00
3,000
2,378,672
129,860
None d3.150,000
d7.50
Darby (Bor.), Delaware Co
40,000
None d2,937,035 dlO.OO
Darby School District
68,500
Delaware County
Nonej/90,845,191
1/3.50
155,000
66.00
33,000 d6,498,461
Dorrancetown, Luzerne Co
61,000
None 1/1,225,000 1/12.00
Dravosburg School District— 38,000
Du Bols (B.), Clearfield Co
2,900,000
191,500
Du Bols School District
23,126,417 213.00
.262,000
None
East Pike Run Sch. Dist
31,000
2.194,744
None 21,615,345
East Wash'n (Bor.).Wash. Co. 72,400
d8.00
24,887,060
26.50
Edgewood School District
49,000
5,000
Edgeworth School District
26,000
None 21,108,540 210.00
Elizabeth (Boro.),Allegheny Co. 28,500
None zl.850,000 212.00
Ellwood City School District— 27,500
Ford City (B.). Armstrong Co. 56,000
865,385
Franklin School District
43,500
12,000 d5,493,140
d9.00
Freedom (B), Beaver County. 26,500
61,334,747
Gallltzln (Boro.), Cambria Co. 26,500
1,912
552,230
GIrardsvllle School District
24,400
12,343
4,300,000 1/21.00
Glenfleld (B.), Allegheny Co.
30,900
Greenville (Boro.), Mercer Co_ 51,000
7,637 22,669",845 zl~0".66
3,000
Hays Sch. Dlst., Allegheny Co. 35,000
1/721,000 1/10.00
Hazle Twp. S. D., Luzerne Co. 59,000
None 23,216,699 221.50
11,700 21,500,000
Hoilldaysburg (B.), Blair Co.
60,000
26.50
7,000 d2,394,160 dl5.00
IngranMB,), Allegheny Co_—113,000
Jeannette(B.) WestmorelandCol38,000
1,193
3,450.000
9.00
None d4,000,000
Jeannette School District
62,000
d8.00
Jefferson County Poor District. 60,000
Nonedl3,787,447
d8.00
Jenklntown (Bor.), Montg.Co.*37,000
1,362,150
10.00
12,000 zl,277,708 216.50
Jersey Shore (Bor.), Lyco'g Co. 76.900
4l6"3\d
5,369
3,535
38,879
------
"3", 860
—
—
1,983
"
1,992
—.
_
2,230
——
~
L514
17,040
5,250
3,326
—
1,483
"7",5l7
'
.
_
~
•
6,305
117",906
4,046
12,623
-
l",30d
2l3li
4",850
3,060
3,504
948
5,909
3,734
2,037
8,077
2,968
5,381
.Nov., 1913.J
DELAWARE-MARYLAND-DEBTS OF STATES.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
i
Jersey Shore School District.. 34,500
Juanlata (Boro.), Blair County123,000
Juanlata County
51,431
Kane (Boro.), MoKean Co
37,521
Kennett Sq.(Boro.), Chester Co. 24,000
Lansdowne School District
Larksvllle (B.), Luzerne Co
Larksvllle School District
None
121
1,000
None
5,000
None
None
None
Lewlstown School District
McKees Rocks School Dist
63,500
206,000
Mahanoy City (B.),SohuylklUCo. 77,900
Mahanoy City Sell. Dist
51,000
Masontown (B), Fayette Co.
25,000
Mauch Chunk (B.), Carbon Co. 30,000
Mechan'sb'g(Bor.),Cumber.Co. 77,125
_
26,000
36,000
Meyersdale School District
48.800
Mladletown(Bor.), Dauphin Co 33,800
Mlddletown School District.;.
Midland (B.), Beaver County.
Mifflin County.
69,500
60,000
55,000
Millvale (B.), Allegheny Co
89,000
Milton (Bor.), N'thumb'l'd Co.
38,500
Monaca (B), Beaver County.. 72,309
MontoursvllleS. D., LycomingCo .31,500
Mt. Pleasant School District.
62,500
Nanticoke (B), Luzerne Co.—125,000
Nanticoke School District
121,000
Nether Providence Township. 31,000
New Brighton (B), Beaver Co. 72,000
_
_
New
Kensington(B),Westm,Col09,000
New
Kensington Sch. District-
75.500
57.000
77,000
68,000
49,200
Patton (B), Cambria Co
25,400
Perry County
161,170
Plains Twp. S. D., Luzerne Co.
37,500
Plymouth S. D., Luzerne Co.. 90,000
Port Vue School District
42,859
Pottstown School District
59,000
Rankin School District..
70,500
Renovo School District
26,000
Ridgway School District
81,250
Ridley Park School District... 25,000
Royersford School District... 26,000
Sayre (B), Bradford County.. 47,000
Sharpsburg (B), Allegheny Co. 90,000
Shlppensburg (B), Cumb. Co.*61,900
Slatlngton School District
35,000
Snyder County
27,500
Souderton (B), Montgom.Co.
57,800
South Fork (B), Cambria Co..
37,000
South Fork School District.._
37,000
Southw. Greensb'g, Westm.Co.
46,300
South Wllliamsport Sch. Dist.
29,650
Stroudsburg (B), Monroe Co.. 49,154
Taylor (B.), Lackawanna Co. 32,000
Taylor S. D., Lackawanna Co. 40,000
Tyrone ,(B), Blair County
38,400
Union City (B), Erie
County.. 40,000
Union City School District...
34,500
Northampton(B),Northam.Co.
Oil City, Venango County
Old Forge, Lackawanna Co
Parnassus, Westmoreland Co.
County
...
38,000
82,000
Verona (B),
Allegheny County
Warren (B), Warren
County..205,000
Waynesboro (B), Franklin Co.140,000
Whitehall Twp. School District 50.000
Wllmerdlng (B), Allegheny Co. 71,000
WlntdnS. D., Lackawanna Co. 25,500
Wyoming County..
72,000
•Figures are for total debt.
1913.
x Figures are for
,1912.
$
dl5.00
d7.50
510.00
511.60
X13.00
None
(3)
Forbids
any
corporation (Article 9, Sec. 1) to be created, &c.,by
or under general law"; "but the foregoing pro¬
municipal corporations, banks," &c.
Special Act, "but only by
.
visions shall not apply to
The above indicates that the authority as regards municipalities [except
"5,285
already specified in number (2) rests with the General Assembly, and
Special Acts to provide for special
as
15,013
6,626
the General Assembly always passes
2,049
occasions
9,288
advised
"
and
needs.
TAXATION
us
OF BONDS.—Charles S. Richards,
Dec. 18 1911
that "no
law has been
POPULATION OF STATE.—
—112,216 1820
*202,322 1860
72,749
91,532 1810
X184.735 1850.
72,674
1890
168,493 1840
78,085 1800 -———.64,273
1880
146,608 1830
76,748 1790
59,096
1870
125,015
♦Includes 31,181 negroes.
xlncludes 30,697 negroes.
5,316
1910..
18,715 *2,128,968 *36.55
None
2,163,666 dl9.00
*485,500 X16.00
None d2,073,037
d4.00
None xl ,804,460 xlO.OO
None d2,600,000
d7.00
15,555
59.50
180
d900,000 dl7.00
None xl,700,000 x22.50
None
1,688,440 1/10.00
500 dl ,800.000 d20.00
Nonexl 1,427,395
X5.00
9,556 53,625,375 510.00
None d2,389,772 X32.50
15.289 xl,548.000 dl2.00
None
5675,000 *13.00
5,000 d2,600.800 dlO.OO
None 56,400,000
57.50
None
6,425,643
15.00
dl.815,000 dl8.50
None x3,846,320 xlO.OO
2,000
3,700,000
7.50
5,350,000 1/10.00
12,000 x4,840,815
x7.75
None x9,769,665
*7.00
d4,354,390
None 51,601,945
59.00
3,903 - X650.810 xlO.OO
C7.00
8,048,151
3,000 1/3,661,690 1/13.00
None d6,000,000 dlO.OO
5,000 xl.151,420
67,675 d7,772,410
d8.00
27.000 d7,064.871
d5.50
None dl,881,560
d 7.50
None dl.800,000 dl9.00
None xl,928.620
x7.00
None xl,428,390
x9.00
None x2,250,000 X28.00
None d4,886,600
d6.00
1/915,395 t/10.00
1,468,443 xll.00
None 1/5,884.871
t/4;50
3.000
d9.00
X965.390
490
X784.530 *12.00
None dl,800,000
d9.00
10,086 51,034,645 1/19.00
1/600,344
None *2,124,720
x7.00
32,124 x7.422,740
X4.00
x7,422,740 1/16.00
None x2,390,660 X25.00
15,936
-
""890
3,952
4,469
5,374
"
1,244
27,785
7,861
7,460
3,376
18", 877
—
8,329
7,707
"8",729
15,657
11,324
2,578
3,907
24,136
None
Figures
are
This town is in Kent County.
Street & Improvement Bonds.
4^s'09 A-O $75,000c...Oct 1 1959
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1929.)
4^s'09 J-D $25,000-—Dec 1 1959
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1929.)
4s
M-N$42,000—
.
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 '13— $142,000
Assessed valuation 1913
2,980,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$5.50
Population in 1910
3,720
—
—
16,800
1,875
4.592
2,127
3,479
9,060
~
7,167
54.00
x9,275,218
d2,223,650 dlO.OO
d4,908.620 dl3.00
d3,574,672 dl7.00
X6.00
3,585,000
1/4,090,810
1/8.00
1/3,212,610
1/7.00
*8.00
d4,000,000
16", 249
2,849
11,080
7,199
NEWARK.
Newark
corp.
Castle Co.
"6",133
15,509
for 1910.
Bank of Newark.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
County seat Is Wilmington
Bldg. Commission Bonds. 1
4^s g '13 J-J $100,000 July 1 '23-'29
Refunding Bonds.
J-D$110,000r—Dec 1 '14-*24
Highway Bonds.
f$50,000c_June
*26-'30
'31-34
\ 60,000c_June
4^g'08J-Df 90,000c_Dec
'35-'40
—
lOO.OOOc.Dec
4s g '09 j-j
ITS'
Admitted
as
a
Total
area
State
State
J50,000c_July
\ 45,OOOc_July
~ "
'41-45
'45-'49
'50-'52
Capital
of State
One of
(square miles)
'
__2,050
-
Dover
.
Governor
(term expires Jan. 1917)^----Charles R. Miller
Sec'y of State (term expires with Gov-.)__Thomas W. Miller
Treasurer (term expires Jan.
1915)
Charles A. Hastings
Auditor
(term expires Jan.
1915)--William P. Prettyman
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd
January, and pay is limited to 60 days.
years
on
the first Tuesday in
1894,
resources
page 72.
of the State
good assets
more than
deb£
City Supplement" of
The
present extent and condition of thedebtand
given below, showing that Delaware now holds
equaling its liabilities.
are
LOANS—
When Due.
Cer. to Delaware College.
6s '77
j-j
$83,o6q_
.Perpetual
Del. Col lege E x per. Farm
LOANS—
When Due
Farm-Purchase Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$20,000c—July 1 1917
To School Fund.
(Tax-free)
j-j
$10.000c-.July 1 1919 6s'06 Julyl $178,785
July 1 1926
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Refunding.
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
Cert, to Sinking Fund.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1917.)
4s '09
J-J
$20,000
June 1 1932
INTEREST.—On bonds of 1906 is payable at the office of School Fund
Trusteerrefunding bonds of 1897 at the Philadelphia National Bank in
Philadelphia; on $230,000 4s at the Farmers' Bank of
Dover; on Hospital
and farm-purchase 4s and
10,000 4s at the Farmers' Bank in Wilmingtan.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—The total liabilities on
Jan. 14 1913 were $826,785.
4s '09
4s '07
The assets
on
Jan.
14 1913 were $2,004,583
49; assets in
The total assets include bank
stocks,
$1,177,789 49.
value); mortgages on railroads, $385,000;
bonds,
$460,000, and cash in treasury, $92,676 49.
,
excess
was
$90,116,638.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Neither the
nor the State statutes contains
bond
issues
or
limiting the debt-making
stitution—
constitution
new
any
(adopted June 4
power, except that the new con¬
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 corpora¬
or
any
person
or
company
whatever."
Tax
[$13,700
3^s'83 A-0^
\
4s '83
Oct
Apr
11,600
Oct
32,700
Apr
19,900
Oct
18,000—Oct 1
7,000—Oct
4Hs'83 A-O
A-O
4s g '07M-N
34,700
1914
1915
1915
1914
1914
'19-'20
1 1921
/160,000c .May
1; '14-'17
\150.000c_May 1 '18-'20
[50,000
May 1 1921
4s g '09 s-a
{60,000
May 1 1922
[15,000
May 1 1923
45,000—May 1 1923
4s g '10M-N
60,000—May 1 1924
140,000—May 1 "25-'26
4s 'Q5 J-D
135,000—June 1 '14-'22
Junel
V 5,000
(Subject to call.)
4Hs'll A-O
45,000—Oct 1
4s '12
A-O
45,000r._.Apr 1
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s'08
A-0/$68,200r—.Apr 1
1 31,800r_„Oct
60,200
Oct
4s *09
A-O
94,750
Apr
97,600
Oct
22,450—Apr
33,100
Apr
4Ms'll A-O 103,550—Oct
106,650
Apr
6,700
Oct
4^s'12 A-O /26,300r—.Apr
1923
1934
1935
1931
1931
1931
1932
1932
1933
1933
.
rate
(per $1,000)
INTEREST
1913—$11.50
INT. at Sussex Trust Co.
Union
Nat.
Is
payable
at
the
Wilmington.
Bank of
State of Maryland.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
general provisions authorizing
(1)
tion
1917
1934
141,850—Apr
1935
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Hs'll A-O $45,000
Oct 1 1934
—
$770,122 (market
$296,785; real estate,
total assessed valuation of the State
No tax is levied for general State
purposes.
1897)
1917
,14,200
Oct
f58,150—^Oct
4Hs'll A-O
1915
1916
1916
1933
July 1 1960
1934
4s g'09 J-J
80,000c. July 1 '61-64
1934
4s g'11 J-J / 75,000c.July 1 *45-'49
1935
\100,000c.July 1 '50-'51
l73,700r—.Oct
1935
4s g '12
105,000cSinking Fund Bonds (Outstand¬
4^g'13J-J
100.000-. July 1 '45-52
ing July 1 1913).
Bridge Bonds.
4s&4
sA-0$l ,905,350
1912-1935
4s
J-J
$20.000r_July 1 '14-T5 (Part due each April 1 and Oct. 1.)
4^g'13J-J
100,000-.July 1 '33-'39 BOND. DEBT July 1 '13 $3,790,350
Refunding Court-House Loan. Assessed valuation 1913..57,526,338
3^s
J-J J$60.000r_July 1 '14-T9
(Personal property not taxed.)
\
9,000r_ ..July 1 1920 Real value (est.)
.90,000,000
Work-House Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.30
4s '05
J-J
$67,000r__.July 1 1925 Population in 1910
-.87,411
4s '05
J-J
100,000c...July 1 1930
INTEREST on water 4s of 1907 is
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1913 $1,818,000
payable at the Union Nat. Bank of
Total assessed val. 1913..75,000,000
Wilmington; on all other loans at the
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) office of the City Treasurer.
County tax (per $1,000) 1911—$6.50
Populatibn in 1910
123,188
The workhouse bonds, while issued
WILMINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
and guaranteed, by the
county, are a
charge upon the Trustees of New 4Hs'07 M-N$40,000c_May 1 '14-'15
4Hs'08 J-D
Castle County Workhouse.
20,000c—_Junel 1916
Interest
and principal are payable by Trustees 4Ms'09 M-N 20,000c—jMay 1 1919
20,000c—Feb 1 1920
INT. at Farmers' Bk., Wilmington 4Ms'10 F-A
4^s'll A-O
20,000c.__Apr 1 1923
4Hs'12 M-N 20,000c_—May 1 1926
REHOBOTH BEACH.
This place is in Sussex County. ,
4Hg'13 M-N J20,000c—May 1 1928
120,000c—May 1 1930
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913
$160,000
5s '13
J-J
$30,000c
1943
Mortgage debt 5%
10,000
(Subject to call beginning 1918.)
TOTAL DEBT April 1913..$30,000 Assessed valuation 1912—55,453,280
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—.$4.80
Assessed valuation 1913
.400,000
of liabilities,
ASSESSED VALUATION.'—The
in 1911
1915
,
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical
details of Delaware's State
from 1865 to 1894 will be found in
the "State and
April
'53-'55
'56-'59
—
Original Thirteen
.
45,OOOc_July
/60,000c. July
\ 20,000c
■:.
-
$2,700—Apr
5,800
Get
40,800
Apr
47,500—Oct
39,000
Apr
3^s'86 A-0
-1916
$37,500
Floating debt
6,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. 2-3 act.>833,925
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912-.$10.00
Population in 1910
1,913
4j^g'07
County.
10%
of
to
Park Loan.
In-
1887.
5s
J-D
$2,500c__
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
INT. at Nat.
up
Water Bonds.
New
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
J-D $35,000c
1916
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Electric-Light.
d Figures are for
DEBT, RESOURCES, ET0.
This city is in New Castle
may
borrow
assessed val.
•
is In
1852: redncorp.
4s '97
State of Delaware.
,
WILMINGTON.
Bldg. Commission Bonds.
4Ms'l3 M-S $100,000-Sept 1 '23-'27*
Road Bonds.
5s g '13 J-J
$30,000c.July 1 '33-'38
$85,000c—June 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
$115,000
Assessed valuation 1912.17,816,836
Actual value (est.)
25,000,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1911--$4.50
Population in 1910
32,721
INT. at theFarmers' Bank, Dover.
6,426
8,153
3.457
the
KENT COUNTY.
County seat Is Dover.
4s g '09 J-J
.v;-:
INTEREST
Is
payable
at
Farmers' Bank, Georgetown.
City
3,104
1911.
SUSSEX COUNTY. "
Georgetown Is the county seat.
J-J
$26,000c_July 1 '14-'22
BOND. DEBT July 1913
$26,000
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)..15,095,553
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$8.00
Population in 1910
46,413
4s
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 pay¬
able at Farmers' Bank of Dover.
4Kg'13 J-D
x885,985 x35.50
781.982 1/20.00
None
9,000
8,000
5,261
15,766
DOVER.
Loan of 1913.
-
5.000
6,000
23.000
STATE OP DELAWARE.
"
,
None
——
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
"2",026
—
4s g '10 J-J
:
Secretary of State,
passed relative to
exempt from taxation."
taxation of bonds and notes; therefore they are
*3",624
1900
5 Figures are for
y
Popu¬
lation
1910.
dl,300,000
dl,962,715
54,561,603
dl,986,111
xl, 100,000
d3,597,000 dlO.OO
x2.859.000
X8.00
1/2,860,000
555,890
19.50
660,906
46.00
1/8.00
None
Leechburg (B.), Armstrong Co. 26,000
Lehlghton (B.), Carbon Co... 43,400
Union
Tax
Bate.
5
None
58,000
50,000
27,000
Media School District
i
Mercer (Boro.), Mercer Co
Assessed
Valuation,
$
77
as a
State
Total
area
State
One of
Original Thirteen
Capital-(term
of State
(square miles)
12,210
Annapolis
exp. 2d Wed. Jan.,1916)_P. L. Goldsborough
Sec'y of State (term exp. with Gov.)
Robt. P. Graham
Treasurer (term expires Jan.,
1914)
Murray Vandiver
Comptroller (term expires Jan., 1914)
E. C. Harrington
Governor
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on the first
In January, and sessions are limited to 90
days.
Wednesday
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Maryland's State deb#
from 1824 up to 1893 will be found in the "State and
City Supplement"
April 1893, pages 72 and 73.
,
[Vol.
MARYLAND-CITIES AND TOWNS.
78
Rate.
InsaneHosp. loan,'11 (Ser.A)-C
do
do
1911 (Ser. B)
c.
Highway loan, 1911 (Ser. A).c_
do
do
1913 (Ser. F) —_.c_
do
do
1912 (Ser. C&D)_c_
Sanitorium bonds, 1911
State Roads.loan,'11 (Ser.D)c_
Highway loan, 1910 (Ser. B)_c.
do
do
1910 (Ser. C)
c,
State Roads loan 11 (Ser. E)_c_
Road loan ,1912 (Ser. A&B) c.
Technical School loan, 1912-_c_
State Normal Sch.,'13 (Ser.A)c
H ospital loan, 1913 (Ser. A)c—
Oinsol. loan, 1913 (Ser. A)-.c_
Highway l'n,'13 (Ser. E,F&G)c
Jonsol. lona, '13 (Ser. B)
CHospital loan, 1913 (Ser. B)_c_
State Norm. Sch. '13 (Ser. B)c_
<
INT.
-Principal
Interest
LOANS—
Name and Purpose.
Consolidated loan of 1899
State Build. & Impt. loan, 1900State loan of 1902—
Public Buildings loan, 1904-lc_
State Roads loan, 1908
c_
do
do
1909 (Series B)__c_
do
do
(Series C)
c_
When Due.
Outstanding
*'09-'14 $3,191,096
Payable.
3
J-J
July
July
July
Aug.
tional
3
J-J
3
J-J
3H
3 ft
3H
3^
4
j-j
F-A
F-A
4
4
3H
4
3Y*
3H
4
4
3%
4
500,000
600,000
1,618,000
500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
300,000
*'10-'15
*'12-'17
*•14-19
*'18-'23
*'19-'24
Feb.
1925
J-J
J-J
Jan.
J-Ja
Jan.
F-A
J-D
July
Feb.
Dec.
_
*'21-'26
*'19-'26
*'21-'26
*'23-'28
*'22-'27
Jan.
1 1926
F-A
J-J
Feb.
1 *'21-'26
Jan.
1 *'22-'27
J-J
Jan.
1 *'23-'28
Feb.
300,000
250,000
500,000
1,000,000
40,000
1,000,000
250,000
250,000
990.000
1,000,000
489,000
300,000
400,000
200,000
1 *'22-27
J-JA
4
4
F-A
F-A
M-S.
J-J
Aug.
Sept.
4
J-J
Jan.
*'22-27
*'22-27
*'23-28
*'23-28
*'23-28
1 *'23-'28
Jan.
4
J-J
Jan.
4
J-J
4
J-J
4
J-J
4
J-J
July
July
July
July
-
1 *'23-'28
1 *'23-*28
1 *'23-'28
1,170,000
200,000
400,000
300,000
is payable at Farmers'
Bank, Annapolis.
♦Bonds constitute
Jan.
Annapolis
of which
Water
Is
first lien upon
Co.
DEBT, SINKING FUND, ETC.-—The subjoined statement
debt and the sinking fund held by the State
named.
Sept. 30 '12. Sept. 30 '11. Sept. 30 '10. Sept. 30 '09.
Total funded debt
$13,028,096 $10,428,926
$7,529,926 $>,718,926
Sinking funds, &c
*7,201,837
*6,693,850 *6,308,950
*6,038,950
TOTAL
shows Maryland's total State
against the same on the dates
„
„
468 of the Acts of 1904, the Water
Loan issued under Chapter 246 of the
Acts of 1902 and
the Conduit Loan
stock
capital
by city.
owned
Issued under Chapter
of
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Annapolis Is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
City of Baltimore, Md.
Dec. 31 1912.
Water sinking fund.
—
■_
was
Richard
A
new
enacted by
1898.
A bill
passed In 1912 by the Legislature
proposing a new charter was vetoed
by the Governor. V. 94, p. 1131. The
Court of Appeals on Nov. 24 1911
declared valid the $1,000,000 Jones
Falls Boulevard bonds, $300,000 of
which
have
been
sold.
See
V.
93.
1488.
On Dec. 1 1913 $1,800,000
4%
bonds were offered for sale.
Loans now outstanding are as fol¬
p.
Net
■■'.V
—$5,826,259
debt
* The
$1,220,976
$3,735,076
$679,976
$7,201,837 Included in "sinking funds, &c.," on Sept. 30 1912, as
bonds of the Northern Central
the various sinking funds.
As against the neb debt of $5,826,259 Sept. 30 1912, the State had as an
offset her unproductive stocks, amounting to $1,099,627, and $877,572
due from Accounting Officers and Incorporated Institutions.
The receipts of the State for the year ending Sept. 30 1912 amounted to
$8,908,454.16; balance in treasury Sept. 30 1911, $1,471,520.64; total,
$10,379,974.80; disbursements, $8,553,744.85..
The cash balance in the
treasury on Sept. 30 1912 amounted to $1,826,229.95.
above, was composed of $1,500,000 mortgage
Ry. and $5,701,837 stocks, bonds and cash in
ASSESSED VALUATION, ETC.—The following table shows the total
funded debt, available assets, assessed valuation and tax rate.
Total
Available
Total
Tax Rate
Funded Debt.
Assets.
Assessed Val.per$ 1,000
Years.
1912-----1911
-
1910—
-$13,028,096
10,428,926
7,529,926
6,718,926
— 6,718,926
6,078,926
5,978,926
8,526,926
6,309,326
8,864,986
—
3,649,442
_
-
1908—
—
1907
1905
—-
1895—
1890—
1880
10,691,124
11,277,110
.
_
1909-—.—
1909-——-
1900—
$7,201,837
6,693,850
6,308,950
6,038,950
6,038,950
5,712,282
5,416,025
5,439,057
3,424,057
5,679,733
—
— —
.
6,278,907
$979,309,976
951,926,271
836,665,067
820,831,339
820,831,339
794,929,222
815,960,646
712,455,956
616,719,782
534.930,476
482,184,824
459,187,408
$2,325
2.20
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
2.35
1.77 H
1.7734
1.7734
1.8734
There is nothing in the constitution of Mary¬
DEBT LIMITATION
limiting the power of the Legislature to authorize bond issues either
by the State or by its municipalities, except that in Section 34, Article 3, we
find that "the credit of the State shall not in any manner be given, or
loaned to, or in aid of, any individual, association or corporation; nor shall
the General Assembly, have the power in any mode to involve the State in
the construction of works of internal improvement, nor in granting any
aid thereto, which shall involve the faith or
credit of the State.
No
general limit for cities, and towns has been fixed by the Legislature, nor is
there any general authorization to be found in the statutes under which
cities and towns can issue bonds.
This power is lodged in the Legislature,
and is delegated to the municipalities.from time to time for specific purposes
as the occasion may arise.
It is necessary, therefore, for the investor to
study the law in each case on this as well as on other points affecting the
loan with respect to which he may need information.
__
_
land
'
TAXATION OF BONDS.—N. Winslow Williams, Secretary of State,
us under date of Dec. 8 1911 that, while there was no general Act
exempting State and municipal bonds from taxation, this provision is
usually contained in each separate Act authorizing the issuance of such
advised
securities.
lows:
Dock and
4s *10
$10,100,000
5,337,017
Gross water debt
,
the Legislature Mch. 22
issued."
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FUND. &C.
4^s'12 J-J
$50,000c.July 1 '17-'62
($5,000 every five years.)
Funding Bonds.
4s '06
J-J $225,000c.-July 1 '16-56
($25,000 due every five years.)
School Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
$22.000c
L1928
Bridge & bldg. bonds
$30,000
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '13
377,667
Sinking fund
38,209
Assess, val. '12 (Jiact.) —19.680,117
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$5.00
Population in 1910
39,553
INT. at Farmers' Nat.Bk.,Annap.
BALTIMORE.
*
J.
H.
Preston, Mayor;
Gwinn, Register.
Incorporated
In
1797.
246 of the Acts
1902, whether heretofore or here¬
after
charter for Baltimore
the later year.
♦Subject to call in and after the earlier year and mature in
Nar
a
xcvii.
Pier Loan.
A-O$685,000r___Apr
1 1960
M-S 970,000r
Mar 1 1961
Funding.
3Hs'96 J-J
$ 1,453,300r_July.11936
Four Million.
3Hs'95 M-S $4,000,000r_Mar 1 1945
Consolidated Refunding.
3Hs'90 J-J
$5,000,OOOr*July 1 1930
Funding Loan.
5s '78
M-N$l,000,OOOr*July 1 1916
Jones Falls Imp
Loan.
4s '11
M-S
$700,000r_Mar 11961
Annex Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-D $2,000,000jr_June 11954
4s '11
$4,762,983
Net water debt
Bonded and floatng
debt
(other than water). —$61,269,500
Sinking fund (other than
19,705,907
water).
Net general debt
.$41,563,593
Total bond. & float, debt $71,369,500
Total sinking funds.....
Net gen.
25,042,925
and water debt_$46,326,575
The city's holdings in the Western
Maryland were sold in June 1902 for
$8,751,370.45. V. 74, p. 999. The
disposition made of- this sum was
fully given in V. 75, p. 202—$4,263,000 being deposited with several local
banks and trust companies for a fixed
period of 25 years at 3 H % Interest,
and $65,909.66 Invested In city loans,
these sums being set aside to meet
the Western Maryland bonds for the
ayment of which the city is responsi-
le.
The remainder was
deposited at
3H%, subject to withdrawal on 30
days' notice, and was withdrawn after
the city's great conflagration in 1904.
Against the net debt of $46,326,575 on Dec. 31 1912, the city reports
productive assets amounting to $ 19,035,412.
On Dec. 311912, 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
$15,000,900.
ASSESS FD
VALUATION.
1912.
Real, est
F-A 325,000----Aug 1 1951
Conduit Loan.
334s'99 J-J
$l,000,000r_jan 1 1922
3^s
J-J
1,000,OOOr.Jan .1 1928
1910.
1900.
4s '09
J-D
1,000,000r-Dec 1 1958
4s
F-A
375,OOOr Aug 1 1962 Real est_$361,650,644 $247,505,366
Personal. 336,484,524
140,736,564
Refunding.
388,241,930
3^s'00 J-J
$4,300,OOOr,Jan 1 1940 Total-.-. 698,135,168
Harford Run Improvement.
Tax(perM)
$19.80$18,475
4s
J-J
$250,000r-*Janl 1920 (Assessment about 80% cash value.)
Internal Improvement.
POPULATION.—In
1910
was
3Ms
J-J
$4,850,OOOr-July 1 1928 558,485; In 1900 It was 508,957; In
McDonough Extension 1893.
1890 It was 434,439; in 1880 It was
5s
M-S
$280,000r_Sept 1 1916 332,313; in 1870 It was 267,954.
Public Improvements.
33^s'93 J-J $6,000,000r_Jan 1 1940
CAMBRIDGE.
Fire Engine House Loan.
This town is in Dorchester County.
4s '09
J-D $1,000,OOOr June 1 1957
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
School Bonds.
J-J
$20,000c
4s '09
J-D $ 1,000,OOOr June 1 1957 5s'12
Street Bonds.
4s '11
M-S
890,000r_Mar 1 1961
5s '10
J-J
$44,000c.July 1 T4-'35
Patterson Park.
$69,000
4s
Q-J
$200,000r_0ct 1 1920 BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13.
Assessed valuation 1913.-.-3,226,131
Paving.
*6.50
4s *81
M-N
$500.000r*Nov 11920 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-..
>.407
4s'11
F-A
1,650,000r_ Augl 1951 Population in 1910.
New Sewerage Improvement.
3%s
A-O $9,000,000r_0ct 1 1980 CECIL COUNTY.
County seat is Elkton.
4s
F-A
4,000,000r_ Aug 1 1961
W^icr
Road Bonds.
5s
1918
M-N$5,000,OOOr* July 1 1916 5s '08 J-J $60,000....July
J-J
25,000.... July
4s
M-N
500,OOOr *Noy 1 1Q22 5s '08
19-28
J-J
(20,000
20,000— July 1 1928
" "
4s '
M-N l,000.000r*Nov 1 1926 5s '08
\ 5,000....July 1 1938
33^s
J-J
1.000,000r_ Jan 1 1943
25,000
4s
J-D
l,600,000r_Dec 1 1958 _s '13
Permanent Impt
Bonds.
Public Park Improvement.
$15,000-.-July 1 1928
4s '08
M-N$l,000,OOOr.May 11955 5s '08
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-S150.000
Western Maryland.
4s'82
J-J
$684,000r_July 1 1925 Assessed valuation 1913—15,343.054
3Ms'87 J-J
1.704,000r_Jan 1 1927 Co. tax (per $1,000) '13-'14.-$10.50
—23.759
Refdg
Western Maryland RR. Population in 1910—
3^s'00 M-S
$875, OOOr.Mar 1 1950
INT. pay. In Elkton at
Second
3Hs'02 J-J
1,000,000r_Jan 1 1952 Nat. Bank and Nat. Bank of Elkton.
Burnt District Impt
Bonds.
4s
-
—
•
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS.—There are in this State general
banking laws under which savings banks may be organized, but a number
of the savings institutions have been jincorporated 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
deposits 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 corpora¬
tion 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 sec¬
referring to that subject states that the "corporation shall have power to
"borrow money, receive money on deposit, loan money, taking such secur¬
ity 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 provi¬
sion, since no limit is made, and loaning on bond and.mortgage is always
a legitimate part of the business of savings banks.
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tion
POPULATION OF STATE
1910—1,295,346 1870——780,894 1840
470,019 ,1810—.380,546
1900—1,188,044 I860---.687,049 1830—l _447,040 1800-—341,548
583,034 1820
1890 —1,042,390 1850J
407,350 1790---319,728
1880
934,943
Of the total population in 1880, 22.49% was colored; in 1890, 20.92%;
in 1900, 19.8%, and in 1910, 17.9%.
In number, blacks were 165,091 in
1850, 171,131 in 1860, 175,391 in 1870, 210,230 in 1880, 218,004 in 1890,
235.064 in 1900 and 232,249 in 1910.
—.
-
.
...
...
— —
3^s'05J-D $6,000,000.June 1 1954 CUMBERLAND.
Annex Improvement Loan.
4s
F-A
" $400.,OOOr.Aug 1 1951
Overdue stock, no int. allowed-3,083
*
Payable^on or after this date at
option of city.
.
.
INTEREST on all Baltimore City
stock is payable by
rect to the holder.
check mailed di¬
Checks will
be
made payable either in New York or
Baltimore, at the holder's option.
TAX-EXEMPT.—With
the
ex¬
to receive
STATE
OF
IN
THE
MARYLAND.
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
Road Bonds.
County seat is Cumberland. Bonds 5s '12
M-N$ 10,000
May 1 1915
5s
J-D
are exempt from tax.
15,000c—June 1 1918
($5,000 every 5 years to June 1 1928.)
Refunding Bonds.
is
Street Improvement Bonds.
A-O$120,000c—Oct 1 '14-'25
4s g '06 Oct $20,000c.-Oct 1 '16-'31
.load Bonds.
5s '13
A-O $10,000
Apr 1 1915
($5,000 every five years.)
F-A
BOND. DEBT May 1913-$130,000 4s '10
/$4,000c
July 1 1914
Tax valuation 1913
$36,982,190
t 4,000
July 1 1918
Permanent Impt Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$8.00 4s '00
$96.000
♦Water Bonds
Population in 1910
62,411
INTEREST is payable at Mercan¬ 4Ms'12 A-O$100,000
Apr 11942
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-_ $260,000
tile Tr. & Dep. Co. of Baltimore.
Water debt (incl)
100,000
Sinking fund
9,821
This city is the county seat of Anne Assessed valuation 19121 __5.018.370
Arundel County.
Charter granted City tax (per $1,000) 1908
$9.00
Nov. 22 1708.
Incorporated 1796. Population in 1910
8,609
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—
ANNAPOLIS.-
_
Is
the county seat
of
5s '08
A-OS100,000c—Apr 1 1922
Funding Debt Bonds.
A-O $40,000
Apr 1 1922
5s '08
J-J
100,000. —.July 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1913.)- •
4s'92
Water
Refunding.
'
corporations holding investments in
debt of the City of Baltimore
TOWNS
Cumberland
Alleghany County.
Bonds tax-free.
Electric Light Bonds.
4s '98
M-N$20,000
May 1 1928
Consolidated Debt Bonds
ception of the Western Maryland 5s '92
A-O $50,000
Apr 1 1922
1927 loan, the bonds are exempt from
Water Bonds.
State of Maryland taxes.
None of 4s *93
F-A$100,000
Aug 1 1923
the bonds are liable tor city taxes.
4Hs'll A-O 469,000c—Oct 1 1941
TAX-EXEMPTION
FEATURE BOND. DEBT
May 9 '13 $879,000
FOR CORPORATION PURPOSES
Sinking fund
32,000
ON
INVESTMENTS
IN
CITY Total
assessed val. 1913—15,896,186
LOANS ABOLISHED.—By Chapter
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
-$6.60
467 of the Laws of 1906, the right of
Population in 1910-21,839
stock
CITIES, COUNTIES AND
&c.—
1911.
$383,965,605 $372,651,502
Personal. 357,943,707
351,148,838
Total.... 741,909,312
723,800,340
(Assessment about 80% cash value.)
Tax(perM)
....—i*
$18.90
_
a
credit
on
their taxes to
INT.
at
DEBT
City Treasurer's office.
LIMITATION.—This
city
$10,Legislature and
the extent of their Investment in such
cannot Issue indebtedness over
debt is taken away on certain future
issues of bonds, even though the city
000
may pay
the annual State tax on sucn
The
law
provides
that no
credit shall be allowed to any such
corporation by reason of any invest¬
ments in the "stock debt of the city of
Baltimore
that shall
be
hereafter
issued under the loans authorized by
debt.
Chapters
Acts
of
274,
the
338
and 349 of the
Assembly of
General
without
vote of
Act
people.
of
.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
County seat Is Cambridge.
High-School Bonds,
5s'12
J-J
$9,000_.July 1 '14-'22
Road-Impt. Bonds.
6s '11
J-J
$25,000
1921
fie *10
J-J
25.000c._Jan 1 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$82,900
Assessed valuation 1912—14,107,025
1904, known as the State&Go.tax(per $1,000) '12-$12.50
Annex, Park Extensions and Sewer Population in 1910
28,669
Maryland
for
Loans, respectively, or under any
other loans that may be hereafter
FREDERICK.
The county seat of Frederiok Co
Maryland; provided, however, that Chap. 15, Laws 1902, authorizes the
a credit shall be allowed to any suob
refunding of the $512,000 bonds be¬
No hew bonds Is¬
corporation by reason of.its owner¬ low into 3)48.
ship of Baltimore City Burnt District sued as yet. Inc. in 1817. OommisLoan Stock, issued under Chapter sion govt, defeated June 11 1912.
authorized by the General Assembly
of
Soy.
1913. J
DISTRICT
Refunding Bonds.
'
'
J-J $512.500c
July 1 1918
(Subject to call after July 1 1903)
Reservoir Bonds.
■
4s
J-J
$35,000c—July 1 1924
(Subject to call after July 1 1904)
Water-Works Impt. Bonds.
4s
J-J
$32,000c—July 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 1 1909)
43*8*11 J-J
$30,000c—July 1 1951
(Optional after July 1 1931)
Funding Bonds.
43*s'10 M-N$64,000c—May 1 1950
(Subject to call after May 1 1930)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $673,500
Sinking fund...
128,441
Tax valuation 1913
6,614,814
(Assessment about 7-10 actual value)
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
Population in 1910—
10,411
INT. at Citizens' N.Bk.,Frederiok.
,
,
4s
..
„
,
„
OF COLUMBIA-DEBT OF DISTRICT
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $20,000c
of 1910 at 1st Nat. Bank of So.
BOND. DEBT May 9 1913_$81,000
Assessed valuation 1911
1,944,637
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$6.50
Population in 1910
4.212
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank, Havre de Grace.
„
LAUREL.
This
city is In Prince George's
County.
Incorp. 1870.
Elec. Light & Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$45,000r_
.1938
5s '08
A-0
15.000c—-Oct 1 1948
Street Bonds.
5s
J-J
$22.500c
—1917
BOND. DEBT Apr 3 1909—$82,5.00
debt
fund
2,900
14,561
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Frederick
is
the
county
seat. Assessed valuation 1908—-1,108,199
(Assessment about full value.)
Bonds are all exempt from county
City tax (per $1,000) 1909
$5.50
and munlolpal taxation.
Population in 19102,415
Flood & Bridge Bonds.
-
.
INTEREST is payable at the Lau¬
M-N$44,000c
1930
rel City National Bank.
(Subject to call after 1910)
Refunding Almshouse Bonds.
3)*s g J-J $123,700c^—_—-1940 MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
(Subject to call after 1920)
County seat Is Rookvllle.
Bonds
4s g
•
„
—
43*s'10 A-O $75,000c—Oct 1 1940
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1925)
4Hs'12 M-S $25,000c—Sept 1 1942
(Subject to call Sept 1 1927),
43*s'13 M-N $25,000
May 1 1943
(Optional beg. May 1 1928).
43*8*12 M-N$25,000c—.May 1 1942
(Subject to call May 1 1927)
Jail Bonds.
4s
$25,000
Refunding Bridge & Turnpike.
33*s
$65,000--—
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$407,700
Sinking fund-.r
10,037
Assessed valuation 1913--30,812,275
(Assessment about 70% actual val.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T3_$11.75
Population in 1910—
52,673
INT. at Citizens' N.Bk.,Frederick.
—
FROSTBURG.
This city is in Allegany County.
Inc. 1870. Population 1910, 6.028.
Refunding Water Bonds.
43*s
J-J
$55,000c—
1929
(Subject to call after 1904)
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 19131
$55,000
Floating debt
35,000
Tax valuation 1913
-3,000,000
—
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$5.00
Population in 1910
.—6,028
TAX-FREE.—Tne
above
bonds
exempt from taxation.
INT. at First N. Bk., Frostburg.
are
exempt from taxation.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '90
A-0
$4,OOOc„Oct 1 '14r'15
are
Road Bonds.
J-J
$18,500c—Jan 1 '14-'47
4s '09
A-0
15,000c—Oct 1 *14-'28
4s '09
J-D
9,000r__Dec 1 *14-'21
4s '11
F-A
10,800r_Aug 1 '14-31
43*8*12 F-A
11,000c ——1914-1924
43*812 Ann
34,000c
1914-1947
43*s'13 F-A
25,000c-Aug 1 '14-'38
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Citizens'
1935
Funding Hose-House & St.Bds.
5s *10
J-D $27,000c
1930
(Subject to call after 1920)
Sinking
School Bonds.
Md.,
Marlboro; on other Issues In Laurel at
5s '05
Floating
79
-s
Hagerstown
Nat. Bank.
is
the
county seat.
$70,100c
—1918
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913
$70,100
Assessed valuation 1913. .36,685,101
)Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
County tax (per $1,000) 1913-.$6.60
Population in 1910
49,617
QUEEN ANNES COUNTY.
Oenterville is the county seat.
School, Road & Bridge (taxr-free).
J-J
$72.000-July 1 *14-'37
Bridge bonds—
$11,000
Jail bonds
10,000
WICOMICO COUNTY.
Road-equipment bonds._
12,000
Salisbury
is
the
county
seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 '13.
$111,000
Bonds are exempt from countv and
Assessed valuation 1913—10,681,60
municipal taxes.
(Assessment about 3* actual value.)
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$9.50
4s'10
J-J
$30,000c—Jan 1 '16-f25
Population In 1910
16,839 4W12J-J
20,000c-_ Jan 1'20-'29
INT. payable at Centerville.
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912-$30,000
Assessed valuation 1912--12,500,000
SOMERSET COUNTY.
State&Oo.tax(per $1,000) '11_$10.00
Princess Anne is the county seat.
Population in 1910
26,815
School Bonds (tax-exempt).
INTEREST payable at Townsend
4J*s'98 A-O $18,000c—-$1,500 yrly
Scott As Co., Baltimore.
4J*s'02 A-O
18,000c
1923
5s '12
,
—
43*s'10 A-O
25,000c—Apr 1 '25-'49
Court-House Bonds (Tax-exempt)
4Ms'04 A-O $30,000c
1925
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$91,000
Floating debt
1,500
Total valuation 1912
7,651,575
County tax (per $1,000) '12—$13.25
Population in 1910..
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Snow Hill Is the county seat
1913—$25,000
1913-—9,876,500
County tax (per $1,000) 1913-110.00
Population in 1910
21,841
Assessed valuation
26,455
—■
'
BOND. DEBT Nov
INT. payable at Bank of Somerset
INTEREST
on
Issue
of
1906
is
payable In Snow Hill.
tn Princess Anne.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
4s '99
Assessed
Tax per
Pop'n.
valuation. $1,000
z$971,748 £$8.00
1,500 £10,751,932 £13.10
None £1,434,182
£5.00
£6.00
1,500 y1,640.850
1910.
3,721
19,216
2.735
3,468
3,083
1,917
6,690
Bonded Floating
.
debt.
School Bonds.
A-O $19,OOOr„Oct 1 »14-'32
4s '10
F-A
9,000r—Aug 1 *14-'22
Brunswick, Frederick Co
$32,500
Caroline County
65,500
Chestertown, Kent County... 39,000
Crisfleld (T), Somerset Co
51,000
Easton (T),, Talbot County
72,000
Hyattsvllle (T), Prince Geo.Co. 56.000
Salisbury, Wicomico County— 45,000
Talbot County
69.500
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913$155,000
Total assessed val. 1913—20,708,365
debt,
$4,907
figures.
4s '04
*
Total
debt,
£8.25
3,0JO d2,024.531
£7.50
5.000
£995.280
d5.00
4,000 d5.096.125
Nonedl3,400,000 d7.675
d Figures are for 1912.
y Figures are for 1911.
19,620
£
1913
(Assessment about % actual value)
County tax (per $1,000) 1913__$8.80
Population in 191032,089
INTEREST
on
District of Columbia.
the road bonds of
'09,
'12 & '13 and school bonds of
is payable at Farmers' Bank &
Trust
Co. in
Rockvllle;
on
other
loans at Montgomery County
Nat.
Bank, Rockvllle.
1910
OAKLAND.
This place Is In Garrett
Incorporated in 1862.
Street Bonds.
$3,000-
4s '98
County.
(Subject to call after 1934)
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13$52,000
Sinking fund
2,000
Assessed valuation 1913-913,875
County seat Is Oakland.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-$21.30
Court-House Bonds (Tax-exempt)
Population in 1910
1,366
4s '07
F-A $50,000c—Aug *14-23
INT.at Garrett Nat.Bk., Oakland.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913$55,000
Assessed valuation 1913--11,989,030
State&Oo.tax(per $1,000)'13-$13.30 POCOMOKE CITY.
Population in 1910-—20,105 •. This city is in Worcester County.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Street-Impt: Bonds (tax-free).
„
5s '12
J-J
$35,000— -July 1 1952
HAGERSTOWN.
(Optional beg. July 1 1932.)
This Qity is the county seat of TOTAL DEBT—
(?)
Washington County. Founded 1762. Population in 1910
2,369
Incorporated as Hagerstown in 1813.
Electric-Light Bonds.
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY.
4s
J-J
$5u,000r—July 1 14-63
Upper Marlbpro Is the county seat.
Street-Paving Bonds.
All bonds except 5s of 1910 are tax4s
J-J
$4,900r-July 1 T4-27 free.,
•
Drainage Bonds.
5s *92
J-J
$80,000c—July 1 1922
4s
J-J
$l,000r—Jan 1 1914 5s '08
12,000c-—July 1 1928
4s '06
J-J
18,000r_-Jan 1 *14-22
School Bonds.
...\,'
1
I /Drainage and Street Bonds.
5s '08
M-N $8,000c—May 1 1938
4s
J-J
$24,OOOr-July 1 '14-'25 5s'00
4,800c—
July
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912—$105,200 5s '04
July 10,000c--July 1 1934
Tax valuation 1912.12,633,973 5s '10
8,000
1940
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value) 5s '11
8,000c—
1941
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$5.60 5s'11
M-N
8,000—May 1 1941
Population in 1910—-16,507
Road Machinery Bonds.
INT.
M-N$16,000-—May 1 1940
payable
in
Hagerstown. 5s '10
Bds. exempt from city & county tax. BOND. DEBT May 9 '13—$146,800
Sinking fund
—
51,300
Assessed valuation 1912 $17,021,029
HAVRE DE GRACE.
This city is In
Harford County.
(Assessment about full value )
Inc. as a town iri 1786, city 1878.
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$9.00
36.147
5s/02
J-D $14,000c—
1932 Population in 1910—
INTEREST on the Issue of 1892 Is
^(Subject to call June 1912)
frSStreet-Impt. & Fire-Ser. Bonds. payable at Citizens' Nat. Bank, Balti¬
5sl'08
J-D $20,000c--June 1 1938 more; on $12,000 5s due 1928 at of¬
(Subject to call after June 1 1918) fice of County Commissioners; on 5s
—
—
-
1 1878 the duties of the Sinking Fund Commissioners of the
Columbia
were
transferred
LOANS—
8,000
1—
Water & Sewer Bds. (tax-exempt.
4s *09
J-D $41,000-June 1914-'55
— -
On July
District-of
to
the
Treasurer
of
the
United
States, and since that date Congress has appropriated annually a sum suf¬
ficient to pay not only the interest on the District's bonds, but also, it is
believed, sufficient to extinguish the entire debt of the District upon the
maturity of the 3.65% loan, in 1924.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
—
4s '02
GARRETT COUNTY.
(INCLUDING THE LATE CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.)
—Interest
Name and Purpose.
—Principal
Outstanding.
% Payable.'
When Due.
District of Columbia.
*50-year funding, 1874, c&r—'_
.3.65
F-A
Aug. 1 1924
$7,610,850
♦The faith of the United States was pledged to secure the payment of
the interest op, these bonds and to maintain a sinking fund sufficient to
redeem them ail by maturity/ The issue was limited to $15,000,000 and
is exempt
from taxation by Federal, State or municipal authority,
Of the
$15,000,000 bonds authorized, $14,997,300 were issued, of which $8,052,650
retired to date, leaving $6,944,650 outstanding.
The coupon
bonds are for $50 and $500 each, the registered bonds $1,000 and $5,000
have been
•each.
;
INTEREST on the bonds is paid at the United States Treasury in Washi¬
ngton and at the Sub-Treasury in New York.
TOTAL DEBT—
Oct. 1 '13.
Oct. 1 *12.
Oct. 1 '11.
Oct. 1 '10.
-$6,944,650
$7,630,400
$8,308,200
$8,889,250
1878, when the duties of the Sinking Fund Commissioners
of the District were transferred to the Treasurer of the United States,
the total debt was $22,106,650.
On Sept. 30 1913, stock and bonds to the amount of $1,080
on which
interest has ceased were still outstanding; funds for their payment are
deposited in the United States Treasury.
Below we give the figures of assessed valuation of real estate and personal
property.
The tax rates shown in the tables are those levied on real estate
values. The rate of tax on personal property varies, ranging in 1913 from
Total funded debt.
On
1
July
1
as high as 6% on the gross
ASSESSED VALUATION—
J* % to
1914
1913
—
-
—
:.
—
293,389,839
285,153,771
276,590,774
1911
—
,.-—
1909--—19081907--..1906
19051900
-1.
—
—
-
—
-
—
—
—
—
1890
1885
Rate of Tax
cos
Total Assess'd
Real Estate.
1912——
1910-
earnings of national banks arid trust
Personal
per$1,000.
Property
—$345,124,144
$15.00
15.00
339,198,990
$47,653,486
15.00
330,332,487
44,575,063
Year.
—
15.00
255,324,834
15.00
247,306,494
239,461,985
217,608,296
176,567,549
137,626,419
93,502,464
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
42,262,672
38,802,982
35,591,683
33,903,438
31,507,929
28,669,302
26,575,819
14,391,438
11,023,167
12,795,934
Valuation.
$386,852,476
374,907,550
335,652.511
323,956,753
312,182,457
289,228,272
,
278,814,423
268,131,287
244,184,115
190,958,987
148,649,586
106,298,398
.
POPULATION.—In
1910
was
331,089
(including 94,446 negroes); in
in 1890 it was 230,392;
1900 it was 278,718 (including 86,702 negroes);
in 1905 (estimated), 323,123.
80
Resources
Debts and
■rvy-r
THE
OF
IN
THE
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INDEX FOR THE CENTRAL STATES, CITIES, Etc.
-Pages 80
OHIO—State, Cities, <fcc
to
Pages 97
INDIANA—State, Cities, &c...
|
amendment
ITS
.
V
DEBT
a
State constitution provides that the Legisla¬
biennially in even years on the first Monday in January.
There is no limit to length of sessions.
The requirement being that State
elections must be held in even years, this would make it impossible for
legislators to convene until the second January after their election. Never¬
theless, an amendment for the purpose of relieving this situation by chang¬
ing the time for convening the Legislature was defeated in 1908; V. 87,
p. 1435.
(Report of Secretary of State, page 574.)
The Legislature in
1910, however, passed an Act providing for the beginning of the regular
session on the first Monday in "January after members are elected.
See
V. 91, p. 894.
(V. 101, O. L., page 137.)
A session held in 1911 under
this law was declared legal by the Supreme Court on March 28 1911.
See
V. 92, p. 673.
(V. 83, O. S.. page 412.)
LEGISLATURE.—The
ture shall meet
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Ohio's State debt from
1825 to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of April
1894, page 75.
DEBT, ETC.—With the exception of $1,665 domestic loan
bonds, interest on which has ceased, Ohio has no funded State debt at
present, the last $200,000 bonds having been retired on July 1 1903.
The
total bonded debt on Nov. 15 1902 was $201,665; in 1901 it was $451,665;
in 1900 was $701,665; in 1885, $3,720,229; in 1880, $6,476,805; in 1871,
TOTAL
$9,022,721; in 1861, $14,897,273; in 1851, $17, 563,329.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE STATE AND LOCAL DEBTS
(Fiscal
Year ends November 15.)
__
Local Debts—
:
■
,
Total
$28,574,388
136,366,280
10,708,021
3,550,824
20,060,957
$26,979,085
126,863,977
14,113,404
2,671,127
16,946,729
—.$218,774,113 $199,260,470 $187,574,322
local debts..
♦Interest ceased 1871.'
1910.
*$1,665
5,206,996
'
—„
-
v
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation of real and personal
property in the State has been as
Years.
follows:
Real Estate.
.
Personal Property.
$2,145,393,637
—$4,335,665,521
1,927,863,876
19114,273,439,712
827,370,943
1910—
1,656,944,631
770.516,086
1909.
1,619,462,263
762,381,078
1908—
1,590,299,746
680,805,888
1905
1,482,795,705
559,849,507
1,274,203,721
1900—
543,833,165
1,232,305,312
1890— ———
456,166,134
1,102,049,931
1880.
———
707,846,836
459,884,861
1870.
639,894,311
248,408,290
1860.
341,389,838
98,487,502
1850.
85,287.261
27,038,895
1840.
50,086,250
14,589,335
1830.
♦Property assessed at full value (see note below).
1912__
-
-
-
-
-
-
———
State tax (per
$1,000) for 1901, $2.89;
Total.
*$6,481,059,158
*6,201,303,588
2,484,315,574
2,389,978,349
2,352,680.824
2,163,601,593
1,834,053,228
1,778,138,477
1,558,215,965
1,167,731,697
888,302,601
439,876,340
112,326,156
64,675,578
POPULATION OF STATE (U. S. Census)
2,665,260
1910—
4,767,121 1870
2,339,511
1900
4,157.545 1860
—1,980,329
1890
3,672,329 1850
1,519,467
1880
3,198,062 1840
1830—
1820
1810
1800
937,903
581,434
230,760
45,365
NEW TAX BILL.—The "Smith Tax Bill," signed by the Governor on
2 1911, provides that the levy for any governmental unit, such as
June
the like, shall not be more than the levy of 1910;
shall not be more than 1 % of the tax duplicate.
sufficient revenue under these decreased rates of taxation,
assessment of property was generally raised to its full value.
the city, the schools or
also that the total levy
In order to raise
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—The voters of this State on
NovT7 1905 adopted an amendment to Section 2, Article XII., of the
State constitution, which exempts municipal bonds from taxation.
V. 80,
1985.
The amendment took effect Jan. 1 1906.
On Nov. 3 1908 the
amendment to the same article whereby the tax-ex¬
emption feature on State and municipal bonds was to have been left optional
with the Legislature.
V. 87. p. 1372.
On Sept. 3 1912, however, an
p.
of 1802
1913, providing for the
has
very
carefully
the
guarded
debt-
This could not be said while the constitution
for the
Legislature to construct works of internal improvement on behalf of the
State or to aid in their construction by subscribing to the capital stock
in force; for under that instrument it was competent
was
corporations created for that purpose, or to authorize in other ways
But since the adoption of the
of
the creation of debt in unlimited amounts.
constitution of
1851 the whole situation in these particulars has changed,
the legislative power with respect to
the State having been limited.
is in large measure true also of the
same
The
municipalities.
FIRST, As to the State's power to contract debt, this is regulated under
the constitution.
We insert these
SECTION 1. (Debt Limited to Seven Hundredand Fifty
Thousand Dollars.)
t,he first five sections of Article 8 of
five sections in full.
,
:
*
The State may contract debts to supply casual deficits or failures in revenues '
or to meet expenses not otherwise provided for; but the aggregate amount
of such debts direct and contingent,
whether contracted by virtue of one
of morq Acts of the General Assembly, or at different periods of time,
shall never exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and the money
arising from the creation of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
which it was obtained or to repay the debts so contracted and to no other
purpose whatever.
A proposed amendment
to issue
to the above section permitting the Legislature
$50,000,000 bonds (not more than $10,000,000 in any one year)
system of inter-county wagon roads was
See V. 95. p. 766.
for
a
defeated" on Sept. 3 1912.
(Additional and for What Purpose.)
In addition to the
above limited power, the State may contract debts to repel invasion, sup¬
press insurrection, defend the State in war, , or to redeem the present
outstanding indebtedness of the State; but the money arising from the
contracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for which it was
raised or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever; and all
debts incurred to redeem the present outstanding indebtedness of the
State shall be so contracted as to be payable by the sinking fund herein¬
SECTION 2.
provided for
after
above
as
the same shall accumulate.
State to Create No Other Debt.)
Except the debts
specified in Sections 1 and 2 of this article, no debt whatever shall
SECTION 3.
(The
•
.
(Credit of State', the State Shall Not Become Joint Owner or
Stockholder.)
The credit of the State shall not in any manner be given or
loaned to or in aid of any individual, association or corporation whatever;
nor shall the State ever hereafter become a joint owner or stockholder in
any company or association in this State or elsewhere formed for any
purppse whatever.
.
SECTION 4.
'SECTION 5. (No Assumption of Debts by the State.)
The State shall
assume the debts of any county, city, town or township, or of any
corporation whatever, unless such debt shall have been created to repel
invasion, suppress insurrection or defend the State in war.
never
The foregoing
sections complete the limitation as to
Sections 7, 8, 9,
Statedebt and credit.
of sinking funds
10 and 11 of Article 8 cover the matter
referred to in Section 2 above.
But they need not be published here.
SECOND, As to Cities, Towns, Counties, cfee., so far as the constitution
of the Legislature to authorize these municipalities to
the limitations are found in Section 6 of Article 8 and1 in
affects the" power
create debt,
Sections
1, 2 and 6 of Article
General Assembly to authorize
13.
(1) Section 6 of Article 8 forbids the
cities, &c., to become stockholders in or
loan credit to aid corporations, &c.
(2) Sections 1 and 2
Article 13 forbid the passing of Special Acts and require General Acts
to raise money or
of
for
(3) Section 6 of Article 13 provides that
make provision for the organization of cities, etc.,
restrict their debt-making power. These sections are
conferring corporate powers.
the General Assembly
by general laws and
as
1903, 1904 and 1905 was $1.35;
and 1912, $0,451.
for 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909 and 1910, $1,345; 1911
voters defeated an
1
hereafter br created by or on behalf of the State.
$31,132,276
147,453,532
11,211,429
Debts of townships
4,084,408
Debts of special school districts..
.24,892,468
_
*$1,665
5,162,670
*$1,665
5,254,497
Debts of counties
Debts of cities, 1st & 2d class
Debts of incorporated villages—
— _
-
1911.
1912.
Funded State debt (loans)
Irreducible State debt (trust fds.)
LIMITATION.—Ohio
making power of the State.
State
(Act April 30 1802)
Feb. 19 1803
Total area of State (square miles)
41,060
State Capital
—Columbus
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1915)—^James M. Cox
Sec. of State (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. '15) .Charles H. Graves
Auditor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1917)—A. V. Donahey
Treasurer (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. ,15)--__J. P. Brennan
as
adopted, to take effect Jan.
was
.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
.-—Pages 105 to 110
MICHIGAN—State, Cities, &c.
taxation of future issues of State and municipal bonds.
The amendment
will be found in full V. 95, p. 766.
The question of again exempting
bonds from taxation was defeated Nov. 4 1913.
See V. 97, p. 1444.
Ohio.
of
State
.-----Pages 101 to 105
97 I ILLINOIS—State, Cities, &c
to 101
follows:
Towns or Townships Not
shall be passed authorizing
township, by vote of its citizens or otherwise,
to become a stockholder in any joint-stock company, corporation or asso¬
ciation whatever, or to raise money for, or loan its credit to, or In aid of
any such company,
corporation or association; provided, that nothing in
this section shall prevent the insuring of public buildings or property in mutual
insurance associations or companies.
Laws may be passed providing for the
regulation of all rates charged by any insurance company, corporation or
association organized under the laws of this State or doing any insurance
business in this State for profit.
[That part of the above section given in
italics was added by an amendment adopted Sept. 3 1912.
V. 95, p. 766.)
ARTICLE 13, SECTION 1. (Corporate Powers.)
The General Assembly
shall pass no Special Act conferring corporate powers.
SECTION 2. (Corporations—How
Formed.)
Corporations
may
be
formed under general laws; but all such laws may from time to time be
ARTICLE 8, SECTION 6. (Counties, Cities,
Authorized to Become Stockholders, fee.)
No laws
any
county, city, town or
altered
or
repealed
*
SECTION 6. (Organization of Cities, &c.) The General Assembly shall
provide for the organization of cities and incorporated villages by general
laws and restrict their power
contracting debts and loaning
of taxation, assessment, borrowing moneytheir credit, so as to prevent the abuse of
such power.
Including overdrafts, of a person, company, corporation or firm to any
bank, either as principal debtor or as security or lndorser for others, for
would infer from
plus.
values and the
the
were
nated
the United States.
township or corporation.
Before any bonds In excess of
real estate, where the amount loaned
the value
Inoludlng
Improvements, which shall be kept adequately Insured.
Not more than
50% of the amount of the paid-in capital, surplus and deposits of such bank
at any time shall be Invested In such real estate securities (99 v. 280, Seo.50.)
FLOODS.—In March 1913 millions of dollars worth of property throughdestroyed by floods.
See V. 96, pages 963 and 1037.
3
out the State was
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
For places not given in alphabetical order among
Note.
Statements" at end ot this State.
*-■
statements, see "Additionais-
gx
corporation
5% and of
specifically ex¬
shall be valid obligations of the township or municipal
Issued them.
In ascertaining the limitations of such
cities
complained that they oould not raise funds for necessary Improvements by
applying the new rates upon the tax duplicate as It stood on Jan. 1,a bill
was passed suspending the operation of the Act of 1910 until Oct. 1 1911.
See V. 92. p. 673.
Note.—Some doubts having arisen as
to whether old
bonds as well as
"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
suoh bonds as may have
been Issued subsequent to
the enactment of the
"Longworth" bill should he counted In considering the 8% limit provided
for In that Aot.
V. 82, p. 1114.
Furthermore, in the amended law o
It Is expressly
provided that the 8% limit shall
the enactment of this. Act.
appl£ only to the
bonds Issued subsequent to
[The Snyder Act, an emergency measure passed
April 10 1913, permits the issuance of bonds to repair
by the Legislature
damage done by the
April, such bondsnot to be counted in ascertaining any
of the limitations of Sections 3939 to 3954-1 incl. of the General Code/'
The Act was printed In full in V. 96, p. 1714.
floods of March and
SAVINGS BANK
INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND
this State may Invest their
of the General
Code.
funds are
RESTRICTIONS
banks In
and 9758
In which savings
contained In Sections 9765
provisions of the law defining securities
These sections read as follows:
.
A savings bank may invest the residue of Its funds In, or
discount, buy, sell or assign promissory notes, drafts, bills
and other evidences of debt, and also Invest Its capital, surplus
Sec. 9765.
loan money on,
and
a.
deposits in, and buy and sell,
the following:
The securities mentioned In Section 9758 [we give
Section 9758 below],
except that
paid-in
real estate.
subject to the limitations and restrictions therein contained,
savings banks may loan not more than 75% of the amount of the
capital, surplus and deposits on notes secured by mortgage on
But all loans made upon personal security shall be upon notes with two or
more signers, or one or more lndorscrs, payable and to be paid at a time
not exceeding six months from the date thereof.
In the aggregate not
exoeedlng 30% of the oapltal, surplus and deposits of a savings bank
be so Invested.
b. Stooks which have paid dividends for five consecutive years next prior
to the Investment, bonds and promissory notes of corporations, when
Is authorized by an affirmative vote of a majority of the board of directors
shall
this
of such savings bank.
No purchase or In¬
vestment shall be made In the stook of any other corporation organized or
doing business under the provisions of this chapter.
The Superintendent
of Banks may order any such securities whloh he deems undesirable to be
or
by the executive committee
sold within six months.
c.
Promissory notes of Individuals, firms or
corporations, when
secured
directors, subject to the
282, Sec. 57).
[Note.—Seotlon 9754 mentioned above limits the amount to be loaned by
a commercial bank, Including overdrafts, to any one person, firm or cor¬
poration to 20% of Its paid-in oapltal and surplus, unless such loan Is se¬
cured by first mortgage upon Improved farm property In a sum not ex¬
oeedlng 60% of Its value.
It is further provided that the total liabilities.
by a sufficient
pledge of collateral approved by the
provisions of sections 9754 and 9755 (99 v.
the following
Public Improvement Bonds (Con.)
F-A
$37600.Aug 15 '14-T5
M-S
3,800—Moh 1 '14-'17
4 Ms
F-A
8,000—Aug 15 '14-T7
Jan
$6,200c
1914-1917
6s
4,050
Deo 1 1915
3,000c .1
1917 4MST1J-D
5s
Apr
6,735
Nov 1 1915
4,000c
.1915 4 Ms'11 M-N
4 Ms
July
0,905-.Sept 15 1915
1,000c
j.
.1918 4 Ms'll M-S
4 Ms
Sept
Oct
5,000c
1925 4 Ms'll F-A 6,914 50.Aug 16 '14-T5
4M&
GEN.BD.DT.6ct. 15*13 *19,700 4 Ms'll F-A 12,487--Aug 1 T4-T6
8,000—-July 15 1914
Assessment debt
60,750 4Ms'll J-J
3,250-.Oct 15 1914
Sinking fund
3,900 4 Ms'll A-O
F-A
2,500—-Aug 1 1914
Assess, val. '13 (95% act.) 2,450,000 4 Ms
M-S
5,900—Sept 1 '14-'10
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—113.80 4 Ms
A-O
1,920
Oct 11914
Population in 1910
.2,465 4 Ms
M-N
1,000—.Nov 15 1914
INT. payable in Ada at Liberty 4 Ms
4Ms
M-S
1,500—_Mch 15 1914
Bank or 1st Nat. Bank.
4Ms
A-0
3,580—.Apr 1 1915
4 Ms
J-D
77,100.-June 1 T4-T7
ADAMS',COUNTY.
4 Ms
J-D
3,500—June 15 1915
County seat is West Union.
4 Ms
J-J
15,320
July 11914
Court-House Bds. (4s *11 M-S).
5s M3
M-S
6,760
Mar 1 1919
ADA.
*
/
I
1 1911, but as many
THE
STATE OF OHIO.
No municipal corporation or township shall create or Incur a
le
under tn< authority of this chapter in excess of 5% of the
ch
total value of all the property In such township or corporation as listed and
assessed for taxation.
Bonds issued In good faith for such purposes which
e time of such
of exchange
Notes secured by mortgage on
f.
Sec. 3954.
except those
and
thereon, Inclusive of prior encumbrances, does not exceed 40% of
of the real estate If unimproved, and If Improved 60% of Its value,
such limitations of 1% and
all such bonds shall be considered
cluded by Section 3946 of the General Code.
The new law was to have taken effect Jan.
sub¬
collateral trust bonds of any regularly Incorporated
company which has paid, for at least four years, dividends at the rate of
at least 4% on their capital stock.
Such loan shall not exceed 80% of the
market or actual value of such bonds, the purchase of which first has been
authorized by the directors.
The Superintendent of Banks may order that
any such securities which he deems undesirable be sold within six months.
net Indebtedness
suoh 2 M %,
Interest-bearing obligations of any city,
Mortgage bonds or
e.
them shall be sub¬
general or special
—The
legally Issued bonds or
of Canada.
V"
election.
1906,
The
d.
village, county, township, school district or other district or polltloal
division of this or any other State or Territory of the United States
of the electors of the
Sec. 3948.
In or
,
or
general municipal code.
2 M% are Issued and tax levied, the question of Issuing
mitted to the voters of the township or corporation at a
,
other Interest-bearing obligations of the United States or
faith of the United States Is pledged to provide payment
and principal. Including bonds of the District of Columbia^
also In bonds or other Interest-bearing obligations of any foreign government
c.
Bonds or interest-bearing obligations of this or any other State of
Bonds
b.
of the Legislature In
1902 an Act popularly known as the "Longworth Omnibus bill" was passed
and subsequently upheld by the State Supreme Court.
This Act amends
Seotlon 2835, 2836 and 2837, Revised Statutes of Ohio, relating to the Issu¬
ance of bonds by cities, villages and other municipal corporations.
Under
the new law the municipal boards of legislation, councils, &c., may by twothirds vote Issue bonds for certain specified purposes to the extent of 1% of
the assessed valuation yearly (but not exoeedlng 4% in the aggregate) with¬
out submitting the question to a vote of the people.
Bonds Issued under
this Act In excess of I % 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 aggregate cannot be authorized In any event.
The
Act.as amended In 1906 will be found In the "Chronicle" May 26 1906, page
1224.
In May 1910 the law was further amended so as to limit the bonding
power Of townships and municipal corporations to 5%, instead of 8%, of
the tax duplicate.
This was done by amending Sections 3942, 3945, 3948
and 3954 of the General Code, making them read as folllows:
Sec. 3942.
The net Indebtedness Incurred by any township or munici¬
pal corporation for the purposes mentioned In sections 3295 and 3939 of the
General Code shall never exceed 2 M% of the total value of all the property
In such corporation or township, as listed and assessed for taxation, unless
the excess of such amount Is authorized by vote of the qualified electors
of the township or corporation In the,manner hereinafter provided.
Sec. 3945.
Such limitation of 1% and 2M% hereinbefore prescribed
shall not affect bonds lawfully Issued for such purposes upon the approval
which
Personal or collateral securities.
and after a session of nearly two
portant measure*
It remains to be said that at the regular session
9757),
,
of the Interest
The extra session convened
months passed a new "munici¬
pal code"—a document too lengthy to quote In these columns.
We would
refer our readers, therefore, to pages 994 and 995 of the "Chronicle," Nov. 1
1902, wherein will be found at length the more salient points of this Im¬
Issue
banks
upon:
those for which the
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 soope but really so worded as to apply to only
one city.
In June 1902, however, the State Supreme Court handed down
several deolslons declaring such laws special legislation and therefore un¬
constitutional.
The decisions were considered to be of such broad applica¬
tion that the Governor oalled an extra session of the Legislature for the pur¬
>*:
them
a.
First they were divided Into cities, villages and hamlets.
Then
divided Into two classes, the first class being subdivided into
the second class being subdivided Into four grades, the
of framing a new
Subject to the provisions of the preceding section (Seo.
may Invest their capital, surplus and deposits
Sec. 9758.
loan
grade being
pose
as a
commercial
three grades and
Aug. 25 1902
Section 9755, also mentioned above, stipu¬
deposits of funds In a bank or trust company not duly desig¬
depository by the board of directors shall be held to be a loan
within the meaning of Section 9754.]
.
lates that the
accomplished."
In compliance with Section 6, Article 13 (cited above), which provides
for the organization of oltles, &c., by general law, the Legislature made
an elaborate classification of municipal corporations, which was In existence
oltles
borrowed.
sidered as money
"been
for years.
borrowed, shall not exceed 20% of Its paid-in oapltal stock and sur¬
The discount of bills of exchange drawn against actually existing
discount of commercial or business paper actually owned by
person, company, corporation or firm negotiating It, shall not be con¬
money
Section 6, Article 8, above cited ,tha
cities could not subscribe to the stock of or loan money to railroads, as
railroads are corporations and joint-stock companies.
That, however, is
not a correct conclusion, as was decided in the case of Walker vs. The City
of Cincinnati, a case which arose under an Act of the General Assembly of
Ohio entitled "An Act relating to cities of the first class" authorizing any
such city to construct a line of railroad therefrom to any other terminus
In that State or in any other State.
In pursuance of the authority that Act
purports to give. Cincinnati undertook to build the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad.
To test the legality of that proceeding this action was brought.
The Court's opinion Is very full and explicit, the conclusion being that from
•'the language of the section, it is quite evident that it was not intended t0
"prohibit the construction of railroads nor indeed to prohibit any species of
"public improvements. The section contains no direct reference to railroads
"nor to any other special classes of improvements or enterprises.
The
"inhibitions are directed only against a particular manner or means by
"which under the constitution of 1802 many public improvements had
One at first sight
81
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
.Nov., 1913. J
This village
Is in Hardin County.
$10,000c..Sept
5s
5s
General Bonds.
1
$3,000 Sept 1 *25
Street Bonds.
1921 &31
4.000cMch 1 *15
Jan 11918
5.000cSep 1 '41
3,000eMch 1 '25 5s'13 J-J $25,000
Public Hospital Bonds.
4,000cSep 1 '15
:"'v
4Ms'll A-O
$4.500
Oct 1 1914
Funding Bonds.
Purchase of Land for Water Wks
4s
M-S $50,000c
Feb 2 1917
Dec 1 1931
4s'04
F-A
13,500c_.-Aug 1 1924 4 Ms'll J-D $162,000
Purchase of Water Works.
4s '09
M-S
14,000c—Mch 1 1929
Apr 1 1942
5Ms'13 M-S
21,000..Mch 4 '23-'43 4s '12 A-0$815,000
Water-Works-Extension Bonds.
Turnpike Bonds.
4s '12
J-D$l ,128,000—June 1 1942
3Ms*07 A-0 $68,000c_ ..Apr 6 1922
Quarantine Bonds.
Jail Bonds.
4 Ms'll J-D
2.500
Dec 1 1915
4s
M-S
$l,000c
Sept 2 1914
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-J
$2.200—July 1 1914
3Ms'06 M-N $40,000cNovl2 '16& '21
4s
J-D
7.500—Deo 1 '14-T5
4Ms*12 A-O 46,829.69cApr 1 '17-'47
4s
J-D
7.500—Dec 1 '14-T5
(Part due every other year.)
M-S
2.000—Sept 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$301,000 4 Ms
A-O
4.200—Oct 15'14-T5
Total assessed val. 1912.-12,850,0 '0 5s
J-J
9,625. .July 1 '14-T8
State&Co. tax rate(perM)'13.$5 361 5s
M-S
10,680_Sept 15 '14-'17
Population in 1910
24,755 5s
F-A
7.000
Aug 1 1914
INT. at County Treasurer's office. 4 Ms '
4Ms
M-S
16.000-Moh 15 T4-*l6
4 Ms
M-S
1,300—Mch 15 1914
AKRON.
•
J-D
6,000—-June 1 1916
This city Is the county seat of Sum¬ 4 Ms
7,500.-Nov 1 '14-'15
mit County. Incorp. in 1836. Com¬ 4Ms'll M-N
2,400—Oct 15 1914
mission government defeated Aug. 26 4 Ms'll A-O
3,375
Oct 1 1914
1913. The city pin-chased 1,600 acres 4 Ms'll A-O
1,700
Sept 1 1914
of land for reservoir purposes, and in 4 Ms'll M-S
7,300—Aug 15 1914
addition to that the Akron Water 4 Ms'll F-A
Works Co's plant,
pipe lines and 4Ms'll A-0 60,000—Oot 1 '14-T6
4Ms'll MrN
2,850.Nov 1 1915
equipment, as of April 1 1912.
4Ms'll J-D
5,800....Deo 1 1915
Paving Bonds.
4Ms'll J-D
25,000..Deo 1 '15-T7
4MST1J-J
$2,000
July 1 1916
11,000— —Jan 1 1918
4Ms'll M-N
1,125
Nov 1 1914 5s'13 J-J
2,500
Apr 1 1919
4 Ms'll J-D
500
Dec 1 1915 5s '13 A-0
Refunding Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
M-S $15,800c-i_Sept 6 1914
4Ms'09 F-A
$2,750
Aug 1 1914 4s
J-J
99.000c.July 9 '14-'28
4 Ms
M-N
3.300....Nov 1 1914 4Ms
4Ms'13 M-S
1,350
Mar 1 1919 4Ms'04M-S 35,500c_Sept 1 "14-T8
J-D
99,500
June 1 1923
5s'13
M-S
65,000
Mar 1 1923 5s '13
TOT. DEBT Sept 29 T3-S4,652.335
Bridge Bonds.
894,737
4 Ms'10 F-A $11,500-Aug 1 '14-'16 Assessment debt (Included)
4MST0J-D
14,000-Dec 1 '15-'16 Water debt (included)--- 2.135,000
170,099
* Ms'll M-S
2,700
Sept 1 1914 Sinking fund
5s '13
J-J
1,000
Jan 1 1918 Total assessed val. 1913-102,000.000
(Assessment about actual value.)
Funding Bonds ($25,000 ev.byrs.)
4s
J-D
$75,000c..June T7-*27 Tax rate (per $1,000) '13 (est.)^$13-50
Population in 1910 (Census) —69.069
Debt Extension Bonds.
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.*
4Ms'05 M-S $17,500c_Sept 1 T4-T5
4 Ms
F-A
10,000.-Aug 1 '14-T5 apd City Treasury, Akron.
Grade Crossing.
4s'04
F-A
$6,000c— Aug 1 1914 AKRON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-s—
3,000c. ..Mch 1 1914 4s
*09
A-0 $35,000c— .Apr 1 1923
Market House Bonds.
M-N
4s
24,000o_Nov 18 '14-16
4 Ms
J-D
$2,000c. ..June 1 1914 4s
M-S
10.000c—-Moh 8 1916
,
Park Bonds.
M-N
4s
5,000c.-Nov 15 1915
J-J
$1,550
June 11914 4s
M-N 50,000c_Nov 1 '21-'25
4Ms'10 F-A
5,000-Aug 1 *14-'16 4s
J-D
fi300,000c_ Dec 20 '26-'37
4 Ms
J-D
1,800
Dec 1 1914 4s
M-N 10,000c—Nov 15 1914
4Ms'13 J-J
12,000
Jan 1 1918 4s '08 M-N 30,000c_Nov 1 '21-'22
Public Improvement Bonds.
J-D
4s '09
f20.000c.Dec 15 '14-'17
4Ms'09 F-A
$8.400-Aug 1 '14-'15
\20.000c_Dec 15 '18*19
9,300-Aug 1 '14-'16
4Ms'09 F-A
4Ms*13 M-S 60,000. .Mch 1 '23-'29
ann
1,000
Dec 1 1914
5s
4Ms'13 M-S 50.000-Mch 18 '20-'32
900
Oct 1 1914
ann
4Mb
4Ms'13 A-O
25,000.-Apr 15 *33-'36
ann
2.000-Sept 15 '14-T5
4Ms
5,000c_-June 30 1915
ann
12,275.Aug 16 '14-' 15
4Mb
40.000c J'ne 30 '17-T8
3.65s'06J-D
ann
1,300—Jan 1 '14-'l5
5s
50,000c_Dec 1 T9-'21
4Ms'10 F-A
2,525--Aug 1 1914 4s '10 A-O
55.000c_.Oct 4 '28-'29
4Ms'10 F-A
12,6.'0—Aug 1 '14-T6 4s
'1.0
J-D 150,000c J'ne 30 *20-'27
4MST0F-A
31,620—Aug 1 '14-'16
4s '12
J-J
63,000—Jan 9 '29-'31
5s
ann
4,000.Dec 15 '14-T7
1936
4Ms '13A-0 / 5,000
4Mb
ann
425
Nov 1 1914
120,000
——1937
4Ms'10 M-N
5,700
Nov 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13.$1,025.000
4Ms'10 J-D
15,570—Dec 1 T5-T7
Assessed valuation 1913--94.122,000
4 Ms
F-A
3,900——Feb 15 1914
School tax
(per $1,000) 1912—$12.40
4Ms
J-J
2,140
Janll914
Population in 1913 (est.)
95,000
4Ms
4s'06
J-D
5s
1,600—July 1 '13 '14
A-0
5,587-_0ct
1 '14-16
INT.
payable,*t Treasurer's office.
82
OHIO-CITIES AND
ALLEN COUNTY.
ASHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs'll M-S $46,000c.M&S 1 '14-'37
5s *07
M-S
14,000c_Sept 1 '14-'27
TOT.BD.DT. Oct 1'13$62,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913...$149,400 Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_8,919,970
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.>.81,199,020 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-S4.50
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12.$3.95 Population in 1913 (est)
7,500
Population in 1910—
—56,580
INT. at First National Bank and
Lima
5s
04
07
J-J
Is ,9!
'09
5s
5s
,
4s *05
M-N,
4s '05
J-J
4s.'06
4s ;06
J-J
4s'09
M-N
M-N
.8
—.
4^s'12
May 1 1920
6,000
10,000—.July 22 1925
7,500
Julyl 1916
5,000——Nov 1 1926
24,000c.May 1 '21&'23
50,000-Dec 31'31&'33
140,000---------
Street Improvement Bonds.
$21,000----------3,900—-Sept 15 1920
■ 5,000—Sept
1 '14-'16
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
M-S
$9,000_Sept 15 '14-,'16
4Hs'12 J-D
15,000c—Dec 15 1,930
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913_$1.201,006
Sinking fund assets... —40,000
Assessed valuation 1912
16,704,500
Actual value (est)—
18,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$12.70
Population in 1910—
i5,083
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
4Hs*07
5s '10
M-S
53 '13
J-D
--.
__
ALLIANCE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INT. at Farmers' Nat.
Bk., Ashta.
...
Jefferson
FIood=Emergency Bonds.
5^s*13 A-O $75,000.-Apr 1 '14r'18
Road Improvement Bonds
4Hs'08 A-O $15,000c-Apr 15 '14 -'18
4^s'08 M-S
12,000c.Sept 1 '13 -'18
4Ks'09 M-S
18,000c_Mar 1 '14 '19
4Hs'09 A-0
7,200c_Apr 1 '14' *19
4^s'09 M-N lO.SOOc.May 1 '14 -'19
4Hs'09M-S
24,500c. Sept 1 '13 -'19
4Hs'09 J-D
7,000c.June 1 '13 -'19
4Hs'09 F-A
7,000c.Aug 1 *13 -'19
4^s*09 A-0
9,OOOc.Oct 1 '14 -'19
4^s*10 A-0 f36,000c-.Apr 1 '14 '20
\l0.000c_.Apr 1'17 '20
4Ms'12 M-S
4,000c_Sept 1 '14 '17
4Ms'12M-S
2,500c. Sept 1 '14 -'18
BOND. DEBT May 10 '13 $166 000
Assess, val. '12 (abt.act.) .82,577, 320
State&Co. tax(ner $1,000) '12_$3 051
Population in 1910-.__59 547
Incorp. July 28 1815.
Bridge Bonds.
5s *13
M-S
$1,200--Sept 1 '14-'16
Judgment Bonds.
^
5s '13
M-S
$7,000..Sept 1 '14-'20
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-S $50.000c—Sept 20 1937
5s
M-S
7,000c.. .Sept 11926
m
5s
M-S
_
2,000c_Sept 1 '14-'15
FJectric=Light Bonds
5s '07
M-S $ 12,000c.Sept 1 '14-'25
Sewer Bonds
5s '10
M-S
$3,815c_Sept 1 '14-20
Funding Bonds
5s '06
A-0
$2,000c.Aug 1 'l4-'17
BOND. DEBT June 21 .'13 $210,878
Sinking fund Apr 30 1913-34,899
4Hs'12 M-S
4,800c—
1914-1919 Assess,
val. '12 (abt. act.) .6,736,000
4,^s'12 M-S
S.OOOc.Mch 1 '14-'21
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912— _$12.00
Fire Department Bonds.
.5,463
5Hs'13 M-S
$1,200--Sept 1 '14-'16 Population in 1910
—
Street Bonds.
$1,200c.Mch 1. *14-'16
4 V<s'12 M-S
5Ms'13 M-S
21.000---M-S '14-'23
Refunding Bonds.
5s '06
A-0 f$2,200o.Apr 15 '1.4-'17
t 2,200o.0ct 15 '14-'17
4s'09
4
6,000c.Mch 20 '14-'19
M-S
V^s'10 Mch
8,000c.Mch
1
'15-'22
ATHENS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '06
M-S $54,000c
1914-1931
4s '10
A-0
30,000c—M&S '15-'35
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13_.
$87,600
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_6,973,675
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—_$3.95
INT.
at office of Treasurer.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '07
1
5s
GEN
M-S
19,000c—-Sept '14-'32
1918
12,000c-. .Sept 1
BD. DT. Jan 1 *13.-$146.500
Assessment debt(add'l)
111.390
ATHENS COUNTY.
5s '05
5s
5s
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
$40,000—M&S '14-17
Infirmary Bonds
5s
M-S $20,000c_Sept 1 '14-'20
Road Improvement Bonds
...
Floating debt1,500
Sinking fund
1,663
Assess, val.'12(90% act.)..8,870.180 5s
M-S$200,000c
1929-1939
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$13.80 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$223,000
Population in 1910
6,79o Assess, val. '12
actual)34,808,695
INT. on refunding 4^sffct Farm¬ State&Co. tax (ner$l,000)'12.$3.581
ers' Bank, Ashland, and on
other Population in 1910—
47,795
INT. payable at Treas. office.
bonds at F»rst Nat. Bank, Ashland
M-S
$800c_Mch 1 '14-'15
Sewer Bonds
'04
M-S
$912c.Mch 1 '14-'15
'06
* 1,900c
_—
5s '07
J-D
5s
J
5s '07
.
5s
5s
M-S
'05
M-S
5s '09
__
5s *13
$3.500c.-Mar
F-A
J-J
'05
*14-'15
$1,500
Sept 11914
Sidewalk-Improvement Bonds.
5s
$1,000—Mar 1 1918
Sewer and Drainage Bonds.
5s
$2,000
Cemetery Bonds.
ll,604c_Sept 1 '14-'19
25,000—July 1 '14-'23
Bonds
M-S
$600c_Mch 1 '14-'15
5s'04
M-S
l,425c-__Sept 1 1914
5s '05
l,802c_Mch
5s '08
M-S
F-A
'10
M-S
4s
5s '11
...
4s
...
—_
Sept 11926
...
4s
Street
5s
County.
Water Bonds.
...
/
781c.
Mch 1 1917
l3.334.40c.Sepl *14-'17
;,o
'13
M-S
3,800--Mar 1 *14-'21
Water Bonds
™
This village is in Huron
5s
...
\
'07-
BELLE VUE.
$7,000
Aug 1 1916
3,000c.Mch 1 '14-'16 4s
17,500
Sept 1 1923
774c—.Mch 1 1917 4Ms
10,000
Sept 1 1924,
3,000c_Mch 1 *14-'16
Ditch-Extension Bonds.
M-N
M-S
$2,800c-_Sept 1 1917
City-Hail Bonds.
4s
J-J
$8,750c-_Jan 17 1930
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 1912
$82,300
1 '14-'15 Assess, val. '12
(abt. act.).3,815,240
15,021c-Sept 1 '14-'18 Total tax (per $1,000) 1911...$12.00
20,000c_Sep 19 '14-'21 Population in 1910
5,209
F-A
5,060c.Mch 1 '14-'21
Funding Bonds »■'
INT.
on
'
on
water bonds in New York;
cemetery bonds In
Fremont:
$2,782c_Sept 1 '14-'17
other bonds in Cincinnati.
BOND. DEBT July 1913$253,697
Sinking fund
20,359
5s '06
M-S
Assessed valuation 1912--12,000.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911—.$10.00
INT. payable at Treas. office.
on all
BELMONT COUNTY.
County sestt is St. Clalrsvllle.
Turnpike Bonds.
M-S $69,825-.Mar 1 '14-'32
Court-House and Jail.
B ARBERTON SCHOOL DIST.
4s
M-S $43,000
Sept 1 1914
4^s'09 M-S $12,000e_Sept 1 '14-'24 TOTAL
DEBT May 1913
$25,500
4^s'06 M-S
4,000____Sept 1 1916 Assess, val. *12
(85%act)_70,918,785
4^s'10 M-S
22,000--Sept 1 *14-'29
(Assessment about 85% actual value)
4Ms'10 M-S
14,500.-Sept 1 '14-'29
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12—$3.36
4Ms'10 M-S
6.000-.Sept 1 '14-'24
Population-in 1910
76,856
4Ms'10 M-S
24,000c.Sept 1 '14-'29
INT. on road bonds at Treas. office
4Ms'12 M-S
48,000c_Sept 1 '15-'39
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$131,000
Assessed val. '12 (about).12,000.000
BEREA.
School tax (per $1,000) '12
$3,-70
This village is in Cuyahoga
County.
INT. on bonds of, '09 & '10 payable
Inc. May 1 1851. Pop'n '10, 2.609.
5s *12
at
Barberton
other loans
Sayings Bank Co.
Water Bonds.
M-N$12,000_M&N 1 '14-']
M-N
3,500c_May 1914-'!
M-N
4s
6,000c .Nov 1 '14-']
4s
4s
BARNESVILLE.
This village is In Belmont County.
Inc. 1816.
Pop'n 1910, 4,233.
Water Bonds
5s '04
A-0
$63,000c.Apr 1 '14-'44
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 30
Assessment debt....
r13
3,469
TOTAL DEBT
Sinking
Sept 30 '13
93,925
fund
7,026
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_3,669,560
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—.$14.00
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
This city Is
In Belmont County.
Water Bonds.
4Ms'04 M-NS20,000c—.May
4Ms*07 M-S
25,000c—Mch
4Ms'07 M-S
10,000c.-Sept
City=HaIl Bonds
4s '00
M-S $22,000c_Mch 1
Refunding Water Bonds
4s
*
F-A
A-O
$50,000c—Feb
F-A
$10,000c—Feb
1 1914
1 1917
1 1917
A-O
4s
500c_..Nov 1 1%
3,500c—Oct 1 *14-'i
Electric-Light Bonds.
M-N $2,000c_May 1 '14-'17
M-N
l.OOOc.Nov 1 :i4-*L3
A-O
14.00QC.A&O 1 '14-'2)
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 1912
$63,973
Assessment bonds
36,984
Sinking fund
24,135
Assess, val, '12,(70% act.)-1,682,005
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$15.00
.
INT. at Bank of Berea Co. In Berea
4s '12
A-O $60,000—A&O 1 '16-'
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1 1913.
$60,5®
Assessed val. 1913
(about).1,650,0®
Population in 1913 (est.).
.2,600
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
'14-*24
BETHEL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
1
1923
100,000c_0ct 1 '20&'30
Refunding Bonds
4s '06
M-N
5s '10
BEREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
BELLAIRE.
4s *03
4s
$63,000 4s '06
2-7,456 5s'10
Floating debt
1
1916
-
This district is in Clermont County.
4^s'12 J-J
$30,OOOc_July 1 '22-'51
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1
'12.—$30,0®
Assessed valuation 1912
91Cf,5lH
'13--$274,451 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$11.26
Sinking fund—
43,497
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank..
Assess, val. '12 (abt.act.)_11,919,490
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.—$13.00
BEXLEY
»Population in 1910—
—12,946
This village (P. O. Columbus) is i*
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Bellaire.
Franklin County.
'
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
—
—
—
— .
,
,
Water and Sewer
BELLAIRE SCHOOL DIST.
4s *04
M-S
$7,000c_M&S
'14-'15
4s *09
F-A
9,000c--Aug 30 1916
4s '09
M-S
9,000c—Sept 15 1916
4s
M-S 126,500c
1916-1931
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913—.$174,000
Assessed valuation 1912—11,787,745
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$9.64
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Bellaire.
Bonds.
4J4s'12 A-O $90,000c—Aug
1 1942
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1913$90,000
Assessed valuation 1912—.2,138,330
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$7.40
Population in 1910-.682
INT. payable in Columbus.
BOWLING GREEN.
This
city
is
the
county
seat
of
Wood County.
BELLEFONTAINE.
This city is in
5s '12
County seat Is Athens.
6s '13
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
Fire Department Bonds
Feb. 19 1835.
M-S f $20,000c—Mch '14-*33
INT. on the refunding bonds at the
First Nat. Bk., N. Y.; on others at
People's Nat. Bk., Bellefontaine.
-
is the county seat.
.
land County.
20,000c_M&S 1'14-'23
at office of Treasurer: on
ASHTABULA COUNTY.
M-N$25,000..May 4 '14-'26
.9,500.-Apr
1914-'22
4s '10
M-S 120,000r
1925-1935
INT. at County Treas. office.
4s '11
M-S
50,000...Mch 21 1931
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12 .$216,500
ATHENS.
Assessed valuation 1912.-16,345.200
This village Is in Athens
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
County.
$8.80
Refunding Bonds
INTEREST is payable at Alliance,
6s
M-N$60,0O0c-_1918-'23
'25
($20,000 on.May 1 each year.)
ASHLAND.
5s
J-J
$20,000c__.June 1 1926
This city is the county seat of Ash¬
4s '08
J-J
'14-*20
'14-'27
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-J $110,000-.July 1 '14-33
Sewer Bonds.
—
1
1
5s *13
——
—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$15.00
4,000. .July 1 '14-'17
14.000.M&S
28,000c.J&J
—
-
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '12
$673,155
$29,000— .Sept 15 1920 Assess, val. '12 (abt.act.).19,141,510
7,000
Dec 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912—.$12.80
4s *06
F-A
10,000
Aug 1 1921
INT. at Nat. Bank of Ashtabula.
4s '07
J-J
3,600..-Jan 25 1925
4^s'09 M-N
2,500c—May 1 1915
4s'09
J-D 135,000
1929-1934 ASHTABULA SCHOOL DIST.
4s '10
F-A 1
1.500—-Aug 15 1920
4Ks'06 AtO $27,OOOc__Oct 1 '14-'40.
4^s'13 A-O ... 1,500—-.Apr 1 1928 4Hs'04 AfO
1,500c—Apr 1 1914
Overhead Crossing Bonds.
4Hs'07 A-0
28,000c.-Oct 1 '14-'27
_s
$7,000..-Dec 31 1930 4J^s'08 A-O
6,000c__Apr 1 '14-'25
Cemetery Bonds.
'
4^s'08 A-O
11,250c..A & O 1926
4s '07
J-J
$6,500
Jan 25 1925
4Hs'10 A-O
8,OOOc-_A & O '14-21
Public-Square Impt. Bonds. ■
4^s'll A-0
9,OOOc__Oct 1 '14-'31
5s'13
J-J
$1,300—-July 15 1923 5s *13
A-O
I0,000c-_A&0 '27-'36
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '13
A-O
20,000.
1922-1941
4s
F-A $81/000.-Feb 20 '20-'29
BOND. DEBT July 1913.
$114,000
5s
M-S
12,000
Sept '14-'15 Assess, val. '12
(abt.act.). 19,141,510
4s '04
JiD
000..—Dec 1 1914 School tax
(per $1,000) 1913...$4.37
K
F-A
J-J
M-S
50,000—_M&S '15-39
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913$327,000
Assess, val. '12
(abt.act.)_43,815,000
BELLEFONTAINE SCH. DIST.
Tax valuation 1912—
43,800,000
F-A $60,000—M&S 1
County tax (per $1,000) 1912.S3.549 4s '07
'16-'4#
(Subject to call after March 1 19170
Population in 1910———31.246
5s '08
M-S
$1,000
M&S 1914
INT. payable at Treas. office.
4s *09
M-S
4,000—M&S1 '16-19
4Hsl0 M-S
35.000-M&S 1 19-'41
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12- $106,000
BARBERTON.
Assessed valuation 1912
7,066,796
This village is In Summit
County. School tax
(per $1,000) 1912..$15.00
Inc. 1892.
Popula. 1910, 9,410.
—
M-S
'11
fs 13
5s '13
...
J-D
$3,600c—Mar 1 1939
(Optional beginning March 1 1921.)
'14-'28
2,000—Jan 1 *14-'15 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 13$70,398
13,000-...J&J '14-'20 Sinking fund Mar 1913--65,891
19,000
J&J '14-*23 Tax valuation 1913—
7,066,790
J-J
5s
—
4s
J-J
5s
...
4s '04
M-S
______
.
.
J&J
6,300c_Mar 1
Refunding Gen'! Impt. Bonds.
'17-'23
4Ms'04 M-S $12,160
1914-1915
5^s'13 M-S 43,000
M&S '15-'16
PaVing Bonds,
Hospital Bonds
4s '07
Sept $4,000c.Sept 1 '14-'17
4Hs'10 J-J
$9,000..July 1 *14-'22 4s '07
Mar
3,OOOc.Mar 1 '14-'17
Ditch Bonds
Water-Works.
6s '12
M-N$14,000
6s
F-A $13,000c—Feb 1917-19
Bridge Bonds
6s
F-A
10,000c--Feb 1915-16
5s
J-J
M-S
$3,000.. July 1 *14-' 16 6s
16,000c_M&S 1 '21-37
—.
...
4Ms'12 M-S
Refunding Bonds
4j^s'10 J-J
$30,000
6s '13
...
—
Bonds.
___
...
—
Sewer
xcvii.
5s '09
M-S $21,000-__.Sept 1 1939
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1919.)
Infirmary Building Bonds
5s 09
M-S $28,500c-__Mar 1 1930
$50,000—Sept 1 '14-'23 5s '11
5s *10
J-J
(Optional after March 1 1921)
24,000.-Sept 1 '24-'28
Farmers' National Bank, Ashland.
ALLIANCE.
This city is in Stark County.
ASHLAND COUNTY.
Armory Site Bonds.
Ashland Is the county seat.
4Hs'12 A-0
$5,500c
Oct 1 1931
Road Bonds {County's Portion).
Refunding Bonds.
5^s'13 A-O $55,000
A-O '15-'23
4s
$9,000
River Improvement Bonds
4s
M-S
29,000.. .Sept 15 1920 4^s
$26,500
June 11915
4s
M-S
62,650
Mch 1 1922 5^s
7,500
Aug 1 1915
4s
J-D
21,600...Mch 10 1914 4j^s
25,000—Oct 1 1916
4s'04
A-0
38,000c.Oct 15*16 &'18
Bridge Bonds
4s *05
J-D
24,500..June 5'14-'17 5s
J-J
$17,000c—Jan 1 1917
5s '05
J-D
.5,450
Dec 1 1925 4s
J-J
4,000c—.July 1 1914
4s '06
M-N
19,000..Nov 1 '21&'16 4^s'12 M-S
20,000—_M&S' '15-'19
4Hs'07 M-N
19.250-_.Nov 15 1917 5s '13
J-D
20,000—J&D '14-'18
44^s'12 J-J
40,000c.July 15'-32-'33 5^s'13 M-S 40.000—M&S '15-'23
Debt Extension Bonds.
5^s*13 A-O
54,000
A-O '15-'23
4s '05
J-D $10,000
Dec 1 1925
Mill Dam Removal Bonds
Paving and Intersection Bonds.
4^s'10 M-N/$3,000c_May 1 '14-'15
4s '07
$5,350
I 1,500c
1914
4s '09
M-N
15,500c...May 1 1926 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12
$100,000
4^s'12 M-S
4,000-Mch 1 1934 Assess, val. '12 (abt.act.)_38,662,740
Street & Sewer Bds. (City's portion) County tax
(per $1,000) '11—$7,205
5s '08
J-D
$4,000
June 1 1928 Population in 1910
—22,975
5s '08
J-D
14,000...June 15 1923
INT. at .County Treas. office.
5s'08
F-A
3,800....Aug 1 1926
5s '08
3,300-...
4^s'08
1,500.
ASHTABULA.
5s *08
2,850.
This city is in Ashtabula Co.
Inc.
4^s'09 A-0
5,000..Oct 1 '15&'17 July 10 1891.
Pop'n 1910, 18,266.
.8
v..j
13,000.— Dec 31 1929
Subway Bonds
4s '10
M-N
9,700...May 10 1921 4s '08
A-O $45,000..Oct 1 *14-'28
4s '10
M-N
2,500—.May 15 1919 4s '12
A-O
28,OOOc_Oct 1 '14-'21
4s '10
J-J
2,900...July 15 1919
Street Paving Bonds
4Hs'10 A-0
5,000...Oct 15 1920 5s'07
A-O
$3,000c
Oct 11914
4Hs'll J-D
17,400c..June 15 1928 5s '05
J-J
5,680c.Jan 1 '14-'15
4Ms'12 M-S
7,800——Mch 1 1932 5s *06
A-O
10,000c.-Oct 1 '14-'15
4Hs'12 J-J
13,800——July 1 1933 5s '08
A-O
8,250c__Oct 1 '14-'18
4s'12
19,000—
5s '09
A-O
15,000c.-Oct 1 '14-* 18
4Ks'12 F-A
7,150
Aug 1 1932 5s '11
A-O
36,400c--Oct 1 '14-'20
Fire Department Bonds.
■
5s '12
A-O
2,400
Oct 1 '14-'16
4s '05
J-J
$15,000_June 15- 16- 18 5s *12
A-O
Oct 1 '14-'21
9,520
4^s'08 J-J
7,000...July 15 1923 5s '12
A-O
900.
Oct 11914
5s '13
—9,500
1923 5s'13
A-O
25,000.-Oct 1 '14-'23
Bridge Bonds.
Refunding Electric Bonds
4s '09
A-0
$9,500..-Apr 10 1929 5s
A-O
$i,000:.A & O '14-'15
Grade-Crossing Bonds (City's por.)
River Improvement Bonds
4s '09
J-D $31,000 D ec 31 *32& '33 4s *09
A-O $360,000c_0ct 1 '14-'29
4 1-3%'11 M-N 3,800—-May 15 1918
Sewer Bonds
4^s'12 M-S
3,400
Mch 1 1934 5s '12
A-O
$7,200--Oct 1 a4-'16
[Vol.
AUGLAIZE COUNTY.
County seat Is Wapakoneta.
Is the county seat.
Memorial Building Bonds.
4Hs'07 M-S $85,500c_M&S 1 '14-'22
INT. at Treasurer's office.
TOWNS
6s
5s
---
Logan County. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 8,238.
$2,500
1922
Light and Paving.
M-S
$6,000—Aug 1 '14-'19
M-S
5,200— .M&S '14-'18
Gas and Electric Bonds.
4Ms'05 M-S $50,000
Sept 1 1935
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1915.)
4Ms M-S $10,000-on or before 1914
Fire Department Bonds.
5s
July
$500
July 1914
5s '05
Sept
5,000.-Sept 1 '15-'24
Refunding Bonds.
6s
J-J
$20,000——J&J '14-'16
Incorp. Nov. 9 1855.
Street-Improvement Bonds
4^s'12 M-S
$8,100--Mar 1 '14-'22
4Hs'12 M-S
9,360c_Sept 1 *14-*22
Armory Bonds
-s '12
$3,300.
1923
Park Bonds {Opt. $5,000 yea,
...
4s *11
—
M-S $40,000c
Mar
1 19
Refunding Bonds
M-S
$4,000...M&S '14-'17
4s '99
M-S
4,000
M&S '14-'l7
5s '98
4s'02
M-S
6s *94
M-S
5s '05
M-S
6,600..-M&S '15-'21
1.200_. .M&S '14-*15
13,200-.Mar 1 '18-'24
4,600c-_M&S '14-'X8
6,600-.-M&S '21-'24
4s '12
M-S
13,500-.Sept 1 '20-'21
4s'03-04M-S
4s'07, M-S
Refunding Bonds.
BOWLING GREEN (Concluded)
•
F-A $15,000c...Aug 1 1916
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 *13-.
$98,300 4s
4s
J-J
21,500c... Jan 1 1923
Assessment debt
63,310
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912—5,213,750
4s '07
J-J
$2,000—.July 1 1927
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—
Cemetery Bonds.
Plain Township
$14.88
J-J
$7,000c... Jan 1 1919
Center Township
13.80 4s
Water Bonds.
Population in 19105,222 4Xs
J-J $42,000..Jan 1 '14-'34
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Bowl.Gre<5n.
4^s
J-J
16,000c—Nov 1 1923
4s '05
J-J
4,500c—July 1 1925
BOWLING GREEN SCH. DIST.
4s '07
J-J
5,000—July 1 1927
4s '12
M-S$100,000—M&S 1 '14- 48 4s
15,000
1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.- $100,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912. _.5,307,410 4s
Jan $10.000c_Jan 1914-1923
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$8.10
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank, 4s '08
J-J
$8,500c—July 1 1928
Wood Co. Sav. Bank or Commercial 4s
8,000—
-1918
Banking & Savings Co.
8,0001920
4s
:
...
•
—
County.
In Belmont
—
Bridge Bonds
4s
$12,000c,_.Mar 3 1933
...
Street-Improvement
$75,000c.
...1928
A-0
10,000
Apr 1 1917
4s
...
3s '07
Water
*
$13,500
1915
BOND. DEBT Sept
1 *12. $113,000
5s
...
9,000
1923
2,000
1924
2,000.
1925
4s
38,000
1926
4s
38,000—
1927
4s
18,000—
-.1924
4s
Park Bonds.
4s
J-J
$17,OOOc.Jan 1914-1930
4s '12
Sept 24,000-Sept 10 '14-'37
GEN.BD. DT. Apr 1 1913 $378,500
Assessment bonds—
164,500
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 11,600,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$11.25
Population in 1910
11,327
4^8
43^s
BRIDGEPORT.
This village is
83
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Not., 1913. J
Assessed valuation 1912—3,518,085
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$14.40
3,974
Population in 1911 —
INTEREST payable in
Cambridge
Refunding ^onds.
A-O
$6,000r__Aug 20
4Ms'03 F-A
13,000c—Aug 20
1914
5s *02
4s '04
1923
5,000c-.Sept 1 1928
12,000c_..Feb 1 1924
M-S
F-A
4s '03
4Ms'04 J-J
16,000c__July 15
4s '05
F-A
22,000c_..Feb 1
4s '06
J-D
29,000c._.June 1
4s *07
M-S 59,332.45c Mar 11
3Ms'99 M-S
12,500c...Sept 1
4Ms'00 F-A
30.000c_Feb 1 '15
3Ms'00 J-D
25,000c..Dec 21
5s'03
M-S
7,000r„.Sept 1
4s'04
J-D
5,000c__June 15
4s '04
J-J
10,000r...July 2
4s '04
J-J
5,000c-.July 1
4s '06
J-J
10,000c—.July 2
4s '09
M-S
24,000c_—Mar 1
4s '09
M-S
13,OOOc...Sept 1
4s;
M-S
2,000r_—Mar 1
Sanitary-Plant Bonds.
3Ms'01 A-O $20,000c—Oct
1914
1930
1916
1917
1914
&'18
1915
1919
1918
1921
1919
1916
1929
1929
1929
211916
Bonds.
$20,OOOc—June 1 1926
Police and Fire-Alarm
J-D
4s '06
$969,812
662,220
124,412
(included)
343,000
'12 (abt. act.) 59,469,310
GEN.BD. DT. Jan 1'12Assessment debt
(add'l)—
Sinking fund and cash
Water debt
Assess, val.
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
City tax
1912—$12-30
——50,217
payable at Kountze Bros.,
N. Y„ or at City Treasurer's office.
INT.
BRYAN.
County.
is in Williams
Street-Improvement Bonds
4Hs'12 M-S $12,000c.M&S 1
4^s'12 M-S
14,500c_Sept 1
4Ms* 12 M-S
7,500c__M&S
Bridge Bonds
M-S
$ 1,500c
5s '09
5s '08
&
M-S
M-S
4Hs'll
4^s'12
4Hs'12
4Ms'12
'25-*27
'14-'22
CAMBRIDGE^SCHOOLDIST.
5s *95
s-a
$21,000
1914-1934
4s'01
s-a
8,000
1914-1921
4^s'08 M-S
55.000C..M&S '14-'34
*28-'29
.1914
Electric-Light Bonds
$30,000c.M&S 1 '14-T8
I0,000c-M&s 1 '21-'22
M-N
M-S
M-S
J-D
Water
5s *07
.
.
.
.
.
.
4,800——Mar 1-1922
30,000—May 15 1928
2,400-..Sept 15 1923
J-J
17,000
July 1 1929
4s '09
3,400-.-Mar 15 1924
4s '09
1,250
Nov 1 1928
4s '09
6,500-.-June 15 1939
4s '10
6,000—.July 1 1930
4s '10
1,100
Mar 1 1931
4s '11
3,250—.June 15 1931
4s '11
1,100
Junel 1931
4s *11
5,000. —.Mar 9 1932
4s '12
2,250—Sept 10 1922
4s *12
1,500
Sept 3 1932
4s '12
25,000.—Dec 30 1932
4s *12
1,000—Sept 1 1933
Sept
5s '13
M-S
1,650—Sept 20 1933
5s '13
Assessm't Bonds 4s 4Xs & 5s.
$152,453.50 due from 1912 to 1921.
Fire Department Bonds
4s '08
$10,000—-Aug 15 1928
4s'10
3,250—Apr 1 19*0
Second St. Ry. Bonds.
4^s'07
4s'06
sa
30,000
1914-1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912.
$119,000
Assess, val.'12 (abt. act.) 13,350,000
School tax (per $1,000)
INT. at Cent. Nat. Bk.,
1914-1916
Cambridge.
Refunding Water Bonds.
7,000c-.-.1917-1923
$6,000c„Dec 21 1915
3Ms'00 J-D
™
c
M-S
-no
5,000c.—Sept 1
12.000c—Sept 1
5,000c._July 15
10,000c-.Aug 20
4s '03
Sewer Bonds.
1 1914
5s *11
J-D
$400c...Sept
Water Refunding Bonds.
15,000
CANTON.
County seat of Stark Co. Commis¬
sion government rejected July 15 '13.
Funding Bonds
$3,000c
1912—$4.40
Population in 1912 (est)
23,OOOc.M&S 1 '14-'19
7,000c.M&S 1 '21-'23
5,000c._M&S 1 1925
10,000c._M&S '25-'26
4^s'99 M-S
4s '01
M-S
4Hs'03 M-S
4s '04
J-J
4s '04
F-A
1928
1923
1918
1918
DISTRICT.
5s
M-N$23,OOOc —-.1914-1915
5s
J-D
40,000c. 1918-19-20-21
5s
F-A
23,000c —1916-1917
4s
M-S
75,000c I —1917-1918
5s
M-S
5,000c
1914
4s '05
M-N 30,000c_May 1 '24'-25
4s *06
M-S
30,000c.-_Mar 1 1926
4s "07
F-A
20,000c__Feb 16 1927
4s '08
F-A
30,000c-.Feb 27 1928
4s '08
J-D
60,000c..Dec 15 1929
4s *09
M-N 34,Q00c__May 27 1929
4s '10.
F-A
36,000c__Feb 17 1930
4s '11
A-O
39,000c—Apr 28 1931
4s '12
M-N110.000
May 1 1952
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13$450,000
Assess, val. '12 (H act.) —60,794,470
School tax (per $1,000) Tl-'12.$4.30
Population in 1913 (est.)
60,000
CANTON SCHOOL
Water-Works Bonds.
M-S $26,000c __,-1914-1926
4Hs'02 J-D $25,000c .June 16 1914
Assessment Bonds
F-A J50,000c-Augl5 '21-22
M-S $57,0S0c
1914-1925 4s '04
\50,000c-Augl5 '26-'27
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913.. $245,765
15,000c—Aug 1 1918
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_3,762,570 4Hs'08 F-A
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.i-$15.00 4Hs'10 M-S 100,000c..-Sept 1 1930
M-S 40,000r„_Sept 1 1930
Population in 1911
.3,641 4Xs
25,000c...Mar 1 1932
INT. pay. in Bryan and N.Y. City. 4Xs'12 M-S
Hospital Bonds.
5J^s'13 M-S
$5,000c_.-Sept 1 1933
BUCHTEL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Market-House Bonds.
•.
A district In Athens County.
5s '02
J-J
$75,000c.July 1 '15-17
4^s'12 Sept $30,000c_Sept 1 '14-'43 4s '02
J-J
53,000c...July 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913..$30,000
4s'04
M-S 25,000c.-Mar 1 1920
Assessed valuation 1912
..402,175
4Hs'03 M-S
2,800c
Sept 1 1918
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 — $14.10
Fire Department Bonds.
INT. at People's Bank, Nelsonville
4s '06
J-D $30,000c
June 1 1926
4 34s'10 M-S
7,300—.Sept 1 1920
4Hs'12 Mar
70,000c.__Mar 1 1932
BUCYRUS.
4Ms'12 M-S • 5,000c
Sept 1 1922
This city is in Crawford County.
Park Bonds.
Street Imp Bonds (City's Portion)
4s'06
J-D
$4,000c...June 1 1926
4^s'10M-Sf$10.000c-Mar 1 '14-'23
4s '07
J-J
l,800r._July 29 1917
5s '07
4s *08
_G
...
1 15,000c.Sept 1 *l4-'23
9,000.
..1914-1919
—
9,600..___ 1914-1921
4,500
1914-1918
Fire-Department Bonds
•
5s '04
M-S
$7.000r.Mar 1 '14-'20
4Hs'12 ..i
7.000
1914-1920
A
C W M Co
Bonds
5s '00
$17.500
1914-1920
Subway Improvement Bonds
4HsT2 A-O
$6,500.....1914-1920
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 *13.
$90,100
5s '05
4s '07
...
4 Ms'11
Assessment
bonds
A-0$ 106,000c...Apr
Water-Main-Ext. Bonds.
5s '03
24,150
145,750
4s '07
Assess, val. '12 (abt.
4s .'07
act.)_9,284,150
$13.40
8,122
Population in 1910..
SCHOOL DIST.
.
'I5-'21
30,000c—A-0 *14-'25
M-S $17,500.__M&S
4^s*12A-0
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 '13..
Assessed valuation 1913
$47,500
9,946,290
9,000
Population in 1913 (est.).
INT. at District Clerk's office.
BUTLER COUNTY.
County seat is Hamilton.
Court-House Rebuilding
Bonds
M-S $50,O00c_Sept 1 '20-*24
Refunding Bonds
4Hb
J-J
$10,000..July 1 '16-'18
4s
J-J
37,000....July T4-'18
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$70.000c_Jan 1 '15-'24
4Xa
4s
J-J
12,000c. Jan
1914-16
County Fund.
4^s
J-J
$25,600c.July 1 '14-'17
3.65s
J-J
28,000c. July 1 *14-'21
BOND. DEBT May 1913
$242,500
Assess.val.' 12 (abt. act.) 110,767,780
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12-12.52
Population in 1910
70,271
4s '12
■
_
INT.
payable
at
Treas.
ofice.
The Miami University lands
(22,-
566 acres), appraised at $1,200,080
in 1908, are exempt from all State
taxes except
for school purposes.
CAMBRIDGE.
city
Is
In
Guernsey County.
Sewer Bonds.
Sept 1 1928
4^s
M-S
$9,000c
4s
J-J
J-J
A-O
F-A
J-J
17,000c
July 1 1929
4,000c.. June 1 1926
4s
4s *03
4s *07
4s '07
4s
4s
...
_
5,000. —.Apr 1 1925
10.000
Feb 1 1927
10,000
July 1 1927
„3,500————1926
5.500
.1928
1923
1923
1917
1917
3,300c.—Dec 1 1917
11,700c—Dec 1 1917
J-D
12,000c
June 1 1918
4s '08
5,600c...Oct 5 1918
4Ms'08 A-O
3,300c. ..Mar 1 1914
4Ms'09 M-S
1,000c. ..Sept 1 1919
4Ms'09 M-S
4Ms'10 M-S 29,000c.-—Mar 1 19201,300c...Sept 1 1920
4 Ms'10 M-S
M-N 12,500r__May 20 1914
5s
F-A
lO.OOOr—.Feb 1 1924
4s
800c. _.Mar 1 1914
5s '09
M-S
6,000c—Mar 1 1919
4MS'09 M-S
9,000c—Sept 1 1919
4Ms'09 M-S
1,680
Sept 1 1921
4Ms'll M-S
1,000
Sept' 1 1921
4Ms'll M-S
900—-Sept 1 1916
4Ms'll M-S
2,000.-Sept 1 ' 15-16
4Ms'll M-S
3,000.-Sept 1 '14-'16
4Ms'll M-S
4Ms'12 M-S 45,400c_—Sept 1 1922
3,500c. ..Mar 1 1922
4Ms'12 M-S
16,400c_Mar 1 *14-'17
4Ms'12 M-S
1,600c. ..Mar 1 1922
4Ms'12 M-S
1,500c.—Sept 1 1917
4Ms'12 M-S
Mar 1 1923
5Ms'13 M-S 37,700c
2,400c
Mar 1 1918
5Ms'13 M-S
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
_
...
district in Crawford County.
4s '07
1923
J-D
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-.-
BUCYRUS
,
1 1928
J-D
18,379
Sinking fund
This
7,000c. ..Mar 1 1921
50,000c
Mar 1 1938
Funding Bonds.
5Ms*13 M-S $25,000c—Mar 1
Bridge-Approach Impts.
5Ms'13 M-S
$4,500c—Mar 1
Police-Sta.-impt. Bonds.
5Ms*13 M-S $5,000c--.Sept 1
Sewer Bonds.
•
J-D
$2,200c—June 1
31,500 4s '07
J-J
4,600r
July 1
4s *07
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13.
*
M-S
5Ms'13 M-S
...
...
A
M-S
„
4^s'12 Aug
$1,110—Aug 15 1922
(Subject to call $110 yearly.)
Safety Dept. Impt. Bonds.
5s '13
Sept 1 1933
Sept $22,000
Park Bonds
...
$1,500—Sept 15 1921
Canal Crossing Bonds
4s '11
$1,650—Aug 20 1931
City Prison Bonds
4s '10
$3,250
Apr 1 1930
Refunding Bonds (Gold)
4>£g'92 J-D $40,000
Dec 1 1916
(Subject to call part yearly on Dec. 1)
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 1913 $295,950
4s
'11
.„
^
—
—-
Assessment debt
—
152,454
Floating debt
27,325
Sinking fund—,—
2,006
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 16,471,260
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
INT. in N.Y. on bonds due in 1914
Population in 1910
14,508
and 1915 at Chemical Nat. Bank; on
bonds due 1918 and 1921 at Hanover INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
Nat. Bk.;
all others at Kountze Bros.
5s
4Hs'09
_
4s '07
—
Incorporated about 1840.
Improvt Bds
(Village's Portion).
4Ks'12 M-S $15,000
1929-1931
-
.
.._
village
This
CHILLICOTHE.
This city Is in Ross County.
General Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $11,OOOc...Sept 1 1943
Deficiency Bonds
4^s'04 ... $41,300—Jan 25 1914
Street & Sewer Bonds (General).
i/n'nc
<*o &c\n
Tiii-** oc inic
$3,600...July 25 1915
4^s'05
2,000—Sept 10 1914
4Xs'04
18,000—June20 1915
4)^s'05
16,500
July 6 1916
4s '06
12,700—Aug 15 1915
4s *05
16,350—Aug 15 1916
4s '06
4,000
Apr 1 1918
4s '06
2,800
Sept 15 1917
4s '07
CHILLICOTHE SCHOOL DIST.
J-J
$3,500c—July 22 .1917
CARROLLTON SPEC. SCH. DIST 6s
f2,OOOc_Mar. 1 '14-'15
This district is in Carroll County. 4^s'04 M-S
\2,000c-Sept 1 '14-'15
4s '12
M-S $50,000c.M&S 1 '14-'38
J-J
28,000c—.July 1 1920
TOTAL DEBT Sept 29 '13—$50,000 5s
J-J
5,500c—July 1 1921
Assessed valuation 1912—1,464,980 3s '06
M.-S
40,00Oc.M&3 1 '22-'41
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.00 4s *11
1916-1928
Population in 1913 (est.)
2,000 4s '12 M-N 25,000
$89,000
INT. payable at Cumrnings Trust BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
Assessed valuation 1912—16,801,495
Co., Carrollton.
v
(Assessment about 85% actual value)
$1,000) 1912—$2 ,585
Population in 1913 (est.).
16,000
School tax (per
CELINA.
Co.
Inc.
Pop'n '10, 3,493.
Bonds.
5&s'13 M-S $10,OOOc
Sept 1 1918
Highway Bonds.
4s '00
J-J
$25,000.July 20 '16-'20
Light-Plant Bonds.
4s '00
J-D $25,000c_Junel2 '15-'25
5s
Sept 12,000c_Sept 15 '15-26
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'05 J-J 1 $20,000c-..Jan 1 1925
I 22,000c. _-Jan 1 1935
4s '10
M-N 20,000c
1919-1922
3.90s'01 F-A
25,000-Aug 25 '23-'32
5s '13
Mar
22,000—Mar„l '23-'44
County seat of Mercer
Apr.
2
INT. at office of
1861.
Street & Park Impt.
Street
6s
[4s
bonds{4)^s
15s
_..__
4,936
31,000
27,370
Water-Works Bonds.
A-0 $52,000—Oct 22
'14-'31
6,000--Sept 1 '25-'39
$273,146
(abt. act.)_3,843,770
(per $1,000) 1912,.—$15.00
4J^s'10 Sept
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913Assess, val. '12
Total tax
INTEREST
at
Treasurer.
CINCINNATI.,
Henry T.
Hunt, Mayor; Ira D.
Washburn, Aud.; G. T. Greve, Sec.
Sinking Fund Trustees.
Cincinnati is situated In Hamilton
County.
Founded in 1789; Incorp¬
orated as a town Jan. 1 1802 and as
a
city Feb. 5 1819.
The following
villages have sinoe been annexed:
Avondale, Clifton, „Llnwood, Riv¬
erside,VVestwood.
Hyde
Park,
Evanston, Bond Hill, WInton Place,
Delhi,
College Hill,
Saylor Park,
Carthage,
Madison ville, Mt. Airy,
Mt.
Washington,
Pleasant Ridge,
Oakley,
Hartwell
and
Fernbank.
Question of annexing village of Ken¬
nedy Heights carried on Nov.. 5 1912.
A
proposition to annex Elmwood
Place was also favored by the voters
of Cincinnati on Nov. 5J1912, but was
defeated by the village itself.
Village Treasury.
Bath
House
3>£s'03 J-Jsf$22,000
CELINA SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
$12,000..yearly to 1917
35,000—
1917-1934
15,000
1934-1941
BOND. DEBT May 12'13
$60,000
4s
u—
—
...
July 1 1928
J-D
sf5,000—.Dec 15 1928
J-J
4,500—Jan 1 1930
M-S sf15,000—Mar 15 1930
A-O sf5,000
Oct 11930"
Bridge Bonds
4s '89
J-D $68,000
Junel 1939
'08
4s'10
4s '10
4s'10
4s
~
6s
.
4Hs
i
4,000
(Subject to call June 1 1919.)
act.)_3,843,770 3J^s'01 A-O $50,000
Apr 1 1921
(Subject to call after April 1 1911.)
Oct 11936
INTi»payable at Treasurer's office. 4s '06 A-O sf36,000
4s '07
J-D
sf3,500
June30 1927
4s '08
J-J sf26,000...Jan 27 1938
CHICAGO JUNCTION.
4s '08
J-J sf28,000
July 1 1928
This village is in Huron Co.
Inc. 4s '09
M-Nsfl0,000—.Nov 1 1939
1882.
Population 1910, 2,950.
4s *10
A-O sf7,500—Apr 45 1930
Public-Hall Bonds.
4s *10
M-N sf6,200—-May 1 1940..
434s'12 F-A $20,000c_Aug 1 *18-'37 4s '10 M-N sfl5,000——May 1 1930
Electric-Light Bonds;
.
4s '12
31,500
July 1 1942
5s
M-S
$6,000-.Mar 1 '14-'17.
Highway Improvement Bonds
Genera! Street Bonds.
4s'94
J*Jsf$50,000
Jan 11934
1918
5s
Oct
$2,250c_:_Apr '14-'22
4s '08
F-A $42,O00c—Aug
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.)
1913
4^s'12 J-D
2,500—Dec 1 '18-'22
4Ms'08 F-A
2,000c...Aug
Cine South
Ry Ter (Optional
1918
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'09 M-S
2,500c—Sept
40 years after date).
1914
5s
Apr
$6,000—Apr 2 '16-'27
4Ms'09 M-S
2,000c—-Mar
3^s'02 J-Jsf500,000
July 1 1965
1914
43^s'12 J-J
14,OOOc_July 1 '15-'28
4Ms'09 M-S 21,300c—Mar
3>£s'03 J-J
500,000
July 1 1965
1914
Water-Works Bonds
4Ms'09 M-S
4,600c...Sept
3^s*04 J-J
500,000
July 1 1965
1915
F-A $12,000-.Feb 1 '14-'25
4Ms'10 M-S
3,500c—Mar *14-'15 6s
3Hs'05 J-J
500,000c...July 1 1965
F-A
10,000-.Feb 1 '26-'35
4Ms'10 M-S
6,500c_Mar 1 '14-'15 5s
500,000c—July 1 1965
5s
M-S
2,000--Mar 1 '18-*21 3^s'06 J-J
4Ms'10 M-S
l.lOO-.Sept 1
1916
Cine South
Ry Ref
(Option«
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13.
$75,746
4Ms'11 M-S 40,900c_..Mar
1917
30 years after date).
Assessment debt (add'l)—
22,436
4Ms'll M-S
6,800c—.Mar
1952
1919
Sinking fund
6,507 3^s'02 J-J($7,802,0001 .July 1
4Ms'll M-S
10,300c—Mar
1916
V
sf8,000j
1,000c—.Sept
Assess, val. *13 (abt. act.)_3.111,985
4Ms'll M-S
1916
400r
Mar
4s '08
J^T $600,OOOc—-July 1 1958
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$14.60
4Ms'll M-S
1919
3Hs'06M-N4,595,000c—May 1 1956
8,000c
Sept
4Ms'll M-S
INT.paid at Village Clerk's offloe.
4s '09
J-J
750,000—July 15 19W
3,500c—.Sept 1 1919
4Ms'll M-S
3,400c
Mar 1 1917
4Ms'12 M-S
Fire Department Bonds
13,000c—.Mar 1 1920
CHICAGO JUNCTION SCH. DIST. 4s '04
4Ms'12 M-S
M-S$325,000
Sept 1 1934
5s '10
M-N$45,000c
1913-1941 3^s'05 M-N 75,000c—Nov 1 1935
4Ms'12 M-S 47,500c— .Sept 1 1920
6,500c— .Sept 1 1918
5s *10
A-0
20.000CA&0 14 '23-'42 4s '07
4Ms'12 M-S
J-J
23,000c—July 18 1937
1917
400c._*Sept
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
$65,000 3.65s'07M-N sf25,000—May 2 193f
5Ms'12 M-S
1921
9,800c
Mar
Assessed valuation 1912
3,530,615 3.65s'07J-J sf22„50Q
4Ms'13 M-S
July 5 19<
1918
9,000c
_Mar
School tax (per $1,000) 1912...$6.43 4s '07
5Ms'13 M-S
J-J
sf4,000—July 15 19c
1923
5Ms'13 M-S 25,400c. _-Mar
Mar 1 19S
INTEREST payable at Home Sav¬ 4s '08 * M-Ssf26,000
1921
5Ms'13 M-S 45.800c—.Mar
4s *08
J-J sf40,000
Jan 2 10S
ings & Bank Co., Chioago, Ohio.
1921
6,400c. ..Mar
5Ms'13 M-S
_
Sinking fund
'12 (abt.
Assess, val.
School tax (per
$1,000) 1912..$4,700
,
.
,
—
84
OHIO—CITIES AND
CINCINNATI (Continued)
4s'08
4s
F-Asf$20,000..Feb
J-Dsf25,000—.Dec
10
4s *12
J^T
4s '12
140,000
20,000
.
Condemnation
.—
4s
'04
A-O
4s '04
25 1938
15 1940
M-S
3Ks'05 A-0
July 1 1927
Sept 1 1922
3.65s'07M-S
'07
J-D
J-J
4s
Avenue Pavement
4s'07
3Hs'01 J-D$150,000
Dec 1 1920
3.65s'07A-O
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1910.)
3Hs'02 J-D sf75,000
(Subject to call after June 1
A-0
sf4,000
—
F-A
4s
'08
F-A
4s '08
1935
4s '09
J-D
4s
A-0
1924
1934
1935
1929
1931
Asphalt-Repair-Plant
J-J
$15,000c—July 15 1937
sf6,000—June 1 1928
Subway Bonds
4s '12
M-N$50,000
15 1950
Nov 1 1952
Sewer-Construction
4s '04
A-0$250,000
Apr 1
3Ks'05M-N 350,000c—.May 1
3^s'03 M-Nsf5,000
Nov 1
4s'07
J-J
24.000—July 25
3.65s'06F-A 250,000c_._Aug 13
4s '08
F-A sf6,800—Aug 20
4s *08
J-J sf56,000
July 1
4s '10
A-0
M-N
A-0
4s '10
J-D
A-0
A-0
J-D
4s '10
J-J
4s '10
J-J
4s '10
M-S
4s '10
M-N
4s '10
M-N
4s '10
J-D
4s '10
A-O
4s '10
F-A
A-O
4s '10
M-N
J-D
4s '10
•
M-S
4s '10
A-O
M-N
4s '11
1935
4s '12
4,200-Mar 1 1952
4s '12
6,000-July 1 1932
10,000-July 15 1932
1923
3,420
Junel 1920
5,500—June 15 1920
4s
*12
4s *11
8,000-Dec
1
1931
Epidemic Emergency Bonds
■.
$10,000-July 1,1921
House of Refuge Bonds.
4s '96
J-J /
$34,000..July 1 1926
.
4s *11
...
t
3Hs'05 A-O
sf6,000-July 1 1926
30,000..Apr 1 1925
1930
M-N sf4,500—May 15 1940
4s'13
F-A
80,000-Feb 17 1938
4^s'13 F-A
100,000--Feb 1 1938
Market-House Bonds.
3^s'01 J-D
$50,000. .June 1 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
4Ms'02 A-O
sf$6.000..Oct 1 1927
9,500—Sept 15 1921
16,700—Sept 15 1931
81,280—Sept 15 1941
Special Assessm't Bonds. 4, 4M»
AH, 5 & 6%.
1913-$235,640.59 1917. $115,938.06
4s *10
M-S
4s '10
J-D
sfl.400—Sept 15 1920
sf1,500
Dec 1
A-O sf12,500—Oct 15
M-N sf3,500
Nov 1
J-D sf15,000—Dec 15
4s *10
4s '10
4s '10
4s '10
4s '11
4s '11
—
4s *11
—
•
4s *11
1920
1930
1930
1921
1914j.
1918.
1931
1915.
1916.
191.9.
4s '12
3,500
Oct 2
30,000.—Dec 15
38,000. ..Aug 15
12,000
Dec 1
10,250—Dec 26
1,500
Oct
1
4s *12
25,000.—Sept 17 1932
4s '11
4s *12
F-A
4s '12
4s '11'
4s '12
4s J2
4s *12
J-D
4s '12
M-N
4s '12
4s '12
<
4s '12
4s '12
4s '12
4s '12
23,000- —Sept 1
20,500
Sept 1
75,000—Dec 20
69,000.—Nov 10
1.000
Apr 1
3,500—Feb 15
14,000—Jiine 15
2,100
May 1
500
May 1
3.150
Junel
1932
1932
183,559.37
149,682.54
132,949.08
Park Bonds
1931
4s'93
J-D
1932
4s'04
4s '04
J-J
1932
1932
3Hs'05 J-D
3Hs'02 J-D
4s '06
A-O
4s '07
J-D
1917
4s'07
J-J
4s '07
J-J
1932
1932
4s *07
1932
1932
M-S
1932
4s
4s *09
09
4^s'13 J-D 400,000—June 16 1953 4s *07
4^s'13 J-J
50,000
July 1 1943 4s '08
4Hs'13 M-S
24,500
Sept 5 1933 4s '08
4s '08
Special Condemnation
3J^s'01 A-O $50,000—Apr 1 1921 4s '08
4s *09
(Subject to call after April 1 1911.)
4s '09
3Ms'03 J-J
$25,000
Jan
1 1923
4s'10
Elevated Roadway Bonds
4s '10
4s '11
M-N$60,000c—.May 1 1924 4s '10
Con Sinking Fund
4s '10
4s '91
J-J ($75,000—July 1 1941
4s '10
'
M-S
J-J
M-S
A-O
A-O
F-A
.
F-A
M-N
M-N
A-O
J-D
M-N
M-N
M-S
M-S
92,892.40
48,728.10
16,950 40
17,500-July 15
sf800_July 25
300,000c_0ctl5
25,000c_Sept 1
A-O
4s '09
1920.
sf$35,000.-Junel 1923
500,000c.July 1 1954
sf25,000c.Sept 1 1924
350,000c.June 1 1955
Sf50,000. .July 1 1927
sf20.000_.0ct 1 1956
86.000cJune 30 1957
'
M-S
1932
1932
25,500cSept 15
35,000cJuly 30
sf10,000.-Sept 1
65,000c.Apr 1
50,000c.Apr 1
sf40,000_Aug 20
1957
1957
1957
1949
1949
1919
1957
1958
1948
1928
sf20,0.00.-Feb 1 1938
sf35,000--May 1 1949
sf3,000_Nov 15 1914
50,000c.Apr 11950
l.OOO.OOOcDec 15 1950
sf5,000.-May 1 1930
sflO.OOO.May 15 1930
sflO.OOO.Mar 15 1950
\sf2,000—July 1 1941 4s '10
sf5,000_Sept 15 1950
(Subject to call after July 1 1921.)
4s '12
F-A
75,000_Feb 12 1952
4s '96
J-D sf44,425—Dec 14 1921
4Hs'13 M-N
460,000..May 1 1953
(Subject to call after Dec. 14 1916.)
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
4s *97
M-Ssf43,175—Sept 1 1922 4Hs'13
-.$200,000
-.1953
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1917.)
4^s'13 A-O 125,000—Apr 21 1953
4s *81
J-Dsfl29,000— ,.June8 1931
McLean Ave. Sewer. Letter U2.
(Subject to call after June 8 1911.)
4s '07
J-J
sf$13,000.July 20 1937
4s '81
J-J/ $967,000—.July 1 1931
Waterworks (Opt. 20 yrs. aft. date)
\sf878,000—July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) 3^s'98 F-AI $540,900. .Aug
1938
Con
Sinking Fund
Refunding
sf 9,100. .Aug
3.65s'97F-A
3.65g'97F-A$3,600,000. .Feb 1 1937
3^s'97 F-A
A-O
1,100.000c-Apr 1 I960 3s '99
F-A
(Subject to call April 1 1940.)
3s '01
F-A
4s '10
Hospital Bonds
3Hs'00 F-A sf$25,000..Aug .1
3^s'02 M-S
sf45,000..Oct 1
3J^s'03 J-J'
100,000.-Jan 1
4s '04
A-0
50,000c_Apr 1
3Hs'05 J-D Jsfl75,000[-Dec 1
1
25,000/
3Ms'05 M-S
250.00Qc.Mar 1
3.65s'07F-A
204.006.Feb 15
4s '07
J-J
sf20.000.July 25
,
.
3.65s'06M-N
'09
M-S
4s '09
M-N
4s
4s '10
F-A J
4s '10
J-D
4s '11
4s *11
J-J
\
4s *12
4s '11
4s '12
4s
'12
4s *12
M-N
J-D
J-J
4s '11
J-D
4s *12
J-D
1915
1927
1928
1914
1935
1935
1937
1917
300.000..Nov 5 1931
3Ms*02 F-A
3^s'03 F-A
3^s'03 F-A
3.65s'04J-J
3^s'05 F-A
3 ^s'06 F-A
3.65s'06J-J
3.65s'06F-A
4s '06
M-S
4s '06
M-S
3,500-Sept 15 1931 4s '09
250,000c.May 1 1962 4s '10
M-N
25,000—June 1
37,500—Jan 15
54,000-Dec 15
115,000. Dec 1
M-S
-
4^8*13 J-J
4M8T3 M-S
1942
1962
sf50,000—Feb
4s '10
4s '11
1961
4s '12
4s '12
—
4s
12
4s'12
J-D
...
$75,000.— June 15 1932
100,000—.June 15 1952
4Hs'87 J-J
$50,000
July 1 1917
Water Bonds
4^s'92 A-0 $12,000—Apr 15 1922
Turnpike Bonds.
4s'03
„
A-Osf$18,500—-Apr
1 1933
Comfort Station Bonds.
$25,000c—Apr 15
Viaduct Bonds.
3.65s 07A-O
,
4s
4s
92
03
4s
04
04
J-D$350,000c
M
COLLEGE
1927
June 1 1922
Mar 1 1923
SsflO.OOO
F-A 300,000
A-O
7,500
3^8 06 F-A
Aug 1 1934
Apr 1 1924
425,000c...Feb 1 1936
§-65s OeM-NMO,000c.__Nov
5 1926
25 1927
3-65
07M-Nsf20,000-.May
Is
£~9 257.000c-.Oct
4s 08
F-A
4s
15 1937
115,500c...Feb
08
2s .93
11
4"9 sf4,500
4s
10
4s
11
Oct
250,000c—.Apr
A-Osf283,000—Apr
—
...
15 1940
15 1928
11927
-
§.65s 06F-A 500.000c..Aug
3.65s'07F-A
1931
1 1927
3Hs 03 M-Nsf75,000__. Nov 1
04
J-J sf25,000
Jan 1
48,04 A-O 300,000
Apr 1
3^s 05 M-S 250,000c...Sept 1
4s'04
F-Asf200,000c_-.Aug 1
3 Hs'05
F-Asf500,000c. Feb 1
4s '07
$19,000
F-A
2,700c_.Feb
Sewer Bonds
4s '08
J-D $25,000c..Dec
Park Bonds
4s '10
...
21,000—Sept 15
4s
4s '07
5s
Bonds'
4s '09
J-J
$4,000c..July 15 1929
Street-Extension Bonds
M-S
11929 4s '11
$4,000c...Mar 1 1931
Water Bonds
1 1941
15 1950 3^s
$50,000
§Hs 02 J-J $200,000—.July
3^s 02 A-Osf50,000- —.Oct
4s '07
4s '07
$10,000.
...
Sidewalk
.
A-O
General Street Bonds.
4s '07
4s '07
■
Hs
1 1938
Nov 1 1928
M-Nsf50,000
4s
HILL.
Refunding Town-Hall Bonds
A-0
$5,500c-.Apr 1 '14-'24
Judgment Bonds
4s '06
1924
1924
1925
1924
DELHI.
Fire Bonds
5s '03
5s '03
$2,900
Aug 5 1924
F-A
$742
Feb 5 1923
Re-Surfacing Bonds
4s '06
A-O
$3,000
Apr 5 1926
5s '05
J-J
3,000
July 5 1930
1925
EVANSTON.
5s of 1900, A-O. Due Apr. 2 1920.
13 1916
25 1932
sf7,000—Feb
A-O
Refunding Bonds
1923
Water —$15,000lCondem,n$10,000
M-Nsf16,000
May 8 1917 Town hall
18,000JTr'k sewer 7,000
J-D 363,000c-.June30
1922
Cement Walk Bonds
J-J
10,000c..July 20 1927
/$l,000._Jan 2 *16&*18
F-A
sf5,800.__Aug 30 1917 6s '96
J-J
{ 1,000.-Jan 2 *20&'22
F-Asf 78,000...Aug 30 1922
1
649
Jan 2 1924
J-J
8,000. .July 25 1922 6s '96
M-S
3,326...Sept 18 1916
A-O
528,000c___Apr 1 1923
A-O sfl,000c__Apr 15 1928
HYDE PARK.
F-A sf6,500—Aug 20 1918
Town-Hall Bonds
J-J
sf800—July 15 1928
f $300...Nov 28 1914
F-A sf6,000...Aug 20 1928 4s '99
M-N| 2,000-Nov 28 '15-'19
J-Jl,899,000c.. July 15 1929
10,000-Nov 28 *20-'29'
F-A 115,000
4Msi00 M-N /
Aug 2 1929
600-.May 8 '14-'19
J-D
8,000
June 1 1929
110,100
May 8 1920
M-S.
Water-Pipe Extension Bonds
3,200—Sept 1 1929
A-Osf31,000
Oct 1 1929 4>*s'00 M-N/
$600
May 8 '14-'19
M-S 288,000
Mar 1 1930
123.100
May 8 1920
F-A
Trunk & Lateral Sewer Bonds
13,000
Aug 1 1929
.
4s '08
4s '08
4s *08
4s '08
4s '08
4s '09
4s '09
4s '09
4s *09
4s *09
4s '10
4s '09
4s '10
*10
4s
F-A
M-S
sf2,200—Feb 15 1920
sf5,500—-Mar 15 1920
10,000
June 11925
20,370-—June 15 1925
4s '10
J-D
4s '10
J-D
4s *10
A-Osf24,500
Apr 15
J-D sf10,000-... June 1
J-D sf28,250—.June 15
J-J
sf4,000—-July 1
4Hs'00 M-N$25,000
May8 1926
Street-Repair Bonds
4Ms'00M-N/
$600..May 8 '14-'19
113,100
May 8 1920
Town-Hall Furnishing
4s '10
4s'02
May $2,000—May28 1922
4s '10
Street-Improvement Bonds
4s '10
1930 4j^s'00 M-N/
$600__May 8 '14-'19
4s '10
198,000
M-Ssfl6,100—Sept 15 1930
May 8 1920
4s '10 A-Osfl02,845
Sidewalk Bonds
Oct 15 1930
4s '10
Mar $10,000..-Mar 10 1922
M-Nsf33,500
Nov 1 1930 4s '02
4s '10
J-D sf44,500
4Hs'02 Aug
Dec 1 1930
5.000—Aug 18 1922
4s '11
4,000....Nov 6 1922
32,200-a.—Apr 1 1931 4Ks'02 M-N
4s '11
Water Bonds
1,500—-July 1 1921
4s '11
M-S
4,500
$4,500.-.Mar 15 1923
Sept 15 1926 4s '03
4S '11
Debt-Extension Bonds
2,100—Sept 15 1916
4s '11
A-O
$2,500,1 ..Apr 1 1923
7,500
Sept 15 1921 4s '03
4S '11
30,700— -Sept 15 1931
Refunding Bonds
4s *11
•-r- 5,900—-Oct
2 1931 4^s'01 M-S
$2,500-—Sept 2 1921
1930
1930
1930
—
...
4s
'11
4s,'11
4s '12
4s *12
4s '12
4s '12
4s
'12
4s
'12
4s
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'12
'11
'11
'11
'12
'12
*12
'13
'13
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
w
4>£s'l3
4^s'13
4^s'13
4Hs'13
4^s'13
4^s'13
9.000-.-.Dec 1 1931
3,500
D7c 15 1931
73,000c—Feb .15 1932
M-N 31,000
May 1 1932
J-D
51,000
June 11932
F-A 220,000—.Aug 15 1932
M-S 120,500-.—Sept 1 1932
21.500.-Nov 15 1932
F-A
LIN WOOD.
5s
750—Nov 15 1932
...
...
...
...
.
...
...
...»
...
...
....
M-S 113,000
Mar 6 1933
1933
J-D 155,000. —-June2
J-D 100,000
June2
J-D 191,500....June2
J-J
116,000
July 1
F-A
51,000
Aug 1
J-D
30,000—June 16
1925,
1933
1933
1933
1933
A-0
/29,000\—Aug 1 1923
1 sfSOO/
MADISONVILLE.
Town-Hall Refunding Bonds
...
42,500— Nov 15 1932
3,500— -Feb 15 1932
28,500—-Sept 1 1932
42,500. __-Aug 1 1932
17,500—-July 15 1932
3,000—i July 15 1917
—
1,500—Aug 1 1932
4,500—June 15 1952
2,500—-July 1 1932
7,000—Dec 1 1931
2,500
May 11932
17,000.—May 1 1927
11,000—.Apr 15 1927
17,500—..Dec 1 1931
19,700—Dec 1 1931
18,500
Dec 1 1941
7,000
Apr 1 1932
3,186
—Apr 1 1932
M-N 21,500—-Nov 15 1932
F-A 100,000.— Jan 27 1933
Water-Wks & Elec -Lt Bonds
A-O $40,000
Feb
1 1923
5s
4s '10
...
5s
May $4,000c—May2 1920
Electric-Light & Water-Works
$10,000-..
1924
—
J-J
25,000—__Jan 2 1932
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1922.)
_s
$6,000
4s '08
10,000c.-Apr 24 1933
Subway Bonds
4^s
M-N $11,500
Nov 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Debt-Extension Bonds
5s
M-N $8,300—.Nov 1 1923
Town-Hall Bonds
4s '08
M-N $2,500
May6 1933
Street & Sewer Improv't Bonds
4s '05
M-S
$7,500
Mar 1 1930
5s *09
Jan
1 204c...Jan 4 '14-T9.
Water-Works Bonds
5s
$15,000.
1922
4s '07
A-0
5,000c.-Apr 10 1932
4Hs
15,000J
1922
4s'07
J-D
27,000--Dec 31 1932
Fire Department Bonds
4s *09
A-O $10,000..-Apr 14 1934
4s '10
J-J
3,500— -Jan 2 1935
Town-Hall Sewer Bonds
s
$1,609
Improvement Bonds
_s
$13,213...
4s
...
...
-.-
...
-
...
1943
1,000,000c. Feb
500,000c_Feb
1945
Sidewalk Bonds.
M-Nsfl0,000
May 1 1914
Street Improvement.
4s '91
J-D $50,000
June 11921
4s '91
J-J : 50,000
July 1 1921»
4s '92
J-J
25,000-.—Jan 1 1922
4s '93
A-0
50,000
Apr 1 1923
4s '94
J-J
15,000
Jan 1 1924
4s '94
M-N 30,000
May 1 1924
4s '95
M-N 10,000-.—Nov 1 1925
5s '93
J-D
17,000
June 11923
Street, Fire and Police.
5s '89
M-S
sf$500
Sept 1 1914
4s '89
M-S
14,500
Sept 1 1914
5s *90
M-N 10,000
May 1 1915
A-0
5s '90
18,000
Oct 1 1915
5s '91
J-D
15,000
June 11916
Sewer Loan.
5s '90
F-A
$8,000—Aug 1 1915
5s '92
F-A
5,000
Aug 1 1917
5s '93
J-J
sf7,500
July 1 1918
Turnpike Improvement.
5s '89
M-N$25,000
May 1 1914
—
AVONDALE.
1943
1944
1946
1946
1946
1946
sf250,000c_july
245,000c. Aug
1-,000,000c. Sept
sf5,000-_Sept 1 1946
/sf92,000\Sept 15
1916
30,000/
1,000,000c. Feb 1
40,000_Feb 25
sf60,000_Feb 25
500,000c. Aug 1
1947
1937
1937
1947
250,000c_Feb 1 1948
200.000cFeb 28 1938
500,000c-Aug 1 1948
J-J
M-N
160.000.Apr 15 1951
199.500c.Mar 1 1952
20,000.1Apr 1 1925
Infirmary Improvement.
3,000. July 15 1917 4s '04
J-J
$40,000c...Jan
jsf$5001-.July
.
a
500,000.-Aug
1,075,000—July
340,000-July 1 1943 4s '12
F-A
96,000—Aug
25,000—Sept 1 1953 4s '12
M-S
160,000. .Sept
4s *12
31,500.-Feb
Municipal Lodging House.
4s *10
A-O sf$20,000-Apr 15 1920 4s '12
2,000. .Dec
Stable Bonds.
Workhouse Bonds.
3.65s'06J-J
4s'93
J-D
$100.000—June 11923
$25,000—July
J-D
4s '94
J-D
sfl4,000
Dec
sf6,000—June 1 1924 4s '06
3«s'05A-O
1941
1942
150,000c_May 1
200,000—Mar 1
150,000c Sept 15
125,000c.Jan 2
M-S
4s '11
1942
1937
1939
1,000,000. .Aug
1,000,000. .Feb
sf75,000. .Feb
1,000,000. .Feb
1
135,000—Nov 1 1929 4s '07
F-A
300,000c f Aug 1 1960 3.65s'07F-A
3.65s'07F-A
sf200.000 |
l.OOO.OOOcDec 15 1960 4s '07
F-A
400,000c. July 1 1966 4s '08
F-A
F-A
30.000.Sept 15 1931 4s '08
10,000.-Feb 1 1952 4s '08
F-A
1938
1937
sf250,000__Aug
M-S
4s *06
lOO.OOOcSept 15 1959
3s
sf10,000. Apr
15 1925
sfl0,500_0ct 15 1925
sf2,000_.Dec 1 1925
4,500. .Jan 1 1930
sf13,000-Jan 1 1930
sf44,500.Mar 15 1930
sf9,500__May 1 1930
sf6,000__Nov 1 1930
sf9,500__Dec 1 1930
sf8,500_0ct 15 1940
sf20,000__ Feb 1 1950
sf7,500_Apr 15 1950
sf3,700-May 1 1950
sf20,500-June 1 1950
sf46,000. Sept 15 1950
sfll.100.Oct 15 1950
sf25,000__Nov 1 1950
2,500-Dec 30 1931
xcvii.
4s
sf300-Dec 1 1920
4s '10
4s '10
[Vol.
University Letter H2.
CLIFTON.
$ 100,000c..-July 1 1918
General Improvement Bonds
09
M-S
550,000c—Sept 15 1949 4tfs'88 J-J
1 191S
University (Eng. Annex).
4s 09
J-J
$26,300...July 15 1949 4Ks'90 M-N 561000
May 1 1920'
Sewer Bonds
V.n'versity Bldg. & Equipment.
$50.000c_Apr 1 1924
30,000—Sept 1 1934
sf75,000—Apr 1 1935
sf4,500_Mar 15 1927
sfl9,500_Dec 31 1947
sf5,500„ July 1 1957
35,000. Apr 15 1947
10,000c July 25 1947
130,000-0ct 30 1947
150,000—Jan 2 1948
sf26,000. June 15 1928
sf4,000.Aug 20 1928
sf20,000-Feb 28 1938
sf30,000_Feb 28 1948
sfl7,500_Jan 15 1914
9,000..Sept 11949
sfl5,OOO.Oct 15 1949
sf4,700-Dec 1 1949
6,175-June 15 1919
sf4,500_0ct 15 1929
sf3,500_Dec 15 1929
48,000-Aug 1 1949
sf1,000-Feb 15 1920
2,000. June 15 1920
sf28,300.Apr 15 1920
sf700-May 1 1920
sf3,000_0ct 15 1920
1924
41,000c—Apr 15 1940
J-D
F-A
J-D
4s '10
1937
1936
1918
1933
473,000c-July 15 1949
17,500—Dec 15 1924
J-D
4s '10
4s '10
4s '10
4s '10
J-D$800,000c—Dec
J-D
F-A
4s '10
Grade-Crossing-Abolition
A-O
J-D
4s *09
4s '10
4s '07
4s '09
'09
4s '09
4s '10
1928
1950
M-S
J-D
4s '10
1957
Refuse-Disposal Station
$90,000—.July 15 1927
3.65s'07J-J sf60,000—July 15 1927
4s '10
J-J
A-0
3.65s'07J-J
4s '10
F-A
4s *09
1957 4s '09
1950 4s '09
1932 4s '09
3&s'02M-Nsf$37,000—-Nov 1 1922
J-J
J-J
'08
Garbage Bonds
4s '09
A-0
4s
J-D$300.000c&r_June 1 1932
J-D
'08
1930
Trunk Sewer (Opt. 20 yrs. aft.date)
4s'08
'07
J*D
Police Department Bonds
3Ms'05 M-N$75,0Q0c
Nov 1
07
J-J
sf3,500...July 15
4s '10
A-0 sf75,000...Apr 15
4s '12
J-J
100,000
July 1
Library Bonds
4s '04
J-J
$12,000c
Jan
1
4s '04
A-O
30,000
Oct 1
J-J sf31,000..._Jan
4s '05
1
4s '07
J-J
12,500—.July 15
4s '08
F-A sf3,000——Feb 1
4s '09
A-O sf2,000
Oct
1
4s '10
J-D sf16,000
Junel
4s '11
13,000
Apr 1
4s '10
4s
1 1930
Oct
4s
4s '92
J-J
4s '08
F-Asf$12,000..Aug 15
4s '10
*07
4s
1912.)
City-Hall Repair
4s '10
4s
Junel 1922
Bonds.
TOWNS.
1939
1930
1950
1931
5s '94
„
1
1932
9 1926
1 1926
1 1923
BOND HILL.
July
M-N
4Hs'12
Town-Hall Bonds
M-N $2,930.-.-Nov 1 1932
Refunding Water Bonds
3.90s'00J-J
$35,000
July 2 1920
Refunding Bonds
3 Ms'OO J-J
$9,000
July 2 1920
—
Water Bonds
4s *06
M-S
$4,000
4Ms'09 Aug
5s *10
July
4Hs'll M-N
Sept 1
Aug 2
1,600c..-July 1
2.500—May 15
3,000
1936
1939
1940
1941
RIVERSIDE.
Highway Improvement Bonds
5s '95
J-J sf$15,000—Jan 1 *25-'29
Water-Works
5s *95
M-N sf$35,000.Nov 15 1930
Street & Sewer Improvement
'94
F-A sf$10,000_Aug 15 '14-18
5s '94
A-0
6,000.-Oct 15 *20-*22
5s '94
A-0 sf4,000__0ct 15 '23-'24
Water Pipe Bonds.
M-S $17,000
WESTWOOD.
Sept 1 1920
Culvert & Drainage Bonds.
Water Bonds.
5s '00
A-O
J-J
$7,000—-Apr 1 1920 5s '95
sf$20,000..July 1 1915
Street Repair Bonds.
Sidewalk Bonds.
•
5s *00
A-O $18.00J
M-S sf$20,000—Sept 2 1925
Apr 1 1920 5s '95
Turnpike Bonds.
J-D
30 1923 6s '96
fif$20.000,_Dec 9 1925
5s '95
_
4s^?eM^sn$40,000—_Mar
'
$4,000c...July 1 1940
2,500..-May 15 1941
11,250—Sept23 1952
4s '02
__
1 1932
1 1942
1 1932
OAKLEY.
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
5s '10
5s *11
,
Winton Place Bonds.
CINCINNATI (Concluded)'
WINTON PLACE.
Town-Hall Refunding.
i5s '95
A-O
$12,000—Oct
2 1925
(Subject to call after Oct 2 1915.)
Water-Suppb Bonds.
£s '95
M-N
$25,000_May 14 1925
^Subject to call after May 14 1915.)
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
4s '03
J-J
$45.000.-July 1 1933
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s *03
J-J
$3,000..July 1 1933
INT. payable at Am. Exch. Na
Bank, N. Y., and Third Nat. Bank,
Cine., the authorized agents of the
Sinking Fund Trustees.
M-S
$5,000c..-Sept 5 1913
Warsaw Bonds.
5s
M-S
$5,600c. Sept 15 '14-17
South Bend Bonds.
5s '97
A&O
$100c
5s '00
M-N
1,300c—$100 yearly
4s
5s
J-D
Bond Hill
5s '08
6s
6s
6,000c—
$50,070,871
Wat.dt.(inc) 13,178,130
12,545,500
4s
4s
500 yearly
4s
4s
A-O
A-O
$4,000c
Aug 1 1923
J-D
4,000c..Dec 23 1923
Riverside Bonds.
4s
M-S
4s '06
A-O
4s '09
A-O
4s'10
A-O
Bonds.
5s
J-D
5s
M-N
$800c
June 1 1914
800c_—Nov 1
1914
4Ms'13 A-O
5s
M-S
6,OOOc.Mar 1 '14-'25
BOND. DEBT May 20'13$3,234,600
Sinking fund
4s
4s
4s
4s
INT, on Cincinnati and Madisonville bdnds payable at Amer. Exch.
Nat. Bank, N. Y., on all others at
Fifth-Third Nat. Bank, Cincinnati.
4s
4s
4s
4s
.
Include $14,932,000
bonds and
$2,600,000 Cincinnati Southern Ry.
terminal bonds, the sinking fund and
Interest on which Is paid by the lessee
In the form of rent and therefore not
charged against the tax duplicate.
There were outstanding on Aug. 1
1913
street
bonds for $1,710,184,
payable by special assessment and not
included In the above statement of
total debt.
On Jan. 1 1913 $1,325,659 of these bonds, together with
$92,500 bonds of the Board of Educa¬
tion and $5,953,972 city bonds, were
held by the sinking fund, with cash
on hand amounting to
$676,531—a
total of $8,423,863
Bonds marked
thus—sf—are held In sinking fund.
PROPERTY.—The
city
owns
the Cincinnati Southern RR.
The rental received for the road was
(under the old lease) $1,090,000 till
1901 and then $1,250,000 till 1906.
when lease would have expired.
A
new lease was submitted to a vote of
the people at the 1901 election and
ratified.
Under Its terms the lease Is
extended to Oct. 12 1966 at an annu¬
al rental of $1,050,000 until Oct. 12
1906, and for the 20 years following:
$1,100,000 for the second period of 20
years and $1,200,000 for the remain¬
ing 20 years.
The railroad company
Is also to pay the Int. on $2,500,000
bonds to be Issued for terminal facili¬
ties, as well as a sum annually In addi¬
tion for a sinking fund.
V. 72, p.,
499; V. 73, p. 628.
Tiny legality of
the lease was upheld In a decision
handed down by the Superior Court
on
Feb. 6 1902 (V. 74, p. 392) and
affirmed upon appeal by the State Su¬
CITY
4Ms'08 A-O 500,000
Apr.
4Ms'll A-O 300,000c—Oct
CLARK COUNTY.
SDrlngfleld is the county seat.
4s
—
Deficiency Bonds.
June $35,000c—June *14-'23
Experiment Farm Bonds.
4s
$9,000
Mar '14-'21
—
-
-
—
—-
Park Bonds.
4s
1 1923
1 1924
1 1924
AtO 400,000
4s
A-O
4s
A-O
A-O
A-O
4s
4s '06
4s '05
4s '10
M-S
A-O
1 1927
Apr 1 1928
500,000—Oct '29&'3l
500,000..Oct 1'33&'35
255,000
Apr 1 1924
574,000
Apr 1 1929
375,000
Mar 1 1917
50,000
Oct 1 1940
M-N 45,000c.—May
A-O 500,000c...Oct
A-O 150,000c—Oct
A-O
18,000c—Oct
4.10s'11 J-D 145,000c—Dec
4Ms'll
4Ms'll
4Ms'll
4Ms'll
1
1
1
1
1
1
4s '12
A-O 225,000c..-Oct 1
Police Department Bonds.
4s
A-0$100,000
Apr 1
4s
M-N 125,000
Mayl
4s '12
A-O
30,000c.—Apr 1
4s '12
A-O
35,000c- —Oct 1
Sewer, General.
4s
A-0$400,000
Apr 1
4Ks'08 A-O 225,000
Apr 1
Cemetery Bonds.
4s
A-0$100,000
Apr 1
4s
M-S
25,000
Sept 1
4s '06
A-O
50,000
Apr 1
Hospital Bonds.
4s '05
M-SS100.000
Mch 1
4.10s'10A-0
12,000- —Oct 1
4.10s'10A-0 250,000-—Oct
4s '12
A-O 350,000c...Apr
926
Water.
$50,000_Sep 1 1925
500
Oct 1914
4,620-Oct '14-'20
1,125 Apr *14-'16
Kinsman Rd 4M
972 Oct '14-'10
KysellaAve4M
926 Oct '14-'16
Weidner Av 4M
1,650 Oct *14-'16
Corlett Ave 4M
1,676 Oct '14-'16
East May St 4M
915 Oct '14-'16
Ferncliffe St 4 M
1,325 Oct '14-'10
Inwood St 4M450 Oct '14-* 16
Graham Ave 4M
1,200 Oct '14-'10
Union Ave 4M1,800 Oct '14-'16
Union Ave 4M12,500 Oct '14-'21
Brett Ave 5s_„
2,630 Oct *14-'17
E. 130th St 5s.
389 Oct '14-'17
General 5s—„
Adams St 4Ms_
928
930
946
921
917
918
926
920
922
922
922
924
919
Buckeye Rd4M
Elroy St 4Ms—
NOTTINGHAM.
925
Water Special.
920
920
5s
928
4Ms
931
5s
940
4Ms
4 Ms
4Ms
945
918
919
914
930
942
1931
1938
1938
1936
1936
1942
1947
\
$50,000
J-D
F-A
M-S
A-O
...
Public Bath Bonds.
4s
A-O
$5,000.---Apr
4s '05
M-S
20,000
Mch
4s '06
A-O
35,000
Apr
4s
•
4s
4s
4s
4s '04
4s '05
4s '12
4s '12
—
4Ms
$4,000--July 1 *14-'21
Park Rd. Sunset Dr. & Forest
--.
Qpwpr
vp
$2 ,*161—June 1 '14-*22
—
General Paving.
4 Ms
$3,507—May 1 '15-'21
Paving.,
$19,000 M & N 1 '14-'22
—
Sackett Ave.
4Ms
—
CORLETT.
918
919
Water.
923
4s
930
5s.
940
5s
931
$44,000—.Apr 15 1926
4,000
June 11 1928
3,000
..Apr 1 1929
...
...
...
Sewer.
$3,000
General
5s
923
...
5s
Apr
_ _
928
4s
942
4s
40,000
30*000
.
...
...
6,000
4 Ms
Electric
917
Light.
928
919
920
925
.$18,000-.—Jan
11915
Apr
1 1916
-.
\ 169,000c_—Nov
Giddings Brook Bonds.*
A-O $50,000
Oct
Dugway Brook Bonds.
4s'11
A-O$180,000c—Oct
Morgana Sewer Bonds.
4s '05
M-S $25,000
Mch
Sanitary Bonds.
4s
22,000
5s
...
.
$14,000--Apr 1 '14-'27
Grade.
4s
...
Apr
$27,000
1 1926
Street.
•
1 1914
Apr
5s
'
23,000
July
5s
4,000-.—Oct
5s
•
7,500
June
Sanitary Sewer.
5s
$51,600
Oct
5s
...
$35,000
1 1917
1 1917
1 1919
...
916
...
947
...
943
..
947
Street
r
5s
Impr.
...
^
948
Fire.
929
914
930
937
916
917
May 11928
$8,500
GLENVILLE.
915
916
14-20
$1,19.959—Oct
4Msbra—l
927
..
14-17
—
947
937
_
...
Bridge.
941
_
1 1925
-Apr 1 1926
Apr 1 1928
Dec 1 1928
$60,000——Jan
...
4s
80,000c— -May
*12
..
Water;
940
919
1914-1919
COLLINWOOD.
.
A-O 500,000c—Oct
4s '05
M-S 200,000—-_Mch
4s '05
F-A 250,000——Aug
4.10s'10A-0 100,000
Oct
4s ' 12
A-O 450,000c_
Apr
5s'13
f 113,000c—Nov
M-N
June 11928
56,052
...
918
A-0$500,000
Oct
250,000-__-Oct
100.000—-Oct
200,000
Apr
150,000
Apr
50,000—.Mch
25,000c—Oct
200,000c-..Dec
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
M-S
A-O
J-D
General Street Bonds.
4s
A-OS116,000.
-Oct
4s '05
MtS 200,000-„.Mch
4s '06
A-O
70,000
Apr
4 Ms'11
A
4Ms
926
4M§'13 A-O 200,000
-July 1 1914
$489
—■
Sackett Ave. Sewer.
4s
Electric Light Bonds.
4s '12
A-0$500,000
Apr
4s '13
A-O 200,000—--Apr
4s
$3,000—July 1 '14-'10
5,000.-July 1 '17-'21
...
Sewer General.
927
942
6,982—July 1 '14-'20
15,000.-July 1 '17-'22
•
...
Town Hall.
920
924
$375-.July 1 '14-'16
...
4Ms
4Ms
936
4Ms
5s
$10,000-—Mch 1 1914
10,000
Apr 1 1917
—_
—
.
Light.*
4Ms
$10,000
Apr 1 1917
$60,000
—
Apr
Sewer.
4Ms
—
1 1917
Water.
4Ms
5s
$20,000
Apr 1 1917
21,000—Oct 11919
...
...
Street Impt.
918
1914-1921
$91,500
4M to 6
947
BROOKLYN.
SOUTH
916
Electric Light.
5s
'
$30,000
General Sewer.
A-0$110,000—-Apr
City Hall Bonds.
4s
A-OS700,000Oct
4,10s'10A-O 200,000
Oct
4Ms'll M-N 30.000c—May
4.10s'11 J-J 1,100,000c.-July
Public Hall Impt. Bonds.
4s '12
A-OS175,000c—.Oct
House of Correction Bond
4s '06
A-O $10,000
Apr
4s '12
A-O
75,000c—-Apr
4s '12
A-O 230,000c—-Oct
Garbage Plant Bonds.
4s
A-O $100,000
Oct
914
5s
—
5s
—
947
GEN. BDS.
916
Street impt.
Street impt.
Sept
A-O
50,000c—.Oct
City Farm School Bonds.
4s '04
A-O $15,000
Apr
4s '05
M-S
20,000
Mch
4s '06
A-O
25,000
Apr
923
Water bonds
952
TOTAL
925
Sinking funds
2,410,329.70
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.—,
4s
__ _
M-S 155,000
4s
1927
1928
4s
8.000
May
4s'12
1930
1940
/
A-O
40,000c--.Oct
River and Harbor Bonds.
4 Ms'11
'
1918
5s
4Ms
4Ms
4s
4Ms'll M-N
,
—-
Water General.
929
4s '12
1922
1920
—
,,
Street Impt.
A-0$110,000. —-Oct
4s
J-D
50,000
June
4s '06
A-O 150,000
Apr
4.10s'10A-0 150,000
.Oct
4S *12
A-O
25,000c—Apr
1917N
1925
1942
1947
1927
— -
919
924
$8,500--July 1 '14-'20
7,000—July 1 '14-'20
10,500—July 1 '14-'20
5,968—June 1 '14-'21
10,264—June 1 '14-'21
26.001 M&N 1'14-'19
___
916
Market House Bonds.
,
4s
922
927
4Ms
4s
_
4s
921
921
1913-1922
$40,000-Apr 1 1932
9,000-Apr 1 1932
4,000_ Apr 1 1932
4Ms
4Ms
4Ms
_
June
200,000-—Feb
500,000
Mch
4s '06
500,000-.__Apr
4s '10 A-02,000,000
Oct
4s '11
J-D
15,000c
June
4s'12
A-O
35,000c—Apr
—
4s
920
A-0$276,000—_Oct„
4s '05
g*y the interest on the bonds of the
-
915
Street Improvement.
4Ms & 5s——$230,972.
General Sewer.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
supplementary to the existing BOND. DEBT May 12'13 $126,000
under which the rent payable Sinking fund
4.918
by the Cin. N. O. & T. P. shall be Assess, val. '12 (90% act.)25,110,500
Increased in an amount sufficient to State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-.$4.30
Population in 1910-29,551
ity of Cincinnati to be issued to
INTEREST payable In Batavla.
create a fund whereby said trustees
may complete the terminal facilities',
and to provide a sinking fund for the CLEVELAND.
redemption of said bonds at their ma¬
Cleveland Is in Cuyahoga County
turity.
Said bonds, however, not to and was Incorporated Mch. 5 1836.
exceed $500,000 and to be,issued at This city has annexed the villages of
not exceeding $100,000 per annum.
Glenvllle. "South
Brooklyn, ColllnV. 95, p.
1273.
The water-works wood, Corlett, Newburg and Not¬
pays the interest and sinking fund on tingham. Home rule charter adopted
all water bonds.
*
July 1 1913.
Of the bonds outstand¬
ASSESSED VALUATION. &C.— ing, about 50% are registered, the
Assessed val. and tax rate have been remainder being in coupon form.
as follows:
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed
Tax v. 4s '
A-O $90,000—-Apr 1 1926
Valuation. $1,000 4s
A-O 249,000—-Oct 1 1926
4s
• A-O
30,000
Oct 11915
Years.
$
$
A-O 100,000
Oct 1 1916
1913
15.62 4s
J-J
100,000—Jan 1'18-'23
1912--...
*525.826,770 15.00 4s
J-D 200,000..June 1 '18-'43
1911
*500,000,000 12.64 4s
J-J
175,000—-Jan 1 1921
1910
256.253,260 29.94 4s
A-O 150.000
Apr 1 1920
1905227,655.320 22.38 4s
M-S
20,000
Sept 1 1924
1900
206,481,790 25.98 4s
A-O 240,000
Oct 1 1918
1890—177,773,240 26.66 4s
A-O 125,000
Oct 1 1915
1830--.,,-—— 167,535.356 31.00 4s
4s '04
A-O 100,000..-.Apr 1 1925
•In 1911-'12 assessment represents
4s '04"
M-S 100,000
Mar 1 1916
about full value.
4s '06
A-O 236,000—-Apr 1 1929
POPULATION.—In 1910 popula¬ 4Ms' 11 A-O 300.000c—Apr 1 1931
tion (U. S. Census) was 363,591;
In 4s '11
A-O 100,000c—Oct 1 1924
1900, 325,902; in 1890, 296,908; In 4s '11
M-N 60,000c-—May 1 1924
1880, 255,139; In 1870, 216,239.
4Ms'll A-O 550,000c—Oct 1 1942
-
914
947
4s
1 1947
1 1942
DEBT OF ANNEXED VILLAGES.
NEWBURGH.
931
45,000c—Apr
125,000c-.-Oct
4s
Purchase.
A-0$500.000—-Oct
A-O 500,000
Apr
M-S
50,000—-Sept
A-O 600,000
Apr
4s '12
920
A-O
A-O
...
4s '09
1918
A-OI175,000c--Oct
A-O 725,000c_..Apr
919
A-O 100,000--.-Apr
4Ms'08 A-O 225,000
Oct
4s '10
A-O 127,000
Oct
4s'11
M-N 100,000c—Nov
4s '12 • A-O 222,000c—Oct
5s
•
921
25,000c—Apr
4s
Emergency Bonds.
J-D $39,700—June 1 '16-'44
Flood
4s
4s '12
931
4s
Batavla Is the county seat.
A
919
4J^s'll A-O
CLERMONT COUNTY.
1916
1917
Infirmary & Hospital Bonds.
919
925
Funded Debt.
1914
1915
276
920
4s'12
Maturity.
1913
$35,119
30,662
16,688
10,698
7,922
918
4s
A-O
25,000
Apr
M-N205.000
May
4s '05
M-S
30,000....Mch
4s '05 "• F-A 170,000_._-Aug
4.10s'10A-0
90,000c—Oct
Notes.
$700,000
920
731,000
925
549,000
916
338,000
917
113,000
914
4s
4s '12
Toll-Pike
Oct
A-0$l47,000
4s
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
5s '1.3
Street Improvements.
Bonds.
914
Fire Department.
lease,
CINCINNATI SCHOOL DIST.
4s
M-S$250,000c_
Sept 1 1936
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
3Ms
• M-S
42,500c._.Sept 1 1936
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
3s
A-O 130,000c... Oct 1 1940
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1910.)
3Ms
A-O
33,500c
Oct 1 1940
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1912.)
3Ms'05M-N 100,000c. .May 1 1945
3Ms'05 A-O 150,000c.-Oct 16 1945
3.65s'06J-D 250,000c.-June 25 1946
4s 1906 M-N200,000c.-Nov 26 1946
4s *08
A-O 250,003c.-Apr 13 1948
4s *08
M-S 200,000c...Sept 8 1948
4s '09
M-S 300,000c..Mar 30 1949
4s'09
J-D 180,000c.-Juine 21 1949
4s'10
M-S 250,000c.-Mir 28 1950
4s *10
J-D 240,000c-..Dec 5 1950
4s *11
J-D 300,000c._.Dec 4 1951
4s '12
A-O 350,000c.
1952
Carthage Bonds.
5s
A-O
$1,500c...$500 yearly
College Hill Bonds.
5s
A-O $10,500c...$500 yearly
Sayler Park Bonds.
4s
M-N $4,500c—$500 yearly
Madisonville Bonds.
4s
M-N$35,000c__May 11 1930
4s
F-A
6,000c..Feb 24 1932
4s
J-D
2,500c._Dec 29 1936
4s
' A-O
25,000c—Oct 3 1938
4s
M-S 100,000c—Mar'38-'39
4s
F-A
3,000c..Aug 23 1943
A-O
J-D
4s
Ry.
-
Water Works.
M-S $275,000
Mch
500,000—.-Apr
100,000
June
4s
A-O 1,200,000. __-Oct
4s
v
A-O 300,000
Apr
4s
A-O 400,000
Apr
4s
M-S 100,000.
-Sept
4s
J-D 300,000-__-June
4s
M-S
50,000
Sept
4s
M-S 425,000—-Mch
4s
A-O 450,000
Apr
4s '05
A-O 200,000
Oct
4s '06
A-O 175,000
Apr
4Ms'08 A-O 350,000
Apr
4Ms'13 A-O 200,000
Apr
4s '10
A-O 800,000-1.-Apr
4Ms'U J-D 400,000c-..June
4s
Flood Emergency Bonds.
•
5Ms'13 J-D$l00,000c-June 2 '14-'33
Bridge Bonds.
5s
F-A
$l,500c._F&A *14-'15
4s
M-S
5,500c._M&S '14-'19
F-A
4s '09
9,000c__F&A '14-'22
M-S
5s '11
1.850C--M&S '14-'15
J-D
4s
12,000.—J&D '14-T9
M-S
5s
10,500---M&S *14-'24
J-J
5s
5,000c. J& J 15'14-'18
J-J
5s
5,500c.J&J 15 '14-'19
Channel Impt. Bds.(Assessment).
5s '11
F-A
$2,500c-F&A '14-'16
Funding Bonds.
4s '05
M-S $49,000c-.M&S '14-'24
Memorial Building Bonds.
4s'12
J-D$250,000c.J&D 30'14-39
County Office Bldg. Bonds.
5s
M-S $27,000c._M&S '14-22
GEN. BD. DT. Oct. 2 '13- $476,500
Assessment bonds (ditch).
2,500
Sinking fund
;
8,077
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.-) .87.860.240
County tax (per $1,000) 1912l$2.149
Population in 1910---.66,435
Sept $20.000c.Sept 1 '14-'29
4s '09
M-S
6,500c.Mar 1 '14-'26
4s'11
A-O
11,000c.Oct
1'14-'24
9,000.-July 1 '25-'33
preme Court (V. 74. p. 741).
On 4s '11 J-J
Nov. 19 1912 the common stockhold¬
Bridge Bonds.
ers of the Cin. N. O. & Tex. Pac. Ry.
4s
J^T
$4.500c. Jan
1 '14-'21
voted to authorize the company to 5s
June
4,000c. June 1 '14-'15
enter
Into an agreement with the 5s
Mar
10,000c.„Mar '14-T8
trustees of the Cincinnati Southern
4Hs'13 J-J
10,000
—
—
Intercepting Sewer Bonds
A-0$200,000
Apr
A-O 470,000
Apr
A-O 100,000
Apr
A-O 500,000
Apr
A-O 200,000
Oct
J-D 500,000
June
A-O 350,000—.Oct
'04
A-O 184,000
Oct
A-O 290,000
Apr
4s
201,686
•These figures
Southern Ry.
J-D
A-O
A-O
4s
F-A
Mch
Oct
480,000
June
23,000
Oct
93,000—-Oct
26,000
Oct
20,000
Apr
220,000
Mch
58,000.
Apr
139,000
Apr
98,000
Apr
655,000
Apr
M-S 170,000
A-O 196,000
4s
—
Net debt.$51,236.838
Sewer District Bonds.
A-O
$5,000
Apr
4s
&C. Assessed valuation 1912.535,000,000
Aug. 1 '13. July 31 '12. School tax
(per $1,000) 1912--_$3.48
Gen.bd.dt.*$60.261,066*$58,140.130 Population in 1910-.
363,591
Sink. fund.
9.024,228
8,069.259
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FUND.
Cincinnati
85
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.]
'11
A-O
35,000c—Oct
A-O
25,000c—Apr
Infirmary Bonds.
4s '06
A-0$160,000
Apr
4MsTl M-N
10,000c—-May
Flood Damage Bonds.
4s
A-O $70,000
Apr
Sewer Intersection.
4.10s
A-OS188,000
Oct
Mch.l 1922
-•
„
$60,000—-.Jan 1 1922
30.000May 1 '16-21-26
Water.
921
940
5s
941
5s
936
5s
...$25,000
Oct 1 1924
1,015- —-Jan 1 1914
2,500—Sept 15 1915
152.-Apr 1 '14-'15
...
...
5s
952
_
—
Street Impt.
1914rl915
$23,352
4M to 6
920
INT. at Am. Exch. Nat. Bk., N.Y.
942
Sept 21913.
918
920
outst'g—$30,976,495.70
3,006,802.50
101,365.00
bonds
notes
DEBT
6,665,654.65
40.750,317.85
Assessment about 90% actual value.
Assessed
Tax Ratei
931
1912
942
Valuation,
Years.
924
1911
1910—
920
1905
931
1900—
1890
-
per
$756,831,185
714,804,625
274,970,605
215,026,495
149,769.420
99,614,055
73,647,194
$1,000.1.
$13.60
„
914
1880
930
POPULATION.—In
1910
560,663; in 1900 was 881,768.
18.60
34.80
31.701
30.001
29.301
26.301
was!
•
86
OHIO-CITIES AND
CLEVELAND SCHOOL DIST.
F-A$150,000c... Feb 1 1921
A-Ol,125,000c&r Apr 1 1922
4s '05
J-D 300,000c
June 7 1925
4s *06
M-N350,000c..May 21 1926
4s
M-N 2OO,0OOc&r_May 11920
4Hs'08 J-D 450,000c..-June 1 1928
4s '09
J-J
200,000c.-July 19 1929
4Hs'10 J-J 500,000c—July 25 1930
4^s' 11 F-A 500,000c-Aug 21 1931
4s '12
M-S 300,000c.-Mar 25 1932
4s *12
J-Jl,100,000c—July 1 1932
Nottingham
Bonds
(Annexed
Viaduct Bonds.
M-S $12,000c—Mar
(Subject to call after March 1
4s *12
M-S
10,000
Sept
4s '12
M-S
1,500
Mar
4s '12
M-S 250,000
Sept
4s '03
4s
on
4s *07
4s '08
Amer.
on
Exch.
coupon 4s and 4 Ms
Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
A-0
50,000c..-Oct 1 1918
M-S 150,000c—Mar 1 1919
4s '08
M-S
4s '09
.
INTEREST
'
,
'
Jan. 14 1913).
A-O
$1,000c---Oct.
1 1914
4Hs
J-J
46,000c.-Jan 2 *14-'36
4s
A-0
3,OOOc.Oct 2 *14-'19
Glenville Bds.(Annexed July '05.)
5s
A-0
S8,000c—Oct 1 '14-'17
5s
/
M-S
46.000c.Sept 1 '14-'36
Collin wood Bonds (Annexed).
5s
M-S
$2,000c-_.Sept'14-15
5s
M-S
4,000c. Sept 1 '16-'19
4s
A-0
9,000c—Oct '14-'22
4^s
A-O
69,000c
Oct '14-36
4Hs
A-O
78,000c
Oct '14-39
Brooklyn Village Bonds.
6s
M-S
$6,000c...Sept '14-16
South Brooklyn (Annexed 1906 )
4^s
A-O $15,000c
Oct '14-28
5s
J-J
7,000c—July '14-'20
TOT. DEBT Aug 31 '13--$5,485,500
Sinking fund
662,226
Assessed valuation 1913.791,218,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--$5.315
at
[Vol.
Electric-Light Bonds.
1 1923
4s '97 J-D $68,000c
Dec
4s '01
A-O
1913.)
110,000c-_-Apr
1 1932
(Subject to call after April 1
1 1917 j 4s '03
J-J $122,000c.-Jan
1 1942 t (Subject to call after Jan. 1
I 4s '03
M-S 145,000c...Sept
Public lmpt. (City's Portion).
4s '04
M-S $30,000c—Sept 1 1914 ] (Subj. to call begin. Sept. 1
4s '04
M-S $20,000c
Sept
4Ms'04 M-S
50,000c...Mar 1 1915
4V2\05 M-S 110,000c—Sept 1 1915 ; (Subject to call after Sept. 1
I 4s '05
M-S $53,000c—_Mar
4s *05
M-S 100,000c.—Mar 1 1916
(Subject to call begin. Mar. 1
4Ms'06 M-S
25,000c-—Sept 1 1916
4s '07
M-S 140,000c___Mar
4s '06
M-S 200,000c—Sept 1 1916
4s '08
M-S
15,OOOc__.Mar
4s'06
M-S
50,000c—Sept 1 1917
4s
4s
TOWNS.
A-0
4s '09
MrS
4s '09
M-S
4s
M-S
4s '10
M-S
40,000c.--Sept
1,500c...Apr
5,500c_--Sent
100,000c...Mar
465,000c._.Sept
20,000
1 1920
1 1919
1 1920
1 1920
1 1921
M-S 600,000-—Mar .1
M-S
1923
80,000.—Sept 1 1932
Viaduct Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
J-J $150,000c—July 1 1929
1913.)
4s '11
M-S
4s '11
4s '11
M-S'
M-S
4s *12
M-S
5s '13
M-S
1913.)
1
1934
1914.)
1 1935
1915.)
1936
1928
45,000c—-Sept
1939
2,500
Sent
75,000— .Sept
20,000— -Sept
1920
75,000
Sept
45,000
Sept
30,000-—Sept
1921
1
1941
1 1912
Net
Water
3,521,186
3,076,303
debt_$l4,061,914 $11,2^9,297
debt
(incl.above)$3,105,000
The total
bonded
$2,955,000
debt
Nov.
on
1
1913 incl. street lmpt. bonds payable
by special assessment to the amount
$3,893,700. The sinking fund re¬
ceives yearly about $500,000, which
COSHOCTON SCHOOL DIST.
($2,500
4s
—.
Garbage=Disposal
M-S $40,000
4Ms'09 A-O $26,OOOc__Oct ,1 '20-32
4Ms
A-O
16,000. —-1915-1930
4s '01
A-O
10,000
Oct 1 1923
4Ms'05 A-O
28,000
Oct 1 1929
4Ms'll A-O
5,000c
1925-1929
4Ms'll A-O
7,OOOc_.Oct 1 '20-'26
-
5s
A-O/ 20,000c-.Oct 1 *16-'19
1l80,000c
_
4s '13
M-S 290,000c_..Sept 1 1936
M-S
7,000
Sept 1 1922
A-O
55,000
Apr 1 1933
5s '13
M-S
4s *12
.Oct 1 '20-'37
$292,500
Assessed valuation 1912--13,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
$2.50
Population in 1913 (est.) —-_-3,600
INT. at Treasurer's office.
This
township
(P.
O.
Columbia
Sta. R. F. D.) is in Lorain County.
Park Bonds.
M-S
$8,500c
4s '03
51,677; in 1870 it
4Ms'12 M-S $80,000-M&S
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
was
31,274.
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.). 11,300,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$3.74
Population m 1913 (est.)
10,000
INT. at Comm'l Nat. Bk., Coshocton.
CRAWFORD
5s '94
4s '97
(Subject to call after March 1 1913.)
A-0
$2.000r___ Oct 1 1924
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1914)
4s '05 ' M-N
3,000c—-Nov 1 1915
4Ms'07 A-O
6,000c
.Oct 1 1927
4s '10
A-0
5,000
Oct 1 1930
4s'10
M-S
7,000—— Sept 1 1930
A-O
15,000
1
M-S
1 1914
1 1916
75,000c.._Mar 1
1917
*98
M-S
65,000c-._Mar 1 1918
(Subject to call after Mar. 1 1908)
4s '99
M-S $65,000c—Mar 1 1919
3Ms'01 F-A
85,000c-. .Feb 1 1921
3Ms'02 M-S
65,000c.-_Mar
11922
3Ms'03 M-S
75,000c___Mar 1 1923
4s '05
J-J
25,000c—-July 1 1925
4s '06
M-S 150,000c...Mar 1 1926
4s '09
F-A
60,000c.—Aug 2 1929
4s '11
F-A 126,000c-.Aug 1 1931
4s '10
A-O 150,000c...Apr 1 1930
4s '12
J-D
85,000- —_Decl7 1932
5s *13
M-S
80,000c—Sept 2 1923
4s
14,500—— Sept 11931
5,000——Oct 1 1931
25,000
Septi.l 1942
25,000
Mar 1 1933
Oct
1930
4s'12
Road Bonds.
A-O $50,000—A-O '15-'S3 4s '12
4,0001,.-Sept 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913)
$19,225
Assessed val. 1912—_—
912,530
City-Hall Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) '12
-$8.80 4s '07
M-S $16,000c—Sept 1 1927
♦Shepard Special District.
Population in 1910
1,084
5s
s.-a
$3,600c>Semi-an.M&S
Market-House Bonds.
INT. at Sav. Dep.B.& T.Co.,Elyria
4s '03
St. Clair Special District.
A-O $25,000c__.Apr 1 1933
5s
s-an $10,000c-Apr l T8&'23
(Subject to call after April 1 1913.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13-$1,214,915
COLUMBUS.
George
J.
Karb,
Sewer Bonds.
'
Sinking fund
264,278
Mayor; M. A. Gemuender, Sec'y 4Ms'91 M-S$250,000c&r
Sept 1 1921
Val. school prop.'13 (est). 5,000,000
Sinking Fund Trustees.
4s'98
J-D
10,000c--,June 1 1918
Assessed val. 1913
.254,937,230
This city Is In Franklin County.
3Ms'02J-J
48,000c.—July 11922
(Assessment about actual value.)
Incorp. a borough Feb. 10 1816; city (Subject to call after
July 1 1912.)
School tax (per $1,000) '13-'14 -$4.39
Mch.
3
1834.
Ordinances
were 4s '02
F-A$265,000c&r_ Aug 1 1932
Population in 1912.
181,511
passed Nov. 22 1909 providing for the
(Subject to call Aug 1 1912.)
♦Assumed by Columbus Bd. of Ed.
annexation
of
certain
portions of 4s '03
M-S $175,000c.-Mar 1 1933
when these districts were annexed.
Marlon, Clinton, Mifflin and Frank¬ (Subject to call after Mar
1 1913.)
lin townships.
INTEREST on 4s of 1906 and 1909
V. 89, p. 1496;
4s *03
M-S$l,200,000c_Sept 1 1933
Is payable at the Hayden-Cllnton Na¬
Flood Emergency Bonds.
(Subject to call beg. Sept. 1 1913.)
5s '13
tional Bank of Columbus; on 4s of
Aprii$60,000—Apr 1 1914 4s '05
M-S$319,000c___Mar 1 1925
4Ms'13M-S
25,000——Sept 1 1923 (Subject to call beg. March 1
'10, '11 & '12 and 5s of '13: also bonds
1915.)
5s *13
April 100,000'
Sept 1 1923 4s '05
assumed, at the Clerk's office ; other
M-S $35,000c.—Mar 1 1935
5s '13
May 60,000—Sept 1 1923 (Subject to call beg. March
int. at Nat. Park Bank, N.Y. City.
1 1915.)
5s '13
M-S
20,000——Sept 1 1933 4s '06
M-S $60,000c— Sept 1 1936
5s '13
May 50,0.00—Sept l 1922 4s '06
M-S
CONNEAUT.
8,000c.,.Sept 1 1916
Miscellaneous Bonds.
4Ms'07 M-S
This city is in Ashtabula County.
6,000c—Sept 1 1937
4s '03
M-S $54,000c—Sept 1 1933 4s '07
A-O
75,000c
Oct
1 1937
Electric-Light Bonds.
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1913.)' 4Ms'08 M-S
47,000c.—Mar 1 1938
5s
A-O $20,000c—Jan
1 1916
4Ms'04 F-A
75,000c—Aug 1 1924 4Ms'08 M-S 25,000c.__Mar 1 1933
4s
M-S
20,000c—-Aug
1921
(Subject to call begin. Sept. 1 1913.) 4s '10
M-N
5,000___-Nov 1 1920
4s '07
A-O
$4,700c—Oct 1 1917 4s '09
Street Bonds (General).
M-S
11,000
'Sept 1 1921
4Ms'07 M-S
5s
l,200q—Sept 1 1927 4s TO
M-S
Aug
$3,500c. ..Aug
1915
2,500——Sept 11920
4Ms'08A-O
5,000c-., Apr, 1 1919 4s 11
M-S
4Ms " .ann
23,825c—yrly to 1917
108,000—__Sept 1 1931
4Mis'08 A-O
12,000---.0ct 1 1938 4s '11
M-S
.3,000
Street Bonds (Assessment)
Sept 1.1921
4s '08
A-O
5,,500c___Oct 1 1928 (Subject to-call beg.
Sept. 1 1912.)
4Ms
June$49,320c)yrly to 1917
4s'09
A-O
24,000. —-Oct 11939 4s '11
M-S. 3,000-.—Septl 1921
5sM-S 120,325c/
4s'10
M-S
8,000. —-Sept 1 1930 4s *12
M-S
75,000..Sept 1 1932
Park Bonds.
4s'11
M-S
51.500
Sept 11921 4s 12
M-S
6,000—..Mar 1 1922
4s '11
4 Ms
M-S
$22,000c
Oct 1936
20,000
Mar 1 1926 4s '12
M-S
50,000
Sept 1 1942
4s '12
M-S
10,000.--.Mar 1 1926 4s '12
M-S
Land Purchase Bonds.
10,000
Sept 1 1931
4s '12
M-S
2,000
Sept 1 1915 4s 12
M-S
4Ms'll
$5,444.39 July 15'21-26
65,000
Sept 1 1933
4s '11
M-S
43,000
Sept 1 1931 4s 12
GEN. BD. DEBT Oct. 1 T3$116,992
M-S 315,000
Sept 1 1937
4s '12
M-S
10,000
Mar 1 1926 5s '13
M-S
Assessment debt—
j—
123,650
35,000
Mar 1 1943
4s *12
M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1914 5s '13
M-S
Floating debt
1,000
10,000—Sept 1 1933
4s '12
M-S
45,000
Sept 1 1942
Work-House Bonds.
Sinking fund
33,015
4s '12
M-S
5,500
Sept 1 1932 4s '02
F-A
Assessed val. '12 (about Act.) 9,524,130
$60,000c—Aug 1 1932
5s '13
M-S
11,000
Sept 11933 (Subject to call after
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$12.60
Aug. 1 1912.)
5s *13
M-S
5,000
Sept 1 1918 4s '03
A-O
Population in
$35,000c—Apr 1 1933
1|910
8,319
5s '13
M-S
8,500
Sept 1 1918 (Subject to call after
April. 1 1913.)
INTEREST payable at Conneaut
Subway Bonds.
Water-Works Refunding.
Mutual Loan & Trust Co.
4s '12
M-S $35,000
Sept 1 1937 4s '07 M-S $
150,000c...Apr 1 1937
4s '12
M-S
35,000
Mar 1 1932 3Ms'01
M-N180,000c
Nov 1 1919
Water-Main Bonds.
4s '08
J-D
75,000c...Dec 1 1938
CONNEAUT SCHOOL DIST.
4s '12
M-S$305,000
Septl 1942 4s '08
A-O 100,000c
Nov 1 1938
4s
J-J
$14,000c
1914-1921
Street Bonds.
4s'10
M-N175.000
Nov 1 1930 *5s
M-S
500c
1913
5s'13
M-S
$1,500-_-Sept 1 1924
Fire Department Bonds.
5s
M-S
1,100c.
1914-1915
(optional beg. Sept 1 1914)
J~D$100,OO0c_—June 1 1916
6s
M-S
5,000c
1914-1918
5s '13
M-S
$3,000-—Sept 1 1933 4 Ms 08 A-O
55,000c...Oct 11938
5s '09
J-J
3,550c.Jan 1 '14-'20
4s '13
M-S
5,000— -Sept 1 1932 4s '07
A-O
25,000c
Oct
1 1936
4Ms'08 J-J
64,500c.-J&J 1 T4-'43
5s *13
M-S
25,000—Sept 1 1923 4s 09
A-0
33,000c.—Oct 11939
BOND." DEBT Apr 1 '13—
$98,440
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4s '12
M-S
60,000
Sept 1 1932
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.). 9,524,130
4s '10
A-0$300,000_
Apr 1 1930 4s '12. M-S
40,000
Sept 1 1942
School tax (per $1,000) '12
$4.27
4s '11
J-J
200,000
Jan
1 1931 5s "13
M-S
10,000—..Sept 1 1933
Population in 1910 (est)
—9,000
,
,
DIST.
ROAD
CRESTLINE.
This village Is In
Crawford County.
Population 1910, 3,807.
Inc. 1856.
General Street Bonds.
5s '13
A-0
SS.OOO-Apr 10, '14-'23
5s '13
M-S
5,500-.Sept 1 '14-*23
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '05
$75,000..May 1 '25-'34
4s '06
F-A
11,000--Aug 1 '35-'37
---
5s '13
4s '06
4s
A-O
$40,000c—Oct
4Ms'96 F-A
25,000c._-Aug
Mar 1 1933
M-S
A-O
CO.
NO. 1.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
J-D $20,000c
6s '99
—1914
F-A
6s '01
30,000c
1915-1916
M-S
5s '05
15,000c
1917
J-J
5s '06
20,000c. ..July 1 1918
A-O
5s '07
50,000c_Aug 1 '19-'21
M-S
5s '08
10,000c_Sept 1 '15-'16
M-S
5s '09
30,000c-Sept 1 *23-'24
M-S
5s '10
10,000c--_Sept 1 1925
M-S
5s
15,000c. ..Sept 1 1922
4 Ms'12 A-O
12,000c-.Apr 1 '21-'25
5s '12
M-S
18,000c...Sept 1 1926
5s '13
A-O
16,000c-.-A-O '17-'23
BOND. DEBT May 1913
$235,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-20,316,350
INT. payable at office of Treas.
6,000-.Sept 1 '14-19
Refunding Bonds.
COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s'11
4s *12
4s '12
1 1927
'17-'33
$113,000
1
4Ms'09 M-S
4s '04
M-S
(Cen¬
7,000-—Sept 1 1943
4s '10
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.
1910
sus), 181,511; in 1900 it was 125,560';
In 1890 It was 88,150; in 1880 it was
Sept 1 1920
4s '06
—
BOND. DEBT Sept 30'13
POPULATION.—In
Bonds.
4s *11
Sept 1 1915
Sept 1 1924
/15,000
114,500----Sept
,
CLEVELAND HTS. SCH. DIST.
M-S
of
13,52$4,998*247,576,390 13$40
„
89,600
16,127
.—
Population in 1910.
-9,603
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
6s at Chemical Nat. Bank,
N. Y.; on Glenville coupons at Gar¬
Library Bonds.
does not Incl. assessments for street
field Sav. Bank, Cleveland; on South
3Ms'02 J-J $40.000c.__July 1 1932
lmpt. bonds.
Brooklyn bonds at Home Sav. &
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
Banking Co.; on Colllnwood coupons
ASSESSED VALUATION, &o.—
4s '03
A-0 $40,000c—Apr 1 1923
at office of Farson, Son & Co., N. Y.;
The city's net bonded debt on Dec.31,
(Subject to call April 1 1913.)
Cleveland Trust Co., Cleveland, and
assess, val. and tax rate have been4s '05
M-S $30,000c...Mar 1 1925
Citizens' Sav. & Trust Co., Cleveland;
Assessed
Tax per
(Subject to call March 1 1915.)
on $46,000 and
$1,000 Nottingham
Y'rs.
Net Debt.
Valuation. $1,000.
Water=Works Bonds.
bonds at Cleve. Tr. Co.; on $3,000
4s '88
J-J
at Nottingham Sav. & Bkg. Co.
$50,000c—July 1 1918
1912
4s '98
J-D 125,000c&rJune 1 1928
1911 11,299,297*235,660,100
13.50
4s '03
M-S
50,000c___Mar 1 1923
1910 10,154,404
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS.
101,588,930
31.20
(Subject to Call after March 1 1913.)
1905
This village is in Cuyahoga Go, Inc. 4s
6,925,636
79,593,930
30.30
'03
M-S $45,000c—.Sept 1 1933
1900
4,904,984
66,847,590
27.50
May 3 1903.
Pop'n 1910, 2,955.
(Subject to call begin. Sept. 1 1913.)
1890
4,351,090
Water-Works Bonds.
43,663,270
23.00
4s'04
A-O$250,000c—-Apr 11934
1885
1,896,400
35,279,170
22.50
4Ms&5s___
$59,000-. —1914-1923 (Subject to call after April 1' 1914.)
Street Bonds (General).
4s '05
A-OS240,000c—-Apr 1 1935
•Property now assessed at actual
4Ms&5s
$91,511
1912-1920 (Subject to call beg. April 1 1915.)
value
under
Smith
Street Bonds (Assessment).
1%
tax
law;
4s '12
250,000-— .Sept 1 1942
formerly M actual value.
4Ms&5s___ $969,450
1912-1923 4s '04
M-Sl,200,000c..Mar 1 1945
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '11 $1,069,961
The 1912 tax rate given above In¬
(Subject to call after March 1 1920.
Assess, val. '12(abt. act.)$14,763,690 4s
'07
A-0$ 175,000c—Oct 1 1947 cludes State tax of $0,451, county
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.10 4Hs'08 M-S 40,000c—Sept 1 1938
$2,129, city, $6.70 and school $4.12.
coupon
Assessment debt (add'l)—
Sinking fund——
INTEREST Is payable In part at
the Nat. Park Bank, N.'Y.
City, and
part at office of the City Treasurer.
$2,762,500
Grade=Crdssing Bonds.
M-S
$4.000c__-Mar 1 1947
4s'07
A-Ol,000,000c.-Oct
11947
Water Works.
.
4 Ms
M-S
$5,600c—Sept 1 1914
GEN. BD. DEBT Jan 1'13
$68,100
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).10,270,750
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$11.80
Sink, funds.
4s'06
city is the county seat of
Incorp. in 1902.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
M-S $12,O00c_Sept 1 '14-'25
4Ms
M-S
11,500c— -Mar 1 1935
Hospital Bonds.
4s
M-S
$9,000c
Sept 1920
Library Bonds.
4Hs
M-S
$4,000
May 5 1919
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms'06 M-S
$6,500c_Sept 1 '14-'16
1 1933
1 1922
Assessment Bonds.
This
^
1941
TOTAL DEBT. SINK. FDS., &c.:
Nov. 11913. Jan. 1 1912.
Tot, bd. dt_$17,583,100 $14,375,600
1912.)
1 1914
Con-
the
at
& Trust Co.
Coshocton Co.
1 1933
1 1922
1912.)
3Ms'02 J-J
95,000c---July
(Subject to call after July 1
4s '02 • M-N400,000c&r_Nov
(Subject to call after Nov. 1
4Ms'94 M-S
50,000c._.Mar
$370,20014s
19,0001
4s '10
M-S
M-S
payable
Loan
COSHOCTON.
1911.)
1 1933
"""
4s '09
aeaut Mutual
1
Nov 1 1920
4s '12
4s '12
4Ms
4Ms
INTEREST
1 1927
1931
xcvii
$9,000.-Jan 15 '14-'22
9,000__0ct 1 '15-'23
---
'08
A-O
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1'13
$123,300
Assessment bonds (add'l)-30,379
Assessed valuation 1913-_-3,234,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$13.80
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Crestline.
CRESTLINE SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'10 M-S $38,000c. Sept 1 '14-'31
s
500
May 11914
4s
M-N
500.--.May 1 1914
-.-
s'13
2,000-.
---
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
Floating debt
$41,000
3,500
—
Assessed val. 1912 (about).3,500,000
Population in.1913 (est.)
___5.00Q.
Bk., Crestline.
INT. at First Nat.
,
—
—
CUYAHOGA COUNTY.
.County seat is Cleveland.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
J-D $29,067c.--Dec
J-J
15,924c
Jan
.
,
6s '13
6s '13
A-0
6s '13
A-0$ 144,000- Oct
Court-House Bonds.
-
4s '02
4s '09
4s *10
A-0
4s '11
A-O
—
0
•'
—
1
1915
4s '06
4s '09
4s '09
A-0
A-0
A-0
A-O
4Ms'10 A-0
4 Ms* 11 A-0
4Ms'08
4Ms'08
4Ms'08
4Ms'08
A-O
4s '12
*14-'28
•14-29
240,000--Oct
255,000- -Oct
150,000. .Oct
224,000--Oct
224,000-.Oct
224,000--Oct
255,000--Oct
255,000.-Oct
200,000c_0ct
'14-'29
*l4-'30
'14-'27
'14-'27
'14-'27
'14-'27
'14-'30
'14-30
'14-*33
A-0
4s '11
'14-*32
A-0
'14-32
18-'22
190,000:.Apr
190,000.-Apr
50,000c.Apr
Bridge Bonds.
'05
A-0 $14,000. .Oct
A-O
'08
7,000.-Oct
A-0
'07
15,000_-Oct
A-0
*07
12,633.-Oct
A-0 527,000-.Oct
'09
4s '12
'14-'26
'14-'21
*14-*25
'14-'28
F-A$428,000..Aug
A-O 130,000--Oct
A-O 375,000-.Oct
A-O 375,000.-Oct
A-0 240,000--Oct
.
_—
1915
1915
Refunding Bonds.
4s '01
.
..
45,000c...Oct
,
5s'13
A-O
5s
'14-'20
'14-'20
'14-'16
'17-'18
'14-'26
A-0 482,920. .Oct
*14-'41
A-0 482,920.-Oct
'14-'41
A-0 500,000..Oct
'14-*43
A-O]320,000c-A & O '14-'23
5s
4s
4s
4s
4s *11
4s '12
4s '12
4s '12
\ 680,000c_ A & O '24-'43
4 Ms'08 A-0
10,000.-Oct
4 Ms'08 A-0
4 Ms'09 A-0
190,000.-Oct
9,000.-Oct
4 Ms'09 A-0
6,000--Oct
4 Ms'09 A-0
14,000 ..Oct
4 Ms'10 A-0
6,000__0ct
4 Ms'10 A-0
4 Ms'12 A-0
4 Ms'12 A-0
4 Ms'12 A-0
5s '13
4,800. .Oct
4,800--Oct
11,000--Oct
Staking
'14-'23
' 14-'29
'14-'22
'14-'19
1
D '14-'27
1 '14-'19
1
'14-' 19
*14-'19
'14-'23
4.500-.Oct 1 '14-'16
1,000,000c.A&O *14-*46
A-0
GEN. BONDS Oct *13-.
Special
1
1
1
assess,
bonds
fund
Assessed, val. 19121
Actual val. (est.)-,.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
;
1
1
$8,609,105
3,270,944
698,188
900,912,535
950,000,000
.$13.60
Population in 1900-.439,120
Populaton in 1910:1-637,425
INT. at office of County Treasurer.
'13
DABKE COUNTY.
County seat Is Greenville.
4^s'12 J-D J $25,000-Dec 14 *14-'15
\ 25,000—Dec 14 1917
Refunding Road Bonds.
is *13
P-AJ$10,000._uAug 18 1915
\ 50,000.--Aug 18 1918
Bridge Bond3.
5s
M-S
$3,000c.-Mar 26 1914
,
4^s'10 M-S
13,500c_Sept 8 '14-'16
BONDED fRoad bonds
S208.500
DEBT
Nov *13
j Ditch bonds.-. 204,000
[Bridge bonds— 17,800
68,804,720
(per SI ,000) '13 $3.20
Total valuation 1913
Itate & Co. tax
Population in 1910-----42,933
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
G. W. Bish, City Aud.
County seat of Montgomery Co.
Incorp. a town Jan. 6 1816.
New
charter adopted Aug. 12 1913.
DAYTON.
Refunding Bonds.
•
is '10
A-O $20,000
Oct 1 1927
4^s'll A-O
25,000
Apr 1 1927
4Ks'll J-D
47,000-June 1 *27-'36
^
Bridge Bonds.
IHs'02 J-J
$63,000c July 15
4s '04
J-J
5,000c_Jufy 1
M-Nl2Q.000c.Nov 2
4s '03
P-A
16,000c-Feb 1
4s *04
M-N 50,000c_May 1
4s '05
A-O
4s '05
20,000c_Apr 15
M-S
3,000c. Mar 1
4s '06
A-O
3,000
Oct 1
is '07
M-N170,000c_May 1
4s *08
F-A I70,000c_Feb 1
4s *10
16,000—Mar 1
4Hs'll M-S
2,000
Dec
4^s'll J-D
15,000c. Jan 1
4s '12
J-J
65,000c_Apr 1
4s '12
A-O
15,200c_Sept 1
4s *12
M-S
Police Department Bonds.
5s '07
A-O
$2,000.-Oct 1 '14-'15
4Hs'10 M-S
8,600.-Sept 1 '19-'22
General Improvement Bond3.
4s '08
F-A $23,000
Aug 1 1928
General Street Impt. Bonds.
4s '07
A-O $45,000.-Apr 1 '16-T7
J-J
43,500.-July 1 '14-'15
4s '07
A-O 150,000 ..Apr 1 '14-T6
5s•
Mar 1 1920
20,000
3Hs'02 A O
M-S
32,500.-Mar 1 '15-'18
5s '08
F-A
18,500c_Feb 1 '16-'17
5s *08
F-A
46,000.-Aug 1 .'14-18
4s
J-J
12,000c. July 1 14-'25
4s '05
9,OOOc_May 1 *14-16
3^s'06 M-N
2,300c.Aug 1 '14-15
4s '05
F-A
5s '08
F-A
15.000
Feb 1 1918
5s *05
J-D
6,500.-Jan 15 '14-'26
4s'05
M-N
5,000. .Nov 1 '14-18
5S
A-O
75,000c_Apr 1 '17-19
3J^s'99 J-D
10,000c—Dec 1 1918
3^s'03 F-A
12,000c.-Feb 11923
5s '91
M-N/25,000c.-.JNov 1915
150,000c.Nov '17 & '19
M-N 40,000c_May 1 '15-18
4s '08
J-J
4s '09
14,000c_July 1 '14-'20
'14-'22
.
5s '09
5s '09
A-O
A-O
"
4,OOOc.Oct 1 *14-17
J 1,000
Oct 1 1915
,
1943756 1923
\ 2,000_0ct 1 17 & '19
5s '09
A-O
2,000
4s '10
A-O
/ 5,000
*14-'29
'14-18
4s '10
A-O
5s '10
J-D
'14-'23
4s '10
J-D
'14-'18
'14-'25
9,000.-Apr 1
6,000c.June 1
10,000c-June 1
2,000c-.Sept
11,000c. Oct 1
3,000c--Sept
8,000c. Apr 1
10,500c. Sept 1
10,000.-Oct 1
58,000c. Apr 1
13,500c. Apr 1
25,000c_Sept 1
28,300c.Sept 1
50,000-Apr 1
6,700 ..Sept 1
25,000-Sept 1
3,500-Sept 1
1,600
Sept
5,000.-Oct
5,700c.Jan
4,400c.Jan
8,000c.Jan
45,000c. Apr
20,400c. June 1
5,700c_ June 1
3,900c.June 1
1,200
Jan
'14-16 4Hs'10 M-S
'14-'16 4^s'll A-O
'17-'35
4s '11
M-S
'21-'35
4^sl2 A-O
'21 '28
1
1914
*19-'21
-
4^8*11
Oct 1 '14-15
Apr 1 1914
110,000.Apr 1 '16 & '18
4 Ms'10 M-S
4^s*10
4'^s'll A-O
'19-31
43^s'll A-O
•24-31
4s '11
M-S
3.000
Dec 1 1919 4s 11
4Hs'12
—
M-S
'25-'28
20,000c .Aug 1
5s '13
P-A
4 Ms'11 A-O
Garbage-Crematory Bonds.
4Ms'll M-S
M-S
3^6*02 J-J
$25,000c July 15 '14-'18 4s '11
4 Ms'11 M-S
Public-Safety-Eauip. Bonds.
4s '12
J-D $25,000—June 1 '20-'24 4Hs*ll M-S
4 Ms'11 A-O
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
4Hs'll J-D $47,000c_June 1 '27-*36
4Ms'12 J-J
Fire-Department Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
4s '05
F-A
$8,000c_Aug 1 '14-T7 4s '12
A-O
16,500c_
June 1 1923 4s '12
4s '08
J-D
J-D
3,500—_Feb 1 1924 4s '12
4s '09
F-A
J-D
2,600c. Sept 1 '19-'20 4s '12
4^*10 M-S
J-D
2,900-.Sept 1 '19-'21 4s '12
M-S
is "*13
F-A 119,000.-Aug 1 '25-'32
—
'14-16
'14-19
'14-17
1 1919
'19-23
1 1925
'19-31
'20-'24
'19-23
'24-'35
'20-'26
'20-'24
'19-24
'26-'35
'19-*24
'20-'24
19-*21
1 1919
'19-23
'20-24
'20-'23
16-'23
'21-'29
'20-'23
'20-'24
'20-'22
1
4Ms'12
'24-'28 4Ms'12
J 8,000.-Sept 1
1 3,000-Sept
'24-'33
2,600
Apr
4s'12
'20-'37 4Ms'12
4 Ms1!? A-O
18,300c_Apr 1,
No. Dayton Retaining Wall.
5s '13
A-O
40,900c_Apr 1
4Ks'10 M-S
$3,200c_Sept 1 '19-,'21
Miami River Impt. Bonds.
4s *11
A-O $15.000c_Apr 1
J-D
50,000c.Dec 1
A-O 385,000c. Apr 1
1919
7,000..Jan 1 '20-'26
1,000
Apr 1 1914
.
4s '11
*22-'25
—
1 1926
1 1914
—
'24-'27
'28-31
General Lighting Bonds.
Market-House Bonds.
F-A $35,000c.Feb
is '13
F-A
1
5,180c-.-Aug
\20,000c .Aug 1
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
$15,000c—-July
7
$93,600
Water-Works Bonds.
80,200
$24,000c.June 1 '14~'15
75,800
90,000c.July ! '14-*22
M-S
85,700
6,000c--Sept 15 1914
J-J
68,900
2,000.-July 1 '14-T5
J-D
60,000.-June 1'14-'19 1918-.— 56,000
M-N500,000c. M ay 1 '16-*25 ^Assess't Bds.—
J-D
8,000--June 1 '14-T7 1913-.—$44,080
I^s'00 J-D
J^s'02J-J
4s'03
4s '06
4s '05
is *07
,4s '08
4s *10
4Hs'll
4s '11
4s '11
4s *11
4s '12
•
M-N
8,500--—May 1 1919
M-N
20,000c_May 1 '15-34
M-N
5,000c. .May
20,000c. Sept 1
'9,000. .Dec 1
31,500c_ Dec 1
_
M-S
J-D
J-D
A-O
25,000c_Apr
A-O 120,000c. Apr
4s *12
A-O
is '13
45,000c_Apr
Boulevard Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$8,000c-July
4s'07
A-O 100,000c.Apr
4s *06
A-O
12,000.-Apr
'
"
~
1
1
1 1920
'23-'26
'20-'24
'21-'26
'22-'26
'20-'31
1 '17-25
1 '14-'17
1 '17-'20
1 '14-T6
Park Bonds,
26,400
1924----3,000
Sewer 4s, 5s tfe 6s.
1919
$10,000
1920——
5,000
1921-9,000
3,200
u
2,000
1924----1,000
1923——
—
-
—
Population in 1900.
Population in 1910ASSESSED
—
—
-
-
85,333
——.116,577
VALUATION.
Assessed
J-J
$31,000c—July 1 1921
4Hs'll M-S
7,200c...Sept 1 1919
4^s'll A-O
5,000--Oct 1 '19-'23
4s '12
A-O
9,000c.Apr 1 '18-20
4tfs'12 M-S
2,700c—Sept 1 1919
4s '12
5,000
Dec 1 1919
Underground-Wire Bonds.
4s '07
J-D $25,000
June 1 1917
Public-Service Deficiency.
4s '09
F-A $99,000--Feb 1 '14-'24
Levee Bonds.
4s
A-O $76,000c.Oct 1 '14-'18
5s '07
A-O
2,000.-Apr 1 '14-'17
($1,000 due in odd years.)
is '07
—.
Bonds,
is '93
A-O $25,000.—Apr
is '94 * A-O
50,000
Apr
is '93
A-O
25,000——Apr
is *93
A-O
25,000
Apr
4s '05
J-D
6,000c.June 1
4s '06
J-5
12,000—Jan 1
4s'06
J-D
13,500c.June 1
4s '06
J-J
5,000
July
Sewer
1905
1899
13.60
29.60
28.20
25.60
—
♦Assessment
for
1911
and
about actual value.
INTEREST Is payable at
4s
4s
4s
Water Bonds.
4Ms'96
4s'98
1912
'10
4s '08
M-S
"
M-S
A-O
—
4Ms
4Ms
1
1
1
1
1925
1914
1927
1928
Nov 1 1921
—
3,551.91Nov 1 '20-'23
7,300-_-M&N'20-'27
Portion).
...
—
Sewer & Street {City's
M-N$13,800c—-May 1 1922
M-N
7,300
Nov 1 1922
Sewer Bonds.
INT. payable at the City Treasury. 4s '98
$100,000.--.May 1 1923
4s '01
20,000——May 11921
4s '09
5,500
May 1 1929
DEFIANCE COUNTY.
4Ms'll
18,500----Nov 1 1921
Defiance Is the county seat.
Municipal-Site Bonds.
4s
M-N $7,000
Nov 1 1922
Building Bonds.
Fire=Engine Bonds.
4s '12
J'ne $14,000c
1914-1927
4Ms'10 M-N$10,000—Nov 1 '21-'30
Bridge Bonds.
Fire & Police-Signal Apparatus.
4Ms'08 M-S $15,000c—Sept 1'14-'16
4^s:i0 M-N$10,000—May 1 '21-'40
4s
M-S
48,000
Sept 1 1922
/ Lighting Bonds.
5s *13
M-S
65,000c_Sept 1 '17-'29
4s *98
$5,000
May 1 1918
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$132,000
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913
$387,652
Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.)_37,000,000
Assessment debt (add'l)__
244,009
County tax (per $1,0.00) 1913-S2.859
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913
631,661
Population in 1910
24,498
Sinking funds
:
88,150
$1,000) 1912—$14.20
Population, in 1910
7,327
4s '12
4s
—
—
---
—
---
INT. at Treasurer's office.
Assess, val. '12
(80%act.).18,533,050
$1,000) 1912—$1,290
Population in 1910
9,179
Tax rate (per
DELAWARE.
This
Inc.
city is in Delaware County.
Population 1910, 9,076.
1815.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s'13
$6,650—Sept 1 *14-'23
5s '13
J-D
1,500--Sept 1 '14-T8
the Su¬
INTEREST Is payable at
perior Sav. & Trust Co..
Cleveland.
--
Ditch Bonds.
4s '06
M-N $1,500c.Apr
EAST CLEVELAND SCH. DIST.
43^ g *04 J-D$l 15,000c.-Dec 15 1934
J-D
4.900C-J&D 1 '14-T6
1 '14-'16 5s g
5s g
Funding Bonds.
10,000c__-June 1 1914
J-D
4s 07
M-S
50,000---Sept 19 1927
$8,891.81cMchl'16-24
9,000c_.Nov 21 1928
5s '12
A-O
12,000c.Mar 1 '16-'27 4^s'08 M-N
100,000c—Jan 17 1930
5s '12
A-O
5,238.42cMarl'16-'25 4^s'09 s-a
4s '12
A-O
16,000
Oct 1 1931
Sub-Fire-Station Bonds.
4s '12
A-O
15,000
Oct 1 1932
5s *07
J-J
$4,000c-July 1 '14-17 4s '12
J-D 150,000c--Dec 16 1932
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$471,500
General Street Bonds. >■'
5s
M-S $53,524.01c_Y'ly to '19 Sinking fund
53,035
4s
M-S
3,200c_Y'ly to 1917- Assess, val. '12(80% act.).18,500,000
5s '10—M-S
2,940c_Sept 1 '14-'20 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.60
5s '12
A-O
1,500c-Mar 1 '14-'18 Population in 1913 (est)
12,000
5s '13
M-S
10,000c_Mar 1 '14-'23
INTEREST Is payable at the Su¬
5s '13
J-J
4,500c_Sept 1 '14-'22 perior Sav. & Trust Co. and Cleve¬
5s '12
M-S
land Trust Co., Cleveland.
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $3,500c_Mar 1 '14-20
M-N
3,500c-Mar 1 '14-'20
5s
M-S
17,920c__Y'ly to 1919 EAST LIVERPOOL.
4 Ms
This city is In Columbiana County.
M-S
20,000
Y'ly to 1924
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-D
8,000c_Dec 1 '16-'23
M-S $62,000c
4s
Mar 1 1925
Sidewalk Bonds.
M-S
19,000c
1914-1932
5s
M-S
$2,800c__Y'ly to 1914 4s
Oct
4,820c --.-1914-1918
5s '13
J-D
l,500c_Sept 1 '14-'18 5s
A-O
3,129c —-1914-1915
5s *10
Sewer Bonds.
M-S /28,000-Sept 15 '19-'32
5s *11
5s
M-S
$6,470c__Y'ly to 1917
1 1,406---Sept 15 1933
GEN. BD.DT. May 20*13 $101,050
.7,500--Apr 1 *14-'18
5s '13
5s '09
5s *10
„
—
Assessment debt
(add'l).,
209,055
9,346
8,730,050
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$15.00
Cash
on
hand
Assessed valuation 1912—
INT.
payable at Delaware Nat.
(sinking fund depository).,
Bank
71*
•
•
•
/30,000c...Apr 1 1917
(per $1,000) 1912—$3.46
Population in 1913 (est.)——125,000
INTEREST payable at American
Exchange Nat. Bank, New York.
___
—
Playground Bonds.
5s '13
Oct
_
/$1,500.—Oct
\
7,000--Oct
1 1914
1 '15-'21
Funding Bonds.
4J^s
F-A $92,925c--Aug 17 1933
(Subject to call after Aug. 17 1913.)
5s
M-S $33,000c-..Sept 1 1924
(Subject to call after Sept. 1
1914.)
Water Bonds.
DELAWARE SCHOOL DIST.
M-N$24,000c--May 24 1937
4Ms'12M-S/$23,000c.Mar 1 '15-'37 4s
1 12,000c_Sept 1 '14-'37 (Subject to call after May 24 1917.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 17 '13J-D $18,500c___June 1 1923
$97,500 5s
Assess, val. *12 (abt. act.)_9.250.0QO 5s
J-J
50,000c-_.Jan 1 1922
School tax (per $1,000) 1913---$4.60 (Subject to call after Jan.- 1 1912.)
Population
m
-9,200
1913 (est.)
INT. at Deposit Bank Co., Delaware.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
Delaware
Is
the
seat.
county
County Incorporated In 1808.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
M-S$130,000—-M&S '14-'23
Road^Bonds (Assessment).
4s-4Ms w—$410,544—!Up to 1920
Ditch Bonds {Assessment).
4s-4Ms
$74,649
Up to 1918
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-S $10,350c.Mar 1 '14-'22
County Bonds.
4s
$12,500-—Up to 1915
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '11
$575,834
Assessed valuation 1912--40,693,010
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
$7.38
Population in 1910——
27,182
5s '13
—
INTEREST
at
Water-Works
...
5s
Sewer
—
GEN, BD, DT. Apr 1913 $498,406
debt-99,186
Sinking fund
67,462
Assessed valuation 1912--21,644,100
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$12.60
Population in 1910
20,387
Assessment
.INTEREST on the $62,000 street,
bonds Is payable In New York and on
the
$19,000 and $4,820 street bonds
City Treasurer's offloe.
at the
.
Sept
May
Oct
July
8,000c
1914-1917
19,000c—-Aug '14r'23
16,OOOc_JuIy I '14-'29
F-A
69,000c_Feb 1 *25-'47
F-A
14.000c_i.Aug 1 '18-'24
J-D 135,000c-June 1 '23-'52
4s '12
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13
$301,000
4s '08
Bonds.
$30,000
10,0005;000
10,000
Bonds.
$18,000
—_
5s
^
EAST LIVERPOOL SCH. DIST.
School Bonds.
J-D $40,000c
June *14-'33
5s
DELPHOS.
5s
Bonds.
M-S
$1,252—-Sept 15 1919
Ref. Bonds {opt. after 1920).
4s
J-J $105,000c
July 1 1940
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
5s'10
A-O
$7,500c
1914-1915
($3,000 annually.)
5s
Apr
$9,000
1914-1916
5s '11
J-D
9,000c-June 1 '23-*25
Library Bonds.
4s
J-D $20,000c
Dec 1 1919
Sewer
5s '11
Treasurer's office.
the Na¬
160,000c. ..Apr 1 1922
4s '12
J-D 200,OOOc_Dec 19 '23-'30
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913--$566,000
Sinking fund (investm'ts)__
83,000
Assess, val. 1913 (est.)..152,000,000
(Assessment about full value.)
School tax
1 1916
1 1918
M-N
9,500.--Nov 1 1922
Paving Bonds.
5s
$7,700
May 1 1918
This city Is in Allen County.
4s
9,000
4J^s'll M-N
Tax rate (per
DAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s
—
4s '07
.
*09
_s
•
tional Park Bank, New York.
4s
—
4s
69,400
——
2,000.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12__$356,400
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)-7,135,120
_s
$35,000
Oct
20,000
May
50,000
May
10,000
Nov
23,000
Nov
M-N 15,500c-.-Nov
—
-.-
4s'00
4s '04
—
5s
'lft-'21
-
—
36,000c.Mch 1 1919
50,000c—Mch 1 1920
,
$12.80
....
1910
Street Bonds.
'08
$16,500
4s
5s
'14-'19
'14-'25
'14-T6
1 1914
4s '06
J-D 189,000.-June 1 '14-'21
4s '07
J-D
55,000.-June 1 *21-'22
4s '07
F-A
3,000cFeb 1'14-16 17
4s '08
J-D
89,500c.June 1 '23-'26
is '10
F-A
6,000c_Feb 1 '14-'19
is '10
A-O
3,000.-Apr 1 '14-T6
4^s'10 M-S
8,500c_Sept 1 *19-'26
is '10
J-D
4,000c_June 1 '14-T7
4^s'H M-S
1,800
Sept 1 1919
4Hs*ll A-O
51,000.-Apr 1 '26-35
4Hs'll A-O
11,000—Apr 1 '19-'24
4Hs'll M-S
2,600
Sept 1 1914
4^s'll A-O
4,000c—Oct 1 1920
4Ks'll J-D
6,000c-Dec 1 '20-'25
4 Hs'11 J-D
20,000c_ Dec 1 '20-24
4s '12
J-D
8,000c_June 1 '20-'27
4s '12
J-D
35,000c.June 1 *20-'26
5s '13
A-O
72,200c_Apr 1 '26-'33
Stewart St. Retain.-Wall Bonds
$3,200c—.Apr 1 1914
4Hs'12 A-O
Asphalt'Repair Plant Bonds.
4s '12
A-O
$2,500c_Apr 1 :20-'22
3,000--Dec 1
$1,000.
—*$150,005,610
*143,230,810
62,631.280
51,010,380
42.565,200
1912
1911
Tax per
Valuation.
Years—
-s
4s '01
Refund. & Deficiency Bonds.
1 1914 5s
J-J
$75,000c.June 1 ' 14-*16
1 1915 4s
J-J
40,000c. July 1'17&'21
1 1916
School Bonds.
1 1918 4 s
M-N$50,000c—-May 1 1918
..
4s *12
1919
$41,500
1920--— 33,000
1921—— 37,500
1922
24,200
42,100
38,400
30,500
24,000
1918—_
• 18,000
GEN. BDS, Sept S '13.--$5,589,200
Assessment debt (add'l)—
894,756
TOTAL DEBT Sept 8 '13 6,483,956
Sinking fund
294,611
NET DEBT Sept 8 '13-. 6,189,345
1914-
_s
Refunding Bonds {Concl.)—
'00
M-S $20,000c. 2,000 yearly
M-S
18,000c_ 2,000 yearly
'02
M-S
10,500c_ 1,000 yearly
*04
M-S
58,000c
1924
'04
M-S
50,000c
1942
'04
M-S
9,000c_$2,000 yearly
'08
64,500.
4s
.
'20-'21 4Ms'll M-N $25,000c
.$5,000
1 1925 every five years begin. June 1 1920
J-D $30,000c.Dec 1 '20-'25
*26-'27 4s '11
4Ms'12 J-J
8,200c..Jan 1 '19-'26
Boulevard Lighting Bonds.
1 1926
5s '08
F-A
8,000.--Aug 1 1918 4Ms'll J-D
$4,200
Dec 1 1920
Assessm't Bds.—Paving 5s & 6s.
is '13
M-N800,000c_May 1 '23-*32
" Amount.
Due..
Amount. Due.
is'13 —
50,000--,.
4s '09
4s '05
87
OHIO-CITIES. AND TOWNS.
Not., 1913. j
1
1
1
1
4s
1922
4s
1926
1920 4s *09
4s '10
1914
Sept 1 1921
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
M-S
F-A
J-J
(70%act.).23,947,140
Assess, val.'13
(per $1,000) 1913—$4.45
$5,000
Mar 1 1915
23,000
5s
17,000
July 1 1914 Population In 1913 (est)
INT. on bonds of '08, *09, '10 & *13
5s
13,000
Dec 1 1920
5s
6,000
Sept 11918 payable at First Nat. Bank, E.Liver¬
Refunding Bonds.
pool; all others at Dlst. Clerk's office.
4Ms
$20,000—Nov 15 1929
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '12- $139,000
Assessed valuation 1912
4,451,810 EAST PALESTINE SCHOOL DIS.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912^---$14.20
This district Is In Columbiana Co.
F-A $50,000-M&S 1 '16-'44
Population in 1910
5,038 5s '12
5s
M-S
18,000c
1914-1920
5s '12
M-S
2,500c_Sept 3 '17-'21
DELPHOS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s
9,000c
1921-1933
This district Is In Allen and Van
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$79,500
5s
School tax
—
—
---
___
DEFIANCE.
This city is in Defiance County.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
M-S
$8,000
1916-1923
5s '13
_s
Sewer Bonds.
'07
$1,000
Wert
Counties.
4Mg'10s-a
4Ms'12 M S
$88,000e_Ap^ 1 '14-*45
25,000cMar 20 *15-'45
BOND. DEBT Mar 1912— $123,000
Assessed valuation 1911
4,717,349
—.
-s
'09
-s
10
—
5,000—
—4,000—
Refunding Bonds.
* M-S
$4,000c-$2,000 yearly
5s *94
M-S
7,000c- 2,000 yearly
5s, '97
M-S
22,000c_ 2,000 yearly
4s '98
M-S
19,000c_ 2,000 yearly
4s '99
M-S
19,000c. 2,000 yearly
School tax (per
$1,000) 1910—$10.00
(70% act.)-3,504.000
$1,000) 1912—$10.80
Population in 1913 (est)
5,050
Assess, val. '12
Tax rate (per
INT. at Chamberlain Bros,
& Co.,
East Palestine.
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
6s '93
EASYCLEVELAJTO.
This city Is in Cuyahoga County.
Incorp. as a village Feb. 11 1895;
as a city Feb.
17 1911.
EATON.
This village Is In Preble County.
Inc. about 1806.
Pop'n '10, 3,187.
Street Bonds.
„
4^s'10 M-S
5ks'13
May
$2,000c
1915
4,000—Sept 1 '14-'21
88
OHIO-CITIES AND
TOWNS.
BATON—(Con.)
FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP.
BOND. DEBT
Sewer Construction Bonds.
4Hs'07 M-S$125,000c
.1942
This township (P. O. West Farmington) is in Trumbull County.
Total
_
This city is in Hancock
Assessed valuation 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
INT. at office of Board of Educ'n.
FREMONT.
This city Is In Sandusky
County.
Refunding Bonds.
6s
F-A
$3,000c___ Aug 1 1914
5s
F-A
7,000c—Aug 1 1916
a
4s
A-O
$5,000c
4s
1920
A-O
J-D
25,000
Oct 1 1921
(45,000--June 1 '14-28
145,000- -Dec 1 '14-'28
GEN. DEBT May 15 '13$405,196
ELYRIA.
156,171
This city Is situated In Lorain Co. Assessment debt
New charter rejected July 15 1913. Water debt (included)—_
325,000
Sinking funds
60,005
Water-Works Bonds.
14,173,480
4^s'98 J-J
$45,000—July 1 '24-'28 Tax valuation 1912
4s '02
A-O 105,000.-Aug 1 '14-23 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
4s '02
J-D 150,000--Dec 1 '24-*38 Population in 1910
14,858
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
4Hs*05 M-S 50,000c_Mar 1 '28-'37
3^s'06 J-J
15,000c.Jan 1 '29-'36 and at office of City Treasurer.
4s'06
M-N 50,000c_May 1'28-'37
4s '07
M-S
25,000c_Mar 1 '19-'23 FINDLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A-O ($15,000c _Apr 11 1915
4s '08
M-S
20,000c-Mar 1 *18-'27 6s '90
4s '09
M-S
1 10,000c. .Apr 11 1920
10,000c_Sept 1 '15-'24
5s '93
F-A
4s '09
10,000c-Feb 1 '21-'25
33,000-..
4s *00
M-S
4s '10
3,OOOc_Mch 1 '14-'15
30,000
3 Ms'OO F-A
4s '11
25,000c-Aug 17 '15-'23
50,000
4s '03
M-N 17,000c_May 1 '14-'30
City-Hail Bonds.
A-O
5s '05
M-S $12,OOOc.Mar 1 '15-'20 4s'08
12,OOOc_Oct 15 '16-'27
4s'11
F-A
Bridge Bonds.
l,500c_AuglO'14-'19
5s '04
M-S $24,000
Refunding Bonds.
Mar '14-21
A-O $12,000c.Apr 11 '14-'25
4Ms'06 M-S
54,000c_Sept 1 '15-'25 4s '08
4Hs'06 M-S 21,000c_Sept 1 *15-'25 4Ks'08J-J
9,000c_July 15 '14-22
J-J
15,000c—-1914-1925
4Ms'07 M-S
5,000c-__Mar 1 1914 4s'<10
(For maturity see V. 90, p. 460)
4^s'08
10,000
4Hs'll A-O
16,000—Apr 1 '22-'29
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '12
4Hs'12 J-D
5,500--June 1 '26-'30
$20,000---BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913 $147,000
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (about).-25,000,000
4s *12
—$40,000
...
(Assessment about actual value.)
Paving Bonds.
4^s'06 J-J
$3,000c—Jan 1 1914 School tax (per $1,000) 1913
$3.80
Population in 1913 (est.)
4Hs.ll
19,000
18,000
INTEREST on the 4s is payable
4^s'l0
25,000
—
—
—
_
...
------
—
—
—
—
Total tax
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910.
—
INTEREST Is
1912..$12.80
*—7,214
payable
Gallon
at
---
,
—
Is
payable part at
United States Mtge.
& Trust Co.,
and part at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
ELYRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J-J
A-O
6s
$2,500c_July 1 '14-'18
4,000c
1914-1919
4,500c
1917-1922
5s
9,000c —1914-1916
4Hs'05 M-S
18,000c
1914-1915
4Hs'06 M-S
9,500c
1923-1928
4s '07
M-S
60,000c_Jan 1 '18-'37
AHs'08 M-S
10,500c.Mar 17 '15-21
4Ks'll M-N 12,000c_Nov 17 '17-28
4Hs'12 M-N 30,000..Nov 4 '17-36
4s *12 " J-D 300,000.Dec 24 '23-'42
BOND. DEBT May 12 '13 $467,000
Sinking fund
5,046
Assessed valuation 1912--21,290,600
School rate (per $1,000) 1912._$3.70
4s
4^s
-
—
J-D
M-N
4s
M-S
109,000c-—Sept '23-'25
4s '08
M-S
8,000c.
Mar 1 1925
4Hs
M-S
40,000c—March 1923
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
M-S$150,000c. .July 15 1924
4Ks
M-S
43,000c..July 15 1924
Water Works Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $15,000—M-S '15-'24
.
4s
Refunding Sewage-Disposal.
M-S
4Ks
M-S
This district Is in Cuyahoga Co.
4Ks'll A-O$100.000c—Oct 1 '21-'35
5Ks'13 A-O
11,000c.-Oct 1 '21-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $100,000
Assess, val. '12 £90% act.).5,738,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$3.80
Population
in
1912 (est)...—..2,000
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
•
500c
Sept
1922
1922
Sewage=DisposaI Bonds.
6s
M-S
5s '13
$12,610C...Sept '14-26
20,000
Street Bonds.
4s
—
M-S
4^s'08 s-a
4^s'10 M-S
4Ks 10.M-S
4^s 11 J-D
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 Is 4)48 11 F-A
payable at the Elyrla Sav. & Bk. Co. 434s 12 M-S
5s'13
M-S
EUCLID SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$3,000c—Sept
-
$4,500c—Sept '14-'18
9,200c_M&S 1
8,330..Mar 1
6.500—M&S
3,000.. June 1
7,000c-.F&A
16,000
:M&S
'14-'17
'14-'18
'14-20
'14-'19
'14-'21
'14-'22
6,900. -Mar 1 ' 15-'23
TpTAL DEBT Jan 11913.
Water debt
INT. at Treasurer's office.
GALLIPOLIS.
This city
Is In Gallia County.
Water Bonds.
F-A $85,000c..Feb 25 1914
5s
M-N
2,000c—Nov 1 1916
$624,219
(included)—.
Sinking fund
193,000
40,000
5s '94
Assessed valuation
1912—9,348,650
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912—$13.50
Population In 1910._
.9,597
INT. at National Park
Bank, N. Y
5s
FOSTORIA SCHOOL DIST.
4)4s'08 M-S $51;000r_M&S 1 '14-'26
5s
-F-A
5s
F-A
5s
F-A
5s
F-A
5s
F-A
„
5s
This village is in Lake
^
mo
-
F-A
4HsTOM-S/$15,OOOc-Sep 12 '17-'46
10
30,000c.Mar 12'18-47
15,000c
1917-1947
4s
12
1
4^s'H M-S
M-S
4Hs'12 J-D
4,000c
1914-1917
3,000c—J&D '15-'17
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13
Assessed valuation 1913
(Assessment about %
$65,000
1,900,000
actual val.)
F-A
j6,000c__Feb
F-A
...
...
11
A-O
12
J-J
Population in 1913 (est.)
3,000
4s
12
J-J
Co.,
5s
t13
"
at
Cleveland
Painesville.
».
•
Trust
lu
•
•
• • v,
$56,000. .May 1 '14-'20
27,400. .Dec 1 '21-'26
Bridge Bonds.
4s
;99 A-O $36,000..Apr 1 '14-'19
5s 98 rx 30,000
1914-1918
iSMi 4~° 10,000r—Apr 11914
4s
4s
5s
13
M-N
A-O
45,000..Apr
15,000..Apr
1 '14-'22
1 '14-'16
1 '14-'22
15,000..July 1 '23-'25
42,000--May 1 '22-25
54,000..Jan
54,000--Oct 1
'20-'25
25 1920
F-A
F-A
...
,
4Ms 11 A-O
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
13,500c_.Aug 25 1920
/7,600c. .Aug 25 1924
5s '05
F-A
3,000c_.Feb 25 1925
4s '06
F-A
4,500c__Feb 26 1916
4s
2,500..-Aug 25 1918
4s
'
1,500—Feb 25 1919
5s
3,000
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
F-A
$9,000c..Feb 25 1917
4s '09
F-A
12,500..-Aug 25 1919
4s '12
F-A
18,000—-Feb 25 1922
4s *12
J-D
18,000..-Dec 20 1932
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '12..$255,100
Water bonds (incl.)
87,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_3,678,275
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
Population in 1910—
5,560
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
ejs-Hospita 1 Bonds.
M-N
School tax (per $1,000) 13-T4—$5.00
4,500c..Feb
1,500c..Aug
3,000c..Feb
10,500c—Aug
9,000c..Feb
5s
T
J-D
$7,000c.-Aug, (325 1918
25
25
25
25
25
13,000c..Aug 25
5s
.
^c
4s
INT.
$7,500c. .Aug 25 1923
Redemption Bonds.
-...A
—
,
4s
F-A
4s
County.
$1,000) 1911..$12.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
.12,000
$6,000
Jan 1 1915
INTEREST payable at National
Sewer System Bonds.
Park Bank, New York.
4Hs'll M-S $10,000c-M&S6'14-'23
4Hs'll M-N 28,000c--May 27 1921
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912
$45,000
County seat is Columbus.
Assessed valuation 1912
1,987,100
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—-$13.20
4s '05 F-A
($200,000c.Feb 1 '14-'18
Population in 1910
2,263
J
15,000c—Feb 11919
4s
12
J:J 160,000. .July 1 '14-'23
FAIRPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Memorial Building Bonds.
This district (P. O. Falrport Har¬ 4s 03
M-S$150,000r_Mar 1 '14-'28
bor) Is in Lake County.
Water Bonds.
5s
Deficiency Bonds.
5s
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13.
l—$51,000
Assess val '13 (abt
act.).9,348,650
School tax (per
FAIRPORT.
M-S
$l,500c.Sept .1 '14-'16Nov 5 1930
GENEVA.
This village is in Ashtabula Co.
»
4s
5s
Water-Works Bonds.
$75,000
10,000
...
...
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913..$92,575
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).3,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
Population in 19104,228
INT.at People's N.Bk.,Greenfield.
GREENVILLE.
This city
Is In Darke County..
Sewer Bonds (General).
M-S $58,600. -Mch 15 '14-24
4s '99
4s'99
County seat Is Galllpolls.
Flood Emergency Bondj.
5s '13
J-D 814,000c_June 3 '14-'20
Turnpike Bonds.
5s
J-J
$10,000c— .Jan 1915
5s
J-J
30,000c.Junel2T4&'16
4s
F-A
60,000c. .Aug 17 1917
5s
A-O
40,000c
Apr 6 1918
5s
J-J
85,000c-.July 28 1919
5s
A-O
50,000c. .Apr 14 1924
4s'06
J-D
55,000c—June 1 1926
434s'10 J-D
40,000c__June 16 1930
Bridge Bonds.
434sT2 A-O $20,000..,.Oct 21 1922
Infirmary Bonds.
434s'09 J-D
$4,000c_.Dec 15 1914
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$6,000c_.July 1 *14-'16
5s'04
F-A
5,000c..Aug 25 1924
5s *04
J-D
10,000c.Dec 7 '17-21
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—$400,500
Sinking fund
60,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 14,131,460
State&Co.tax(per $1;000) '12-$7,451
Population in 191025,745
.
INTEREST
'
Cemetery Bonds.4s '07
M-N $4,500e
Street Bonds (General).
GALLIA COUNTY.
—
-
Electric and Water Bonds.
6s
—
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '12. $322,998
Assessed valuation 1912—7,323,280
a——
—
—
-..
«
—
M-S
$l,000c_-M&S —1914
4Ms'09 M-S
2,000c.Sept 1 '14-'17
Refunding Bonds.
3.90s
M-N$25,000c—Nov 5 1930
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms
M-S
$3,000c__M&S '14-'16
Refunding Water & Lt. Bonds.
4Ha'll M-S $36,000c.Sept 1 '14-'29
3.90s
M-N 10,000c. ..May 1 1931
...
—
,
—
4s
...
Treasurer's office:
on
ell other
bonds at Chase Nat.Bk.N. Y.
City.
40,000-4,000FITCHVILLE TOWNSHIP.
4s *12
94,000
This township is in Huron
Sewer Bonds.
County.
4Hs'06 J-J
$1,000c.-_Jan 1 1914
Road Bonds.
4^s'06 M-S
3,000c—Sept 1 1914 4J^s'12 J-D $40,000—Dec 15 1931
TOTAL DEBT..
4s '09
16,000
.._(?)
Assessed val; 1912
4Hs'10
5,000
1,134,310
Tax rate (per $.1,000) 1912
4Hs'll
.
3,000
$8.80
4s '12
3,000
Population in 1910-1_660
INT .at Sav.& Loan Co., New London
Fire-Department Bonds.
4Ks'06 J-J
$4,000c__Jan 1 '14-17
FOSTORIA.
~~
4Hs'll
22,000
GEN. DEBT Jan 1 '13—$1,050,000
This city Is In Hancock and Seneca
Assessment debt
339,483 counties.
Incorporated Mch. 1888;
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13_ 1,389,483
Refunding Street Bonds.
M-S $51,803c—Mar'18-'25
Sinking funds
98,500 4s
Assess, val. '13(abt. act.).22,330,000 4Hs
M-S
9,867c—Mar '18-'23
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—-$12.20
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
M-S $18,200c—Sept'14-'20
Population in 191014.825 6s
—
Sewer and Street Bonds.
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at
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County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4^s'13 M-S ($7,500c_Sept 1 '14-'18
\ 7,500c_Mar 1 '15-'19
Sewer Londs.
5s'13
$4,000
Refunding Bonds.
4^s
J-J
$55,000
Jan 1 1921
_s
7,225
1915
_s
12,000
1919
v
Street Impt. Bonds (General).
4Hs
$9,600...—..1926
4.Hs
13,000
-...-1923
4'Hs'lO J-D
27,000-.Dec 1 '15-'23
Fire Department Bonds.
434s
July
$450_— July 1 1914
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
434s
$53.000
1927
—
— .
4Hs'll A-O $50,000c..Apr 1'16-'35
TOTAL DEBT May 18 '13--$50,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) $2,667,470
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—-$8.70
INT. payable at Citizens' Trust &
Savings Bank, Columbus.
1917
This city Is In Crawford
—_
—-
^
GALION.
—
4^s'08
4^s'07
1915
SPEC
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is In Franklin County.
_
___
-
1916
1920
GRAND VIEW
2,496
—
...
...
—
1912—3,451,740
1912—$13.60
Tax rate (per $1,000)
_
_ .
_
24,O0O
Assessed valuation
A-O
_
...
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wl4_1933
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 1912. 207,385
—
—
4s '09
1 1917
to 1919
63Paving_BondS(.oo
,
t
-_-
6s
4K^Wer_?_0r$l5,000 Yearly
6,000c—Oct
1 1915 GREENE COUNTY.
5s '13
A-O
5,500c__A&0 '14-'19
Xenla Is the county seat.
Sewer Londs (city's portion).
Children's Home Bonds.
/;
5s'13
A-O
$2,000c._A&O '14-15 4s
M-S $22,500c---Sept 1 1924
Flood Emergency Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
A-O $10,000c..A&O '14-'23 4s
J $9,000c. _ Jan 1 '14-'22
St. Impt. Bds. (City's Portion).
\ 9,000c_July 1 '14-'22
4Ms
A-O ($4,500c—Apr 1 1915 4s'08
M-S
8,100c-Mch 16'14-19
\10,000c—Apr 1 1923
Funding Bond3.
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s
J-J ($20.000c-.Jan 2 '14-'23
4^s
A-O $19,500c—Oct
1 1925
1 18,000c-_July 2'14-22
GEN. BD. DT. May 1'13
$227,400 4s *12 'A-O
40,000c..A&O '16-'25
Assessment debt (add '1)
193,852
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
33,957 3.95s
$40,000
Dec 1 1925
Assess, val. '12 (abt.
act.) 14,950,550
Court-House Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912...$10.20 4s
M-S $68,000c.Mch 1 *14-'30
Population in 1910
9,939 4s g
M-S
52,000c.Sept 1 '14-'26
INT. at office of Sinking Fund BOND. DEBT Jan
1 1913.$259,000
Trustees.
Sinking fund
18,700
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 41,921,841
FREMONT SCHOOL'DIST.
County tax (per $1,000) 1912.$3.449
High-School Bonds.
Population in 191029,733
4^s'08 A-O $80,500c.A&O 1 '14-'28
INT. on court-house bonds payable
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13
$80,500 In Chicago; other loans In Xenla.
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)
15,200,000
School tax (peir $1,000) 1912
$2.94
Population in 1913 (est.)
12,000 GREENFIELD.
This village Is In Highland County.
INT. at office of Treasurer.
Incorp. "about 1840 or 1850."
...
4s
(5,000c-_ .Oct
,15,550c—Apr 1 1918
(14,000c...Feb 1
U7,550c.Oct 1
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
A-O $25,000c..Apr 15
4Xs " A-O
5.000C—Apr 1
Water Bonds.
6s
$38,500-- —-Aug 1922
5s
25,000
Apr 1 1914
5s
20,000
Apr 1 1919
--
A-O
.
Park Bonds.
4s '06
A-O
4J4s
.
ELMORE.
This village Is In Ottawa County.
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
5s '12
Mar $25,000c.Mar 1 '15-'34
TOTAL DEBT Nov 12 '13-.$34,550
Assessed valuation 1912
756,590
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$11.00
Population in 1910
937
INT. at Village Treas. office.
Grand River Dam Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $10,000—Jan 1 T4-'23
Population in 1910
4^s'07 M-S ($7,000. .Sept 1 '14-'20
1 7 000—Mar 1 T4~'20
4^s'08 J-J
125.000._Jan 1 'I4-'38
City-Hall Bonds.
3^s
M-S $20,000
Sept 14- 21
($2,000 in even years; $3,000 in odd,)
$671,060
$6.80
.221.567
INT. on bridge bonds Is payable at
the U. S. Mtge. & Tr.
Co., N.Y.; on
all other bonds at Treasurer's office.
County
Refunding Bonds.
115,000
xcvii.
val.
Population in 1910-
FINDLAY.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
assess,
1912-.317,538,120
Actual value (estimated)
400,000,000
County tax (per $1,000) '13
$1.46
—
This district is in Allen County.
5s '13
M-S $25,000c..Sept 1 '14-'24
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Sept 15 *13$1.961,180
Sinking fund
(150,000 subject to call Sept. 1 1932)
Road Bonds.
■
4s '09
M-S
2,000c
1915 5s '13
J-J
$25,000—A&O
'14- 26
4Hs'10 M-S
5,000c
1922 TOTAL DEBT.
—(?)
Library Bonds.
Population in 1910
L075
6s
M-S
$l,710c
1915 Assessed valuation 1912--$
830,040
GEN. BD. DT. May 15 '13 $131,210 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912—$10.60
Assessment debt-11,795 Population in 1910—
1,075
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_4,142,270
INT.
at
Farmers'
Bank.
Co.,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$13.40 West Farmington.
ELIDA
[Vol.
1929-1939
1915-1919
4s '08
4s '10
$3,924.80Sept 14*14-15
1,600..Sept 1 '14-'15
4.500—Sept 1 '14-'18
-—
-—
—-
Bridge Bonds.
$12,000-.Aug 1 '14-'15
5,000
Sept 1 1928
4s '09
6,600—Mar 1 '15-*18
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '09
M-S $67,000c_Sept 1 '14-'34
GEN. BD, DEBT Apr '12. $208,691
Assessment debt (add'l)
85,253
Sinking fund and cash
53,911
Assessed valuation 1912...8,118,644
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912__$12.40
Population in 1910
6,237
4s '08
—
4s '08
—
.
HAMILTON.
This city Is in Butler County.
Flood Repair Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $100,000c.Aug 1 *14-'33
Deficiency Bonds.
M-NS55.000—-Nov .1 1926
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '09
A-O $10.000
Oct 1 1924
4s '10
F-A
18,000c..Feb 15 1930
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
M-S $50,000.-July 1 '14-'18
4s '06
M-N 65,000- —-Nov 1 1926
43^s'07 A-O
20,000c—Oct 1 1927
4s '08
J-D
25,000c-—June 1 1928
4s *10
J-J
35,000c.-.July 1 1930
Gas-Works Bonds.
5s
F-A $40,625--Feb 1 '14-'18
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1909.)
4s '09
F-A
$5,000c.--Feb 1 1919
4s'10
J-J
75.000c—July 1 1940
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
J-J
$40,000
-1914-1915
4Hs
A-O
15,000
Oct 1 1918
4s 06
M-N 115.000—Nov 1 1926
4s '09
F-A
10,000c.—Feb 1 1919
4s .'10
J-J
50,000c. _-July 1 1930
General-Improvement Bonds.
5s '04
J-J
$90,000c
Jan 1 1920
Water & Light Refunding Bds.
4s '10
M-S $25,000
Sept 1 1925
Viaduct-Improvement Bonds.
4s'(9
$15,000_Aug 1 '14& '19
City-Hall Bonds.
($50,000c Nov 1 '22 &'27
4s *12 M-Nll00,000c_Nov 1 '32&'37
1 50,000c-..Nov 1 1942
Bridge-Improvement Bonds.
4s '12
A-O $12,000c—Oct
11927
Storm-Sewer Bonds.
4s '04
M-N $7,000c—Nov 1 1914
4s '07
A-O
5,000c---Apr 1 1922
4s '07
J-J
2,500
July 1 1917
4s '09
7,300
July 1 1924
4s '11
M-N
2,500
Nov 1 1926
4s '06
,
.
—
....
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
M-N$25,000—May 1 1919
4Hs*05 J-J « 25,000c...July 1 1920
4s '06
M-S -25.000c—Sept 1 1921
4s '07
M-S
25,OOOc_i_Aug 1 1922
4s'08
F-A
3O,OO0c—Aug 1 1923
4s'09
J-J
'no
T_T
Aa
90,000..
QS
000,
July^lil934
TnJv.111Q9A
Nov., 1913.]
HARDIN COUNTY.
HAMILTON— (Concluded).
Street Bonds.
4Ms'05 J~J
19,050c_Sept
|«19.Q50q-Mar
1914~'16
1914-'16
4s *06
J-J
55.000c-—July 1 1921
4s *07
A-O
16,000
Apr 1 1922
4s '07
M-N
6,000c
May 1 1922
10,000.—Jan 15 1918
4^s*08 J-J
4s '09
M-S
25,000c—Sept 1 1924
4s '10
J-J
5,950c—July 1 1920
4s '10
J-J
50,000c---July 1 1925
4 Ms'12 M-S
24,947
1914-1922
4s '12
A-O
25,000c-—Oct 1 1932
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'05
— -
'
M-S
4s *06
4s
'06
—
4Ms'07 A-O
4Ms'07 M-S
4Ma'10
—
4s *10
4s '12
Mi
J-J
A-O
...—
$l,400c_Mar 1 '14-'15
20,000c—Sept 1 1921
1,600
Dec 1 1921
2,222.07-Apr 19 1917
2,046.25-Mar 19 1917
16,859.10
50,000c—July 1 1935
25,000c--Apr 1 1927
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 1912
$1,481,358
Special assessment bonds724,260
Sinking fund
213,400
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 46,251,980
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10 00
Population in 1910
—35,279
—
INTEREST on water bonds Is pay¬
able at First Nat. Bank, New York;
upon
89
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
all others at Hamilton.
HAMILTON SCHOOL DIST.
Infirmary-Building Bonds.
Kenton Is the county seat.
Court-Hou^e Constr. Bonds.
4s '12
A-0$211,500—Oct 1 '14-'22
5s *13
J-D
40,000--June 1 '19-'23
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'll M-S $37,167.87cSep 1 '15-17
4Ms'll J-D
23,600.34J'ne 1 '15-T7
4Ms'12 A-O
25,308.49-Oct 1 *15-18
5s '13
J-J
20,000c.Sept 1 '14-'23
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms*12 F-A $20,000
4Ms'12 J-J
7,000.-July 1 *14-'20
5s "13
A-O
49,430.-Oct 1 '15-'31
5s '13
J-J
29,430c.Sept 1 '14-'23
5ss'13
M-N 45,000-Nov 10 '15-'27
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$10,570c_Sept 1 '14^23
Jail and Armory Impt.
5s '13
J-J
$8,500c July 15 '14-'21
Jail and Office-Bldg. Bonds.
5s *13
F-A
$8,500.-Aug 1 '14-'20
TOT. BD. DT. May 1913__$530,248
Assessed valuation 1912__48,311,190
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910—$9.55M
Population in 1910
30,407
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
HARBISON TOWNSHIP BD. DIS.
This district Is In Van Wert Co.
4Ms'04 M-S $40,000c.-Mch 21 1921
4s'05
M-S
35,000c.__Mch 1 1923
48 *11
M-S
25,000c_Sept 1 '24-'28
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913-—$90,000
Assess, valuation 1912
2,382,560
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Convoy.
Building Bonds.
J-D $10,000--June '19 & '24 HEBRON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s
J-D
20,000-Dec 23 '18-'22
This district is in Licking County.
F-A
4s
20,000-Feb 21 '25-'27 5s *13
M-N$40,000c May 31 T6-'35
M-S
5s
14,000.-Mar 2 '14-'17 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13$40,000
F-A
16,000. Feb 26 '23-*28 Assessed valuation 1913
3Ms
3,600,000
M-N 20.000c.Nov 16 '20-*29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913----$4.00
4s,
F-A
4 Ms
8,000c.Feb 15 '15-'22 Population in 1913 (est.)—_ —1,600
M-S
4s '06
20,000--Sept 1 '17-26 INT. at Hebron Bk. Co. of Hebron.
J-D
40,000_Dec 10 '19-'28
4s '07
4s '08
25,000-.May 1 '29-33 HENRY COUNTY.
4s
23,000.-Nor 1 '18-28
County seat Is Napoleon.
4s
21,000—Apr 7 *l4-'34
Road Bonds.
4s
4,000. .July 1 '14-'21 4Ms
$706,500—— 1914-1922
f 10,000c_ Jan 15'28&'30
Bridge Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
10.000c.jan 15'32&'34 4Ms
$54,000
1914-1926
8,000c--Jan 15 1936 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$808,875
4s '12
J-D 300,000c.Dec 10 '33-41 Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 37,166,900
Refunding Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912 $3.26
4s
F-A $10,500_Feb 12 '14-*34
Population in 1910
25,119
4s
M-N
8,000.-May 1 '14-21
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
4 Ms
J-J
12,375--July 7 '14-'24
4s '06
F-A
6,000—Feb 1 1916 HOLMES COUNTY^
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912 $326,500
Millersburg is county seat.
4s
--
_--
1912--46.821,870
Bridge Bonds.
(per $1,000) 1912—$7.50 5s '13
M-S $32,500.-M & S '14-'20
Assessed valuation
4s'06
J-D $26,000c June 30 '14- 26
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1 '13.
$326,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank.Hamllton.
-
INTEREST on the Infirmary bonds
HAMILTON COUNTY.
County seat Is Cincinnati.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '96
J-D $25,000c-June 16 1916
4s '96
M-N 79,500c—Nov 25 1916
4s '98
F-A 107,000c _-Aug 10 1918
4s '98
A-O
99,000c—Oct 26 1918
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
P. O. Fostoria, Seneca County.
Road Bonds.
Population in 1910—
2,122
INT. at Commercial Bank & Sav.
—
1912_$24,090,150
Population in 1910
17,909
INT. at Treasurer's office.
Court House & Jail Bonds.
~~
4Ms'13 A-O $25,000c-June 27 1943 IRONTON.
This city Is the county seat of Law¬
Court-House Rebuilding Bds.
Incorp.In 1851.
5s '84
F-A $50,000c.-.Aug 1 1934 rence County.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.,
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1914)
$10,000---,
5s '84
J-D $35,000c
Dec 1 1934 _s *13
Memorial Hall.
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1915)
4s '84
J-D $15,000c
M-S $20,000c.--Oct 1 1914
J'ne 1 1934 5s
5s
M-N
3,500c.--May 1 1914
(Subject to call after June 11914)
4s '85
A-O
19,000c---Apr 1 1927
M-N$350,000c-May 1 1935 4s '07
Fire Department Bonds.
(Subject to call after May 1 1914)
4s *86
J-D $25,000c.-June 15 1936 5s '04
J-D
$5,000c..-June 1 1924
-s '13
9,000-(Subject to call after June 15 1916)
Jail Bonds.
Smallpox Epidemic Bonds.
4s '10
M-S $200,000c-_Mch 1 1940 5s
M-S $15,000c...Sept 1 1923
Street Bonds.
4s *12
M-S 280,175c__Mch 22 1942
5s
M-S $25,000c...Sept 1 1923
Experimental Farm Bonds.
M-S 30,000c—Sept 1 1915
4s '12
A-O $40,000c„ Apr 19 1917 5s
4s *12
J-D
15,000c_-_June 11932
Hospital Bonds. "
3M '05 J-J
J-D
5,760c.June 1 '14-'22
$50,000c—July 1 1955 5s '12
Sewer Bonds.
:
(Subject to call after July 1 1930)
4s
M-N $2,500c_Nov 1 '14-'18
Toll-Pike Purchase Bonds.
4s '06
J-D
5,000c
June 1 1924
M-S $50,000c—-Sept 1 1930 5s'04
J-J
35,000c...July 1 1929
4s *05
M-N175.000C—May 1 1930 4s '09
4s '11
A-O
15,000c—Apr 1 1931
Infirmary Bonds.
4s '05
J-D
25,000c.—June 1 1932
J-J
$6,000c-July 15 1915 4s'12
Sidewalk Bopds.
Road and Avenue Bonds.
4s '94
J-D $13,000c—June 30 1914 5s '10
J-D
$1,190.-Dec 1 '14-'20
---
A-O
29,000c.Oct 1 1914
Court-House Furnishing Bds.
J-D $100,000c_June 15 1936
4s '94
— -
—
Water Bonds.
J-D
$5,000c—June 1 1924
M-N 50,000c—Nov 1 1926
J-D
20,000c-.-Dec 1 1927
(Subject to call after June 15 1916) 4s '07
4s '11
M-S
Memorial Building Bonds.
18,000c—Mar 1 1931
A-O
6,000c.-I —1931
3J4s'03 F-A$250,000C—-Aug 1 1953 4s
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1913)
4s '07
J-J
$16,000c.-July 1 1927
Armory Bonds.
J-J
90,000c-—Jan 1 1926
4s '05
M-S $115,000c_Mch 15 1930 4s *06
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13 $2,863,925 4s '06
J-J
20,000c—July 1 1926
Total valuation 1912
M&S 18,000.
.—1931
614,003,700 4s-'11
Refund. Sewer & Street Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1912.$2.694
June $44,500c. .June 15 1925
Population in 1910
460,732 4s
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913
$640,000
INT. at office of County Treasurer.
Assessment debt (add'l)-.
93,000
Sinking fund
80,000
Water debt (included)
230,000
HANCOCK COUNTY.
4s '86
5s '04
4s '06
Tax valuation 1912
County seat Is Flndlay.
15,413,037
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-—$12.00
Population in 1910
13,147
M-S $25,000--Sept 15 T4-T8
INTEREST on the special assess¬
Court-House Bonds.
ment bonds Is payable at the City
5s
M-S $37,500c
1914-1918 Treasury; on all other bonds at the
Funding Loan.
Nat. Park Bank. x^Jew York City.
4Xs
F-A $21,000c
-.1921
CO. BD. DT. Sept 12 '13—$96,000 JACKSON COUNTY.
Road debt (additional)
220,200
Jackson Is the county seat.
Sinking fund
20,000
Turnpike Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 84,716,630
4s
M-N$50,000c_May 4 '14-T8
County tax (per $1,000) 1913-$1.779 4s
A-O
70,000c.. Apr 1 '14-20
Population in 1910-—--——37.860 4s
•
A-O
40,000c.-Apr 1919-'21
M-S 100,000c. .Mar 1922-26
INTEREST on court-house bonds 4s
A-O 100,000c. .Apr 1 '27-'31
payable at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.; 4s
4s
A-O
36,000c
1914-1931
on others at County Treasury.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '04
—
16 1915
14-'18
1 1926
1 1920
1,500
1914-1915
49,678—Oct 1 '17-18
19,000
Oct 1,1918
5s *05.
A-O
5s *07
A-O
A-O
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
County seat Is Steubenvllle.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O $50,000—A & O '14-'32
Infirmary Bonds.
4s *05
M-N$10,000-M & N '14-T5
(V. 80, p. 1436, for maturity.)
Hospital Bondj.
4s *11
M-S $28,000—M & S '14-'21
Refunding Bondj,
4Ms'12 A-O
8.550-.Oct 1
Municipal Site Bonds.
4Ms
A-O $15,500
Oct
General Street Bonds.
5s '09
A-O $14,000_.Apr 1
5s '10
A-O
18,000
Apr
5s '10
A-O
18,340c...Oct
5s '13
A-O
30,000.-Apr 1
5s '08
4s '05
.
A-O $116,000—June
'14-*22
1 1921
*14-'27
1 1920
1 1920
'15-'29
General Sewer Bonds.
4s '00
A-0$120,000
1914-1942
1915-'20 4Ms'02 A-O
1914-1930
1 1913
34,000
A-O
64,000
Oct
TOT. BD. DT. May 1 *12
5s '03
Sinking fund.
County bonded debt
Total valuation 1912
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 5 '13-.$603,018
Assessment debt (addl)
785,168
$327,500
138,613
55,000
76,779,610
(Assessment is actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) '11-.$2,659
Population in 1910
65,423
INTEREST payable at Co. Treas.
12,776
1912—24,787,105
33,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.—$13.40
Population in 1910
15,181
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation
Actual val. 1912 (est)
INT. at Cleveland Tr. Co.,
Cleve.f
KENMORE.
This village is in Summit
County.
LAKEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT!
4s '99
Oct
$6,000c
1914-1919
4s '01
Oct
3,000c
1914-1916
45,000c
1914-1928
4Ms'03 Oct
1914-1944
4Ms'06 Sept 85,000c
5s *13
Apr
$2,000c-Apr 15 1915
5.000r_Sept 1 '15-'33
4s *05
M-S
Sewer Bonds.
($500 every two years.)
4s '12
J-D $70,000...Dec 23 1937
38,OOOc_Oct 1 *14r'32
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13 $173,200 4Ms'08 A-O
A-O 145,000—Oct 1 '14-'42
Assessed valuation 1912-—3,778,940 4X9
45,OOOc_Oct 1 '16-*24
Assessed val. 1913 (over)..5,500,000 4Ms'12 A-O
5s '13
A-O / 4,000c...Oct 1 1920
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $10.60
145,000c--Oct 1 '21-29
Population in 1910
l,56i BOND. DEBT Oct 2 '13- $427,000
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
Organized April 6 1908.
Water Bonds.
4s '12
J-D$100,000—Dec 23
Street Bonds.
1942
Assessed valuation
School tax
KENNEDY HEIGHTS SCH. DIST.
This district'Is in Hamilton Co.
4s'12
1912--24,787,105
(per $1,000) 1912_$6.57M
Population in 1913 (est)
INT. payable
—
—20,000
ln~Cleveland at Clev& Tr. Co.
Tr. Co. and Clt. Sav.
LANCASTER.
This city Is In Fairfield County.
1,250 nCorporated Feb. 24 1831.
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank,
Sewer
Cin.
Bonds.
Sept $8,000
1916
May
2,000c— -May 1 1916
KENT.
Hospital Bonds.
This village Is In Portage County.
4s *06
J-D $24,000c_Dec 24 J4-37
Refunding Bonds.
Market House Bonds.
'
6s '92
M-S $80,000c.Mara '15-'22
4s'05
Mar $10,000c__Mar
15& 20
5s'02
J-J
33,389c_Jan 1 *18-'23
City Hall Refunding Bonds.
TOT. BD.DT. Dec 8*11$154,945
4s
F-A
$5,000- —-Feb 1 1914
Total assessed val. 1912._ 4,603,105
General Str. and Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.'..$ 12,80
4s, 5s & 6s
$23,500
1914-1916
Population in 1910
-4,488
WaterWorks.il
4s
5s'12
.
J-J
—
M-S
3,750
Oct
A-O
15,000c—Oct
Intersection Bonds.
5s '05
A-O $30,000
Oct
5s
_
HURON COUNTY.
Norwalk is county seat.
31,000c—_July 8 1919
Bridge Bonds.
4s '03
J-J
10,000c—Jan 1 1923
5Ms'13 M-N$38,000c_M & N '.14-'26
3Ms*99 Aug
4,750c„Aug 26 1919
Children's Home Bonds.
4s *04
J-J
185,000c—Jan 15 1924
4s '04
M-N 25,000c--Nov 1 1924 5s '12
J-D $38,000c.J&D 1 '14-'32
Court-House Bonds.
4s '05
M-S
25,000c--Mar 15 1935
5s '12
M-S $50,000c_M&S 1 '14-'26
County Special Fund Bonds.
4s '96
40,000c_F & A *15-'34
M-N$260,000c.May 15 1916 5Ms'13 F-A
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913 $112,000
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04
J-D$150,000c-Dec 16 ,1914 Assessed valuation 1912—58,651,875
Flood Emergency Bonds.
Population in 1910
34,206
INT. at office of County Treasurer.
4Ms'l3 F-A$336.888.13.Aug 1 1943
4s '99
A-O $20,000...Jan
5s *08
Co., Fostoria.
Sinking fund (bonds)
5s *13
M-S
$4,500c_M & S '20-'22
TOTAL DEBT(?)
Water Bonds.
5s '05
4Ms'12 M-S $36,000c.M&S 1 '14-'22
TOTAL DEBT Oct 3 '13-$40,000
Assessed valuation 1913—4,063,170
Children's Home Bonds.
M-S $10,000-M & S '14-'23
Assessed valuation
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
A-O $25,000
Oct 1 1935
Lighting Bonds.
6s'96
A-O
$3,000
1914-1916
4Ms'00 A-O
7,500
1914rl920
5s '13
payable at Treasurer's office.
J-D $50,000—-June 19 1952
4s '12
J-D
15,000—-Dec 19 1952
4Hs'13 M-S
1,250c—Sept 10 1923
TOTAL DEBT Oct 18 '13-$66,250
5s '13
'21-'39
'20-*31
1
1
A-O
18.40018,000 5s '13
Fire and Police Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (act. val.) 18,000,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1913_$5.039 4Ms'12 A-O $15,000c..-Oct 1 1921
A-O
8,500...Oct 1 '14-'22
Population in 1910
30,791 5s '13
Sinking fund
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
School tax
Public-Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O $92,000.-Oct
5s '13
A-O
57,000.-Oct
INT.
general bonds payable at 5s
A-O $17,000
Oct 1 1927
Bank;
on
asses ment 4s
"
A-O
7,000—-Apr 15 1918
Village Treas. office GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13-$113,000
and City Banking Co. In Kent.
Assessment debt,
26,725
Chase
bonds
on
Nat.
at
the
KENTON.
This city Is In Hardin County.
Water Works 5s, 1919
$35,000
Ref
5,000
5s, 1911
-s, 1920—
9,000
Waterworks 4s, 1914-—
5,000
4,500
4s, 1915
4s
1925
49,000
5s, 1913—
Refunding
20,000
3.90s, 1924— 50,000
General Im¬ 5s, 1918—. 20,000
15,000
provement 4Ms, 1920
5s, 1910—
1,720
Sewer
Con¬ 5s, 1911
3,280
struction.. 5s, 1912—
1,895
5s 1914
2,755
City Building 4Ms, 1917-11
5,000
Street Imf5s, 1910
2,900
3,500
provement\4s, 1912
5s
23,000
15,500
4Ms
Paving
10,200
(4s
4s
16,000
5s
1,500
18,000
AXs
Water-main extension, 4Ms
3,440
«,-nu
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912—363,000
Total assessed val. 1912
7,190,440
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$14.70
Population in 1910
.7,185
Floating debt.
Sinking fund
—r-
35,300
34,366
1913—13,741,860
(Assessment about 90% actual value
Total tax. (per $1,000) 1913—$11.00
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$4.00
Population, in 1910—
13,093
INTEREST payable at office of
sinking fund trustees.
Total assessed val.
—
..
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
County seat Is Ironton.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '06'
.
^
M-S $130,000cM&S 1
'21-33
Bridge Bonds.
4s *06
M-S $10.000c—Sept 1 1916
Bridge Bonds.
.
,
5s '13
_
„
M-S $20,000c—Mar 1
1923
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$725,000
Assessed valuation 1912--30,004,016
(Assessment about full value)
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$4.60
Population in 1910
,39,488
INT. payable part at Park Bank;
N.Y., part at Treas. office.
..
LICKING COUNTY.
County seat Is Newark.
Bridge & Road-Repair Bonds.
4Ms'09 M-S $12,000c._Sept 1 '1914
4Ms'10 J-J
30,000c__Jan 1 '15-'16
5Ms'13 M-N 24,000—Nov 1 '17-18-,
Pike Bonds.
$359,000
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 7 '13808,100
LAKE COUNTY.
Tot. assessed val. 1913^—85,000,000
County seat Is Palnesvllle.
(Assessment about full value)
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4Ms*07 M-S|175,000c
1914-1934 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1913 $3.90
(See V. 85, p. 1476.)
Populaton in 1910
55,590
INT. payable at County Treasury.
Road and Bridge.
4s
M-S $14,000c—June 1 1919
5s
M-S
8,500c—July 1 1916 LIMA.
This Is the county seat of Allen Co.
4X9
18.000.M&S 1 *14-'20
4Ms'll M-S
80,000c—M&S '14-'21 Incorporated In 1842.
Fire Department Bonds.
(See V. 92, p. 1656, for maturity)
4Ms'13 M-S
62,000cM&S 1 '14-^33 4Ms*09 A-O
$l,500c.June 1 14-15
Sewer Bonds.
Agricultural Society (Fair Gds).
4s
M-S $40,00Oc_Sept 1 *21-*27 4s '99
A-O $48,000c-.A&O '14-'25
Building Bonds.
4Ks'13 M-S 40,000c.-M&S '23-'29
4s '06
Fair Ground Bonds.
M-S $27,000c—M&S '14-'29
4s '12
M-S $40,0004Ms'08 A-O
2,000c—-Apr 1 1914
BOND. DEBT June 1913
Park Bonds.
$447,500
Sinking fund
19,106 4Ms'08 J-J
$2,000c_Apr 1^14-'15
Assessed valuation 1912—50,122,320
Funding Bonds.
State&Co. tax (per$1,000)'12—$2.74 4X9'12 A-O $40,000c
A&O ,14-'27
A-O
Population in 1910
22,927 4s '02
6,000c..A&O '14-'16
INTEREST at County Treasury.
Refund. Water (opt. aft. 1920).
3Ms'00 M-S $150.000c&rMch 11925
LAKEWOOD.
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
This city Is In Cuyahoga County. 4s *02
A-O $27,000c—A&O
14-*27
Electric-Light Constr. Bonds.
Incorp. May 4 1903, beoame a city
Feb. 17 1911. The question of an¬ 4Ms'08 M-S $68,000c—M&S '14-'30
nexation to the city of Cleveland was
Special Assessment 5s—260,650
defeated Nov
8 1910.
New city
Refunding (Opt. after 1925).
charter adoptfcd^Julyi.22 1913. fe^
3Ms'00 A-O$100,000c&r.Apr 1 1930
—
—
—
_
„
—
_
_
_
_
.
_
.
_
—
^
^
90
LIMA
OHIO-CITIES AND
(Concluded).
General Street Bonds.
4Ms'09 M-S $41 ,OOOc_June 1 '14-'19
Refunding Paving Bonds.
6s'10
A-O $58,800
1914-1919
(See
V.
90,
p.
725,
for
maturity.)
Water Works.
5s '89 M-S $138,000c
Apr 1 1916
4s '02
A-O 130,000c__0ct 1 '14-'26
4s '05
M-S
9,000c
M&S '14-T8
5s *12
100,000
Apr '17-'41
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_$1,150,150
...
Water debt
Assess, val. '12(abt. act.)$45,319,875
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$8.70
28,883
Population in 1910
INTEREST payable at Chase Nat.
Bank,
N.
Y.,
and
the
at
Sinking
Fund Trustees' office.
LORAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs'08 F-A $18,OOOc--F&A '20-24
4s '01
F-A
55,000—F&A '17-'28
5s g '04 F-A
5s 05
F-A
75.000-C-F&A
'17-'28
4,OOOc_.F&A '14-15
(included)
527,000
Assessment bonds (incl.)_.
F-A
16,500c.-F&A *15-'23
299,952 4s '06
F-A
17,500c.-F&A '25-'30
Sinking fund
114,246 4s '07
Total valuation 1913
18,500c.-F&A '23-'29
32,500,190 4Hs'09 F-A
5s'95 : F-A
15,000..-F&A '14-T6
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913...$13.80 4s *05
F-A
10,500—F&A '14-16
Population in 1910
95.000C-.F&A '25-'34
30,508 4^s'll F-A
INT. on the water 5s payable by BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.
$325,000
7,660
Wlnslow, Lanier & Co., N. Y.; on all Sinking fund—
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)_45,319,875
other bonds at Treasurer's office.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$3.23
LIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s
M-S $11,200c
Sept
A-O
5s *07
15,000c_Apr 29
M-S
5s
30,000c__M&S
5s '04
J-D
6,000c_Mch 1
5s '05
M-S
7,000c_Mch 1
5s '06
A-O
5s '10
32,000
Population in" 1913 (est.)
INTEREST
'14-'17
' 14-28
'14-T9
*14~'19
*14-'20
M-N
F-A
14,000c.Apr 30 '14-*27
Is
payable
at
Chase
Elyrla Is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-S $25,000c--M&S '14-'16
5s
5s V
w
^
^
TRICT NO. 1.
LOCKLAND SCHOOL DIST.
This district
Is
In
Hamilton Co.
5s '08
M-S $60,000c_Mch 1 '14-'19
20,000c_Mch 1 *14-'17
4s '12
A-OS 150,000
.--1952 4^s'08 M-S
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Lockland 4Ms'09 M-S 100,000c-Mch 1 '14-'25
4Hs'10 M-S
20,000c_Mch 1 '20-*21
4^s*ll M-S
20,000c_Mch 1 '22-'23
LOGAN COUNTY.
4^s'12 M-S 100,000—Sept 1 '24-'28
County seat Is Bellefontalne.
43^s'12 M-S
75,000c_Sept 1 '28-*30
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
75,000J-J
$10,500c1914-1920 4Hs'12
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913--$495,000
Infirmary Repair Bonds.
4s'10
Assessed valuation 1912--32,238,240
4s'09
J-J
$50,000c.-J&J 1'16-'25
Road Dist. tax (per $1,000) '12 $1.40
GEN. BD. DT. June 1 '13
$60,500
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Assessm't debt (ditch & rd.).101,000
TOTAL DEBT June 1 '13
•.
161,500
Total assessed val. 1912.-42,023,890
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value)
LOUDONVILLE.
This village is in Ashland County.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912 $4.00
Water and Light Bonds.
Population in 1910----30,084 5s '13
M-S $12,000c_M&S 1 *14-*25
INTEREST
at
Treasurer's
office.
Water-Works
5s
LOGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT..
Bonds.
5s,
4s
5s
.
—
—
—
—
Street-Extension Bonds.
5s *13
J-J
$25,000c. .M&S T4-'30
4Hs'12
$1,200-Feb 15 '14-'15
Bridge Bonds.
Water-Front Impt. Bonds.
5s *13
M-S $35,000c.-M&S '14-'37
4Ms'12 M-S
$5,000-Sept 15 '20-'24 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$146,200
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 *13 $1,165,300 Assessed "valuation
1912--40,718,500
—-
1912—$2.20
^
19.902
County Treas.
Street Bonds.
Bonds.
s-a
1912).
1912-1917
$171,150
Water-Works Bonds.
A-O
$4,000c—Oct 23 1915
*
M-S
6,000c_Sept 1 '14-T9
M-S
3,000c_Sept 1 '14-T6
M-S
6,000c-Sept 1 '14-T6
...
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912---$12-44
Population in 1910—18,232
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J-J
434s
.
Sidewalk Bonds.
—
(ber $1,000)
.
M-S
$200- ...Sept 1 1914
5s
M-S
375- .Sept 1 '14-16
5s
M-S
1,050 .Sept 1 '14-' 16
5s
M-S
200--Sept 1 '14-'15
GEN. DEBT Oct 1913
$373,700
Assessment debt—
160,950
5s
—
rate
M-S
5s
16,500c_Sept 1 *15-'22 against property.
INT. on court-house bonds at Met¬
5,000c_Sept 15 '16-20
5s '13
M-S
38,500cSept 15 '15-'23 ropolitan Tr. Co., N. Y.; other bonds
at office of County Treasurer.
Water Bonds.
4^s'04 M-S $14,000
Sept 1 1917
MC ARTHUR HUNTSVILLE S.D.
4Hs'04 M-N 20,000
Nov 1 1917
This district is in Logan
4Ms'05 M-S
County.
87,000-—Sept 15 1925
4s '10
M-S
50,000—Sept 15 1930 4^s'12 M-S $30,000c--M&S '14-'33
5s
Dec
4Ms'06
3,500c.Sept 1 '15-'21
12,000-—Sept 15 1925
6s
M-S
3,000c_optMarl 1914
Refunding River Impt. Bds.
4Hs'05
$33,000—Mch 15 1920 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13$36,500
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).
City-Hall Bonds.
1,968,210
School tax (per $1,000)
4s '08
'13_—$4,899
$30,000—Sept 15 1931
Population in 1913 (est)
Street-Repair Bonds.
1,500
INT. at Huntsville
4Ks'07
$16,000—Oct 15 '14-'16
Banking Co.
Cemetery Bonds.
4Ms'07
$8,000—$2,000 yearly MADISON COUNTY.
Lake Front Bonds.
London is the county seat.
4^s'12
$1,500.-Apr 1 '14-'16
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
INT. at office of
3.000-—M&S '14-'16
& Viaduct. 434s'08 M-S
Lift-Bridge Bonds.
$2,000_July 13 '14-17
$3,000c_-Oct 1 '14-16
11,000--Sept 1 *14-'24 434s'll A-O
Construction
J-J
4s
,
Population in 1910
14-17
4s '05
4s *06
.
Assessment Bonds {Jan 1
js'12 M-S
4Hs'I2 M-S
Tax
'08
5s '09
4s&5s
are paid by
assessment against
property and twojs'12 M-S $16,500c Sep 15 '15-'18
thirds of the stone and gravel road
Js'll M-S
5,000J
!,000 yearly beginning Sept 15 '12) bopds are paid by a levy of the town¬
>s'12
48,000.-$4,000 yearly ship hnd one-third ' by assessment
88,467
88,662
'16-'39
_
...
♦The stone road bonds
442,899
M-S $39,500-.-M&S
M-S.
4,000c_-M&S
„
—
-
5s'13
.
—
...
Park Bonds.
4s '06
434s'07 M-S $7,000c-Mar 1 14-'20
$3,000.-Sept 1 '14-'19
4s'08
M-S
5,935
1915-1920
5s
M-S
1,650.-Sept 1 '14-'16
434s'll J-J
3,000c-July 1 '14-16
Sewer Bonds.
Garbage^PIant-Repair Bonds.
5s
M-S
$600--Sept 1 '14-'15 4s '08
M-S
$500c—Mar 1 1914
5s '12
M-S
12,000-;—Sept 1 1916
City-Hall Bonds.
M-S
5s
525--Sept 1 '14-16 434s'll M-S
$l,600c_Sept 1 '14-15
M-S
5s '13
2,900--Sept 1 '14-'18
Funding Bonds.
M-S
5s *13
3,800.-Sept 1 '14-'IS 4s
M-S $24,000---M&S 14-'25
M-S
5s '13
2,100--Sept 1 '14-18 434s'12 M-S
2,100--Mar 1 '14-17
4i4s'12M-S
17.800-M&S 1 '15-'23
Bridge Bonds.
M-S
84.937-M&S 1 14-'22
4s
M-S
$2,100.-Sept 1 '14-'20 5s '13
GEN. BD. DT. Feb 1913.
$233,274
Filter-Bed
Repair.
203,469
4^s
M-S
$200——Sept 1 1914 Special assessment debtFloating debt..
101,850
Sanitary Bonds.
4s
F-A $35,000c
Aug 1921 Total valuation 1913--'---21,772,840
4^s'12 M-S 12,132.97c Sepl5'20-'25 Total assessed val. 1913.272,709,650
(Assessment at actual value.)
Fire Department Bonds.
4Hs'll M-S $28,000c-Sep 15'17-'22 County tax (per $1,000) '12—$2,473
4Ms'08
192,728
17,000-.-Sept 15 1916 Population in 19105s '13
M-S
35,000c Sept 15 '20-'26
;
This city is In Marlon County.'
In¬
corporated Feb. 22 1830.
Police & Fire Station Bonds.
5s '13
M-N$13,500—M&S '26-'29
'14-'16
'14-'22
*14-'19
F-A
54,000c—F&A *14-'22
F-A
88,000c—F&A '14-24
F-A 113,000c_-F&A '14-'31
F-A 115,000c.-F&A '14-36
A-O 190.000.F&A 15 '14-35
F-A 150,000-.-F&A '14-'38
DEBT Apr 1913
$875,000
Fire Station
-
debt-l
Bk., Marietta.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
M-S
$6,000c--M&S '14-T5
M-S
22,500
1914-191$
4Ms'09
4^s'06 M-S
4,000__Sept 1 '14r'17
4Ms'11
4s '06
M-S
11,000--M-S 1914-'16
4Ms'12
5s '13
(See V 82, p 1397, for maturity.)
BOND.
4Hs'06 M-S $20,000.-M-S 1914-'16
M-S
10,000.-M-S 1914-17
Assessed valuation 1912.151,664,670 4s '08
M-S 30,000c_M-S 1914-18
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$11.20 4s '08
4s'08
M-S
15,000
-1914-1918
INT. at County Treas. office.
4s '09
M-S
18,720---M-S 1914-19
4s '09
M-S
3,300__Mar 1 '14-16
4^s'll M-S 31,140c_M&S 1 '14-'21
MANSFIELD.
1,917—-M&S *14-15
This city is in Richland Co.
Inc. 4Hs'll M S
4Hs'll M-S
1,172--Mar 1 '14-17
Feb. 24 1828.
Pop. 1910, 20,768.
4Hs'12 M-S
3.376-M&S 1 '16-19
Floating Debt Bonds.
M-S
34.744-M&S 1 *15-'26
4s
M-S $24,000--Sept 1 *14-'25 5s '13
Debt Extension Bonds.
Fire-Department Bonds.
M-S
4Ms
M-S $30.000c__M&S '14-'28 4s'11
$1,800
M&S 1914
Street Bonds {City's portion) .
4s '05
M-S
2,000c-Sept 1 '14-15
4s '07
M-S $13,213-_Sept 1 'l4-'27 4s'11
M-S
21,500c_M&S 1'14-24
4s '08
M-S
M-S
13,000c.-M&S '14-'2e
21,000-.Sept 1 T4-28 4s '11
4Ms'08 M-S
10,000--Mar 1 15-'24
14,000.-Sept 1 '14-'27 434s'12 M-S
4s
M-S
6,000—M&S '15-'2€
32,400-_Sept 1 '14-'29 4Hs'12 M-S
M-S
4Ms
Smallpox-Epidemic Bonds.
200.-Sept 1 '14-15
M-S
5s
M-S
$2,500-—M&S '15-17
1,350.-Sept 1 '14-M6 5s '13
M-S
4s
Crosswalk Bonds.
31,178--Sept 1 T4-'31
M-S
5s
M-S
$1,000-----1916-1917
3,200--Sept 1 '14-'21 4s '09
M-S
5s
Vault Sc. Safe-Constr. Bonds.
2,025--Sept 1 *14-16
M-S
$500
Mar 1 1914
M-S
5s '13
32,100
Sept 1 '14-33 4s '11
5s '13
Refunding Bonds.
M.-S"
9,600--Sept 1 »14-* 18
M-S
M-S
$3,000c--M&S '14-16
5s *13
9,500--Sept 1 '14-'23 4s '09
4348*12 M-S f 14,000—M&S 18-'24
Hedges Springs.
'
1
591
Mar 1 1925
4s
M-S $12,000
Sept 1 1923
5s'13
5,000
Park Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s *07
M-S
$800.-Sept 1 '14-'17 5s '04
M-S f$15,000_Mar 1 14-'23
4Ms'09 M-S
200—-Sept 1 1914
\ 15,000-Sept 1 '14-'23
5s
4s
-..
Floating debt-'
Sinking fund—;
INT. at First Nat.
MARION.
MAHONING COUNTY ROAD
Arch
'4j|s'12
Assessment
Assess, val. '12 (abt.act.)-17,306,330
School tax (per $1,000) 1912. _-$4.29
Population in 1913 (est.)
15,006
—
County Treas. office.
4s
——
General Paving Bonds.
at
4s
Assessed valuation 1912
...
'
INT.
M-S $20,000c—Sept '21-30
J-J
2,000c
July 1914
5s
4s
J-D
28,000c
June 1920
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13$50,000
......
Sept 11937
Sept 1 1917
$10,200
May 16 T3-$72,763
1,094,140
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$15.00
School tax (per $1,000) 1910_.$20.00
Population in 1910
1,804
Population in 1912 (est.)
-_5,000
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
LUCAS COUNTY.
County seat Is Toledo.
Flood-Repair Bonds.
LONDON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J-J
$53,790--July 18 T4-'23
This district Is In Madison County. 5s'13
Children's Home Impt.
4Hs
s-a
$77,000c
1914-1936
4Hs'09 J-J
$15,000_July 29 '14-T6
(Part each 6 mos.—see V. 92, p. 751
5s '13
M-S
12,500--.-1915-1927
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *12$99,000
Armory Bonds.
Assess. val.'12(abt. act.).-4,631,420
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
Apr 20 1941
$10.25 4^s'91 A-O $60,000
Mayl 1942
Population in 1911 (est.).:
.3,600 4Hs'92 M-N 13,000
Bridge Bonds.
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
4^s'04 M-S
$3,000—-Mar 10 1914
4Ks'04 M-N 27,164—May 2 '14~'24
4^s'04 A-O
41,250.-Oct 12 *14-'24
LORAIN.
This city is in the county of the 4Hs'05 F-A
48,Q00c_Aug 15'14-25
4Hs'08 M-S
60,000.Sept 14 T4-*28
same name.
'
4s '06
M-S
43,000-Sept 25 14'-'26
Playground and Park Bonds.
4Ks'09 J-J
24,000_July 16 *14-*21
M-S $20,000c—Sept 151932
4Hs'10 F-A
22,000--Aug 22 '14-'21
Refund. Water-Works Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
6s '95
F-A$125,000—Aug 24 1915
4s '99
M-S
15,000
Sept 1 1919 4^s'10 M-S $28,000_Sept 22 '14- 20
Main Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
4s '02
M-S
32,000
Sept 1 1917
5s *13
M-N $8,000-^May 1 '14-'18
4s'11
M-S
90,000c-Sept 15 1931
Court-House {opt. after. 1924).
Subway-Construction Bonds.
4s '94
M-S$5OO,000c&r_Mar 1 1944
4Hs'12 M-S $75,000c Sept 15 '37-'51
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13
'
River Improvement Bonds.
County debt—
5s'98
$1,016,768
$42,000_July 15 '18-'31
Stone road bonds,
5s '94
M-S 100,000-Sept 15 '14-'33
*558,268
State & Co road bonds.
4s '03
M-S 200,000-June 15 '33-'72
59,500
Stone & gravel road bds.
*452,118
4Ks'04 M-S
14,000c—Nov 1 1917
Certif of indebt (sewer)
8,066
4Hs'07 M-S
50,000_Sept 15 '27-36
Road and bridge notes.
15.203
434s'08
9,000__$3,000 yearly
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1
'13.$2,109,923
4Hs'09 M-S
15,000c-.Sept 15 1919
Assessed valuation,
real-188,226,590
4Hs'10 M-S
I9,000c-Sept 15 1920
Assessed val., personal-84,483,060
4Ms'12 M-S
25,000c._Sept 15 1932
•
-
MARIETTA SCHOOL DIST.
4^s
---
$24,000
-_-
i
Children's Home.
4Ks
M-S
$4,500c
Sept '14-*16
Infirmary Bonds.
5s
M-S $15,000c_Sept 1 '14-'16
4^s
M-S
12,000c .Sept 1 '14-'17
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4Ms
M-S$l,066,000c_M-S '14-37
4s
M-S 508,000c-—M-S '14-35
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13 $1,891,500
Assessed valuation 1913.213,000,000
(Assessm't about 85% actual value)
State&Co.tax(per$l,000z '13-- $3.42
Population in 1910
116,151
^
„
$20,000-—Aug 15 1926
Town-Hall Bonds.
4-H's'lO M-N J $4,000c-Sept 1 '14-'15 5s
8,400
\75,000c-Sept 1 '16-'40
Assessment Bonds.
6s
M-S ' 7,000cJ._Sept 1 1915
4Ms
$6,80015s4^s'll M-S
2,000c- -.-1914-1915 TOT. BD. DT.
BOND. DEBT June 1913.
$86,250
Assess, val; '12 (abt. act.).4,206,399
-----
4s
LORAIN COUNTY.
xcvii.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913.
MAHONING COUNTY.
$312,506
County seat is Youngstown.
Sinking fund
148,558
Assessed valuation 1912.-15,842,035
Flood-Damage Bonds. "
5s
M-S $30,000c_.M&S ' 14-43
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_.$11.70
Bridge Bonds.
4^s
M-S $238,000cSept 1 '14-21 Population in 1910
12,923
5s
13
M-S
18,000c_Sept 1 *14-'31
INT. at 1st Nat. Bank, Marietta.
DIST. NO. 1.
'06
F-A $30,000c.-F&A
5s '08
F-A
45,000c—F&A
5s '07
A-O
60,000c—A&O
National Bank. New York City.
7,000.. May 1 '14-'20
l5,000c_Aug 1 '14-'21
56,000c__M&S *14-'21
19,700
May 11 1930 4Ms'll M-S
21,000..-Apr 12 1931 GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913-—$90,000
5s
7,455
5,000... Apr 12 1915 Sinking fund
5s '12
J-J
J48.000-.Jan 1 '14-'37 Assess, val.'12(abt.act.)_ 119,564,165
124,000.. July 1 '14-'37 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912_$2.00
5s '13
A-O
-76,037
35,000c.Apr 1 '14-'48 Population in 1910BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12
$238,700
INT. at County Treas. office.
Assess, val. '10 (24 act.)__ 11,698,860
School tax (per $1,000) 1910--$12.50
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Lima.
LORAIN
COUNTY ROAD
DIS¬
5s '10
[Vol.
TOWNS.
M-S
—
Sinking fund
— —
35,041
i
Total valuation 1913
23,140,530
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$5.14
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—— 12.40
INT.
payable by City Treasurer.
MANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
4)4s'03 F-A
4Hs'05M-S
4^s'04 M-N
434s'04 F-A
4)4s'06 M-S
4s '03
.
$6,000c_Aug 27
16,000c.-M&S
15,000c_Nov 1
15,000c—Aug
18,000c--M&S
M-S
4^s '08M-S
.
M-S
J-D •
J-D
J-D
J-J
M-S
A-O
A-O
A-O
M-S
5s '13
BOND
$15,000c
J&J '14-'22
1914-1916
1914-1920
6,000c.-J&D '14-'16
16,000c-.J&D '17-'20
30,000c.-J&J
'17-'26
58,150c
1914-1930
12,500c—Apr 1 1923
10,800c
7,000c
12,500c.__Apr
8,000c_-A&O
DEBT May 1'13--$212,500
Assessed valuation 1912--22,446,480
School tax (per
$1,000) 1912—$3.84
Population in 1913 (est.) — -.23,000
INT.
payable by the District Treas'r
.
4,000c..Sept 15 1914 4s
M-S
16,000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-
35,OOOcM&S 15 '20-'28
M-S
98,000c--M&S '14-'28
4s '12
M-S
25,000-Sept 10 '15-'39
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13
$232,000
Assessed val. 1912-13
23,220,530
School tax (per $1,000) T2-'13_$4.36
INT. at Mansfield Sav.
Bank.
SCHOOL DIST.
(P. O. Castalia) is in
MARGARETTA
This district
1 1923
'16-'23
40.Q00---M&S '16-35
'14-15
'19-'23' MARION COUNTY. •
'15-'19
Marlon Is the county seat.
'15^19
Refunding Bonds.
'16-'24 5s
M-S $18,500c_
-1914-1916
4s '11
Erie County.
$30,000-Sept 15 '14-23
TOTAL DEBT,
(?)
4Hs'13
5s
4^s
434s'05
434s'05
434s'06
434s'll
434s'll
434s'12
434s'12
—
MARIETTA.
This city is In Washington County.
Commission
government
defeated
Assessment debt
1914-1916
$24,500
448,260
(add'l)
Total assessed val. 1912__56,882,960
(Assessment about 85%; actual val.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12 $3,251
Population in 1910
—
—33,971
INT. at office of County Treas.
MARTINSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
This
district Is in Clinton
County.
Building Bonds.
434s'12 M-S $34,000c__M&S *14-'37
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913$34,006
Assessed valuation 1913—2,500,000
(Assessment about full value)
Population in 1913 (est.)
700
INT. payable in Martinsville.
April 22 1913.
Inc. Dec. 2 1800.
Bridge Bonds.
MARYSVILLE.
5s
J-J
$30,000
J&J '14-'23
This city is in Union County.
5s '13
J-D 120,000c_June 2 '14-'33
Mill Creek Purification Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-N$120,000_May 20 '28-53
3Ha
A-O $90,000
Jan 1 1920 5s '13
Water-Works Bonds.
($20,000 every 5 years.)
4^s
M-S $10,000
Sept 1921 GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913- $148,656
153,033
3Ks
F-A 100,000c---Aug 1 1931 Assessment debt..,
Assessed valuation 1912
3,977,106
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--—$14.06
Electric-Light Bonds.
6s
Aug $15.000
Aug 1 1927 Population in 1910--3,575
marysville school
dist.
5s *13
M-S $80,000c—M&S '14-*33
BOND. DEBT Sept I 1913-$80.000
debt
valuation
Floating
Assessed
9,600
—
1913.-4,430,000
(Assessment about
Tax rate
full value.)
&6.50
(per$l,000) 1913
5,000
Population in 1913 (est.)
Depository.
INT. at District
oorporated
Is in Stark County,
as a
village In 1853.
|ani3
^"oOO-.-A&O
4A-O
|14-[16
4^s'09 M-S
6,500—M&S 14-20
4Hs'08 A-O
33,300.-Oct 1 '14-'22
4^s'08 July
3,000 —--1914-1919
4Ms'll
1,600
.1914-1915
Fire & Police Patrol Bonds.'i
5s '13
M-S $7,000..A-O 17-21..
Street Bonds (City's share).
4Hs'04 —
$2,000
1914
4Hs'10 Oct
641
-- .--1914
4Hs'09 Aug
—
| 8,000—-.1914rl921
?s
'13
Bridge Bonds.
M-S $20,000c„j&j
'14-'17
J-J
75,000c
1915-1920
5s '11
J-J
14,000—J&J
'14-T7
Road bonds
$32,500
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13—$191,500
Sinking fund
2,700
Total assessed val. 1913--68,971,350
(Real estate assess. 90% act. val.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1913—$3.00
July
10,000--—191^1923
Apr
J'ne
J-D
1,000
1914
2,000-----1914-1915
4,200c_May 1 '14-17
6,250c--Oct 1 '15- 20
A-O
This village Is located In Montgom¬
ery
4Hs*06 May
4Hs'12 M-N
Co.
A
Incorporated Feb. 11 1832.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
J-D $10,000c_June 2 '19-'28
5s '13
City Building Bonds.
4s
J-D
$10,000c—.1925-1929
Water Bonds.
434s'04 M-S $80,000c--Mch 1 1934
(Subject to call Mch 1 1924)
M-N $2,000--May 1 *14-'15
4s
Sewer Construction Bonds.
4s '07
M N
4s'07
A-O
4s '10
J-J
4s
J-J
$3,000c.May 15 '14-16
500c ...Oct 11914
1,000 ..July 15 1914
15,000_July 15 '15-'23
General Street, Bonds.
4s
M-N $8,00Q_.Nov 2 T4-'18
Electric Light {opt. aft. 1925).
5s '05
F-A $19,000c
Feb 1 1930
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 15 T3_$154,100
Assessment debt (add'l)
14,106
Sinking
fund
36,186
4,550,150
—
Assessed valuation 1912
Fire Engine House Bonds.
-
office.
s
miamisburg.
8,975----1915-1923
M-N
45,047
INTEREST at Treasurer
In-
Public Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'12 F-A
$4,000—A&O '15-16
4 As'11
680
-1914
M-S
3,827
— 1914
4Hs'09
4^s'll
4Hs'07
4Hs'll
4Hs'12
'
5s '07
5s '10
Population in 1910
massillon.
This city
Total tax (per $1,000)
$5,000c—May '14- 18 Population in 1910
4,000c.May 1 '15- 18
INTEREST on the
1912—$13.00
—.4,271
Sewe«
-.-
Miscellaneous.
4HST1
4Hs'll
--
bonds at First.Nat. Bank, Miamisb'g
$975--—-----1914
3,000
1914-1916
miamisburg school dist.
Paving & Sewer (City's share).
4^s'10 Aug
$3,000. —.-1914-1916 4s '05 M-N $45,000c_Nov 11 T4-'31
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912—$50,000
4Ms'12
920
1914
Assessed valuation 1912—4,611,050
Flood-Repair Bonds.
4Hs'13 A-O $15,000
1915-1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$9.58
INT. at. First Nat. Bank, Mlam'rg.
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 29 '13 $157,876
Assessment debt (add'l)31,252
—
---
—-
middletown"
27,130
1912.-17,324,280
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--.$12.70
Sinking
fund
This
Total assessed val.
INT. at State Bank
in Massillon.
Cdunty.
adopted
is in Butler
government
Aug. 8.1913.
4^sT2—
5s '13
A-O
4^s'13 Apr
5s '13
J-J
$1,500—Oct
10,000
'15**17
1
.
—
1923
$25,000c
Apr 1 1923
21,000c.July 1 '23-'27
4s '99
J-J
5s '81
M-N
A-O
4s '03
-.-
medina.
This village Is In
Medina County.
General Street Bonds.
'
Park Bonds.
$25,000c
Dec 1 1930
4s '00
F-A
75.000c...Feb .1 1930
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1920)
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913—$500,092
Water bonds (incl.)
103,500
Assessment debt (add'l)— 199,329
Sinking fund..
6,453
AsSess. val. '12 (abt. act.) 19,942,110
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$1'0.70
Population in 1910—
13,152
3Ms'99 J-D
Sept $2,000c.Sep 15 T5-T8
M-S
13.280c
1914-1923
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
M-S $23,000c—M&S '21-34
Water Bonds.
5s
M-S
$2,000—
1914 INT.
payable at Nat'l Park Bk.N.Y
4s
M-S
650
1914
5s
M-S
2,000
1914-1917
4s '07
M-S
32,000c_Sept 1 '16-'31 middletown school dist.
5s '09
M S
2,000-Mch 15 '14-T7 5s *91
J-J$4,250c
July 1914
5s '12
J-D
3,500c_-June 1 '14-20 5s '92
J-J
1,000c.,.-Apr 1 1914
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 1913—$93,250 4S '03
A-O
17,000c. .Oct 1 '14-'30
Assessment debt (add'l)
28,505 4s '05
J-D
5,000c.June 1 '22-'23
Sinking fund
3,000 3.65s'06 A-O 19,000c.Apr 16 '17-'21
Assessed valuation 1912
3,349,620 4s '08
J-J
15,OOOc_July 24 '42-44
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00 3.65s'06 M-S 68,000c_Sept 1 '23-'41
J-J
11,000c.Jan 21'23-33
Population in 1910-2,734 4s *10
4Ms'10 F-A 125,000c,Aug 1 '15-'50
INT. payable at Village Treasury.
4^s'12 J-D.
18,000
Dec 1 '15-*32
5s '13 F-A 65,000c Aug 1 '20-'25&30
medina school dist. '
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913--$355,000
4Hs
M-S $32,000-.--1914-1931 Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 25,178,000
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13
$35,500 School tax (per
$1,000) 1912__$2.99
Assessed valuatiqn 1913
3,358.805 Population in 1913 (est.)..15,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--$5.30
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
5s'12
5s '12
payable at Treasurer's office.
—
2.800
INTEREST at Dist. Clerk's office.
montgomery county.
County seat Is Dayton.
Infirmary-Building Bonds.
4^s'08 J-D $70,000-June 15 '14-'27
State and County Road.
4Hs
J-D $18,000
uJune 1919
Fair-Ground Bonds.
4s '05
M-S $12,000—Mar 1 *14-'25
Children's Home Bonds.
5s '13
M-S
$4,000.-Sept 8 *15-'16
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s *13
J-D $300,000.J'ne 1 '23-'42
Bridge Bonds.
4s '07
M-N$25,000c_Nov 1 '14-'18
4^s'08 J-D
7,500—Dec 1 '14-'19
4s '09
A-O
14,000c_Apr 1 '14-'19
4 Ms'11 A-O
6,000--Apr 1 '14-'16
4Ms
J-D
18,000
June 11919
4^s
J-D
8,000——July 1 1918
4Hs'll A-O
13,500c_July 15 *14-16
4Ms
M-N
6,500 —_May 1 1914
4Ms'12
/12,000—May 1 '14-'19
.
.
.
—
1,000-...May 1 1920
\
M-S
15.000__Mar 1 *14-'21
5s '13
M-N 15,000c_Nov 1 '14-'21
MemoriaFBuilding Bonds.
5s '13
This
INT. payable at
County Treasury.
miami county.
Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $18,000--Sept 1 '14-'22
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s *13
M-S $60,000--Sept 1 '15-T7
Funding Flood
-
Experimental Farm Bonds.
5s'11
J:J
$12,000c—J&J
'14-T6
This village Is In Henry County.
Incorporated June 7 1853.
Armory Site Bonds.
4Ms'12 May $3,600c
1914rl919
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'06 M-S $12,000c-.June 15 1931
5s
M-S
20,000
1914
4 Ms
M-S 25,000
1924
4 Ms
M-S 20,000c
1929
4Ms
M-S 15,000c
1919
4s
M-S
7,000c
-1915
4Ms'09 M-N (6,000c_May 1 '14-'19
16,000c-Nov 1 '14-T9
„
-
— -
—
—
Library Bonds.
4Ms'll M-N $2.000c_May 1 '14-T7
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913- $119,700
Assessment debt
41,026
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)-3,741,910
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.--$15.00
Population in 1910
4,007
INT. at Village Treas. office.
twp7_school
nelson
This district is in Portage
dist.
County.
*15-'39
A-O $25,000---A&O
TOTAL DEBT-——5s '13
—
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_3,928,490
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.50
montgomery township.
INTEREST payable In Nelsonvllle,
This township is in Ashland Co.
at Merchants' & Miners' Bank.
*
Pike Road Bonds.
4s
$47,000
Oct 1 1927
newark.
"
"
5Hs
22,000—-Oct 15 1923
This city Is in Licking County.
19,000--—Aug 1 1924
—.
1 1924
Oct
10,000
4As
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '12$98,000
Assessed valuation 1912- —2,634,210
Is
district
morrow county.
Cpuntv sear Is Mt. Gllead.
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13—$334,966
Assessed valuation 1912—25,225,320
Actual valuation (est.)—30,000,000
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'13-$4.47
Population in 1910
— 16.815
In
Clermont
INTEREST at Clerk's office.
,
—
-
-
INTEREST
payable at office of
Sinking Fund Trustees, Mt. Vernon
.
mount vernon school dist.
4s '07
M-S $27,000c-Mar 1 *14-'22
4s'10
J-D
26,000c._-Dec 14930
(Subject to call Dec 1 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913
$55,000
Assessed val. 1913 (about) 12,000,000
(Assessment
School tax
about actual
value.)
(per $1,000) 1912
$1.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
10,000
INTEREST payable In Mt.Vernon
mt. victory school dist.
This
district
is
in
Hardin
4Ms'12 M-S $28,500.Sept
Countv.
TOTAL DEBT.
1
muskingum county.
County seat Is Zanesvllle.
Emergency Flood Bonds.
4%s
---$100,000
Apr 1
5s
5s
Jan 20 1928
$63,500
J-D
$4,OOOc_June l5'14-'l7
4Ms'04 M-S
5,600c Mar 21 '14-'19
4Ms'05 F-A
14,000c.Feb 20 '14-'20
4Ms*05 F-A
8,OOOc_Aug 15 '14-'21
4s'06
M-N
7,000c_May 7 '14-'20
4s'07
M-S
54,000c_Mar 18 '14-'31
4s '08
A-O
12,000c.Apr 23 '14-25
4s '12
M-N 92,160c-May 1 *14-'37
5s'13
M-N 30,000-May 20'14-32.
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 '13
$210,600
Floating, debt—
20,000
Assess, val. '12 (85%act.) 27,715,120
School tax (per $1,000) '12-'13_$4.00
Population in 1913 (est)
26,500
INTEREST Is payable at
District
Treasurer's office.
new
berlint"
This village is
'
'
in Stark
,
County.
Water Works Bonds.
4^s'12 Aug $15,000c—Aug 1 1927
Sewer
Bonds.
^
4Hs'12 Aug $20,000----Aug 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT May 26 *13--$38,500
Assessed valuation 1912
800,000
Population in 1910
——.865
new boston school dist.
100,000—Mya 1 '15-'24
—
INT. at Portsmouth Banking Co.
newburg.
new
TseeCleveland.)
philadelphia
sch.
_
___
—
Children's Home Bonds.
4s'09
J-J
$30,000c_^-May 1 1924
4s '11
J-D
15,000c—-Dec 1 1926
d.
This district is in Tuscarawas Co.
$130,000c J&D '14-'35
4s
M-S
15,000c
1920
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13--$145,000
Assessed val. 1912
10,150,160
5s '13
J-D
Tax rate (per
1923
75,000.-July 1 *15-'23
Highway Bldg. Bonds.
5s
$45,500--July 1 '15-'18
5s
'100,000--Oct 1 '15-'23
k
1913
newark school district.
4s *03
-
dist.
Sewer Construction Bonds.
5s '07
Dec $50,000c.Dec 16 '17-'32
Oct
INTEREST^ payable by Sinking
Fund Trustees, Newark, O.
1
city school dist.
This district is in Hocking Co.
5Ms'13 M-S $40,000.—M&S *14-'39
TOTAL DEBT..
(?)
Assessed val. 1912
$566,555
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912——$15.00
This village Is In Jefferson County.
in 1883.
Pop'n 1910, ,4.049.
BOND. DEBT
(per $1,000) 1912—$13.00
Population in 1910
*.—-25,404
Tax rate
DEBT
murray
Inc.
Funding Bonds.
4.90s'08 J-J $13,500c
Refunding Light Bonds.
M-S $19,000--Sept I *14-'32
Fire Department Bonds.
4s 'Q6
J-J
$4,500c_July 1 '14-'17
GEN. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$704,826
Assessment debt 4s & 5s__
114,245
Assessed valuation 1912--28,200,000
'14-'32
This district is in Scioto County.
(?)
4^s'13 J-J
$29,500c.Jan 24 *23-'52
$575,490 5s 13
J-J
5,000__ July 18'23-'32
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$11.60 TOTAL DEBT
(?)
TOTAL
and
(?)
'14-'15
portion).
30.000C-M&S'
A-O
Assessed valuation 1912
INT. at Murray City Bank.
school
M-S
Street Bonds {City's
4s '05
5s '02
mount vernon.
This city is in Knox County.
In¬
corporated Feb. 26 1845.
Water Bonds.
4s '06
J-D $19,500 —June 30 1926
Street & Sewer {City's Portion).
5s
F-A
$3,600c—Aug 1.1917
5s
Apr
2,500c__-Apr 1 1917
5s
M-N
7,650c-_-Nov 1 1917
4 Ms
F-A
1,000c
Aug 1 1915
5s
M-N
1,200c--_May 1 1917
5s
,J-J
2,500c—Jan. 1 1914
Assessment 4s. 5s & 6s
$87,965
Water works bonds
19,500
GEN. BOND. DEBT-20,950
Floating debt
6,800
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 *13--- 135,215
Sinking funds
,
39,683
Assessed valuation 1912 -10,407,970
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$12.00
Population in 1910
——9,087
Hamilton counties.
This district is in Holmes County.
5s '13
M-S $35,000--M&S
'14-'49
'14-'15
May
$300,000--July 1 'l&-'32
85,000--Apr 1 '18-'26
4Ms'09 J-J
85,000c-_Jan 1 *14-'25
4Ms'04 J-J
$2,122c„-Apr 1 1914
4Ms'08 J-J
19,300
July 14^'23
4Ms*08 J-D
9,000 -—June '14-18
5s '11
F-A
11,405d_Aug 1 '14-'19
5s '12
A-O
8,410c--Oct 1'14-23
5s '13
M-N 23,800—May 1 '24-27
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
4s '05
F-A
$5,000c--Aug 1 '14-'18
5s '04
A-O
58,157-—Oct 1 '14-'23
morrow school district.
4Ms'07 M-S
1,000c— Sept 1 1914
This district is in Warren County. 4Ms'09 M-S
7,000--Mar 1 *14-'20
4s '12
J-D $40,000
1915-1941
Electric Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13
$40,000 4s '05
A-O $10,000c.-Apr 1 '14-*20
4Ks'll M-N$46,000c
1914-1952
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912-.-$50,000
Assessed valuation 1911
1,300,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1911-.$4.10
millersburg
Sewer Bonds.
5s '09
M-N $1,020
Water Bonds.
$7.60
4Ms*08 A-O
7,929
$1,000) 1912
Population in 1910
Tax rate (per
mingo junction.
County seat Is Troy.
napoleon.
4Ms'07 A-O $160,000c_0ct 1 *14-'24
(?)
4Ms'10 F-A
' 17,500-Aug 1 '14-20
CO. BD. DT. Mar 1'13$505,160 nelsonville school dist. 1
Assess. val.!12(60%act.) 197,157,880
6s
M-S
$1,500c _-Sept 1 1914
State'& Co. tax(per$l,000)'12 $13.60
4s '07
M-S J $23,000c.Sept 1 '14-'36
Population in 1910
163,763
i 23,000c_Mar 1 '14-37
INT. payaole at Co. Treas. office. BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$51,000
milford school district.
mercer codnty.
County seat Is Cellna.
Bridge Bonds.
5s'04
F-A $23,000—F&A '14-'24
4Hs'12 A-O
15,000c—Oct 1 '14-'23
TOTAL DEBT May 1913--$594,300
Total assessed val. 1912--40,092,070
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12—$3.00
Population in 1910—27,536
'14-*20
*15-'17
1 1918
'19-'31
4Ms'04 J-D $75,500—Dec 1 '21-'24
5s
M-S
25,000—Mar 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13_$984,000
monroe county.
Assessed valuation 1913—60,680,000
Woodsfleld Is the county seat.
(Assessment about actual value)
BOND. DEBT May 1913
$39,000
Asess. val. '12 (abt. act.)_19,130,925 State & Co. tax (per $l,000)'13-$5.20
57,488
State & Co. tax (per $l,000)'12-$4.45 Population in 1910
INT. on bridge' 4s, funding and
Population in 1910—
24,244
INT. at Treasurer's office.
children's home bonds at Co. Treas.;
on others at Nassau Bank, N. Y.
— —.
Population in 1913 (est.)
_
4s *11
$24,000c
-.1923
15,,000c__Nov 25 1916
24,000c—Oct 1 '14-'25
...
INTEREST Is payable at the Citi¬
INTEREST on the funding bonds
Is
Water Bonds.
4Ks'10 J-D
32,000c_June 1 '14-'46
4^s'12 J-J
9,500c.July 1 '14-'32
Street Paving.{City's Portion).
4Hs'08 A-O $7,309.80c Aprl'14-T8
4Hs'13 M-S 36,000c-.M&S '15-'50 4Ks'08 F-A
6,000c_Aug 15T4-T8
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$230,000
434s'08 J-D
601.85cDee 1T4-T8
Assessed valuation 1912.-18,000,000
4Hs'09 F-A
15,890c.Aug 1 '14-'20
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$8.90
4Hs'08A-O
891.98c. .1914-1918
INT. payable part at Nat. Bank of 4s *04
A-O
1,000c
1914-1915
Commerce, N. Y.; part at office of 4s'07
M-N
5,324c—.1914-1917
Treasurer.
4M>S'll J-D
29,000c
1914-1942
4Hs'll F-A
9,000c.Aug 1 '14-*22
maumee.
4Hs'12 M-N lO.OOOc.May 1 '14 '18
This village Is In Lucas County.
4Hs'12 J-D 22.894.60 Dec 1 '14-'22
4^s'07 A-O $60,000c
1937 5s *13
A-O
40,000.-Apr 1 '15-'54
5s
11,000
--.1937 5s '13
F-A
11,000--Aug 1 '14-'23
5s
6,000-opt. after 1907
Sewer Bonds.
•
►
Street Bonds.
5s '96
F-A $18,000c-..Aug 1 1921
5s '11
F-A
$8,000c..Feb 1 '14-21 4s '05
J-D
19,000c.June 1 1922
4Ms'12 M-S
41,800--Mch 1 '14-23 4s '09
M-S
28,000c
1914-1941
GEN. BD. DT. May.1913—$77,000 4s'10
A-O
96,OOOc_Apr 1 T4-'61
Assessed valuation 1912—1,060,000
4^s'll F A
14,000c-Aug 15 T4-'27
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910- —$28.00
4Hs'12 F-A
15,000.-Aug 1 '14-'28
Population in 1911
—2,347 4MsT2.:_15,000-Dec 1 T4-'28
zen's National Bank In New York.
Total tax
Bridge Bonds.
M-N $120,000- May 1
A-O
46,000.-Apr 1
M-S
7,000
Sept
4s '10
J-J
225,000c_July 1
Funding Bonds.
4s
—
Flood Emergency Bonds.
massillon school dist.
4s
M-S $36,000c—M&S '14-22
4s '05
M-S
19,000c.-M&S '14-'22
4s '11
J-D
ll,500c_.M&S '14-'25
4s'12
M-S
97,000c
$l,500due
each 6 mos. beginning Mch 1 1913.
4s *09
A-O
$6,000c—A&O '14-T9
4s '10
M-S
16,500---M&S '14-30
4s'10
M-S
7,500c—M&S '14-'21
4s '12
M-S
36,000c—M&S T4-31
13,966
——
1912—5,726,240 5s
(per $1,000) 1913-—$13.38 5s
Assessed valuation
4Ms
Fire Department Bonds.
13,879
Population in 1910---
city
Commission
J 1,700
Floating debt
Sinking fund—
refunding, the
(City's Share).
water and the light bonds of 1905 Is
4Hs
JD
$6,000
1914-1919 payable at Hanover National Bank,
4^s'12
465
—----1915 N. Y.; on sewer 4s at Miamisburg; on
4Hs'13 A-O
9,8001915-1924 flood emergency and city building
•
91
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
No\., 1913.]
$1,000) 1912
—
$4.20
newton township.
This township is In Trumbull Co.
Road Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-N$47,500c-May 1 '14-*32
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '12-$50,000
Assessed valuation 1911
1,593,460
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$5.60
Population in 1910
1,432
INT. at Twp. Treas. office.
92
niles school distbict.
paine sville.
Water-Main Extension Bonds.
This district Is In Trumbull Co.
4Ms'12 J-J
$4,000—-July 29 1932
4)$s'll M-S $55,OOOc_Mar 1 '16-'43 4Ms'10 A-O
3,000—Oct 24 1930
6s
M-S
A-O
2,500—Apr 15 1935
3,000c
Sept 15 1915 4s '10
4Hs
M-S 38,000c
Viaduct Bonds.
Mar 1 1931
5s
M-S
1,225c—Nov 1 1914 4Ms'08 M-S
$8,600—Sept 17 1933
5s '13
J-J
J-J
35,000—July 11 1927
96,000—July 17 '17-48 4s '07
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.
Sewer, Drain. & Ditch Bonds.
$97,225
Assessed valuation 1912—13 ,272,280 4s '00
A-O $25,000c—Apr 16 1930
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.-.$3.80 4Ms'04 J-J
3,900c_—Jan 15 1924
Population in 1912 (est)
3,100
July 1 1925
10,000 4Ms'05 J-J
1,100—Nov 25 1925
INT. payable at office of City Treas 4Ms'05 M-N
NORWALK.
Is
in Huron
Incorporated April 1881.
Water Bonds.
5s
County
$49,500c
1914-1925
5s
M-S
15,500c ....1914-1928
5s
M-S
4,680c
1914-1922
General Sewer Bonds.
4^s'07
T$7,000
Mch'14-'20
V 6,000——Sept '14-'19
Bridge Bonds.
5s
M-S
$1,000c —M&S1 1914
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12—$216,807
Assessed valuation 1912
9,516,010
(Assessment about actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912— .$12.60
Population in 1910
—7,858
.
—
—
INTEREST Is payable at Norwalk.
NOBWALK SCHOOL DISTBICT.
J-D]$13,000
Dec. 1
T4-'26
1 12,000—June 1 '15-'26
TOTAL DEBT—
A-O
4s
A-O
5s '13
A-O
5s '13
A-O
F-A $105,000—
Water-Works Bonds.
\
A-0
5s'12
M-S
5s
4s
M-S
._
5s '13
—
(?)
NOBWOOD.
5Ms'93 J-J
$22,500c_July 1 *14-'22
5Ms*93 M-S
25,000c.Sept 1 '14-'23
5s '94
A-0
15,000c—.Oct 1 1914
5s'97
M-S
5,000c___Mch 11917
4Ms'95 M-S
15,000c
Mch 1 1915
5s *97
M-S
5,000c—Sept 1 1917
4s '00
A-0
15,000c__Apr 16 1930
4Ms'04 M-S
6,500c—_Mch 1 1924
4Ms'04 J-D
2,700c__.Dec 1 1924
4Ms*04 J-D
4,500—Dec 31 1924
4Ms'05 M-N
4,250—May 20 1925
4Ms'05 F-A
1,500—Aug 1 1925
4s *06
J-D
25,000—-June 11931
4Ms'06 M-N
5,200—Nov 15 1931
4s '07
J-J
6,500—July 11 1932
4s '07
J-J
34,000—July 15 1937
4Ms'08 J-D
5,000.
-.1933
4Ms'08 J-D
5,000—Dec 18 1933
4s '10
A-O
15,500--Apr 15 1930
GEN.BD.DT.May 14'13_$1,489,012
Water bonds (incl.)
227,650
Light bonds (incl.)_
88,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
270,692
Sinking fund—
134,973
Tax valuation 1912-13—30,068,480
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$13.22
Population in 1910
....16,185
—
__
This city Is In Hamilton Co., ad¬
joining Cincinnati.
Inc. as village
July 18 1888: city May 4 1903. Com¬
mission government defeated Aug. 19
Public Bath Natatorium Bonds.
5s '13- A-0 $10,000c—Apr 6 1933
Playground Extension Bonds.
5s '13
$10,500—
1933
Garbage Wagon Equip. Bonds.
4^s'13
$3,500—1933
Office Equipment Bonds.
4^s'12 J-D
$3,500
Dec 6 1932
Improv't (City's portion).
4Hs'12 J-D$130,000—iDec 23 1932
4Ms'07 M-N 15,000—Nov 15 1927
4s'10
J-J
41,000—.Jan 15 1935
4Ms'10 M-N 14,000.—Nov 15 1930
4Hs'll J-J
15,672.87_July 7 1931
4Hs'12 F-A
4,500—Aug 26 1932
4Hs'13.J-J
20,000City-Hall Bonds.
4s *12
J-D $90,000—Dec 30 1932
Auto Patrol & Ambulance Bds.
4Hs'12 J-J
$5,000—July 19 1932
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '95
A-0 $l3,000c„Oct 1 '14-'26
4s '01
M-N 20,000c—Nov 15 1916
4s '02
M-N 20,000c—May 15 1922
.
.
4s '03
A-O
~
10,000c—Apr
6,000c.-May 20 1929
4s'10
A-O
18,000—Apr 15 1930
General Purpose Bonds.
5s '95
M-S $25,000c
Sept 1 1915
Street Impt. (City's Portion) .
4s '08
J-D $90,000—.Dec 29 1923
4^s'09 M-N 13,500
May 7 1934
5s '13
F-A
26,000—Feb 24 1933
Street Repair Bonds.
4s '03
M-N $3,000c—_May 1 1918
4s '00
A-O
20,000c—Apr
4s '06
M-N
8,000—iMay 15 1931
11,000
July 6 1928
16 193Q
6,000—Apr 15 1933
4s'09
M-N
6,000...May 29 1934
4^s*ll M-N 18,000
May 8 1921
4Ms'll M-N
1,500—.May 8 1916
4^s'12 J-J
20,000—-.July 19 1932
4Ms'll J-J
5,000—-July 7 1931
Street Extension Bonds.
4^s'04 Aug $15.000—-Aug 1 1924
4s '05 ' July
12,000...July 15 1925
4Hs'06 J-J
6,000c—-July 1 1931
4Ms'11 A-0
2,500—-Apr 7 1931
4s '11
J-J
5,500—July 17 1936
4Ms'll F-A
2,000—Aug 29 1931
4Ms'll F-A
5,500—Feb 14 1932
4Ms'12 M-N
3,000—Nov 25 1932
4Ms'10 M-N
1,500...May 21 1930
5s '13
6,500
-—1933
Montgomery Pike Widening Bds.
4s '00
A-0 $25,000c—Apr 16 1930
Sherman Ave. Damage Bonds.
5s 03
J-D
111 001
^"
$1,831.75c Dec 15 '23
Sidewalk Bonds (Vil. Portion).
W-A
5s ,Q1
'91
F-A
$8,OOOc_Aug 15 *14-*21
5s *92
A-O
18,OOOc__Oct 1 '22-*39
5Ms'94 J-J
7,000c.. Jan 1 '24-'30
5s '94 > J-D
5,OOOc._ June 15 1914
5s '95
J-J
5,000c—.July 1 1925
5s '97
M-N
2,000c
Nov 15 1917
4s '99
F-A
5,000c—Aug 15 1919
4s '00
A-O
15,000c—Apr 16 1930
4s '00
M-N 10,000c—.May 2 1930
4s '02
M-S
3,500c—Sept 15 1922
4s '03
F-A
2,500c„Aug 15 1923
...
Sewer
5s'92
J-J $125,000c. July 20 '19-48
M-S
3,000c
Mch *14-'16
5s '95
M-S
4s'00
M-N
4s '05
J-D
4s'05
J-J
4s'06
4s '10
M-S
4s '11
J-J
4s '11
A-O
4s *12
J-D
Bonds.
4Ms'05 J-D $25,000
June 1 1925
4Ms'06 J-J
20,000c—.July 1 1931
4Ms'07 A-0
29,000—-Apr 8 1932
4Ms'07 J-D
17,000—June 14 1927
4Ms'09 F-A
4,600—Feb 14 1929
4Ms'lO A-O
1,500—Oct 24 1930
4Ms'12 J-J
22,000—July 19 1932
4Ms'13 J-D
3,000.
1,500.
1933
...
ire and General Purposes.
5s '94
F-A $25,000c
Aug 15 1914
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s '06
M-N $3,000—May 15 1931
4s *08
\
_s
*12
;
24,000-.$l,500each6mos
16,400-.$l,000each6mos
,
M-S
This district Is In Ottawa County.
5s '08
4Ms'll
J-J
$2,000-July 27 '14-T5
f
3,000c. .Apr 1 T4-T5
A-O)
36,000c.Apr 1 '16-'33
(
18,000c._Oct 1 '16-'33
BOND. DEBT Sept 30'13
$60,500
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 1,952,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1912. .$5.50
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
Pomeroy; on all others In N. Y.
1 '14-'15
PORTAGE
/3,500c.Sept 1 '17-'23
A-0
13,000c. Mar 1 '18-'23
3,000c-Apr 1 '21-'23
2,000c.. Oct 1 '21-22
Assessed valuation 1912--48,835,205
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12_$6.46
4s'08
1,500c
—
1,500c—Oct
1
1923
M-S
2,000
..1927
2,000
1922
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '08
A-O $15,000c—A-O '17-21
M-S
—
BOND. DEBT May 11
Cemetery Bopds.
4s
A-O
$1,500.
..1913
GEN. BD.DT. Oct 1913.
$300,337
Assessment bonds
115,686
Sinking fund—
29,287
Assessed valuation 1912— .6,635,200
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$12.60
Population in 1910
5,501
INTEREST Is payable at Palnesvllle branch of the Cleveland Tr. Co.
port
clinton]
This village Is In
TOT. DEBT Mar 1 '13—
Sinking
.120,600
9,673
funds—.
Population in 1910--...
.»
INTEREST
payable
Oberlln;
on
109,450
22,730
the
Population in 1910
INTEREST
Is
payable
County Treasurer's office.
PICKAWAY COUNTY.
at
bonds
at
Citizens'
on
refunding
Is
•
Bridge Bonds.
M-S$294,000—M&S '14-'43
13,500....Sept 1 1919
...
4Ks
17,500—-Mar 1 1930
—-
—
$17,000
Sept 1 1930
Ditch Bonds.
5s
$3,500—-.Mar 1 1916
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 12
$52,360
...
Assessed valuation 1912—47,081,031
Population in 1910
INT. at County
•
— — —
26,158
Treasurer's office.
Miami County.
■
5s '11
.
portsmouth.
This
J-D
4s
2,000
Assessed valuation 1912.4,235,201
(Assessment about 2-3 act. val.)
School tax
(per $1,000) '12
$3.75
(est.)
3,500
Orrville Savings Bank.
Population in
INT. at
1913
oxford.
This village Is In Butler
County.
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
July $50,000c
Fire Engine Bonds.
4s
Jan
$600c
Water-Works Bonds.
4Ms
Apr
$4,000c
4Ms
Sept 25,000c
5s
J'ne
3,500c
5s
Dec
1,500c
4Ms
Mar
4,500c
_
5s
1935-1951
...1914
Electric Light Bonds.
Dec
Is™
*-r
$3,500c
1923-1929
^tJ'000® -"--1912-1917
TOTAL DEBT May 14
'13—$98,600
Assessed valuation 1913
2,212,280
Population in 1910
—2,017
INTEREST payable In Oxford.
,
5s'13
7,000c..-Aug 1 1918
F-A
Sewer Bonds.
•
M-S $20,000c—Mar 1 1920
••
4s
3Hs'06 F-A
(See V 82,
_
$2,500c_Junel5 20-24
J-D
2,500c.Dec 15 '20-'24
60,000c_ June 15 '25-'48
60,000c_Dec 15 '15-'48
Oct. 1'13.
$125,000
50,000
10,750
Total val. 1913 (est)—16,800,000
Police Dept. Bonds.
M-S
$3,000
Water-Works.
5s '13
Sept 1 1918
M-N$50,000c_--May 1 1916*
4s
A-O
40,000c
Apr. 1 1926
4s '12
J-J
300.000c. _Jan 1 '16-'55
4s'12
M-N130.000-.May 1'36-'55
5s '13
F-A
70,000c.Aug 1 '18-*22
Refunding Water Bonds.
3.65s'06M-N$83,000c—May 1 1931
Building Bonds.'
5s
M-N $6,000c_Nov 12 '14-'15
4s '06
M-S
5,000c.--Sept 1 1916
4s
M-S
30,000-Sept 1 '15-'20
Street Bonds (Assessment).
4s&5s
.-.$327,500
1913-1922
TOTAL DEBT June 1 '13$1,469,500<
Sinking fund
65,000
Tot. assessed val. 1912—29,669,320'
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$1.10
Population in 1910
23,481
INTEREST payable in New York
4s
*
(Assessment about actual value.)
1913—
3.90
Population in 1913 (est)
.15,000
INT. at office of City Treas.
School tax (per $1,000)
——
pleasant ridge school dis.
$50,000c.-Jan 2 *19-'49
20,000—Aug 17 1929
$71,500
3,491,040
School tax (per $1,000) 1910—$15.00
Population m 1911 (est)
1,765
INT. payable at Citizens' Bank &
Savings Co., Pleasant Ridge.
4Ms'08 J-J
4Ms'09 s-a
BOND. DEBT May 1912.
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.)
pleasant township.
This
1920-1922
1920-1928
M-N 35,000c-May 1 '18-'24
A-O
15,000c_ Apr 1 '25-*27
Street-Improvement (General).
4s'06
F-A
$3,500c-Aug 1 1914
4s
J-D
25,000c_June 1 '17-'21
4s
A-O
17,000c.—Oct 1 1922
4s *07
J-D
3,000c___Dec '14-'16
4s'08
J-D
4.000c.June 1'14-16
4s '09
F-A
10,000c. --Aug 1 1923
4s '10
M-N 14,000c.May 1 U6-'20'
4s '09
J-D
6,000c.__June 1 1923
4s'10
A-O
1,500c
Oct 11921
4s '11
M-S
8,000c
Mar 1 1921
4s *11
J-D
3,500c.—June 1 1915
4s '12
M-S
20,000c
Mar 1 1924
4s'12
J-D
17.000c—June 1 1921
School Bonds.
1915
1916-1921
1915-1934
|16,000c-Dec 15 '14-'21
\ 9,000c.Dec 15 '22-24
Levee & Embankment Bonds.
4s'02
F-A
$2,000c
Feb '14-'15*
—
Floating debt——
Sinking fund
500
*
Is
piqua school district.
OBBVILLE SCHOOL DISTBICT.
Floating debt
Sinking fund
*
the county seat of
Incorporated In 1829
Subway Impt. Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $42,000c_Aug 1 '14-'24
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-S10 $32,000c.-_Sept'14-21
5s
J-D
20,000c
June 1 1916
4s
J-D
20,000c.-June 27 1918
city
Scioto County.
—
BOND. PEBT
This district is in Wayne
County.
M-S $25,000c.Sept 1 '15-'31
16,500
debt
—
4s '12
at Fourth
township Is In Van Wert Co.
4s&4Ms Apr $92,200c_Yrly to 1929
BOND. DEBT May 10 '13
$92,200
Assess, val. '12 (80%jact.) 3,491,040
(per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
Population in 1910
-7,791
INT. at office of Twp. Treasurer
Tax rate
in Van Wert.
pomeroy.
This
Suit to
village Is In Meigs County,
compel payment of bond in¬
terest settled in
p.
1852.
Nat.
Lanier
Co.;
&
Bank and Winslow,
In
Columbus
at
the
Ohio Nat. Bank and in Portsmouth at
Bonds.
Pike
June 1913.
-
V. 96,
•
M
16,000c_Feb 1 '14-'17
p 117, for maturity.)
4s
F-A $15,000c_--Aug 1 1917
4s'06
J-D
14,000c_Dec 1 '16-'19
4s
F-A
6,000c. _-Feb 1 1918
4s
M-S
2,500c. _Sept 1 1914
4s '08
F-A
20,000c. Aug 1 '25-'28
4s'09
A-O
12,OOOcOctl"14,'15&21
4s '10
M-S
6,000c...Sept 1 1015
4s '11
M-N
6,000c_-_May 1 1919
4s '12
M-S
18,000c_Mar 1 '14-'22
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
$20,0001923
Sinking fund
34,752 5s *13
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.)16,000,000 5s '13
A-O
10,000c.-Apr 17 1923
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912. _$11.60
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$35,000c—July 1 1923
Population in 1910
13,388 5s,
PirA«nAnnrtment Bonds.
INTEREST payable In New York.
Sav. Bank Co. In Oberlln.
5s '13
-
—
4s '09
—
17,860
4>£s
Bank,
at State
4Ms'08 M-S
16,00Qc._last bd. 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept I '13.
$41,000
„
4s '08
Funding Bonds.
5s '13
Nat.
5s
,
.
>
Circleville is county seat.
..4,365
street
'
610,650
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)_34,598,150
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1912
..$4.50
M-S
$6,900
.1914-1916
Improvement & Refdg. Bonds.
J-J $175,000c—.July 1 1925
3Ms
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ms
M-S $25,000c—.Mar 1 1924
5s '04
J-D
-3,700c._.Dec 1 1914
4s '05
J-J
65,000c—.July 1 1925
4s'09
M-N 65,000c—May 1 1929
4s '09
M-S
50,000c...Sept 1 1929
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms
M-S $35,000c...Mar 11924
Street Improvement.
5s '04
A-O
$1,000c—Oct 1 '14-15
4s *05
A-O
3,800c__Oct 1 *14'15
4s '06
M-S
30,000c—Sept 1 1916
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13.
$518,540
Assessment debt.
126,639
TOT. DEBT Jan 1 '13—,
603,938
Assessment debt
Ottawa County.
$8,500c_July 1 M5-'23
ater-Works-Extension Bonds.
5s '12
J-D
$4,500—June 1 '14-'22
5s
J-D
40,000---1929
5s
J-D
14.0001926
Village-Hall Bonds.
5s.'11
M-N$15,000c_May 1 '14-'28
GEN. BD.DT. Sept 30 *13
$45,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
53,660
s'13 J-J
Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.). 5,986,820
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$11.20
<
1,850
Assessed valuation 1913—3,111,820
County seat Is Paulding.
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
5s '12
F-A $24,OOOc.Aug 1 '18-'25 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$10.00
Experiment Farm Bonds.
Population in 19103,007
5s '11
F-A $19,000c.Feb 1 '14-20 Pouulatipn in 1913 (est.)
3,500
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1 *13
INT.
$283,720'
payable at
any
bank in
Assessment debt..
326,930 Port Clinton.
This city is In
5s '05
M-S $17,000c—Sept 1 1915
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913—$57,400
1922
$240,000
Population in 1910
30,307
INT. payable at County Treasury.
Sewer Bonds.
oakley school distbict.
4s '10
M-S $80,000c._Mch 14 1950
4 Ms'10 M-N 25,000c...Nov 1 1950
4Ms'12 A-0
5,000c—Apr ,1 1952
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '12
$110,000
Assessed valuation 1911
2,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1910..$12.00
This village Is In Lorain
County.
Incorporated In 1846.
Water-Works.
3Ms'99 F-A{$14,000c.Aug 1 '14-'20
\
9,000c. Aug 1 '21-23
Sewer Bonds (General).
4Ms'07 F-A
$7,500c.Aug 1 '14-'2S
4Hs'08 M-S
4,000_Sep 15 '14-'17
Refunding Bonds.
'13
—
piqua.
INT., payable at Oakley Bank.
COUNTY.
Ravenna is the county
M-S
'24-*26
1918
9,000c—A-O
OAKLEY (See CINCINNATI).
obeblin.
-----
seat.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $35,000-.-—Sept
4s '07
5s
oak'habbob school dist.
25,300—
(Due part each six months.)
1917
1923 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912 $141,968
1921 Assess, val. '12 (M*act.)-- 2,700,160 »
-1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
1921 Population in 19104,023
INTEREST
on
street bonds
at
1921
l,000c_Sept 1 '14-'15
4s '09
A-0
4Hs'10 M-N
---
5s
_
$8,000-.---— Sept 1 1924
5,740-$600 each 6 mos
—
—
f$l,000c_Mar
M-S
—
5s '13,
Debt Extension Bonds.
Apr $22,620.62c Apr 16 1920
4s'01
Apr
22,388.32c Apr 151926
4s '01
Oct
17,818.24c_Oct 1 1926
4s '02
Sept 23,813.10c Sep 15 1922
4Ms'04 J-S
3,650.00 July 15 1914
4Ms*05 F-A
2,067.08.Aug 1 1925
Fire and Police Bonds.
4Ms'03 M-N $1,000c
Nov 1 1923
4Ms'04 Apr
15,000
Apr 1 1924
4Ms'05 F-A
10,000—Feb 10 1925
4s '07
J-J
4,000—July 26 1932
4Ms'll F-A
2,500—Aug 29 1931
4Ms'12 M-S 50,000—Mar 21 1932
4Ms'08 M-S
2,200—Mar 31 1933
4Ms'08 M-N
2,500...Nov 24 1928
4Ks'09 J-J
1,500—Jan 30 1929
4,000
4s
M-S
6,500
A-O
4^s
5,500
4s
A-0
1,000
4s
J-J
3,400
A-0
5s
7,500—
Electric Light Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Norwood.
4^13
4s '00
M-S
7,000c.—Apr '14-'20
41,000c—May'14-35
52,000c—June'15-'35
11,000c—July *15-'36
10,000c—Sept '14-23
19,500cMar 14 '29-'49
75.000c.July 1 '21-'50
220,000c--Oct '21-'50
55,000.-Dec 16'22-49
50,000—Apr 30 T5-'20
5s'13
A-0
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.
$669,500
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) .29,345,870
School tax (per $1,000) 1912--$4.38
15 1928
4Ms'04 May
4Hs'08 J-J
4Hs'08 A-0
nobwood school distbict.
4s '09
1 *22-'23
3,500c—.Apr 1 1924
paulding county.
...
—
'
1917 4Ms
1920 5s
1926 5s
4,500
14,500
13,500
11,500c. .Apr
Other
INT. at Norwood Nat. Bank.
^
„
5s
Market House Bonds.,
J-J
$35,000.—July 11 1932
Water & Light Plant Bonds.
city
Refunding Bonds.
...
4s '07
r
xcvii.
This cltv Is In Lake County.
M-S $7,000c—Sept 1 1917
In¬ 4Ms
6s
M-S
6,000c—Sept 1 1915 corporated In 1840.
6s
M-S
Fire & Police-Station Bonds.
6,000c— Sept 1 1916 •
M-S
4s '08
A-O
24,000c.-.Sept 1 1917
$4,000c.-A-O '22-'23 5s
Water-Works Bonds.
4Ms
M-S
7,000c—Sept 1 1918 •
5s
M-S
6,000
Mar 2 1923$92,937.50-Sept 1 1926 5s '08
5s *13
A-O
Light, Water & Debt Bonds.
80,000c...Apr 1 1953
Street Improvement.
4Ms
$18,929.87—Mar 1 '24
5s
M-S
Street-Paving Bonds.
$2,000
1914
■
•
This
[Vol.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
the First National
Bank.
portsmouth school dist.
3Hs
A-O
$4,000c_Apr 1 '14-'1&
3Hs
A-0
39,900c_Apr 1 *16-22
4s'05 M-N20 12,500c_May 20'23-'264Hs*08 J-J
9,000c_Jan 31 *14-'16
4Hs'09 F-A
16,000-Aug 12 *24-'28
„
4s '06
4s'11
4s'12
J-J
i 14,500c-Jan 12 '27-'30A-Oj 17,000
1914-1918
.
—'
4s *12
J-D
5s '13
A-O
20,000
31,000c.Dec 12 '26- 32
59,000--Oct 10 '18-'32:
<
Park Bonds.
sch.dist. (Con.)
4s '10
J-D $15,000c
Junel
High School Building.
M-N
6,000.—May 10
F-A $15,000c_Feb 8 '31-33 4s'11
J-D
6,000
Dec 1
4s *10
M-N15O.OO0c.May 2 '19-'48 4s '11
A-O
4,400—Oct 15
-4s '10
M-N 65.000c.May 2 '36-*48 43^s
F-A
8,000
Aug 1
BOND. DEBT Sept 1'12$350,900 5s *13
Water & Light Bonds.
Assessed val. *11 (est.)—30,000,000
i portsmouth
4s '10
(Assessment about actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1909--$3.50 4s '04
INTEREST on the 4s of 1906, the 4s *02
-4Hs
1910
of 1908, 4s of 1905 and 4s of
at Central Nat. Bank, Ports¬
4s'05
others at First Nat.
4s'06
4s '06
4S '07
4s '07
4s '08
mouth; on all
Bank, Portsmouth.
pultney township.
P. O. Bellaire, Belmont County.
i.
WWfcEfflfoiai 19 '23-32
5s *13
J-J
25.000-.July
TOTAL DEBT-..—
3 *23- 32
—(?)
18,518
Population in 1910
4s '05
4s '12
5s '04
F-A
4,000c.Aug 1 '14-'17
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912— $510,841
1940
1943
Floating debt.
Sinking fund
putnam county.
Ottawa
Is the
county seat.
mdividt twps.)
$259.100—1913-1922
Stone Road (due by
5s
—
Bridge Bonds.
6s '13
M-S $11,000
Court-House Bonds.
-1914-1916
15 *14-'24
77,000cMchl5 '14-'24
GEN. BD. DT. May 19 *13 $161,000
Stone road debt (add'l)---- 259,100
Assessed valuation 1912.$41,606,150
(Assessment abour % actual value)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12--$2.00
Population in 1910—
29,972
M-S J$77,000cSep
4s '10
L
INT. at County Treas.
office.
RAVENNA.
This village Is situated In Portage
County.
Incorp. Dec. 6 1852.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04
J-D $40,000—Dec 30 '15-*22
_
„
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1910
INTEREST
.
_
M-S $12,000—Sept 1 '14-'18
M-S
7.000-M&S 1 '14-'17
M-S
8.000-.M S 1 '14-'17
M-S f 2,000.-Mch 1 '14-'15
\ 1.000
Sept 1 1914
5,500
$1,000 each
4^8*10 M-S
six months beginning Sept 1 '15
4Hs'12 M-S $10,000—M&S.'19-'21
Park Improvement Bonds.
6s '91
J-D $40,000c J'ne 15 T4-'21
GEN. BONDS Mar 15 *13-$237,000
Assessment debt
:
45,601
Total assessed val. 1912—6,520,295
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$14.60
Population in 1910
5 ,310
4t*s'08
4«s'09
4^8*09
43^8*10
sandusky.
1938
_
4s '02
—
Water Bonds.
INTEREST at Chemical Nat. Bk..
Police-Patrol Bonds.
J-J
$2,500c_Jan
4s
4s
.
4s '13
1 1915
5,000c—Mar 1 1916 School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$3.10
2,500c...Feb 1 1917 Population in 1912 (est)
9,000
4s '08
5,000c...Sept 1 1916
INT. payable in Sidney at Citizen#'
4s '09
J-J
1,500c—Jan 2 1916 National Bank.
4s '07,
M-S
26,000c—Mar 1 1922
4s '10
M-S
5,000c—Mar 1 1917 springfield.
Grade-Crossing Elimination.
This city Is In Clark County.
In¬
4s '13
J-J
$42,500c_Jan 1 '21-'24 corporated
in
,1851.
Commission
Harbor Bonds.
government adopted Aug. 26 1913.
4s '06
A-O $50,000c_Apr 1 *21-'25
Hospital Bonds.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s
M-S $20,000--Sept 1 '14-'17
4s '05
A-O
$5,500c
Apr 1 1915 4s
M-S 25,000--Sept 1 '21-*25
4s *05
F-A
6,000c—-Aug 1 1915 4s '05
M-S 28,000c-Mar 1 '23-'24
4s '04
M-S
6,000c.Sept 1 *14-15 4s '06
M-S 20,000c.Sept 1 '24-'25
4s '05
Mr-S
6,OO0c_Sept 1 *14-15 4s '08
M-S
15,000c_Mar 1 '30-'32
4s *06
M-S
6,000c.Sept 1 '14-16 4>^s
M-S 30,000--Mar 1 '15-'24
4s '06
M-S
5,000c—-Sept 1 1916
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s '06
M-S
1,000c.—Sept 1 1914 5s
M-S $37,000
1915-1921
4s
F-A
44,000c_Aug 1 14&17 4s '10
M-S
20,000c_Mar 1 '33-36
4s '07
J-J
6,000c—July 1 1918
Mill Run Impt. Bonds.
4s'08
J-D
8,000c
June 1 1919 4^s'12 M-S $66,295.84—1921-1935
4s'08
M-N f
500c—May 1 1914
Emergency Bonds.
\3,000c_May 1 '15-17 4s "...
M-S $3,000--Sept 1 *14-'16
4s *08
M-N fl,500c.May 1 '14-16
Flood Emergency Bonds;
11,000
May 11917 5s *13
M-S $22,000c_Mar 1 *20-*23
4s '09
M-S f 6,000c-..Mar 1 1914 5s '13
M-S
5,000c_Sept 1 *15-'19
126,000c-Mar 1 *15-18
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '09
M-S t 6,000c_Mar 1 *14-17 5s
M-S $35,000-,M&S
'15-'21
\ 1,000c---Mar 1 1918 4s
M-S
20,000—M&S
'15-*24
4s '09
J-J
5,000c.July 1 *14-18 4Hs'08 M-S 20,000
Mar 1 1930
4s '09
J-J
15,000c.July 1 '14-18 4Ms'12 M-S
6,000c.._Sept 1 1927
4s '09
J-J
6.000c.July 1 '14-18
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s '09
M-N 22,000c—May 1 1916 4s
M-S $15,000
1918-1919
4s 10
M-N 26,900c—May 1 1919
4Hs
M-S 284,482.24—1915-1945
4s *11
J-D
26,000c—-June 1 1920 5s
M-S 90,065.34—1922-1943
4s *11
M-S
22,000c_Mar 1 *14-'20 5s '13
M-S 17,842.30cSept 1 '27-'30
4s *12
F-A
9,000..-Aug 1 *14-'22
Police-Department Bonds.
4s *12
F-A
3,000—Aug 1 '14-19 4Ms'12 M-S $3,000c...Sept 1 1928
4s '13
M-N 29,000—May 1 *16-'25
Water Bonds.
Dock-Improvement Bonds.
5s
M-S$138,000
1914-1922
5s '92
F-A $39,000*c Aug 1 14-'26 4s
M-S
75.0001921-1927
4s-ll
M-N
4,000c—May 1 1918 4Hs
M-S 250,000.
1923-1939
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 *13
$882,900
Market-House Bonds.
Floating debt
8,925 4Hs
M-S $130,000.
1914-1939
4s *09
4,700
1913—7,87o,770
$1,000) 1913—$4.o7
Population in 1913 (est.)
5,600
Bernard.
st. mary's.
Mansfield Is the county seat.
This city
Flood Emergency Bonds.
A-O $65,000
A-O ' 14-26
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $10,000c
——1915
40,000c
1921
25,000c
1915-1920
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$70,000
Assessed valuation, reaL-40,260,270
Assessed val., personal—24,931,160
Total val. 1912
-65,191,430
(Assessment about actual value.)
5s
4Hs
4Hs
A-O
A-O
State&Co.tax (per
$1,000) 1912 $2.60
Population in 1910
47,667
INT. payable at Treasurer's office,
township is in Huron County.
Road Bonds.
5s '13
A-O $30,000c—
TOTAL DEBT.
1,39<
Population in 1910
Home
Sav.
&
Banking
Co., Chicago Junction.
Refunding.
Mar 1 1928
—1932
46.000c—Oct 11937
General Street
4Us
-_-
4s '12
4s'12
J-J
A-O
$20,000
21,000c
SsWater^Bondf .qoqc
1914-1930
Ss^J-^&SOO.-JuIy 1 '23-'27
.
INT.
at
office
1913.-30,613,560 4s
M-S
6,000
1914
(per $1,000) 1913-__$&.10
Arch over Indian River.
Population in 1910
19,989 4Hs
M-S
$2,850
1917
INTEREST on bonds marked • Is
Beech Creek Improvement Bds.
payable In N. Y. City at Amer. Ex¬ 4s
M-S $17,500-.,..1927-1928
Tax rate,
•
1 1914
change Nat. Bank; on all other bonds
by the City Treasurer."
M-S$112,335.77 -.1923-1930
M-S
15,755.26 -1915-1922
M-S 298,329.73 —1917-1938
sandusky school district. 4Ks
General Light Bonds.
4s '07
$5,000
-.1914
4^s'12 M-S $62,000--Mar 1 '19-'23
4s*12
M-8 195,000
1914-1951
Special Assessment Bonds.
TOT. DEBT Sept 30 *13$200,000
M-S$195,885.30 -1913-1922
Assessed valuation 1912--30.613.560 5s
Bridge Bonds.
1
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
$3.00 4s
'05
M-S
$4,500-..
Mar 1914
Population m 1913 (est.)-22,000
4s *08
M-S 40,000—Mar 1 *31-'32
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
TOT, BD. DT. Oct 1 *13-$2,108,500
Assessment debt (incl.)—
195,885
scioto county.
Water debt (included),.,
463,000
Portsmouth is the county seat.
Sinking fund..
192,929
Assessed valuation 1913—50,105,900
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
(Assessment about actual value.)
M-S$440,000—Sept 1 *16-'47
BOND. DEBT May 1913
$14.00
$40,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
Floating debt....
45,000 Population in 1910.
46,921
Assessed valuation 1912.-49,031,690
INTEREST payable at Springfield
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$3,451 or at Importers' &
Traders'
Nat.
Population in 191048,463 Bank In New York.
.
—
Fund
Sinking
Trustees.
P, O. Greenwich, Huron County.
Road Bonds.
•
4Hs'12 A-Of$13,000c—Apr 1 *14-*26
[ 12,000c-Oct 1 '14-'25
TOTAL DEBT—
—(?)
Population in 1910
725
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,Greenwich.
county!
ross
+
Chllllcothe Is the oounty seat.
.8
General Fund Refunding.
J-J
$20.000—Jan 1 '14-'15
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
/$2,000c—Jan
5s '07
1
4s *11
J-D
2,000e
1 1914
July 1 1914
37.000—June 15 1936
(Opt- $2,000 yearly beg. June 15 '16)
4s U2
J-J
22,000
Jan 1 1937
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916)
5s '13
A-O
18,000—Apr 1 1938
(Opt. $1,000 yrly. beg. Apr. 1 '17)
Refunding Bonds.
5s *13
A-O $68.000
Apr 1 1943
(Opt. $3,000 yrly. beginning 1920)
Deficiency Bonds.
5a *13
$68,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 '13—$85,000
Assessed valuation 1912—48,000.000
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$2.75
Population in 1910
40,069
Population in 1913 (est.)
INTEREST
41,000
bridge bonds paya¬
ble at County Treasurer's office.
on
salem.
This city Is In Columbiana County.
Commission
government
defeated
July 15 1913.
Refunding Bonds.
Mar $8.000c_— Aug 14-21
6,000c. Aug 15 14-19
4s
June
4,000cJune 15 f14-'16
4Hs'05F-A
11,000—Aug 1 |14-'22
4s '06
J-J
6,000
July '14-T9
4Hs'07M-S ll,O00c_Mar25'14-24
4Hs'07 F-A
9,000.
- —
(Due part yearly on Aug. 1.)
3,000c_ Aug 1 '14-T6
4Hs'08 F-A
4,000.-Mar 15 *20-*23
4^sT0 M-S
14,000c-July 1 '20-'33
4^sT0 J-J
10,000c.-Oct 1 '20-'29
4Ms'10 A-O
10,000- —-Apr 1 1921
4^s'll A-O
12,000c
1914-1921
4^sT2 A-O
______
M-S 11,746.69c
5s 13
M-S 40.318.25.Sept 1 1921
4*
4s
—
Bernard!
This city is In Hamilton County.
Inc. 1878.
Pop'n 1910, 5,002.
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
F-A
$6.000—.Feb 1 1933
48 '13
seneca
—
Street Impt. Bonds.
5Hs'13 F-A
$1,515- —-Apr 1
Electric-Light Bonds.
4^s'll J-D $19,000c-Apr
1915
1 *14-'32
4^s'12 F-A $54,000—Apr 1
5}*sT3 J-J
25,000.-Mar 1
5Hs*13 A-O
2,800.-Mar 1
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J $138,000c-.-July
Funding Bonds.
■
4Ks*09 A-O $11,000--Apr 1
Sewer
&
4Uam A-O
17,470
Bridge Reconstruction Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $80,000c—M&S '15-'19
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '13
$80,000
Assessed valuation 1913—69,000,000
(Assessment about 85% actual value)
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-$16.40
Population in 1910—42,421
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
springfield school dist.
Buildings, Sites. &c.
4s '02
4s *04
4Hs'08
4Hs*10
4Ks'll
4Hs'12
(Assessment about actual value.)
shaker h6ts. village s. d.
$60,000c—Oct 1 *16-'35
TOT. DEBT Sept 20 *12—
$60,000
Assessed valuation 1912-—1,697355
School tax rate (per $1,000)
$3.50
INT. at office of Village Treasurer.
14- 40
'15-'39
'15-T8
School tax (per
INTEREST
■
'
'14-'24
Apr 1 1921
Bridge-Repair Bonds.
*0.500c_ Anr
at
1 '19-2$
shelby.
This
village Is in Richland County.
Incorporated September 1853.
r
Electric-Light Bonds.
5sJ-D
$4.000c-Junel *14-17
,
the
$1,000) 1912-$7.90
bonds dke 1913-14
on
Springfield
Savings
Society:
the bonds due 1915 at the Citizens
Nat. Bank. In Springfield, and on the
4
bonds due 1915-24 at the office
on
of
1 1959
M-S $11,000c—Sept 29 1914
M-S
10.000c-..Sept 1 1915
J-D 100,000c-Dec 1 '15-'24
F-A 100,000c.Aug 1 *25-'34
M-N 45,000c_May 1 *35-*39
F-A
60,000.Aug 31 *40-'43
5s 13
J-J
100,000—July 2 *20-*39
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$426,000
Tax valuation 1913
52,000,000
4 J4s'12 A-O
Sewer Bonds.
4H8'11 F-A
county.
Tiffin is the county seat.
4^s'12
4s *09
st.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
5s *10
5,732
of
_ .
Assessed valuation
Highway Bonds.
5s '05
J-J
$21j000c—Jan 2 1923
5s
J-J
54,000c
-1918
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913-- $380,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)-5,759,515
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$12.40
Population in 1910
ripley township.
„
.1914
11,500c--.-1914-1924
M-S
4^s
—
5s *04
This
at
Electric-Light Bonds.
M-S
$1,000c
Deficiency Bonds.
M-S $8,000c—Sept
richmond township.
INT.
Is.In Auglaize County.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
M-S $19.000c—Mar 1 1924
6s
sidney school district.
M-S $100,000c —1920-1932
5s *13
M-S
14.000c.M-S 1 '32-'38
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912 $100,000
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.)_7,000,000
M-S
F-A
M-S
4s '07
richland county.
5s '13
1 '14-18
Sewer Bonds.
4s *05
F-A
$4,000c—Feb
School tax (per
INT. at Cit. Bank of St.
4s '12
M-N
A-O
4s
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $238,000
N. Y.: and at 2d Nat. Bk.. Ravenna.
31,765
6.745,890
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
Population in 1910-6,607
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
Sinking fund...
Tax valuation 1912
F-A
4s '07
M-S
$3,000c—Sept 1 1917
M-N 30,000c--May 29 1930
A-O
30,000--Apr 15'14-44
J-D 175,000---1952
—„
-
$7,500c—Feb 1 1920
75,000c&r-May 11922
'08
25,000c-—Apr 1 1918
'12
J-J
f40,000c_ July 1 '17&T9
\60,000c.July 1 '23-24
Ditch-Improvement Bonds.
'08
J-J
$2,000c—Jan 2 1917
4s '05
st. bernard school dist.
Assessed valuation
sidney.
This city Is in Shelby County.
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
4s '09
M-S $13,000—M-S 14-15
4s '12
A-O
45,000c.A&O 1 !5-'23
Improvement Bonds.
6s
M-S $75,000c
1914-1920
Sewer Bonds.
3>*s
J-J $45,500c_July 1 '14-'26
4Hs
1,500
1914-1916
—
(add'l)-34,647
(abt.act.)--7,959,370
1913
$14.46
Sinking fund
4,558.-.Apr 1 1935
---
INT. at Cit. Bank of St. Bernard.
'09
4s '12
.Apr
Public-Library Bonds.
—$1,500—-Junel 1917
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
5s *11
J-J
$6,000
1915-1926
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $150,000
Assessed valuation 1913—4,638,000
(Assessment about actual value!)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
4,903
Population in 1910
INTEREST payable at Shelby.
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $14,000c.—Mar 1 1914
M-S
13,000c-—Mar 1 1915
4s '05
F-A
21,000c—Aug 1 1920
4s '06 _M-S
15,000c—Sept 1 1921
4s '07
M-S
8,000c—Mar 1 1927
4s *09
J-D
15,000c-—June 11919
4s TO
F-A
20,000c-—Aug 1 1919
4^s
—
2,500
1914-1918
Park Improvement Bonds.
Motor-Truck Bonds.
4s '08
A-O $10,000c___Apr 1 1916 4Hs
$9.000
1914-1922
Refunding Water Bonds
Lots Bonds.
4s'04&'05A-0$20,000c. Apr 15 T4-T5 4s
$1,350
1914-1916
4s'06
M-N 15,000c-May 14 1921
Water Bonds.
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s
M-S $16,000c —1914-1917
4s '07
M-S
$8,000c—Mar 1 1917 5s
M-N
2,000
1914-1917
4s '10
A-O
5,000c—Oct 1 1918 TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13- $264,300
4^s'13 M-S 20,000c_Sept 1 '18&'20 Assessment bonds (incl.)-_
29,500
4s *02
Tax rate (per $1,000)
4s
5s'13
4s
-
situated In Erie County,
Sandusky Bay.
Settled June 5
1818.
Incorp. as a town Feb. 14
1824; as a city Mch. 6 1845;
on
Assessment bonds
4s '00
A-O $24,000c..Apr 1'14-*36
A-O
1.000-—Apr 1 *21-'22
Impt. Bonds (Village's portion).
5s'13
A-O
$1,125—Apr l'22-'24
5s *13
J-J
4.000-July 1 *14-'21
5s *13
This City Is
1942
$3,000c--Mar 1 1936
1,000c--June 16 1936
14,000c.— Aug 1 1933
4s '04
15,000c-—Mar 1 1934
4s *05
M-S
6,000c--Sept 20 1935
4s'06
J-D
5,000c--June 15 1936
4Hs'03 A-O
500c—Apr 16 1918
5s *07
Nov 449.80c-Nov 15 *14-'17
5s '08
Dec 338.40c_Dec 1 '14-T8
4s'07
J-D
6,000c—Dec 20 1937
5s '08
Jan 190.75c.Jan 15 '14-'18
5s *09
Sept 649.80c—Sept 1 '14-*19
5s
Dec
474.72—Dec 27'14-'19
5s
Sept 504.49--Sept 15*14-20
5s
Jan
200.-Jan 30 14-'21
5s
Dec
240—Dec20'14-'19
5s
Jan
1,302--Jan 10 *14-'20
5s
Oct
582—Oct 28 '14-19
5s
Oct
97.87.-Oct 28
1920
4s'12
Sept
3,000—-Sept 1 1932
5s'12
Feb
484.30—Feb 12 T4-'22
5s '12
Dec
191.15—Dec 1 'l4-'22
5s '11
Dec
372
Dec 1 '14-'21
5s '12
Oct
206.46—Oct 1 '14-'22
5s '12
Oct
387.72—Oct 16 '14-'22
5s '12
Dec
127.35—Dec 1 *14-'22
5s '12
Dec
165.78—Dec 10 '14-'22
5s'12
Dec
247.05.-Dec 10'14-22
5s *12
Mar
255-60—Mar25 F14-'22
5s '12
Aug
133.47--Aug25 '14-22
5s *12
Dec
40Q-68—DeclO *14-'22
5s '13
A-O
5,000
Apr 1 1933
5s '13
M-S
2,500
Mar 1 1943
5s '13
June
600—-June 15 1933
5s'13
July
448--July 15'14-23
5s '13
Aug
362.20-Aug 1 *14-*23
Park & Playground Bonds.
5s '13
F-A
$8,000
Aug 1 1943
5s '07
City
other bonds
Salem,O.
at Farmers' National Bank,
M-S
J-D
F-A
M-S
Assess, val. '13
the refunding bds.
on
of 1908 and 1910 Is payable at
22,500—J&D *23-'25
22,500—J&D *25-'27
2,000
Dec30 1914
4,000—Dec 30 T4-T7
is'12 MS
6.000--M&S 1 '18-'19
13
J-D
30,000— -J-D '22-'26
Water-Works Bonds,
^s *85
M-S
$6.000c„Sept 15 1914
($2,000 each 6 mos. to Sep. 15 1915)
4Hs'12 M-S $7,000—M&S '15-'16
4Hs'12 M-S
40,000
—
$1,000 due Sept 15,1916 and $2,500
each six months thereafter.)
Town-Hall Bond».
Refunding Park Bonds.
$6,000c—July 1 1938
5s '05
J-D
$5,000
June 11922 4Ks'08 J-J
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913— $281,154
Street Bonds (Village's portion).
"■
1912—$12.00
8,943
Treasurer's office; on all
Street, Sidewalk & Sewer .(Vil¬
lage's Portion) Bonds.
4s'06
14,798
$5,000
-
Assessed valuation 1912—9,896,450
M-N$12,000c-.May 10 1940
1934
1922
1925
1925
1936
1936
1937
1937
4s *03
Sewer Bonds.
*14-'29 4^s
5s
1941
1941
A-O
85,000c-. .Apr 1
M-S
4,000c_Mch 21
F-A
1,000c-—Feb 1
F-A
l,000c_—Aug 1
M-N
6,000c—May 1
F-A
4,000c
Aug 1
F-A
10,000c—Aug 20
A-O
6,500c—Apr 20
A-O
4,000c_.Apr 15
A-O
10,000c-— Apr 1
4s '06
Debt-Extension Bonds.
A-O $16,000c-Apr 1
1940
4s *07
;
93
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
Nov., 1913. J
Seasongood & Mayer In Cincinnati
the bonds due 1925-34 at Amer.
Tr. & Sav. Bk., Springfield; on bonds
due 1935-1939 at Fifth-Third Nat.
on
Bank.Clno.; on 4 J4s of,1912 at office
of
District
Treasurer.
94
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP.
This township Is in Mahonong Co
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s *12
J-D $35,000..-Oct 1 '14-'20
BOND. DEBT May 14 '13
$90,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-.2,351,720
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.08
Population In 1910.
.1,990
INT. at Struthers Sav. & Bkg. Co.
STARK COUNTY.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$13.90
11,894
Population in 1910—
INT.
office
at
of
Sinking
Fund
Trustees.
J-D
| $20,000c. June 1 '14-15
1 2O,000c_Dec 1 '14-'15
-
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12
$74,700
Total assessed val. 1912.159,502,250
(Assessment about actual value.)
Co. tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1910INT.
on
1911---$2,349
122,987
— —— —
court-house bonds payable
In New York; on others in
Canton.
STEUBENVILLE.
This
city is In Jefferson County
Incorporated In 1797.
Park Bonds.
5s '13
J-D $15,000—Sept 1 '14-'18
Garbage-Plant Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-D
$4,000-Sept 1 '15&'18
Engine-House Bonds.
4s '11
M-S
$6,200
Mch 1 1916
Market-House Bond$..
4Ms'12 J-J
$32,000c.Sept 1 '14-'21
5s 13
M-N 40,000.-Sept 1 '14--23
Police Department Bonds.
4Ms'12 F-A $1,000-.--Sept 1 1914
Sewer Bonds.
to
above,
fund
is
city
TRUMBULL
had
of $100,000
In
Building Bonds.
*
M-S $40,000c Mar 15 '14-'21
$40,000
Assess, val. '13 (85% act.) 12,000,000
,
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—
$
$
Real estate. 163,802,800
159,351,610
70,292,560
64,587,830
Total.
*234,095,360*223,939,440 5s '08
Tax (per M)
14.00
Personal...
1910.
•
COUNTY
ROAD
4s '06
VALUATION;
1913.
1912.
4s '12
xcvii.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
M-S $41,000c.-M&S '14-T7
(See V. 83, p. 231, for maturity)
5s '07
M-S $74,000c—M-S '18-'21
5s
M-S
90,000c-.M-S'23-'33
5s '08
M-S
18,000c__M&S 1 1922
5s *05
M-S{ 15,000c_Mar 1 '14-T6
Invested
EQUALIZED
(per $1,000) 1911—$3.26
County seat Is Canton.
Population m 1912 (est.)
15,000
Bridge Bonds.
INT. at City Nat, Bank, Tiffin.
5s '13
$190,000
.1915-1924
4s
addition
sinking
city bonds.
TIFFIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district in Seneca County.
School tax
Refunding Bonds.
In
floating debt Oct. 1 1913
The
[Vol.
\ lO.OOOc.Sept 1 '14-'15
M-S
10,000c...Mar 1 1923
M-S
{10,000c--Mar 1 1934
10,000c. ..Sept 1 1933:
5s '10
1905.
5,000c--Sept 11934
5s '11
M-S
8,000-M & S 1 1936
62.032,450
55,593,580
BOND. DEBT May 1913- $305,000
20,969,940
17,615,310
Total..... _z83.002.390 z73,208,890 Assessed valuatibn 1909-—8,293,906
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Tax (per M)
33.80
29.00
.
Real estate.
Personal
TOLEDO.
J. J. Lynch, Auditor; H. De Witt
Hopkins, Sec. Sink. Fund Trustees
Toledo Is situated in Lucas County.
Incorp. Jan. 7 1837.
All bonds are
originally issued in coupon form and
registration occurs
at pleasure of
holder.
.
Bridge Bonds.' •
<
4Ms'94 J-D $43,000c-__Dec 1 1914
4Ms'08 F-A 525,000Augl'28-'33& 38
4s *09
F-A 300,000--Aug 1 '40-41
4s '11
M-N150.000—-May 1 1921
4s *12
F-A 135,000
Feb 1 1922
4s'12
A-O 185,000c—Oct 11927
4s '12
J-D
21,000----Dec 1 1927
4Ms'13 M-S 227,000c.__Sept 1 1931
Fire Department.
4s '06
J-D $60,000—Dec 15 1926
4s *08
M-S
30,000-—Mar 1 1928
4Ms'13 M-S 200,000c—Sept 1 19?8
City Hall Bonds,
4s '10
J-D$300,000
Dec 1 1935
4s '12
J-D
10.000c__Dec 1 *43-'44
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
3 Ms'00 M-N$75,000- - - -May 1 1920
^
,
^
x
"Assessment about actual value.
Assessment about 41.50% act. val.
POPULATION
TRUMBULL COUNTY ROAD
DIST. NO. 2.
f$ll,000c.M & S 11921
12,000c-Mar 1 '22-'23
in
1910 (Census),
168,497; 1900. 131,822; 1890, 81,434;
In 1880, 50,137; 1870,
31,584.
4^s*08M-sf
12,000c. Sept 1 '22-23
5s '05
M-S 100,000-.
-
4^s'06 M-S
64,000
Mar 1 1920
BOND.DEBT May 1913—$162,000
TOLEDO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. De Witt Hopkins, Sec. Sink¬
ing Fund Commissioners.
43*s'96 F-A $45,000c—Feb 17 1916 TUCARAWAS COUNTY.
4s '96 - M-N 62,000c,.Nov 18 1921
County seat is New Philadelphia.
4s '96
M-N 63,000c—Nov 18 1926
Bridge Bonds.
4s'97
M-S
90,000c—Mar
8 1929 6s '13
A-O$130,000---1914-1916
4s '98
M-N 90,000cMay20'23 & 28 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913.
$130,000
4s '08
A-O 150,000c Oct9'23,'28,33 Assessed valuation 1912—69,168,510
43*s'08 M-N150,000c.May 23 1928
(Assessment about actual value)
4s '10
A-O 500,000c_Mar 16'30-'39 State&Co. tax (per$l,000) '13-$4.30
4s '11
M-N160,000c_May 8 '40-'43 Population in 1910--—57,035
4s'12
J-J f 123,000c. Jan 2 *44-'46
,
.
I 42,000c.-Jan
2 1947
UNION COUNTY.
4s '12
A-O 400,000-—Oct 9 *39-48
BOND. DEBT Oct 1'13 $1,875,000
Marysville Is the county seat.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
70,800 *5s '13
J-J
$53,600Assessed valuation 1912.225,459,010
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment 100% of actual value.) 5s '01
M-S
$l,500c_
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$4,182
4^s'05 M-S
10,000c
INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Tr.Co., N.Y.
5s *06
J-D
19,500c
4^s'08 J-J
35,000c
TROY.
Children's Home Bonds.
This city is the county seat of 5s '09
A-O $14,000c
Miami Co.
Incorp. as a city In 1890.
Refunding Bonds.
Paving Bonds (City's portion).
4^s'08 M-S $75,000c.
43*s'04 M-S $2,000r_Sept 1 '14-'15 BOND: DEBT Aug 1913.
$517,600
4S '08
M-S
8,000r—M-S 1928-'31 Assessed valuation 1913.-37,000,000
4s '12
M-S
64,200r.^M&S '14-'32 State & co. tax(per$l,000)'10-112.30
l,000r__-May 1 1917 Population in 1900
-22,342
4s '07
M-S
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
6,000r_May 1 '18-'19
0, *
16,000r_May 1 '20-'23
Refunding Water Bonds.
UPPER SANDUSKY.
4s '05
M-S
$4,000—M-S 1925-'28
This village is In Wyandot County.*
Electric Light Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
43*s*98 M-S $18,000
Jan 1 1918 5s '07
J-D {$5,000c...Dec 1 1914
4s'04
J-D
4,000—-June 1 1924
\10,000c—-Dec 1 1915
4s '07 ■ M-S
28,000--M-S 1917-'26 5s'08
M-S
15,000c.-Apr 1 *16-' 17
Refunding Light Bonds.
5s '09
A-O
5,000c
Oct 1 1917
4s *05. M-S
$1,500--M-S 1925-28 5s '10
F-A
5,000c—Aug 1 1919
Sewer Bonds.
5s'11
J-J
12,000c.-A&O 11920
5s '03
M-S {$8,000—Mar 1 *14-'21
Street-Improvement Bonds..
\ 8,000-Sept 1 *14-'21 5s'04 J-J
$6,000c—Jan 11914
5s '05
M-S
3,500
Feb 1 1915 5s '10
A-O
16,000—A & O 1918
'20-'32
4S '12
M-S
12,500—M&S
5s *12
A-O
23,000.-A & O '21-22
5s '13
M-S
400.-M&S
'25-'26
5s '13
A-O
16,000c—A&O
1923
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT July 21 *13 $113,000
6s *84
M-S{$10,000_Mar 15 '14-18 Sinking fund
14,000
1 10,000-Sept 15'14-'18 Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)-3,997,800.
M-S
5s '08
1,400—M-S 1914-16 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912---$13.40
J-D
4s '08
3,000—J-D 1914-16
Population in 1910
-—3,779
M-S
800.-M&S 1 '14^*17
4s '09
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
4 Ms'10 M-S
1,100
Sept 1 1916
Assessment Bonds, 4s, 4Ms.
URBANA CITY.
434s, 5s and 6s.
This city is in Champaign County.
Outstanding May 1913
$32,369
Bridge Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
$3,500
Sept 1 1915
4s'10
M-S
$600—M&S 1 '14-'16 4Hs'10
Sewer Bonds.
Health Bond&.
J-J
$4,000..July 1 '14-' 15
5s '13
M-S
$800-—M&S *25-'26 5s '11
4^s'12 M-S
20,000c.Sept 1 '28-'30
Fire Bonds.
342— -July 1 1914
4s *04
M-N $10,000r
Nov 1 1924 6s '13
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'13 M-S
7,000r—M&S '26-'32
4^s
$25,000--July 1 '14r'16
Public Safety Bonds.
5s *13
M-S
$3,000r__M&S '2Q-'22 434s'11 J-D 115,000c June 15 '23-'28
General Street Bonds.
Street Bonds.
$3,400.-July 1 '14-'15
4Ms'13 M-S
$600
Mar 1 1915 6s
J-J
10,250-:-July 1 '14-'18
5s '13
M-S
5,000—M&S '20-'24 6s '13
Water-Works Bonds.
Flood Bonds.
Sinking fund
—— — —
——
]
4Ms'll J-D
500c_-_Mch 1 1915i4S'92
20,000c,Mch 1'17&19
11,000c. _Mch 1 1922
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4Ms.'12 A-O
$8,500
Mch 1 1918
Library Bonds.
4s
M-S
$4,000c—1914-1917
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $20.000c_Mch 1 '14-15
5s
M-S 110,000c
Mar 1925
5s '13
A-O 200,000--Sept 1 *16-'35
Road Bonds.
_
„
„
J-J
400,000
July
J-D 100,000. ---June
" 55,000—--Apr
A-0
J-D
30,000—--Dec
J-D
30,000—--June
4s '11
M-S
75.000——Mar
25,000
June
4Ms'13 J-D
4Ms'13 M-S 150,000c...Sept
; 3 wqo
! 4s *09
• ^
4s '09
4s *10
1 1942
11930
1 1924
1 1929
11930
1 1921
11936
1 1936
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
F-A$200,000——Feb 1 1925
A-O 250,000- —-Apr 1 1929
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1919)
„
^
4s '95
4s '99
4Ms'09 M-S $12,500c-:-Sept 1 1920
(Subject to call Mar 1 1911)
4s TO
Street Bonds.
5s '09
J-D
$1,050— -Dec
Natural Gas.
4s '10
M-S $70,000
1 1914
4Ms'10 M-S
12,000-—Sept 1 1922
(Subject to call after SCpt 1 1911)
4Ms'12 M-S 26,500--Mar 1 '14-T9
5s '13
A-O
27,500--Sept 1 '14-18
4Ms'12 J-D
26,500--Mar 1 '14r'19
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '12
$650,539
Tax valuation 1912
--31,940,740
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$12.20
*
Dec
■
1 1927
Mar 1 1930
A-O 150,000. —-Oct 1 1914
J-J
100,000- - - - July 1 1917
M-N 75,000—May 10 1919
A-O 175,000
Oct 1 1919
General Street Impt. Bonds.
4s '04 J-D30 $40,000.—Dec 30 1919
4s '04
J-J
75,000
Jan 1 1924
4s'06
A-O
75,000—--Oct 15 1926
334s'03 A-O 125,000—Oct 1 1922
Population in 1910
22,391 3^s'02 J-D 25,000
Dec 1 1922
INT. at office of Sinking Fund . 434s'95 M-N 10,000
May 1 1915
3 34s W M-N 79,000—-May 1 1920
STEUBENYILLE SCHOOL DIST. 3^s'03 A-O
13,000
Apr 1 1923
4s '05
M-N{$24,000:. May 1 *14-'25 4s '04 J-J 142,195—-Jan 1 1924
\ 31,500-Nov 1 '14r-'25 4s '04 J-D 195,000-—Dec 30 1919
4s '11
J-D
76,000c-$4.000 yearly 4^s'94M-S 50,000—Mar 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$135,000 4^s*08 J-D 110,000
June 1 1918
Total val. 1912—i —:-31,040,740 3J4s'0lA-O
46,000'
Oct 11921
School tax (per $1,000) 1911--$12.00 334s'0QJ-D
55,000..-.Dec 1 1920
INT. at Nat. Exch. Bk., Steubenv. 334s'01 J-D
33,000
June 1 1921
3Ks'02 J-D
20,000
June 1 1922
4s '07
M-N106.000--—May 1 1917
STRUTHERS SCHOOL DIST.
4s'09
F-A
55,000
Aug 11919
This district is In Mahoning Co.
M-S 100,000.-Sept 1 '19-'28
5s
A-O $35,000c —-1916-1925 4s TO
Feb 1 1920
4Ms\
J-J
25,000c
1926-1937 4s '10 F-A 60,000
4Ms'i3 A-O 35,000c--Oct 1 *26-'45 4s '10 A-O 80,000—-Oct 15 1915
BOND. DEBT Mar 19 '13—$95,000 434s'94 A-O
70,000---Apr 20 1914
M-N138.000
May 1 1921
Sinking fund
12,070 4s *11
F-A 150,000—--Feb 1 1925
Assessed valuation 1912—7,555,990 4s '12
167,000--.-Feb 11926
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-—$3.78
Population m 1913 (est,) — :.—4,500 4s '12 M-S f 65,000c--Sept 1 1925
TNT. at Struthers Sav. & Bkg. Co.
1100,000c-Sept 1 1926
434s'89
4 34s'92
434s'89
434s'89
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SUMMIT COUNTY.
Akron is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
A-O $78,000c.-Oct 1
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
A-O$160,000c.-Oct 1
Children's Home Bonds.
4s *10
M-N$10,000c.Nov 1
Court-House Bonds.
4s '05
F-A f$154,000c Feb 1
.
.
A-O
114,500c
Oct
1 1928
4^s'13 J-D 130,633c...June 1 1920
4Ms'13 M-S 17,700c.—Sept 1 1923
434s'13 M-S 98,000c.-Sept 1 1933
General Fund Refunding.
'18-27
4^s*94 M-N 69,000.—May 15 1914
'14-23 4s '05 A-O 100,000—-Apr 1 1914
4s '87
J-J
70,000—July 1 1917
J-D
15,000-.—Dec 1 1919
'14-'25 3s. '99
3s '89
A-O
10,000—-Oct 11919
Oct 2 1923
'14-'24 4s *03 A-O 200,000
100,000—-Jan 11924
9,000c--Feb 1 1925 4s '04 J-J
Sept 30 '13 $739,500 334s'00 M-N432.000
May 4 1930
Assessment debt94,650 3.65s'06A-O 165,000.-Apr 30 1914
B'dway No. 6&7(St. Ry. Part.).
Sinking fund--124,725
Assessed valuation 1912.155,847,590 4s '11
M-N$29,979—-May 1 1916
5s '12
F-A
24,000
Aug 1 1917
(Assessment about actual value)
Library Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1913_$2.60
Population in 1910
108,253 434 s'13 J-J $25,OOOc__iJuly 1 1923
INT. at office of Treasurer.
Water Bonds.
4s *05
F-A$100,000. Aug 1 '14-T5
TERRACE PARK SPECIAL SCH. 4^s;08 J-D{200,000__J'ne 1 '16-19
DIST. NO. 5.
I 30,000—--June 1 1920
vt"
M-S 100,000—Mch 1 ^21-'22
This district is In Columbia Town* 4s '09
4s *10
A-O 200/000--OCt 1 '23-26
ship, Hamilton-County.
.
•
■
41,570—-Dec 1 1927
4s 11
M-N$27,600-Nov 15 '14-!36 4s '10 J-D
INT at Citizens' Nat. Bk, Milford 4s *12
M-N150,000..May 1 *27-'29
434s'13 M-S 150,000c_8ept 1 '29-'31
Refunding Park Bonds.
TIFFIN.
This
city is In Seneca County. 334s'99 J-D$150,000c—June 1 1929
(Subject to call after June 1 1924)
Incorporated in 1850.
Natural Gas Refunding.
Paving Bonds.
A-0$100,000
Oct 1 1914
4s '12
M-S $29,400--Sept 1 '15-'19 4s '04
4s '89
J-J
190,000
July 1 1919
Street Bonds.
Water-Works Refunding.
4a « '
{$1,000
Sept 1 1914
\
•
GEN. BD. DT
—
-
^
„
\ 1,500
Sept 1 1915 4%s'94 M-S $500,000--Sept 1 1914
Sanitary Refunding.
Refunding Bonds.
.
Oct 1 1923
4s
M-S $80,000c—Sepul 1919 3.65s'06A-0$120,000
10,000
Apr 8 1920
4s
M-S 54,000c—-SeptV 1915 334s'00 A-O
M-S 73,000c—Sept L1916
M-S
12,000c—Mar lv1914
(See V. 82, p. 236, for maturity.)
4s '06
M-S 44,000c—Sept 1 1921
4s *07
M-S
19,000c—-Mar 1 1922
4s '07 ' M-S
24,000c-—Sept 1 1922
4s
4s *06
Special Assessm't Bonds—4s, 6s.
INTEREST.—All
general
bonds
and Interest coupons are payable at
the U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y.Clty,
fiscal agents for the city of Toledo.
BONDED DEBT, Ac.—The city
debt has been
follows:
Oct. 1'13. Atgjr. 31 '12
as
Amount. Total bd. debt$9,459,877 $9,183,744
Amount. Due. *
2,162,004
1913-——$21,700 1916—$17,700 Sinking funds. 2,348,143
20,800 1917
V 11.800
Net debt- —$7,111,734 $7,021,740
7,900
1915-— 20,400 1918—650,090 T 626,693
BOND;DEBT Sept 1 T2 $457,200 Sp'l assess. dtf
Toted assessed val. 19I2-:-12,493,440
Total debt--$7,761-,824 $7,648,433
(Assessment about actual value)
-
Due.
1914-----
—
——
,
Bonds.
J-D$110,000
Market
4s '12
-
•.
-
______
—
—
---
---
_
—
,
434s'08 J-D $10,000c_.Dec 15 1923
4^|s'ir A-O 100,000—Apr 1 '16-'22
4Hs'll J-J
25,000.-July 1 '29-'30
GEN.BD.DT. Oct 1 '13— $312,242
98,075
M-S {10,000r-Mar 1 '17-'20 Assessment debt (add'l)—
14,470
\10,000r-Sept 1 '17-20 Sinking fund
M-S
$4,500—M&S '25-29
Improvement Bonds.
M-S
$6,000
Mar 1 1922
M-S
10,000_'M&S 1 '23-24
5s '13
6s '92
5s *94
5s '90
5s '91
M-S
{3,000-—M&S
\8,000
M&S
1920
1921
1,200
Sept 1 1914
4Ms*10 M-S
Refunding Impt. Bonds.
F-A $15,000^-F-A 1925-'27
4^s'08 M-S
15,000--M-S 1916-'26
Refunding City*HaII Bonds.
M-S
$1,000
Mar 11914
5s '97
4S '05
5s '9?
M-S
{1,000—Mar 1 1914
11,000
Sept 11915
'90
M-S
1,000
(past due.)
Refunding Park Bonds.
M-S
$5,000--M-S 1925-28
Refunding Real Estate Bonds.
4s '05
M-S
$3,000-—M-S 1925-28
GEN. BD. DT. May 1913- $344,610
Assessment debt (add'l)_—
32,369
Sinking fund
14,110
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_8,730,870
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$12.80
Population in 1910
6,132
5s
4s '05
Assessed valuation
1913—7,733,574
(Assessment about actual value.)
$1,000) 1913—$13 .80
Population in 1910-7,739
INT. payable at the City Treasury.
Tax rate (per
VAN WERT.
This city ls'the county seat of Van
Wert County.
Incorp. Feb .181848.,
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
5Ks'13 J-J
$13,400—-July 1 1923
Water Refunding Bonds.
,
„
„
4.15s'll A-O $120,000c.Apr 1 *16-39
Water Bonds.
•
434s'11 July $2,000-.-July 24 1914
Assessment Bonds.
4s,4 34s&5s
$51,09.6
1913-1921
Refunding Bonds.
4s '00
J-D
$9,000c—Dec 1 1915
GEN. BD. DT. May 12 '13 $134,200
Assessment debt (add'l)—
59,812
Sinking fund
—;
3,602
INT. at office of Sk. Fd. Trustees
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_7,343,269
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$13.90
TROY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Population in 1910
7,157
4s '12
M-S $125,000—Dec 14 1942
INTEREST payable by City Treas.
12,000- —-Sept 1 1916
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13. $137,000
WADSWORTH SCHOOL DIST.
Sinking fund
•
1,851
This district is In Medina County.
Ass ess Si valuation 1913-—9,000,000
High-School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$4,207
{$6,000—1914-1916
Population in 1913 (est)--,.
7,000
434s'07 M-S (52,000 —1917-1929
13,000—
1930
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12$65,006
Warren is the county seat.
Assess, val. '11 (abt. act.)_3,239,150 f
Bridge Bonds.
■
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$5.00
5s '10
M-S $4,000c—Mar 1 1917
INT; at Wadsworth Nat. Bank.
5s *10
M-S
5,000c—M&S 1'14-16
County Bonds.
4s
A-O $19,800c—Oct 1 ,14-*22 WAPAKONETA.
This city is in Auglaize County
County debt Mar 1913--$31,000
Total valuation 1913-—86,326,140
Funding. Bonds.
.
434s'll F-A $14,800c-Feb 1 '14-'21
County tax (per $1,000) 1913-$1.949
Assessment Bonds.
V
:
:;
Population m 1910- _——-— -52.766
INT; at County Treasurer's'office. 4^, 434s & 5s $79,620
Varioui
,
_
---
,
.
,
.
Population in 1900-
WAPAKONETA (Con.)—
Deficiency Bonds.
Ss
J-J
($1.000—Jan
INTEREST
8,045
INT.at First Nat. Bank, Wellston.
Treasurer's
This city
Is the
Wayne County.
Population in 1910
Population in 1910
—
TOTAL DEBT
INT.
at
——
act.)_7,173,170
7.769
—
_--
CARROLLTON SCH. DIS.
This district is in Montgomery Co.
4Xs'12 M-S $25,000.-Sept 1 *15-'30
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912.
$25,000
Assessed valuation 1912.
1,739,910
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
.$8.10
WEST
—
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Mlamisb'g.
WE STER YJLLE.
,
This village is in Franklin County.
Incorporated July 9 1858.
Street & Sewer Bonds (Village's
Portion).
4Hs'02
$50,000.—Mar 4 1922
4^s'08 J-J
3,500....Oct 1 1928
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Hs'06 A-O $15,000c-.-Oct 1 1926
1,500c—-Oct
43^s'07 A-0
Water-Works
(?)
4^s'02
Twp. Treas. office.
Bonds.
Mar 4 1922
$25,000
—-
1 1927
'
BOND. DEBT July 1 1909 $157,000
WAUSEON.
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Assessment debt
.
This village is in Fulton County.
Incorporated in June 1852.
Water Bonds.
Sept $11,000c---.1914-1917
6s *96
is'04
M-S
4s '05
M-S
4s'06
F-A
500c--.:
(included)
62,000
3,510
Sinking fund..
Assessed valuation 1912—1,852,900
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-—$15.80
-1,903
Population in 1910
INT.
1914
6,000c.--.1916-1921
20,000c1914-1933
payable at Westervllle.
WILLOUGHBY TOWNSHIP.
This
4Hs*06 Sept
is '07
Mar
4^s'13 Feb
$L363.41—1914-1916
900c_
1914-1917
f 1,073.29c. Feb 1 1914
[4,240c__ Feb 1 '15-T8
-—
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'07 M-S
$5,400
1914-1917
5s '08
M-S
3,700c
,1914-1918
4^s'09 Feb
4,200
1914-1919
4^s'10 A-O
9,450
1914-1920
4^s'll A-0
5,625
1914-1921
414s' 12 M-S
6,080c-.-.1914-1917
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1'13-$37,000
Assessment debt (add'I)
46,396
Assess, val. '12 (90% act.)_3,035,770
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912---$13.00
Population in 1910
2,650
INT. at People's State Bk., Wauseou
_
township is in Lake County.
Road Bonds.
f$16,500c_Apr
4^s'12 A-0{ 16,500c_0ct
.
1 14-24
1 '14-'24
2,000c. ..Apr
1 1925
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912.
$38,000
Assessed valuation 1912..$8,912,490
Tax rate (per
$1,000)' 1912
Population in 1910
,
INT.
at
—
Cleveland
Tr.
$5.00
_—4,370
Co.,
Wil-
loughby branch.
TOWNSHIP.
This twp. is in Van Wert County.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
($3,000c_
1916
4s
M-S
77,500c
1923
13,000c1926
5s
M-S
10,000c
1930
TOTAL DEBT Sept 30 '13 $103,500
Sinking fund
5,093
Assess, val.'12 (80% act.).3,814,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$25-54
Population in 1910—
2,405
Population in 1913 (est.)
.2,500
INT. payable in Wiltshire.
WILLSHIRE
'
J-D
$400. -_-1914-1915
4,000c_Aug 1 ' 14-17
6,000._Sept 1 '14*16
F-A
10,000
1914-1924
M-S
3,500
1914 1918
1914-1919
1,200
ater-Works Bonds.
M-N$ 14,000
1914-1920
M-N 10,000
1921-1925
F-A
M-S
•
M-S
?8,000.-Mar
1 '26-'33
17,000..Sept 1 '26-'32
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-D
$3,000
1914-1916
J-D
10,000
1914-1933
Fire Department Bonds,
is
J-J
$1,500.. July 1 '14-'16
Refunding Bonds.
4s
$10,000.-July 1 *14-'23
4Ms'12 J-D
T 450
--.1916
14,000
1917-1920
4—s'12 J-D
7,000—J&D '21-'27
-_-
Sewer Bonds.
5s.
;
J-J
5s '05 * J-J
$1,600..July 1 '14-15
1,200..-July 1 '14-'15
GEN, BD. DT. Jan 1 '13-- $116,437
Total assessed val. 1912—.3,917.181
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
'
—
—
-
—
—
Eayable at office of City Treas.; other
—
—
4s '10
M-S $55,000c—M&S
BOND. DEBT Sept
1 1912
Assessed valuation 1912
School tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1910
INT.
at
Clinton
'14-50
$76,000
5,098,238
1912—$9.35
.4,491
County
Nat,
Bk.
[
5s '08
J-J (SlO.OOOc.July 1 '25-'29
'
\ 10,000c-Jan 1 '26-'30
4Hs
.
A-0
40,500c-Apr 1 *14 to
$1,500 each A&O to 1917 Oct 1 *24
2,000 each A&O to 1923
3,000 each A&O to 1924
4s
Fire=Protection Bonds.
4s '08
J-D
$7,500c-June 1 '14-'28
_s
Improvement Bonds.
$5,000—
—
—
BOND. DEBT June ! '13.
$84,500
Assessed valuation 1912
9,017,085
(Assessment 2-5 to 3-5 actual value.)
1912—_$4.i0
School tax (per $1,000)
INT. at Citizens' Nat. Bank.
-
—
WILMINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
This district Is In Clinton County.
—
5s '09
XENIA SCHOOL DIST.
—
— —
WELLSTON.
~~
This city
Is In Jackson County
Incorporated In 1875.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
—
—
--_
WASHINGTON TWP. SCH. DIS.
This district (P. O. West. Toledo)
is in Lucas County.
5Ks*13 J-D $40,000.Aug 22 *15-'21
—
—
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
,
INT. at Midland National Bank.
—
—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$12.60
--.45,422
...
COURT HOUSE
SCHOOL DIST.
I
This district Is In Fayette County.
4s '11
M-S($96,000..Mar 1 '16-'47
1
4.000
Mar 1 1948
(Subject to call after 1941.)
4s '12
M-S $30,000c-Mar 1 '16-'45
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13- $130,000
Assessed valuation 1912—.7,349,601
(Assessment about 90% act. value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$4,207
Population in 1913 (est)
.8.800
WASHINGTON
[ 6,0001915
5s *12
A-O
1,500
1913
July 1 1929 5s'12
A-O
5,800.
.1913-1917
4^s'll M-N
6,800c_ —Nov 1 1921 5s '12
A-O
1,000
—1913
4Hs'12 M-S
76,000c—-Sept 1 1932 5s '13
A-O
12,000
1915-1918
Paving Bonds (City's Portion).
City Barn Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
$4,500c.-July 15 1914 5s '07
A-O
$3,000 —1913
4^s'10 F-A (10,000
1929-1930
City Dump Bonds.
I 3,000
1931 5s '08 A-O($10,000..—1913-1917
4s
7,000
Oct 1 1924
1 2,500
1918
4^s'll M-S J 2,500c—-Sept 1 1931
City-Building Bonds.
\15,000c_ Sept 1 '32-34 5s *13
A-O $100,000 —r-1915-1924
25,000c---July 1 1932
4Ks'12 J-J
Public Playgrounds.
5s '13
A-O
35,000c--.Apr 1 1933 5s'12
A-O
$7,200.
1914-1918
PubliC'Building Bonds.
City Building Bonds.
4s
$40,000-.-1915
4^s'12 A-O $200,000
1914-1933
Sewer Bonds.
City Prison Bonds.
4Hs'll M-N $l,500c__-Nov 1 1921 4Hs'04 A-O $24,000
1913-1925
Fire=Equipment Bonds.
Contingent Bonds.
5^s'13 J-J
$600c___July 1 1916 5s '04 A-O $3,000
1913-1915
Water-Works Bonds.
Crematory Bonds. 4s'07
M-N $9,000
May 15 1917 5s '03
A-O
$350
1913
(Subject to call May 15 1909.)
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
4^s'10 J-J
$2,000c—July 1 1914 5s '03
A-O $85,000.
1913-1929
4s '10
J-D
5,000c—Dec 1 1920
Emergency Repair Bonds.
4s *10
J-D
25,000c
Dec 1 1930 5s '12
A-O
$9,000
.1013-1916
5Ks'13 M-S
2,000c—July 1 1916
Fire Department Bonds.
'
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 *12- $335,900
5s'95
A-O
$7,000
1913-1917
Assessment debt (add'I)—
99,077 5s '02
A-O
2,000—
—1913
Assessed valuation 1912—7,669,291
5s '04
A-O
1,200
1913-1914
(Assessment about actual value.)
5s '04
A-O
950—1913-1914
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$14.40
5s '08
A-O
(1,000
1913
Population in 1910—
6,136
18,000
1914-1917
INT. at office Sink. Fund Trustees. 5s '09
A-O
4,000
.1913-1914
5s '12
A-O
70.000—-Oct 1 '13-*22
5s '12
A-O
7,000— —1913-1917
WOOSTER SCHOOL DIST.
5s '12
A-O
1,300——1913
A-O
8,600-..--1914-1918
4s
M-S
$2,500c--Mar 15 1914 5s '12
A-O
2,200 —191<±-1915
4 Hs'08 M-S
40,000c.Mar 15 '15-'30 5s *13
A-O
2,600.
—1915
5s '13
M-N
6,000-Mar 15 '20-'25 5s '13
General Street Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1909$52,500
A-O
$2,050
1914-1915
Assess. Val. '10 (60% act.)_2,733,985 5s '03
A-O
20,000
1913-1917
School tax (per $1,000) 1910--$25.40 5s '07
5s '07
A-O
4,000—
.j—1913
INT. at Wayne County Nat. Bk.
5s '.07
A-O
3,000
1913
5s *07
A-O (12,500
1913-1917
[ 3,500.
1918
WYANDOT COUNTY.
5s '08
A-O
2,000
1913
Upper Sandusky is the county seat. 5s *08
A-O
2,000.——1913-1914
Court-House Bonds.
5s *09
A-O
(4,000.
-1913
6s
$43,750.Yearly to 1917
16,000-—
1914
Road Bonds.
4s *09
A-O
90,000
1913-1921
5s
$131,400-...Part yearly 5s '10
A-O
12,000 :
1913-1924
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12
$211,650 5s '10
A-O
9,000
1913t1915
Assessed valuation 1912.-38,896,650
5s'10
A-O
(4,000
1913-1916
Population in 1910
20,760
12,500
_ — 1917
INT. at office of Co. Treasurer. 5s '10
A-O
4,000
1913-1916
5s *10
A-O
1,000.
1913
5s'10
A-O
3,000
1913-1915
XENIA.
5s'11
A-O
2,800.
1913
This city Is In Greene County.
5s '11
A-O
850
1913
5s '12
A-O
1,300
,.1913
4s
J-J
$30„000c_ .July 27 1920
5s '12
A O
900--.1913
4s'04
J-D
45,000c
June 1 1914 5s '12
A-O
500.
-.-1913
4Hs'05 J-D
4,OOOc_June 1 '14-T6 5s '12
A-O
5,000
1913-1917
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '12
A-O
3,000
..1913-1915
4Ms'04 J-J
$13,000c—July 15 1914 5s '12
A-O
700
1913
4^s'05 J-J
10,000cJuly 15 '14-T5 5s '12
A-O
1,300
1914
4s *06
F-A
15,OOOc_Aug 15 '14-T6 5s '12
A-O
2,075:1914-1915
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s '12
A-O
28,000
1914-1920
5s '13
J-D $12,00Qc_—.June 1 1933
5s *13
A-O
3,000.
1915
Refunding Bonds.
5s '13
A-O
200
——1914
4s '04
M-NS16,000c—-Nov 1 1924
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s'04
89,200c—Oct 15 1924 4s *09
A-O $45,000
1913-1921
4Hs'll A-0
12,200- —-Oct 1 1921 5s '12
A-O
12,000
1913-1918
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
4s' 13
A-O
2,000.
1915
4^s
J-J
$26,500c—July 1 1917 4s'13
A-O
4,000
-.1915-1916
(Subject to call after July 1 1907.)
Hospital Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT July 1913- $199,850
5s'05
A-0
$8.000-----1913-1920
Sinking fund
84,000
Market-House Bonds.
Total valuation 1912-8,199,865 4s *07
A-O($35,000.---.1913-1916
(Assessment is actual value.)
\
7,500
—1917
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$15.00
Police Department Bonds.
Population in 1910
.8,706
5s '03
A-O
$2,8001913-1914
INT. on street and fire-dept. bonds
Sanitary Bonds.
5s *03
A-O ($12,000-.1913-1923
onds at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y."
.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $502,000
Assessed valuation 1912-.42,473,170
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.*-$4,081
Bridge, Viaduct and Culvert.
A-O
$1,500
1913-1914
A-O
500
1913-1914
5s '10
A-O (10,000
1913-1914
5s '04
5s '04
10,000
—
.
Assess, val. '12 (abt.
seat
\46,000--July 15 '16-24
— —
-
county
'
J-J
4s *09
,
-.-$110,000
This city is in Mahoning County.
Incorporated Apr. 14 1868.
Part ot
debt is payable from earnings
of the water-works department and
part from general levy.
The Interest
of and
principal of refunding water 4s
and filtration plant 5s is payable
from water earnings.
—
,
'13
YOUNGSTOWN.
County
bank.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-D
$6,250.-.June 15 1915
(Subject to call after June 15 1906.)
4s
s-a
$8,000_
1928
4s '05
J-D
21,000—-Dec 1 1925
4s *04
J-J
( 3,000.—July 15 1917
„
5s '13
M-S
80,000--Sept 1 *15-'30
TOTAL DEBT Oct 2 '13$227,500
any
WOOSTER.
•
is
at
or
water
-
.
payable
office
Wood County Sav. Bank, depositary.
1 '14-'15
\ 1,000--July 1 '14-15 WELLSVILLE.
This city Is In Columbiana County.
Water-Works and Light Bonds.
4^s'03 A-0 ($1,650—Apr 1 '14-'18 Incorporated in 1848.
Park Bonds.
[ 2,000--Oct 1 '14-17
$6,000—-Nov 1 1930
Auglaize Riv. & Sewer Dist.No.7 43^s'10 Nov
Fire Station Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-S
$7,500c-Sept 1 '14-'23
4s'06
J-D
$5,000
Dec 11926
Refunding Bonds.
Aug
1.000....Aug 1 1928
5s '98
J-J
$30,000--"
Jan 1921 5s *08
Sept
500
Sept 1 1928
is '13
J-D
4,150c_June 1 '14-18 5s'08
5s'13
J-D
5,000
June 8 1923
Street Impt. Bonds, General.
City Building Bonds.
4Hs M-N15($8,000—Nov 1 *14-'21
Nov
$1,750
Nov I 1928
\ 9,000--May. 1'14-'22 5s'08
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'08 M-S
9,260c_Sept 1 '14-19
J-J
$15.000—-July 1 1920
4^s
F-A
7,440
Aug 1.1914 5s '95
Sept
15.500—Sept 1 '14-'44
4^sTl A-0
2,560—Oct 10 '14-'21 4s *02
Dec
28.000—Dec 1 '14-'41
4^s'10 M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1923 4s '02
25.000-._0ct 1 '18-'25
4Ks'll M-N 12,000c-May 1 *14-'21 4Hs'03 A-O
4j^s'05 J-D
18,000.-June 1 '25-'31
Sewer Bonds.
\
'
J-D
20,000
Dec 1 1925
is '13
A-O $14,000c__0ct 1 *14-'28 4s '05
4s '06
J-D
20,000
Dec 1 1926
Water-Works Bonds.
Jan
8,500
Jan 11929
/$2,000
Mar 1 1914 5s'09
Jan
11,500
Jan 1 1930
5s '95
M-S { 2,000
Sept 1 1914 5s '10
i
110,C00--Mar 1'15-18, 4^s'll Jan
10,000.,...Jan 1 1931
Jan 11932
[10,000--Sept 1 *15-18 4Hs'12 Jan 18,000
GEN. BD. DT. Nov 1 *13. $111,800 4Hs'13 Jan
10.000
Jan 1 1933
Sewer Bonds.
Assessment debt
73,625
F-A $65,000.-Aug 1 *14-'26
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 13185,425 4s '00
J-J
35,000—July 1 '14-'26
Sinking fund
—t
...
606 4s '01
F-A
Assessed valuation 1913-—5,524,670 4s *03
1,500..Aug 1 '14-'16
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.-$14.20 4Hs'05 A-O
5,000
Oct 1 1925
M-S
3,000
Sept 1 1926
Population in 1910
.5,349 4s '06
M-N
INT. at office of Village Treasurer. 4s '06
4,000- —-Nov 1 1926
5s '08
Aug
6,000c
Aug 1 1928
WARREN COUNTY.
5s '09
May
1,100c...May 1 1929
Lebanon is the county seat.
5s '09
Aug
1,200c
Aug 1 1929
Flood Emergency Bonds.
Receiving Vault.
M-N $4,100
5s *13
M-S $240,000—M&S '14-:i3 4s '04
May 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '13
Street Improvement.
$262,000
Assessed valuation 1913--33,000,000 6s '92
Sept $1,000
Sept 1 1914
M-S
6,000. —-Sept 1 1923
Population in 1910—24,497 4s '03
M-S
2,000. —.Sept 1 1926
INTEREST at County Treasury. 4s'06
s '08
Feb
4,700
Feb 1 1928
WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
s '08
Aug
1,200
Aug 1 1928
s'08
4Hs'97 J-J
$7,000c
1914-1920
Apr
1,200
Apr 1 1928
4s '99
M-S
18,000c-...1914-1931 5s '08
Dec
1,850
Dec 1 1928
4s '02
M-S
20,000c
1914-1933 5s '09
Aug
2,000
Aug 1 1929
4s *10
J-J
50,000c
1920-1936 5s '09
Aug
1,000
Aug 1 1929
4s *10
J-J
15,000c--—1937-1941 5s '11
July
300
July 1 1916
TOTAL DEBT Sept 30 '13 $110,000 5s '11
Nov
700
Nov 1 1916
Assessed valuation 1913__17.518.930
Water Works Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
5s '95
J-J
$5.000—.July 1 1920
Population in 1913 (est.)
12,000 4s'99
Mch
2,000.
Mchl 1914
INTEREST at any Warren bank. 4s '01
J-J
30,000.-July 1 '14-'19
4s'02
July
28,000—July 1 '14-'41
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
4s '02
Dec
7,000.-Dec 1 '14-'27
Marietta is county seat.
4^s'03A-O
7.500
Oct 1 1923
Bridge Bonds.
4^s'04 F-A
16,000
Aug 1 1925
.
95
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
Nov., 1913.]
YORK TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Van Wert Co.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'03 M-S $10,000c-Sept 1 '14-T8
4^s'04 M-S
27,000c_Sept 1 '14-'24
4s '07
M-S
10,000c.Sept 1 '24-'26
4s *08
M-S
10,000c-Sept 1 '25-*28
4s '09
M-S
7,000c.Sept 1 *28-'29
4s *10
M-S
10,000c.Sept 1 '21-'28
4s *11
M-S
?8,OOOc_Sept 1 '28-'30
15.000c. _Mar 1 1931
5s '12
M-S
14,000—
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1912.
$90,000
Assessed val. '12 (34 act.)_3,340,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12—$9.04
Population in 1910
1,489
5s '10
2,000-,-----1924
A-O
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'03 A-O ..($2,000-.--- —--,1913
)27,500— .,.1914-1924
Assessment Bonds.
5s'06
1913-1917
Bonds.
$14,300
1913-1925
A-O
20,000—---1913-1917
5s'08
5s '09
5s'10
5s *11
5s '12
5s *12
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
5s'08
A-O
—$1,086,169
5s
Park
5s *05
,
A-O
1,000.
1913-1914
4,000.
1913-1914
2,000— —1913-1914
10,000 ——1913-1916
7.500-—1913-1917
50,000
1914-1923
Improvement Bonds (City's Por.)
5s '03
A-O
$7,500
1913-1915
5s '05
A-O
3,000
1913-1915
5s '06
A-O
2;) ,000
1913-1917
5s *07
A-O
14,000
1913-1914.
5s '07
A-O
500
1
1913
5s'08
A-O
6,000.
1913-1914
5s '08
A-O (30,000
1913-1927
.
I
County seat Is Bowling Green.
Detention Home Bonds.
6s '13
M-S $30,000c_M & S '14-18
Bridge Bonds.
5s'09
A-O
5s '09
A-O
5s'09
.A-O
5s '09
A-O
M-S
/$4,000c
Mar 1 1914
1 4,000c. ..Sept 1 1914
5s '05
M-S
20,000c-.M&S *15-'19
6s '13
M-S
6,000c__M&S T5-'17
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '13
$726,000
Assessment debt (add'I).'
65,000
5s'10
A-O
5s'10
A-O
2,320
(5,000-.
Total valuation 1912 .-—82,973,600
County tax (per $1,000) 1912,$2.549
Population in 1910- n
-46,330
6,000
1,000
payable
at
the
[
,
5s '10
A-O
5s '11
Van
Bank.
A-O
5s'12
YORK TWP. SCHOOL DIST. '
This district (P. ,0. Nelsonville) is
in Athens County,
"%/"
6s '13
1 M-S
TOTAL
$25,000—Sept 1 "14-38
DEBT——(?>
.
,
A-O
5s '13
A-O
5s'13.
A-O
A-O
5s'13
A-O
1917
-1913-19151913-1918
-1913-1917
1914-1919
6,200-—>-—
1914
1,500
i
1915
16,000.-.-1915-1919
5,500-----1915-1916
—
—
A-O
5s *13
3,000
3,000-97,500
50,300
11,000
A-O
5s *13
5s *13
i-1916
-1913-1915
-.-1913
-----1914
1913-1914
-,-1913
12,000——1913-1915
(16,000
.1913-1916
—
INTEREST
Wert National
1928
1913-1915
[6,000
„
5s '05
3,000
(3,000
[1,300-.--
_
WOOD COUNTY.
.1913-1914
1913-1916
:
1913
4,000
3,000
1,000
A-O
A-O
;
5,000 -.--1915-1918
H.20
96
INDIANA-DEBT OF STATE.
I,50
YOUNGSTOWN {Concluded)
Sewer Bonds.
Ba '06
A-O
6s *11
A-O
68 'II
A-O
6s '11
6s *12
A-O
6s '12
A-O
6s *13
A-O
5s *13
1913
1913
\
,
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $79,000c—Oct 1 1915
J-D
28,500—-June 20 1914
Par -Improvement Bonds.
4HsT3 A-O $15,000
Apr 1 1928
Water-Works Bonds (Refund.).
4Hs
J-J
$50,000c.—May 1 1916
4s
A-O 125,000c—.Oct 1 1915
3Hs
A-O
30,000c. .Oct 1 1919
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1909.)
1914
1913
1913
1913
600
{
550
500.
900-
A-O
—
.
1914
1914
350
_
_
1926
1920-1931
M-N /6,000c_May 1 '14-'19
l3.000c.May 1 '14-'16
Levee-Repair Funding Bonds.
4s '10
M-S
$6,000r
Sept 1 1920
4s'07
M-N
1,500
May 11914
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s
M-S
$4,000r._ .Dec 1 1915
1920-1949
4s'11
4s
Water Works Extension Bonds.
5e '08
<
1920-1925
A-O/S12.000
( 3,000
68*08
A-O
60,000
48 *10
A-O 120,000
1914-1937
4s '12
A-O
50,000
1913-1922
4Hs'12
300,000——1920-1949
---
4$s'12
A-O 300,000
A-O 110,000- —1915-1925 4s *11
4s '12
Water-Works-Engine Bonds.
6s '13
A-O
M-S
9,000r—.Oct 1 1921
6,000r
Mar 1 1917
4,000
Oct 1 1922
A-O
Work-House Bonds.
4s '05
M-S
$3,500c.,—Sept 1 1915
Water Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$10,000c—.July 1 1915
„
4Hs'13 A-O $72,200 ——1914-1923
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
.
_
A-O
$9,000
1915-1916
Water-Main Extension Bonds.
M-N
8,000
Nov 1 1916
4a '06
A-O $30.000
1913-1918 4s '11
J-D
7,818—June 1 14-21
6s '07
A-O
3,000—
1913 4s *12
5s '08
A-O f 12,000
1913-1918
Street-Improvement Bonds.
\ 3,000
1919 4Hs
M-N $8,100c—Nov 1 1917
Water-Works Refunding Bonds. 4s '10
J-J
15,000c—.Jan 1 1920
4s '01
M-S $45,000
1913-1921 4s '10
A-O
4,000r
Oct 1 1920
GEN. BDS. Sept. 30 *13.$2,290,095 4s '11
M-N
8,000r—Nov 1 1916
Assessment bonds.
1,086,169 4s '11
M-S
17,500r
Sept 1 1921
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 30 *13 3,376,264 4s *12
M-S
3,000——Sept 1 1922
J-D
Sinking fund
556,398 4s '12
3,500.—Dec 15 1922
NET BD. DT. Sept 30'13 2,819,866 5s *13
J-J
3,000
July 1 1925
Total valuation 1912
139,064,960
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s '10
J-D $27,400c
June 1 1920
Total tax (per $1,000) UH3.|11.20 4s '12
M-S
3,000r
1922
Population m 1910
79,066 4s '05 M-S
4,000—Sept 1 1915
J-J
Population in 1913 (est.) —110,000 4s '11
1,000
July 1 1916
INT. at office of Sk. Pd. Trustees. 4s '12
J-D
2,000—Dec 15 1922
58*13
—
—
_
^
Funding Bonds.
4s
M-S $41,362c—.Mar 1 1914
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
GEN. BDS. Sept 30 '13—
$594,480
4s
M-S
$9,000c—.Sept 1 1914 Assessment debt
78,418
M-S
45,OOOc.Sept 1 '18-'19
4s *05
TOT. DEBT Sept 30 '13.
672,898
/20,000c. Sept 1 '15-'16 Water debt
(included)—
260,000
\ 5,000c—.Sept 1 1917
Sinking funds
140,000
52,000c. Sept 1 '21-'24
4Ms'07 M-S
Assessed valuation 1912..28,000,000
/16,000c... Sept 1 1925
4Hs'08 s-a
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
\40,000c.Sept 1 '26-'27 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1912...$12.60
4Hs'09 M-S /16,000c—-Sept 1 1928
Population in 1910—,
28,026
140(000c_Sept 1 *29-'30
M-S
4s
63,000c. Sept 1 '31-33
4Hs'10 s-a
4Hs
M-S 150.000c.Sept 1 *34-*36
4^s'll M-S 100,000c.Sept 1 '37-'38
Population in 1913 (est.)
30,000
—,
INT. at office of City Treasurer and
Bank, N. Y. City. ,
at Nassau
4^s'12
M-S 175,000c.Sept 1 *40-*42
4Hs'13 M-S 55,000c—.Sept 1 1943
5s '13
I00,000c-Sept 1 '21-24 ZANESVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
M-S $80,000c
1915-1916
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 *13
$863,000 4s
—
Assessed val. 1912.
137,274,000
4s '06
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$11.20
M-S 130.000c—.Mar 1 1946
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912-$210.000
Floating debt...
Sinking fund Oct 1 '12—..
6,103
Population in 1913 (est.)
100,000
INTEREST payable in Youngs36,702
town at Dollar Savings & Trust Co. Assessed valuation 1911—26,711,560
School tax (per $1,000) 1910—$11.40
...
INT.
ZANESYILLE.
ingum County.
on
,
This city Is the county
seat of Musk¬
Inc. Apr. 1 1814.
$80,000 bonds payable at
Nassau Bank, N.' Y.; on $130,000 at
Old Citizens' Nat. Bank, Zanesvliie
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
.
In the table below we
give statements regarding minor civil divisions
in the State of Ohio which are not represented among the foregoing detailed
reports.
We have added the population from the Census of 1910.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
~ "
Debt.
$43,000
Ada School District
Addyston (V), Hamilton Co.. 45,000
Arcanum (V), Darke County.. 46,500
Archbold (V), Fulton County. 67,300
Barnesvllle Sohool District..- 30,000
Batavla (V), Clermont County 42,000
Beaver Twp., Mahoning Co... 48,500
Bedford Twp., Cuyahoga Co.. 26,000
Bedford (V), Cuyahoga Co... 52,809
Bellevue Village Sohool Dlst— 88,800
Big Spring Twp., Seneca Co.. 59.000
Blancnester (V), Clinton Co- 28,500
Bloom Twp., Seneca County.,
67,000
Bluflton (V)
Allen County
41,455
Bluflton School District..
36,000
Bradford, Darke County
40,700
Bradford School District
37,000
Brady (Twp), Williams Co... 29,000
Braten&hl Sohool District
36,800
Bremen (V), Fairfield County. 44,418
Bremen School Dlstrlot
30,000
Brookville(V), MontgomeryCo 42,000
Bryan S. D., Williams Oo
35,500
Byesvllle (V) , Guernsey Go— 33,200
Byesvllle S. D., Guernsey Co.. 50,500
Cadiz (V), Harrison County.. 73,900
Cadiz Sch. Dist., Harrison Co. 33,000
Caldwell (V), Noble County.
68,000
Canal Dover(C) .Tuscarawas Co$90,700
Canal Dover School District.. 57,000
.
,
-
Canton Twp., Stark County._
Cass Township, Rlphland Co..
26,000
25,000
Chagrin Falls (V), Cuyahoga Co.75,850
Champaign County..
*198,205
Chardon (V), Geauga County. 61,050
Chatfleld (Twp). Crawford Co. 39,000
Cheviot (V),
Hamilton County 59,234
Clrolevllle (C), Pickaway Co..143,836
Clay Twp., Montgomery Co.. 29,000
Clyde (V), Sandusky Co—,— 79,425
Coal Grove (V),-Lawrence Co. 42,000
Coltsvllle Twp. Sohool District 59,000
Columbiana (V)
48,000
Columbiana County
.320,000
—
Columbus Grove (V), PutnamGo
75,000
27,500
Continental, Putnam County. 27,800
Covington, Miami County—. 37,040
Cranberry Twp., Crawford Co. 38.000
Crooksvllle Sohool District... 25,000
Columbus Grove Sohool Dlst..
Cuyahoga Falls (V),SummltCo. 63,800
Cuyahoga Falls Sohool Dlst—. 37,000
Dallas Twp., Crawford County 58,000
Danbury Twp., Ottawa Co
*59,200
Delta (V), Fulton County
73,500
Dennlson (V), Tuscarawas Co.105,000
Dennison S. D., TuscarawasOo 67,000
Dover 8, D., Tuscarawas Oo. 28,500
Dresden, Muskingum County. 32,000
East Palestine (V), Columbi¬
ana County
63,022
East View (V), Cuyahoga Co. 25,304
Eden Twp., Seneca County.. 63,500
Empire Sohool Dlstrlot
30,000
Erie County
-102,500
Buolld Twp. Sohool District.. 27,000
Euclid (V), Cuyahoga Co
62,500
Fayette (V), Fulton County— 37,950
Bonded
4s
SI.'
Ti.c
.000
Assessed
Valuation.
.
Tax
None
d961,320
dl,410,000
dl,033,650
d4,500,000
d843.910
dl 14,480
d5,250,000
15,850
None
None
None
Popu¬
Rate.
Noned$2,lll,136 d$8.70
lation.
"
dl3.64
dl3.20
dll.10
d4.65
1,543
1,361
1,082
dl4.80
1,634
d9.20
,d8.50
d5,798,315
d7.20
None d6,500,000
d4.88
d3,327,000 dl8.75
dl,211,207 dl3.80
None t3,054,74p f36.00
None dl,714,180 dl4.00
None d2,029,090
d9.00
d632,010 dl4.80
d683,970 dl0.40
None dl,739,640
d7.00
None
840,000
1,400 dl,130,000 dl5 00
1,400 t1.130.000 115.00
dl,224,770 dll.60
None d3,041,070
d9.40
dl,414,917 dl3.40
dl,966,632 dl0.80
2,200 +2.162,330 +15.40
1,911
3,791
1.783
~Y,755
■1,813
1,753
—
1,953
1,844
—...
—
"V.852
""'925
"l~,187
"3,156
...
"1,971
"
None
None
dl.469,000 dl3.20
d7,989,650 d$9.00
None d8,562,270
d4,465,680
d6.90
$2,652 d2,336,920
d7.80
None dl,637,670 dl4.80
......
d44,000,000
a3.01
V.
dl.541.485.dl3.20
None dl ,862,330
d7.'20
None dl,310,520 dl5.00
None t7.719.160 til.20
d2,905,880
d8.80
2,565 d3,657,900
d8.80
None dl,244,000 dll.00
Nonexl0.000.000 *25.00
1,000 dl,934,020 dl3.20
d89,736,380
d2.15
None dl,212,955 dl5.00
700 dl.341,645 dll.60
<*621,360 dl5.00
None dl,394.546 dll.90
dl,681,810
d6.80
11.800,000
d3,944,940
d3.944,940
None dl,401,000
d3,762,670
None dl,763,940
d3,207,580
d3,230,270
d8,946,060
None
<*960,000
U3.40
dl2.60
dl2.27
d6.40
d6.80
dl3.50
dl2.20
dll.20
d7.40
dl2.80
*
6,000
None
1,430
6,621
d3.75
52,166
1,245
1,931
26,351
1,542
1,129
1,930
6,744
3,790
2,815
1,759
[Vol.
■
.
<fe50,340
dl3.60
Tax
Valuation.
Popu¬
Rate.
lation.
None
d$966,770d$15.00
None
<*950,000
<*5.00
<12.407,446 <*15.00
None
<*720,000
<*5.00
Noned35,540,630 a2.14 +
Frazeysburg School District— 30.000
Fulton County
204,440
49,000
Geauga County
27,000
Genoa (V), OttawaCounty
42,780
Genoa Sch. Dist., Ottawa Co. 25,930
Georgetown, Brown County.. 48,588
Glrard (V), Trumbull County. 69,800
Glrard Sohool Dlstrlot
42,000
Glendale (V) Hamilton Co
64,000
Glouster (V), Athens Co.*... 49.752
Grafton Twp., Lorain Co..
65,000
Grandvlew Helghts(V), Frank¬
lin County
60,000
23,914
U.400,000 +13.40
1,001
Nonedl6,751,540
<*3.35+14.670
2,000
<1488,000 <*12.60
817
Garrettsvllle (V), Portage Co.
Greenfield
None
<*1,309,063
<*5,982,750
<*7,888.980
None t2,059.870
<*1,327,480
None <*1.491,970
<*1,058,910
<*1,278,635
<*8,241,910
None <*1,934,385
<—
<*1,109,910
<*520,460
None <*1,549,095
<*1,577,390
None t2,352,190
None <*1,925,000
None <*3,972,075
None<*20,512,175
<*662,130
<*3,322,330
<*1,277,290
None <*2,109,801
<*4,448,798
<*854,070
<*2.946,090
<*1,114,800
None <*1,870,950
dJ 19,580
Twp., Huron Co.. 43,600
Oxford School District
Plain
1,589
3,736
"1,741
2,527
1,522
489
1,526
<*11.80
<*12.70
876
<*8.00
<*9.00
+5.00
<113.00
<*11.60
10.665
<*15.00
*
<*6.50
<*12.00
<*13.00
<*15.00
<*6.50
+4.00
<*10.33
<*12.90
837
1,741
3,013
2,088
2,395
4,296
23,650
1,095
2,194
1,699
1,756
5,468
4,236
1,083
"1,461
<*11.20
805
<*3J)0
None t3,452,919 112.60
<*2,603,190 dlO.OO
None <*1,350,000 dl5.00
1,000 <*1,441,290 dll.80
<*815,939 dl3.00
d7.20
<*2,268,840
None+10,156,850
t8.20
None f3,840,350
+8.10
None <*2,616,250 <*15.00
*591,230 *23.40
None <*1,779,360 dl4.78
<*4,425,125 dl5.00
<13,729,400 dl5.00
None <*1,598,200 dll.30
30J81
2,698
2,665
1,773
None<*47,0421380
"""672
1,342
5,412
2,377
3,084
22,368
3,439
4,850
3,530
1,678
1
..—
500
fl.730,670
+8.20
383
None <13,016,590
<*6.00
4,162
11,800,000 tl5.00
<*622,730
1,831
None <*1,012,000
None
None
d913,055 dl4.00
d8,736,770 dl3.20
d8,891,070 dlO.80
-
None
t750.000
t9.000,000
Nonedl6,703,370
d399,810
dl,805,830
d675,200
——
—
971
9,133
t8.00
fl5.00
d 10.20
25,594
dl4.40
dl5.00
dl3.60
"3", 194
685
dl,294,130 dl5.00
18,000 12,041,090 tl4.00
dl,778,210
d9.50
1,050
+860,000 fl3.60
-
-
-
1,321
2,020
'1*032
d1,000,970 f 15.00
8.500 d6,911,360
d9.60
None 11,118,370
dl ,275,895 dl5.00
11,792,275 113.40
None+14.742,045
......
1,396
1,152
2,759
16,097
f5.56
d8.20
114.20
T5.00
d4,000,000
d4.70
<*820,300 dl2,90
<*3,928,490 dl5.00
+5,500.000
f9.00
dl,833,210 dll.00
d6,500,000
d7.00
d2,087,835 dl2.40
d2,214,686 dl0.60
dl,548,395
d9.00
dl,624,860
t9.20
d988,409
"
l',673
288 d2,691,530
None tl,182.090
None
None
None
Non
None
None
None
t9.023.610
d991,060
til,100,270
3,312 11,490.000
None T 1,870.380
dlO.OO
dl4.80
112.60
tl5.00
<*8.80
1,357
6,082
5,126
.
1,586
3,836
2.559
"2,152
1,557
8.452
1,733
8,361
2.503
777
"None +1,630",200
t~5"66 "VJ>59
None dl,510,000
<*8.50
d8.50
tl3.40
dl5.00
x5.90
d94.56
dl5.00
dl4.80
dl5.00
d4.20
Nonetll.000,000
+1.25
d393,162 dl2.00
None
d948,750 dl3.95
11.200.000 +14.00
1,444
850
3,101
2,182
22,360
dl5.00
d6.80
d7.80
t5.00
1,314
1,501
6,012
None
dl,768,105
14,069,106
dl ,658,905
Noned35.400.440
None d2,370,160
None dl,587,740
d720,060
2,800 dl,388,400
d9,185,560
None
25,000
City (V), Union County. 78,550
<111.10
<*9.20
<17.60
<*7.40
....—
Paulding (V), Paulding Co...183,015
Payne (V), Paulding Co
*.
33,688
Perrysburg (V), Wood Countyl08,000
Perry Township Sch. Dist
30,600
Pike County
99.000
Piketown (V), Pike County., 30,462
Plain City (V), Madison Co... 78,700
<*13.60
<*11.40
<*3.40
T 17.30
<*15.00
<*9.70
None
Greenville S.
D„ Darke Co... 39,500
Greenwich Twp., Huron Co.. 66,000
Greenwich (V), Huron County 35,780
Grove City, Franklin County. 35,662
Guilford Twp., Medina Co
60,000
Hardy Twp., Holmes County. 35,000
Harris Twp., Ottawa County. 63,000
Hloksvllle (V), Defiance Co
25,500
Hlllsboro (V),-Highland Co.. 76,500
Hocking County............ 30,000
Holgate (V), Henry County.. 31,000
Hopewell Twp., Seneca Co
37,000
Hubbard (V), Trumbull Co... 37,100
Huron (V), Erie Co.
75,000
Jackson (C), Jackson Co.——130,700
Jackson Twp., Crawford Co.. 36,000
Jackson Twp., Pickaway Co.. 25,000
Jefferson S.D., Madison Co
25,000
Jefferson (V), Ashtabula Co..223,900
Johnstown (V), Licking Co...*57,058
Kenmore S. D., Summit Co.. 31,200
Knox
County
-.123,000
Lebanon (V), Warren County. 79,276
Leetonia (V), Columbiana Co. 51,880
Lelpslc (V), Putnam County.. 40,000
Lelpslo Sohool Dlstrlot
35,000
Lewisburg (V), Preble Co
26,000
Liberty Twp., Crawford Co
33,500
Liberty Twp., Trumbull Co
96,000
Liberty Twp.,-Van Wert Co.. 90,000
Lisbon (V), Columbiana Co.. 101,540
Liverpool Twp.,Columbiana Co 44,000
Lockland (V), Hamilton Co.. 188,385
Logan (V), Hocking County. .101,250
London (V), Madison Co
54,401
Louisville (V), Stark County.. 35,000
Lykens Twp., Crawford Co
62,500
Lyme Twp., Huron County— 37,000
McArthur School Distrist
25,000
MoConnellsvllle(V) .Morgan,Co. 55,500
Madeira 8. D., Hamilton Co. 25,000
Madisonville S. D., Hamilton
County
171,500
Malta (V), Morgan County.,_ 26,000
Martins Ferry(C),Belmont Co.262,406
Martins Ferry Sohool District.' 99,500
Mason Sch. Dlst., Warren Co. 28,000
Medina Co. Road Dist. No. 1—101,500
Meigs County
61,000
Metamora S. D., Fulton Co.. 26,000
Mlddleport (V), Meigs County 111,400
Mllford Centre (V), Union Co 49,700
MUford (V), Clermont & Ham¬
ilton Counties
30,400
Mlllersburg (V), Holmes Co.. 38,103
Milton 8. D., Miami County, 48,400
Mineral Clty(V),TuscarawasCo 25,000
Minerva (V), Stark County
41,500
Mingo Junction School Dlstrlot 48,000
Minster (V), Auglaize Co
90,000
Monroevllle (V), Huron Co— 42,380
Montpeller (V), Williams Co_*116,000
Morgan County..
188,000
Morrow School District
40,000
Mt. GUead (V), Morrow Co... 35.441
Mt. Healthy Sohool District— 50,000
NapoleonS. D., Henry Co.— 35,000
Navarre (V), Stark County.. 25,000
Nelsonvllle (V), Athens Co...115,863
Newberry Twp., Miami Co
41,700
New Bremen (V), Auglaize Oo. 94,500
New Haven Twp., Huron Co.. 64,000
New Lexington (V), Perry Co 60,705
New Lexington Sohool Dlst— 26,000
New London Twp., Huron Co. 37,000
New London (V), Huron Co.. 25,700
New Philadelphia (C), Tusca¬
rawas County
340,216
NewRIchmond(V),ClermontCo 26,600
Nlles (C), Trumbull County..286,594
North Baltimore (V), Wood Co. 64.500
Norwich Twp., Huron Co
40,000
Nottingham School District.. 52,000
Oak Harbor (V), Ottawa Co.. 66,000
Olmstead Twp., Cuyahoga Co. 28,000
Orange Twp., Cuyahoga Co— 27,300
Orrvllle (V), Wayne County..166,253
Ottawa (V), Putnam Co
73,875
Ottawa County
62,500
1,193
2.659
2,081
1:15"
......
—...
15*723
668
893
514
Plymouth (V), Huron & Richland Co
1,802
1,074
1,848
1,819
'¥,025
26,500
Plymouth Twp., Richland COi 55,000
Poland Twp., Mahoning Co..115,000
Port Clinton School District., 29,000
Preble County
47,661
Reading (V), Hamilton Co ..156,428
RIchwood (V), Union County.150,000
...
—
2,971
1,689
4,008
1,549
479
1,233
dl,342,265
None dl,942,060
None dl,843,880
None t3,280,000
<*39,899,084
None d2,182,930
3,000 tl,990,000
d3,060.080
None t3,912,440
dl,493,763
dl ,045.000
—
Ridgefleld Twp., Huron Co..
Ridge Twp., Van Wert Co
Ripley (V), Brown County.
Rockford (V), Mercer County.
Rockport S. D., Cuyahoga Oo.
Rocky River (V), CuyahogaOo
Rosevllle (V), Muskingum Co.
Sablna Sch. Dlst., Clinton Co.
St. Clalrsvllle (V), Belmont Co.
—
""469
3,537
dl,308,790 dlO.OO
d2,088,000 dlO.OO
950 dl,301,000
d5.00
Noned62,729,490 til.00
None t2,316,960
t4.80
None d5,957,900 dlO.10
Assessed
Debt.
Fort Recovery (V), Mercer Co.$40,300
Frankfort Sohool Dlstrlot
25,000
Franklin (V), Warren County. 111,316
31,500
45,000
53,780
41,700
"1.953
915
t!2.00
d8.00
+9.80
dl5.50
dl5.00
Salem Sohool District
d2,260,790 dl'o".50
d633,560 dl5.00
41,076
30,400
48,000
66,942
30,600
f:?l»
1:934
1.840
1,186
31,000
dl,499,704 dl0.70
None dl,408,175 dl3.20
d9,840,350
d3.90
None dl,089,990 dl4.60
Noned61,569,385
t3.14
None t2,737,590
t7.30
None d2,217,130 dl4.00
Sandusky County
103,758
Solplo Twp., Seneca County._ 26,000
Sebrlng (V), Mahoning County 91,275
Twp., Seneca County. 47,000
Shadyslde Sohool District
61,000
Sharon Twp., RIohland Co
28,000
Shawnee (V), Perry Co..—. 32,000
Shrove (V), Wayne County— 30,350
"l",174
2,113
None
Seneca
38,327
23,834
dl4.10
35,000
Sallneville (V), Columbiana Co
None
Floatino
Debt.
„
xcvii.
None
None
-
<*2,510,860
d6.60
dl,148,765 dl4.80
d2,072,860
d6.80
<*848,495 dl2.40
2 d900,000 dl3.80
1,393
"2", 403
35,171
1,439
2,104
1.222
2,280
1,016
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Spencerville (V), Allen Co
25,500
Sullivan Township. Ashland Co 25,000
Tippecanoe City (V).Miami Co 29,128
Tod Twp., Crawford Co
38.000
Toronto (V), Jefferson Co
64,000
Tymochtee Twp., Wyandot Co. 39,000
Uhrlchsvllle(V),TuscarawasCol62,480
Uhrlchsvllle School District.- 35,000
Utlca (V). Licking Co
58,931
Van Wert County
— 25,000
Van Wert School District.---129,500
Erie County— 27,000
Crawford Co— 26,500
Versailles (V), Darke County. 29.000
Vienna Twp., Trumbull Co— 25.00Q
Wadsworth (V), Medina Co_-110,620
Wadsworth Twp., Medina Co. 44,000
Wapakoneta School District-_ 37,500
Warren (C), Trumbull Co—.193,256
Warren Twp., Belmont Co— 30,000
Washington C. H., Fayette Co. 92,064
Washington Twp.,Belmont Co. 38,000
Vermilion (V),
Vernon Twp.,
Wauseon School District
35,000
37,000
43,722
33,500
West Alexandria Sch. District
50.000
West Mansfield (V), Logan Co.
d5.753,330
Nonefl6,886,200
None d2,250,535
1.565 d7,346,601
None dl,326,000
None 11,250,000
None dl,267,511
None
d707,060
None 13,125,000
dl,399,210
d2,092.240
d3,973.873
65,000
29,500
—
West
4,657
d8.50
1,748
fl2.40
112.40
14.027 "2",038
774
d7.80
dl2.80
4,271
a8.60
1,283
4.751
111.60
14.62^ 1,7642
dll.40
1,729
t2.90
29,119
d7.60
dl0.60
(Z7.40
114.00
"1,369
722
1,580
x
consti¬
equally clear and emphatic, and, as will be found, fixes
It is Article 13 of that instrument (an
of the valuation.
amendment to the 1851
to this
constitution adopted March 14 1881) which relates
subject, and we give the article in full below.
VOID.—No
LIMITED—EXCESS
constitutional limit
....
dl0.50
""878
was
adopted (March
1881), and bonds have been issued by counties thereunder beyond the
2% limit, for the construction of "free gravel, stone of other macadamized
Several such laws were passed at the
roads."
ness
1899 session of the Legis¬
But in the case of Strieb vs. Cox, Treas., Ill Ind., the Supreme
lature.
gravel road bonds are not properly indebted¬
Court of Indiana held that
705
corporation
for any pur¬
It should be said in connection with the above that several laws have
14
""1.803
municipal
or
any manner or
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 excass of such amount given
by such corporation shall be void; Provided, That in time of war, foreign
invasion or other great public calamity, on petition of a majority of the;
property owners in number and value, within the limits of such corporaoration, the public authorities in their discretion may incur obligations
necessary for the public protection and defense to such an amount as may
be requested in such petition.
pose to an
been enacted since the foregoing
11,081
6,238
7.277
1,335
political
indebteded In
in this State shall ever become
3,073
d9.20
113.40
d9.00
dl3.00
dl2.40
dl0.40
dl4.00
dl3.10
of the county—hence do not come
within the inhibition of Section 13
(See editorial in "State and City Supplement" for
constitution.
of the
October 1899, page 3.)
2,131
THIRD,
no other kind of municipality) are prohibited
stock in a corporation unless paid for at time of
section which covers this subject is Section 6 of
follows:
(but
counties
from subscribing for any
such subscription.
The
""913
Article 10, and is as
1,207
CANNOT
COUNTIES
STOCK.—No
TAKE
county
shall subscribe
incorporated company unless the same be paid for at the
subscription; nor shall any county loan its credit to any in¬
corporated company, nor borrow money for the purpose of taking stock
in any such company, nor shall the General Assembly ever on behalf of
the State assume the debts of any county, city, town or township, nor of
any corporation whatever.
■
>
for stock in any
d9.00
.3,179
"None d2~.451.T60" dl2.40"
2,072
4,491
None
d5,016,155
980
•
10,000 d5,082,118 dl2.80
None d2,138.185 dlS.OO
2,502
time of such
1,893
None
Figures are for 1910.
a
Figures are for 1911.
d Figures
which this section contains applies, as already stated,
The prohibition
d3,225,560 dl4.76
Consequently the Legislature was at liberty to author¬
only to counties.
it did by
ize cities to subscribe to the stock of railroads, as
t 1913 figures.
for 1912.
to municipalities, the provision contained in the
as
to be
seems
the limit at 2%
949
.
Wyoming (V), Hamilton Co__242,500
Wyoming School District—_ 25,000
Total debt,
SECOND,
tution
~
(V), Miami Co... 25,000
School District.. 50,400
Milton
WUloughby (V), Lake County141,288
Wilmington (V), Clinton Co..146,050
Woodsfleld (V), Monroe Co... 45,773
are
lotion.
dl4.00
dl2.21
None dl.570,000
d5.50
250
d453,150
d7.50
West Park (V), Cuyahoga Co. 185,000
West Unity (V), Williams Co. 28,500
•
Popu'
Rate.
$d5.80
d903.300 d!2.20
None 13,292,030 t 14.70
None d2.015,460
d7.80
47,453
Wellston School District
Tax
......
27,000
Waverly (V), Pike County...
Waynesvllle (V), Warren Co..
Wayne Twp. S. D., Fayette Co
Weller Twp., Richland Co
Wellington (V), Lorain Co—
Assessed
Valuation.
Noned$6,621,060
None d2,216.180
None +1,273,720
None f 1,830,550
None
t2,462,570
None 11,749.000
dl ,299,060
None 12,289,090
None 14,070.950
None 14,400,007
None
d 1,676,855
N oned47,555.420
None d7,858,050
d2,259.220
dl,306,960
None 11.495.000
Smith Twp., Mahoning Co—$70,000
South Charleston Soh. Dlst
30,000
West Milton
97
INDIANA-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913.]
general law
a
passed in 1869, granting the power to subscribe to the stock of any railroad
Other laws
running into or through any city or near its corporate limits.
of
State of Indiana.
ITS
similar character have been passed at other
somewhat
a
notice
1901), which authorizes counties bordering on the State line, or any town¬
ship or city situated in such county, to subscribe for railroad stock.
DEBT, RESOURCES. ETC.
Admitted
Total
a
State
(Act April 19 1816)..
of State (square
area
State
Territory (Act May 7 1800)..-July 4 1800
as a
as
Capital
Dec. 11 1810
Indianapolis
2d Mon. Jan. 'IS).Samuel M. Ralston
Treasurer
Npv. 27 1914).. L. G. Ellingham
Wm. H< Vollmer
(term expires Feb. 10 1915)
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the Thursday after the
first Monday In January, and sessions are limited to sixty-one days.
details of Indiana's State debt
from 1832 up to 1894 will be found In the "State and City Supplement" of
April 1894, pages 85 and 80.
The details of the State's outstanding obli¬
gations are as foUows:
»
HISTORY
OF
DEBT.—The
historical
„
FOREIGN
LOANS—
DEBT.
Temporary Loan (Refunding).
3^s'95 A-O$300,000r_._Apr 11915
due (Subject to call after April 1 1910.)
due 3Hs'95 M-N250.000r_w.Mayl 1915
(Subject to call after May 1 1910.)
When Due.
Stock Certificates (Inf. Ceased).
5%
2^%
$3,470
2,145
...
...
Past
Past
COUNTIES
5s
Q-J $340,000
1 1921
Apr
5s
(See V..91, p. 722.)
For instance,
TOTAL DEBT, &C.— Sept.19 13.
Foreign debt..
$405,615
Domestic debt.
604,548
State
Section 7834 of Burns's Annotated Statutes, 1901, authorizes
ceeding 1% on assessed valuation and issue bonds therefor, provided that
no
second
or
subsequent loan shall be made or authorized so long as any
loan made under the provisions
former
7920
Section
From
it
604,548
640,548
$1,260,163
$1,010,163
$1,410,163
$1,510,163
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The following table shows the total valua¬
tion of real and personal property, Including railroad and other property*
also the State tax rate (per $1,000) for the general fund for the years Indi¬
cated.
By an Act of the Legislature of 1905 the General Fund tax was
fixed at $1.20 per $1,000 for each of the years 1905,1906,1907 and 90 cents
per $1,000 annually thereafter; the law
until 1908, when it was again resumed.
Valuation.
Years—
1912
State tax.
1910
1908
1907
1905
1904
1902
0.90
1901
0.90
1891
0.90
1880
1,20
1870
1.20
1860
455,011,378
1.50
1.20
1,717,037,215
1.654,888,461
1.597.56Q.087
1,543,000,000
1906
$0.90
1903
0.90
1,797,486,410
1,776,132,096
1,723,311,564
1909
State tax,
Valuation.
Years-r
$0.90
'
.$1,890,460,710
1,891,601,167
1911
also stopped levy for sinking fund
1850
138,362,085
2.50
......
$1,513,433,644
1,394,808,242
1,360,445,139
1,255,256,038
764,287,517
662,283,178
0.90
0.90
1.20
1.20
.
1.50
0.90
The total tax rate
(per $1,000) for 1912 was $3,185, Including Benevo¬
lent Institution tax $0.50, school tax $1.36, State Debt Sinking Fund tax
$0.15 and Educational Institution tax $0,275, In addition to the general
fund tax of $0.90 as given above.
POPULATION OF STATE.-
1910...
1890
1880
DEBT
1870
2,700.876
2,516,462
2,192,404
1,978,301
1900
1,680,637
1,350,428
988,416
685,866
1860
1850
1840
LIMITATION.—In the
went Into effect Nov. 1
1851, and
present
was
1830
343,030
147,178
24,520
5,641
1820
1810
1800
Constitution of Indiana, which
amended In 1881, there are explicit
provisions limiting the power of both the State and its municipalities to
contract debt.
FIRST,
as
to the State,
sion, &c., can be contracted.
CREATION OF
DEBT
debt to be contracted
to pay interest, to repel inva¬
revenue,
such indebtedness in any manner or form except
in
anticipation of the
FORBIDDEN.—No law shall authorize any
behalf of the State except in the following cases:
To meet casual deficits in the revenue; to pay interest on State debt; to
whenever the aggregate
only by temporary loans
of the then current fiscal year and not ex¬
revenue
ceeding two-thirds of the amount of the county tax duplicate of the pre¬
ceding
year.
counties for funding purposes in certain
where the aggregate indebtedness in 1879 exceeded 1%
cases
Revised Statutes, 1901, Section 7918); also for temporary
Statutes,
1901, Section
Also the limit of 2%
(see Burns's
loans (see Burns's
7920).
be exceeded for the purpose of making gravel
may
roads (see above), the Supreme Court having decided that gravel road
are
not
properly
indebtedness of the county.
an
limit for such bonds (Section 6910)
In addition to the foregoing,
legitimate corporate
details
and
or
But
By statute the
is 4%.
general statutes have been passed by the
to cities and towns to issue bonds for
powers
subject,
purposes,
limit of 2% on valuation.
we
however,
to
the
constitutiona
have not the space to set out here the
the details of the other legislation applicable to cities of larger
smaller population,
and covering specific purposes, such as water¬
works, &c.
CONSTITUTION ACT OF 1911 DECLARED VOID.—An Act of the
Legislature approved by the Governor on March 4 1911, providing for
the submission to a vote of the people of a proposed new State constitution,
in the view that it might be considered as a series of amendments to the
existing
constitution, was declared unconstitutional by Judge Remster
of the Marion County Circuit Court on Sept 25 1911.
V. 93, p. 893.
Judge Remster's ruling was affirmed by the Supreme Court on July 5 1912.
V. 95, p. 126.
Petition for a re-hearing was aenied Oct. 18 1912. V. 95,
p. 1143.
Case appealed to U. S. Supreme Court Nov. 26 1912.
V. 95,
p. 1485.
GRAVEL ROAD LAW OF 1905.—The State Supreme Court in No¬
1909 decided that this Act was unconstitutional on the ground
provisions which were such as to make it a local and
special Act.
The decision was based on that part of the law which pro
vides that "whenever a petition signed by fifty or more freeholders and
voters of any township in any county in this State includes any incorporated
town or city in such township having a population of less than 30,000
inhabitants, praying," &c., the commissioners shall proceed to carry out
the provisions of the Act.
Upon rehearing, however, it was pointed out
that this section as printed contained a clerical error, and the Court on
vember
that it contained
Jan.
25
1910
reversed
itself
and
upheld the contention that the word
"includes" should be read "including ', thereby making eligible to become
petitioners for gravel roads any freeholder and voter in any township with
the exception of those residing in incorporated towns and cities of over
30,000 inhabitants, which latter should be neither taxed nor eligible to
participate in such proceeding.
See V. 90, p. 316.
EXEMPTION
a
law
notes,
The section in full is subjoined.
that
tion of over 20,000 amounts to or exceeds 1%, it is not lawful to increase
10 provides that no debt
Section 5 of Article
except to meet casual deficits in
of *the Act shall remain unpaid.
moreover,
appears,
indebtedness, funded or otherwise, of any county having a voting popula¬
Legislature granting general
Total debt
lower than the
pair court house, jhil or other county buildings, or to fund existing debt;
bonds
$805,615
704,548
a
in those cases county commissioners may borrow for that purpose not ex¬
Wins-
Jan. 1 *11.
Sept-1912. Sept. 30 '11.
$655,615 •
$805,615
by statute to
county to issue bonds when necessary to construct, complete or re¬
Revised
M-N$144,000... Sept 1 1937
INTEREST and principal of foreign debt payable at the office ol
lsw. Lanier
& Co., New York;
on
Show Pavilion bonds at th"?
Treasurer s office.
issue
of 2% in the matter of creating certain kinds of debt.
Limit of 1% may be exceeded in
Held by Vincennes University.
3s '09
S-a $120,548c..Apr 10 1917
Held by Indiana University.
apparently restricted
are
limit
constitutional
DOMESTIC DEBT—NON-NEGOTIABLE.
Held by Perdue University.
though >
such bonds.
any
Sec. of State (term exp.
(thus obeying the mandate of the constitution),
by the succeeding section (Section 5378) cities are given authority to
26,350
miles)
...
Governor (term exp.
for this purpose
In
is made to endow counties with power to issue bonds
that law no attempt
Organized
We
dates.
(Section 5377, Burns's Annotated Statutes, revision
law, too
one
FROM TAXATION.—The Legislature of 1903 passed
179, Laws of 1903)
(Chap.
&c.,
hereafter
issued
by
exempting from taxation
State
or
all bonds,
municipal corporations.
The
section follows:
SECTION
1.
Be
It
enacted
"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
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 corpora¬
tions pay interest shall be exempt from taxation.
The above Act became effective April 23 1903.
Another law passed by the Legislature, and which became effective
March 4 1911, provides that all bonds hereafter authorized by any county '
or township for the construction of free gravel or macadamized roads, and
which bear not higher than 4M% interest, shall be e *empt from taxation.
whatever."
Section
on
repel Invasion, suppress insurrection,
provide for the public defense.
In
the sixth
section
of the
same
assumption by the State of the debts of
The clause referred to reads
as
or,
if
hostilities
be
threatened,
,
article the
any
last
clause
municipality
prohibits the
or
corporation.
follows:
1 of the
Act reads
as
by
follows:
98
INDIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS
"Section 1.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the
State of
Indiana that all bonds hereafter authorized by any county or township
the State of Indiana, for the purpose of building,
constructing and
paying for the construction of any free gravel, macadamized or other im¬
proved roads, shall be exempt from taxation; Provided, said bonds shall
not bear a greater rate of interest than four and one-half (434 %) per cent
interest per annum, payable semi-annually.
elkhart county.
5s'05
allen county.
County seat is Fort Wayne.
Court House Bonds.
tv
4s
J-J $385,000
1914-1935
Voting-Machine Bonds.
„
,
^
..
indiana.
following,
County Infirmary Bonds.
J-J
$22,500..Due 5 bonds
each 6 months until Jan. 11917
GEN.-BD. DT. Apr 1913
Gravel road debt (add'l)
_ _
$217,500
417,628
1,488
Dec 1 1914 Sinking fund
4s
Dec
14,000c_Dec 1 '16&T8 Assess, val. '12 (H act.).-15,038,455
5,000c
Dec 1 1920 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) T2_$9.50
Court-Hse, & Pow. Sta. Bonds. Population in 1910
—,-32,535
3Hs
M-N $ 195,000c
N ov 1 1919
INTEREST at Brazil Trust Co.
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13-$139.000
_
1912.-62,555,830 columbus.
(Assessment about 50 % actual value)
This city Is in Bartholomew Co.
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) T2-$4.82 +
Water-PIant Bonds.
Population in 1910
__.93.386 4Hs'13 J-J $38,000c-— Jan 1 1923
INT. at U.S.M.& Tr. Co., N.Y.C.
Funding Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
$15,000c.—July 1 1919
anderson school city.
334s'06 J-J
27,000c—Jan 1 1936
3.65s'09J-J
$90,000cJuly 15 14-19 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1926.)
4s '10
F-A
44,000c_Sept 9 '14-20
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13-S139.000 334s'06 J-J
$8,000c—Jan 1 1936
Assessed valuation 1913. 10,300,000 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1926.)
(Assessment 34 to 3-5 actual value.) 3J4s'09 J-J
$26,000c—July 1 1929
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—&9.00 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$114,000
Population in 1913 (est.)—
24,000 Assess, vai. '12 (2-5 act.)„6,175,092
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$11.50
INT. at The Anderson Banking Co.
Population in 1910
8,813
Assessed valuation
'08_ F-A
_
INTEREST
city Is in De Kalb County.
City Hall Bonds.
This
_s '13
$127,000TOTAL DEBT
—
J
at the
on the 3 Ha Is payable
People's Savings & Trust Co.
crawford sville.
...
--(?)
3,919
Population in 1910—
bedford.
This city
This city is in Montgomery
Co.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '10
J-D $48,000
4s '11
A-O
22,000—Oct 1 '14-'31
is In Lawrence County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913--$91,000
Water-Works Impt. (tax-free).
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.)_6,023,200
434s'12 M-N$25,000c_Nov 15 '17-'32 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1911—-$28.40
Refunding Bonds (tax-free).
Population in 1910
—9,371
434s'09 M-N$18,000c.May 15 '14-27
434s'12 J-D
20,0O0c_Dec 20 20- 32
School Bonds (taxable).
crawfordsville sch. city.
4s '99
A-O $13,000c—Oct 2 1914
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 1913—$76,000
Water debt (incl.)
Assessed valuation 1913—3,945,000
(Assessment 1-3 to 34 actual value)
tax (per $1,000) 1913—$35.20
Total
8,716
Population in 1910
INT. payable in
bedford
School
Bedford.
school
This district
M
$40,000—-.1915-1921
22,000c. .Jan 1 17-22
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—
$74,000
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.).$3,925,070
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.-$11.75
INTEREST
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.).6,023,200
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) i912^—$8.80
INT. at Elston Nat. Bk., Crawfordsville. •
payable at Stone City
Bank In Bedford and First Nat.Bank,
N. Y.. and Bedford Nat. Bank.
Greensburg is county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-N $30,000cMay 15 '14-28
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 20 '13—$30,00 )
Gravel road bonds (add'l).—542,825
Assessed valuation 1913.-15,549,825
(Assessment about 65% actual value)
State tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$9.30
Population hi 1910
18,793
INT.
at
Indiana
Nat.
Bank
of
Indianapolis.
blackford county.
County seat Is Hartford City.
Court House Bonds.5s
A-O $22,500c
1914-1916
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13-—$30,000
Gravel road debt (add'l)
287,565
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.) 10,264,495
Co.
tax
(per $1,000)
'l2-$6.11 +
Population in 1910
—,—15,820
INT. at Winslow, Lanier & Co., N. Y
.
—
•
This city Is in
Auburn is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '12
J-J $144,000c_Jan 15 ,14-'22
Power-House Bonds.
4s '12
J-J
$20,000c_Jan 15 *18-'22
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$180,000
Assessed valuation 1911.-17.485,735
Co. tax rate (per
_
Clay County.
Inc.
School House.
6s'
M-N$15,000c._May 21 1915
M-N $8,000c—Nov 1 1917
6s
F-A
6s
4s
4s
4,500c—Feb
1 1918
Refunding School.
J-J
$3,000c—July 1 1915
M-N 10,000c
Water-Works.
1922
6s
M-N$25,000c—May 2 1915
BOND. DEBT May 1913$69,500
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.)_3,970,370
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—_$12.50
Population In 1910
9,340
cass
county^
Logansport is the county seat.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
4s '13
$150,000
—
Summary of Debt Jan. 11912.
County bonds
$69,700
Twp. gravel road bonds._
549,857
Assessed valuation 1911—26,451,970
County tax (pei $1,000) 1912.$3.91 +
Population in 1910
36,368
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
clay
county!
Brazil
is
the county seat.
Court-House-Building Bonds.
4s '12
J-J $195,000c-Due 10 bonds
each 6 months until July I 1932
4s '13
30,500
49,008
elkhart
4s
'07
F-A
4s '11
(Part each six months—V.91.P 1790)
Court-House Furniture Bonds.
4s '12
J-D
/ $8,000c.June 1 T4-'29
I 8,000c-Dec 1 T4-29
Bridge Bonds.
4s '12
M-S
$9,000.—J&D '14-'22
BOND. DEBT Mar 25 '12 $101,400
Assessed valuation 1911
9,877,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.60
Population in 1910
.15.335
INTEREST payable at Franklin
County Nat. Bank, Brookvllle.
school district. franklin school twp.
This township (P. O. Lewisville)
$40,OOOc_Aug 1 '14-'17
F-A
90.000c_Feb 15 '16 '21
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13-$130,000
Assess, val. '13 (40% act.)_8,400,245
School tax (per $1,000) 1914—$12.20
Population in 1913 (est) —„22,000
INT.
on
on
others
Is in
Chicago.
~
in
elwood.
fulton
""
city is in Madison County.
city April 27 1891.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-D $45,000c—.June 1 1923
5s
J-J
10,000c-—Jan 15 1923
as a
J"J
40,000c—July 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $105,000
Assess, val. '12 (45%
act.)_3,187,165
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—-$15.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$40.90
Population in 1910
INT.
on
11,028
5s at Nat.Shoe & Leather
Bank, N. Y.;
Bank, N. Y.
on
6s at Hanover Nat.
evansville!
Evansville is the county seat of
Vanderburg Co.
Incorporated 1847.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '12
J-J $779,300c-— Jan ' 1 1932
4s '12
J-J /398.000c—July 1 1937
county!
Rochester Is the county seat.
This
Inc.
Henry County.
4Hs'13 Mar $33,000c.Sept 1 *14-'28
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13$33,000
Assessed valuation 1912-—1,680,000
(Assessment about H act. value.)
School tax rate (per $1,000) '13-$6.50
Population in 1913 (est.)
1,100
bonds of 1907 in Elkhart
Bridge Bonds.
43^s'05 A-O $50,000c—Apr 5 1925
Court-House Bonds.
5s '95
M-N$33,000c-—May 1 1915
5s '96
M-N 25,000c—May 1 1916
5s '96
M-N 23,500c—Nov 2 1916
Refunding Bonds.
5s *98
M-S $35,000c—Sept 12 1918
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$166,500
Floating debt
47,465
Sinking fund—
91,088
Assess, val. '13 (40% act.)13,561,110
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 14
$4.59
Population in 1910
16,879
INT. on 5s at Corn Exchange Nat.
Bank, Chicago; on 4Hs at Am. Ex.
Nat. Bank, New York
~
gary.
This city
is in Lake Co. Inc. July
Pop'n 1910, 16.802.
"
1486,000c-—July 1 1942
Garbage-Plant Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13-$1,663.300
4%s
May $15.000c-May 13 1922
Sinking fund—
20,000
14
1906.
_
Total valuation 1913
41,128,860
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—$11.10
Population in 1910
69.647
INTEREST on the $884,000 ref.
bonds payable at Chase Nat.. Bank,
N. Y., or at Mercantile Trust & Sav.
Bank, Evansville;
other bonds at
Bankers Trust Co., N. Y., or Am.
Tr. & Sav. Bank, Chicago.
Sewer Bonds.
6s '13
—1
$60,000——'-
Park Bonds.
6s '13
J-D $50,000—hug 29 1933
Toileston Municipal Bonds.
5s
July
$1,500c_July 1 T4-'16
Street & Garbage Equip. Bonds
4s
Sept $20.000c--Aug 21 1921
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4Ha'09 J-J
145,000c—Jan
15 1919
4Hs'09 F-A
10,000c—Aug 1 1919
4Hs
Oct
50,000c—Oct 16 1931
evansville school city.
4>*sT3
15,000
Apr 1 1923
3Hs'07 M-N$52,800.-May 1 '14-'17 BOND. DEBT
Apr 1913$142,000
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13_
$52,800 Time warrants
50,000
Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)41.128,860
Sinking fund
52,377
School tax (per $1,000) 1913
$6.50 Assessed valuation 1913—20,137,405
Population in 1910-69,647 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$30.90
—
at
Am.
Tr.
&
Sav.
Bank of Evansville.
INT. on 4s, 4Xs& Garbage Plan
4Hs at City Treas. office; on Police
and
floyd
county.
4s '10
J-J
Fire
Sta.
bonds
First
at
Nat.
on
Fire
Dept.
Bank, Gary; on
5s at First State Bk., Gary.
Bank,
Hammond;
4Hs at First Nat.
County seat Is New Albany.
Funding Bonds.
/$160,000c-Jan 1 '14-'29
\
20,000c-Jan 1 1930
BOND. DEBT May 15 '13 $180,000
Assessed valuation 1912—12,261,460
County tax (per $1,000) *12_$8.11 +
Population in 1910-—---30,293
INT at New Albany Nat. Bank.
gary school district.
4H*
s-a |$12,500c_
—1917
\ 25,000c——1918
4Hs
s-a
4s
s-a
4s '09'
J-J
6s
de kalb county.
$1,000) '12_$4.41 +
Population in 1910
24,054
bloomington school dist,
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
This district is in Monroe County.
4Hs'12 J-D $70,000
•
du bois county.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913—
$85,000
County seat is Jasper.
Assessed valuation 1911—4,268,325
Bridge Bonds.
INT. at Bloomington or Breed,
4s *12
M-N$13,500
1914-1917
Elliott & Harrison, Cincinnati.
Court-House Borids.
4s '09
J-D $54,400_Dec 15 T4-'29
boone county.
4s'10
J-D
7,OOOc_J&D 15'14-30
Lebanon Is the county seat.'.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913-__$69,500
Court-House Bonds.
Assess, val. '13(40% act.).8,700,000
4s *10 M-N $140.000c,M&N 'l4-'20
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$4.70
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13-$150,000
Population in 1910
^
19,843
Gravel road debt (add'l)
182,000
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) '13-24,990,805
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1913——$4.70
Population in 1910
-24,673 east chicago.
This place is in Lake County.
INT.at First Nat.Bank,Lebanon.
In-'1
corp. 1886.*
Popula'n 1910, 19,098.
Police & Fire-Station Bondj.
brazil.
~
_
1915
5s at City
Nat. Bank Goshen;, on court-house
4s at Elkhart CountyLoan & Tr.Co.
INTEREST
district. decatur county.
Is In Lawrence Co.
Bonds.
434s'll J-J
434s'12 J-J
This district is in Montgomery Co.
J-J
$66,000c_July 1 '14-'20
4s '10
A-O
45,000 4s'07
9,000c.Apr 2 *14-'16
2,250 4s '11 A-O
16,OOOc_Oct
1 '14-'21
3,513 BOND. DEBT Oct 6'13— $91,000
Floating debt
Sinking funds
10,000
Population in 1910
INT. on court-house
.
auburn.
1914-1915
,
4s
($7,000c
_
$10.000c
M-S $25.000c_M-S 15 '14-*18
J-D
13,000
1914-1915
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$117,250
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)_29,978,295
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) -'12_$7.20
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
of
J-D
county.
4s '11
Court-House Bonds.
4s '06
5s '08
xcvii.
Brookvllle Is the county seat.
J-D $80,000c
1914-1930
Refunding Bonds.
5s
state
franklin
Goshen is the county seat.
in
'Note.—For reports not found in alphabetical order among the
see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
v
[Vol.
fort wayne.
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
Wayne and assumed by the city upon
J-J
4Hs
50,000c
1917-1918
50,000c1919
51.000c—Jan 1 1919
3,000
——1915
5,000c
—1917
J-J
4^s'll J-J
/30,000c—July 1 1920
\30,000c—Jan 1 1921
4Hb'U J-J
4%s
F-A
"—1921
50,000c
75,000c—Feb
1 1922
$381,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913
Sinking fund.—
annexation of the town.
8,219
Assessed valuation
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'13 A-0$140,000—Oct 10 1933
South Wayne Water Bonds.
6s '88
J-J
$15,800c.-July 10 1914
Refunding Water Bonds.
3^s'99M-N$100,000c-Nov 15 1919
3^s'00J-J
146,000c—Jan 18 1920
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13 $560,800
Sinking fund.
:
161,819
Water debt (included)—
261,800
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)-.37,077,980
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-—$27.50
Population in 1910
63,933
*Includes $299,000 bonds paid off
Oct. 10 1913.
/
INT. payable in N. IT.r—on 6%
bonds at the Third Nat. Bk.; on all
other bonds at U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.,
1912—20,058,390
(Assess, about 16 2-3% actual val.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
Population in 1913 (est)
40,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
Gary.
goshen.
This city
is in Elkhart County.
Funding Bonds.
_
4s '07
.
J-D
$50.000c_J&D
'17-29
J-D
4,000--Dec 1 *14-'15
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$54,500
4s
21,575
9,552
(45% act.)_4,357,558
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$31.20
Population in 1910--8,514
INT. at City Nat. Bank, Goshen.
Floating debt
Sinking fund.
Assess, val. '12
fort wayne school dist.
grant county.
3Hs
A-O $35,000c__Oct 1 *14-'20
County seat Is Marlon.
:
3^s
A-O
50,000c—Oct-1 1921
Boulevard Bonds.
6s '08
J D $16,800c_Dec 1 '14-'19
3^s'05J-J
15,000c—Jan 1 1914 4^s'05 M-N/$900c
Nov 15 1914
Paving Bonds.
4s '07
M-S
30,000c.Sept 2 '14-T7
\ l,900c.May 15*14-15
6s '09
J-D
$5.000c_June 1 '16-'18
4s '08
M-N 42.000c.Nov 1 '14-T8
Flood Bonds.
Refunding Bonds:
4s '09
M-N$30,000c_ $4,000 yearly
A-O/ 75,000c__Oct 1 '14-'18 5s
6s'04
J-D $36j000c___.1914-1925
1150,000c. .Oct 1 '19-'23
Jail Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4s '12
J-D 100,000c-June 1 '19-'28 4s
Feb /$5,000c—Feb 1 1914
6s '08
J-D | $21,558c
1914-1919 j BOND. DEBT Apr 1913190,000c-Feb 1 '15-'23
$507,500
A
8,365c
1929
Assessed valuation 1912-.35,250,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$130,000
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 1913
$66,930
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
$7.50 Sinking fund
5,000
Assessment debt
612,000
INT. at U .S.Mtge.A Tr. Co., N Y. Assess, val. '13 (40% act.)30,000,000
Sinking fund
2,508
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13-$11.50
Assess, val. '12 (H act.)__.7,558,715
Population in 1910
51.426
frankfort.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912--$43.20
INT. at Co. Treasurer's office.
Tills city is In Clinton County.
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Electric-Light Bonds.
greensburg school dist.
5s '09
J-J
$16,000c—J&J 1 '14-'15
_
.
east
chicago
school dist.
$75,000c
1916-1922
8,000c
Aug '14-T5
40,000c.—Feb '19-'28
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
A-O $17,000c
1918-1934
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1913-$140,000
Assessed valuation 1913
8.000,000
(Assessment 20 to 25% act. value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$15.60
Population in 1913 (est.)
26,000
5s '12
F-A
5s g '05 F-A
5s 09
F-A
INTEREST on bonds of 1905 pay¬
able at First Nat. Bank,
Hammond;
on 5s of 1909 at N. W.
Halsey«& Co.,
Chicago, and
Sewer
4j4s
Tills district
Bonds.
J-D
/$8.000—J&D 1 1915
[20,000—J&D
Park Bonds.
4s
J-D $15,000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—
'16-'17
.1920
$49,000
Assessed valuation 1912—5,529,460
(Assessment 60 to 70% actual value).
Total tax (per $1,000) in 1912_$30.80
Population in 1910
8,634
INTEREST payable at the J. F.
Wild & Co. State Bank. Indianapolis,
and First Nat. Bank, Frankfort.
on 4s of 1909 and 5s
frankfort school dist.
of
1912 at First-Nat. Bank in East Chi¬ UHs'13 J-J
$85,000—July 1 '14-'23
< TOTAL DEBT—.
cago, Ind.
„-(?)
4^s
J-J
Is in
Decatur Tounty.
$64,000c
1914 1922
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13—
$64,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.) —3,332,910
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$10.50
Population in 1913 (est.)
6,000
INT. payable in Indianapolis.
hammond school district.
Building Bonds
J-D $22,500c_Dec 1 '14-T7
Funding Bonds.
■
4s g
M-N$43,000c —1914-1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-$75,000
4s *07
Assess, val. '12 (1-5 act.).10,285,395
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$13.20
INTEREST
on
funding bonds pay¬
Hammond;
able at First Nat. Bank,
hancock county.
Building* Refunding. &c.
J-J $368,000c.July 1 '14-'26
Greenfield Is the county seat.
4s
Bridge Bonds.
M-N$25,000-
4s '11
J-J
4s '11
J-J
6s '13
-
Court-House Bonds.
4^&6s J-J SI66,000c
(Last bond due 1928)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913-S166.000
Assess, val. *12 (% act.)—19,543,800
State&Go.tax(per $1,000) '12 $7.77 +
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '12-$4.60 +
Population in 1910—
—19,030
INTEREST
HENDRICKS
payable In N. Y.
,
7
25,000c—
46 '12
J-J $225,000. July 10 '23-'32
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1912-$225,000
Assessed valuationJLOll—19,519,608
-20,840
Population in 1910
htjntington!
This city is In Huntington
County.
1941
I 50,000c
-1942
125.000c—Sept 1 1946
Trust Fund.
J-J
$22,000c
——1914
TOT. DEBT Oct 1 '13—$1,421,000
6s
Library, school, teachers' pen¬
sion fund and compulsory
education tax rate (per $1,000), 1913—
.$6.30
Population in 1910
.—233,650
Pop'n 1913 (city directory)..266,935
-
INTEREST
COUNTY.
Danville is the county seat.-
Water-Works
on
the real estate and
Improvement bonds (except those of
1910), on the building 4s and the
funding 3 Ms Is payable at Wlnslow,
Lanier & Co., N. Y.; on the coupon
notes 4 Mb due 1913 at Nat. ParkBk.,
N. Y.; other coupon notes and trust
funds and real estate aud lmpt. bonds
of 1910 payable In Indianapolis.
Bonds.
$49,000--July 1 '16&'21 jackson county.
Brownstown Is the county seat.
4,500-Part y'ly Apr 1
Court-House Bds. {tax-free).
13,OOOPart y'ly Juiyl7
4s '10
J-J f$24,000c_July 1 '14-'21
City-Hall Bonds.
5s *04
$14,000-Part y'ly Jan 1
\ 32,000c.July 1 '22-'29
4s '11
J-J
18,000c. Jan 1 '14-'31
City's share street & sewer
bonds
$2,650 OOUNTY BOND. DEBT
BOND. DEBT Jan 1191383,151
May 4 1912
$81,000
Sinking funds.-.
22,350 Gravel road bonds outst'g
234,507
Assessed valuation 1912—5,214,813 Assess, val. '11 (60% act.) 15,702,240
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$13.70 State & Go. t&x (per $1,000) '11_$8.10
Population in 1910
10,272 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$4.91 +
6s'90
6s *91
6s *96
—
—
-
huntington county.
Huntington Is the county seat.
Population in 1910—
.24,727
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
jefferson
Court-House Bonds.
county.
Toll-Road Purchase.
4s
F-A $77,525c.2 bonds y'rly
Gravel road debt (add'l)
301.289 CO..BD. DT. Nov 1913—
$77,525
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.).21,362,070 Gravel road bonds (add'l)90,000
County tax (per $1,000) '12-$7.91 + Assessed valuation 1913-_-9,000,000
Population in 1910
28,982 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '13
$7.19
—20,483
INT. at Mercantile Nat. Bk.,N.Y. Population in,1910
indianapolis.
Lewis
jeffersonville.
Shank,
Mayor;
Harry R. Wallace, Comptroller.
Indianapolis Is the oounty seat of
Marlon Co.
Original town charter
Feb. 17 1838; present charter 1905.
Fire-Dept. and Oarage Bonds.
J-J
$75,000c—Feb 1 1918
Hospital Bonds.
3^s'06 J-J $100,000c—-Jan 1 1936
,4s'11
J-J
110,000c— „June 1 1941
Bridge Bonds.
I
3^s'99 J-J
$l5,000c—Jan 1 1914
4s '13
•
-
3j|a'03 J-J
65,000c—-Jan
1 1924
Flood Bonds.
_
3&s'04 J-J $125,000c—Jan
Almshouse Bonds.
4Hs'12 J-J $150,000
jail Bonds.
This city Is In Clark
County.
Refunding City Bonds.
3Ms'99 F-A $38,000c-Feb 1 '14-'24
($3,500 yearly.)
5s *97
A-0 $54,000c—Apr 1 1922
5s '97
J-J
73,500c—July 1 1922
3^s'00 M-N100.000C—-Nov 1925
3Hs'06 J-J
32,000c—Jan 1 1931
Funding Bonds.*
4s *12
J-J
$51,120—Jan 1 *14-'22
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912. $357,800
Assess, val. '11 (M act.)—4,292,850
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911—$16.00
Population in 1910-----.10,412
INTEREST Is payable at the City
Treasurer's office; also In Chicago.
1 1924
4s '13
J-J
150,000——May 1 1943
Park Improvement Bonds
4s *97
J-J $350,000c—Jan 1 1927 jeffersonville
sch. city.
Boulevard Bonds.
High-School Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
$55,500c_—Part yearly.
J-J $100,000c—May 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13
Refunding Bonds*
$55,000
4s '95
J-J $200,000c—July 1 1915 Floating debt
2,500
4s *94
J-J
109,500c-—Jan 26 1924 Assessed valuation 1913
4,224,010
4s *94
J-J
600.000c—Mar 1 1924 (Assessment about % act. value.)
4s *94
J-D 300,000c—June 30 1924 School tax (per $1,000) 19l3r—$8.50
3Hs'05 J-J
45,000c—July 1 1925 Population in 1913 (est)__
12,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk.t JeffersonFire-Department Bonds.
4s '11
J-J $200.000c—-June 1 1941 ville.
Station House Bonds.
4s '97
J-J $150,000c—Jan 1 1927 KENDALLVILLE. 7
This city Is in Noble County.
City Hall Bonds.
*
3Hs'06 J-J $300,000c.--July 1 1936
Municipal Bonds.
3Hs'09 J-J 600,000c—Jan 1 1939 4Hs'13 F-A $32,000-Aug 1 *18-'19
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—
$45,000
ANNEXED DISTRICT BONDS.
3j|s'03
Net assessed valuation
Brightwood Water Bonds.
F-A
$5.000c— Feb
15 1915
2,502,287
Population in 1910
—4,981
Haughville School Bonds.
knox county.
5a *95
J-J
$12.800c—July 15 1915
County seat Is Vlncennes.
West Indianapolis Bonds.
Monument Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s *11
M-S $35,OOOc.Dec 1 *14-'20
6s *96
J-J
$4,000c.July 6 '14-'17
COUNTY B'D D'T Jan 1'12 $61,875
Twp. gravel road bonds—
751,769
Assess, val. '11 (65% act.)26,362,890
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 12.$4.91 4TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
Oct. 1913. Population in 1910—
39,183
Total funded debt-$3,579,500
Debt assumed by annex'n
~~~
29.800 kokomo.
This place Is In Howard County.
Total liabilities
Sewer Bonds ($12,500 ev. 5 yrs.).
-i-$3,609,300
The city had a sinking fund balance 4s *11
M-S $50,000c.Mch 1 'f6-*31
of $160,097 on Sept 1 1913.
$50,000
In ad¬ TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 *13—
dition to the above debt there were Assessed valuation 1912—8,958,300
outstanding on Jan. 1 1913 $1,847,- Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$11.50
472 77 street Improvement bonds, Population in 1910
—17,010
INT. at Clt. Nat. Bk., Kokomo.
commonly known as "Barrett Law
6« *96
J-D
8,000c—Dec 21 1916
INTEREST payable by Wlnslow,
& Co., New York.
Lanier
Bonds."
These bonds
are a
abutting property and
obligations of the city.
on
first lien
are not
~
lafayette!
41,615,380
185,714.755 152.978.350
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value).
Tax (per M)
21.70
21.30
POPULATION.—1910
(Census),
233,650; In 1900. 169,164; In 1890.
105,436;
In 1880. 75,056; In 1870,
48,244.
Territory of city substan¬
tially Increased between 1890 & 1900.
lafayette school city.
4Hs'10 J-J $147,500c.July 1 *14-*20
(See Y 90, p 1192, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13--$147,500
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)-.13,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—110.90
Population In 1913 (est.)
21,000
INT. at City Nat. Bank, Lafayette.
INDIANAPOLIS
lake
•
1912.
$
$
Real estate.
Personal.--
Total
227.993,390 218,027.220
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
Tax (per M)
21.80
1910.
$
Real estate. 135,966,655
Personal—
49.748.100
21.20
1905.
$
111,362.970
Total
SCHOOL
DIST.
pecanoe
This distriot Includes the whole of
county.
Crown Point Is the county seat.
the city of Indianapolis and reports
the same assessed valuation.
Bridge Bonds.
^
$6,000c
5s *09
Coupon Notes.
4Hs
M-N$44,000c. Nov 1 ,14-,24
J-J
J&J 1914
\ 7,000c-Jan 1 '15-'16
I
3,500c—July 1 1915
M-S
8,000c..Mar 31 1918 5s'10
J-J
[28,000-July 1 '14-'20
School, Real Est. & Imp. Bonds.
\28.000-Jan 1 'I4-'21
44.500—3 & J *16-'22
ZHs
J-J $600.000c_July 1 '30-'41 4Hs*12 J-J
4s '12
J-DT 25,000c
Dec 1 1942 4Ms'13
100,000—
.' 1
50.000c—Dec 1 1943
Refunding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4^8*12 J-D f $200—Dec 30 1921
U2,000-Dec 30 *22-'33
3Ha
J-J $100,000e—July '27-'28
4s
_
6ct 1913.:
*27^000
[$10,000c.Jan 1 '14-'15
i
.
.
.
—
COUNTY.
County seat Is La Porte.
Jail Bonds.
s '08
M-S $57,187 .SOcJune l4'13-'28
Court-House Bonds.
5s *08
J-D $93,750-June 1 '14-'28
5s '09
J-D
20,000c.June 1 '14-*29
($1,000 in even & $1,500,in odd y'rs.)
LA PORTE
(Assessment about % actual value.)
(per $1,000) 1913—$2.76 M
Population in 1910
,——263,661
Co. tax
INT.
at
Wlnslow, Lanier
N. Y.
& Co.,
*
MARTINSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Morgan County.
$182,500 4Ms'13 M-S $46,500c
Floating debt (school fd.)
29,845 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13-$46,500
INTE RE ST at JJartinsville.
Gravel road bonds (add'l).
545,487
Assess, val. '12 (M act.) —34,665,407
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12_$9.00 MIAMI
COUNTY.
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '12—$5,815
.Peru Is the county seat.
Population in 1910
45,797
Court House Bonds.
-
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Bedford Is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
3Ms
M-S $33,000c-Apr 15 1924
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Bridge Bonds.
4^s'13 M-N$2Q,000—Nov 1 »14-'23
Refunding Bonds.
4s '06
M-S $36,000c-M&S
'14-'22
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13
$73,000
Gravel road debt (township
,
—
3 Ms
Jan $169,000c—Jan 1 '14-*26
Bridge Bonds.
4s '06
$4,000—Nov 1 *14-'15
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912-, $210,000
Gravel rd. bonds (add'l)465,500
—
Tax valuation 1911
17,405,230
County tax (per $1,000) *12—6,515
Population in 1910
29,350
INT. at Marlon Trust Co., Indian¬
apolis.
MICHIGAN CITY.
This city is
in Laporte County.
Inc. 1836.
Population 1910,19,027.
General Purpose Bonds.
5s '03
J-J
$10,000—July 1 *14-'18
Population in 1910
30,625
Funding Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.
4s '05
J-J
$14,000-July 1 *14-'20
4Ms'12 — * 32,000--July 1 *14-'29
LA WRENCH SCHOOL TWP.
Refunding Bonds.
*
This township (P. O. Stockwell) is
4Ms'07 J-J
$10,000-July 1 *14-*23
in Tippecanoe County.
School-House Bonds.
4J4s'13 J-D $30,000—-June 11928
5s '96
M-N $9,000.-May 1 *14-*16
TOTAL DEBT
^(?)
Water-Works Bonds.
$416,256
obligations)
Assess, val. *13 (M act.)-14,375,085
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) *13-$6.80
——
5s '99
logansportT
This city
Is
In Cass County.
In¬
J-J
[$3,000-July 1 *14r*16
V 8,000-July 1 *17-'20
BOND. DEBT Jan 11913$97,000
corporated Feb. 17 1838.
City owns
Floating debt—i
8,864
water and electrlo-llght plant.
Cash on hand-J—
82,996
Refund. Bonds (opt. beg. 1916).
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)_-6,231,729
3^s'06 J-J ]$17,000c—Jan 1 »14-'16
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—*$16.00
I 87,000c—Jan 1 1926
Pratt Charitable Fund
$5,000
$104,000 MICHIGAN CITY SCHOOL DIST.
20.000 4s '09
F-A $68.000c-Aug 1 '14-*19
Assess, val. '12 (65% act,) 10,500,000
(See V. 88, p. 1019, for maturity.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$27.20 5s '11
M-S $8,000—Mar 9 1921
Population in 1910—19,050 BOND. DEBT Nov 1913- $81,000
INT; at First Nat.Bk.,Logansport. Assessed valuation 1913
6,233,940
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$10.70
LOGANSPORT SCHOOL CITY.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, MichiganBonds are tax-free.
4Hs'13 M-N$175,000cJ*ne 15 '14-'37 City.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13
Floating debt
-—
$175,000
10,230,525 MONROE COUNTY.
Bloomlngton is the county seat.
(Assessment about M actual value)
COUNTY BD.DT. Janl '12 $179,000
INT. at Logansport State Bank.
Gravel road bonds (town¬
MADISON.
~~
ship obligations)
238,158
Madison is the county seat of Jeffer¬ Assess, val. '11 (3-5 act.)$10,760.830
Cb. tax rate (per $1,000) 1912$8.31 +
son County.
Incorp. April 1838.
Population in 1910
23,426
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-N $6,000c—Nov 1 *14-17
3Ms'04 Nov 22,000c—Nov 1 1914 MUNCIE.
This city Is the county seat of
3Hs'05Nov
7,500c
Nov 1 1915
Incorp. In 1865.
3Hs*06 Nov 10,500c—Nov 1 1921 Delaware Co.
Funding Bonds.
3^s'07 Nov 19,000c—Nov 1 1922
4s '13
M-S $10.000c-Mar 1
31-*$2
3Hs'08 Nov 11,500c—Nov 1 1923
General City Debt. •
4s
F-A
19,400c—
1930
F-A $20.000c—Feb 13 1914
4s
M-N 17,500c
1920 5s '94
J-D
35,000c-Dec 1 '16-*22
4s '11
M-N 14,900c
-—1926 4s '09
J-D
15.000—Dec 15 *23-'25
4s '12
M-N 12,500
Nov 1 1927 4s '11
4s '12
A-O
25.000—Apr 15 '20-'3O
4s '13
12,500
Water-Works Funding Bonds. BOND. DEBT Jan 11913 $105,000
TOT. DEBT Oct 15 '13
Assessed val. 1913---'
—.
—
This city Is the oounty seat
of Tip¬
County.
Incorp. 1853.
Refunding Water Bonds.
AMs
J-D$225,000c—June 1 1920
(Subject to call after June 1 19150
AMs
J-D $75,000c—June 1 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
TOTAL DEBT (all water)
Oct 11913-----------$300,000
Sinking fund
—
51,317
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.).13,641,630
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$10.00
Population in 1910
20,081
INT. at office of Blair & Co., N. Y.
1913.
BOND. DEBT
.
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)—8,226,535
5,000c—July 1 1914 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
INT. at Grant Tr. & Savs. Co.,
COUNTY BD.DT. Sept'12 $283,500
Marlon.
Gravel road debt (twp. ob¬
ligations) Jan. 1 1912-- 1,246,209
Assessed valuation 1011—65,554,345 MARION COUNTY.
County tax (per $1,000) '12-14.41 +
County seat Is Indianapolis.
Population in 1910---82,864
Bridge Bonds.
INT. at County Treas. office.
3 Ms'04 J-J $850,000c—July 1 1924
3^s'08 M-N100,000c—May I 1928
LA PORTE. ~
3^s'08 A-O 100,000——Oct 1928,
This city Is In La Porte County.
3^s'09 J-J
100,000c—Feb 1 1929
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-N200.000 ——1914-1921
4s
J-D $15,000c
——1915
Refunding Bonds.
Park Bonds.
'
4s'97
J-D$200,000c—Dec 10 1927
5s
M-S $12,500c .—1915-1921 3Ms'00 M-N200,000c__May 21 1920
Water-Works Bonds.
3Hs'01 J-D 100,000c—June 20 1921
5s '11
J-D $54,000-June 1 *16-'24 3 Ms'OS J-D 200,000c
June 11925
(All bds. subj. to call June 1 1916.)
3^s'08
200,000
June 11928
3Ms
F-A $30,000c—
1919
County Bonds.
BOND. DEBT jfan 1 '13— $111,500 3Ms'99 J-D$160.000c_June 3 *14-'29
Floating debt
61,580
Voting Machine Bonds.
Cash on hand
27,419 3Hs'06M-S
[$20,000c.Sept 1 '14-'15
Assessed val. 1912
—5,915,520
I 8,000c—Sept 1 1916
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$40.80 BOND. DEBT
Sept 1 '13 $2,238,000
Population in 1910
—10,525 Gravel rd. dt. (add'l) Janl'13 40,735
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago, Total assessed val. 1913.258,133,750
J-J
5s *08
-
6s *95
MARION SCHOOL CITY.
4si'06
M-N$27 ,OOOc_May 15 *14-'16
-
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-
Madison Is the oounty seat.
3^s'04 J-J I$160,000c July 1*14-'23
\ 100,000c—July 1 1924
CO. BD. DT. Apr 1913—-$268,000
Samuel
99
INDIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
.Nov., 1913.J
.
-
4s
F-A $13,500c—Aug '14r'15 Assess, val. '12 (60%
4Mb
F-A
200c
—.past due City tax (per $1,000)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $162,500 Population in 1910
INT.
Total valuation 1913—-3,649,385
on
act.)t2,457,170
1912
$11-60
24,005
bonds of 1909 payable at
Muncie Tr. Co.; on funding bonds at
(Assessment about actual value.)
1913—$14.00 Delaware Co. Nat. Bk., Muncie*
Population In 1910
1—6,934 on others in New York.
INTEREST on the water-works re¬
funding bonds due 1930 and funding MUNCIE SCHOOL CITY.
bonds is payable at National Branch 4s *09
J-D $35,000c—June 1 1919
Bank of Madison; all other bonds by
(Subject to call after June 1 1915)
City Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-$35,000
Assessed valuation 1912—12,500,000
MARION.
~
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—-$9.50
This city Is in Grant County.
INT. at Munole Trust Co.
In¬
corp. 1889.
Population 1910,19,359.
Water Bonds.*
NEW ALBANY.
5s
M-N$l ,500c to May 1 '14-*16
This city Is the county seat of
4s
J-J
10,000c to Jan 1 *14-'15
Floyd Co.
On Oct. 5 1911 an ordi¬
City Bonds.
nance was passed by the City Council
5s
F-A $20,000c.Aug 1 *15-'24
providing for the annexation of Silver
4s
A-O
9,000c—Apr 1 1918
Grove, Glenwood Place, Fairmont
Market-House Bonds.
Park and other suburban territory,
4s '12
M-N $7,000—May 1 *14-'20
lnbreaslng population by about 1,500.
4s '12
J&D 50,000c—Dec 1 1935
Nothing further has been done, how¬
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1917.)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913- $102,500 ever, as matter is pending in court.
Refunding Air Line RR. Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)—9,068,840
Tax rate (per $1,000)
5s
J-J
$272,000c—July 1 1915
City tax (per $1,000) 1912——$10.00
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913-$272.000
INT. on $50,000 4s of 1912 pay¬
——
52,000
able at Marlon State Bank on others Sinking fund
in
New
Lanier
•The
York
&
at
offioe
of Wlnslow,
from
water-works
Co.
revenue
^
takes
care
of
the
Interest
on
these
bonds and also the expenses of plant.
Assess, val. '12
(45% act.)10,000,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$12.50
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
29.35
Population in 1910-—-
.20,629
INT. at Bank of America, N. K
•
100
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913$65,500
Gravel-road bonds (add'l).
254,429
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
act.)__7,982,812
State&Co ,tax(per$l ,000) '12_$6.33 M
NEW ALBANY SCHOOL DIST.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—$32,000
48*04
J-D
$7,000c---June 1 1914 Assess, val. '13 (60% act.)-3,262,233
4^8*10 J-J
School tax
(per $1,000) '11-*12.$8.00
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 *13--$42,000 Population in 1913 (est.)—---5,750
35,000c. July 1 '15-'19
Assessed valuation 1913---8,735,955
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$5.40
Population in 1913 (est.).
25,000
INTEREST on bonds of 1904 pay¬
able at New Albany Nat. Bank; on
bonds of 1910 at Second Nat. Bank.
NEW
CASTLE^
This city Is In Henry Co. Incorp.
May 21 1840: reorganized In 1867.
Funding Bonds.
4s *12
F-A $25,000--Feb 1 *15-'24
BOND. DEBT June 11913-$68,500
Floating debt
97,335
Sinking fund
3,646
Assess, val. *13(60%
act}-4,994,590
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—--$12.00
Population in 1910
9.446
INT. payable at Amer. Exch. Nat.
York and at the Citi¬
zens' State Bank In New Castle.
Bank in New
Population in 1910
10,567
INTEREST at Winslow, Lanier &
Co., New York City.
INT. at Rush Co. Bk. Rushvllle.
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.
South Bend Is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4Msg J-D $32,000c—Dec '17-18
4Msg
J-D
51,000c—Dec '19-'21
4Ms g J-D
45,000c—Dec *14-16
Bridge Bonds.
4s g
J-D $15,000c—Dec '14-16
3Ms'07 F-A/120,000c—Feb 1 '14-'25
COUNTY.
County seat Is Sullivan.
County
no gen. bonded debt at present.
Gravel-road bonds.
$695,210
Ditch and levee.
114,760
Total
contingent
debt
Sept 18 1911
809,970
Tax valuation 1911.——19,796,385
Co. tax rate(per $1,000) '12. .,$3.51 +
Population in 1910--———32,439
has
-
Asylum Bonds.
3Ms'07 F-A $60,000c_Feb
TERRE HAUTE.
This city Is the county seat of Vigo
County.
Incorp. April 30 1853.
4s '07
A-0$100,000c.
Oct 1 1927
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1917.)
4s
M-N 123,000c—May 1 1915
4s '09
A-0
35,000c.-Oct 1 1929
Refund. Bonds (opt. beg.. 1906).
4s
M-N$40,000c
1916
Street-Improvement Bonds.
6s
J-J
$42,971.60c.. 1914-1918
4s'09
J-D
7,820.69c.Dec 1 1919
Sewer Bonds.
*
4s '
A-0 $70,000c—
1917
4s 10
F-A
40,000c—Aug 1 1930
4s '11
M-S
65,000c—Sept 1 1931
Judgm't Bds. (dpt. beg. 1912).
,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
1 *17-25
I9l3.$653,000
Floating debt--45,000
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)--49,623,450
State & Co. tax(per $1,000) *13_$8.80
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1913. _$4.79
Population in 1910
-84,312
INTEREST on bridge 4s Is pay¬
able at the St. Joseph County Sav.
Bank of South
Bena; on all other
_
'13—
4s '04
MtS
4s *05
J-J
M-S
M-S
50.000C;,—Sept 1 1924
28,000c-—July 1 1925
28,000c—Sept 1 1926
40,000--Mar 1 1933
4s '06
Greencastle Is the county seat.
4s '13
COUNTY DT. May 1 '13---$60,500
Water Bonds.
Assess, val. *12 (2r3 act.).17,158,679
5s'94
J-J
$8,000c-July 15 1914
County tax (per $1,000) 1912 $5.61 +
4s '95
M-N 38,000c—May 1 1915
Population in 1910
-.20,520 4s *95 J-J
20,000c—July 1 1915
4s '96
F-A
25,000c...Feb 1 1916
4s '96
A-0
8,000c—Apr 1 1916
.
This city Is the county seat of 4s'97
J-J
5,000c—July 1 1917
Wayne Co.
First Incorp. In 1840.
4s '98
J-J
5,0Q0c—July 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
4s '99
J-J
5,000c—Jan 2 1919
4s '02
A-O
$6,000c-0ct 1 '14-'15 4s '13
M-S 40,000—Mar 1 1933
4s '95
J-J
14,000c—July I 1915
Refund. & Water-Works Bonds.
Light-Plant Bonds.
4s *08
M-S $60,000c—Mar 1 1928
4s '02
M-S$100,000c—Mar 4 1927
River Park.
4s *02
M-S 39,000c.„Mar 18 1927 4Ms'05 M-N $3,500--Nov 1 ,14-'25
Funding Bonds.
(Due part every 4 years.)
3Ms'06 M-N$13,150c„_Nov '14-16
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '11
M-S $20,000c—Sept 1 1931
3.65s'08J-D $5,000c.-_-Dec 26 1914 4s '12
M-S 40,000c—Sept 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13---$186,500
Street Bonds.
Sinking fund—
-14,956 4s '09 J-D $30,000c—Dec 1 1929
Total assessed value 1913-16,312,486 4s '10
M-N 20,000c—Nov 1 1930
Less mortgage exemption 540,280
Hose-House and Park Bonds.
Net assessed value 1913.-15,772,206 4s '08
A-0 $20,000c—Oct 1 1928
(Assessment about 75% actual value) GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13$315,500
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$11.00 Sinking fund
7,700
RICHMOND.
^
_
.
—
-
„
Population in 1910-^-—-----22,324
Water debt
(included)
224,000
INTEREST Is payable at Fletcher
Am. Nat. Bk. In Indianapolis.
Street
RICHMOND SCHOOL CITY.
4s *09
F-A$120,000c.Aug 2 'i5-'19
4s '13
F-A
35,000c_F&A '20-'23.
BOND. DEBT Oct 11913--$155,000
Floating debt
42 ,000
Assessed valuation 1913..15,772,206
(Assessment about full value.)
Improvement bonds "Spe¬
cial Charter" (add'l)
Improvement bonds "New
and
sewer
bonds
iadd'l) under "Barrett
jaw",
—
;
Charter"
(add'l)
Total assessed value
Exemption
22,500
2,822
215,769
1913.30,548,190
1,277,520
Net assessed value 1913-.29,270,670
$1,000) 1913—$9.10 (Assessment about M actual value.)
1913 (est.).
24,000 City tax rate(per $1,000) 1911.$12.90
School tax (per
INT.
at
m
Liberty Nat. Bank, N.Y,
BUSH COUNTY.
■
Rushvllle Is the county seat.
Flood Bonds.'--
4Hs'13
---
•
$60,000-.------
COUNTY BOND. DEBT
May 1 1912
——
$90,000
Sinking fund
90,000
Gravel-road bds. Jan 1 *12
525,000
Assess, val. '11 (60% act021,479,205
State & Co. tax(per $1,000) 'll-$8.00
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) T2-$4.81 +
Population in 1910-—19,349
INTEREST payable In Chicago,
111., and In Portland, Me.
BUSHYILLE.
Total tax (per $1,000)
1911—$30.40
Population in 1910 (Census)..53,684
INTEREST on 3 Ms due
1918,on 4sdue 1925, Is payable at St. Jo¬
seph Gbunty Sav. Bank; on other
bonds at Nat. Park Bank, NewYork.
SOUTH BEND SCHOOL DIST.
J-J
$12,000c„Jan 1 '14-'16
44,000c_July 1 *14-'17
70,000c—July 1 1919
4s '11
J-J
200,000c.Apr 15 '22-'31
4s *12
F-A 130,000c.Apr 17 '18-27
4s *13
F-A 110,000c.July 1 '18-'28
River Park Bonds (Assumed).
4s '07
$5,500
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 '13
$492,500
Floating debt
27,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-29,551,270
Mortgage exemption.
1,260,700
Net val. '12 (3-5 actual)..28,290,570
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$9.50
INTEREST payable at Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y. City, at the St. Joseph
County Sav. Bank of South Bend,
the Citizens' Nat. Bank, South
Bend,
American Trust Co., South Bend, and
4s '06
4s g *07 J-J
4s 09
J-J
—
This city is in Rush County.
In¬
corporated Sept. 10 1883.
Refunding Bonds.
•4Ms*13 Jan $12,000--Jan 22 '18-*29
Water Bonds.
6s
J-J
$26,500c.yrly on Jan. 1
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$38,500
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)_-2,775,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *12.$10.00
Population in 1910
4,925 at the South Bend National Bank.
INTEREST Is payable at offloe of
Winslow, Lanier & Co., N. Y. City. STARKE COUNTY.
.
_
^
_.
-
Knox is the county seat.'
Refunding Bonds.
BUSHYILLE SCHOOL CITY.
M-N$10,000c._
This school city Is In Rush County. 5s
Court-House Bonds.
4s
J-J $32.000c
5s
M-N $74,500
(Due $2,500 each 6 months.)
592,000
45,860
Sinking fund.
Assess, val. '13 (60% act,)36,139,440
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$11.50
Population in 1910....
58,157
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
778.50c. Jan 1 1925
CO. BD. DEBT May 1 '13-$452,700
Gravel road debt Oct '13.
544,578
Gravel road debt
490,700
Assessed valuation 1912—54,330,250
Less mtge. exemption.....2,770,500
Net valuation 1912
.51,559,750
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '12—$5.50
87,930
Population in 1910-
INT. on the Jail bonds at the Terre
Haute Trust Co.; on all other bonds
In New York at A. B. Leaoh & Co.
VINCENNES SCHOOL CITY.
4s *04
M-S
$5,000c
Sept 1 1914
4s '07
J-J
28,OOOc_July 1 '14-'17
4s'10
J-J
25,000c
1916-1920
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$70,000
Assessed val. 1912 (about).8,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.--$8.10
INT. at Hanover Nat.Bank,N.Y.
WABASH SCHOOL
4s '11
CITY.
$28,000
1914-1921
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—-$61,000
Assessed valuation 1913—4,252,985
Bridge Bonds.
4s '04
F-A
$9,000c...Aug 1 1914
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$35,000c__Jan 1 *14-'18
COUNTY
BONDED
$43,500
(township
obligations)
$421,135
County tax (per $1,000) 1912 $2.21 +
Population in 1910.
10,899
debt
TEBRE HAUTE SCHOOL CITY.
Building Bonds. *
A-0 $lQ,000c
Oct 1 1914
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST payable atTreas's office.
4s *07
M-S$l80,000c.Sept 1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 2 '13.
$190,000 WASHINGTON?
Floating debt
34,960
This city Is In Daviess County.
Tot. assess, val. '13 (est)_36,139,440
Incorporated May 16 1871
(Assess'nt about 60% actual value.)
Refunding School Bonds.
School tax(per $1,000) 1913
$7.84 4s '10 J-J $10,000...Nov 15 1920
Population In 1913 (est.)—
70,000
(Subject to call Nov 15 1915)
INTE
EST on bonds of 1907 at
Park Bonds (Subject to call).
U. S. Trust Co; of TerrC Haute; on
4s
.
J^T
$8,000—Nov 301914
4s *05
.
DEBT
Oct 1913
Gravel road
MRU SCHOOL CITY.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
4Ms'07 J-J
'14-'22
'14-'22
1 1923
'14-'24
'14-'24
M-S $44,000c—July 1 1923
Crematory Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-.$12,40
4s g '08 J-D $70,000c_Dec 1 *44-'18
Engine-House (opt. beg. 1915).
WABBEN COUNTY.
4s '05
F-A $45,000c-Aug 25 1925
Willlamsport Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct
13
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912.
$98,000
Assessed valuation 1911-_ -6,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—.$8.10
High School Bonds.
INT. at Farmers National Bank,
4s '10
J-D $54,000c-June 1 '14-'20
"TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—-$54,000 Shelbyvllle.
Assess, val. *12 (45% act.)-3,782,920
:Bchool tax (per $1,000) 1912
$9.00 SOUTH BEND]
This city
(incorporated May 22
Population in 1912 (est)
11,000
INT. at Citizens' Nat. Bank,Peru. 1865)
Is
the
county seat
of
St.
Joseph County.
In Jan. 1911 the
village of Rlverpark and other subur¬
1PBINCETON SCHOOL DIST.
ban territory was annexed to City.
This district is in Gibson County.
General Purposes. •
4Ms'12 F-A $58,500—3Ms'03 M-N$35,000c—Nov 1 1918
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—$58,500
.
4s
$7.50
$5.99 School tax (per $1,000) 1913
8,000
Population in 191014,053 Population in 1913 (est.)
INT. at First Nat.Bk., Seymour.
INT, on 4s at Winslow, Lanier
& Co., N.Y*.; on 4Ms at Spencer.
SHELBY COUNTY.
PEBtJ.
Shelbyvllle Is the county seat.
This" city Is In Mlariil County. CO. BD. DT. Oct 11913
$26,000
Inc. Feb. 141848. Pop. 1910,10,910.
Gravel-road debt
(town¬
Refunding Bonds.
ship obligations)
84,000
3^s'07 M-S /$20,000c-Mch 1 '14-23 Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.).24,875,975
\
3,000c„Mch 1 1924 County
tax(per $1,000) 1913—.$4.30
4s '10
J-D
18,000c
1915-1924 Population m 1910-26,802
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913--$41,000
INTEREST Is payable at the office
Assess, val. *12 (1-3 act.)-.3,735,395 of J. F. Wild &
Co. In Indianapolis.
City tax (per $1,000) 1912__—$18.70
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$43.60
SHELBYYILLE SCHOOL CITY.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Peru.
4s '10
J-J
$85,750c_July 1 '14-'20
Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
$45,000c.-Jan 1
45,OOOc.July 1
161,200c—Jan
11,000c.. Jan 1
11,000c. July 1
J-J
4s '03
V 40,000c—Feb 1 1926
3Mg'04 A-0 120,000c. Oct 20 '22-'24
3Mg'05 M-N 80,000c—May'14-'21
4s '12
F-A
60,000c—Feb 1 1928
^
Asylum Bonds.
J-J J $1,500c-Jan 1 *14-'16
\
1,000c. July 1 *14-'15
Soldier's Monument Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-D $20.000c-May 15 1929
Bridge Bonds.
4s '05
SULLIVAN
OWEN COUNTY.
Spencer Is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
bonds at the Chemical Nat. Bk. N. Y.
4Hs'12 M-N$10,000c.M&N1914-'32
Court-House Bonds.
4s '10
M-N$68,000c
1914-1930 SEYMOUB SCHOOL CITY.
This district Is In Jackson County.
4s
M-N 19,975c
1914-1930
CO. BD. DT. dept 1 *13-$99,760 4Ms'10 J-J
$52,000c
1914-1920
Gravel road debt (add'l)
164,118 BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13-$52,000
Assess, val. '13(60% act.)_6,808,061 Assess, val. '13 (M act.)-.3,134,990
Population
|Vol. xcvii.
INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
others in N.Y. at Central Trust Co.
Refunding Eiec.-Light Bonds.
,
TIPPECANOE
4s'09
COUNTY.
Lafayette is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '12
A-O $80,000—Apr
BOND. DEBT OCt 1913.
*14-'17
1
c-
4s
r.40,063
c*
4s
Population in 1910—;
May 1 1919
«
—
—
'14-'16
;°7
A-O
$3,50Oc—Sept 23 1917
Efectric-Light Bonds.
M-N $20,000c
May 1 1919
M-N
1.000c. .Nov 1 1914
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913—
$49,000
Assess, val. '12(2-3. act.)—3,500,000
4s
TIPTON COUNTY.
County seat Is Tipton.
Court-House Bonds.
.1914
$20,000c.—.
1919
5s '04
J-J
60,000c—
1924
65,000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13 .—$145,000
1
* ^^.July 1 *14-*15
Fire Station Bonds.
$80,000
36,000,000
Assessed val. 1913
^^$22,000
Funding Bonds.
4s'05
J-J
/SI,500c.Jan
•
_
City tax (per $1,000) 1912. .,.$11.50
Population in 1910.
7,854
INT. at Washington Nat. Bank.
—
Gravel road bonds (add'l)
Sinking
WASHINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
431,600 4MB
J-D $63,OOOC
1914-1922
16,112 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13—
__
fund
Assessed valuation 1913—14,196,320
County tax (per $1,000) 1913--$4.89
.$63,000
Assess, val. '13
School tax
(M act J—3,500,000
(per $1,000) 1913—$10.00
17,459 Population in 1913 (est.).—.9,000
Population in 191Q——
INTEREST Is payable at the Third
Nat. Bank, New York, or at Indian¬
apolis Trust Co. In Indianapolis.
INT.
at
People's Nat. Bk., Wash¬
ington;
WAYNE COUNTY.
VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
County seat Is Richmond.
County seat Is Evansvllle.
Refunding Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms
M-N$60,OOOc_May 2 '14-'16
5s
J-J $220,000c—.Jan
1 1918 BOND. DEBT
Sept 29 1913 $85,000
Refunding Bonds.
Gravel road debt (add'l)
259,786
3Ms
M-N$80,000c__-May 1 1914 Sinking fund.
67,414
3Ms'10 J-J
80,000c—Jan 3 1925 Total assessed val.
1913--36,331,700
Redemption Bonds.
(Assessment about. 55% actual value)
3Ms'07 J-J $150,000c—Jan 2 1922 State & Co. tax (per
$1,000)'13.$8.70
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$530,000 Co. tax rate
(per $1,000) '13—$4.69
Floating debt.
65,000
Population in 1910- —
43,757
Sinking fund Sept 1 '1339,309
INTEREST payable at American
Total valuation 1913
52,356,320 Exch. Nat. Bank In
N. Y. City.
Less mortgage exemption.
943,990
Net assessed value 1913—51,412,330
WEST HAMMOND S. D. NO. 155.
(Assessment about % actual value)
This 'district
(P. O. Hammond)
State tax (per $1,000) 1913——$4.00
is In Lake County.
County tax (per $1,000) 1913. $5.04 5s '11
J-D $35,000c—Dec 31 1924
Population in 1910
.77,438 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$35,000
INTEREST
is payable
In New Assessed valuation
1912.-.3,652,400
York at Farmers' Loan & Trust Co.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$1.90
INTEREST payable in Chicago.
.
_
—
„
,
_
VIGO COUNTY._
; County seat
is Terre Haute.
corporated In 1853.
T
tt
Levee Bonds.
In¬
WHITING SCHOOL CITY.
5s g '09 F-Af$15,000c.Feb 1 '14r'16
.
6s '03
M-N$ll,714.33c_Part
Funding Bonds.
yrly.
.
„
t
\ 15,000c,.Aug
1 '14-'16
4Ms'10 F-A 40,000c—F-A
'17-'20
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$75,000
Assess, val. '12 (45% act.) 8,OOF,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-4-$6.50
50,000c.July 1 '14-'23
Population in 1912 (est.)
.7,500
INT. payable at the Bank of Whitin g
-
3Ms'99 F-A $75,000c—Feb 15 1919
4s^*05 J-J / 55,000c—Jan 1 '14-24
{
4Ms'081 J-D$109*,OOOc_Dec 15
'14-27
ADDITIONAL
STATEMENTS.
statistics regarding civil divisions In the State
of Indiana which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports .
In the first part of the table we show suoh counties as come under this head
and In the second we show minor civil divisions.
Bonded Floating OravelRd. Assessed
Tax
Pop'n.
Counties
Debt.
Debt.
Bonds.
Valuation.
Bate.
1910.
Adams County.
.
None
Nonet5M
Bartholomew Co—
None
None 565.000 cl4,467,690 C8.80 + 17,970
Carroll County
None
None
43,977
c2,463.104cl2.30 + 12.057
Crawford County
$21,000
None 377,008 fll5,649,785 T5.51 + 27,747
Daviess County
None
None 133,075 TIO.290,095 T4.61+ 21,396
Dearborn County— 30,000
None 763.000 t33,810.010 T3.91+ 51,414
Delaware County— 25,000
5,-000 216,390
18,757,945 T6.01 + 36,873
40,000
Greene County
In the table below we give
467c$16^
Hamilton County-Howard County
.None
Jasper County
123{500
None
Jay County.,
None
Jennings County—
Martin County—-. 50,000
32,000
Morgan County
30,000
Newton County
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
481,824
642.986 c23,080,175 c7.50 +
268,600 cl2,734.855 cl1.00+
295,563 tl6.871.445 t7.80+
151,216
t6,816,065 19,71 +
109,431
c5,513,275 a5.29+
260,000 tl4.013.030 t5.50+
|1.|40
27,026
33,177
13,044
24,961
14,203
12,980
21,182
280,000 al3,350,000 t3.31+ 10,504
Tax
Pop'n.
Rae.
GravelRd. Assessed
Bonds.
Valuation.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Counties—•
1910.
.$94,000
IN one
t$l,118,200t$ll.50+18.078
21,000
None$143,529
17,390,970 U.
T8.70 + 19,684
20,540
24,300 $10,000 725.517 121,562,260 T7.71 +
50,000
37,500 150,000
8,000.000 t7.21 + 13,312
Pulaski County
3,000
None 240,374
21,547,270 T3.61 + 29,013
Randolph County.
None 259,366
T8,908,425 T6.21 + 19,452
None
Rlpley County
8,323
None 108,857
T3.841.060 t7.85-f4,000
Soott County
None
T8,400,000 t9.71+ 20,676
43,000
Spencer County
None$150,844 dl2,365,705 t6.01 + 18,865
10,000
Vermillion County.
26,925
652,682 +21,646,220 12.80
Wabash County—
105,725
7.528,260 T6.51 + 17,445
22,418
Washington Co
None 385.680 115.375,850t6.46^+17,602
45.000
White County
Perry County
Pike County
Porter County
_
.
and no other debt, except for the purpose of repelling in¬
vasion, suppressing insurrection or defending the State in war (for payment
the faith of the State shall be pledged), shall be contracted, unless
other purpose;
of which
to the
.
Bonded
Cities, Townships, &c.—Debt.
Alexandria (C), Madison Co._$27,500
Attica, Fountain Co
*25,000
Bluffton (C), Wells County... 42,000
Bluff ton Sch. City, Wells Co.
41,200
Brookville School District
29,000
Center Twp., Marion County*$47,400
Connersvllle (C), Fayette Co— 86,000
Decatur (C), Adams County.. 85,000
Elkhart (C), Elkhart County. 73,000
Florida Sch. Twp., Parke Co. 51,492
Hammond (C), Lake County_ 161,000
Laramie Twp., TippecanoeCo. 30,000
Lebanon (C), Boone County.. 31,000
Lebanon School Clty_.
40,000
Madison School District
39,500
Mlshawaka, St. Joseph Countyl02,000
Mlshawaka School City
109,500
Portland (C), Jay County
54,000
Rochester, Fulton Co
31,000
_
*26,500
Fulton Co---*52,000
Seymour (C), Jackson County 39,000
Shelbyvllle (C), Shelby County 99,500
Valparaiso School District..
55,473
Van Buren Twp., Grant Co— 35,000
Wabash (C), Wabash County. 38,000
Warsaw (O), Kosciusko Co... 33,400
Washington Twp., Marlon Co. 56,000
Whiting (C), Lake County... 91,000
School City
Rochester
shall at a general election have been submitted
people, and have received a majority of the votes cast for members
Assembly at such election.
The General Assembly shall pro¬
the law authorizing the same
.
of the General
.
,
101
ILLINOIS-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov.. 1913. j
Rochester Twp.,
publication of said law for three months at least before the vote
people shall be taken upon the same; and provision shall be made at
payment of the interest annually as it shall accrue, by a tax
levied for the purpose or from other sources of revenue; which law providing
for the payment of such interest by such tax shall be irrepealable until such
debt be paid; And provided further, that the law levying the tax shall be sub¬
mitted to the people with the law authorizing the debt to be contracted.
vide for the
of the
the time for the
Pop'n.
Assessed Tax
1910.
Valuation. $1,
5,096
Nonet$l,161,455t$17 .00
3,335
z1,256.210
4,987
2,400,000
33 80
None t2.500.000 T12 .50
5,500
t5 .00
218,497
c2,518,190
None a4,843,535 all 10
7,738
4,471
3,500
1,800,000
40 ,40
19,282
78,250 18,235,468 fl3 .60
c2.311.135
20,925
Nonet 10,424,076 U9.00
2.234
None
c2,253,575
None c3,700,000 ell 30
5,474
None t3,800,000
t8 50
None a3,864,450
a7 70
11.886
15,296,000 al2 50
•c5,500,000 cl2 40
00
"5", 135
11,970 c2,195,021 a!7
3,364
zl,642.210
tl,719,425
'..
"6,655
12,733,110
6,305
3,000 t3,000,000 til..60
9,500
10,500 c5,778,110 c30..20
t2,646,570 tl3 .70
"None c2,086,020 cl7 60 ~2.894
8,687
14.000 t4,279,175 tl2 .50
4,430
None c2,180,750 cl3 .30
Floating
Debt.
The State shall never pay, assume or become responsible
of, or in any manner give, loan or extend its credi,
SECTION 20.
for debts of liabilities
to or
ih aid of,
any
public
by
other corporation, association or
or
vote of 692,522 "for" to
a
individual.
the general election in November 1908 the people
CANAL BONDS.—At
195,177 "against" adopted fen amendment to
...
—
..
......
~
a6,602,135
None
5,679
6,587
..
c4,711,060 c28 AO
exceeding $20,canal, and to erect,equipt
and maintain power plants, locks, bridges, dams and appliances suitable
for the development and utilization of the water power.
See Y 85, p. 1289and V, 87, p. 1372.
No action has yet been taken to avail of this amend¬
ment, and on Oct. 25 1911 the Illinois House of Representatives defeated a
bill for the appointment of a deep waterway commission and for obtaining
water-power sites between Lockport and Utica.
See V. 93, p. 1211.
SECOND, municipal indebtedness is regulated only in the constitution of
1870. In that instrument the subject is dealt with in ail its phases.
First
is a provision in Article 8, Section 3, forbidding the General Assembly and
every municipality from making any appropriation in aid of any sectarian
purpose.
Second is a "separate section" forbidding any such municipality
from becoming a subscriber to the stock of any railroad, &c., or to loan its
credit.
Third is the broad and general provision, Section 12, Article 9,
which limits the indebtedness of all municipalities to 5% "on the value of
the taxable property therein," &c.
We give these sections below:
ARTICLE 8, Section 3.
Neither the General Assembly nor any county
city, town, township, school district or other public corporation shall ever
provides for the issuance of not
the State constitution which
.
000,000 bonds, to construct a deep waterway or
appropriation, or pay from any public fund whatever, anything
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
make any
in aid of any
•Total
d Figures for 1909; z figures
debt,
1912.
t Figures for
c
for 1910; a figures for 1911
1913 figures.
or
of
State
Illinois.
ITS
Admitted
as a
of
Total
area
State
.
March 1 1809
Territory (Act Feb. 3 1809)
State (Act April 18 1818)
State (square miles)
as a
Dec. 3 1818
r
56,650
Capital
Springfield
Mon. Jan. 1917).Edward F. Dunne
2d Mon. Jan. 1917),.Harry Woods
Public Accounts (term ends 2d Monday, Janu¬
Governor (term ends 2d
See. of State (term ends
Auditor of
1917)
ary
—
...James J. Brady
ends 2d Mon. Jan. 1915)..William Ryan Jr.
Treasurer (term
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on
the first Monday in January,
OF
HISTORY
the Wednesday after
and there is no limit to length of sessions.
DEBT.—The historical details of the State
BONDED DEBT.—This State has no bonded
which have ceased to draw interest,
debt of
be found in
Illinois from 1829 to 1875, when the debt was all paid off, will
the "State and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 91.
EQUALIZED VALUATION—The total equalized valuation has been
follows in the years named.
The tax rate for State purposes (per $1,000)
Years.
Years.
Equalized Val.
1904.---.S1,082.744,083
z2,318,333,241 1903.... 1,083,050,979
1,030,292,435
z2,199,714,709 1902
Equalized Val.
„
1912— x$2,343,673,232
1911'—
1910—
Equalized Val.
$808,892,782
1888
784,911,874
1885—
.798,482,823
1880
786,616,394
1879—..
784,632,550
1878—
857,235,762
1873
1,355,401,317
Years.
1890
999,231,829
z2,158,648,450 1901*...
809,733,405
1908
1,263,500,487 1900*...
953,099,468
1,251,974,306 1899*...
1907—
778,474,910
1906—
1,126,663,157 1898
1905
1,095.681,557
*For e
explanation as to the falling off of values in the year 1900, see letter
of State Auditor in V. 74, p. 741.
z Property now assessed at 1-3 true
value instead of 1-5—see remarks below.
1909—
_
there is a general assessment of real
instead of annually; personal prop¬
erty is 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 pf the actual value.
The new
basis of assessment went into effect in 1909, with the result that values for
that year show large increases while the tax rates are decreased corres¬
pondingly.
•
<
Under a law passed Feb. 25 1898
estate but once in every four years
POPULATION
1910...5,638,591
1900—4,821,550
1890 —3,826,352
DEBT
STATE.
1880.-3,077,871
1870...2,539,891
1860—1,711,951
OF
1830—
55,211
12,282
157,445]
than Illinois, if we may
constitution.
apparently been
We say developed, because this antagonism has
Nothing of it is to be found in the constitu¬
reference to munici¬
progressive"
palities, but has in it stringent
the Legislature to create
restrictions limiting to $50,000 the power of
State debt, except in case of war,
unless the law proposing the
invasion, &c.,
the
issue of bonds is submitted to a vote of
But turning to the constitution of 1870 we find the whole
thoroughly considered and its basis settled.
subject
of debt-making most
First, as to
thb State, the provisions are not very uniike the provisions
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.t no debt can be contracted unless
the law is submitted to a vote of the people at a general election, which law
must contain a provision for the payment of interest as it accrues, and pre¬
vious notice of the election be given by publication for three months prior
to such election.
These last two restrictions as to interest and notice of
election are only found in the 1870 constitution.
The sections which cover
these matters are as follows: we omit the first portion of Section 18 of Article
IY, which relates only to appropriations and payment of appropriations
of the
passed general laws authorizing the City
constitution of 1848, except that as to the limit for
out of funds
belonging to the State:
'
Provided, the State may, to meet casual
deficits or failures in revenues, contract debts never to exceed in the aggre¬
gate $250,000, and moneys thus borrowed shaiLbe applied to the purpose
for which they were obtained, or to pay the debt thus created, and to no
SECTION
18.
*
*
*
*■
and
of the county at a
city, township, school
taining
classification
70,
p.
"any county
counties con¬
2H% of the assessed value, but
district or municipal corporation" in
125,000 or more inhabitants to
See Vol.
Court ruled that this was an
of municipalities
arbitrary and
which could not be sustained.
242.
The matter of the amount of bonds that
the debt limitations given
might be issued on the basis of
changes in
has been complicated in late years by
the method of assessing property.
p.
is required as
An attempt was made to limit
Jan. 12 1900 the State Supreme
unnatural
it deems it
submitting the matter to the legal voters
general election at which a majority vote
prerequisite of the issue.
a
refunding
the county board of any
authorized by general statute to issue, when
county bonds, after
necessary,
Legislature
Council in cities and the board
bonds for corporate purposes, , for
consolidating debt, for waterworks, &c., and
county has been
seen—that is, it ap¬
With this limitation preserved the
of trustees in villages to issue
A letter of the State Auditor in V.
74,
741, throws some light on these changes.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—J. S. McCullough, State Aud¬
itor, advised us under date of Dec. 11 1911 that there is no law exempting
from taxation bonds, notes or other evidences of indebtedness issued by the
State
or any
of its municipalities.
passed aseries of bills,
which enlarge the leeway for the creation
in the,State by fixing the assessed
actual value instead of one-fifth, as
With the exception of counties a proportional decrease is made in
BUSSE BOND BILLS.—The Legislature of 1909
known
the Busse Bond Bills,
as
of debt by the various municipalities
value of property at one-third of the
before.
to
judge from the provisions of its
The constitution of 1848 contains no
tion of 1818.
people.
851,47011820,..
476,183 1810—.
LIMITATION.—No State has developed a greater repugnance
the creating of debt
present
1840—
1850
limitation to 5% is general, as will be
plies to all municipalities.
has
for 1912 was $3.80.
school district or
indebted in any
for any purpose
or
The foregoing
debt except $17,500 bonds
surrendered for
but have not yet been
payment.
as
No county, city, township,
corporation shall be allowed, to become
to an amount, including existing indebtedness,
in the aggregate exceeding 5% on the value of the taxable property therein,
to be ascertained by the last assessment for State and county taxes previous
to the incurring of such indebtedness. * Any county, city, school district
or
other municipal corporation incurring any indebtedness as aforesaid
shall, before or at the time of doing so, provide for the collection of a direct
annual tax sufficent to pay the interest on such debt as it falls due, and also
to pay and discharge the principal thereof within twenty years from the
time of contracting the same.
This section shall not be construed to pre¬
vent any county, city, township, school district or other municipal corpora¬
tion from issuing their bonds in compliance with any vote or the people
which may have been had prior to the adoption of this constitution in pur¬
suance of any law providing therefor.
SEPARATE Sections.
[Municipal subscriptions to railroads, &c.]
No
county, city, town, township or other municipality shall ever become sub¬
scriber to the capital stock of any railroad or private corporation, or make
donation to or loan its credit in aid of Such corporation; provided, however,
that the Adoption of this Article shall not be construed as affecting the right
of any such municipality to make such subscriptions where the same have
been authorized
under existing laws by a vote of the people of such
municipalities prior to such adoption.
manner
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
for any sectarian purpose.
ARTICLE 9, Section 12.
other municipal
the maximum rate of taxation.
,
The amendments to the tax law
rate
of taxation
Supreme Court in January 1910.
.
a decrease in the maximum
constitutional by the State
See V. 90, p. 387.
providing for
mentioned above were held
NEW BONDS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO A
sion the Legislature also
that all bond issues, excepting those for
mitted to
a
WATER
VOTE .—At the 1909 ses¬
passed the Jones referendum bill,
vote and ratified by a
which provide
refunding purposes, must be subs
majority of those voting on the
proposition"
CERTIFICATES IN EXCESS OF DEBT LIMIT.—A law wag
passed in 1899 allowing cities bonded to their
mprovement of water-works) certificates
legal limit to issue (for the
against the earnings of the Water
Department without regard to the bonded indebtedness.
Several munici¬
palities are understood to have taken advantage of this law.
of the City of Joliet, however,
In the case
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
V. 73, p. 94.
This decision was confirmed by Supreme Court.
exceeded.
V. 74, p.
491.
IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.—There is
a
kind of improvement bond
authorized in some cases which is made a special lien on the land
and to which the 5%
limit has no reference.
under the law entitled "To divide cities and
into improvement
village
or
purpose
district;
districts."
benefited
We refer to cases which come
villages subject to overflow
Thi3 statute provides that any such city or
part thereof may be laid off into an improvement district
for the
of draining, raising the grade of the streets and improving
the
that after the cost for the work has been ascertained and been
assessed, the assessment
may
be paid in installments or otherwise,
and
102
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND. TOWNS.
such city or village may issue bonds sufficient
to pay the assessment.
that case the bonds are a lien on the
lots, blocks
•hall
be
designated therein;
but
Ac., to be charged must endorse
under seal,
in substance,
as
before
upon
follows;
the issue
CARTHAGE SCHOOL DIST.
In
the
owner
of
the
5s '13
lots,
4s g *94 J-J $763,000c--July 1 1914
Water Bonds.
4s '94
J-J $128,000c-—Jan 1 1914
4s '94
J-J
403,000
July 1 1914
1916-1928
_
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13
Assessed valuation 1912
$27,000
$796,707
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value) 4s g '95 J-Jl,416,000c.-July 1 1915
Population in 1913 (est.)
Edison Park(Annexed) Mun.Bds
2,600
5s '09
July $2,500c_ July 1 '14-18
CHAMPAIGN.
Municipal Bonds.
This city is In
J-J
Champaign County. 4s '94
$60,000c—Jan 1 1914
Commission
government
defeated 3j^g'99 J-J
525,000c.--July 1 1919
Jan. 21 1913.
3^g'99 J-J 228,000c_-Sept 1 1919
Fire Dept. Bonds.
INT. on bonds issued July 1 '08
5s '13
M-S $17,000and subsequently payable at Illinois
Electric-Light Bonds.
Trust & Sav. Bank Chicago; on other
4Mg'12 A-O $3.6,000c.-Apr 1 '14-*24 city bonds by City Treasurer or in
BOND. DEBT May 5 1913_$35,000 N. Y. at Am. Exch. Nat.
Bank; on
Floating debt
15,000 bonds issued since July 1 1912 paya¬
Population in 1910
12,421 ble at City Treas. office only.
INT. at National Bank of Repub¬
Bonds of 1893 and all subsequent
lic, Chicago. •
Issues are payable in gold.
.
the back of such bond his consent,
"I
July $25,000
xcvii.
Sewerage Bonds.
This district is in Hancock County.
parts thereof which
or
[Vol.
hereby indorse the within bond
and
consent that the lot or lots or
parts thereof therein designated shal
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
owner
endorsed by the
shall be recorded in the Recorder's office in the
county,
record shall be
of mortgages
notice of the lien created to the
a
is
same
extent
as
and such
—
the record
notice.
a
.
We have
•tatute.
•f
room
The
to
give only this
whole
law
will
be
very brief and imperfect outline of this
found
in
Hurd's
_
Revised
Statutes
of
Illinois, the 191J edition, pages 345, 346 and 347.
,
CITIES, COUNTIES
STATE
OF
11
r
AND
TOWNS
TOTAL
IN
ILLINOIS.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
County seat Is Cairo.
BELLEVILLE SCH. D. NO. 118.
4s
F-A
$5,500r
Feb 1 1919
registered with the 4s '06
A-O
35,000r
Oct
1 1926
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1916)
The bonds are
Auditor-
Funding Bonds.
4s
M-S
12,000r—Sept 1 1918
J-J
$55,000c..-July 1 1915
Refunding Bonds.
Judgment Bonds.
4s
M-N 12,000r
Nov 1 1919
4s
J-J
$43,000c. ..July 1 1923 BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13$64,500
BOND. DEBT April 1913.
$98,000 Assessed valuation 1912...4,824,872
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..6,021,442 School tax
(per $1,000) 1912_.$18.30
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.10
Population in 1910
.22,741
INT at First Nat. Bank, N.Y.Clty. BLOOMINGTON.
This city Is In McLean
County.
Incorp. 1843; re-Incorp. Mch. 8 1897.
ALTON.
The city owns Its water-works and
This city Is In Madison County.
Ino. Jan. 30 1821; re-lno. Sept. 11 electrlc-llght plant.
Funding Bonds (opt. beg. 1910):
1877.
In Mch. 1911 this city and
4s
F-A $15,000c—Aug 1 1920
Upper Alton voted in favor of an¬
Water Works Impt. Bonds.
nexation.
See V. 92, p. 746.
6s
.
4s '09
M-N$150,000c..Nov 1 1929
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1919)
Fire Dept. Bonds (opt. beg. 1912).
4s
A-O $34,000c
1922
Water and Light Bonds.
4s '06
F-A $40,000c..Aug 21 1926
(Subject to call Aug 21 1916)
Improvement Bonds.
4s
J-J
$40,000c... July 1 1920
(Subject to call after 1910)
Special improvem't bonds 20,000 4s
M-N$27,000c—Nov 1 1922
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..4,683,485
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$47.10 (Subject to call after Nov 1 1912)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913- $306,000'
Population in 1910
17,528
Assessment debt (add'l)
245,300
INTEREST payable at Alton.
Floating debt
33,787
Sinking fund
22,800
ALTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
act.)..8,492,000
4s
J-D $36,000c. June 2 '14-'22
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—_$45.10
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913.$47,200
25,768
*INT. at First Tr.&Sav.Bank.Chlo. Population in 1910—
INT. at City Comptroller's office.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $23,500c
June 1 1916
4s '96
J-J
5,500c...July 1 1916
4s *97
F-A
5,OOOc._.Aug 1 1917
4s '98
F-A
4,500c-..Aug 1 1918
4s '10
J-J
6,000c—July 1 1930
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '10
J-J$15,000c July 1 '15-'20 '25
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 r13
$59,500
4s '96
__
AURORA.
Aurora
Is
In
Kane
County.
BLOOMINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
Ino.
4s '05
Feb. 11 1857; re-lnc. Mch. 1 1887.
For reference to litigation over bond,
Issued many years ago by the town to
'J-D
4s '05
the Ot.
Os. & Fox Valley RR. Co.,
see "State & City" Sec. for Nov. '08.
Commission
government
defeated
J-J
4s'04
4s *06
J-D
F-A
$20,000c.Dec
1
'14-15
10,000c.July 1 '19-'20
35,000c.July 1 '16-'19
25,000c.Aug 1 '20-'22
BOND. DEBT May 7
'13-_$100,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-.8,459,585
School tax (per $1,000)
April 16 1912.
V. 94, p. 1131.
1912__$16.50
INTEREST payable at Chicago,
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'll J-D $27,000c.June 1 '14-'30 New York City and Bloomlngton.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs' 10 M~N$24,500c_Nov 1 '14-'20 BLUE ISLAND^
This city is in Cook
4Hs'12 F-A
19,000c.Aug 1 '14-'32
County. Inc.
Water Bonds. ■
July 15 1901.' PopUla'n 1910, 8,043.
5s '94
F-A $30,000c.--Aug 1 1914
Funding Bonds.
4s'10
J-D
42,500c_June 1 '14-'30 4^s'12J-J
$28,000—July l '14-'27
4Ks'13
30,000.-June 1 '14-'33 -s '13
30,000
Water Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 8 *13-—$32,000
4s '05
F-A $72,000c.-Aug 1 1925 Floating debt.
5,000
Paving Bonds.
Sinking fund.
1,755
5s'
Aug$71,782 26c Aug 1 '14-'22 Assessed valuation 1912-.-1,288,850
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913- $316,782
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
Assessment debt
306,218
Sinking fund
6,968 BRIDGEPORT~SCHOOL DIST. .'
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)__9,003,711
This district is in Lawrence Co.
■J-D $30,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.10 5s'13
1913-1921
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912--- 48.50 TOTAL DEBT..
(?)
Population in 1910-;
29,807 CAIRO.
INTEREST on the 4s due Aug. 1
This city Is In Alexander
County.
1925 is payable on $46,000 at First Inc. in 1857.
Commission govern¬
Nat. Bank In New York and on the ment adopted Mar. 4
1913.
Bonds
remaining $26,000 at the First Nat. below are registered with State Aud
Bank In Chicago; on 5s due
Levee Bonds.
1914 at
First National Bank In Chicago; on 4Ks'13 J-J $
100,000c..Jan 1 '14-'33
special assessment bonds and 4s of
Refunding Bonds.1910
at
J-J
City Treas. office; on 4Hs 6s '94
$62,350c_Jan 1 1914
of 1912 and 1913 in Aurora.
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1
...
___
-
-
'13..$162,350
4s
Assess, val. (1-3 act.)
'12.-3,652,930
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912
$4.62
Population in 1910
-14.548
INT. on 4Ms
payable at Cairo;
on 6s at New York.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$17.50
Pop'n in 1913 (est.)__8,300 to 8,500
Feb. 8 1849; reorg. under
gen. law'92.
AURORA SCHOOL DIST. NO. 129.
School Bonds.
4s g '04 M-S $40,000c
1914-1921
12
J-J
40,000c
1922-1930
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-—$85,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)—3,418,607
^
INT.
on
4s
of
1912
payable at
Merch. Nat. Bank, Aurora; on others
In Chicago at First Nat. Bank.
AURORA SCHOOL DIST. NO. 131.
48
"
M-N$205,000c..Part „yearly
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13.. $205,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..5,932,368
School tax (per $1,000) 1912___$1.93
Population in 1913 (est.)
24,000
INT. payable at Town Treas. of¬
fice or at N. W. Halsey & Co., Chic.
BEARD STOWN]
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$38,250
4s'02
Jan 1 '14-'22
BOND. DEBT June 1913...$45,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..1,476,483
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-___$45.90
Population in 1910
6,107
BELLEVILLE^
city
Is
In
This city Is In Fulton
St.
Clair
County.
Ino. Mch.271819; re-Ino.May 111876.
County. Ino.
Sewer Bonds.
43^s'10 Apr $50,000c_.Apr 14 1930
(Subject to call Apr 14 1915)
4KslO July $10,0Q0c—-.July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1915)
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
Apr
$12,000c_
1924
Miscellaneous Loan.
4Hs
Apr
$5,000c
___1920
TOTAL DEBT Sept 29
'13-_$77,000
Assessed valuation
1912--.2,289,868
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912-—$64.20
Population in 1910
10,453
INT.
This city Is In Cass County. Bonds
are registered with State Aud.
below
This
CANTON.
at
—
City Treasurer's office.
C ARB OND ALE^
This city Is In Jackson Co.
Incor.
Apr. 15 1869; re-lnc. July 7 1873.
Commission gov't adopted Jan. 7 '11.
5s'05
J-J
$51,000c_
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1910)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
1913—$51,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
142,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
act.) —1,066,856
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$15.30
Population in 1910
5,411
INT. at Chase Nat.
Bank, N. Y.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
M-S $75,000c_Sept 1 '14-'28
TOTAL DEBT Nov 20 *13
$75,000 CARLINVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..4,620,167
This district Is In
Macoupin Co.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.—$45.20 4H*'12
July $35,000-July 1 *14-'23rf
Population in 1910
21,122 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913
$35,000
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
INT. at Carlinville.
DEBT.—
$26,471,400
26,171,400
29,672,300
30,897,000
24,447,674
4^s'10 M-S
28,000
July 1 '22-'27 Jan. 1
1909
,■
28,720,000
4Hs'12 M-N 25,000—May 1 '27-'30
Water bonds outstanding on Oct. 1
4Hs'13 M-N100,000c_May 1 '20-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $108,000 1913 aggregated $2,447,400 and are
lncl. In above total.
World's Fair
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
act.)._4,164,641 bonds
($3,611,000)
are
outside ol
School tax
(per $1,000) 1912__$28.40 debt limit under
ruling of State Su¬
Population in 1912 (est.).
15,000
preme Court.
*
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Sinking funds July 1 1913 aggre¬
gated $3,685,588-97, inc.
World's
Fair, $1,620,396.43, and water loan
This city is in Coles
County.
of $321,775.29.
Water-Works-Impt. Bonds.
Judgments outstanding July 1 '13,
5s '12
$40,000-.$2,000 yearly
$503,873.72; water pipe ext. certfe.,
BOND. DEBT June 1912$56,099
Assessed valuation 1911---1,202,225 $425,149.21; warrants on Treasurer,
$753,081.23.
Population in 1910.---—5,884
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
owns buildings and real estate valued
CHARLESTONrTOWN.
on
Jan. 1 1913 at $146,477,001.22.
This
town
Is
In
Coles
County.,
Including water works which cost
Bonds are regis, by State Auditor.$56,795,685.69, and an electrlc-llght
Refunding Bonds.
system.
4Hs
July $56,000r—July 1 1917
EQUALIZED VALUATION.—
5s
July
6,000r_„July 1 1917
1912.
1911.
Town debt May 1910—
$62,000
CHARLESTOlT(City).
.
Assessed valuation 1909
1,187,814
Town tax (per $1,000) 1909__$18.00
Population in 1910
INTEREST payable
at
6,902
Springfield.
,
$
E.
Traeger,. City Comptroller.
This city Is In Cook
County.
In¬
corp. Mch. 4 1837; relncorp. Apr. 23
1875.
City on Apr. 5 1904 voted In
favor
of
municipal
ownership
of
street railways (V. 78, p. 1408).
At
eleotlon held Apr; 3
1906 proposi¬
tions for the ownership of street rail¬
ways and for the Issuance of $75,000,000 street railway certificates car¬
ried, while the proposition for munici¬
pal
operation
of
street
railways
failed.
V. 82, p. 824.
In a decision
handed down In the Circuit Court
Sept.
15
1906
on
the
$
Real, estate.670,652,219 664.267,448
Personal *-269,797.952 264,706,756
Total
940,450,171 928,974.204
_
Tax
—
(per M).
$11.00
1910.
CHICAGO., C. H. Harrison, Mayor;
John
$15.00
1905.
-
'
$
$
Real estate.603,022,875 295,514,443
Porsonal *--245,971,661 112,477,182
Total
.848,994,536 407,991.625
Tax (per M)
$14.10
$18.00
*
Includes railrpad property to the
value (1912) of $42,731,480 and
capi¬
tal stock to the value (1912) of
$31,-
593,414.
Beginning
with
1909,
property was assessed at one-third of
actual value, formerly one-fifth.
See
page
101 of this publication.
The
tax
above
rate
given
Is that
for city purposes only.
In addition
to this the three districts of which the
legality of these
city Is composed are assessed for
certificates was upheld.
The case
their proportion of State and
county
was taken to the Supreme Court
(V.
taxes, and for certain Improvements,
83, p. 712), and by a decision handed
the city In Its corporate
capacity not
down Apr. 18 1907 the certificates
being assessable for these purposes.
were
declared Invalid.
V,
84,
949 and 967.
tion
p.
CONSTITUTIONAL
At the April 1907 elec¬
ordinances
granting franchises
to the present street railways were
ratified by a vote of the people!.
V.
84, p. 826.
The electors of this city
on Sept. 17 1907 defeated the
ques¬
tion of
745.
a new
City Charter.
bonds
V.85,
p.
The suburb of Edison Park has
On Nov. 6 1913 the
been annexed.
city started to
"over
sell
the
$1,880,000
counter"
at
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
'14-32
Tunnel Bonds.
4s '96
J-J
$98,000c—July 1 1916
3Kg'98 J-J
100,000c—-Jan
1 1918
3Hg'98 J-J
3^g'98 J-J
3^g'99 J-J
98,000c—July 1 1918
100,000c—Oct
11918
98,000c—-Jan
11919
General Corp. Purposes Bonds.
4s g'05 J-J/ $250,000c_Jan 1 '14-T5
'1,000,000c. Jan 1 T6-'25
4s g '06 J-J 1,008,000c-Jan 1 '14-'25
72,000c--_Jan 1 1926
4^sg J-J
784,000c. Jaii 1 '14-'27
48,000c—Jan 1 1928
4s g '08 J-J 1,946,000c. Jan 1 'I4-'27
137,000c...Jan 1 1928
4s g '08 J-J
588,000c. Jan 1 '14-'27
36,000c--_Jan 1 1928
4s g '08 J-J7
78,000c. Jan 1 '14-'26
4,000c—Jan 1 1927
J-Jf 1,245,000c.Jan .1 '14-'28
4s *09
89,000c._.Jan 1 1929
4s *11
J-J"
350,000-Jan 1 '14-'27
Judgment Funding Bonds.
4s g
J-J [$2,950,000c.Jan 1 "14-'23
i
235,000c-_Jan 1 1924
4Hg'08 J-J J238,000c__Jan 1 '14-'27
1 11,000c
Jan 11928
4s g *08 J-J
J91,000c- Jan 1 '14-'26
1 3,000c-. .Jan 1 1927
4s g '08 J-J
70,000c.-Jan 1 '14-'27
4s g '09 J-J /165,000c.-Jan 1 T4-'28
13,000c
Jan 1 1929
10,000
Jan 1 1914
4s g '12 J-J
20,000
Jan 1 1915
[720,000—Jan 1 '16-'31
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '10 J-J/$3,220,000c.Jan 1 '16-'29
1
280,000c--_Jan 1 1930
Bridge Bonds.
4s g '12J-J /$1,360,000.Jan 1 '14-'30
1 140,000—Jan 1 1931
River-Improvement Bonds.
4s g '94 J-J $334,500c—July 1 1914
4s g *95 J-J 1,231,000c—July 1 1915
Harbor
4s *12 J-J
Bonds.
/$250,000
Jan
1
50,000——Jan
of
proposed
by
was
'91
J-J
$3,611,000c-—Jan 1 1921
the
1903
Legislature,
This amendment permits the
Legisla¬
ture to form a new charter for the lo¬
cal government of the
the
City of Chicago,
consolidation
In
the
powers
vested In the city, Board of Edu¬
cation, township, park and other lo¬
cal governments (V.
76, p.989).
In
event of such
consolidation, the In¬
debtedness of the city, Including the
existing debt, the debt of all munici¬
pal 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 ap¬
The question of a new city
defeated by the voters on
proval.
charter
was
Sept. 17 1907.
See V. 85, p. 745.
POPULATION.—(City
Census)
1913,
2,388,500;
1912,
2,326,400;
1911, 2,189,525; (U. S. Census) 1910,
2,185,283;
1900,
1.69S.575;
1890,
1,105,540.
LINCOLN PARK DISTRICT.
Chicago
Located In towns North
and Lake View.
1
4s '11
M-NS731,000c_May 1 *14 '30
58,000c—.May 1 1931
North Town Bonds.
5s
JrJ
4s '07
$40,000c___July 1 1918
M-N350.000c_May
1 '14-'27
Lake View Bonds.
4s '03 J-J
$1,000,000c...July 1 1923
4s '09
J-J
150,OOOc_July 1 '14-T9
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
T3-$2.422,000
Sink. fds. L. V. Park ext.
450,000
Assessed valuation
1912-131,339,127
Park tax
$1,000)
(per/Lake View
$4.90
12 [North
Chicago_$4.10
INT. payable at State
Bank, Chic.
north shore park district
4s
09
A-O
$30,000—Apr 1 T5-*29
18,000.-Apr 1 *24-'32
TOTAL DEBT Oct
1913——$48,000
Assessed valuation
4^s'12 A-O
1912._.4,272,387
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1912
INT. payable at State
$3.40
Bank, Chic.
tSOUTH park district.
Located in towns of South
Chicago,
and Lake.
Hyde Park
4s '03
1 1916 4s '04
Permanent Improvt. Bonds.
4s 05
4g'04 J-J /$1,680,000c.Jan 1 '14-'23 4s 06
\
144,000c—Jan 1 1924 4s 07
World's Fair Bonds.
AMEND¬
section to Article 4
State
constitution
ratified by the voters of the State
general election Nov. 8 1904.
,
4s
the
at the
4s '01
1 1915
new
34)
now
J&J 1 1932
4s g '12 J-J $225,000—July 1
(Sec.
municipal government of the
1525.
< '■
Health Department Bonds.
4s g '12 J-J /$342,000—Jan 1 T4-'31
\ 38,000
MENT.—A
authorizes
4%
par.
V. 97, p.
«■
■
BONDED
CHAMPAIGN SCH. DIST. NO. 71.
Oct. 1 1913
5s '96
July
$8,000c-..July 1 1916 Jan. 1 1913
4Hs'98.July
2,000c— -July 1 1914
Jan. 1 1912--.4s '03
July 22,000c.July 1 '15-'23
Jan. 1 1911
4s '05
M-N 18,000c_May 1 '14-'21
Jan. 1 1910
THE
4s
10
4s '12
J-J
J-J
$200,000c_July 1 '14-'21
1,000,000c.July 1 '14-'23
J-D 1,100,000c.June
1
M-N900.000c_May
J-J
J-J
J-J
...
'14-'24
T4-'25
650,000c.July
'14-'26
840,000c.July 1 '14-27
85,000c. July 1 '14-'30
589,000--July 1 '14-'32
103
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.|
=3*
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—
$75,000
Assessed valuation 1913
5,005,630
207,200
Floating debt
92,950
Tax valuation 1912—
563,311,889 Assess, vai. '12 (1-3 act.)—8,700,919
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$45.60
Real value (est.)
1,689,935,66/
$15.30
Population in 1913 (est.)
800,000 City tax (per $1,000) 1912
...__27,871
INTEREST payable at Continen¬ Population in 1910
INT. at Danville National Bank.
tal & Com'l Nat. Bank, Chicago.
elgin.
CHICAGO PARK DIST; danville sch. dist. no. 118.
J-J $120,000c—July 1 1915
4s '07
J-J /$22,500c.July 1 '14-'16
(Subject to call.)
\ 50,000c_july 1 '17-'21
5s *97
J-J
$80,000c.--July 1 1917 4s *02 July
20,00Or.July 1 '14-*17
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) BOND. DEBT July 1 '13. $92,500
1 '23-'27 Jan. 27 1841; re-lnc. July 20 1876.
Building Bonds.
$112,000
F-Af$17,000c—Aug 1 1920
Sinking fund
7,843 4s '05
:v
\ 36,000c Aug 1 '15 &'25
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..8,616,706
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$46.50
Dec 1 1930
Population in 1910
—25.976 4Hs'10 J-D $75,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
4s
A-O $20,000c
-Oct 1915
($10,000 each 5 years to Oct. 1920.)
elgin union sch. dist. n0.46.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910
$98,000
School Bonds.
°
Floating debt
23,000
4s'04
May $30,000c.May 15 14-15
Sinking fund.—
10,334
4s '09
J-J
115,000c.July 1 *16-'23
Equalized value 1909
6,395,679
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13—$118,000
(Assessment is 1-3 actual value.)
Value of school property— 636,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909—$41.60
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.).27,468,951
Population in 1910
—.22,089
School tax (per $1,000) 1911.-$19.80
INT. on 4s of 1905 at First Nat.
Population in 1912 (est.)
25,000 Bank, Chicago; on 4Hs and 5s at
INTEREST payable at Elgin.
Chemical
Nat.
Bank, N. Y.;
on
electric-light 4s at Harris Tr. & Sav.
elmwood township.
Bank, Chicago.
This township is In Peoria County.
Assessment debt (add'l)
PARK DIST. (Cone/.).
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913$5,364,000
SOUTH
WEST
5s '95
A-01,300,000c-Apr- '14-'26 Assess, val. *12 (1-3 act.)..6,813,094
A-0 650,000c_Apr 1 *14-'26
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$14.70
J-J
38,OOOc_Jan 1 '14-30
INT. at
School Treasurer's office.
4s* 11
J-J
900,000c.July 1 '14-'31
4s *12
J-J_ 900,000—July 1 14-*32
decatur.
TOT. DEBT Oct 1913-- $3,978,000
This city
Is the county seat of
Assessed valuation
204,030,193
4s '06
4s '06
4s '10
Macon County.
Incorporated Moh.
(est.)
.612,090,579 2
1839; reincorporated Apr. 21 1881.
Park tax (per $1,000) 1912
$6.90 Commission
government
adopted
INTEREST payable at Continen¬
Jan. 17 1911.
tal & Comra'l Nat. Bank. Chicago,
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '06
A-O $89,OOOc_Oct 1 '16-'26
chicago sanitary dist.
4s '09
A-O
75.000c—.Oct '19-'29
This district was organized In 1889 5s '13
A-O 135.000—Oct 1 '23-'33
and Includes the City of Chicago and
Electric-Light Bonds.
other territory, In all over 358 square 4s '10
A-O $75,000c-Oct 1 '20-'30
miles.
Bonds are all coupon Inform
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. $374,000
but may be registered at option of Sinking fund Oct 1 1913—.
46,688
holder.
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..7,268,676
J-J $150.000c—Jan
5s
1 1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1911...$58.60
J-J
150,(VlOc. -July 1 1914 Population in 1910—
5s
31,140
J-J
400,600c. Jan 1 '14-'15
4Ks
INTEREST on bonds of 1906 paid
J-J
120,000c_Jan 1 '14-'16 by J. Mllllken & Co., Decatur, on
4Hs
J-J
160.000c.jan 1 '14-'17 bonds of '09 & '10 at Treas. office.
4Hs
J-J
190,000c—Jan 1 1919
3^s
J-J
200,000c.
Jan 1 1917 decatur school district.
3Hs
'14-'20
J-J
350.000c.Jan
4s
4s
A-O $33,900c
.1923
'14-'20
J-J
350,000c. July
4s
(Subject to call after 1913.)
'14-'20
A-O
875.OOOc.Oct
4s
4s '09 M N$136,000c
1929
*14-'22
J-J
900,000c. Jan
4s
4s
J-D
40,000c
1915
'14-'22
J-D 675,000c.Dec
4s
M-N100,000c.-Nov 1 1933
*14-*23 5s '13
J-J
750,000c. July
4s
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. $307,900
'l4-*23
J-D 750.000c.Dec
4s
Sinking fund
71,151
Real value
__
4s'05
M-S/1,120,000c Mar 15 '14-'23
96.000c-Mar 15 1924
.A f308,000c.0ct
A
4s '06
4s'07
4s *07
4s '07
4s *07
4s '08
1
'14-*24
24,000c.—Oct 1 1925
336,000c.-Jan 2 '14-'25
24,000c.-.Jan 2 1926
F-A 336,000c. Feb 1 '14-*25
24,000c.. .Feb 1 1926
M-S 672,000c..Sept
*14-'25
48,000c—.Sept 1 1926
J-D
,344.000c.Dec 1 '14-'25
i
96,000c. ..Dec 1 1926
J-Df728.000c.Dec 1 '14-26
J-J
11
'12 (1-3 act.)..8,216,901
Assess, val.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$26.60
INT. on $40,000 Issue payable In
N. Y.; on bonds due 1923
at N. W. Harris & Co.
in Chicago
de kalb twp. high sch. dis.
Apr $70.000c_Y'ly beg. Apr 1913
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13
$70,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..2,894,171
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$10.30
Population m 1913 (est.)..
8,500
4s
INT.at First Nat. Bank, De Kalb.
\ 48,000c...Dec 1 1927
J-D2,000,000c. Dec 1 *14-'29 dixon school district.
J-J
4s '10
425,000c.July 1 '14-'30
5s '08
July $50,000c.$3,000 yearly
A-O 901,000c_0ct 1 *14-'30
4s '10
(Beginning July 1 1914.)
J-J
4s '11
954,000c.Jan 1 '14-'31 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913
$50,000
M-S 900,000c.Sept 1 '14-31
4s '11
Assessed valuation 1912—.2,144,897
TOT. DEBT Nov 1 '13.$16,847,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.40
Tax valuation 1912—.—984,479,698
INTEREST payable In Dixon.
(per $1,000) 1012.$4.60
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
Ino.
dolton school dist. no. 148.
Cook and Kane coun¬
28 1854; re-lncorp. Population in 1913 (est.)
18
1880.
commission
INT. at German Bank, Freeport.
form
galesburg.
This city Is in Knox County. Ino.
4s g '07 J-J
58,OOOc.July
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13
.
—
Refunding Bonds.
galesburg school dist.
4Hs'09 J-J
$64,000c.July 1 *14-'29 4^s'04 M-S $30,000c.Sept 1 '14-16
TOTAL DEBT May 11 '12-$68,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913
$30,000
Assess, val. '11 (1-3 act.)
840,474 Assess, val. '12
(1-3 act.)—6,863,212
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$26.90
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$19.60
Population in 1910
2,084
Population in 1913 (est.)
25,000
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
evanston.
This city Is In Cook Co.
Ino. as a
town 1863; village 1872;
city 1892.
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s
A-O
$9,000c
1914-1918
ganeer township.
This township Is In Kankakee Co.
Bonds registered with State Auditor.
Road Bonds.
5s '12
M-S $31,000——.
1917
($3,000 in even years on April 1)
Refunding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
5s '96
July $25,000
July 1 1916
4s'10
M-N/$2,OO0c—Nov 1 *14-'15
(Subject to call.)
\30,000c—Nov 1 '16-'30 TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913—$56,000
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation
834,735
4s *13
J-J $140,000.-July 1 '22-'32 Population in 1910
i—1,761
Library Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bk.f Momence.
.
;
J-J
( $6,OOOc.July 1 *14-'17
10.000c.july 1 *18-*22 hamilton county.
McLeansboro
Is co. seat.
[ 2,100c
July 1 1923
{
25.OOOc.Dec 1 '15-'24
40,OOOc.Apr 1 '23~'27
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '10
M-N $4,000c.Nov 1 '14-15
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1913 $131,100
Assessment debt (add'l)
315,869
Floating debt (additional)..
5,281
Sinking fund assets
10,350
Special assessment fund
98.132
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.).11,355,727
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$62.10
4s *05
4s'07
J-D
A-O
_
24,978
Population in 1910.
INT. on the
county.
Is
the
Charleston
J-D f$20,000-June 1 'l&-'25
5s'11
county
seat.
registered with State Aud.
Funding Bonds (tax-free)—
4s '07 July$156,390 c&rJuly 1 *14-27
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$167,500
Assess, val. *12 (1-3 act.).12,077.953
County tax (per $1,000) 1912..$4.60
Population in 1910
34,517
INTEREST payable at the State
Treasurer's office In Springfield.
Bonds
L 15,000-June 1 '26-'30
(1-3 act.)
$35,000
6,000
950,000
Population in 1913 (est.)
2,360
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
Floating debt
Assess, val. '12
First Nat.Bank,Chicago.
INT. at
east st/xouis.
This city Is In St. Clair Co.
Ino.
Feb. 16 1865; re-lno. Aug. 28 1888.
Commission
government
defeated
collinsvtlle high sch. dis- Oct. 22 1912
Outlet Sewer Bonds.
This district lain Madison County
4Hs'08 M-S $41,000.——1918-1928 5s *10« July $603,500c.July 1 '14-30
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1912—
$41,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..1,500,000 4Mg'08 Sept $712,500c—Sept 1 1928
$712,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$0.55 GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913
Population in 1912 (est.)—.10,000 Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.).13,301,411
INT. at Harris Tr. & S. Bk., Chic. Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$73.50
cook
c0unty~
INTEREST
County contains the City of
Chicago.
Infirmary Bonds.
4s'08 J-D $1,500,000c.June 1 '14-'28
Cook
J-D 250,000c. June 1 *14-'33
Hospital Bonds.
4s g '11 J-D 2,700.000cJ'ne 1 '14r'31
4s g '13 J-D 250,000c_June 1 *14-'23
Series"!" (Court-House) Bds.
4s'05 g M-S $3,000,000c3ept l'14-'25
Building Bonds.
3^g'03 J-J $250,000c..Jan 1 ,14-'23
'Refunding Bonds.
4s g '05 J-J $300,000c
Jan '14-'25
4s g '01 M-N402,500c.May 1 '14-'20
4s g'00 J-J
225,000c.Jan 1 '14-T9
Funding Bonds.
4s g '03 J-J $625,000c.Juljr 1 *13-'23
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913 $9,502,500
Assessed valuation, real.719,114,123
Assessed val., personal—205,572,664
Assessed val., railroads.. 56,359,985
Capital stock
31,835,549
Total assess, val. *12—1,012,882,321
(Assessment 1-3 actual value.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12.$9.00
Population in 1910
.2,405,233
INT. payable at County Treasury.
4 g '13
_
„
5s
$10,000
...
...
...
...
...
...
—.
School tax
(per $1,000) '12
bonds Is pay¬
at
east st. louis s. d. no. 189.
All
school districts of East St.
Louis were consolidated In Sept.1901.
5s
A-O $60,000c—Apr 2 1914
5s
F-A
5,000c—Aug 18 1920
5s
J-D
9,000c—Dec 20 1915
5s *04
A-O 125,000c-.Oct 3 1924
4s *06
J-J
20,000c.July 2 '16&'21
5s
J-J
4,000c—July 28 1920
5s
J-J
2,000—.July 30 1917
20,000c—.Mar 2 1918
20.000c...Mar 2 1923
4s '08
M-S
20,000c.—Mar 2 1928
30,000c. July 1 '19&'24
4s *09
3-3
'
v20,000c—July 1 1929
J-J
J-J
5s
5s
3,000....July 1 1926
4,300—-July 28 1928
BOND. DEBT May 24 '13 $359,300
Sinking fund (cash)
130;000
Assessed valuation 1912—14,312,325
Actual valuation (est.)
43,770,618
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$19.30
Population in 1912 (est.).
60,000
INT. payable at Treas. office.
east st. louis park dist.
4Hs'10 F-AS100,000c.Aug 1 '20&'30
4^s*ll M-N200,000c—Nov 1 1931
4Hs'12 J-J
100,000c.July 1 '23-'32
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$400,000
Assessed valuation 1911—14,186,425
INT.
payable in
at Illinois
East St.
Louis
State Trust Co.
$3.00 east side levee & san. dist.
Population in 1913 (e3t.)„_ —17,000
INT. at Central Trust Co.
'
on sewer
City Treasurer's office or
thrmgh the Mercantile Trust Co.,
St. Louis; on refunding bonds by the
State Treasurer at Springfield, 111.
able
SCHTDIST.
NO. 99.
May 1 1914
4^s
7,200.-July 1 '14-'17
4Hs
6,000.-May 1 '14-'19
4Hs
7,000. .Oct 1 '14-'20
4Hs
59,500. .July 1 *14-*30
4Ms
35,000 Augl'21,'26&31
4Hs
25,000 Augl'17,'22&32
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $158,000
Assessed valuation 1913
3,953,355
COOK CO.
58,547
Population in 1910
danville.
This city is In Vermillion County.
Incorporated Feb. 3 1839; became
a city in 1867; re-Incorporated Mch.
17
1874.
Commission government
St. Louis)
and Madison counties,
and embraces what Is known as the
"American
Bottoms" opposite the
city of St. Louis, Mo.
M-SS725,000c.Sept 1 '14-'21
6s *13
M-S f75,000
Sept 1 1914
i.25,000
Sept 1 1915
TOTAL DEBT Feb, 1913-$950,000
defeated Feb. 16 1911
Vill.of Germantown (annexed'07). Assessed valuation 1912..19,223,220
5s
$3.000.-Aug 1 '14-'19 Real val. as listed for tax¬
ation 1911—
61,339,951
Park Bonds.
5s *11
—
$8,000c._.Aug *14-' 15 Population in 1912 (est.)—125,000
INT. payable at Treas. office.
BOND. DEBT Mar 21 *13.
$16,000
Population in 1910
INT. at State Auditor's
office.
•
hancock county.
Carthage Is the county seat.
public Improvement 4s 5s
July $56,250c.July 1 *14r 17
4s at First Nat. Bank
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
all other bonds at
the office of the City Treasurer.
on
1913
$56,250
act.). 15,190,825
$1,000) 1913.
$5.40
Population in 1910
30,638
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
BOND. DEBT Nov
Assess, val. '13 (1-3
Co. tax (per
evanston central
school
district no. 75.
$4,000c. Apr 1 '14-'17
A-O
4s
1,500c. ..Apr 1 1918
10,000c. Apr 1 '19-'20
4,500c. ..Apr 1 1921
A-O
48
18,000c. ..Apr 1 1914
($4,500Idue yearly to April 1 1917)
A-O
4,000c
Apr 1 1918
10,000c. July 1 '14-T8
J-J
4s
5,OOOc.July 1 '19-'20
3,OOOc—July 1 1921
6,000c. ..July 1 1922
4s '05
J^r
46,000c. July 1 ' 14-25
(Part yearly July 1—-V. 80, p. 1932)
J-J
28,500c
1922-1927
50,000c_July 1 '22-'31
herrin.
.
city is In Williamson County.
Water-Works Bonds.
This
5s '11
J-J
$34,000.-July 1 '14-'41
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913-$35.400
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)
904,916
$1,000) 1912—$25.60
Population in 1910
6,861
Tax rate (per
irving
park!
Situated in Chicago's residence seo-
Incorporated April 12 1910.
Small Park Bonds.
tlon.
•
,
4s '10
4Hs'll J-J
40,000c. July 1 '22-'26
48,OOOc-July 1 *27-'30
IT Apr 1912.
$125,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$22.00 Assessed val. (1912) est.). 7,000.100
Population in 1913 (est.).
17,000 Real value (est.)
—
14,000,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
INT. at Northern Trust Co.. Ohio.
i$25,000c-July 1 '17-21
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $190,500
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..9,000,000
—
evanston sch. dist. no. 76.
5s '13
A-O $85,000c-.Oct 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $144,500
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..3,143,848
Jacksonville!!
This city Is In Morgan
Feb.
3
1830;
Commission
Co.
Incor.
re-inc. April 4 1887.
government
approved
School tax
(per $1,000) 1913—$20.00 Jan. 31 1911
Population in 1913 (est.)
9.000
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST payable in Evanston. 4s
: J-J
$56,500c.-July 1 1919
(Part subject to call yearly.)
4s '05
J-J f$40,00Or_July 1 '14-'24
franklin county.
1 14,000r__iJuly 1 1925
Benton Is the county seat.
Bonds
below are registered with State Aud. BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $110,500
Assess, val. *12 (1-3 act.)..4,308,138
Refunding Bonds.
$12.00
4^s'97 Oct $40,000r—Oct 1 1917 City tax (per $1,000) 1912
Population in 1910
;.—.-15,326
(Subject to call)
INT. payable at State Treasury. In
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$40,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.).-6,469,773 N. Y. City at American Exchange
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12..$9.80 Nat. Bank, and at City Treasury.
_
,
„
Population in 1910
25,943
INTEREST payable at Springfield joliet.
Is In Will County.
Ino.
re-lnc. Aug. 5 1876.
Water-Works-lmprovt. Bonds.
4s'12
A-O f 4,000c._Apr 1'14-'17
This city
freeport.
Feb. 26 1845;
.
This
city Is In Stephenson County
Inc.Feb.l4 1855; re-lne.Apr.18 1882.
5s
Sewer Bonds.
A-O
$5,000c— -Sept 1 1923
\30,000c—Apr 1 '18-'32
Park Bonds.
$14,000c—Jan 1 1919
(Subject to call)
Permanent Improvement Bonds
4Hs'04 A-O $58,800c...Oct 10 1914
4Ms'07 F-A
35,000c__Aug 15 1917
Refunding Water-Works Bonds
4Hs'04 J-J
$50,000c„July 30 1914
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$192,800
Assessment debt (add'l)
124,630
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..7,513,794
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$58.60
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
20.30
Population in 1910
34,673
City-Hall Bonds.
5s
M-S $34,000c. J...
1918
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '10
M-N $9,000c— -May 1 1930
4Ms'12 J-D
25,000c__Dec 15 1932
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'10 F-A $62,000c—.Aug 1 1930
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1 *13- $135,400
Assessment debt.
267,700
Sinking fund
30,700
Total valuation 1912
4,858,096
Population in 1910
17,567
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
4s '99
freeport sch. dist. no. 145.
Building Bonds.
4s
May $42,OOOc_May 1 '14-'19
4s *11
M-N 50.000c_May 1 *20-'24
4Hs'13
15.000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $107,000
permanent
Improvement bonds of
1904 payable in N. Y. City; on park
J-J
INTEREST
Assess, val. '12
on
water-works
bonds and permanent
and
impt. bonds of
1907 at Jolfet.
—
—
(1-3 act.)—4,933,431
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—_$2.14
INT. at office of School Treasurer.
.
4H!s'04 Aug
value)
1913—$5.00
18,227
(Assessment about 80% actual
County tax (per $1,000)
^
and refunding
of New York;
This district (P. O. East
Is In St. Clair
Bonds
registered with State Aud*
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'98J-J
$70,000—Aug 1 *14-'18
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$70,000
Assessed valuation 1913—3,855,986
below are
This district Is In Cook County.
coles
18,000
Feb.
City is now under
of government.
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
J-J
$24,OOOc„ Oct 1 14-17
4s
J-J
30,OO0c.Dec 31 *18-'22
Oct.
4s '04
4s '09
District tax
This city Is In
ties.
freeport park district.
4Ms'll F-A J $35.000c. Aug
\ 40,000c.Aug
kankakee
county.
County seat Is Kankakee.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '09
s-a $150,000—July 1 '15-'30
BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913..$150,000
Assessed valuation 1912
15,883,500
tax (per $1,000) 1912—$7.00
40,752.
1 '21-'30 Population in 1910
1 '16-'20 County
104
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
LACON.
MORGAN
This city is in Marshall
County.
COUNTY.
Bridge Bonds.
County seat is Jacksonville.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '13
Aug $40.000.-Aug 4 '14-'29 4s June 15
$70,000r_J'ne 15 '14-'27
(Optional at interest dates.)
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913—$75,000
Population in 1910
1,495 Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)-17,664,000
INTEREST at Lacon.
County tax (per $1,000) 1912__$4.60
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1910
34,420
LA SALLE-PERU TWP. S. D.
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
4s *13
F-A $25,000
due $2,000
yrly. beg. 1914, opt. at any int. date MORGAN PARKHIGH SCH. D.
LA
SALLE
This district is in Cook County.
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
5s'13
$45,000
—
This district is in La Salle
County.
4^s'12 J-J;
$40,000
[Vol.
1918-1932
MOUNT PULASKI SCH. DIST.
This district is in Logan County.
LEXINGTON SCH. DIST. No. 16.
4^s'12 Apr $45,000—..part yearly
This district is in McLean County. BOND. DEBT Oct
1913-$43,000
5s '12
Apr $25,000--Apr 1 '14-'32 Assess, valuation 1912
1,500,000
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913--$25,000
Assessed valuation
533,809 NEW TRIER TWP. HIGH S. D.
INT. at J. Nuveen & Co., Chic.
This district Is in Cook County.
4Hs'll J-J $170,000c_July 1 '14-30
MACOMB.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913- $200,000
It This city is in McDonough County. Assessed valuation 1913—7,000,000
Engine-House Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$2.60
4Hs'12 J-J
INT. payable in Chicago at Conti¬
$7,000.-July 1 *17-23
Refunding Bonds.
nental & Commercial Nat. Bank.
4Ms'12 M-S $10,000
1915-1924
4s '06
4s '08
4s '10
F-A$124,000c—Aug 1 1926
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-N$20,000c_May 1 *15-'24
Water-Works Extension Bonds.
NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in McLean County.
5s '11
Oct $54,000—Oct 1 '14-'31
4Hs'10M-N/$10,000c_May 1 '15-'24
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1913-
1 30,000c_May 1 *25-'30
Assessed valuation 1912—1,300,000
Actual valuation 1912 (est.)4,200,000
Sewer, Paving & Water Bonds.
5s '04
J-D
$2,000c--_June 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '13—$81,000
Certificates of indebtedness.
at
Union
Nat.
Bank,
Macomb.
MARION TWP. HIGH SCH. DIST.
This
district
is
In
OAK
1,300
_
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)__l,778,158
Population in 1910
5,774
INT. on engine-house bonds pay¬
able at Macomb Nat. Bk.; on others
Williamson
$54,000
PARK.
This
Refunding School Bonds.
4s
June 1 $20.000
Junel 1918
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13$505,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
562,550
-
_
Floating debt
100,000
35,000
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
act.).22,084,481
Total tax (per
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)--7,340,049
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$77.50
.
INT. payable at Vill. Treas. office.
Co.
Organized Jan. 1912.
4s '12
J-J
$60,000
OAK
PARK PARK
DISTRICT.
This district is in Cook County.
1915-1929
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
$60,000 4Ms'12 J-J $185,000.-Jan 1 '15-'32
Assessed valuation 1912
2,157,232 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $185,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$10.03 Assessed valuation
1912
9,340,049
Population in 1912 (est.)
10,000 Population in 1913 (est.)
24,000
INT. at Merchants-Laclede Nat.
INT.'at Nor. Trust Co., Cnicago.
Bank, St. Louis.
OAK PARK
SCH.
DIST. NO. 97.
4Ms'11 J-D $222,000c_J'ne 1 '14-'25
4Hb' 12 J-D
60,000c.-J'ne 1 '25-'27
4Ks'13 J-D
30,000.-June 1 *28-'29
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $309,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..7,340,049
Population in 1913 (est.)
25,000
MATTOON CITY.
This city is in Coles County.
Inc.
Feb. 22 1859; re-lnc. Feb. 25 1879.
Drainage Bonds.
5s
June $1,000
Junel 1914
Refunding Bonds.
Mch $15,000r— Mch 22 1920
4Ks
Mch
21.000r_.Mch 22 1915
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$37,000
4s
INTEREST payable at the .Illinois
& Savings Bank of Chicago.
Trust
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.) —2,203,507
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$73.10
OLNEY.
Population in 1910
—11,456
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
This city is in Richland
Sewer bonds.
MATTOON TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Coles
County.
Bonds below regis, with State Aud.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '00
May $50,000- —-May 11920
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4s g '11
$46,000
July 1 1931
PANA
—
Population in 1910
12,401
Park Bonds.
4Hs'07 J-D
$8,000c—Dec 1 1917
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '12
Sept $85,000c.Sept 1 '14-'30
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 29 '13 $302,000
Assessment debt.
314,000
Sinking fund
21,348
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..6,733,885
City tax (per $1,000) for 1912-$20:70
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$55.90
Population in 1910
24,199
Int.
at
State
Savings' Bank &
Trust Co., Moline.
'•
MOLINE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 40.
July $30,000c. July 1 '14-'19
July
2,000c—-July 1 1914
.'s'll J-J
71.000c_July 1 '14-*22
s'13 J-J
200,000—July 1 '14-'29
)ND. DEBT June 1913- $303,000
Assess, val. '12(1-3 act.)
6,753,220
School tax
(per $1,000) 1910—$24.20
Population
INT.
&
Tr.
m 1912 (est.)..
the People's
Sav.
at
Co.
Bechtel
in
Moline,
& Co. in
and
27,000
Bank
Geo. M.
Davenport, Iowa.
Is'13 A-O
411
INT.
at
$50,000c.Apr
Cont.
&
1
Com.
This
Inc.
TOWNSHIP.
township is in Christian Co.
1867.
Bonds
below
tered with State Auditor.
are
regis¬
Refunding Bonds.—1898.
4s '98 July 1
$86,000c...July 1 1918
(Subject to call after Juiy 1 1908)
4s '98
July $36,000c—_Sept 1 1918
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1913)
TOT. DEBT Oct 1913
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
$123,000
act.)__2,167,176
$1,000) 1910
$58.91
Tax rate (per
Population in 1910--.
—6,055
INT. by State Treas.,
Springfield.
PANA TWP. HIGH SCH. DIST.
High-School Bonds.
«
.
5s '07
A-O $44,OOOc_Oct 15 'l4-'27
TOTAL DEBT Oct 16 '13.
$44,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3
actual)2,166,000
Population in 1913 (est.).
7,500
INT.
at
Harris
Tr.
&
Sav.
Bk.
Chicago.
PEKIN.
This city Is in Tazewell
County.
Mch. 2 1839;
re-lnc. Apr. 20
1874.
Commission govt, adopted
Feb. 7 1911.
BONDED DEBT May 6 1912— *
Refunding 4s
---$60,500
Inc.
Refunding 4^s
Sewer 5s_.„
48,000
69,800
_
Paving 5s__
TOT. BD. DT.
-.-230,800
May 6 '12—409,100
10,102
act.)-.2,395,649
$1,000) 1912—$54.50
Population in 1910
INT. on 4s payable at GermanAmerican Nat. Bank,
Pekln; on 4Hs
at office of
McCoy & Co., in Chicago,
on 5s at office of
City Treasurer.
&
NO. 38.
This district Is In Warren Coun
y.
$47,000—July 1 '20-'29
25,000.-July 1 '14-'23
53,000.-July 1 '21-'30
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1911-$125,000
Assessed valuation 1910—2,528,567
School tax (per $1,000) 1910—$25.20
...
—
—
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05
Feb $100,000—Feb 24 1925
BOND. DEBT May 16 '13.$100,000
Assessed valuation 1912—4,747,557
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$5.50
in 1910
-13,508
County seat is Springfield.
Funding Bonds.
July $56,OOOc_July 1 '14-'17
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913-—$70,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)_41,020,464
4s '07
Springfield and N. Y.
PEORIA PLEASURE DRIVEWAY
AND PARK DISTRICT.
3^s'01 J-J $45,000c--July 1 1921
4s *06
J-J
40,000c—July 2 1926
4Ms'95 M-N 30,000
July 11915
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.
$*15,000
Sinking,fund
9,000
Assessed valuation
1912.-23,941,986
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$3.80
INTEREST Is payable In Peoria.
PEORIA
COUNTY.
The county seat is Peoria.
Refunding Bonds.
M-S$200.000c_Mar 1 '14-*33
$200,000
act.)_33,551,665
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12—$8.60
Population in 1910
100,255
4S '09
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
PULASKI COUNTY.
Mound City is the
county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
-s'13
$44,000
1920
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
5s '11
Nov $36,000c_Nov 1 '14-31
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913—
Total assessed val. 1912
$82,000
2,376,199
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '11_$11.00
Population in 1910---15,650
INT. payable at First State
Bank,
Mound City.
QUINCY.
This city is In Adams
County. Inc.
Feb. 21 1839; re-lnc. Feb. 12
1895.
Bonds registered with State Aud.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '98 July
$160,625c_July 1 '14-'18
4Hs'97 July 158,600c_July 1 '14-'17
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13
$327,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
act.).10,616,175
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1912
$46.10
Population in 1910
.36,587
INT. on all bonds paid either at
State Treas. in Springfield or at Am.
Exch. Nat. Bank of New York.
QUINCY SCH. DIST. NO. 172.
5s '05
July $26,666 66cJuly 1' 14-15
5s '13
50,000--July 1 '16-25
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13
$26,667
Assess, val. '13 (1-3
act.).10,699,900
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$17.00
Population in 1913 (est.)—-—36,500
ROCKFORD.
This city is in
Winnebago County.
Inc. Jan. 3 1862; re-lnc. June 8 1880.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
M-S $43,900c—Mar 1
4s '07
J-J
27,700c—July 1
4s'07
F-A
36,000c—Aug 20
4s '07
M-N 39,100c—-Nov 1
4s '08
M-N 28,500c—Dec 15
„
4s '09
F-A
4s '11
M-S
1927
1923
1922
1927
1928
40,000c--.Feb, 1 1929
11,900c—Sept 16 1931
Perm. Impt. (opt. beg. Aug.l '16.)
4s *06
F-A $60,000c—-Aug 1 1926
SPRINGFIELD.
This city is In Sangamon Co.
Inc.
Feb. 3 1840;
re-lno. Apr. 6 1882.
Commission
government
adopted
Jan. 2 1911 (V. 92. p. 68).
All bonds
are registered with State Auditor.
Judgment Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$45,000c-.--1917-1928
Refunding.
3^s
Sept $207,400c—-Sept 1 1920
3J^s
Sept 277,600c—Sept 1 1921
4s
Sept
155,700c. —Sept 1 1923
4s *05 Sept
128,000c---Sept 1 1925
5s '06 Sept
15,000
Sept 1 1914
4^s'12 May 35,000--May 1 * 14-20
TOT. BD. DT. Aug 1913$754,700
Total equalized val. 1912-17,677,498
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912——$53.10
Population in 1910
51,678
INT. paid at State Treasury.
„
SPRINGFIELD
WAY
AND
PLEAS.
PARK
^
DRIVE¬
DISTRICT.
This district comprises the City of
Springfield and certain outlying terri¬
tory—about 48 square miles.
4s '03
Sept $25,000c.Sept 1 ' 14-23
fl7,500c-Sept 1 '14-20
4s '05
Sept
8,000c_Sept 1 '21-'22
4,500c.--Sept 1 1923
27,500c-Sept 1 '14-'24
2,000c--_Sept 1 1925
1,500c_—Sept 1 1926
4s '09
M-S
16.000c_Sept 1 '14-*29
4s '11
Sept 36,000c-Sept 1 '14-'31
4s '12
M-S
47,500c-Sept 1 '14-'32
5s '12
23,600c.Jan 2 '14-17
GEN. BONDS Jan 1913—.$198,500
Assess, val. '11 (1-3 act.)_ 19,622,000
District tax (per $1,000) 1911—$4.40
INT. at Springfield Marine Bank.
4s '06
Sept
SPRINGFIELD SCH DIS. NO.186.
4Ms'12 J-D$145,350c_J'ne 1 '14-32
May 7 '13-$153,000
Assessed valuation 1912—18,281,000
Population in 1913 (est.)
60,000
INT. at Mercantile Tr. Co., St. L.
BOND. DEBT
STERLING. ~~~
V
?
This city is in Whiteside Co. Inc.
Feb. 16 1857.
Pop'n 1910* 7,467.
Hospital Bonds.
5s
Sept $35.000—Sept 1 '15-'24
Paving Bonds.
«
4Hs
M-N $l,500c.Nov 1 '14-'15
4J^s
J-D
ll,000c_ Dec 1 '14-'21
4Hs
Aug
6,500c.Aug 1 *15-'21
5s
Feb
3,500„Feb 1 '14-'20
5s
Sept
17,000—Sept 1 '15~'25
5s
Sept
8,000—Sept 1 *16-'26
5s.
Jan
2,000—Jan 1 *14-'17
5s
June
8,000—June 1 '16-'26
Improvement Bonds.
4s
F-A
$4}OOOc_Aug 1 *15-'18
Library Bounds.
4Hs
Aug
$9,700c_Aug 1 '14~'23
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13- $103,000
Assessment debt
(add'l)67,700
act.)-.2,804.187
Assess, val. '13 (1-3
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$50.00
INTEREST payable at Sterling at
First Nat. and Sterling Nat., banks.
City Bonds.
J-D $16,500c—June U925
THORNTON TWP. HIGH S. D.
Renewal Bonds.
This township is in Cook
County.
4s '06
J-D $36,200c—Junel 1916
High-School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13$339,800 4s '10
M-N$126,000c.Nov 1 '14-'27
Temporary loan.199,100 BOND.
DEBT Sept 1 '13- $135,000
E qualized valuation
1912.19,701,707
(Assessment about 1-3 act. value.)
'(Assessment 1-3 actual value.)
High school tax (per $1,000) '12 $2.30
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$13.80
16,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912— 45.56 Population in 1913 (est)
INT. at office of Township Treas.
Population in 1910
45,401
INT. paid by City Treasurer.
4s'07
WABASH COUNTY S. D. NO. 33.
5s '13
A-O $69,000c.Apr 15 '15-'33
ROCKFORD PARK DISTRICT.
5s
Aug
500
Aug 1 1914
4s '09
J-J $100,000c-July 1 *19-*28 TOT. DEBT Oct
3 *13
$69,500
4s '11
J-J
100,000c
1916-1930 Assessed valuation 1912
1,417,628
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913$200,000 (Assessment about 1-3 act. value.)
Sinking fund
2,500 Population in 1913 (est.)
8,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)_20,650,361
INT. at Cont. & Com. Tr. & Sav.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912——$2.64 Bank, Chicago.
Population in 1913 (est.)
65,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago. WAUKEGAN.
This city is in Lake Co.
Commis¬
sion government adopted Feb. 14 *11.
ROCK ISLAND.
This city is in Rock Island
$4,500
Dec 1920
County. 4s '00 ' Dec
Incorp. Feb. 27 1841;
Apr
2,000-Apr 1924
re-lncorp. 5s '04
Nov. 4,1879. 'Commission
Dec
9,000
Dec 1925
govern¬ 5s '05
ment adopted Jan.3 1911.
5s '06
June
6,000
_Junel926
5s *07
Mar
10,000—----Mar 1927
Refunding Bonds.
10,000—Sept '17 or '27
4^s
M-S $80,000r—Sept 1 1917 5s
5s
Water Certificates.
7,000
Oct 1927
5s
J-J
8,500
N9v 1928
$7,500c
Jan'14-16 5s
5s
Water Bonds.
4,500
Dec 1928
5s
F-A $25,000c—-Feb 1 1922 5s
5,000
Mayl929
East End Park bonds
15,500—July 5 '14-'24
$2,000 5s
Local impt. bonds
5s
32,000--Oct 15 *14-'30
76,200
BOND. DEBT Oct 2 '13-— $114,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13191.300
Water debt (incl.)
15,805
32,500 Sinking fund.
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)—6,289,117 Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..3,306,078
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$50.80 City tax (per $1,000) 1912.—$12.00
Population in 1910
24,335 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912— 67.80
16,069
INT. payable at office of City Clerk Population in 1910
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
except on ref. 4 Hs, which Is payable
---
—
—
9,897
...
—
—
PEKIN
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs'12 June$118,000_June 1 '14-'32
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913—
$118,000
Assessed valuation 1912
-.2,447,899
INT. at Joun Nuveen &
Co., Chic.
at office of State Treasurer.
PEORIA.
COUNTY.
Waterloo Is the county seat. Bonds
below are registered with State Aud.
Population
PANA
'23-'33
4Hs'll J-J
4Ms'04
4Hs'll
MONROE
—
Trk
,
MONMOUTHTCHTDIST.
County.
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hs'H F-A $49,000c.Aug 1 '16-'30
TOT. DT. Feb'12(all
water).$64,500
Assessed valuation 1911
1,301,190
Real value (est.)
,.
3,903,570
Population in 1910
6,055
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
Assess, val. '11 (1-3
Tax rate (per
Bonds.
Sav. Bk., Chicago
CITY.
This city is in Christian
Sinking fund-
monmouth!
City Hall
$78,000
Water-Extension Bonds.
J-J
$35,000—July 1 1932
(Optional beginning July 1 1917)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 29 '13-$113,000
Population in 1910
;
5,011
INT. at Treasurer's office.
5s '12
BOND. DEBT Jan 3 1911—$96,000
Assessed valuation 1910-_.2,658,525
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910—$70.00
MOLINE.
This city Is In Rock Island County.
Inoorp. Feb.
14
1855;
re-lncorp.
Aug. 6 1872.
Commission govern¬
ment adopted Jan. 3 1911.
Street Improvement.
4Mb
M-S $15,000c.-Sept 1 1914
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1909)
4Hs
J-J
$10,000c— -Jan 2 1917
Water-Works Extension.
4^s
F-A $10,000c—Aug 1 1914
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1904) J
4Hs'12 J-J f$14,000c—-July 1 1917
1150,000c. July 1 *18-'32
County.
INT. at State Auditor's office.
SANGAMON COUNTY.
$1,000) 1912--$59.50
Population in 1910—
—66,950
INT. on refunding railway bonds
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12--$8.60
at Hanover Nat.
Bank, N. Y.; all Population in 1910
.,——91,024
others at City Treasurer's office.
INT. at
INT. payable at Treas'r's office.
13 1901. Popn. 1910, 19,444.
Mun. bd. dt. Oct 1913
$70,000
Water debt certificates
290,000
—
37,500c.Aug 1 ' 14-28 County tax (per $1,000) 1913—17.80
July 159,000c
1914-1930 Population in 1910
30,204
village is in Cook Co. Incorp.
Nov.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913$82,000
'13 (about)
5,500,000
Assess, val.
F-A
.
4s '04
xcvii
This city Is in Peoria
County.
Inc.
Feb. 26 1839; re-lnc. Oct. 20
1891.
Refunding Bounty Bonds.
June$21,000c
Junel 1922
4s'02
4s *03
M-S
21,000c- —Mar 2 1923
Refunding Railway Bonds.
4>^s'08 J-J, $75,000c.July
1 '14-'28
Levee Improvement Bonds.
4s '12
May $45,000c_May 1 '14-'22
ROCK ISLAND SCHOOL DIST.
4^8*11 M-S$100,000
Aug 1 1916
BOND. DEBT Oct
COUNTY?
TWP.
SCH.
DIST.
This district is in Lake County.
4Hs'10 F-A $17,OOOr_Aug 1 *14-'30
4Hs'12 J-J
19,000—July 1 '14-*32
High-Schoo» Bonds.
1913--$100,000
Co., Chi. 4s '09
INT. at N. W. Halsey &
SALINE
WAUKEGAN
F-A/$60,000r_Aug 1 *14-'28
i
9,000—Feb
1 1929
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913$86,000
Assessed valuation 1911—3,965,376
School tax (per $1,000) 1911..$8.40
Harrlsburg is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'06 July $74.000r_July 1 '14-'23 ^INTEREST payable in
Chicago,
j
Nov., 1913.J
MICHIGAN-DEBT OF STATE.
Assess, val. '11
WHEATON.
This
(1-3 act.).$6,452,219
tax(per$l,000)'ll $11.00
Population in 1910.
23,052
INT. payable by State Treasurer.
Is
1890.
Sewer Bonds.
WILMETTE SCH. DIST. NO. 39.
$5,000c. July 15 1914
This district Is In Cook County.
Paving Bonds.
4s
J-D $13,500
1914-1922
5s
J-J
$81,000c July 15 *14-'22
4s
J-D
26,550c
1914-1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
$14,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913..
$46,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
100,000
1.312,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..1,066,159 Assessed valuation 1911
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$12.80 School tax (per $1,000) 1912...$2.35
INT. on all but $10,000 bonds pay¬
INTEREST on the water-works
5s
J-J
Chicago;
*Total
County seat Is Carml.
Bonds are
registered with State Auditor.
*
Funding Bonds.
4Hs
J-J
$60,000c...July'14-'18
BOND. DEBT May 1912.
$84,000
d Figures
Assessed valuation 1911...1,606,076
Real valuation 1911
4,818,228
we
Population (June 1911 Census).3,627
Issued under the Drainage Act, and assessments are
made for their payment on the lands benefitted.
The figures given below
for March 1913.
Hopkins Drainage District— $3,000
Inlet Swamp Drainage Dist— 11,500
Areola Drainage Dist. No. 1.
2,400 Keithsburg Drainage Dist... 40,500
Auxier Creek Spec. Dr. Dist. 27,000 Kickapoo Drainage District.
8,094
Lacey Levee & Drainage Dist 60,575
Bay Creek Sub-Dist. of Sny
Island & Lev. Dr. Dist
15,000 Little Beaver Drainage Dist. 13,500
Bay Island Drainage & Levee
McGee Creek Levee & Drain¬
District No. 1
.167,500
age District
—
158,900
Beaver Pond Ditch District3,850 Maple Grove Drainage Dist. 29,700
Big Lake Spec. Drain. Dist._ 90,000 Mason & Cass River District 79,000
Bird's Drainage District
28,580 Meredosia Levee & Dr. Dist. 13,000
Boone's Pond Mut. Dr. Dist4,000 Middle Fork Spec. Dr. Dist. 55,000
Canteen Creek Dr. Dist
9,000 Mineral Marsh Spec. Dr.Dist
6,155
Olaussen Park Levee & Drain¬
District
Goal Creek Levee & Dr. Dist.
Momence & Pembroke Drain¬
13,690
55,376
4,000
Oypress Special Drain. Dist_
Degognia & Fountain Bluff
Levee & Drain. Dist
65,500
Drain. District No. 1, towns
of Atkinson and Alba
9,600
Dr. Un. Dist. No. 1 of Drury,
Rock Isl. Co., and Eliza,
Mercer County
5,000
Drain. Dist. No.,1, Town of
Gold Hill
1,000
Drurv Drainage District
78,500
age
District
Mud Creek
North
2,131
Spec. Drain.Dist. 19,000
Fork
Spec. Dr. Dist.
(Hamilton & Saline Cos.). 156,000
Otter Pond Ditch District.3,500
Partridge Dr. & Levee Dist._ 85,500
Roe Special Drainage Dist— 25,000
St. Clair Co. Dr. Dist. No. 1.269,800
Salt Creek Drainage District. 16,435
Sangamon River Sp.Dr.Dist. 63,000
Scotts Sub. Dist., Kickapoo,
Drainage District
1,080
Snake Creek Drainage Dist.. 18,031
Sub-Dist. No. 1 of Union Dr.
Taylor Pond Drainage Dist
2,443
Dist. No. 1 of the towns of
Union Drain. Dist. (Wayne
& Edwards Counties)
Drury, Rock Island Co.,
73,000
and Eliza, Mercer Co.
30,500 Union Drainage Dist. No. 1,
Eagle Branch Drainage Dist.
Lee and Whiteside Cos
1,328
15,000
Grand Tower Dr. & Leb. Dist 11,700
Sub-Dist. No. 1 of above2,500
Green River Spec. Dr. Dist.
Union Drain. Dist., Towns
(Bureau & Whiteside cos.). 54,868
of Deerfield & Northfield
Green River Spec. Dr. Dist.
(Lake & Cook Counties)..
4,500
(Henry & Bureau counties) 176,800 Union Sp. Dr. Dist. of Henry
Hager Slough Drainage Dist.
and Whiteside Counties
2,000
6,400
Hartwell Drain. & Levee Dist 27,000 Vandalia Levee & Dr. Dist.. 28,000
Henderson Co. Dr. D. No. 2.146,500 Vermilion Spec. Drain. Dist.
7,000
Hillview Dr. & Lev. Dist
208,800
-
4
•
Beginning with 1909 assessed values were based on 1-3 of actual value
as heretofore.
See page 102 of this publication.
*
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
as a
Territory (Act Jan. 11 1805)
Admitted
as
State
Total
area
a
of State
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
(square miles).
58,915
Lansing
—
Sec. of State (term exp. Dec. 31 *14).Frederick C. Martindale
Treasurer (term
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Batavia (C), Kane
County...$53,000
School District.. 30,000
Twp., Iroquois Co..*25,000
Benton (C), Franklin County. 77,200
Berwyn School Dist. No. 100. 69,500
Bloom Twp., Cook County
*94,000
Bowdre Twp., Douglas County 35,000
Bushnell W/i McDonough Co. 33,200
(G)l
Tax per
$1,000.
Pop'n,
———a$l,152,741a$14.60
4,436
Beardstown
Belmont
-
~
~
"
None
~
71,000
49,000
Chicago Heights (C), Cook Co. 74,500
China Twp, Lee County
25,000
Cicero School Dist. No. 99
158,000
De Kalb, De Kalb County
41,500
De Kalb Sch. Dist. No. 64-.- 41,000
Dixon (C), Lee County...—. 30,000
Dolton (V), Cook County
28,000
Drummer Twp. High Sch. D_./»45,000
East Lincoln Twp., Logan Co. 44,000
Effingham (C), Effingh'm Co. 17,000
Eldorado Twp. Sch. Dist
25,000
Elmhurst Sch. Dist. No. 46
40,000
Embarass Twp., Edgar Co— 35,000
Flora Twp H S D., Clay Co.. 35,000
F orest Park S. D. 91, Cook Co. 43,000
Franklin Co. S. D. No. 48,
(P. O. Benton)
34,000
Galena (C), Jo Daviess Co
35,050
Geneseo Twp.H.S.D.,HenryCo.45,000
Gibson City S. D., Ford Co... 35,000
Granite City Sch. District
42,000
Hamilton (T), Hancock Co..- 30,000
Herrln School District
;
$33,000
Highland Park, Lake County. *86,000
Jackson County.
29,000
Kankakee (C), Kankakee Co._ 53,000
Kewanee (C), Henry County.. 36,000
La Grange Sch. Dist. No. 102. 48,000
Lee County....
90,000
Lewlston
Twp., Fulton County 28,000
Lincoln (C), Logan County— 28,000
Lockport Twp Sch. Dist
50,000
Lyons, Cook County
90,000
Marseilles, La Salle County
32,500
Mattoon Twp. S. D. No. 100.-
None
15,000
16.674
None
None
None
None
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Michigan's State debt
will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of April 1894,
In 1864 the State Treasurer reported the funded debt at $3,880,399 and $1,450,472 additional "trust fund debt."
The State has no
bonded debt at present.
The "trust fund debt" on June 30 1913 amounted
to $6,894,212.46.
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.
up to 1894
page 98.
,
EQUALIZED VALUATION.—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, for 1909 3.42 mills, 1910 2.72, 1911 2.85 and 1912 2.38
School
25,600
District
Rook Island County.
29,500
St. Charles School Dist. No. 87 44,900
Saline Co. Sch. Dist. No. 43-- 47,000
Sterling Twp., Whiteside Co.. 36,500
Streator, La Salle County
40,000
Streator School District No. 45 58,000
Taylorville (O), Christian Co-
38,000
50,000
Urbana Park District—,
34,000
Summit Sch. Dist. No. 104
Dist
*115,000
8,102
None
as
equalized by the State Board of Education.
Year.
Equalized Val. Tax Rate. Year.
Equalized Val. Tax Rate.
1876
$2,288,000,000
$2.85
$630,000,000
$1,144
1906
1866
1,734,100,000
1.95
307,965,843
1.889
1901
1,578,100,000
2.430 1856
137,663,009
0.472
1896
1,105,100,000
1.871 1846——
29,369,065
2.50
1886
945,450,000
1.272
In 1912 the assessed valuation of real estate was $1,649,105,370; personal
property, $429,589,039; total valuation, $2,078,694,409.
1911
-
POPULATION OF STATE.
1910.
2,810.173 1880
1,636,937 1840
212,267
1904-——-- 2,530,016 1870—--.- 1.184,059 1830
31,639
1900
2,420,982 1860
749,113 1820
8,896
1890.
2,093,889 1850
397,654 18104762
From 1860 to 1870 increase was 434,946, or 58.1%l from 1870 to 1880,
452,878, or 38.25%: from 1880 to 1890, 456,953. or 27.92%.
From 1890
to 1900 the increase was 327,092, or 15.6%.
From 1900 to 1910 the in¬
—.
——
.
389,191,
was
or
16.1%.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Michigan,
debt, started its
career as a
as
noted in
State in January
to be
abreast
of
the
our
history of the State's
1837, when the whole land
buoyant over its inflated enterprises carried
was
..
times, instead of putting
on
at public expense.
any
limit
on
80,
the power of
the State to create debt, it put into its constitution a notice to the Legis¬
lature to
go
to
work at
"waters," that the
once
and
make
provision for
"ascertaining the
to roads, canals and navigable
might be raised and these improvements might
little delay as possible.
money
That
In
was
1850
the spirit which ruled and the condition which prevailed In 1837.
Michigan
made
and
adopted
another
constitution.
During
the years which intervened the people had gained a wide experience and
had evidently profited by it. Hence we find them at the latter date showing
a
purpose to
from
make
the one it
an
was
instrument in its financial features about
to
continued in the new
1908.
supplant
constitution
as
as
dissimilar
It could well be, and this purpose la
approved by
a
popular vote
on
Nov. 3
The provisions of the 1908 constitution concerning the debt-making
of the State
contained in Sections 10,11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article
7", 216
1,869
X.
6",776
x2.99
power
SECTION 10.
The State may contract debts to meet deficits in revenue
but such debts shall not be in aggregate at any one time exceed two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
The State may also contract debts to repel
x8~97~623
3,898
are
These sections follow:
1,877
invasion, suppress insurrection, defend the State or aid the United States
in time of war.
The money so raised shall be applied to the purposes for
which it is raised or to the payment of the debts contracted.
SECTION 11.
No scrip, certificate or other evidence of State indebted¬
ness shall be issued except for such debts as are expressly authorized in
4,835
71,165,387
a710,873
o862,792
any persons,
the constitution.
7638,233
SECTION 12.
738,276
None
71,600,000 711.40
None
a744,378
4,000 xl,955,028 2:23.70
7614,089
None$al,019,862
71,000,000$713.00
—:
77.130,695 711.30
None 73,750,782 749.00
5,000 72,453,701 715.50
None
1,627
"4*209
35,143
13,986
9,307
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
76.90
C5.42
e331,000
72,150.000
76.75
72,500.000
79.70
7959.675
7800.000 724.65
a2,163,500 d21.00
50.00
71,894,397
2:2,976,855
cl,139,401
xl,275,499
a2,385,836
72,357,293 719.50
75,500,500
71.796,439 714.70
78,700,000
a808,969
tl.005,085 715.60
71,950,000
tOR"}
a9.00
758.10
27,750
3,198
10,892
1,483
3,291
"2~228
2,004
4,203
4,024
9,535
8.737
—
70,404
2,422
4^Q
71|215,308 730".66
1,800,000
8,344
d2,652,771 d53.45 f 14,253
None
22.60
1.611,687
3,500 * c848,000 720.00H
71.829,988
None 72,207,209 758.10
None
None
-----
.
—
—
t2,4$6,569 a21.50
corporation, public
or
private.
work of internal
improvement, nor engaged in carrying on any such work
except in the improvement of, or aiding in the improvement of public
roads, in the re-forestration and protection of lands owned by the
State and in the expenditure of grants to the State of lands or other property.
The 1908 constitution also provides that counties shall not incur any
indebtedness which shall increase, their total debt beyond 3% of their
assessed valuation.
At the general election in Nov. 1910, however, the
voters adopted a constitutional amendment to allow counties having an
assessed valuation of $5,000,000 or less to create debt up to 5% of this value.
The vote was 131,147, to 128,729.
wagon
Cities and villages are left by the 1908 instrument to the discretion of the
"
5",666
......
or
The State shall not subscribe to nor be interested in"
the stock of any company, association or corporation.
SECTION 14.
The State shall not be a party to, nor be interested in any
C5.42
lO'.OOOt 17.992". 046
The credit of the State shall not be granted to or in aid of
association
SECTION 13.
——
112,000720,939;866
(C), Schuyler Co.._
1,940
14,525
1,174
7848,000
None
each dollar of valuation
on
be prosecuted with as
7668,907/
22,000
1,200
Niles Township, Cook'Co
*34,500
Normal, MoLean County
36,000
Ottawa, La Salle County
119,000
Ottawa Sch. Dist. No. 141— 63,000
Paris Twp., Edgar Co
30,000
Pontiao Sch. Dist. No. 95
26,000
Proviso Twp. H.S.D.,CookCo. 45,000
River Forest S. D. No. 90-34,500
2,675
18,339
1,788
2,619
—
xi,549" 292
John W. Haarer
''proper objects of improvement in relation
d2,986,597 *
cl,117,589
d669,568
C2,698,204 C25.80
1,750,000
5.00
cl,931,386 C17.00
1915.516
t3,953,355
73.00
a9.16
1,022,920
718.50
12.825,000 712.00
*
88,000
Momence Twp., Kankakee Co. 66,000
Newman (T), Douglas Co
*28,000
1910.
|
None al,586,854 x30.0G
C944.698
o373,663
None tl,555,176
73.00
AJ UOUUU11
Canton Un. S. D., Fulton Co.
Centrevllle Township
;
Assessed
Valuation.
expires Deo. 311914)
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years the first Wednesday in
January, and there is no limit to the length of session, excepting special
sessions, in attending which members can receive no more than 20 days' pay.
crease
we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions in
the State of Illinois, which are not represented among the foregoing detailed
reports.
We add the population according to the U. S. Census of 1910.
"
UrbanalSch.
July 4 1805
(Act June 15 1836)——Jan. 26 1837
Governor (term exp. Dec. 31 1914)—Woodbridge N.Ferris
In the table below
Rochelle
1911
are
Ambraw Drainage District..$19,000
Ambraw River Dr. Dist
54,345
Rushville
for
are
Instead of 1-5
State Capital—
*
are
age
29.00
Figures
a
c 1913 figures,
h This covers merely a
not Informed as to what Is total debt.
are
ILLINOIS
DRAINAGE
DISTRICTS.
(Not Included among statements In detail.)
1909.
year
Pop'n,
1910.
4,943
—
figures,
7 1912
Issue of bonds;
recent
for
are
Assessed Tax per
$1,000.
Valuation.
_d$l,179,138
71,600,542
None
828,107
7980,400
State
WINNETKA SCH. DIST. NO. 36.
A district
(P. O. Wlnnetka)
In
Cook County.
4Hs'12 M-N$45,000—May 1 '19-'30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1912—
$71,500
COUNTY.
debt,
1910 figures.
x
on
Bonds below
Debt.
Yellowhead Twp. KankakeeCo 35,000
able at State Bank of Evanston.
the sewer and paving
bonds at office of City Treasurer.
WHITE
Floating
Debt.
(V), Cook County.*$27,500
Winnetka Park Dist., Cook Co. 45,000
Woodstock Sch. Dist. No. 72. 33,000
Wilmette
_
bonds payable at the First Nat. Bk.
of
Bonded
State & Co.
In Dupage County,
Pop'n 1910, 3,423.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
May $12,500c_May 1 '14-*18
city
inc. In
105
Legislature in the matter of restrictions upon their borrowing power.
The
provision which relates to this subject is found in Article 8, Section 20,a nd
is
as
follows.
,
SECTION 20.
The Legislature shall provide by a general law for thel ncorporation of cities and by a general law for the incorporation of villages
such general laws shall limit their rate of taxation for
municipal purposes
and restrict their powers of borrowing money and contracting debts.
Pursuant to Sec. 20, laws providing for the incorporation of cities and
villages were passed by the Legislature in 1909.
By Subdivision (i) of Section 26 of Act No. 278 of the Public Acts of 1909
villages are prohibited from incurring debt in excess of 10% of the assessed
valuation as shown by the last preceding assessment roll,
except that in
the case of fire, flood or other calamity, requiring an
emergency fund, or
for the repair or rebuilding of any of its municipal buildings,
works, bridges
or streets, a village may borrow an additional amount not
exceeding M of
1% of the assessed value; but such debt not to run for more than three
years.
Moneys on hand in
a
sinking fund limited to the payment of
indebtedness may be deducted in figuring the borrowing
capacity.
gage
bonds to acquire or operate any public utility
may
Mort¬
be Issued beyond
the limit of general indebtedness, but such bonds, it is provided, shall be
secured only upon the property and revenue of such
utility, including
a franchise, stating the terms
upon which. In case of foreclosure the pur¬
chaser may operate the same, which franchise shall in no case extend for
a
longer period than 20
years
from the date of the sale of such utility and
•
106
franchise
foreclosure.
The rate of tax which villages may levy for
is limited by subdivision (J) of Sec. 26 to 2% of the as¬
on
municipal
purposes
sessed valuation.
Subdivision (Jc) says that no village shall have power
to issue any bonds without creating a sinking fund for their payment, ex¬
cept special assessment bonds, which are a charge upon a special district
created for the payment thereof, and serial bonds payable annually.
The borrowing jpowers of cities are regulated by subdivision (&) of Sec. 4
of Act No. 279 oi the Public Acts of 1909, as amended by Act 203, Public
Acts of 1911, and Act No. 5, Public Acts of 1913, known as the "Home
Rule" Act. nr. 96, pp. 1107 & 1607.]
It is therein provided that each city
may in its charter provide for borrowing money in a sum not to exceed 8 %
of the assessed value except that in cities where the amount which may be
borrowed is now limited by law, such limit shall continue until raised or low¬
ered by a 3-5 vote of the electors voting on the question at a general or
special election; and in such cities bonds Issued for public improvements in
connection with which a special assessment district is made to pay therefor,
and which are a charge upon such district, shall not be included unless the
contrary is provided by the charter, and the resources of the sinking fund
shall be deducted in determining the amount of such indebtedness.
No
single increase shall exceed 2% of the assessed value,
when a city is
authorized to acquire or operate any public utility, it may, for the purpose
of acquiring the same, borrow money on the credit of the city in a sum not
to exceed 2% of the assessed value of all of the real and personal property of
the city, and the city may also, for the purpose of acquiring such public
utility, issue mortgage bonds therefor beyond the general limit of bonded
indebtedness prescribed by law;
Provided,
That such mortgage bonds
issued beyond the general limits of bonded indebtedness prescribed by law
shall not impose any liability upon such city, but shall be secured only
upon the property and revenues of such public utility, including a franchise
Stating the terms upon which, in case of foreclosure, the purchaser may
operate the same .which franchise shall in no case extend for a longer period
than 20 years from the date of the sale of such utility and franchise on
foreclosure.
And provided, further, That the charter shall provide for the
creation of a sinking fund by setting aside such percentage of the gross
or net earnings of the public utility as may be deemed sufficient for the
payment of the mortgage bonds at maturity.
In case of fire, flood or
other calamity, the legislative body may borrow for the relief of the in¬
habitants of the city and for the preservation of municipal property, a
sum not to exceed H of 1% of the assessed value, due in not more than
three years, even if such loan would cause the indebtedness of the city
to exceed the limit fixed in the charter.
No city shall have the power
to incur indebtedness or issue bonds of any kind except for emergency pur¬
poses as above stated, and bonds secured only by mortgage on the property
and franchise of a public utility which shall exceed in the aggregate 10%
of the assessed value of all the real and personal property in the city.
It
is also provided that cities now incorporated as fourth-class cities may,
While so incorporated, incur indebtedness up to the limits contained in the
Act of
incorporation.
Subdivision (a) of Section 4 allows cities to levy an annual tax not ex¬
ceeding 2% of the assessed value.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.—At an election held April 7
1913 proposed constitutional amendments granting the right of suffrage
pensions were defeated.
Three other
amendments submitted, including provisions for initiative and referendum
in legislative matters, initiative and referendum on constitutional amend¬
ments and recall of elective officers (excepting judges of courts of record),
carried
y, Q0 p 13X1
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to women and concerning firemen's
•
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION—An Act of the Legislature approve
May 13 1909 provides that bonds hereafter issued by any county, township,
city, village or school district in the State of Michigan mall be exempt from
all taxation.
V. 88, p. 1452.
TAX ON SECURED DEBTS—The 1913 Legislature passed an Act
(No, 142) providing that by the payment of a specific tax of M %"secured
debts"
may
be exempted from the payment of further general taxes.
The
Act in full is given in V. 97, p. 753.
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[Vol.
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SAVINGS
INVESTMENTS—The
BANK
law governing
investments
Water Bonds.
Local Improvement Bonds.
J-J
$13,000c
—1925
M-N$15,000-—May 15 1914 5s '08
F-A
50,000—Dec 1 *26-'42
5,000—Aug 15 1914 4Ms'12 J-D
„„„„
^
4s '06
4s *06
5s '07
5s *08
5s '09
J-D
Refunding Bonds.
F-A
$5,000c.-Aug 15 1924
J-J
5,000c—Jan 1 1930
4s
J-J
5,000c-—Jan 1 1914
5s *09
M-S
5s
F-A
3,000c—Feb 2 1915
5s
F-A
3,000c
1919
5s *10
J-J
5s
M-S
10.000
1926-1926
5Ms
J-J
4,000c—Mar 1 1927
j-j
5s
5s
J-J
1,000c--July 1 1923
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13
$74,500
Assessment debt (add'l)
1,000
5s *12
F-A
Sinking fund.
1.600
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)—1,621,220
5s .'12
M-S
$1.80
10,000—Sept 16 1917 City tax (per $1,000) 1912
5s '13
-—4,519
M-N100,000Mayl 16,' 18-' 21 Population in 1910:
INTEREST Is payable part In
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s'95
A-O $40,000.-Oct 1 '20-'21 New York, part in Chicago, part in
4s '97
A-O
20,000-- Oct 15 1927 Grand Rapids, part in Big Rapids
4s'98
Oct $18,000
..Oct 15 1928 and part in Detroit, Mich.
4s '00-'01Mar40,000--Mar 1 '3 '0-'31
4s '02-3-4J-D 30,000.-June 1 *32-'34 birmingham.
4s '03
F-A
This village Is In Oakland County.
10,000
Feb 1 1933
4s '04
F-A
Sewer Bonds.
9,000.--Feb 16 1934
4s '05
F-A
10,000—Feb 16 1935 4Ms'12 M-S $25,000c__Mar 12 1927
4s *06
M-N 25,000
May 1 1916 Population in 1910—
1,607
WEST BAY CITY—(ANNEXED).
INT. at Village Treasurer's offloe.
25,000—Dec 16' 1913
M-N 25,000
J-D
30,000
Mzy 1 1916
-June 11914
20,000
June 11917
4,000—Sept 15 1914
3,000— -Sept 15 1917
7,000—-July 15 1916
15,000—July 15 1914
7,000—July 15 1916
3,000—July 15 1919
25,000—Aug 1 1915
12,000
Aug 1 1917
5,000
Aug 1 1920
.
.
4Ms
4j|s
__
bronson.
This village is In Branch County.
Water and Light Bonds.
$60,000
June 11918
4 Ms' 10 M-N$40,000.
Refunding Impt. Bonds.
-1913-1935
5s '95
J-J
$58,000
July 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13-$40,000
5s '97
J-J
469,160
16,000
July 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1912
4s '99
J-J
22,000
July 1 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$12.50
4s 'OO-'OIJ-J
14,000.July 13 '20-'2"l Population in 1910
—1,020
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '97
F-A $20,000—Aug 1 1917
School Bonds.
cheboygan!
5s '90
J-J
$50,000—-July 1 1920
This,city is in Cheboygan Co. Inc.
4s '01
A-O
12,000
Oct 1 1921 1889.
Population in 1910, 6,859.
4s '04
F-A
Park Bonds (part every 5 years).
30,000--.Aug 15 1934
DEBT OF BAY CITY.
5s '03
A-O $22,OOOc_Oct 1 '18-'33
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13 $1,334,000
Paving Bonds.
Sink. fd. (oth.than water)
Mar
100,163 4s '06
$8,000c.Mar 1 '14-'17
NET DEBT Oct 31 '13— 1,233,837 5s '06
F-A
14,000c.Aug 1 '20-'23
Water debt (included)
JrD
366,500 5s '08
14,000
1917-1931
Total assessed value 1913-25,521,866
City-Hall and Paving Bonds.
5s '04
M-S $20,000c.Sept 1 '14-'23
(Assessment about cash value.)
Val. of city property 1913 2,864,614
Water-Works Bonds.
Population in 1910—
—45,166 5s '94
Aug $33,000c—July 2 1914
INTEREST in New York City 5s '06
A-O
4,000c—Oct 1 '14-T5
at National Bank of Commerce.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '07
F-A $20,000—Aug 1 '24-'27
bay county.
5s '08
J-D
7,000
1917-1931
4Ms.'99 A-O
.County seat Is Bay City.
4,000—-Oct 1 1929
BOND. DEBT dct 30 '13- $155,000
Refunding Bonds.
.2,333,293
'$30,000c—MarlO 1923 Assess, val. '12 (% act.)
M-S
4s
15,000c—Mar 10 1928 City tax (per $1,000) 1912!
$l7.00
INTEREST on the water-works
30,000c—Mar 10 1933
4s
A-O
60,000c-0ct 1 '25&'30 bonds due July 2 1914,. the park
4s '06
J-J
20,000c—-July 1 1921 bonds due 1918 to 1933 and the street
4s '09
J-D
25,000c—Dec 15 1923 impt. bonds due 1920 to 1923 Is pay¬
able at the Chemical Nat. Bank In
County-House Bonds.
4s '05
M-N$23,000c—Nov 9 1920 New York; on the city-hall and pav¬
State Judgment Bonds.
ing bonds at the State Say. Bank,
5s '07
J-D $25,000c—Dec 12 1919 Detroit; on all other Issues at the
4Ms'08J-D
25,000c—Dec 15 1921 First Nat. Bank In Cheboygan.
Stone Road Bonds.
4s Refund'g $50,000c—Aug 1 1922 cheboygan school dist.
4s
do.
50,000c
Aug 1 1927
High-School Bonds.
J-D $24,000c
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$354,920 5s '07
June 1922
Sewer Bonds.
4s'88
J-D
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.
by Michigan savings banks as amended in 1913 was printed in full In the
••Chronicle" of May 24 1913. page 1507.
xcvii.
.
.
CITIES,
COUNTIES
STATE
OF
AND
TOWNS
IN
THE
MICHIGAN.
NOTE.—For
statements,
see
adrian.
This cfty
places not gieen In alphabetical order among the tottowino
"Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
Is
In
Lenawee County.
1853.
Population '10, 10,736.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-N $90,000c_N ov 1 *14-31
INTEREST payable In Ann Arbor
at State Savings Bank.
Inc.
Paving Bonds.
3s *01
M-N J $20,000c._
1916 & 1921
t
9,500c
1926
M-N 30,000c
1918-1940
($3,000 in '18, '22, '24, '27. *30, *32
$4,000 in *35, '38 ft {40.)
4s *11
May $20,000—1926 & 1931
BOND. DEBT dct 1 '13- $174,500
Assessment debt (additional)
3,316
Sinking fund
13,642
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)-.7,402,415
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$25.10
4s '07
battle
This
Incorp.
creek.
city
a
Is
In
Calhoun
village 1850;
as a
County.
city 1859.
Sewer Bonds.
3Ms'00 M-S $10,000c—Mar 1 1914
4s'03
M-S
10,000c—Mar *14-'15
4s '04
M-S
15,000c_Mar 1 *16-'18
3Ms'01 M-S
15,000c—Sept 1 1921
4s '05
M-S
A-O
15,000c_Mar' 19-20-'22
4s '06
15,000c—-Apr 1 1924
4s '08
M-N 15,000c_May 1 '20-'22
4Ms'07 M-N 15,000——1925-1927
4s '09
M-N 15,000——1923-1928
4s '10
J-D
15,000c—.June 1 1929
INT. at Treasurer's office.
4s '11
M-S
30,000—Mar 1 1931
4s '12
M-N 30,000
1924rl932
albion.
This city is in Calhoun Co.
Inc. 4Ms'13 M-N 15,000—Nov 1 '25-'26
Bridge Bonds.
1885.
Pop'n 1910, 5,833.
4s *09
$10,000
1925-1926
Bridge Bonds.
M-N 17,000
Nov 1 1923
3s
Aug
$2,000c
1914 4s'09
4Ms'08 M-S
30,000c.Sept 1 '15-'24
I 8,000—Nov 1 1928
4s '10
M-S
15,000c—Sept 1 1930
Water Bonds.
M-S ,15,000—Mar 1 1931
5s
J-J
$50,000c—July 1 1919 4s '11
4s '12
M-N 10,000 ——1918-1919
Paving Bonds.
5s '11
Aug $16,000c
1914-1921 4Ms* 13 M-S 10,000——Sept 1 1915
City-Hall Bonds.
BOND, DEBT dct 1 '13—
$98,000
—
„
4,500
act.)--3,073,420
Assessment debt (add'l)
Assess, val. '13 (2-3
City tax (per $1,000)
INT.
on
water
1913-—S1&.30
5s.in
N.
Y.
on
„
4s *10
M-S $30,000c.Sept 1 '32-34
F-A 150,000--Feb 1 *27-'36
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '95
M-S $30.000c.Sept 1 '15-'17
4s '12
Paving Bonds.
bridge 4 Ms in Chicago; other
4s '97
M-S $30,000c„
bonds at City Treasurer's office.
Sept 1 '18-'20
4s'03
M-S
10,000c—Mar 1 1922
4s '06
M-S
13,000c——1923
alger county.
4Ms'07 M-S 25,000
-1925-1927
Munlslng is the county seat. .
4Ms'08M-S 25,000
1927-1929
Road Bonds.
4s '10
M-S
12,000c—Sept 1 1931
5s '11
F-A $50,000-Aug 1 '16-'25
4Ms' 13 M-S
BOND. DEBT Mar 1912.
10,000—Sept 1'16-'17
$150,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept 29 '13 $580,000
Assessed valuation 1911—4,232,530
Water debt (included)--.
30,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909--—$7,924
Total assess, yal. 1913— -38,718,780
Population in 1910
7-675
INT. on 58 at Treas. office or Par¬ (Assessment about M actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$10.00
son, Son & Co., N. Y. and Chicago.
Population in 1910
25,267
INTEREST payable in New York
alma school district.
This district Is In Gratiot County. at Nat. Park Bank.
4Ms'12 Mar $65,000-Mar 15 '16-'26
BOND. DEBT Jan 1912—
m
$74,000 bay city.
Assessed valuation 1911.
1,776,320
Bay City Is InTBay County.
InINT. payable at Detroit Trust Co. cor. 1865.
Commission government
adopted April 7 1913.
ann arbor.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '91
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
M-S $25,000. —-Sept 1 1920
4s '14
F-A$450,000- Feb 1 '20-*34 4s'89
J-J
24,000--July 1'14ft'19
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913$128,741
City-Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1913.-14,000,000 4s '93
J-D $25,000
June 1 1922
Tax rate (per $1,000)1913
J-J
$8.31 4s'95
50.000-July 1'25&'30
J-J
Population in 1910—
14,817 4s '97
20,000—July 1 1915
115,000
July 1 1920
Public Park Bond4.
ann arbor school dist.
This district Is In Washtenaw Co. 4s '07
J-D$200,000c—June 15 1937
4s '05
Water-Works Bonds.
A-O$200,000c_ Sept 1 '14-'35
o.
BOND. DEBT dct 1 '13J-J $140,000
$200,000 4s '99
July 1 1929
Assess, val. *13 (4-5 act.)-14,600,000
School Refunding Bonds.
J-JG $15,000-July 9 1928
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$6.13 4s '08
M-N$25,000—May 1 '17-18
Population m 1913 (est.)-----18,000 5s '91
the
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...
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.
Assess.val.' 12(abt.2-3act.)29,125,917
State&Co. tax (per $1,000)
INTEREST
on
4s, 1923, 1928 ft 1933, county-house
bonds, $20,000
refunding 4s and
judgment 5s at the
Amer. Exch.
Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
on
refunding
4s,
1925
and
1930, $60,000, at
Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Y.; on
$25,000 refunding 4s at First Nat.
Bank, Detroit; on judgment 4 Ms at
N. W. Halsey ft Co., N. Y.; on stone
road bonds at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.
bentley township.
This township (P. O. Estey) is in
Gladwin County.
/
Highway Bonds.
.
,
5s '13
—-
1928
$80,000
benton harbor.
This city is in Berrien Co.
Incor.
Population 1910, 9,185.
1891.
Water Bonds.
z
4s '02
J-J
$9,000—-July '14-'22
4 Me* 11 J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1941
4Ms'13 J-J
100,000
July 1943
_
„
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s'06
M-N$30,000——Nov 2 1916
4Ms*12 M-N 20,000
May 11932
Bridge Bonds.
4 Ms'08 J-J
$30,000July 1 1938
Public Park Bonds.
4s '03
J-J
$50,000c-Jan 1 *24-'33
4Ms'll JJ
100,000c__Jan
*34-'40
Improvement Bonds.
.s '96
$15,000—
4s '00—A-O
15,000——Apr 1920
Street Impt. Bonds.
4s '02
A-O $20,000——Oct *14-'21
Refunding Bonds.
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4Ms'07 A-O $30,000
Apr 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913- $469,000
Assessed valuation 1913—5,656,660
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$25.65
INT. at Farmers'
& Merchants'
_
-
,
-
-
—
„
Bank and American Nat. Bank.
benton harbor sch. dist.
5s '13
$55,000—
TOTAL DEBT
—
5s *07
Sept
'12_$9.37
68,238
24,000c—Sept 11 1927
4 Ms
,J-J
30,000c—July 1 1924
BOND. DEBT dept 30 '13 $78,000
$75,000 refunding Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).2,400,000
Population in 1910--—--
—
-
(?)
bessemer.
This city is in Gogebic Co.
Incor.
1893.
Population 1910, 4,583.
School tax
(per $1,000)
Population
m
1911—$7.00
1912 (est.)——8,000
INTEREST
on
the bonds due 1922
payable at Central Trust Co. of Illi¬
nois in Chicago; on bonds due 1924 at
Amerloan Exchange Nat. Bank, New
York; on bonds due 1927 at Chemical
Nat. Bank, New York.,
chippewa county.
County seat is Sauit Sfcc. mane.
Agricultural & Domestic School
A-O $20,000c—Feb 1 1926
Refunding Road Bonds.
4Mg'10 J-D$100,000c—June 1 1925
Court-House Bonds,
4s g
J-D $25,000c—June 1 1919
4s '11
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
A-O $35,000c—Apr 15 1919
4Ms'12 M-N 40,000c---May 15 1927
Bridge Bonds.
4s *04
J-D $25,000c—June 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$245,000
Floating, debt30,000
Sinking fund
35,000
-----
Total assessed value
1912-11,945,784
State, county and road tax
(per $1,000) 1912
— $12.51M
Population in 1910—
24,472
INTEREST on the bridge 4s, Ag¬
ricultural School bonds,
refunding
4 Ms of 1912 and court-house 4s Is
Sayable refunding Nat. Bank, N. Y.
ity; on at Chase
4 Ms due 1919 at
Harris Trust
ft Say. Bank, Chicago.
coldwater!
This
city Is In Branch County.
1861.
Population "10, 5,945.
Construction Bonds.
4s *12
Mar
$2,390—.
'—
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-S $28,000c.Sept 1 '14-*17
Armory Bonds.
4s
Oct
$4,600c. .Oct 1 '18-'22
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—
$50,242
Inc.
Assessed valuation 1913
3,962,854
(Assessment 65% to 75% actual val.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$10.00
INT. at City Treasurer's
office.
delta county.
Esoanaba is the county seat.
Water Bonds.
$20,000c
Bridge Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
Highway Bonds.
$35,000c. .Jan 1 '14-'25
Poor-House Bonds.
5s '12
$25,OOOc
4Ms'07
Sewer Bonds.
$2,000.. July 1 '14-'15
June 10,000-June 1'15-'24
6s '11
A-O $12,OOOc—Apr 1 '14-'21 5s 13
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 '13$58,000
Road Bonds.
J-J
Sinking fund
5,000 5s '08
$15,000..Jan 1 *14-'19
Assessed valuation 1912—3,964,787 4Ms'13 J-J
100,000c..Jan 1 *18-'27
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912---$24.90 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$155,500
INT. at J. Nuveen & Co., Chic.
Floating debt
10,037
Assessed valuation 1912
9,502,824
big rapids.
~~
True value (est).
.12,500,000
This city is in Mecosto County. State&Co. tax (per $1,000)'11.$10.06
Incorp. 1869.
Bonds are tax-free.
Population in 1910
30,108
Park Bonds.
INT. at County Treas. off Iceland
4Ms'll A-O $25.000c—Oct 2 1931 Escanaba Nat. Bank.
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—
...
,
.
Not., 1913. j
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
DETROIT.
Refunding Water Bonds (Issued
by Commissioners on City's Credit).
4s '04
F-A$ 100,000c...Aug 1 1919
Oscar B. Marx, Mayor; George E.
Engel, City Comptroller.
Detroit Is situated In Wayne Co.
Museum of Art Bonds.
Incorp. In 1806.
Woodmere (popu¬ 3Ks'04 M-S $50,OOOc&r.Sept 1 1929
lation 4,474) annexed April 1 1906.
The question of annexation of High¬ ANNEXED DISTRICT BONDS.
land Park
was defeated Nov. 8 1910.
V. 91, p. 1342. In a decision rendered
Feb. 16 1912 the State SupremeCourt
held that the Board of Education and
the Library Commission are corpora¬
tions
from
separate
the
city
and
therefore their bond Issues should not
be Included In the 2% limit of In¬
debtedness
for
municipal purposes
specified In the city charter.
V. 94,
p. 575.
At an election held April 7 1913.
under the Home Rule Act mentioned
on a preceding page, a charter amend¬
ment was adopted
authorizing the
city to acquire by purchase, condem¬
and to own
railways and to
provide the cost thereof by an issue
of city bonds to the amount of 2% of
nation
or
construction
and
operate street
the
assessed
valuation
and
other
bonds upon the property and reve¬
nues of the street railway.
At the
same
time amendments were also
ratified increasing the city's general
Water Bonds (Woodmere).
3Ms'01 A-O $93,000c__0ct 18 1931
Water Bonds (Delray).
5s'98
J-D $50,000c—.June 1 1928
Sewer Bonds (Delray).
5s '03
M-S $65,500c—Sept 1 1933
Bonds
(Dist.
No.
7,
Springwells Township).
4s '05
F-A $24,000c..Aug 30 1915
Highway Bds. (Springwells Twp.)
4s '03
M-N$50,000c—.Aug 1 1933
(66%—$33,000—assumed by city.)
Bridge Bds. (Springwells Twp.).
4s '00
F-A $20,000c—.Feb 5 1920
(85%—$17,000—assumed by. city.)
Bridge Bds. (GrossePointeTwp.).
4Ms
$25,000
Aug 1 1935
(18.34%—$4,585—assumed by c'y).
School Bonds (District No. 8 of
School
Floating debt (additional).
4s'06
dueand.
This
village is in Shiawassee Co.
Population 1910, 2,315.
Water and Light Bonds.
4^s*ll A-O $11,000--Apr 1 T4-'24
Paving bonds
$5,000
Water-works bonds....
30,000
Hunter judgment bonds
2,393
Refunding bonds7,474
Sewage-disposal bonds.
6,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-.. 61,867
Water debt (included)
30,000
Assessed valuation 1912
935,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-—$11.10
INT. at Secur. Tr. Co., Detroit.
Inc.
$20,000...Feb 15 1936
Highway Bds. (GrossePt. Twp.).
4s
$165,000—Aug 1 1931
(18.34%—$30,261—assumed by c'y.
4Ms
$25,000
July 1 1933
(18.34%—$4,585—assumed by c'y).
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east
...
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—
—
—
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4s g '94 M-S 150,000c&r_Mar 3 1924
Act
4s g '94 J-J
4s g '95 F-A
4s 95
J-D
In June 1907 all
M-S
90,000c&r_Mar 2 1926
3Hs'02 J-J,
3Ms'04J-J
3Hs'05 J-J
3Hs'06 F-A
3Ms'07 M-S
3Ms'08 A-O
3Hs'09 A-O
3Ms'10 J-J
3Hs'll F-A
4s'96
63,000c...July 1 1932
81,000r_
Jan 15 1934
90,000c...Jan 16 1935
43,OOOr...Feb 1 1936
92,000c...Mar 1 1937
125,000c—.Oct 1 1938
175,000c
Apr 1 1939
149,OOOr__Jan 15 1940
130,000c&r_Feb 1 1941
4s '12
F-A 100,000c—-Aug 1 1942
4s '12
M-N150,000c—Nov 15 1942
Grade Separation Bonds.
4s *12 M-NS100,000c—Nov 15 1942
4s '12
A-0
38,000—Apr 30 1942
4s '13
F-A 150,000—w.Feb 1 1943
4s '13
A-O 200,000
Apr 1 1943
Hospital Bonds.
3Ms'08 J-D$100,000c.-June 1 1938
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s '90
M-S$100,000c&r_Mar 1 1920
4s '91
A-O 100,OOOc&r.Apr 1 1921
4<? '92
F-A 100,000c&r_Aug 1 1922
4s g *94 J-J
100,000c...Jan 9 1924
3 H8*00 M-S 150,OOOc&r.Mar 1 1930
3Hs'04 J-J
100,OOOr...Jan 15 1934
Library Bonds.
3 Ms TOJ-J
$25,OOOr ...July 1 1940
4s 12
M-N100,000c -Nov 15 1942
4s '13
M-S 100,000
Sept 2 1943
Public Improvement Bonds.
3.65s'88J-J $100,OOOc&r.Jan 1 1918
3Hs'86 J-D 100,000c—.Dec 1 1916
3^s'86J-D 170,OOOc&r.Dec 311916
3Ms'90J-D 100,OOOc&r. Dec31 1916
4s'96
J-J
50,000r_..July 1 1926
Water Bonds (Issued bu Commis¬
sioners on City's Credit),
4s '95
J-J 1100,000c—Jan
10 1925
3Hs'03 J-J
50,000c._.Jan, 1 1933
3Ms'03 M-S 150,OOOc&r.Sept 1 1933
3Hs'04 J-D 200,000c&r_June 11934
3Ks'05 F-A 150,000c...Feb 1 1935
3H8'08 F-A 250,000c...Aug 1 1938
3Ms'09 J-J
100,000c.—July 1 1939
8Msg'OOF-A180,OOOc—Feb 11930
4s 12
F-A 240,000c—.Aug 1 1932
_
Detroit,
troit
or
shall
State
Legislature
passed
bonds of the City of
for which the City of De¬
ceptions to this rule.
TOTAL DEBT. SINK. FDS.. &c.
Oct.
*13.
1
Oct.
$
5s '11
1
;i2.
9,782,000
Sinking funds. 3,853,480
3,553,069
Net gen.dt.
Net special dt.
7,782,520
1,012,281
6,228,931
♦Tot.net dt.
8,794,801
1,640,000
6,920,392
1,327,000
Wat.dt.(add'l)
Court decision.
sinking fund consists of cash
and city bonds.
Month and
Street Bonds.
5s'12
$24,500...
Refunding Bonds.
4s '01
A-O
$j5,000c—Oct 31 1921
4Ms'09 F-A
2O,OO0c_Feb 1 '14-T7
4 J \s'll J-J Tl5,000c. 1916, 21 & '26
115,000c —
1931
4s '08
10,000--$5,000 yearly
City Gas & Elec. Light Bonds.
4s g '03 J-J
$25,000c--Jan 1 '14-'25
—
—
Gas-Plant
Bonds.
4Ms'll A-O $30,000c
1916-1930
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
5s '07
F-A $10,000c--Aug 1 1917
Refunding City & Park Bonds.
5s *13
$11,000
-1918-1924
City-Hall Bonds.
4Ms'01 A-O $25,000c
Oct 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $200,500
Assessed value for 1913. —-4,051,700
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$37.90
1'NT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
--.
1912, Oct. 1
1911, Oct. 1
1910, July 1
.
—
.
———
1
—
Mo.&Year—
Is
city
In
Genesee
County.
Inc.
1855.
Commission government
defeated June 26,1911.
Proposed
charter rejected July 18 1913.
Park Bonds.
new
4^s'13 F-A $25,000—1914-1938
City-Hall & Fire-Station Bonds.
4s '07
J-D $50,000c_June 1 '14-23
4Ks'07 J-J
50,000c—June'24-'33
Sewer
Bonds.
4Hs'13 F-A $93,125c
1914-1938
Paving Bonds.
4^s
F-A $23,643.75c-1914-1928
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '04
F-A $50,000c—Feb 1 T9-'28
4s
M-S 130,000c. ..Sept 1 1934
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
4s '09
A-O $49,000c__Yrly.
begin.
Oct 1 1914
Water Bonds.
L
4s '03
J-D $82,500c
Dec 1 1928
4s'10
M-N
5,000c—UVIay 1 1915
4Ms!ll M-S 400,000c—Mar 1 1931
9,782,000
9,679,000
9,109,000
$55,918
958,269
(included)
667,500
Total assessed val. 1913—33,902,697
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$19.70
Population in 191038,850
8,749,000
7,854.000
6,431,000
5,074,000
——
-
—
——-
1,634,500
1,360,400
704,283
Sink.Fd. * Net Debt.
1913,
1912,
1911,
1910,
1909,
1908,
.
..
—„
1 1917
675—Feb 1 '14-'18
Water Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O $58,000c_Apr 1 '17-'37
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
5s
Oct
$1,267.80 Oct 5'14-T5
5s
Feb
5s
A-O
5s
A-O
700—-Feb
8 1915
20,000.-Apr
1 '14-'18
Apr 1 1916
5s
A-O
21,000--Apr 1 '14-'16
5s
19,100—Aug 1 '14~'18
5s
3,000--Aug 1 '14-T6
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-.$278,793
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)__2,662,999
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$28.00
6,050
___
INT. on refund, bonds pay. at New
York* on water bonds at Harris Tr. &
Sav. Bk., Chicago; on other bonds at
grand
ledge
fractional
school district no. 12.
4s'12
M-N$28,000—May 1914-'27
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913- —$28,000
Assessed valuation 1913
Population in 1918 (est.)
1,800,000
3,000
grand
rapids.
city of Grand Rapids Is In
County.
Incorp. In 1850.
Park and Playground Bonds.
4s '11
F-A$100,000c__Feb 15 1931
Ditch Bonds (Assessment).
4s *06
J-J
$31,200c_J'ly 16 '14-'16
Market-Site Bonds.
4s
M-N$75,000r„May 11 1916
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-N$100,000r—May 1 1922
3Ks
M-N 50,000r—-May 1 1928
4s '06
M-N 66,600c—Nov 1 1926
Street-Impt. (Assessment) Bds.
4Ms'09 M-N$49,000c—.May 1 1914
4Ks'10 M-N 76,000c_May 1 '14-'15
4Hs'll M-N 108,000c_May 1 *14-'16
4Ms'12 F-A 180,000c_Aug 1 T4r'17
The
Kent
Sewer Assessment Bonds;
M-N $8,000c—May
M-N
4,00;0c—May
M-N 27,000c.May 1
M-N120,000c.Aug 15
F-A
60,000c_Aug 1
Electric Light Bonds.
4Hs'09
4Ms' 10
4Ms'll
4Ms'll
4Hs'12
1 1914
1 1915
'14-'16
'14-'16
'14-'17
M-N$125,OOOc&r.May 3 1917
4s
Flood-Protection Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-S $300,000c--Mar
4Ms'10 M-S
200,000c.-Sept
4Ms'07 M-S
250,000c_.Sept
4Ms'12 F-A
250,000c.-Feb
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '09
M-N$80,000c-—May
4Ms'll J-J
266,000c— -Jan
4Ms'13 A-O 225,000c
Oct
1
1
1
1
1933
1935
1932
1937
1 1929
1 1932
1 1933
Water Bonds.
J-D $100,000c— -June 1 1915
4s
80,000c. ..July 1
90,000c--July 1
75,000c.-Aug 15
4Ms*08 M-S
50,000c-..Mar 1
4s '09
M-N200,000c.-Nov 15
4s '11
M-S
75,000c—Mar 11
4Ms'12 J-J
100,000—Jan 1
_s '13
loo.ooo
:
1923
3M f?
J-J
4s '04
J-J
1924,
4s '06
F-A
1926
1928
1929
1931
1933
Filtration Bonds.
A-O$200,000c—Oct 15 1931
4Ms'12 M-N145,000c—-May 1 1932
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13 $3,202,600
Assessment debt (add'l).
663,200
TOT. BD. DT. Oct ! '13
3,865,800
Sinking fund
374,528
Water debt (incl. above)
1,686,000
Total assessed val. 1913.102,293,177
(Assessment about actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$16,043
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-21.41 +
Population in 1910—
112,571
INTEREST on water bds. (except
those of 1906 and 1911) and electriclight bondB is payable in N. Y.j on
other bonds at City Treas. office.
4s '11
flint school district.
4s
M-S ($156,000c--Mar '14-'39
.$11,636,000
—
1
1
1
1
1
1.
v
flint.
Special improvem't bonds
Gross Debt.
Year—,
1913, Oct. 1
Oct. 1..$3,853,480 $7,782,520
Oct. 1.. 3,553,069
6.228.931
Oct. 1.. 3,285,713
6,393,287
July 1— 3,012,983
6,096,017
July 1.. 2,826,318
5,922,682
July 1— 2,650,989
5,203.011
1905. July 1— 2,359.734
4,071,266
1900, July 1— 1,609,810
3,464,190
1890, July 1—
745,274
889,225
4s '12
A-O 120,000c—.Oct
1 1932 1880, July 1—
528,627
831,772
School Bonds.
1870, April 1—
37,252
667,030
•Not
4s g '94 A-O 450,OOOc&r.Apr 2 1924
Including annexed district
4s g'95 F-A 150,OOOr..-FeU 1 1925 special assessment or water debt.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
3Hs'99 J-J
156,OOOr—.July 1 1929
city
3Ms'00 J-J
250,OOOc&r.July 2 1930 owns property free from all encum¬
3Hs'01 J-J
155,000c. ..July 11931 brance, which was valued on Oct. 1
3Ms*02 J-J
77,OOOc&r.July 1 1932 1913 (estimated) at $48,007,361.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
3Hs'05 J-J
190,OOOc&r.Jah 16 1935
1913.
1912.
3Ms'06 F-A J 120,000c&rFeb 1 *17-'26
$
$
1110, OOOc&r Feb 1 *27-'36
3Hs'07 M-S (90,000c&rMch 1 '18-27 Real estate.335,632,700 316,630,290
\80,000c&rMch 1 '28-37 Personal—.155,692,050 140,185,810
491,324,750 456,816,100
3Ms'08 J^I
250,OOOc&r.Jan 15 1938 Total
3Hs'08 J-D 249,OOOc&r.June 11938 (Assessment about X actual value.)
3^s'09 A-O 300,OOOc&r.Apr 1 1939 Tax (per M)
20.29
19.93
1905.
1900.
3Ms'09 J-J
300,OOOc&r.Jan 2 1939
3Hs'10J-J
216,OOOr—Jan 15 1940 Real estate.200,304,940 174,165,440
86,963,730
3Hs'll F-A 300,OOOc&r .Feb 1 1941 Personal
70,206,110
287,268,670 244,371,550
3^s'llM-S 20,OOOr—.Sept 11941 Total
4s '12
M-N300,000c_ .Nov 15 1942 (Assessment about X actual value.)
4s '13
F-A 336,000
Feb 1 1943 Tax (per M)
14.70
15.40
The tax rate Includes that for city,
4s '13
A-O 200.000
Apr 1 1943
4s'13
...1000,000
school, police and highway.
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
POPULATION.—In 1910 (U. S.
4s *91
M-S 100,000c&r_Sept 1 1921 Census), 465,766; In 1900 It was 285,4s '92
J-J
105,000c..July 15 1922 704; in 1890, 205,876; in 1880 It was
4s g'94 F-A
25,000r..-Aug 1 1924 116,340; In 1870, 79,577.
3Ms'01 M-N 81,000c—Nov 15 1931
3Hs'02 F-A 100,000c..Feb 15 1932 dowagiac.
This city Is In Cass County. Incorp.
3Ms
M-N 55,000r—Nov 15 1941
4s '13
M-S
18,000
Sept 2 1943 under special charter in 1877; re-lno.
Public Building Bonds.
In 1897 under General Act of Incor¬
4s '99
A-O $38,000r...Apr 1 1929 poration for cities of the fourth class.
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
3Ms'05 F-A 120,OOOc&r.Feb 1 1935
M-S $53,250c_Sept 1 '27-'37
3Hs'll A-O 135,OOOr—Sept 1 1941 5s '07
4s *12
M-N 65,000c—Nov 15 1942 BOND. DEBT Mar 9 1909
$93,250
4s'12
A-O
25,000—Apr 30 1942 Assessment debt (add'l)
43,900
city of Escanaba Is In Delta
1883.
Pop'n 1910, 13,194.
Co. Inc.
This
*20-'25
'26-'3l
'14-19
'21-'30
F-A
escanaba.
691,461
[•Not Including annexed district
debt,which amounted to $485,156 63
on Oct.
1 1913.]
Charter limit of debt Oct; 1 1913
$9,826,482, water, school and library
debt and special
assessment • debt
being outside the limit by Supreme
1909, July
July
July
July
July
July
April
800
$30,000
Aug 1 1926
TOTAL DEBT May 1912$34,000
Assessed valuation 1911—1,286,773
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$4.60
The
4s
Grand Haven.
1933
—.
ecorse twp. sch. dist. no. 1.
This district (P. O. Detroit) Is In
Wayne County.
$
G en.bond.debt 11,636,000
1908,
1905,
1900,
1890,
1880,
1870.
County.
become
responsible, are
exempt from taxation throughout the
State of Michigan.
There are no ex¬
The
rapids.
Water-Works Bonds.
$25,000.
5s '13
...
the
grand
This village is in Kent
.
—
of
1887.
Refunding Bonds.
$22,000_June 15
01
J-D
30,000-June 15
4Ms'02 J-D
30,000-June 15
4Ms'09 J-D
30,000—Dec 1
Special Sewer Bonds.
5s
M-N$20,000
May
4Ms'00 J-D
City tax (per $1,000) 1908—$14.00
Population in 1910
5,088
INT. at Bk of Commerce, Detroit.
Population in 1910
bonding limit from 2 to 4% and au¬
thorizing the board of water commis
Water Bonds (Hamtramck).
sioners to issue $2,000,000 bonds in 4s '01
$88,000—Nov 15 1931
excess
of the present debt of the
(10.13%-$8,914.40-assum'd by c'y).
board.
V. 96, p. 1107 and 1507.
Sewer Bonds (Hamtramck).
An entirely new charter, embodying,
5s '06
$60,000—Feb 1 1936
among other things, the municipal
(10.13%-$6,078-assumed by city).
ownership amendment adopted Apr.7
Sewer Bonds (Fairview).
1913, will be submitted to a vote 4Ks'05
$20,000—Nov 1 1935
Feb. 10 1914.
See V. 97, p. 1524.
(84%—$16,800—assumed by city.)
Boulevard Bonds.
Water Bonds (Fairview).
4s '91
J-J $200,OOOc&r .July 1 1921
4Hs'04
$30,000--July 1 1934
4s '92
M-8 200,000c&r-Sept 1 1922
(84%—$25,200—assumed by city.)
4s g *93 M-N100,000c&r_Nov 1 1923
4Ms'05
$25,000.
.Sept 1 1935
3Hs*05 F-A llO.OOOc&rAugl '14 '35
(84%—$21,000—assumed by city.)
3Hs'05 F-A 100,OOOc&r .Aug 1 1935 4Hs'06
$25,000
Sept 11936
Public-Lighting Bonds.
(84%—$21,000—assumed by city.)
4s g '94 J-J $600,OOOr—Jan
2 1924
Paving Bonds (Fairview).
4s 96
J-J
50,OOOr...July 1 1926 4Hs'05
$26,182.42.Aug 1 1935
3Ms'06 A-0f 120,OOOc&rApr2 '14-'25 (84%—$21,993 1-3—ass'm'd by c'y.)
$26,000—Nov 20 1935
1
9,OOOc&r Apr 2 1926 4Ms'05
PnhJir
(84%-<—$21,840—assumed by city.)
INTEREST is payable In N. Y
4s '88
J-D$150,000r_..June 1 1918
4s '89
A-0 260,OOOr...Oct
1 1919 City at the current official bank or
at the office of the City Treasurer.
4s *90
J-J
240,OOOc&r.July 1 1920
TAX EXEMPT.—According to an
4s '92
A-O 500,OOOc&r .Apr 1 1922
100,000r_..July 2 1924
160,000r—Feb 1 1925
50,000r---June 1 1918
18,000
Assess, val. '08 (2-3 act.)..2,525,055
...
GrossePointeTwp.).
107
GEN.BD.BT.Octl'13^
Water debt
INT. at Nat.Park Bank, New York.
grand rapids school dist.
2,000c—_ _Mar 1940
School Bonds.
'26,000c_Mar 1 *14-'39 4Ms'08 M-S f$75,000c„Sept 1 1914
4s *12
M-S
5,000c
:Mar 1 1940
\ 25,000c.-Sept 1 1918
28,000c_Mar 1 *41-'44 4s'10
M-S
50.000c_Sept 1 '15-16
s'13 M-S 140,000c
1914-1919 4s TO
M-S
63,000c_Sept 1 T5-T7
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$357,000 4Ms'08 M-S 225,000c_Sept 1 '18-'21
Assess, val. '13 <M act.)__33,902,697 4s '11
M-S
45,000C-Sept 1 '22-'23
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—_$5.97 BOND. DEBT
Sept 30'13 $523,000
Population in 1913 (est.)
40,000 Floating debt
75,000
V
—
INT. at District Treasurer's office.
genesee
county.
Total valuation 1913
102,293,177
(Assessment about full value)
School tax
Flint Is the county seat.
(per $1,000) 1913—$6.27
Population
Road Bonds.
m
1910—
,112,571
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
4Ms'12Mar$200,000c.Mar 1 *17-'24
4^s'13"Mar
25,000—Mar 15 1928
greenfield twp. s. d. no. 1.
BOND. DEBT
5s '13
May 5'13
Assessed valuation 1913
$200,000
Population in 1910
64,555
INTEREST payable at Flint. "
Gladstone!
in Delta County.
Incorp.
1889.
Population 1910, 4,211.
Judgment Bonds.
M-N
$l,000c_-May 1 1914
Electric-Light Bonds.
6s
M-N $7,000c—June 1 1917
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
M-N$35,OOOc—May 1 1919
6s
M-N
4,500c
Past due
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$81,000
Assess, val. '12 (act.)
944,446
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—-$45.60
INTEREST payable at the American
Exchange Nat. Bank, N.Y. City.
GOGEBIC
greenland~twp.
dist.
This township Is in.Ontonagon Co.
School
7
City
5s
1928
M-N$30,000—
63,882,168
sch.
Bonds.
5s '13
Apr $58.000-Mar 15 T4-'27
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$58,000
Assessed valuation 1913
Population in 1910
1,480.805
2,826
INT. at office of Bolger, Mosser &
Willaman, Chicago.
greenville sch. dist. no. 1.
This district
5s *12
Apr
5s '08
Feb
Is In Montcalm
Co.
$40,000c—Apr 1 1927
14,000—$1,500 yearly
_sT3
5,000
1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913$59,000
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)—1,521,278
—
Population in 1913 (est.)
4,035
INT. at Commercial States Savings
COUNTY.
Bank,
Greenville.
Bessemer is the county seat.
-S
Infirmary Bonds.
$5,000
Road Bonds.
4Hs'12 J-J $150,000c-July 1
grosse
pointe.
This village Is In Wayne County.
'15-'24
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13 ' $155,000
assess, val. 1912—51,9,55,264
Total
Population in 1910—"
23,333
INT. at County Treas. office. >
•
Park Bonds.
4s '10
Aug $50,000--_Aug 15 1940
BOND. DEBT Aug 12 1910-130,000
Population in 1910
hamtramck!
830
"
This village is in Wayne County.
grand
This
1867.
haven.
city is in Ottawa Co.
Inc.
Population 1910, 5,856."
Water-Main-Extension Bonds.
A-O $40,000
Oct 1 1953
5s '13
Population inJ1910
ti
3,559
IDA TOWNSHIP.
HAMTBAMCK SCH. DIST. NO. 8.
This district Is In Wayne County.
J-J
$12,000c
1935
This township is In
5s '05
5s '07
F-A
4^s'll
4^s'12
...
...
5s '13
15,000c
35,000
10,000....
A-O
Highway Bonds.
M-S $25,500c_Sept 1 'l4-'30
Oct 29 '13.
$25,500
.
BOND. DEBT
1926
1927
.1928
(abt.act.) —1,026,650
(per $1,000) 1913. „ $15.50
Assass. val. '13
Tax rate
1,653
Population in 1910
$92,000
INTEREST at Bank of Ida.
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)..4,748,450
School tax (per $1,000) 1913
$2.11
Population in 1913 (est.)
Monroe County
5s '10
1922
20,000c
TOTAL DEBT Oct 11913.
COUNTY]
IRON
7,000
Crystal Falls Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
INT. at Hamtramck State Bank.
_
HARBOR
TOTAL1DE^T&ct 1913"."-.$150,000
SPRINGS.
act.)29,105,291
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T2-$16.O0
Assess, val. '12 (60%
This village Is In Emmet County.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s'10
M-S $43,000.....1915-1929
.
Population in 1910-—-15,164
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
TOTAL DEBT June 1913..$46,600
Assessed valuation 1912
960,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$12.80
Population in 1910.
IRON MOUNTAIN SCH. DIST.
This district is in Dickinson Co.
-...1,805
J-J $100,000c_July 15'19-'26
M-N 24,000c—.May 1 1917
15,000
1916
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$155,000
Assessed valuation 1913—8,078,718
City Improvement Bonds.
J-J
$3,000c.__Jan
28,000c_Juy 1
7,650c._Oct 1
4s '09
A-O
12,000c_Apr 1
4^s'09 M-S
9,000c_Sept 2
4s '10
J-J
6,000c.Jufy 1
4s '07
4Hs'07 J-J
4^s'08 A-O
4s '11
J-D
4s '11
F-A
9,600c.June 1
Bridge Bonds.
1 1914
'14-T7
'14-'18
'14-'19
'14-'19
'14-*19
'14-21
'14-T7
'14-22
'14-'23
4,000c.Aug 1
4^s'12 J-J
67.000_.July 1
4Hs'13 J-J
44,000..July 1
Lighting Bonds.
4s '04
M-S $20,000c Aug 15 '15-'24
4Ks'12 M-N140,000c May 15 '15-'34
Hospital Bonds.
•
4Hs'12 M-N$35,000c May 15 *15-'24
GEN. BONDS Oct 3 1913..$794,416
Assessment debt
377,824
Sinking fund...
105,254
Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.) 46,067,055
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$6.00
INT.. on issues of 1907 in Chicago.
5s
HIGHLAND PARK.
This village is in Wayne Co.
Inc.
•J
New charter adopted July 13
,2.
Population 1910, 4,120.
Electric-Light Bonds,
os
J-D
$2,OOOc_.June 15 1921
Water-Extension Bonds.
6s
J-D $23,000c..June 15 1921
4Mb
Apr
12,OOOc__Apr 15 1924
4Ma
Jan
8,000c... Jan 20 1926
4Hs
June 30,000c...June 1 1927
4^s'08 Sept 10,000c
Sept 1928
4s '09
Nov
23,000c...Nov 1 1929
4^s'10 Nov 31,000c...Nov 1 1930
4s
A-0
45,000c... Oct
1 1931
4^s'12 J-J
49,500...July 15 1932
4Ks'13 J-J
45,000...July 15 1933
Fire Department Bonds.
4s
A-0 $26,000..$4,000 yearly
4s *11
A-O
12,000.-Oct 1 '16-'19
Paving Bonds.
3>|sT0 J-J
$130,000r_$13,900 yearly
5s
_s
...
INT. at Commercial Bk., Iron Mtn,
IRONWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This city Is In
Gogebic County.
$20,000c..June 15 1915
43^s'05 J-D
4s '09
J-D
34,000c__-June 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913-_$54,000
Assess, val. '12
29,197,541
(act.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$2.60
Population
INT.
on
m
1913 (est.)
14,000
bonds due 1915 in Chicago
at Cent. Trust
Co., and 1919 at De¬
5s
$10,000c
ann
1914
Water Bonds.
($2,500c
—1914
5s '07
Aug
7,500c
1915
148,155
(10,000c_... 1916-1917
Sinking fund.
14,570
Fire Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (70%act.).22,058,913
5s
$40,000c.
Sept '16-'23
City tax (per $1,000) 1912——$9.00 BOND. DEBT Sept 30 1913.$73,000
(add'l)..
...
INT. at Dime Savs. Bank, Detroit,
—
Assessed valuation 1913.-15,560,070
(Assessment about % actual value.)
1912—17,651
Highland Park Bank.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT. payable at local banks.
HIGHLAND PARK SCH. DIST.
4Ks'12
$18,000
Nov 1 1926
4Ms'll
6,000....Dec 8 1926 JACKSON.
4Hs'09
15,000.-July 15 1924
This city Is the county seat of Jack¬
4^s'09
20,000—Sept 15 1924 son Co. Inc. 1857. Pop. '10,31,433.
5s '05
12,000
Sept 11920
Hospital Bonds.
5s '10
1,000
Aug 1 1914 4s '09
Dec
$5,000c_.Dec 15 1914
_s '13
M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1928 4s
J-J
4,000—July 15 1932
BOND, DEBT Jan 1 1913
$237,000
Liberty Street Bridge.
Assessed valuation 1912.-12,000,000
4s
J-J
$4.500.,—July 11930
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
$6.25
Sewer Bonds.
4s '06
Oct $50,000c...;Oct 1 1926
4s '09
J-J
40,000c._Jan 2 '28-'29
HOLLAND.113
4s
J-J
17,000
July 1 1930
This city is in Ottawa Cb.
Inc.
4s
J-J
28,000—July 15 1932
1867.
Population 1910, 10,490.
4s
J-J
30,000... July 15 1933
Refunding Sewer Series "B."
18.000—July 15 1935
4s '11
F-A
$7,000c_Feb 1 *14-'20 4^s'13 J-J
Library Site Bonds.
Street Bonds (Assessment).
A-O $15,000c
Oct
1 1917
6s '10
Dec $34,938.56 Feb 1 '14-'17 3Hs
Paving Bonds.
Drainage Bonds.
...
—
—
—
...
6s '13
Feb
4s
Park Bonds.
•
Feb $50,000c...Feb
4s
M-S
J-J
4s
$10,000—.—Feb 1923
J-J
4s
$15,000c..Sept 15
54,000.... July 1
31,000
July 1
28,000...July 15
1925
1930
1932
1 1931
1924
46,000c_Feb 1 '14-36 4^s'13 J-J
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Water Fund Bond3.
4s '07
M-S $115,000c Sept 3 '20-'24
4s '05
Feb
$6,000c__.Feb '15-'20
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08. F-A
12,000c_Feb 1 '14-17
5s
J-J $45,000c.Jan
1 *18-'19
Electric-Light Bonds.
Grand River Improv. Bonds.
5s
Feb $12,000c...Feb '18-29
$25,000c..July 15 1915
3J*s
Feb
25,000c...Feb 1 1923 4Hs'00 J-J
Water Extension Bonds.
5s *08
Feb
5,000c._.Feb 1 1914
4J^s'98 J-J
$10,000c..July 15 1914
Street and Sewer Bonds.
SVoS
J-J • 25,000c..July 15 1916
6^s
Feb.$5,810.101
4^s'13 J-J
22,000..-July 15 1936
6s
Feb.19,021.14/Feb 1 '14-17
4Hs'10 Feb
,
BOND
DEBT Oct 1 '13—$523,500
Assess.
4Hs'09 June$42,000c.Feb 1
Refunding Light Bonds.
4s '05
Feb $ 10,000c—Feb
val.,real&pers.,'13 34,861,135
(Assessment about cash value)
City tax (jfer $1,000) 1912..$12.50
INT. payable in New York City at
American Exchange National Bank.
*14-'23
'14-34
Water Bonds.
JACKSON
UNION
SCH. DIST.
$3,000c. Jan 31 '14-'16
Building Bonds {Taxable).
5s
Jan
1,300c—Jan 31 1917
4s
A-OS115,000
4s
Feb
Apr '14-'36
30,000c. ..Feb 1 1923
BOND. DEBT May 1913-_$115,000
4Ms'll F-A
10,000c_Feb 1 '14-T7
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913_.$269,300 Assess, val. '11 (% act.).$20,046,001
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.30
Assessment debt (add'l)
91,992
INTEREST is payable part at the
Assess, val: '13 (% act.)..7,000,510
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$23.23 Japkson City Bank and Union, Bank
5s
Jan
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
HOLLAND
SCHOOL
DISTRICT*.
KALAMAZOO~
This
city is in Kalamazoo Co. Inc.
* J-J £$95,000. .July 1 '14-32
Apr. 9 1884. Pop'n 1910, 39,437.
4Ms'l3 F-A
50,000
Aug 1 1923
Water-Extension Bonds.
4s '11
M-S $43,200c_Mar 1 '19-'26
4^sT2M-N 55,000c —.1915-1934
HOUGHTON.
4Ks'12 M-S 36,000c_Sept 1 '14-22
This villagers in Houghton Co.
Sanitary Improvement Bonds.
4s '11
M-S $20,OQ0c_Mch 1 '22-26
Inc. 1867.
Popula'n 1910, 5,113.
4s '12
TOTAL DEBT June 5 '13...$88,000
Water Bonds.
J-J
$25,000....Jan 1 1935
Water, Streets and Sewers.
5s '05
5s
-..$185,000-.---
Sewer-System Bonds.
$28,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 T3.$238,000
Floating debt
10,000
Sinking fund
3,000
Assess, val. '13 {lA act.)..3,595,850
.s
...
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
This village is in Livingston Co.
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'12 July $34,000c...July 1 1917
BOND. DEBT May 10 '13
$58,000
None
Assessed valuation 1912.-.1,469,525
Population in 1910
2,338
INT. at 1st State & Sav. Bk.,
Floating debt..
i
„
IUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is In Lenawee Co.
[\is'l2 J-J
$55,000
July 1 1927
["OTAL DEBT May 1913..$55,000
1
'14-'23
Street
Improvement Bonds.
[$25,500c.July 1 '14-16
\
8,000c—July 1 1917
A-0
39,000c_Apr 1 '14-T9
4^s'07 J-J
4s '09
4Hs'09 M-S
4s '10
J-J
4s'11
4s'11
J-D
F-A
1913—$11.25 43^s'12 J-J
HOWELL.
Howell.
Paving Bonds.
4s '03
F-A$100,000c.Aug
15,900c_Sept 2
32,900..June 1
9,600c.June 1
9,000c.Aug 1
85,OOOc_July 1
67,000__July 1
'14-19
'l4-'20
*14-'21
'14-'19
'14-'22
'14-'23
4%s'13 J-J
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'09 M-S $1,400c.__Sept 2 1914
4s '10
J-J
3,920c_July 1 '14-'15
4Ks'10 J-D
6,080c_Dec 15 '14-15
4^s'll J-D
14,160c_June 1 '14-'16
4Hs'12 J-D
20,000c_J'ne 15 '14-T7
4)|s'13 J-J
25,000—July 1 *14-'18
Gull Street Bridge Bonds.
'4s '11
M-S $25,000c.Mar 1 '22-'26
Mill Street Bridge Bonds.
,4Hs'12 M-S $16,000c May 15 '15-*30
Fire-Station Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$70,000c.Jan 1 T7-'26
4Hs 09 M-S
15,000c_Sept 2 *14-'23
PoIice-Station Bonds.
4Hs*12 M-N$35,000c May 15'15-'34
$5,000 4s at Chase Nat. Bank,
N, Y.; and on the bridge bonds at
City State Bank, Lowell.
the
LUDINGTON.
City in Mason Co.
Inc. in 1873.
Population in 1910, 9,132.
Park Bonds.
_s
...
$42,000—July'14-'34
—
...
...
Water Bonds.
,
130,000c_ ..Apr 1 1918 4s
Oct $75,000c
1914-1928
7,000c........il914
Street Bonds {Due $2,000 yearly).
75,000c
1914 4s
May $23,000c_May 1914r-25
5s '09
A-O
20,000
.1914-1917
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'll J-J
60,000c_July 15 '18-21 5s
Dec
$1,000
May
1914
4^s'12 F-A 280,000c
1917-1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 13 '13-.$251,000
(See V. 94, p. 79, for maturity)
Assessed valuation 1912—3,092,275
5s'13
J-J
46,000..July 15'14-16 Total tax rate(per$l,000) '12.$33.60
BOND. DEBT May 31 T3_$529,000
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
Assess, val. '12 (abt.act.) 46,326,445
4Hs'04 Jan
4s '04
Jan
,
.
—
INTEREST payable at local banks
COUNTY.
MACKINAC
is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
■,
5s '13
July $50.000c.July 1 '19-'32
St. Ignace
tnn
,
KENT COUNTY.
County seat is Grand Rapids.
Road Bonds.
4Ms T2J-D$200,000
June 20 1932
4Ms'13 J-D 200,000c_.June 20 1933
TOT. DEBT Oct 1 1913-..$300,000
Assessed valuation 1913.119,776,256
True value (estimated)..120,000,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912$4.407
Population in 1910.
159,145
INT.
at
office
of John
Nuveen
&
Co., Chicago.
BOND. DEBT June 1913.—$50,000
--11,000
1912—,3,673,198
Floating debt.
—
Assessed valuation
—9,249
Population in 1910—
INT. at First Nat. Bk., St. Ignace.
MANISTEE.
This city Is the county seat of
Manistee County.
Incorp. In 1869.
Paving Bonds.
4s '06
J-D $58,Q00cJ ne 15 '28-33
4s '02-'04
90,000c..May 1 '14-'22
LAKE TOWNSHIP.
4Ms'08 M-N 16,200c.June 1 '24-'27
This township is in Macomb Co.
4MB* 10 J-J
4,000c. July 1 '14-'17
Road Bonds.
4Mg'12A-0 [ 9,000c—Oct 1 14-16
5s '11
July $50,000c
-.1935
i 2,000c
Oct 1 1917
TOTAL DEBT May 6 *13. .$50,000
Park Bonds.
Assessed valuation
.
.
1912—$1,657,180
4s '05
F-A*$50,000c_Aug 1 '23-'27
1912—$8.90 4Ms'10 M-N 50,000c.Mayl6'34-'38
r
2,768
Population in 1910..
Refunding Water Bonds.
INT. at Ulrich Sav. Bk.,Mt.Clemens 4Ms'10 A-0 $10,000c
Oct 1 1914
GEN. DEBT May 1913.- $293,200
Water debt (included)
20,000
L'ANSE TOWNSHIP.
Sinking fund
— .23,000
1 '17--36 Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)..5,481,478
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—.$25,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$36.18
12,381
Assess, val; '13 (full val.)-.2,395,000 Population in 1910
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
—
5,Hi2TY ^$25,000—July
Population in 1912
—
_._3,000
*
see
LANSING.
J. G. Reutter, Mayor
Lansing, the capital of Michigan, Is
in Ingham Co.
Commission gov't
defeated June 19 1911.
For litigation
affecting this issue
V. 95, p. 310.
INTEREST
'
•
part of
on
the
pav¬
ing 4s payable In Chicago at Chicago
Nat. Bank;
on all other bonds
In
Manistee at First Nat. Bank.
City-Hall.
•
M-S $15,000—-Sept 1 1914
J-J
30,000--July 1 '14-T6
MANISTIQUE.
Water-Works Bonds.
This city is in Schoolcraft Co. Inc.
4Ms'85 J-J
$25,000—.Mayl 1915
4s '90
J-J
25,000
July 1 1920 Feb. 7 1901. Popula'n 1910, 4,722.
Water-Works & Sewer Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
M-S $95,000c—Mar 1914-'32
4Ms'09 Sept $7,160
Sept ,1 1914 5s
*
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—
$95,000
4^s'10 July
J3.500
1914
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..1,511,088
14,000...
1915
.
5s '94
4s '96
■
'
_
,
"
4Ms'10 Sept
4Ms'10 Sept
4Ms* 10 A-O
5s TO
Oct
4.Ms'H Sept
4Ms'12 Sept
4Ms'12 Sept
9,500....
1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$58.84
INT. payable at office of Treas.
9,000
.1916-1920
6,000
1914-1915
2,400
.1914
MARQUETTE.
3,000.^.
3,1
1914-1916
This city is in Marquette Co.
Inc.
,000.....1914-1915
[6,(
1871.,,
Popula'n 1910,11,503.
,000
1916-1917
\4,(
—
12,(
,000-Sept 1 '14-T6
1 3,000—.Sept 1 1917
t_
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J
$10,000c-.July 1 1921
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
Sept 1 1914
4Ms'13 F-A $45,Q00c_Aug 15 14- 22
,000 ..Sept 1 '15-'17
Electric Lighting.
5s '13
July 17,000
4Ms'll M-S $70.000c_Sept 1 '14-'17
High-School Remodeling.
Refund. Sch. Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
4s '09
Jan $50,000.-June 1 '19-'23
4s '12
M-NS50.000——May 1 1922
Electric-Light Bonds.
'
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s '93
J-D $40,000-Dec 1 '18-'23
3Ms'01 J-J
$25,000c—July 1 1926
($20,000
5
4Ms'12 Sept
500—
—
^
every
Sewer
in Jackson and part at the American
Exchange National Bank, New York.
payable at First
on the $9,000
n
,
—
the $2,000 5s and
on
electric-light bonds at the Lowell
State Bank; on the $7,000 5s at the
Nat. Bank of Commerce, Detroit; on
/20,000c.Apr 1 '14-T5
and at Bankers' Nat. Bank. Chicago.
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$60,000c_—July 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$449,500
Assessment debt
1.0,000c
I43,000c_
4^s'08 A-O
ISHPEMING
This city is in Marquette Co. Inc.
1873.
Pppulation 1910, 12,448.
Bonds.
INTEREST
the olty-hall bonds Is
Nat. Bank, Detroit;
50,000.
.1916-1940
Refunding Water Bonds.
.s
$10,000
Oct
29-30
1915
City Improvement Bonds.
'
1916 4Ms'13 M-S $50,000
1918-1942
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$4.77
Population in 1913 (est.)
45,000
Sewer
(per $1,000) 1912—$12.50
Population in 1910
1,761
Total tax
_s
4s g '06 M-N
^
M-S
$7,000c. .Sept *14-'20
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$56,500
Assessed val. (M act.) 1912—729,375
4s
KALAMAZOO SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
f $2,000c
1914
troit at Nat. Bank of Commerce.
5s
and at
[Vol. xcvii.
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
108
years.)
4s
Bonds.
4Ms'05 Sept $6,500.
1916
Bridge Bonds.
5s '94
M-S
$5,000
1914
4s '95
J-J
10,000-July 1 '14-T5
4Ms'09 M-S
16,000-July 1 '16-T7
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$383,120
Assess, val. '12 (act.)
.37,418,125
—
'01
A-O
1 1916
35,000c—-Apr
Water works.
4s '01
'
„
M-S $25,000c—Mar 1
1921
4Ms'll M-N 65.000c--.Nov 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13-$326,000
Assess, val. '13 (actual)
11,054,107
—
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1913---$21.06
INT. payable at
Treasurer's office.
(per $1,000) 1912- — .$15.34
Population in 1910
..31,229
INT. payable at City Treasurer's MARSHALL.
T
This city is in Calhoun Co.
Inc.
office,
Chase
Nat.
and
Citizens
Mar. 7 1859.
Popula'n 1910, 4,236.
Central Nat. Bks., New York.
Paving Bonds.
4 Ms'13 M-N$30,000
1933
LAPEER.
Water Bonds.
This city is in Lapeer County.
4s
M-N$48,000c
Nov 1 1917
Refunding Bonds.
7
Electric-Light & Water Bonds.
5s '13 M-s $35,000cSep8'18-'28&'33
M-N $5,600c
4s
1914-1920
Water Bonds.
M-N
3,000c
1914-1916
4s
J-D $20,000c
1918 3%s
Tax rate
—
^
^
^
■
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13——$55,000
Sinking fund (water)
2,500
Assess, val. (M act.) 1912.1,785,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—_$28.92
Population in 1910
3,946
INTEREST payable in Detroit.
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation
1910—2,483,625
$12.50
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
4s payable
Y.; on other
bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
INTEREST
LOWELL.
This village is in Kent Co.
under Act passed in 1859.
„
3Ms
M-N$25,000c—May 1 1919
4^s'13 M-N 20,000
1933
BOND. DEBT May 1933—-$78,000
on
water
at Fourth Nat. Bank, N.
Inc.
Paving Bonds {Opt. begin. 1922).
MASON COUNTY.
/
4Ms'12 M-S $13,000..Mar 1 '32-'44
Ludlngton Is the county seat.
Elec.-Light {Opt. Mar. 2 '11& '16)
Road Bonds.
'
5s
M-S
$9,000c—Mar *16&'21
4Hs'll F-A$86,000r $7,000 yly Feb 1
5s
M-S
2,Q00c_Sept 1 *14-'15
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913
$86,000
5s
F-A
7,000c...Feb '17-'23
.
.
.
Assessed valuation 1912—7,857,636
Lt.&Pow.Ref. {Opt.beg.Mar I'll)
' M-S
$5,000c....Mar 1916 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '11 --$8.40
Population in 1910?—21,832
City-Hall Bonds.
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
4s
M-S $13,500c._Sept *20-'33
4s
niles school district.
menominee.
„
payable at N. W. Harris &
Co., N. Y., except on street bonds,
which Is payable at City Treas. office.
INT.
school district.
school
norway
district.
This district is in Dickinson Co.
5s '13
M-S $65,000..Mar 1 *14-'28
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—8170,500
Assessed valuation 1912—<-2,882,100
This district Is in Monroe County.
4s *99
Jan
4s *10
Mch
82.000c due 81,000 yly
46,000c_Mch 1 '14-'25
4s'11
Mar
50,000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-—897,000
Assessed valuation 1913—3,800,000
Population in 1913 (est.)__
8,000
INT. at Monroe State Sav. Bank.
mt.
i"
the county seat of Ma¬
Incorp. In 1879.
Ft A n yf
c
ottawa county.
Grand Haven is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4^s'12 M-N$100,000—May 15 1932
4Hs'13 M-N
50,000—May 15 1933
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913$150,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-25,513,693
True value (est.)
.40,000,000
45.301
Population in 1910—
INT. at John Nuveen & Co., Chic..
—
clemens.
This city Is
comb County.
h ■
owosso.
This city is irl Shiawassee Co. Inc.
4Hs'12 A-0 850,000——1915-1939
1859. Popula. 1910, 9,639. Commis¬
Engine-House Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-D 812,0O0c.June 1 '14-17 sion government adopted Nov. 1913.
V. 97, p.1524.
Public Improvement Bonds.
General Fund Bonds.
4s
Apr8100,000c
1914-1933
MS $15,000
Mar 2 1918
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 19138162,000 4s
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'l)
32,255
M-N $6,000—May 1'17-'18
Sinking fund
15,050 4s
A-O
15,000
Oct 2 1917
Assess; val. '13 (2-3 act.)._6,197,225 4s
J-J
10,000-.—Jan 2 1921
City tax (per 81,000) 1913—89.50 4s
J-D
3,000
June 30 1925
Total tax (per 81,000) 1913—818.15 4t£s
'
J-D
3,000. June 30 '24-'26
Population in 1910
7,707 5s
5s
15,000.
-Oct 1 1924
INT. on engine-house bonds pay
4Ms
—
6,000--Nov 1 '14-'19
able at Commercial Nat. Bk., Detroit;
Water-Works Bonds.
improvement bonds at First Nat. 5s
F-A $15,000—May 31 1920
Bk., Chicago; on
sewer
bonds at
5s
J-J
20,000
July 1 1924
First Nat. Bk., Detroit.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$40,000
July 7 1920
muskegon.
4Ks
F-A
20,000
Aug 1 1925
This city Is In a county of the same
Fire Bonds.
name.
Incorp. in
1869.
Commis¬ 4Ms'll J-J
S3,000c.0ct 15 '14-'16
sion government approved Nov. 27
Bridge Bonds.
1911.
V.93, p.1618.
4Hs
-J-D
$3,000-—June 30 1914
Refunding Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4^s'10 J-J
810,000c—July 1 1930 5s
M-S $15,000—Sept 15 1929
Int. and Sink. Fund Bonds.
4Hs
600
Nov 1 1914
J-J
810,000c—Jan 2 1926 4.!^s
4Hs
7,000.-Nov 1 '14-'20
Public Bonds.Refunding Park Bonds.
5s g '93 J-J 8100,000c—July 1 1926 5s '08
M-N$45,125—Nov 1 '14-*32
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
4Mb
J-J
85,000c—Jan 2 1934 4s
M-S
$7,000. __Mar 14 1914
Wharf Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913- $257,700
4s
J-J 8100,000c—Jan 1 1926 Assessment debt (included)
13,369
Water-Works Bonds.
~
Floating debt.
*
13,583
5s '90
J-J $120.000c_July 1 !4-'25 Sinking fund-.
7,875
4Ms'll J-J
300,000c--Jan 1 '15-'44 Assess, val. '11 (80% act.)_4,819,230
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910..$27.50
4s
J-J
$84,000c.July 1 '15-'23
Special Refunding.
paw paw.
4s
ann
$35,000c.June 1 1921
This village Is In Van Buren Co.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$25.000c_July 1 '25-'26 5s '07
Aug/$30,000c.Aug 15 '14-*22
J-J
5s
10,000c—July 1 1929
\ 15,000c_Aug 15 '23-'27
5s
J-J
5,000c—Jan 1 1935
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Hs'07 J-J
15,000c-..July 1 1927 5s '07
M-S, $30,000c-Sept 1 '28-'33
4s '07
J-J
10,000c—Jan 1 1927
Water Bonds (opt. beg. Sept. 1 '22)
4Hs'09 J-J
9,000c—July 1 1929 5s '07
M-S $20,000c_Sept 1 '34-'37
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 *13
$858,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13-—$83,000
Special impt. debt (add'l)-.
96,200 Assessed valuation 1913
1,000,000
Sinking fund.
42,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—i.$12.50
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 11,771,620
Population in 1910
1,643
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
32.42
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Paw Paw.
Population in 1910
.24,062
INT. on ref. 4Hs of 1910 in Chi¬
petoskey.
cago at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bk.; other
This city is in Emmet Co.
Inc.
Int. in N. Y. at First Nat. Bank.
Mar. 8 1895.
Pop'n 1910, 4,778.
Refunding Improvement Bds.
muskegon school dist.
4.14s'10J-D
$8,000c..-June 1 1930
Building Bonds.
City Hall (opt. beg. Aug 1 1920).
5s
F-A $20,000c—Aug 1 1930
July $75,000c
.1942 4s '00
5s
F-A
50,000c
-.1946
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-S $16,000c._Mar 21 1918
4Hs'12 M-N 30,000c
1921-1926 4s '98
4s '02
Funding Bonds.
Oct,
15,000c-.-Oct 1 1922
5s '12
M-S $22,000c...Sept 1 1917 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1912.)
Refunding Bonds.
4.10s'10J-D $12,OOOc...June 1 1930
Electric-Light Bonds.
4^g'13 F-A/$10,000c
1915-1916
i 15,000c —.1918-1920 4s '98 J-J 816,000c-—July 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Sept 30'13-$202,000
(Optional 1918.)
Floating debt
21,750 4Ks'01 J-J
10,000c—Jan 1 1931
Assessed valuation 1912.-11,771,620
(Optional 1921.)
M-S •
1,000c—Mar 1 1914
(Assessment about 75% actual val.) 4s '05
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—88.60 4s'99
M-N 12,000c—May 1 1919
INT. on 5s (these are held by dis¬
(Subject to call after 1909.)
trict as endowment for Library and
Paving Bonds.
Manual Training School) Is payable in 5s
May $6,000c_May 1 '14-'15
Park Bonds (opt. beg. Dec. 1 '21).
Muskegon; on others in Chicago.
4s '01
Dec
85,000c-—Dec 1 1931
Water Bonds (opt. beg. June 1 '14)
negaunee school dist.
4s'04
June $22,000c—June 1 1924
This district Is In Marquette Co.
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
High-School-Building Bonds.
4.14s'llJ-D
$9,OOOc
June 1931
5s '07
J-D $76,500c
1914-1922 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913- $139,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.
$76,500 Water debt
(included)
65,000
Assessed valuation 1912..18,468,895
Assessed valuation 1913-—2,854,925
School tax (per $1,000) 1912...$6.80
(Assess, about 2-3 to % actual value)
INT. at First Natlonal Bk., Negaunee.
Total tax (per $1,000) l9l2-s—$31.62
"
...
—
...
—
.
*
■
•
,
Sewer Bonds ($2,000yly. beg.'27)
J-D
$34,000c. _$4,000 yrly.
Improvement Bonds.
5s '97
F-A 826,000c-.Feb 13 1923
4Ms'02 A-0
35,000c
($2,000 yearly beginning 1915.)
Water Refunding Notes.
4^s'05 J-D
$1,000c
1914
Water & Light Refdg. Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-D
$6,000c
1915-1920
4Hs'll J-D
7,000_.Aug 1 '16-*22
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '95
J-D $34,000c-$2,000 y'rly.
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '13-.$180,000
Assessment debt
Assess, val. '12
39,255
(2-3 act.)__2,227,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—832.00
INTEREST on water refunding,
eleotrlc-llght and Improvement 5%
bonds payable In Nlles; on Improve¬
ment 4Ms at Hanover Nat.Bank, N.
Y.; op sewer bonds at office of N. W.
Halsey & Co., Chicago.
^
^
INT.
payable at First N. Bk.,N.Y.
township is in Houghton Co.
Road Bonds.
M-S $25,000
Sept 5 1932
This
;
5s '12
School
Bonds.
Sept 1 1929
M-S $50,000
4^s
A-O
50,000
1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.
$125,000
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)..9,800,000
5s
—
Population in 1910
8,599
INT. at Houghton Nat. Bank.
portihuronT
adopted Nov. 5 '10.
Bridge
.$41,500 Refund'g$207.500
Canal —115,000 Repaving 230,900
.
12,000 School
19,000 Sewer
Gen'l road
Park
__
84,000
11,000
5,000
Public imp. 3J)80 Water..
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 3 '12--$729,580
Sinking fund
37,268
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '11-10,724,908
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$18.22
18,863
Population in 1910
INTEREST—MATURITY.—Bds.
1913 to 1932 Incl., and
bear int. as follows; $5,000 at 6%,
mature from
$277,180 at 5%, $103,000 at 4H%.
$316,400 at.4%, $19,000 at 3X%
and $9,000 at 3%.
Int.largely pay'le at Hanover Nat.
Bank, N. Y. Bonds coupon In form.
redford township.
This township Is In Wayne County.
4^s'10
s-a
/$14,000—Mch 1 '14-'20
1 30,000.-Mar 1 '21-'30
Commission
Incor.
government
approved Jan. 30 1911.
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s'07
s-an
$4,000c_May 15'14-'17
5s *09
J-J
6,000c.-Jan 1 '14-'19
Impt. & Refunding Bonds.
4J^s'll J-D$ 100,000c.June
/1,000c—Aug 1 1914
12,500c—Aug 1 1915
4s'05
400c_Aug 24'14-15
2,000-Oct 25 '14-15
1,000c.-Dec5 *14-15
1,200cMay 15 '14-16
4,800cSept 25 '14- 16
4,000cJune 15 '14- 17
8,000c_Sept 2 14-17
8,000c.Oct 15 '14-17
10,000c_Mar 2 '14-18
7,500c.Aug 25 '14-18
6,OOOc.July26 '14-19
1,400c-Jan 2 '14~'20
• 7,000c_Apr
1 *14-'20
3,500c.July 1 '14-'20
16,000c_Feb 1 *14- 21
8,000c.June 1 '14-'21
1 '16-'35
Paving Bonds (Assessment).
A-0
$3,000_.Oct 12 '14-'15
5s '12
5s'12
F-A
3,000—Aug 15 '14-16
A-O
2.000—Oct 12 1914
5Hs'13 F-A
50,000
1914-1918
Armory Bonds.
5s '10
M-N $6,000c_May 1 '20-'25
5s '11
Drain Bonds.
5s'04
F-A
81,000c—June 1 1917
F-A
3^s'05A-O
33^s'05 J-D
3^s'06 M-N'
4s 06
,M-S
4s
J-D
4s
M-S
4s
07
07
07
4s '08
A-0
4s '08
4s *09
M-S
F-A
J-J
4s '10
J-J
4s '10
A-O
4s '10
J-J
4s '11
F-A
J-D
4s'11
4s '11
M-S
4s *12
J-J
J-J
4s'13
19,200c_Sept 1 '14-'21
27,000c-July 1 '14-'22
" 10,000—July 1 '14-'23
Population in 1910
—
A-O
F-A
A-0
rouge!
Village is in Wayne Co. Inc. 1899.
Population in 1910, 4,163.
J-D
4s '09
4,211
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Calumet.
river
\
F-A
A-Q
J-J
4s'07
4s '08
4s '08
4s '08
J-D
J-J
A-O
4s '08
F-A
J-D
4s '09
A-O
15 1936
4s '09
J-D
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13.-8321,817
4s 10
M-S
Bonds
4Hs'06
A-O$150i000c—Oct
1,000—..Aug 1 1916
500--Aug 25 1916
3,OOOc.Oct 15 '14-16
l,200c_Jan 2 *14-17
12,500c_0ct 15 '14-18
18,000c—Aug '14-19
12,000c—Oct 1 14-17
10,000c-Dec 16'14-17
10,000c.Aug 1*14-18
10,000c_Dec 1 *14-18
15,000c.June 1 '14-19
10,000c_Julyl5 '14-18
7,500c.0ct 15 '14-18
3,OOOc.Oct 15 '14-19
6,000c-Dec 1 '14-19
10,500c .Sept 1 !4-'20
31,500—Aug 1 *14-'22
,
(30% act.) '12$2,227,010 4Msl2 F-A
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—_$20.00
Sidewalk Bonds—Western Dist
3^s'05 J-J
824,000c—July 15 1915
saginaw.
Geo. C. Warren,Comp. 3^s'06 M-N
7,200c_May 1 '14-16
In
1857.
New- charter 3)^s'06 F-A
Incorp.
7,200c_Aug 1 '14-16
May 24 1905, with amendments June 4s '07
J-D
9,600c.June 1 *14-17
27 1907.
Cities of Saginaw and East 4s *07
A-O
4,000c_0ct 22 *14-17
Saginaw,
In
county
of
Saginaw, 4s'08
J-J
10,000c.July 2 '14-18
were
consolidated In 1890, forming 4s'10
F-A
7,000c_Aug 1 '14-'20
the present city. " Commission gov¬
Genessee Street Improvement.
ernment adopted Nov. 15 1913.
4Ms*95 F-A $20,OOOc—May 1 1915
Assess, val.
--
Auditorium Bonds.
M-N $5,000c_May 1 *i4-'18
F-A
ll.OOOcAug 10 T4-'24
4s'08
J-D
16,000c Dec TO '14-'29
Sidewalk Bonds—Eastern Dist.
4s '05
J-J
$36,000c-..July 1 1915
4s '08
J-D
M-S
J-D
Water Bds.—Western Tax Dist.
M-N810,000c_—May 1 1915
M-S
20,000cMar 10'14&16
10,000c.-July 18 1914
4^s'94 J-J
3s '98
June
5,000c.—June 1 1918
4s '98
J-D
15,000c_..Dec 1 1919
4s '95
4Ms
-------
10,800c.July 1 '14-'16 4s
M-S
8,000c.June 1 '14-'17
4^s'99 M-S
4,000cSept 16 '14-'17 4s '00
M-S
800cDec 10 '14-* 17
4s '01
J-J
10,000c.July 2 '14-'18
3J^s'02
F-A
7,000c-Aug 1 '14-'20
3Ms'03
4s *10
J-D
3,500c_Dec 1 '14-'20 4s '05'
Sewers—Eastern Tax District.
3^s'05
4s '04
F-A
$170c_..Feb 1 1914
4s '08
4s '04
M-S
2,000c_Sept 15 1914
4s '08
4s '05
F-A
700c.Aug 1 '14-T5
4s '07
4s '08
4s *10
pontiac.
$l,600c-_-.Feb 1 1914
2,000c.Mar 15.14-15
8,000c..Sept 15 1914
33^s'05 F-A
This village (P. O. Calumet) is in
Houghton Co.
Inc. 1875; re-inc. '87. 3^s'06
Street Paving & Imprvt. Bonds. 4s'06
4j^s
J^J $124,000c-July 1 *14-'25 4s'07
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13 $124,000 4s '08
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)__2,918,480 4s'09
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$7.50 4s '07
4s '07
1861.
A-O
Street Bds.—Western Tax Dist.
Apr 1913
.,44,000
4s'05
J-J
$1,500c-Jan 1 14-15
'11(95% act.) $1,838,900
F-A
1,000c-..Aug 1 1914
$1,000) 1911
$11.00 4s '04
4s'04
A-O
2,100c—.Oct 27 1914
Population in 1910
2,176
3Hs*05 F-A
4,000c_Aug24 '14-'15
INT. at Bedford Bank.
3Hs'05 J-D
800c_Dec 5 '14-15
3^s'06 F-A / 3,000—Aug 1 '14-15
red jacket^
4s '07
In
M-S
4s *04
BOND. DEBT
3Hs'06 J-J
Oakland Co.
F-A
4s'05
Assess, val.
petoskey school district.
This city Is In
Sewers—'Western Tax District.
4s '04
Tax rate (per
4s '08
INT. at Detroit Trust Co.
2,500c—June 15 1922
J-J
llO,000c.July 20 '14-18
Special Sewer—Pastern Dist.
4s '98
J-D |$15,000c...July 1 1918
3j^s'99 J-D *£8,000c-.July 1 1919
4s'07
•
City of Port Huron Is In St. Clair
County.
Incorp. In 1857.
Commis¬
sion government
INT. payable at City Treas. office
and at First Nat. Bank, Detroit.
'17-'27
$83,000
Assessed valuation 1912
3,489,435
School tax (per $1,000) *12
$7.70
Bridge Bonds.
A-0 860,000c.-Apr 1 T8-'23
43^s'03 A-O 149,500c...Oct
1 1923
4s '04
A-O
71,000c--Sept 1 1924
3^s'05 M-S
40,000c...Oct 25 1920
3^s'05 J-D
25,000c__Sept 25 1925
4s '06
F-A
16,000c..Aug 15 1926
3^s'06 J-D
6,000c..June 15 1916
f 2,000c—June 15 1914
4s '07
J-D
10,000c June 15 '17-'21
4s '98
portage township.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1'13-.
Ine. Apr.
4Ms'll M-S 822,000c
Water Bonds.
5s '94
.
4Hs'12 F-A $80,000c.Aug 1
niles.
This city is in Berrien Co.
1859.
Pop'n 1910, 5,156.
Street Impt.—Eastern Tax Dist.
Water Bonds.
,nn
4^s'10 J-J
$82,000c—Jan 1 '19-'39 4s *04 F-A $10,000c---Aug 1 1914
3,100c—Oct 1 1914
4Hs'88 M-N
5,000c.
May 1 1914 4s '04 A-O
J-J
1,500c.Jan 15 '14-T5
43^s'94 M-S
15,OOOc_Mar 1 15-17 4s'05
5,000c.Aug 24 '14-'15
5s '07
M-S
20,000c_-Jan 2 '14-'17 3^s'05 F-A
3,OOOc_Oct 25 '14-T5
4s'01
J-J
50,000c July 15'20-29 3j^s'05 A-O
2,200c_Dec 5 '14-' 15
5s '03
J-J
10,000c-.Jan 1 '14-'33 3Hs'05 J-D
l,500c_May 15 '14-16
5s g '13 M-N/ 5,000
Nov 1 1919 3^s'06 M-N
3^s*06 F-A
6,600c.Aug 1 '14-T6
130,000. .Nov 1 20-34
3^s'06 F-A
2,000c_Aug 1 T5-T6
Bridge Bonds.
4s '06
A-O
11,400c...Oct T4r'16
5s *05
A-O /$2,OOOc
Apr 1914
J-J
1,000c-Jan 2 '14-'17
\ 1,000c—-Apr 1 1915 4s '07
4s '07
M-S
800c_Mar 1 '14-T7
Paving Bonds.
,
4s '07
A-O
16,OOOc_Oct 15 '14-T7
5s '04
J-D
$8,OOOc.June 1 17-18
4s'07
F-A
22,400c—Aug '14-T7
Sewer Bonds.
8,000c__0ct 1 '14-T7
5s '95
M-S $22,OOOc...Sept 2 1915 4s '07 "A-O
J-J
6,000cJuly 25 T4-T7
5s '04
J-D
5,000c—June 1 1916 4s '07
4s *08
A-O
6,000c.Oct 15 '14-T8
5s '05
A-O / 1,000c...Apr 1 1915
4s '08
M-N 10,000c_May 1 '14-T8
\ 2,000c..-Apr 1 1916
J-D
10,000c.June 1 '14-18
5s '07
M-S
5,000c Sept 25 '14-'18 4s '08
J-J
12,50Qc_July 15 '14-18
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13$351,500 4s '08
F-A
12,5O0c_Aug 1 '14-18
Assessment debt (add'l)__
20,000 4s '08
A-O
17,500c_0ct 15 '14-18
Total assess, val. 1913
16,662^000 4s '08
4s *08
J-D
7,500c_Dec 1 T4-T8
(Assessment about % actual value.)
4s '09
F-A
24,000c_Aug 19 '14-19
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$7.81
4s '09
A-O
6,000c. Oct 15 '14-T9
Population in 1910.:
— .14,532
J-D
6,000c.Dec 1 '14-T9
INT. payable at City Treas. office. 4s '09
4s '10
J-J
35,000c.July 15 '14-20
4s TO
M-S
21,000.-Sept 1 14-'20
pontiac school district.
F-A
6,000c.Feb 15 '14-'21
5s *05
M-N$25,000c—May 1 1915 4s *11
F-A
56,000--Aug 1 '14-'21
4Ks
F-A
20,00Oc_Aug 1 '14-15 4s '11
A-0
28,000c-Oct 1- '14-'21
4^s'10 J-J
80.000c_July 1 '18-'25 4s '11
4s '11
J-D
5,b00c_Dec 1 T4-21
4^s'12 A-O/. 15,000c—Apr 1 1926
F-A
40,500c.Aug 1 T4-'22
1160,000c— -Apr 1 1927 4s '12
Voting Machine Bonds.
4^s'13 M-S 35,000c—Mar 1 1928
J-D
$3,900c_Aug 1 T4-T6
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.
$335,000 4s '06
Refund'g Sewer—Western Dist.
Assessed valuation 1913..16,662,000
4s *09
F-A
$3,000c.Aug 2 '14-T9
(Assessment about full value.)
A-O
5,000c„.Apr 5 1918
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.-$6.99 4s '11
F-A
5,000c—Aug 1 1915
Population in 1913 (est.)
20,000 4s '11
n
4^s'10 J-J /$20,000c.July 1 '15-'24
\ 30,000c...July 1 1925
4Hs'll A-O
35,000c
April 1926
5s
A-0 847,500c—Apr 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Mar 21 '13-885,000
Floating debt
9,000
Street Improvement Bonds. *
Assessed val. (3-5 act.) '13.2,444,496
4Hs'09 J-J
825,000c
TOTAL DEBT Sept 29 1913 877,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1913—810.00
6,500
Assess, val. *13 (2-5 act.)__5,598,284 Population in 1913 (est.)
Total tax (per 81,000) 1912—832.52 INT. at People's State Bk..Detroit
Menominee Co. Inc.
Population 1910, 10,507.
Refunding Bonds.
This city is in
1883.
monroe
109
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.J
3^s'05 F-A
700c-Aug 24 '14-T5
3^s'06 M-N
2,400c_May 15 '14-16
4s '06
M-S
600c_Sept 25 *14-16
4s '07
J-D
l,200cJune 15 '14-T7
4s'08
F-A
10,000c- Aug 25 '14-T8
4s '09
J-J
3,000c.July 26 '14-19
4s *10
J-J
3,500c-July 1 '14-'20
4s '11
JrD
4,000—June 1 '14-'21
4s *11
-M-S
6,400.-Sept 1 *14-'21
4s *12
J-J
900c_Jan 10 '14-*22
4s '12
J-J
22,500c—-July '14-'22
4s '13
J-J
20,000--July 1 '14-'23
Market Bds.—Eastern Tax Dist,
3^s'05A-O $12,000c__Oct 10T4-T9
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
J-D
M-N
J-D
20,000cMarl0'17&'24
10,000c. .Mar 10 1920
10,000—Mar 10 1920
10,000c.— Mar 1 1921
10,000c-—Mar 1 1922
10,000c.-_Mar 1 1923
7,000c-.Mar 10 1915
5,000c—Dec 1 1920
2,000c.May 1 '16-17
/
\
4s '08
A-0
4s '09
J-D
4s '11
A-O
300c
June 1 1914
200c_._Junel 1915
l,200c_Oct
1 '14-16
1,000c. .June 15 1914
600c
Oct 1 1914
Special Sewer—Western Dist.
4s '05
J-D
$2,000c.June 1 '14-15
3,000c. June 1 '14-16
3^'06 J-D
J-D
4s *07
4,000c. June 1 *14-17
J-D
4s '08
5,000c_June 1 '14-18
4s '09
J-D
/1,000c—June 1 1914
\9,000c_June 1 '15-17
4s '10
J-D
J-D
J-D
5,000c.June 1 '15-19
4,000c
June 1 1919
4,000c
June 1 1920
4s'11
4s'12
110
MICHIGAN-CITIES
General Water Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
$5,000c—Oct 25 1920 4Ms'13 F-A $30,000—Feb 1 '18-'37
Park-Improvement Bonds.
Sewer bonds
$14,000
4s '08
M-S | $27,000cSept 15 '14-'2 .BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—. 44,000
Armory Bonds.
4s '09
M-S
$6,OOOc.Mar 1 '14-'l,
Water Bds.—Eastern Tax Dist)
4Ms'94J-J
$12,000c—May 1 1914
4s '95
M-N 12,000c—May 1 1915
4s
M-N 50,000cMay 1 T6&'20
3Ms'99 M-N 18,500c—May 1 1920
4s '01
A-0
50,000c.May 1 '21&'24
3Ms'02 M-N 50,000c—May 1 1922
3Ms'03A-0
10,000c—May 1 1923
4s '05
M-N 60,000c—May 1 1925
4s *08
J-D
/4,000c„June 15 1914
^Assessed
This
city Is In Chippewa County.
Population 1910,12,615.
General Street & Sewer Bonds.
5s\ '97 F-A $30,000c—Aug 1 1917
See. 26, of Charter of City of Saginaw,
which went Into effect May 24 1905,
all
bonds
this
of
5s '10
—
—
Water Bonds.
4s g *01 J-J $120.000c—July
4s g '02 J-J
125,000c—July
exempt
5s
from all taxes—State, county & city.
Refunding Bonds.
'97 A-0 $30,000c—..Apr
5s
city
are
*
—
'97 M-S
1
1
1
1
1
1932
1918
1 1920
1 1921
1 1932
1 1917
...
Assessment bonds Issued for sewers
„
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The
70% actual value) in 1913 was $37,777,150, of which $24,184,375 was
real and $13,592,775
rate
personal.
Tax
(per $1,000) in 1913 for city and
school purposes was $16.48; for gen¬
eral city purposes in 1913 was $16.48
in the Eastern District and $20.32 in
STAMBAUGH
SCHOOL
DIST.
This district is in Iron County,
'10
J-J
$44,000c—Jan 2 14-'34
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$44,000
Assess, val. '13 (4-5 act.).12,666,366
i
School tax
in
POPULATION.—In 1910, 50,510;
1904, 46.610; In 1900, 42,345; In
1890. 46.322; In 1880. 29.541.
ST. CLAIR;
This city is in St. Clair Co.
Inc.
Population 1910, 2,633.
Water Bonds.
4Ms
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $28,000—May 25 1928 4
Ms
Sidewalk
4Ms
F-A
4M3
A-O
Bonds.
$2,000
Aug 1 1919
4Ms'10
2,000—Oct 1 1919
Emergency Bonds.
•
$5,000—Oct
General Fund Bonds.
4Hs
A-0 $5,000—Oct
4Hs
A-O
11921
1 1922
5s
M-N
5,000—Nov 17 1923
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
J-J
$3.000
Jan 1 1920
Bond;.
Public Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'09 A-O
$6,000c
1932-1934
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $267,000
Commission
government
adopted
Mar. 10 1913.
Pop'n 1910. 12,115.
Light-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-D$150,000
Juno 1 193?
Park Bonds.
_s '12
A-0
$7,000
Apr 1 1932
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$6,000c...Jan 11914
127,000-July 15 '15-'23 4s
J-J
15,000c_Jan 1 '17 &*20
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
J-J
7,000c.-Jan 11923
5s *89
A-O $45,000
Oct 1 1914
Street Bonds.
5s *90
A-O
1,000
Oct 11914
_s
$20.000
GEN. BDS. Oct 1 1913—
$75,000
4Ms'13 M-N 10,000
Nvo 11933
Assessment bonds—
10,274
School Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—.-$15.00
4Ms'13 M-N $50,000
Nov 1 1933
INTEREST on light bonds paya¬
Bridge Bonds.
ble at the Third National Bank, New 4a
J-J
$9,000c...
1914
York; on the water-works bonds of _s
15,000—,
1889 at the Wayne County Sav. Bk.,
Water Bonds.
Detroit; on the water bonds of 1890 4Ms'09 Sept $35,000c—[Apr 1 1929
at the Mechanics' Bank of Detroit.'
J-J
4s
15,000c
July 1 1915
...
...
4s
ST. JOSEPH.
■
This city is in Berrien Co.
.J-J
14,667c... July 1 1920
M-N 25,000c...Nov 1 1930
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1920.)
4Ms
J-J $20,000c
.1924
4s
,
Inc.
1892.
Population 1910, 5,936.
Highway and Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-J
$25,000c—July,1 1938
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-N$30,000c...Nov 1 1928
4Ms
M-N 20,000c
TOTAL DEBT Feb 15 '13. $261,000
—
_s
___
4Ms'09 J-J
20.000
50,000
July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1913—$367,667
Paving notes
18,640
Sinking funds.
;
30,442
Assessed valuation 1913,..7,668,576
Sinking fund
12,000 (Assessment considered true value.)
Assessed valuation 1912—3,328,275 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908——$27.30
INT. at office of Treasurer.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$30.00
INT. at Am.Tr. & Say. Bk., Chicago
— ■—
WAYNE
~~
This village is in Washtenaw Co.
„
_
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements
State of Michigan which are not
regarding minor civil divisions of
represented among the foregoing
the
We add the population from the U. S. Census of 1910.
Bonded Floating
debt.
debt,
Adrian School District
..$60,000
Algonao (V), St. Clair County.
Assessed
valuation.
Tax per
$1,000.
Popvlotion.
None#$7,416,520 a$7.15
None
31,100
Alma,
Gratiot County.
56,000
Alpena (C), Alpena County
250,000
Baraga (V), Baraga County— 30,400
a472,360 al2.50
2,000 ol,852,375 a32.32
56,557 18,676,500
None
#328,540
2,757
113.90
12,706
1,071
—.
Baraga Sch. Dlst., Baraga Co. 32,000
None
6,600 13,000,000 #13.00
90,000
Bessemer School District
1 1934
1 40,000c_Feb 1 '36&'38
ST. JOHNS.
City is in Clinton Co.
Incorp.
April 12 1904.
Pop'n 1910, 3,154.
Electric-Light-Plant.
5s *95
J-J
J$2,000—July 15 1914
4s'89
M-N 50,000c—.Nov 1 1910
Paving Bonds.
Oct
$3,000—Part yearly
Bridge Bonds.
4s
Oct
$3,375c_Oct 12 '14-'16
WYANDOTTE.
4s
Sept
14,000c.Sept 1 '14-20
Tnls olty Is In Wayne
County.
In¬ 4s
Apr
1,000c
1914-1915
corp.
1867.
Commission
govern¬ 4s
May 27,000. .$3,000 yearly
ment adopted March 2 1911
Sewer Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4s
Apr
$l,000c—1914-1915
5Ms'07 J-J
$24,000
July 1 1937 4s
Sept
500c
1914
Refunding Water Bonds. '
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $177,000
4s '04
M-S $10,000
Sept 1 1934 Assessed valuation 1912—3,431,555
4Ms'09 M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—,.$19.73
4Ms*ll M-S
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
8,000..Sept 1 '14-'21
(per $1,000) 1912-118.00
4s
INT. at Security Tr. Co., Detroit.
Cadillac (C), Wexford Co
,
Water Works Bonds.
4s'89
J-J
$72,000c...July 1 1910
(Part due each year.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.
$50,000
Assessed valuation
1912—.1,150,000
F-aT$10,000c—Feb
Floating debt
1,960
Assess, val. (2-5 act.) '13..2,133,030
Refunding Electric-Light Bds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$29.40
4Ms
F-A
$3,000—Aug 1 1921
INT. at Union Tr. Co., Detroit,,
4Ms
J-J
6,000.—Jan 1 '22-'23 Citizens' State Bank, Sturgis, aha
5s
J-J
3,000—Jan 15 1924 N. W.
Halsey & Co., Chicago.
Paving Bonds.
4Ks
T-J $27,500—July 1 '22-'23
BOND. DEBT March 1913
$98,500 TRAVERSE CITY.
Assess, val. (M act.) 1912.1,431,680
This city Is the county seat of
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-'..$26.60 Grand Traverse Co.
Inc. in' 1895.
SALINE.
INTEREST payable atWyandotts
at First Commercial & Sav. Bank.
Water Refunding Bonds.
iMs'09 A-0 $30,000c
1917-1931
„
INT. at People's State Bk., Detroit
Building Bonds.
Belding (C), Ionia County
M-S $52,000.-Mar 1 '14-'26
Water-Works
Sept 1 1914
TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Pigeon) is In
YPSILANTI.
Huron Co.
Pop'n 1910, 2,508.
A city In Washtenaw County.
In¬
Highway Bonds.
corp. In 1858.
Pop'n 1910, 6,230.
4Ms'12 s-a
$48,000c
1914-1937
This city
Is In St. Joseph County.
Pop'n '10,3,635.
Electric-Light Bonds..
4 Ms* 10 F-A $80.000c_Feb 1 '23-'32
4s '10
F-A 7 5,000c—Feb 1 1917
\40.000c-Feb 1 '18-'22
3 Ms
F-A
5,000c—Feb 11916
M-S $10.000
WYANDOTTE SCHOOL. DIST.
WINSOR
STURGIS.
Inc. May 31 1895.
M-S
J'ne $12,000c—June 1 1921
$40,000 5s
Assess, val. '12 (M
act.)..9,626,891 4s
Apr
50,000c—Apr 1 1935
State & Co.
tax(per$l,000)'12 $27.77 BOND. DEBT May 6 '13—$60,000
Population in 1910
20,769 Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '12—3,000,000
INT, at People's Sav. Bk., Cadillac. School tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$4.75
detailed returns.
in
June 1 1934
Jan 1 1940
Bonds.
Feb
t
5,000
1913 (est.)
INT. at Northern Tr. Co., Chicago.
the Western District.
1858.
Court-House Bonds.
(per $1,000) 1913—$5.30
Population
5s '89
5s '89
5s *05
4sI'll
Apr $40.000c. .Apr 1 '14-*21
TOTAL DEBT Oct 11915L
Total tax
Included SEBEWAING TOWNSHIP.
In above-mentioned figures of bonded
This township is in Huron County.
debt. On July 11913 they amounted
Road Bonds.
to $1,123,170.
4Ms'12 J-J
$72,000--Jan 1 '14-'30
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913—
$72,000
CITY
PROPERTY.—The total
Assessed valuation 1912—.1,546,870
value of corporate property is $8,2,753
000,000. including the city water¬ Population in 1910—...»
INT. at Security Tr. Co., Detroit
works valued at $1,000,000.
and street Improvements are
total assessed valuation (from 60% to
Waterworks
18,000c—Sept 11917
July 1 '13. Mar.15 '13 4Ms'll
20,000
July 1 1931
TOT. DT.,&c.—
4Ms'08 M-S
40,000c..Sept 15 1928
Bonded debt.$2,162.570 $2,214,940 4 Ms'09 J-J
45,000c.July 1 ' 14-'28
Sinking.funds.
102,889
92,472 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $660,330
Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '12—7,723,300
Net debt—$2,059,681 $2,122,468 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$26.85
Water
debt
Population in 1910
12,615
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y.
(incl. above)
$442,700
$462,500
Bonds.
Sewer
4Ms'04 J-D$100,000
4Ms*ll J-J
68,000
State&Co.tax(per$lf000)'12-$2.20-F
1932
1915
1917
1 1928
M-S$500 .OOOc.Mar 1 '14-'18 4Ms'07 M-S $20,000c—Sept 1 1937
M-S 500,000c.Mar I '19-'23
Refunding Improvement Bds.
County Bonds.
4Ms'll M-S
$8,000—Sept 1 *14-'21
15,000
Sept 1 1910
14,997
Feb 8 193$
Pouulation in 1910
531,591 4Ms'06 F-A
24,247.66.Feb 1 1930
INTEREST on $700,000 3 Ms at 4Ms'10 A-O
25,000c—Oct 11940
Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.; on
$100,000 TOTAL DEBT 6ct 1913— $337,245
3 Ms In Detroit at First Nat.
Bank, Assessed valuation 1913—5,068,220
on road bonds
atCounty Treas. office. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$12.50
Population in 1910—
—8,287
INT. at Wyandotte Savings Bank.
WEXFORD COUNTY.
Cadillac Is the county seat.
1887.
4s g '02 J-J
4s
'02 J-J
Electric-Light Bonds.
12
3Ms 10 M-N$l,110,000cMay 1 1925
3Ms
M-N700,000c. —May 1 1914
3Ms
M-Nnoo.OOOc-.May 1 1914
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1
'13_$3.010,000
Sinking fund
316,032
Assess, val. (M act.)
*12.523,579,638
SAULT STE. MARIE.
lC.
xcvii.
4s'13
$12.50
816
1912
Population in 1910—
35,000c...July
40,000c.—July
10,000—Aug
5s '12
14,000
Aug
5s '13
15,330
Aug
Bridge Bonds.
\3,000c-June 15 1915 4Ms '00July $73,000c—July
Building Bonds.
INTEREST
at
City Treasurer's
M-S $15,000r—Sept
office or at the offlolal bank In N. Y. 4s '08
TAX EXEMPT.—Under Title 24.
4s
600,000
valuation 1913
Tax rate (per $1,000)
[Vol.
Road Bonds.
.
3Ms'05Apr
1 12,000cSept 15 *23-^2
Hospital Bonds.
3Ms'05 A-0
$2,OOOc_Oct 25 '14-'l
AND TOWNS.
43,000
None
138,734
dl,615,120
a32.50
None
(C)» Eaton County. 68,000
"iiiii
dll.26
15,873 a2,968,103
Boyne City, Charlevoix Co... 97,761
Charlotte
31,041,325
a5,961,935
~5~218
#31.32
None
13,000,000
712,500
None
f6,647,023
a9.70
East Tawas
5,000
8,375
17.60
Crystal Falls School District..190,000
Corunna (C), Shiawassee Co..
68,000
(C), Iosco Co
35,000
Eaton Rapids (C), Eaton Co..
37,500
Ecorse Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7.
34,000
None
Escanaba School District.....
81,000
Grand Ledge
None
1,384
~M52
a28.30
2,094
31,262,570
4,003,150
fll.OO
#2,562,095
—.
65,000
3,000 al,875,474 a25.20
2,893
64,500
Co.
Hancock (C), Houghton Co
Hancock School
None al,103,178
46,000
(C), Eaton Co
Greenville (C), Montcalm
4,886
f250,000 1*18.00
27,100
Grand Haven School District.
t24.00
None xl,511,380
4,045
26.95
200,163
4,877 a3,509,054 al5.50
27,000
None £3,000,000 £10.00
District
8.981
1,55Q~
Harbor Beach
(O) .Huron Go.*25,000
Hillsdale (C), Hillsdale Co....170,290
Holly School District No. 6— 30,000
Hudson (C), Lenawee County. 43,000
Iron River School District.
—
.
Ishpeming School District....
Ithaca (V), Gratiot County—
Lake Linden (V), HoughtonCo.
Lawrence (V), Van Buren Co.
Marquette County
Menominee County
Midland (C), Midland Co
Midland School District:
Milan
(V), Washtenaw Co
None
#3,195,905
#823,505
al,763,000
1,008.235
None
a400,000
a915,000
d720,890
5:665
a284,000
a53,910,394
Noneall,152,726
None hi,600,000
2,000 al,500,970
None
' a706,550
Noneall,638,763
1,800,630
45,000
28,000
61,000
75,000
25,000
35,000
25,000
50,000
38,000
30,000
Co. 63,361
Munislng Twp. Sch. District._ 25,000
Muskegon Heights (G), Muske¬
gon County
43,000
Oak wood
1,876
2,320
"
.......
3,500
(Vj, Wayne County. 31,000
None
Ontonagon Twp. Sch. Dlst— 45,000
Ontonagon (V), OntonaganCo. 60,000
Portland (V), Ionia County.. 30,250
Richmond School District
29,200
St. Clair Heights (V) .Wayne Co*52,500
St. Louis (C), Gratiot County. 42,000
Sandusky (C), Sanilac County. 37,000
Sault Ste. Marie Sch. Dist
25,000
Schoolcraft County.
78,000
Shepherd (V), Isabella County 27,000
Shiawassee County.
30,000
So. Haven (C), Van Buren Co.227,000
Sfiringwells Twp., Wayne Co. 41,000
Three Rivers (C), St. Joseph Co.83,000
Yale (C), St Clair County.... 38,000
5,001
2,178
#6.45 t46,
dlO.OO
25,64
a27.50
2,527
£10.00
a9.00
1,355
a3.52
32,069
23.20
3,972
None al,377,000
14.06
36,000
Montcalm County—
Mt. Pleasant (C), Isabella
#23.60
a21.16
25.73
al8.60
#20.00
dl2.50
None
None
2,000
5,000
#1,201,708
11,006,000.
#999,985
335,000
1925,000
#873,820
al ,081,000
858,555
#318,727
#27.70
110.00
1,690
781
fl5.00
1,832
al3.89
1,252
1,940
993
1,964
6,000
1,500
12,500 a7,723,300
—
a5.41
15,462,533 til.79
8,681
a21,559,940
#7.03
20,000 11,980.000 135.36
None a2,325,280
#9:25
None al,945,200 a34,50
None
1570,000 115.00
33,240
3,577
1,835
5,072
1,223
835
None
.
,
,
COUNTY.
County seat
Is
Detroit.
Bonds
marked Or) are held by sinking fund.
x
(C) City.
1910 figures,
(V) Village.
z 1911 figures,
• Total debt.
a 1912 figures.
d Figures
1
are
1913 figures.
for
1909.
Ill
Debts
and
Resources
OF
THE
IN
THE
\
INDEX FOR THE WESTERN STATES,
WISCONSIN—State,
Cities,
.Pages 111
<fcc
to 114
MINNESOTA—State, Cities, <fec........ .Pages 114 to 118
IOWA—State, Cities,
&c...
MISSOURI—State, Cities, &c—
.Pages
NORTH DAKOTA—State, Cities,
122 to 126
&c—. .Pages 126
to 127
DAKOTA—State, Cities, &c—. .Pages 127 to 129
SOUTH
NEBRASKA—State,
&c........ .Pages
Cities,
KANSAS—State, Cities, &c.
State
.......
129 to 132
.Pages 132
to 137
of Wisconsin.
ITS
Admitted
Total
as a
as a
area
Territory (Act Apr. 20 1836)..-July 3d 1836
of State (square miles)
LEGISLATURE
__56,040
i
.....
meets
blennually In odd years on the second Wed¬
nesday in January, and there is no limit" to
length of sessions.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—A brief summary of the early history of the Wis¬
consin debt Trill be found in the "State and City Supplement" for April 1895.
The bonded debt of the State, created for war purposrs 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 in
Oct., 1913, were as follows:
.
Certificates of indebtedness. School Fund
...—
$1,563,700
"
"
"
"
"
"
Normal
UTAH—State, Cities,
School
515,700
Fund
University Fund
Agricultural College Fund
———■
111,000
60,600
$2,251,000
—
—
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The total assessed valuation of the state
as determined by the State Board of Assessment, and the tax rate for State
purposes,
have been as follows for the years named below:
'
Real
Personal
'
Property.
$
Estate.
$
-Year.
'
2,308,301,611
2,202.225,226
1912
1911
1910
2.108,140,021
2,012.484,004
1,901,290,225
533,328.805
739,187,616
635,040,383
590.065,794
577,271,561
476,034,839
453,657.796
Total
State Tax
Taxes
Valuation. Rate (perM) Raised.
$
$
$
2,841.630,416
0.9033
2,566,711
2,941,412.842 - 1.2714
3,739,588
2,743.180!'404
2,602,549,798
2,478.561.786
1907
1,780,265.161
2,256,300,000
1906*—*1,671,142,204
2,124,800,000
1905
1.513,335,382
439,364,618
1,952,700,000
1901—*1.186,349,139 C249.934.861 *1,436.284.000
1900-:- 503,690,767 1126.309.232
630,000,000
1895
482,799,128>r 120,674.398
603,473.526
1890464,782,237
128.108,482
592,890,719
1880—
344,788,721
94.183,030 '
438,971,751
1909.
1908
-
♦The large increase
1.3657
1.3864
1.1604
1.1774
.3029
.5977,.
1.9535
2.1354
2.2746
1.5040
1.5081
3.746.561
3,607,939
2,875,723
2,656,637
643,680
1,167,035
2,257,854
1,345,570
1,372,713
891,660
662,059
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 existing law to be a command to assess at full value,
whereas former boards did not so construe the Act.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The constitutional provision of Wisconsin re¬
stricting 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, those which have reference to cities, &c.
(1) STATE indebtedness is confined within very close bounds. 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.
OKLAHOMA—State,
The credit of the State
association or cor¬
poration.
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 $100,0001.
Every such debt shall
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 yeaa and nays, shall be necessary to the passage of such law;
Pages 147 to 148
&c
Pages 148 to 149
Cities,
&c
Pages 149 to 153
and every such law shall provide for levying an annual tax sufficient to pay
the annual interest of such debt, and the principal within five years from
the passage
of such law, and shall specially appropriate the proceeds of such
of such principal and interest, and such appropriation
taxes to tne payment
diminished, until the
State may borrqw 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 payment 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 au¬
thorized 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 appro¬
priate the revenues derived from such works in aid of their completion.
Provided that the State may appropriate moneys for the purpose of ac¬
quiring, preserving and developing the water power and forests of the
State; but there shall not be appropriated under the authority of this
section in any one year an amount to exceed two tenths of one mill of the
taxable property of the State as determined by the last preceding State
assessment.
•
•
CITIES, counties, towns,
villages, <%c.,were unrestricted except by
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 sUfficicient to pay the in¬
(2)
legislative enactment until 1874.
pay
the principal within 20
from the time
years
of contracting the debt.
Tne voters in Nov. 1912 adopted an amendment
Section 3 of Article XI. extending the time to fifty years within which
cities or counties having a population of 150,000 or over shall pay debts
incurred for the acquisition of land.
The section referred to now reads as
to
follows:
'
,
Section 3, Article XI.—"It shall be the duty of the Legislature, and they
hereby empowered to provide for the organization of cities and incor¬
are
porated villages, and to restrict their power of taxation, assessment, borrow¬
ing money, contracting debts and loaning their credit, so as to prevent
abuses in assessments and taxation, and in contracting debts by such
municipal corporations."
*
"No county, city, town, village, school district or other municipal corpora¬
tion 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 con¬
tracting the same, except that when such indebtedness is incurred in the
acquisition of lands by cities, or by counties having a population of one
hundred and fifty thousand or over, ror public, municipal purposes or for
the permament improvement thereof, the city or county incurring the same
shall, before or at the time of so doing, 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 the period not ex¬
ceeding fifty years from the time of contracting the same."
The Legislature has from time to time passed laws
providing for the
issuance of bonds for various specified
purposes, but these laws are too
numerous to be given here.
Such authority is of course subject to the fore¬
going provisions of the constitution.
TAX
FREE.—The
1911
Legislature passed
from taxation all bonds hereafter issued by municipalities.
POPULATION of Wisconsin has been as follows:
1910
Contracting Debts.
Cities, &c
ARIZONA—State, Cities,
BONDS
Credit of State, for what not given.
shall never be given or loaned in aid of any individual,
SECTION 4.
Pages 142 to 145
.Pages 145 to 147
&c.
NEW MEXICO—State,
terest and also sufficient to
Total——
-Pages 140 to 142
COLORADO—State, Cities, &c
SECTION 7.
State (Act Aug. 61846)........May 29thl848
Capital...
.Pages 139 to 140
&c
principal and interest of such debt shall have been wholly paid.
.—....Madison
Governor (term exp. 1st Mon. Jan. *15) Francis E. McGovern
Secretary of State (1st Mon. Jan. 1915) _^._John S. Donald
Treasurer (1st Monday Jan. 1915)
....Henry Johnson
State
...Pages 137 to 139
MONTANA—State, Cities, &c
WYOMING—State, Cities,
shall not be repealed, nor the taxes be postponed, or
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
T
CITIES, ETC.
.Pages 118 to 122 IDAHO—State, Cities,
„
:
1900
1890
2,333.860
2,069,042
1,693,330
1880
1,315,497
1,054,670
775.881
1870
I860—
CITIES
COUNTIES
IN
AND
THE
>
^or. reports not given in alphabetical order
law exempting
V. 93.
1850
d.
607.
305,391
30,945
1840
TOWNS
'■
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
tional Statements" at end of this State.
a
,
'
among the following, see
"Addi¬
112
WISCONSIN-CITIES AND TOWNS.
ANTIQO.
This city Is the county seat
ol
Langlade
County.
Incorp.
1885.
Commission gov't defeated Feb. 20
1912.
Population 1910, 7,196.
School Bonds.
4s '04
J-D $17,000c
($2,000 y'ly beg.
Dec.
15
1909.)
4s '99
M-S
1,600c_.$800
yearly
4s *05 \ J-J
8,000c_July 15' 14-'21
~ A-O
$8,000c Oct 1 1914-'2l
A-O
9,000c Oct 1 1914-'22
City-Hall Bonds.
Water Bonds.
3Ms
Jan $22,362r
School
GRAND RAPIDS.
This
1914-1932
Bonds.
4s '99
M-S
$8,000c_Sept 15'14-'21
Sewer and Drainage Bonds.
Jan $39,667c
1914-1930
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$7,467c
1914-1927
4Ms
J-J
10,000c
1926-1932
Paving Bonds.
4 Ms
J-J
$6,667c
1914-1918
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913— $109,750
Assess, vai. '12 (85% act.).2,600,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12_$16.50
Population in 1910—
—2,523
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
Water-Works Bonds (Tax-free).
J-J
$40,800._Jan 31 '14-'21
5s '10
M-N 25,000
4s
„
4Ms'll J-J
$50,000c July 15
'21-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 *13. $113,800
Assessed val. '12 (90% act.>4,288,806
Total rate (per $1,000) 1912..$25.30
<" INT. at First Nat.
Bank, Antlgo.
APPLETON.
Ashland.
County seat of Ashland
County.
Inc. Mch. 25 1887.
Commission gov¬
ernment
Feb.
adopted
1913.
18
city of fourth class in 1906M-S $31,000—
—
INT.
at
other
(per $1,000) 1912...$25.00
$105,000 Issue is payable
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on all
on
Chase
bonds
at Cont.
& Sav. Bank,
&
Ft. Akinson.
'
,
_
*19-'27
1
-(?)
Bridge Bonds (Tax-free).
M-N $20,000
—
GRANT COUNTY.
KENOSHA.
Lancaster is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Sept 25'13.
$87,000
(4-5 act.).4,023,387
This city is in Kenosha
Co.
Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 21,371.
Refunding RR. Aid (red. aft.'09).
3Ms
J-J $170,000c—July 1 1919
Feb. 8 1850.
—3,691
Asylum Bonds.
4Ms'13 Feb $ 100,000c..Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$100,000
Floating debt
,2,200
DANCYfDBAINAGE DISTRICT.
Assessed val. '12 (actual).52,211,843
4s '09
Population in 1910
4s '11
Assess, val.
'13
Population in 1910
A district
(P. O. Dancy) In Marar
thon, Portage and Wood counties.
6s '07
J-D$122,500c_June 1 '14-22
GREEN
6s '10
J-D
33,500c...June 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$169,500
Incorp.
INT. at State Bk. of Chic., Chic.
Green
pere.
This city is in Brown Co.
Incorp.
Mar. 18 1883. Pop'n 1910, 4,477.
Water-Works Bds. (tax-exempt).
F-A $19,300c_Feb 1 '14-23
4s '04
4s '05
5s '07
M-S
Jan
School Bonds.
BAY]
Sewer Bonds.
,
$4,512.Nov 15 '14-32
Bonds (City's portion).
5s '13
Jan
$3,400c_Jan 15 '14-'30
5s '13
Jan
l,500c_Jan 15 '14-28
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13—
$66,550
Water debt (included)
61,800
Assess, val. '13 (4-5 act.)..2,106,485
—
Total tax rate
(per/East side_$24.00
1912- —(West side. 23.00
INT. at De Pere Nat. Bank.
4Mg'09 JrJ
28,000c—Jan 2 '14-'29
BOND. DEBT Sept 29'13
$149,250
Assess, val. *12 (H act.)__32,902,319
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12_$9.00
Population in 1910 (Census)..47,422
Comm. Tr.
INT. at office of County Treasurer
Chicago.
School
J-J
CLAIRE.
'13
.
M-N
.
40,000c
—
-
Sewer
Bonds.
J-J
$40,000--July 1
5s '11
,
$30,000c
1914-1919
20,000— -1914-1921
13,778—Oct 1 '14-21
($2,000 yearly on Nov. 1).
City Hall Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s '10
M-S $34,500c_Sept 1 *14-'20
and
Park
Bridge,
Bonds.
$4,500c. Jan
1 '14-T6
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ms
J-J
$2,750c_Jan
1 '14-T8
5s
J-J
2,200c. Jan
1 '14-T7
4s
J-J
3,500c_Jan
1 '14-'20
4s
J-J
10,500c__July
'14-'23
4s '05•* J-J
5,000c.Jan
1 '21-25
School Bonds.
4s
A-O $31,000c.Oct
1'14-24
4Ms'09 A-O 123,000c.Apr 1 '14-'29
4Ms'll M-S
27,000c_Mar 1 '23-'30
4Ms'll A-O
48,000c_Apr 1 '14-'30
Refunding and School Bonds.
_s
$l,000c
Jan 1 1914
City-Hall and Hospital Bonds.
4s
M-N$18,000c_May 1 '14-22
Paving Bonds.
4s '06
J-J
$24,000c.Jan
1 '14-'25
4Ms*08 J-J
28,000c_Jan 1 T4-'22
4Ms'10 J-J • 19,000c.Jan
1 '15-'25
4Ms'12 M-N 23,000c_May 1 '14-'23
Bridge Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$12,000c-Jan
1 14- 25
'14-'21
40,000—Oct 1 '14-'21
45,000c
4 Ms'11 A-O
5s '13
M-N
S4.500 yearly on Nov. 1.)
DEBT Nov 1913__$445,000
.
Assess, val.
'12(abt. act.)_25,073,812
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $11.00
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bk., Milwaukee, and in Kenosha.
.
KERT
Drainage
'06
-s
'08
LA
8,000c_Jan
J-J
4s
—
...
—
-
-.-
-
CROSSE.
La Crosse
5s
Sewer Bonds.
—-
Is In La Crosse County.
Inc. Mar 14 1856. Pop'n '10. 30,417.
♦School Bonds.
4s
4Ms'07 J-J
'05
-s
1 '15-'28
150.000c.Jan
4s '05
DIST.
Bonds.
$27,000-..—
19,5008,000
6s '12
J-D
57,000--Dec 1 '17-'31
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 15 '13-$101,500
-s
School & Street Improv't Bonds
J-J
$16,000c.Jan 1 '14-T7
4s *07
J-J
12,000c_Jan
1 T7-'22
4Ms'08 J-J
CREEK DRAIN.
Post Office is Babcock.
"
'94
5s '95
'05
M-N $5,000c—May 1 1914
M-N 10,000c—May 1 1915
J-D 100,000c—June 1 1925
3Ms'99 J-J
20,000c.-July 15 1919
20,000c..June 15 1920
20,000c„Mch 15 1921
20,000c—-Jan 1 1923
4s '06
F-A
30,000c—Feb 1 1926
4s'06
J-J
20,000c—July 1 1926
4s'11
15,000
May 11931
(Subject to call after May 1 1921)
1 '14-T8 3Ms'00 J-D
$22,500c—July
14- 22
3Ms'01 M-S
3Ms'03 J-J
6,000c—July '14-T6
21,000c_July 1 '17-'23
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
J-J
$14,000c.July 1 '14-21
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '13
$637,950
♦Sewer Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 (34 act.)..17,321,934 4s '04
M-N$15,000
May 1
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$23.00 4s '09
85,000c...Mar 1
Population in 1910 (Census)..25.236
♦Water and Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST on bonds payable as
3Ms'99
$25,000—July 15
follows:
On
refunding
bonds due 3Ms'02
10,000....June 1
1914-16, 1914-17 and 1914-18, city- 4s '04
J-J
25,000
July 1
hall and hospital bonds at Chemical 4s '05
J-J
15,000c—July 1
4s
J-J
-
_s
EAU
5s
ment defeated Dec. 21 1911.
5s
...
J-J
4Ms'll A-O-
...
34,833c_Feb 1 '14-'24
4,800c.Jan 15 '14-27
Paving
$1,000)
—39,007
Bay Is In Brown County.
1854.
Commission govern¬
Refunding
de
96, p. 664.
Pop'n 1910, 11,594.
Judgment Bonds.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
5s '98
J-J $105,000c...Jan 1 1918
Superior Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
Asylum Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-J
$80,000c.July 1 *15-'29
4s g '06 J-J
$65,000c_July 1- *14-'26
4Ms g '12 J-J
93,000c..July 1 1932
56,250c_July 1 '14-28
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1922.) 4Msg J-J
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $278,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).8,097,942
O.
KAUKAUNA.
This city Is in Outagamie County.
Elec.-Lt.-Plant Purchase Bond*
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 '12. $111,000 4Ms'12 F-A $50,000c_Feb 1 '15-'32
Assess, val. '11 (80% act.).4,593,737 (Subject to call after 5 years on 60
days' notice.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911
$25.00
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$50,000
Population in 1910-.,—
6,521
3,494,415
INT. on water 4s at City Treas. Assessed valuation 1912
office or at First Nat. Bank, Chicago; Total tax rate (per $1,000)
v
1912
-.--$20.90 and ..$21.70
on
3M% water bonds and bridge
....4,717
bonds at Royal Trust Co., Chicago. Population in 1910
Sewer Bonds.
5s *12
M-S $54,500..Mar 1 '14-32
V.
Total tax
P.
Building Bonds.
4Ms'12
$45,000--Feb
TOTAL BONDED DEBT
__
This city Is the county seat of Outa¬
gamie Co.
Inc. in 1857.
Commis¬
sion gov't adopted Feb. 7 1911.
V,
92, p. 405. All bonds are tax-exempt.
Population in 1910, 16,773.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-S
$2,000c
Oct 1914
High School Bonds.
4s '04
F-A $18,333c_Feb 1 *14-'24
Public Bldgs. & Street Bonds.
3Ms
A-O $18,000c_..Apr 1 1918
Voting-Machine Bonds.
5s
Jan
$1,200...-Jan 1 1914
Water-Works-Impt. Bonds.
4Ms* 12 F-A$213,750c_Feb 1 '14-'32
Water-Works-Purchase
Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J $242,250c
1914-1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13.
$551,000
Assess, val. '13 (70% act.) 14,048,915
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912— $24.50
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
JOINT
COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6.
J-J
$15,000c_Jan 31 '14-22
Street Bonds (Tax-free).
5s '10
This city Is in Milwaukee County.
as
xcvix.
3M«
CUDAHY.
5s'08
In¬
6 1869.
Commission gov¬
ernment defeated Jan. 30 1912.
5s
Inc.
JEFFERSON
city Is In Wood County.
corp. Mch.
4s '02
4s'03
[Vol.
—
—
ashland
county.
Eau Claire Is In Eau Claire
County.
County seat Is Ashland.
Charter of Incorporation approved
Refunding Bonds.
Mar. 2 1872. On Feb. 27 1909 city
5a
J-J
$10,000c_ Sept 3 '14-'21 took
over
water-works
plant for
Minn St P & Ash Ry Bonds.
$253,000.
V. 88, p. 698.
Commis¬
5s '90
F-A $65,000c—...-1915 sion government adopted Feb. 15
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13
$122,750 1910.
V. 90. p. 516.
Certs, of indebtedness,—
10,667
Refunding.
Sinking fund
16.737 5s
J-J
$35,000c—Jan 1 1917
Assessed val.'12(abt. act.) 17,415,183 4s '07
J-J
25,000c—Jan 1 1927
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12-$7.09
4Ms'08 J-J
25,000c...Jan 1 1928
Population in 1910 (Census)..21,965
Bridges.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Milw,
4s
J-J
$10,000c___Jan 1 1919
4s
•
J-J
35,000c...Jan 1 1925
Water Bonds.
BAEABOO.
This city is In Sauk Co.
$75,000——Jan 11927
Inc. 1882. 4s
GEN. BONDS May 23 '13 $205,000
School Bonds.
Is'06
J-J
$51,200c. .July 1 14- 26 Sinking fund—
76,000
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds. Assess; val. '12 (85% act.).9,833,441
Is '04
July $81.583c. July 1 '14-'24 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$24.02
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913. $146,000 Population in 1910 (Census)..18,310
INT. at City Treasurer's
Assessed val. '12 (abt. act.) 4,035,499
office,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..—$19.07 Citizens' Cent. Nat. Bk., N. Y.,
.
—
—
...
,
.
.
„
Populatioh in 1910 (Census)—6,324
INT.at City Treasurer's office.
and at N. W.
Halsey & Co., Chicago.
,
FOND DU LAC.
bayfield
county.
Fond du Lac Is situated In Fond du
Washburn Is the county
seat.
Lao County.
Incorporated 1852.
Dec. 1 1911 the city issued
1
1915 $133,500 time-orders ($120,150 now
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$80,000 outstanding—see below) to pay for
Jinking fund
10,000 the property of the Fond du Lac
Assess, val/13 .(abt.act.) 13,567,250 Water Co.
The bonds of the wa¬
Jtate&Co. tax (per $1,000) '13-$6.7 2 ter,
company
($189,500
5s., due
Population in 1910 (Census)..15,987 In 1915) are also guaranteed by the
INT. at 111. Trust & Sav. Bk., Chi. city.
The hydrant rental, $13,601
yearly, Is paid semi-annually F. & A.
On
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
'
5s
A-O $80,000c—Oct
.
1 to the Farmers Loan & Tr. Co., N.
CITY SCHOOL DIST.
Y., to apply on interest and sinking
:Ms'07 Feb$105,000c__Feb 1 'l4-'22 fund.
Population 1910, 18,797.
JOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$105,000
School Bonds.
ussess. val. '12 (abt. act.) 12,085,082
5s
July $10,000c—July 1 1914
Ichool tax rate(per$l,000)'12$6.95 43Ms
A-O
30,000c—Feb 15 1920
'opulation in 1912
16,000 4s '06
J-D
7,500c_June 15 '14-16
INT. at First Tr. & Sav. Bk;, Chi.
Sewer Bonds.3 Ms
M-N $40,000c. ..Nov 1 1921
1ELOIT UN. SCH. DIS. NO. 2.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4s M-N$25,000c May 20 '14-'23
is'12
F-A $26,200,-Feb 1 *15-'24
State School Loan.
s
fOTAL DEBT.
A
(?)
Jan
$3,000c_Jan 1 '14-'16
Refunding RR. Aid (red. 1907).
4s
Mar $60,000c_—Mar 1 1917
CALUMET COUNTY.
;
1ELOIT
_
,
Chilton is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms'12 Feb $57,000c_.Feb 1 '14-'24
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913
$58,000
Assess, val. '12 (4-5 act.).23,192,995
Population in 1910
16,701
Certificates of Indebtedness.
5s '10
J-J
$4,500c
1914-1920
Time Orders for Purchase of
Water Plant (red. any time).
5s '11
J-D$106,800c.Dec 1 '14r'21
Park Bonds.
4s
J-J
$2,000c
Jan 1920
4s
F-A
1,500c
Feb
1920
4s
J-J
CHIPPEWA FALLS.
1,500c
July 1920
This city Is the county seat of Chip¬ 4s
F-A
1,000c
Aug 1920
J-J
4,000c
Jan 1921
pewa Co.
Inc. 1870.
Commission 4s
Water-Works.
gov't defeated Apr. 4 1911. V. 92, p.
5s '12
F-A $25,000_Feb 15 '14-'23
1052.
Population 1910, 8,893.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.
Ref. Bonds (Red. July 15 1909).
$220,000
4s '09
J-J
$74,000c—July 15 1919 Time orders
120,150
BOND. DEBT Mar 17 '13
$74,000 Certifs. of indebtedness..
5,200
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)..3,727,219 Assessed valuation, real.. 9,882,595
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$30.00 Assessed val., personal... 2,367,410
INTEREST payable at Lumber¬ Total val. (% act.) '12. —12,250,550
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
men's Nat. Bank, Chippewa Falls.
$21.50
OLUMBUS.
This city is
?74.
in Columbia Co.
City bonds are taxable.
Inc.
.
INTEREST on refunding bonds Is
payable at National Exchange Bank,
Milwaukee;. on all others at Commerolat Nat. Bank In Fond du Lao.
—
--.
Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
1914,
at
4s '06
HORICON.
This city is in Dodge County. .
Gas Bonds.
_s
s-a
$1,000c
Jan 1 1914
Water-Works Bonds.
4s *12
J-J
$49,000c .$1,000 yearly
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913.
$50,000
Assess, val. 1912 (% act.).1,201,965
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 12-$15.91
Population in 1910
—1,881
„
COUNTY^
IRON
Hurley is the county seat.
.
S2*"000-- July
43
1 '14-'17
6s®lU2ldAp? Mb-Apr; 1
T0t7BD.
'14-'17
DT. Oct 1 '13—
$53,000
'13 (85% act-)r&985,230
Co.tax(per$1,000) 12--$5.60
Population in 1910
8,306
Assess,
vai.
J-J
1919
1922
1924
1925
25,000c-.July 1 1926
♦Sewer and Water Bonds.'
5s '86
$10,000. —-Oct 1 1916
♦Fire Department Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$20,000c--July 1 1925
♦Viaduct and Bridge Bond?.
F-A $15,000c—Feb 1 1924
4s '04
—
Rnndc
4s '05
M-N$l5,000c—May 1 1925
15,000c—-Apr" 1 1927
3Ms'99 M-S 25,000c— Sept 1 1919
3Ms!01 A-O
15,000c—.Oct 1 1921
3Ms'02 J-J
15,000c--July 1 1922
♦Refunding Bonds.
4s '98
J-J
$25,000c—July 1 1918
3Ms*99 A-O
52,000c.-.Oct 1 1919
3Ms'00 J-J.
42,000c—Jan 15 1920
3Ms'01 J-D
12,000c—-Dec 1 1921
♦Bridge, Water & Street Bonds.
4s '09
$30,000—-July 1 1929
4s'07
--.
—
♦Park Bonds.
4s '09
---
$75,000c—.Apr
1 1929
♦Water Bonds.
5s'95
J-D $38,000c—.June 1 1915
5s '96
J-J
10,000c—Oct 1 1916
4s'04
J-J
15,000c—Jan 15 1924
3Ms'01 J-J
4s
'08
4s '11
4s '12
25,000c—July 15 1921
A-O
15,000c—Oct 1 1928
M-N 70,000
May 1 1931
J-D 250,000- —-Dec 1 1932
♦Water-System-Ext. Bonds.
4Ms'12 F-A$150,000c—Aug 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13 $1,397,000
Sinking fund
507,220
NET DEBT Mar 1 1913—
889,780
Assessed valuation, real--15,173,156
Assessed val., personal.
5,302,751
Total val. '12 (abt, act.) -.20,475,907
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-— -$21.00
—
♦All bonds are subject to call after
10 years from the date of same.
State &
LA CROSSE COUNTY.
JANESVILLE.
County seat Is La Crosse.
.
.
Janesvllle Is situated In Rock Co.
Court-House (red. Feb. 1 1913).
Incorp. Mch. 19 1853.
Commission 3Ms
F-A $65,000c
Feb 1 1923
government adopted Jan. 23 1912.
County Bldg. (red. May 1 1913).
City-Hall and Library Bonds.
May 1 1913).
4s
M-N$24,500c.Nov 1 14-20 5s '08
M-N$25,000c—-May 1 1918
4s
M-N 13,500c_Nov 1 '14-'22
Insane-Asylum (red.aft.July 1*18)
School Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-J
$76,000
July 1 1925
^
,
M-S $21,000.-Mar 1 '14- 19 BOND. DEBT May 1 '13
$166,000
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund
47,079
M-S $lO,000c_Mar 1
14- 23 Value 1912 (about actual) .30,932,846
5s
J-J
21,647--July 1 T4-'29
Population in 1910 (Census)..43,996
5s '11
J-J
14,062-July 1 T4-'28
INT. on bonds of 1908 and
1910
5s '13
J-J
38,000
1932
Is payable at County Treas. office.
<
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
$32,667c-July 1 '14-27
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 15 *13-$153,000
lake geneva.
Assessment debt (add'l)——
8,653
This city
Is In Walworth County
Assessed valuation, real__ll;192,8oo
Water-Works Bds. (tax-exempt).
Assessed val., personal— 3,838,835
$75,000,July 15 '18-'31
Total val. '12 (abt. act.). 15,031.701 4Ms'll J-J
$90,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—§13.82 BOND. DEBT Apr 1912—
.2,750,000
Population in 1910
.13,894 Assessed valuation 1911
kl
Af#lAA fllttr
TrAoa'"
Population in 1910
—3,076
4s
4s '04
txrm
-
bridge bonds and
and school- bonds,
due
Citizens'
Nat.
Bank,
Green Bay;
bridge bonds of 1908 In
Chicago;
and refunding bonds due
1914-20 and city-hall bonds at Farson,Son & Co., N. Y.; sewer bonds
and refunding bonds due 1914-23 at
Harris Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago
refunding bonds of 1905, bridge bonds
of 1905, school and street of 1905 and
1907 at McCartney Nat. Bank, Green
Bay; paving of 1906 at R. Kleybolte
Co., Inc., Chicago: paving of 1908 and
school 4 Ms of 1911 due 1914-30 at
Kellogg Nat. Bank, Green Bay* on
school and school and street 4 Ms of
1907 at First Nat. Bank, Chicago; on
school of 1909 at N. W.Halsey & Co.,
Chicago, and on paving bonds of 1912
at E. H. Rollins & Sons, Chicago*
refunding
1924
1929
—•«
/v
«
4-
MERRILL.
LANGLADE COUNTY.
This city is In Lincoln Co. Commis¬
County seat Is Antlgo.
sion government defeated Feb .20 '12.
Court-House Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4s
June $75.000c_ June 1 '14-'23
M-S $25,000c
1917-1921
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$75,000 4Ms
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
26,948
M-S $15,000
Part yearly
Assessed valuation, real.-17,090,950 4 Ms
School Bonds (State Loan).
Assessed val., personal— 2,671,601
act.) .19,762,551
$1,000)'12-$4.25
Population in 1910 (Census) _ _ 17,062
Ms
Total value 1913 (%
Chicago.
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
DISTRICT.
DRAINAGE
This district Is In Waushara
County
'08
$50,0006.—
(Part due each year beg. Sept. 1
6s
---
$23,750-.$l,250 yearly
Park Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per
LEOLA
4Hs
M-S $25,000c
1918-1922
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1913——$88,750
Total assessed val. 1912—-3,487*000
$1,000) 1912--_$30.91
Population in 1910 (Census)—8,689
Total tax (per
---
*13.)
$25,000.-Sept 1 '15-24
26,000--June 1 '17-26
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913--$107,000
INT. on bonds of 1910 payable at
Farson, Son & Co., N. Y. or Chicago.
6s '10
6s '12,
-—
MILWAUKEE.
This city Is situated In Milwaukee
Co.
Inc. Jan. 1846.
The Town of
Lake was
annexed in May 1911,
V. 92, p.
4Ms'13 J-J
Is
situated
Co.
Dane
In
April 1 1856.
Commission
government defeated Jan. 30 1912.
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '04
Oct $30,000c..-Oct 1 1924
School Bonds.
4s '04
Oct $25,000c—.Oct
1 1924
4s '05
Oct
25,000c...Oct 1 1925
4s '06
July 30,000c—July 1 1926
High-School Bonds.
4s '05
July $250,000c_-July 1 1925
School-Building Bonds.
4s '12
July $60,000
July 1 1932
Sewer Bonds.
4s
July $29,500c—July 1 1918
(Subject to call after 1908.)
3Hs
Apr $40,000c—Apr 1 1919
(Subject to call after 1909.)
4 Ms 13 Oct$100,000c.-Oct 1 '14 '33
Sewage-Disposal-Plant Bonds.
4s *11
July $75,000c...July 1 1931
Market-House Bonds.
4s '08
Oct $25,000c-—Oct
1 1928
Storm-Water-Sewer Bonds.
4s '09
A-0 $65,000c...Oct 1 1929
Water-Works Bonds.
1923
4s '03
Oct $16,500c
Oct
Incorp.
_
,
Oct
35,000
Oct
26,000c...Apr
20,000c...Oct
Bath
4s '07
4s '07
Bonds.
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
4Ms'10J-J
1931
1923
1925
19,500c— .July
1928
Oct
30.000c-_.0ct
4s '08
1931
4s '11
A-0
40,000c—.Oct
GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1913
$976,500
Assessment debt (add'l)—
184,700
Certificate debt (add'l)
140,000
Sinking fund.
209,400
Assess, val, '12 (M act.>..39,133,985
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$15-50
'05
4s
July
—
Nat.
Madison.
Bank,
Voters on
Nov.
5
1912
favored purchase of local light plant.
V. 95, p. 1345.
Pop'n 1910, 13.027.
Bridge Bonds.
14-'26
'14-'29
'14-'30
42,500-, July
J-J
$15,000.-July 1 '14-16
Flushing Tunnel.
'14-17
J-J
$24,000--July
!4-'24
66,000.-July
4s '04
J-J
5s '96
5s '97
3Ms'00 J-J
3Ms'01 J-J
3 Ms'02 J-J
City-Hall
5s '95
J-J
17,500--July
20,000—Jan
45,000--Jan
Bonds.
$10,000 ...July
30,000 -July 1
5s '95
J-J
Park Bonds.
J-J
$5,000
5s *94
5s '95
J-J
5s '96
J-J
5s '97
<J-J
4s '04
J-J
4s '05
J-J
3Ms'01 J-J
3 Ms'02 J-J
J-J
J-J
4s '08
Manitowoc Is In Manitowoc County.
1 14- 26
Bonds.
1 '14-'32
Bonds.
1 '14-*25
Bonds.
J-J $150,000c.July 1 '14-'28
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
MANITOWOC.
1870.
14-27
$35,000—Jam 1
7,000-—Jan 1 '14-'27
Garbage
4s '07
Inc.
'
4s '08
Population in 1910 (Census) —25,531 3Ms'03 J-J
INTEREST on $29,500 sewerage
3Ms'06 J-J
bonds payable at American Exchange 4s '06
J-J
Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
other bonds at 4s *07
J-J
First
July 1 '14-'32
30,000—Jan 1 '14-'33
Lighting Bonds.
4s'06
J-J
$97,500_-July
Light and Power Plant
4Ms'12 Jan $95,000c__Jan
Docking and Dredging
4s '05
J-J
$60,000.-July
4s' 06
J-J
65,000—Jan
4s '09
J-J
80,000—July
1931
4s '11
Park Bonds.
4s '03
July $35,000c...July
.
36,000.-July 1 *14-'29
62,855.-Jan 1 •14-'30
4s '10
75,000c.-Jan 1 '14-'33
4Ms'l3 J-J
Hospital Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$30,000-—Jan 1 *14-'25
4Ms'll J-J
90,000c—Jan 1 '14-31
4Ms'12 J-J
9,500—Jan 1 '14-'32
4s '09
1929
Apr
Oct
*09
'11
4s
4s
1327.
4s&4 Ms' 12J-J$308,750
MADISON.
Madison
J-J
4s '09
J-J
4Ms'10
4 Ms'11
4Ms'12
4Ms* 13
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
July
10,000--July
18,000.-July
20,000—July
33,000--Jan
126,000—Jan
20,000--Jan
22,500._Jan
20,000._Jan
52,000._Jan
16,250--July
14,000.-Jan
56.250--July
10,500.-Jan
60,000--July
48,000.-July
63,000.-July
329,263c_ July
13,500.-Jan
100,000c. _Jan
Manitowoc is the county
Bonds.
Court-House
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)59,485,147
State&Co*tax (per$l,000) *13—$4.90
Population in 1910 (Census)..44,978
INT. payable at County Treasury.
MARINE TTE~
city Is In Marinette County.
Population 1910, 14,610.
Inc. 1886.
Sewer,
Bonds.
$2,000
1,500
Bonds.
5s
$2,000c
3 Ms'11
19,000c—
Bridge Bonds.
6s '96
$l,000c— .Oct 1 1914
Refunding Bonds.
6s '87 ' A-0 $12,000c_Apr 1 '14-'17
Armory Bonds.
3Ms'03
$6,000c
Dock and Wharf Bonds.
4s '05
A-0$ 100,000c
1916-1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 1913 $144,500
Assessed val: '12 (65% act.)6,012,000
INTEREST on school 5s, bridge,
....
...
School
...
...
...
refunding and second Issue of sewer
bonds at Mechanics & Metals Nat.
Bank, N. Y.; dock and wharf bonds
at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.; first
Issue of sewer bonds
at
Cleveland;
armory and school 3 Ms at Madison.
MARSHFIELD.
This city is in Wood County. Inc.
March 1883.
Population '10, 5,783
Sewer Bonds.
5s
July $22,000c.$2,000 yearly
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
Mar
$8,000c_$l,000 yearly
5s '97
J-J
4s '03
J-J
4s '04
J-J
ts'06 M-S $15,000c_Mar 1 '14-'16 4s '04
J-J
4s '05
J-J
School Bonds.
js'09 Sept $12,500.-Mar 1 '14-'18
Vater and Light Bonds.
I'ater-Works
Bonds.
4Ms*12 J-J $100,000--July 1 '22-'32 3Ms'01 J-J
BOND. DEBT Oct 23 '13- $167,000 3'Ms'02 J-J
J-J
Assessed val. '12(abt.act.)_3,386,950 4s '07
J-J
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912——$22.90 4s *08
light bonds at
Milwaukee; on
Cont. & Comm.
Nat. Bank, Chicago.
INT.
on
water
Wise.
Trust
bonds
of
&
Co.,
1912
at
J-J
J-J
4Ms'll J-J
4Ms'13
4s '09
4s TO
J-J
5s '97
J-J
4s '03
J-J
4s '04
J-J
4s '05
J-J
'05
J-J
4s '06
J-.T
3Ms'97
3Ms'98
3Ms'00
3Ms'00
3Ms*01
3Ms'01
3Ms'02
3 M»'02
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
4s *07
J-J
J-J
J-J
4s
4s '08
4s '09
4Ms'l0 J-J
4 Ms'11 J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$22.00
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Rhinelander is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds (Tax-exempt)
5s '08
J-D $80,000c.June 1 '14-r24
BOND. DEBT June 24 '13
$80,000
Assessed val. '11
Street Bonds.
J-J
5s '95
$10,000.-July
J-J
5s '96
5s *97
J-J
1
'14-'30
14-31
14-'32
14-33
11914
14~'25
'14-'26
'14-'27
'14-28
'14-'28
14-'29
1 1914
14-16
'14-T6
33,000-July
'14-17
28,000..July
T4-'23
40,000.-July
'14r-'24
110,000.-Jan
*14-'24
33,000._Jan
'14-'25
72,000.-July
'14-'21
100,000—Jan
'14-'22
178,200._Jan
'14-'27
252,000.-Jan
'14-'28
210,000--July
196,000. .July 1 T4r-'29
97,750-July 1 '14-'30
413,527c. July 1 T4-'31
900,000
4s
---
School Bonds.
A-O $15,000c
4s
Jan
36,000c
4s
.
Aug
Refunding Bonds.
1 14-'25
A-O $91,000c...Aug 1 1918
48,000—July 1 '14-19 4s
Oct
75,000c
Oct. 15 1918
56,000.-Jan 1 '14-'20 4s
Oct
20,000c
1914-1917
64,000. _Jan 1 14-'21 3Ms
3Ms'01 J-J
Voting-Machine Certificates.
'14r'22
90,000
Jan 1
3 Ms'02 J-J
$5,350
$600 yearly
49,500—July 1 14-'22 4s
3Ms'02 J-J
Bridge Building Bonds.
100,000.-Jan 1 '14-23
3Ms'03 J-J
Dec $55,000c_Dec 1 '14-'24
130,000. _Jan 1 *14r'26 4s '04
3Ms'06 J-J
77,000—Jan 1 14-*27 4Ms'13 July 188,000-$10,000 yearly
4s '07
J-J
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
70,000.-July 1 •14-27
4s '07
J-J
Library Bonds.
150,000.-July 1 '14-'28
4s '08
J-J
J'ne $50,000c
June 6.1918
300,000.-July 1 '14-'29 4s
4s '09
J-J
Fire-Station Bonds.
300,806.-July 1 *14-'30
4 Ms'10 J-J
$12,000
Oct 2 1916
*14-'31 4s'11
4Ms'll J-J
,{~
320,260c_Jan 1 Park-improvement bonds—$10,000
Viaduct and Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13---475.850
3Ms'02 J-J
$23,500.-July 1 14-'22
FORM OF BONDS.—All bonds of Assessed valuation, real..17,665,284
Assessed val., personal
4,222,830
the city are in coupon form.
Assessed valuation, banks 1,145,500
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND,
Total val. '12 (abt. act.)..23,033,614
&C.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$21.50
Jan. 1 1913. Oct. 1912.
„
-„
debt.$9,276,750 $11,153,575
Sinking funds
912,200
862,750
Tot. bd.
Net debt..$8,364,550 $10,290,825
Water
debt
(included)..
$36,250
On Jan.
a mort¬
1
$20,000
\
1913 there was
and note debt of $31,300.
SINKING FUND.—The sinking
fund receives yearly a sum equal to
5% of the original Issue of bonds, and
required by law that this amount
debt shall be retired annually.
PROPERTY—The
CITY
city
and
water-works,
Its
owns
receives
yearly
and sinking
from water rates a larger sum
than
the
total
Interest
fund charges on Its water debt. Total
valuation of corporate property on
Jan. 1 '13 was (approx).
ASSESSED
'14-'28
14-'29
Pop'n 1910, 33,062.
Improvement Bonds.
$13,637c
—1914-1923
V. 97, p. 966.
3Ms'99 J-J
3s '00
J-J
14-'27
1
1
1
1
1
1
_~~
120,000—Jan
J-J
4s *05
It Is
*14-'21
14-'22
14-23
'14-'26
'14-'26
14-'27
1 14-'26
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
OSHKOSH.
This city is in Winnebago County.
Incorporated April 5 1853. -Com¬
mission government adopted Deo. »1
1911.
Oshkosh
Water-Works Co.
taken over Oct. 1 1913 for $525,000.
—
J-J
4s '04
(3-5 act.) 6,375,961
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-S10.40
Population in 1910 (Census).-11,433
1 1918
1920
Oct
10,000c
1914-1915
1 '14-15 3Ms
4s '10
50,000—61,500.-July 1 '14-16
Sewer Bonds.
16,000—July 1 '14-17
June$13,500c.$1,000 yearly
55,000—Jan 1 '14t'24 4s '09
j-j
^s
of the
Sewer Bonds (Intercepting).
3Ms'00 J-J
$17,500. .Jan 1 '14-'20
School Bonds.
J-J
5s '94
$1,733
July 1 1914
'14-T5
J-J
10,000._Jan
5s '95
'14-T5
J-J
5s '95
15,000—July
J-J
July 1 1914
2,000-July 1 '14-15
6,000.-July 1 '14-16
16,000.-July 1 '14-17
75,000.-July 1 '14-'23
27,500--Jan 1 *14-'24
108,000—Jan 1 '14-'25
30,000-July 1 '14-'25
65,000--Jan 1 14-'26
4,000.-July 1 '14-17
20,000--Jan 1 '14-18
17,250—Jan 1 14-'20
17,500—July 1 14-'20
20,000—Jan 1 '14-'21
40,000—July 1 '14-21
22,275-Jan 1 '14-'22
22,500--July 1 '14-'22
105,000--Jan 1 14-'27
150,000.-July 1 14-'28
80,000_-July 1 '14-'29
68,945--July 1 '14-30
135,000c_ Jan 1 14-'31
300,000c__ Jan 1 14-'33
J-J
5s *96
14r'24
*14-'25
Ms'12 J-J
285,000—Jan
l4-'33
4,Ms'13 J-J
300,000.-Jan
Bridge Bonds.
5s '96
J-J
$11,250--Jan 1 '14-16
s'00 J-J
52,500—July
52,500--July .1 14-'20
_s'01 J-J
40,000.-July 1 '14-'21
3Ms'02 J-J
60,750—Jan 1 '14-'22
3Ms'02 J-J
45,000..July 1 14-*22
3Ms'02 J-J
67,500--July 1 14-'22
4s '06
J-J
81,250-July 1 '14-'26
4s '08
J-J
150,000--July 1 *14-'28
4s '09
J-J
100,000—Jan 1 '14-'29
4 Ms* 11 J-J
102.316c. Jan 1 14-'31
Auditorium Bonds.
4s '07
J-J $175,000.-July 1 '14-*27
4Ms'10 J-J
20,306..July 1 T4-'30
Public Bath & Library Bonds.
3Ms'02 J-J
$22,090.-Jan 1 '14 '22
4s *07
J-J
35,000.-Jap 1 '14-'27
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s *04
J-J
$55,000.-July 1 '14-'24
4s *05
J-J
57,000.-July 1 T4-*25
3Ms'00 J-J
17,500.-Jan 1 '14-'20
3Ms'01 J-J
40.000.-Jan 1 T4-'21
3Ms'01 J-J
20,000--July 1 '14-'21
3Ms'02 J-J
45,000__Jan 1 T4-'22
4s '06
J-J
65,000-July 1 '14-*26
4s '09
J-J
40,000.-July 1 *14-'29
4Ms'12 J-J
22,500.-Jan 1 '14-*32
4Ms'13 J-J
50,000--Jan 1 T4-'33
Library and Museum Bonds.
5s '95
J-J
$7,500
July 1 1914
5s '97
J-J
40.000.-Jan 1 '14-'17
5s '97
J-J
24,000.-July 1 *14-'17
4Ms'll J-J
135,000c_Jan 1 '14-31
Police-Department Bonds.
3 Ms'02 J-J
$27,000.-Jan 1 '14-'22
5s *96
5s '95
'14-17
,
5s
5s
1 1914
'14-16
.
4s '05
F-A$ 100,000c. Feb 1 *14-'24
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$100,000
This
1 1914
'14-15
'14j-*32
4
seat.
*14-'22
'14-15
Viaduct Bonds.
s-an $15.000c —.1918-1920
000— -July
5s '95
J-J
Water-Works Bonds.
60,000-July 1
J-J
4s '05
4s '11
$217,000
July 1 1931
97,066--July 1
4s '06
J-J
Harbor Improvement.
192,500--July 1
4s *07
J-J
4s '06
J-J
$25,000c_Jan 1 *14-'16
56*250—Jan 1
4s '08
J-J
BOND. DEBT &ept 1913
$257,000
187,500—Jan 1
4s '08
J-J
Assessed val. '13 (abt. act) 12,300,000
80,000-July 1
4s '09
J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$21.40
Water Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treas's office.
5s '95
J-J
$5,000- ..July
5s '96
J-J
15,000-July
COUNTY.
'14-'20
14-'21
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$2,500
5s '94
gage
4s
MANITOWOC
113
WISCONSIN-CITIES AND TOWNS
Nov., 1913.)
546,000,000.
VALUATION.—
1912.
1911.
s
:
s
INTEREST on the 4%
bonds is
payable in New York; on
other bonds in Oshkosh.
PORTAGE.
This
city"
Columbia
is
the
County.
county seat of
Incorp.
1854.
Commission
government
adopted
Feb. 20 1912.
Pop. 1910, 5,440.
Bridge Bonds (tax-exempt).
Feb $52,000c
Feb
Sewer Bonds (tax-exempt).
4s '03
1925
4Ms'09 F-A $34,000c_Feb 1 '14-'29
Water-Works Bonds (tax- xempt).
3Ms'02 Feb
$22,500c___Febel 1921
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$98,000
'13(90% act.).4,101,235
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-—$20,00
INT. on bonds of 1909 payable at
Assess, val.
City
Treasurer's office.
PORTAGE COUNTY.
County seat Is Stevens Point.
Real estate.368,664,865 345,052,170
Personal.— 91,883,898
97,880,080
*
P
refunding /
All
bonds are tax-exempt.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4Ms'12 Jan $90,000c
1914-1922
Total--.-—460,548.763 442,932,250
TOTAL DEBT Sept. 1913- $90,000
Tax (per M)
15.88
16.30
Assessed valuation 1913-.25,724,061
1910.
1904.
05tate&Co.tax(per $1,000) T2-S4.48
$
$
Pouulation in 1910 (Census)__30,945
Real estate. 188,630,675 146,604,786
INT. at the County Treasury.,
Personal
58.942,475
37,716,905
Total--.-. .247,573,150 184.321,691
PORTAGE CO. DRAIN. DIST.
Tax (per M) .
27.22
22.88
Drainage Bonds.
In 1911
and 1912 property was
6s *09
J'ne $100,000c J'ne 1 '15-'19.
assessed at about full value; formerly
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1913-$214,900
one-half of full value.
Cash on hand
14,100,
—
POPULATION.—In
1910
(Cen¬
sus). 373,857; In 1905. 312,948; in
1900 (Census), 285,315; In 1890, 204,-
468; In 1880,115,702; In 1870, 71.440.
COUNTY.
is Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE
County
bonds
are
seat
;
All
tax-exempt in Wisconsin.
Hospital Bonds.
3Ms
F-A $12,500c—Aug 1 1916
3Ms
J-J
35,500c—July 1 1922
Sanatorium Bonds.
5s'13
M-S$600,000-Sept 15'14-'33
PORT WASHINGTON.
This city
is the county seat of
Ozaukee County.
Incorp. 1882.
Water and Light Bonds. "
4s
M-S $64,000c_Mar 1 '14-'2a
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $31.500c_Feb 1 '14-'27
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$95,500
Assessed valuation 1912—2,248,065
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$16.30,
Pouulation in 1910
3,792
Viaduct Bonds.
4s '05 M-S $270,000c_Sept 1
—
RACINE.
'l4-'25
Racine
is
situated
In
Racine
Asylum Bonds.
County.
Inc.
1848.
Commission
4Ms'll M-N$270,000_Nov 1 14-'31
government rejected April 1 1913.
Agricultural School Bonds.
V. 96, p, 1038.
See V. 94, p. 1,201
4Ms'll M-N$169,200-Nov 1 '14-'31
Injunction restraining purchase of
County-Home Bonds.
water plant dismissed. V. 97, p. 1524
4Ms'12 A-0$209,000_-Oct 15 l4-'32
Sewer Bonds.
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13 $1,601,600
4s '03
$21,818c_May 1 '14-'23
Debt on land contracts
157,286
4Ms'09 F-A
16,000—Feb 1 '14-'29
TOT. DEBT Oct 1 19131,758,886
Street Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund.
62,853
4s *01
$16,000c_Mar 1 '14-'21
NET DEBT Oct 1 1913.
1,696,033
5s '96
20,000c-.-July 1 1916
Assessed valuation, real_424,961,779
4s'04
J-J
31,167—July l '14-'24
Assessed val., personal
99,708,807 4s ''06
35,286—May 1 '14-26
Total valuation 1912.__.524,660,586
4Ms'08
39,375b_June 1914-'28
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1913 $3.73
4Ms'10 A-O
44,000--Apr 1 '14-'30
Population in 1910 (Census).433,187
Lake Shore Protection Bonds.
INT. at office of County Treas,
4Ms'10
$15,750—May 1 '14-'30
Refunding Bonds.
MONROE.
r
4s *06
J-J
$21,356—July 1 '14-'26
This city is In Green County. Inc.
4Ms'10 F-A
29,000--Feb 1 *14-'30
June 1904.
Population 1910. 4,410.
4Ms'12 M-S
38,OOOc_Mar 1 *14-'32
Water-Works Purchase Bonds.
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '07
M-N$79,500
.1926
4Ms'10
$17,000c_Nov 1 '14-'30
(part due each year)
School Bonds.
Street, Sewer & Water Bonds.
5s '97
$8,000c_Sept 1 '14-'17
5s "08
J-J
$16,O00c._Jan 1 '14-'28 5s '96
4,000c---July 1 1916
Improvement Bonds.
4s '99
July
15,000—Mar 1 '14-T9
5s '13
$20,000-.
3Ms'99 Julyl I7,000c_--Jdly 1 1919
BOND. DEBT May 16 *10-$102,500
3Ms"01
24,000c_J'ne 12'14-'21
Assessed val. '09 (66% act.)3,305,000
4s '03
55,000—May 1 '14-'23
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909-__$22.50
4Ms'08
20,000.-June 1 *14-'28
INT. at Wise. Nat. Bank, Milw.
4Ms'll
46,000—Mar 1 '14-'31
4Ms'12 M-S
24,000.-Apr 1 *14-'32
NEENAH.
4Ms* 13 J-D
35,000c_J'ne 1 14~'33
This city Is In Winnebago County.
Garbage-Incinerator Bonds.
Inc. 1873.
Population 1910, 5,734.' 4Ms'12 M-N$28,500c-Nov 1 T4-'32
Park-Site Bonds.
Refunding Wifter Bonds.
4s
J-J $20,OOOc_^_Jan 1 1923 4 Ms' 13 M-N$50,000—May 1 '14-'33
4Ms'13 J-J;
20,000c-Jan 1 '20-'29 BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$736,000
5s '08
J-J
20,O00c__Jan 1 '14-'28 Sinking fund
5,863
Assessed valuation 1912-l50,427,243"
High-School Bonds.
4Ms'07 J-J
$49,920c
1914-1937 Total tax (per $1,000) -1912-.$11.40
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $126,000 Population in 1910 (Census)--38,002
Assessed valuation 1913-—4,730,445 QINTEREST Is payable in Racine.
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114
WISCONSIN—CITIES AND
racine
county.
taylor county.
County seat Is Racine.
Medford is the county seat.
Asylum Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '05
F-A $50,546c.Feb 1 *14-*23
4Ms'13 J-J
$60,000—July 1 '15-'29
BOND. DEBT Sept 25'13
i 167,500 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913
$60,000
Assess, val. '12 (55% act.) 45,' 181.394 Assessed valuation
1913—13,454,325
Population in 1910 (Census).. 57,424 Population in 1910
13,641
INT. payable in Racine.
west allis.
Library Bonds.
This city Is In MU.iriukee
M-S
County. 5s'13
$2,400c
1931-1933
Apr. 12 1906.
Pop. 1910,6,645. BOND. DEBT Mar 15'13 $271,500
School Bonds.
Loan from State
1,100
5s '05
F-A
$9,000c
Assessed valuation
14,368,142
(Maturity $3,000 annually on Feb. 1) Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$16.40
4Ms'07 F-A $14,000c
INT. on street and sewer bonds of
Inc.
1912 at John Nuveen & Co., Chicago;
5s '12
city Is in Onclda County.
City Hall Bonds.
M-S $25,000c.Mar 1 *15-*19
BONDED
DEBT
5s '08
5s'05
(?)
—
5s *10
5s '12
watertown.
$7,500c_Apr 1 '14-'15
This city is in Jefferson County.
High-School-Building Bonds.
Inc. 1853.
Pop. 1910, 8,829.
5s '12
M-S $38,000
1920-1923
Sewer Bonds (tax-exempt).
5a *13
M-S
14.000—— 1924-1925
4s '07
M-S
$3,500c_Sept 7 '14-'16
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
7,000c July 15 *14-'20
5s *11
F-A $42,000c—Aug *14-*19
4s'11
J-J
3,500c July 15'14-'17
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $138,000
4s '12
J-J
5,500c July 15 *14-'19
Assessed valuation 1913
3,908,895
Street-Improv. Bds; (tax-exempt).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$35.00 4s '06
J-J
$ 11,000c.July 2 '14-'18
Population in 1910 (Census)
5,637 4s '08
J-J
17 ;400c_ July 1 '14-'25
INTEREST on city-hall bonds and 4s '10
F-A
8,000c_Aug 1 *14-'21
$5,000 street bonds payable in Rhine- 4s *11
J-J
4,500.July 10 *14-'18
lander; on water-works and high- 4s *13
J-J
13,000c.July 15 '14-26
richland centre.
Ths city is in Richland County.
City-Hall Bonds (tax-exempt).
4Ms'12 F-A $15,000..Feb 1 '21-*30
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1913—$48,500
Assess, val. 1912 (% act.).2,155,978
Total tax
(per $1,000) 1912—$31.40
.2,652
™"lNT7ai.FIrst Nat?lBank" 'Chicago;
Park Bonds.
4s'10
F-A
$1,000c-
Aug
6,006- iMar
5s '11
M-S
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
sauk
county.
County seat is Baraboo.
First Nat.
M-S
.
—
10.000—Sept
Street Bonds.
M-S $22,000c.Mar
'14-'30
M-S
10,000
*14-'32
Sept
5s '13
M-S
/$2,000c —1923-1924
.
118,000c
^
—
Grand Rapids is the county seat.
Asylum Bonds.
4s '09
4Mg'10 J-D
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-
1925-1933
Water Bonds.
F-A $36,000c
5s '05
waukesha.
This
city Is the county seat of
Waukesha County.
Commission gov¬
ernment defeated Feb. 1912.
Water-Works Bonds.
$53,145 —.1914-1925
Apr $45.000ciApr 1 *16-*30 4s '06
29.750
1914-1927
Sept 20,000c.Sept 1 *16-*25 4s'08
4s'09
23,111 .—1914-1929
Road Bonds.
4s '12
School Bonds.
July $16,000—.Part yearly
BOND. DEBT
$13,572—1914-1918
Sept 1913- $162,000 4s'98
Land-Purchase Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 (£Tact.)__45,777,772
$13,091 —.1914-1922
Population in 1910 (Census)—32,869 4s '02
Sewer Bonds.
4s'10
.r.
$11,156
1914-1922
shawano county.
Cemetery Bonds.
Shawano is the county seat.
4s '11
$10,000
Insane-Asylum Bonds.
Bridge Bonds!.
■_s '11
M-S $73,076c_Mar 20 '14-51
4s '10
$1,167——— ..1914
4s '11
M-S
32,200c_Mar 20 *14-36
GEN. BDS. Oct 12 1911— $185,500
TOTAL DEBT July 1913
$152,000 Assessed val.
'10 (M act.).4,483,198
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.) 16,955,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910...$26.76
State&Qo.tax(per $1,000) 1912 $6.32
Population in 1910 (Census)...8,740
Population in 1910.—
31,884
Asylum Bonds (tax exempt),
4s '10
4s *10
—_
—
A-0$130,000c.Apr 1
'15-'29
38,000———
'
$168,000
Assessed valuation, real..26,148,336
Assessed val., personal
4,945,236
_
-
(Maturity $3,000 annually
5s '10
5s *11
5s '12
M-S
M-S
M-S
Total valuation 1913.
on Feb. 1)
31,693,572
$l,000c_Mar 1 '14-'30 Population in 1910 (Census)..36,583
5,000—Mar 1 '16-'25
INT. at Wisconsin TrustCo., Mil¬
5.000—Mar 1 '28-'32 waukee, or at County Treas. eofflc.
ADDITIONAL
In the table below
which have reported
STATEMENTS.
give statistics regarding all counties In Wisconsin
a bonded indebtedness of over $25,000, and which
are not represented
among the foregoing detailed reports.
We add th«
population from the U. S. Census of 1910.
we
Bonded
Counties—
Adams County
Brown
Total
Debt.
Assessed
Popu-
Valuation.
lotion.
■
Debt.
$30,000
$30,000
333,150
50,000
42,000
64,667
34,000
55,000
89,000
x$4,930,627
30,163,609
Dodge
50,000
d46,700,000
Door....
42,000
*11,557,600
Eau Claire
64,667
08,963,086
Florence County
34,6o6
*4,115,000
Forest
55,606
06,000,000
Linooln
79,006
16,205,338
Marathon
29,000
c37.546.000
Rusk
45,000
45,000
*7.261,061
St. Croix—
55,000
55,000
*24,000.000
Sheboygan
63,000
63.000
*49,188,011
Trempealeau
41,750
41,750
*23,745.305
Vilas
60,000
60,000
*6,000.000
b 1909 values,
c 1910 values,
d 1911 figures,
* 1912 figures.
Below we al$o give statistics regarding several
municipalities which
represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
...
_
Court-House Bonds (taxr-exempt).
1 *14-*25
Training-Sch. Bds. (tax-exempt).
4s *10
Apr $21,000c—Apr 1 *14-*24
4s g '05 Mar $60,000c.Mar
and
*14-'27 Whitewater!
This place is in Walworth County.
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
Feb. 1.)
'14-'30 4Ms'12 A-O $33,250-Apr 1 '14-'32
'21-'32 TOTAL DEBT
(7)
'21-'30
'14-'32 wood county.
5s '10
5s *12
x
Bank in West Allis,
Harris Tr. & Sav. Bank, Chicago.
1
on
$8,500c_Mar
18,000..Mar
10,000..Mar
M-S
11914
Water-Works Bds. (tax-exempt).
4Ms'07 F-A $52,OOOc_Feb 1 '14-'27
4s'09
J-J
6,000c July 15 '14-'19
Bridge Bonds (tax-exempt).
4s '07
J-J
$6,500c. July 1914-'19
4s '13
J-J
7,000c July 15 * 14-20
School bonds (tax-exempt).
4s'09
J-J
$21,500c. Jan 15 *14-'27
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13— $166,400
Water debt (included)
58,000
Assess, val. '13 (90% act.)_8,028,710
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$18.60
'26-'3l
1
1
M-S $70,000c_Mar
A-O
9,000c...
...
5s'12
other bonds at Wisconsin Nat. Bank,
German-Amer.
Bank,
Milwaukee;
60,000c_Mar 1 '14-'33
(Maturity $750 annually
A-0
school bonds at Continental Trust &
Sav. Bank, Chicago; all others at
Corn Exchange Bank, Chicago.
M-S
Sewer Bonds.
_
Street Improvement Bonds.
M-S
$9,000c.Mar 1 *15-*17
5s
MS
5,000c_Mar 1 *14-*15
School Bonds.
5s
M-S
5s '13
trempealeau drain. dist.
A district (P. O. Fountain City) in
Trempealeau and Buffalo counties.
Construction Bonds.
5s '12
Feb $51,333c.Feb 1 *14-'27
This
5s '08
Population in 1910
[Vol. xovii.
INT. at State Bank of M edford.
RHINE LANDER.
5s
TOWNS.
54,098
47,436
18,711
32,721
3,381
6,872
19,064
55,054
11,160
25,910
54,888
22,928
6,019
...
are not
a
—
—.
.
...
<
...
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Cities, Ac.—
This city is in
Sheboygan County.
waukesha
Waukesha Is the county seat.
♦Water-Works
Bonds.
M-S $238,000.Mar 1 *14-'29
4s '09
county.
Asylum
Bonds.
3.65s
Feb $53,847..Feb 1 '14-'23
3.65s
Feb
30,000c_Feb
1
1923
M-S $40,000
Mar 1 1918
BOND. DEBT Sept 1910$100,000
Refunding Bonds
Total assessed val. 1913..57,008,234
3Ms'02 J-D $50,000
June2 1922
State & Co, tax (per $1,000)'09.$2.98
4Ms'10 M-S
96,000—Mar 1 '14-'29
Population in 1910 (Census)..37,100
4Ms'll M-N 27,000
May 2 1931
BOND. DEBT Sept 27'13
$213,000
Assessed valuation 1913.-17,665,324 wausau.
This city Is situated In Marathon
Population in 1910 (Census)..26,398
County. Incorp. 1872. Commission
*
These bonds together with"'the
government defeated. Feb. 20 1912.
int. are paid by the City Water Dept.
Improvement Bondy.
INT. at Chemical Nat Bank, N.Y.
4s '05
A-O $10,000c
1921-1925
A-O
4s '05
12,000c ....1914-1925
sturgeon bay.
4s '05
A-O
7,000c
1914-1920
This city is In Door County.
J-D
4s '08
15,000c. Dec 1 '23-'28
School Bonds.
J-D
4s '08
,20,000c.Dec 1. '21-28
3Ms
$36,000
1914-1921
Refunding Water Bonds.
3Ms
15,000
>1919-1928
4s *05
A-O $72,000c
1914-1925
City-Hall Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s
$4,000.>$1,000 yearly
4s'09
J-D $15,000c_Dec 31'20-'28
Electric-Light Bond3.
4Ms'13 A-O
15,000c_Apr 1 '18-33
5s '09
J-J
$27,000c—Jan 1 '14-28
School Building Bond*.
Railroad Bonds.
4s '06
A-O $39,000c.Apr 1 '14-'26
3Ms
$4,200
$600 yearly
4s '09
J-D
45,000c_Dec 31 '20-'28
BOND. DEBT Oct 23 1913—$86,200
4Ms'13 A-O
35,000c
1918-1933
Assess. val. '12 (2-3 act.)__ 1,932,491
Water-Works lmpt. Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $31.10
4Ms'12 A-O $40,000..Apr 1 '26-'29
Population in 19104,262
Refunding School Bonds.
INT. on school and railroad bonds 4Ms'12 A-O
$35,000.-Apr 1 *29-'30
is payable at State Treasury.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O $20,000..Apr 1 '14-'17
superior.
City Hall Bonds.
This city Is situated in
Douglas 4Ms'13 A-O $25,000c .....1918-1933
County.
Incorp.
March 25
1889. BOND. DEBT Mar 20
'13_$366.000
Commission
government
adopted State school loans
23,800
Jan 23 1912.
Pop. 1910, 40,384.
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.).9,597,521
For
litigation
regarding
special Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)
'12-S24.85
lmpt. bonds, subsequently refunded Population in 1910
(Census).. 16,560
Into 3Ms & 4s, see "S. & C." Section
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
for May 29 '09 and V. 93, p. 893.
School Bonds.
4s '98
,
—
—
—
Tax per
Valuation. $1,000.
Beloit
(C), Rock County
$44,500
..*$13422 607
Brodhead (C), Green County. 57,500
1.005,240
Cary, Montreal and Yaughan
Joint S. D. No. 1
None *3,580,396
45,000
Dandy Creek Drainage Dlst. .142,500
Delavah Joint School District- 30,000
None
I
Eagle River, Vilas County
30,000
757,020
E. Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co. 50,000
*2,417,840
Evansville (C), Rock County. 57,000
2,000 *2,010.565
Hartford (C), Washington Co. 27,000
None *1,926.720
Hudson (C), St. Croix County 48,000
None «1,392,722
Lemonvlew River Drain. Dlst. 25,000
Mauston (C), Juneau County._ 30,000
None
*776,919
None 61,099,255
Mayville (C), Dodge County._ 37,000
Medford Joint Sch. Dlst. No, 1 47,000
None
*815.187
Menasha City (C). Dodge Co.>127,000
None *2,861.392
New London (C), Waupaca Co 70,o0O
*2,456,850
None *1.885,795
Oconomojvoc (CRWaukeshaCo. 86,500
Platteville (C), Grant County. 39,000
11,642 *3,799.395
6.000 *2,369,105
Plymouth (C), Sheboygan Co. 79,000
Reedsburg (C), Sauk County. 52,000
None ♦3,042,534
None
Remington Drainage District., 82,500
Richland (T) & Richland Cen¬
ter (C), Joint Sch. D. No. 2_i/68,000
2,000,000
Shawano (C), Shawano County 28,900
None *1,895,964
South Milwaukee (C), Mllw.Co. 95,000
62,262,935
None ♦3,556,473
Stevens Point (C), Portage Co. 77,000
Stoughton, Dane County
93,700
c2,558,336
Tomah (C), Monroe County
57,580
3,000 *2,365,820
Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co— 45,000
28,000 *2.785,674
Washburn (C), Bayfield Co... 41,425
None dl,288,725
Waterloo (V), Jefferson Co
37,000
6744,100
Waupun School District
37,500
*2,001,993
West Bend (C),Washington Co. 25,000
,--—*1,709,980
West Milwaukee (V., Milwau¬
kee County
36,000
950,000
Popu •
191015.125
*16.70
1,517
......
....
—
I
I-..-I
fcl5.41+
*17.80
"
—
sheboygan!
Assessed
—
*26.00
—
*26.10
al7.57
dl7.38
*26.00 '
1,399
707
2,061
2,982
2.810
1,701
2,282
1,793
6,081
3,383
3,054
4,452
3,094
2,615
*15.22
*20.00
*16.00
.'
—
623.08
a25.00
2,923
d29.30
8,692
4,761
3,419
4,850
3,830
1,220
6,092
^20.00
*22.40
d35.00
-
—
—
*
(C) City,
a Total tax.
6 1909 values/
c 1910 values,
1912 figures.
* 1913 figures.
\j Total debt.
*19.50.
—-—
2,462
--—-
d 1911 figures.
—
...
School
Bonds.
J-J $100,000c—.Sept 1 1929 WAUWATOSA.'
This city is in Milwaukee
Countv
100,000c—Jan 3 1930
Inc. May 27 '97. Pop'n
1910, 3,346.
65,000c—July 1 1933
Water-Works Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
F-A
4Ms'05 F-A$211,000c.—Aug
$8,000c_$2,000
1925 5s '97
4s '10
4Hg*09 u._.
4Ms'13 J-J
yearly
4s '04
F-A
38,084c.>_Aug
1914
4s '04
F-A
F-A
162,750c—Feb
62,500c
Aug
72,000c—.Feb
100,000c—.Feb
1924
4s *05
1915
3Hs'04 F-A
1914
3Ms'04 F-A
1919
3Ms'04 F-A 100,000c—Feb
1924
Sewer Bonds.
4s '12
J-J
$19,000
July 1 1932
4Mb'13 J-J
4,000c—July 1 1923
Voting-Machine Certificate^.
5s '08
$3,250
Jan
1 1914
($1,300 payable annually.)
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1'13$998,854
Special bonded debt
64,175
TOT. DEBT Oct 1 1913— 1.062,759
Sinking fund—
43,187
Assessed valuation, real..23,269,282
Assessed val., personal."— 4.433,395
Tot.ass'd
val.*12(abt.act.)27,702,677
4Ms'10 M-S
4,000c_.$500 yearly.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '00
M-S
$7,000c.$1,000 yearly
5s '10
F-A
3,500c
$250 yearly
4Ms'10 M-S
4,500c
($500 due biennially, incl., to 1920,
and $500 thereafter.)
5s
M-S $15,000c
($500 due yearly on Mar. 15.)
School Bonds.
4s '04
M S $16,500c.$1,500 yearly
2,500c
$500 yearly
5s '10
M-S
5s
M-S
20.000c..
($1,000 yearly
on
Mar.
....
15.)
Street
Bonds.
4 Ms'10 M-S $21,000c_$l,000
yearly
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 *13. $102 000
Assessment debt (add'l)..... 30,000
Assessed val. '13 (abt. act.) 3,761.653
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$14.40
refunding 3 Ms
payable at State Bank, Madison; on
INT. on water 5s and sewer 4s at
refunding 4s, school 4s and
4 Ms Wisconsin
Nat.
Bank;
others
at
sewer bonds at City Treasurer's
office. ■first Nat. Baik, Wauwatosa.
INTEREST
on
State
of
Minnesota.
••
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
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 1915)..-A. O. Eberhart
Secretary of State (1st Mon. Jan. 1915)..Julius A. Schmahl
Treasurer (1st Monday Jan. l915)-.-__----Walter J. Smith
Auditor (1st Monday Jan. 1915G* Iverson
Organized
as a
_
...— —
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years
on
the Tuesday after
the first Monday in January, and sessions are limited to ninety days.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For the early history of Minnesota's debt
see
"State and City Supplement," April 1893, page 103.
The State of Minne¬
no bonded debt. The certificate debt on Aug. 11913 was as follows:
sota has
Interest
Principal
Payable.
When Due. Outstanding
July 1
1914-1928
$800,000
Prison certificates
1909
4
Aug. 1
Aug. 1*14-15
335,000
do
do
1911
4
Aug. 1
Aug. 1 '15-16
25.000
do
do
1911
AM
July 1
Aug. 1 '16-17
290,000
do
do
1911
4M
July 1
Jan. 1'16-18
210,000
do
do
1911
4M
Aug. 1
Aug. 1 1915
100,000
do
do
1913
4M
Aug. 1
Jan. 1 1918
30.000
Inebriate hospital certificates_1912
4
Oct. 1
Oct. 1 1914
21,000
do
do
do
1913
4
Aug. 1
Aug. 1 '16-17
30,000
INTEREST on all certificates, with the exception of the hospital certifi¬
cates, is payable at State Treasurer's office.
The hospital certificates art
held by the Minnesota Trust Funds and are redeemed by the proceeds from
a tax upon liquor licenses issued in the State.
Name and Purpose of Loan.
State
Capitol certificates
Rate.
3
-
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.—The school fund on Aug. 1 1913
amounted to $23,601,091 22, Including $240,402 94 in cash, $5,867,177 25
in school and contracts and $17,493,511 03 in
bonds.
The permanent
university fund on Aug. 1 1913 amounted to $1,581,184 43; swamp land
fund to $3,523,428 09 and the internal improvement land fund to $425.907 64.
VALUATION.—The taxable valuation, total tax levied
been as follows for the years named:
Taxable Valuation
*Tot. Taxes
State tax
Real.
Personal.
Total.
Levied,
per SI,000
CITIES,
TAXABLE
$1,339,758,747 $37,162,528
1912—$1,154,269,735 $185,489,012
177,041,521
1911— 1,035,526,273
181,419,495
1910- 1,013.542,817
176,350,495
1909932,255.257
166,016.420
1908898,993.781
166,320,929
1907—
881,879,529
144.729,315
1905—
708,304,220
98,803,235
1900489,213,453
85,114,394
1895—
556,135,887
54.581,906
1880203,473,637
19,912,525
187067,221.148
5,914,683
186133,350,057
35,974,773
33,373,921
30,813,670
28,732,636
27,162,153
22,355,326
14,963,901
14,770,864
4,191,811
2,783,756
658,358
1,212,567,794
1,194,962,312
1,108,605,752
1,065,010,201
1,048.200.458
853,033,535
588,016,688
641,250,281
258,055,543
87,133,673
39,264,740
levied in the above table include
$2.35
2.65
1.47
ote.—For
Note
2.25
1.80
1.60
1.80
1.80
5.00
4.00
the amounts raised
only for State purposes, but also all taxes raised by the various minor
The tax rate, however, is for State purposes, and
1912 it was $2.35; adding the tax of $1.23 for school and university
reports not found in alphabetical
Statements'' at end of this State.
CASS
COUNTY.
AIT KEN
Aitken is the county
$b0,000
Road and Bridge Bonds.
_s
$16,000
53
A-O $30,000c—Oct 1 1922
BOND.DEBT Oct 1913- $130,000
Ditch Bonds.
28,000
— -
—
24,000
194,000--Nov 1 *19-'33 Sinking fund
1913- $220,585 Assess, val. (33% act.) '12.5,163,135
Warrant debt
36,976 State&Co. tax '12 (per $1,000) $15.00
----11,620
Assessed valuation 1912—5,640,442 Pbpulation in 1910
INT. on funding 5s Is payable at
Population in 1910
10,371
5Ks'13
—
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
County Treasurer's office; on Court
House bonds and on 4s in Chicago.
not
TPA
ATUPPT
In
is in Freeborn County.
Inc. 1878. Population 1910, 6,192.
Bridge Bonds.
43^s'13 J-J
$26,000--Jan 1 '14-'26
Paving Bonds.
5s '09
M-S
$9,500c-__Sept 1 1914
Refunding Bds. (red. Jan. 1 14).
purposes,
In 1910 the total tax rate was
the total tax rate was $3.88.
has protected the State from extrava¬
through restrictions which its constitution puts on
every kind of debt-making.
That instrument fixes the limit at $250,000
"for the purpose of defraying extraordinary expenditures"; and an amend¬
ment. ratified in 1879, extended this power to $250,000 additional "for
expenditures
buildings for the insane, a deaf, dumb and blind
asylum, and State prison."
Besides the foregoing, it is also provided that
the State credit shall not be loaned, &c.
With regard to the debt of
municipalities there is but one section in the constitution which relates to
that subject, and that has reference to making railroad debt.
erecting and completing
to State indebtedness, the sections
in article 9, sections 5, 6, 7, 8 and 14.
FIRST,
are
as
SECTION
5.—(.Public Debt May
which treat of the subject
Be Contracted.)—For the purpose of
defraying extraordinary expenditures,
the State may contract public debts,
Sut such debts shall never, indebt shall be authorized twolaw for some single
lousand dollars; every such
the aggregate, exceed by hundred and fifty
specified therein; and no such law shall take effect
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 also
a tax sufficient to pay the principal of such debt within ten years from
(he final passage of such law, and shall specially appropriate the proceeds
object, to be distinctly
until it shall have been passed by the vote
principal and interest; and such
appropriation and taxes shall not be repealed, postponed, or dimished
until the principal and interest of such debt shall have been wholly paid.
such
of
to
taxes
of such
the payment
The State shall never contract any
be
or
land
a
or
debts for works of internal improvements,
party in carrying on such works, except in cases
other property shall have been made to the State,
where grants of
especially dedi¬
specific purposes, and in such cases the State shall
cated by the grant to
devote thereto
pledge or appropriate
in aid of their completion.
the avails of such grants, and may
the revenues derived from such works
SECTION 6.—(Bonds for Public Debt.)—All debts authorized by 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 the Treasurer, in numerical order, so as always
to exhibit the number and amount unpaid, and to whom severally made,
payable.
^
/
SECTION 7.—The State shall never contract any
public debt, unless in
in the cases
time of war, to repel invasion or suppress insurrection, except
and in the manner provided in the fifth and sixth sections of
this article.
8.—(Application of Loans.)—The money arising from any
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
loan made, or debt or
SECTION
14.—(Public Debt for State Buildings.)—For the purpose of
erecting and completing buildings for a hospital for the insane, a deaf,
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 pro¬
vide by law for issuing and negotiating the bonds of the State, and appropri¬
ate the money only for the purpose aforesaid, which bonds shall be payable
dumb and blind asylum,
than thirty
in not less than ten nor more
at the
years
from the date of the same,
option of the State.
SECOND, as to city,
debt-making
the
on
county
other municipality, the only restriction
the constitution Is the following, found
or
in
power
in article 9, section 15:
15.—(Municipal Debts in Aid of Railroads.)—The Legislature
shall not authorize any county, township, city or other municipal corp¬
oration 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 cpunty, township, city, or other municipal corporation; the amount
of such taxable property to be ascertained and determined by the last
assessment of safd property made, for the purpose of State and county
taxation, previous to the incurring of such indebtedness.
•
SECTION
The foregoing was
tion
the section
adopted as an amendment in 1879. Before its adop¬
so as to authorize municipal corporations to issue
read
bonds in aid of railroads to ten per cent of
valuation.
Hence the amendment
the word ten and making it five.
all the constitution contains with reference to the debts of muni¬
consisted in simply changing
This Is
cipalities.
The Legislature, however, has made some general
governing bond issues which we have not the space to give here.
provisions
DRAINAGE BONDS DIRECT OBLIGATIONS OF COUNTY.—The
Supreme Court holds that drainage bonds issued under Sec. 18,
Chapter 230, of the general laws of 1905 as amended, are direct and general
obligations of the county issuing the same.
V. 94, p. 365.
State
TAX
MORTGAGE
which
LAW.—The Legislature of 1907 enacted a law,
30 1907, imposing a tax of 50 cents upon
became effective April
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.
TAXATION
OF MONEY
AND CREDITS—In 1911 the Legislature
of "money"
and "credits" as the same are defined in
Sec. 798, Revised Laws of 1905.
It is provided, however, that nothing in
the Act shall apply to money or credits belonging to any incorporated bank
in Minnesota
nor
to any debt on
which the tax is paid under Chap. 328,
Gen. Laws of 1907 (mortgage tax law, referred to above).
Section
the Revised Statutes defines moneys and credits as follows:
798 of
1. "Money" or "moneys" shall mean gold and silver coin, treasury notes,
bank notes, and other forms of currency in common use, and every deposit
which any person owning the same, or holding in trust and residing in this
State, is entitled to withdraw in money on demand.
2.
'Credits" shall mean and include every claim and demand for money
of money receivable at
periods, due or to become due, and all claims and demands secured by
mortgage due or to become due.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.—The law relating to the investment
of savings banks will be found in full on page 1274 of the"Chronicle"
Nov. 4 1911.
For amendments made in 1913, see "Chronicle" of May 24'
1913, page 1508.
BONDS TAX-FREE.—The 1911 Legislature passed a bill exempting
all future State, county, school and municipal bonds from taxation.
V. 92,
p. 1263.
;
or
other valuable thing and every annuity or sum
stated
deed
or
POPULATION OF STATE.
1910—
1900
2,075,70811880
1870
1,751,394
1890——1,301,826
*
CLOQUET.
This
„
J-J
$32,000c. __Jan 1 1924
Sewer Bonds.
4H»'09 M-S $25.000—-Sept 1 1929
5s '13
J-J
25,000
Public Improvement Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$51,000- — - — Funding Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$37,000
—
Water Bonds.
5s '10
„
_
COOK
M-N$10,000c—May 1 1918
1 '13- $121,500
Assessment debt
151,000
6s
COTTONWOOD
COUNTY.
Wlndom Is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4s g
M-S $85,000c
1925
$97,000
Sinking fund
14,663
Assess, val. (35% act.) *12-8.283,151
State & Co tax'12 (per $1,000) .$>.60
Population in 1910
-.12,651
INT. at County Treas. office.
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '13.
is In Anoka County.
Water and Light Plant Bonds.
.
$60,000—
1929
8,000
1921-1925
(Subject to caU.)
TOTAL BONDED DEBT( ?)
Population in 1910
3,972
---
July
ONAKA CO. CON. S. D. No. 12.
$25,000
——
4s '13
$71,000
1912—2,113,799
(per$l,000) '12-$16.7«
Population in 1910—
—1,336
State&Co. tax
Bank.
This city
4s '11
$60,000
—
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 19 *13-
ANOKA.
4s '09
$1,000) 1912—$48.00
COUNTY.
Assessed valuation
9,690
act.>2,334,650
Hands Trust & Savings
at
$33,000—July 1 'l4-'24
Court-House Bonds.
J-J
$45.000.-July 1 *16-'31
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-—$44.00
INT. on refunding bonds In Chica¬
go
County.
Grand Marias Is the county seat.
184,987
Floating debt
Cash in treasury
Assessed val. '12 (35%
Carlton
4s '11
4s
GEN. BD. DT. Apr
J-J
Tax rate (per
1 1931
4^s'12 A-O $40,000c---Oct
City-Hall Bonds.
In
BOND. DEBT Oct 23'13.
$58J)00
Total assessed val. 1912 ---3,377,442
^
„
Is
city
°7*031D' 1 19°5' Populati011
-s«97/"£ 525,000
Sept 1 1918
Water Bonds.
in 1910
-_-
TOTAL DEBT—
(?)
—
CROOKSTON.
This city is the
county seat of Polk
County. Incorporated Feb. 14 1879.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '08
M-N $7,500c— .Nov 2 1918
Bridge and Funding Bonds.
7s
June $30,000c. .June 1 1915
Improvement Bonds.
_
BELTRAMI COUNTY.
Bemldjl Is the county seat. .
Funding Bonds.
5s
J-D $44,000—1916 & 1919
Court-House Bonds.
;
5s
J-D $27,000c
1917
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
J-D$ 143,078c
1914-1925
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 6 '13- $226,000
5s
08
5s
J-D $24,000c—Dec 1 1918
M-N
6,000c—Nor 2 1918
Park Bonds.
4^s'll F-A $15,000c—.June 1 1921
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1*13—
$82,500
Spec, assessment dt. (add'l)
29,160
Floating debt
12.000
Sinking fund
I
6 200
Assessment debt (add'l)—
492,350 Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..3,033,220
Warrant debt (additional)46,653 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$58.On
Sinking fund
78,350 Population in 1910 (Census)—7,559
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)—7,047,109
INT. on bridge bonds of 1908 and
State & Co. tax(per$l,000)'12 $20.00 impt. bonds of 1908 at Northwestern
Population in 1910 (Census) — 19,337 Nat. Bank, Minneapolis; other bonds
INT. on 4s of 1912 at State Treas¬ at Hanover Nat
Bank, N. Y. City.
ury; on
5 Hs, in N. Y., all other
bonds at County Treasurer's office.
CROOKSTON IND. S. D. NO. 1.
Refunding Bonds.
BEMIDJI.
4s '05
ann
$12,000
1920
This city is in Beltrami County.
4s '08
s-ann 20,000c._.June 1 1923
Water Bonds.
4s '09
ann
18,000--July 1 *26-'28
5s
Var $60,000—1915 & 1928
4Ks'12 June 75,000
June 1 1927
Hall and Jail Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 1912
$89,000
5s
Var
$7,000 — ;
1915
Assessed valuation 1911—2,020,404
Permanent Imp. Fund Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 'll.$20.80
5s
Var
$8,000--.
--.1915
.
Var
15,000
1930
Revolving Fund Bonds.
Var $10,000
—1932
Poor Fund Bonds.
5s
Var
$5,000
-.1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $105,000
State loans (additional)
45,000
5s
5s
Floating debt
Sinking fund and cash—
Assessed valuation 1912
CROW WING COUNTY.
Brainerd Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
June $55,000
1919
Bridge Bonds.
41,146
July $44.000
48,968 4s
1914-1920
6s
"
2,000,000
,
(per $1,000) 1912
$56.50
Population in 1910
,-•—5,099
INT. in Chicago and New York.
Total tax
4s
Funding Railroad Bonds.
'.July $100,000
Court-House Bonds.
4s
1923-1932
J-J
$10,000—July 1 T7&'22
4s
July
30.000.
1927
GEN. BD. DT. Sept. 26 '13^239,000
Assessment debt (add'l).—
26,331
Sinking fund
3,562
Assessed val. *12 (H act.)—7,996,731
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12 $13.50
Population in 1910
16,861
,
BRAINERD.
Brainerd Is in Crow Wing County.
Funding Bonds.
F-A $27,000
Aug
Refunding Bonds.
5s
A-O $25,000c—Oct
4s
35,000. Sept 15
Improvement Bonds.
5s '09
$7,750c-—Sept
5s'10
J-J
20,000.-.Jan
5s '07
„
_
Water-Works
Bonds.
'14-16
1 1917
'14-'20
1 1919
11925
on
funding railroad bonds at
State Treasurer's office; other bonds
at First Nat.
Bank, St. Paul.
'
$57,500—Nov 1 '19-*29
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913- $172,250
Assessed val. '12 (2-5 act.).2,451,406
5s '09
INT.
—
—
CROW WING CO. S. D. NO. 51.
4s '13
$62,000—
—
TOTAL DEBT-
;
(7)
__
Total tax rate
passed a bill (Chapter 285) levying a tax of 3 mills on each dollar of the
value"
city
4s '04
dollars of the
each hundred
fair cash
This
„
DEBT LIMITATION.—Minnesota
gant
,
.
.8
4s '13
COUNTY.
County seat Is Walker.
V
Funding Bonds.
5s
June $37,000c
1919
4s'09
Dec
63.000-Dec 1 'l4-'24
Court-House Bonds.
seat.
Funding Bonds.
divisions of the State.
$1.47; in 1909 it was $2.80.
order among the following.
'Additional
see
1.57
2.10
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
and the rate of State tax have
♦The total taxes
(15
MINNESOTA-CITIES AND TOWNS
Noy., 1913.]
I860—
780,773
439,706 1850
172,023
6,077
(per $1,000) '12 $43.00
Population in 1910
8,526
INT. on the funding bonds Is pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
DAKOTA CO. CONS. S. D. NO
4s '13
--_
81.
.
$40,000
TOTAL DEBT
(7)
BRAINERD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s
J-J
$10,000c—July 1 1921
M-N 35,000c—May 1 1924
A-O
40,000c---Apr 1 1923
4s
July 35,000r.July 1 '21-'27
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13— $120,000
Sinking fund
6,796
Assessed val. '13 (K act.).2,427,586
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-$17.84
Population in 1913 (est)
10,000
INTEREST on 4s payable at Nat.
Bank of Comm., N. Y. City, and on
4Hs at 1st Nat. Bk., Chicago
4Hs
4Hs
DULUTH.
This city is in St. Louis County.
Commission gov't
Incorp. in 1887.
effective Apr. 14 1913.
V.
95, p. 1558.
On Feb. 6 1912 $700,000 4 H% municipal light and power
plant bonds were voted.
V. 94, p.
1263.
None yet issued.
Bridge Bonds.
4s g '05 M-S$100.000c—Mar 1 1930
became
General Fund Bonds.
M-S$ 185,000c
Sept 1 1918
M-N200,000c—Nov 1 1923
5s '88
5s '93
BUHL.
This village is in St. Louis County.
Refunding Bonds (tax-free) *
6s g '13 J-D $80,000c—.1914-1916
Water, Light & Heat Bonds.
6s g'13 J-D $20,000c
1—-1916
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $100,000
Assessed valuation
9,658,731
INT. at First State Bank, Buhl.
4Hs'90 J-J
100,000c—Jan 1 1920
4J*s*92 M-N 100.000c—Nov 1 1922
4Hs g '96 JsJ250.000cJuly 1 1920
Permanent Revolving Bonds.
J-J
$99,000c—Jan 1 1931
4s *01
4Msg*10 J-J
50.000c—July 1 1940
Bonds.
M-S $47.000c—Maril
New Duluth
9s '94
1041
116
MINNESOTA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Refunding Bonds.
4J^s'99M-N$476,000c
'^School Bonds.
May
113,000c
July
4s '98
A-O
70,000c
Apr
4s'01
M-N 50,000c._.May
Street Bonds.
5s g '10 J-J
$15,000c...Jan
4Hs'97 J-J
11914
1 1927
1 1928
1 1931
11915
1 1926
955,000c
Apr 1 1928
60,000c
Jan 1 1932
4s *02
M-N140,000c
Nov 1 1932
4s g '04 M-S
50,000c
Mar 1 1934
4s g '05 M-S 140,000c—Mai- 1 1935
4s 10
A-O 375,000c
Apr 1 1936
4Msg'll A-0200.000c
Apr 1 1941
5s '13
M-S 100,000c_Sept 1 '14-'18
Refund. Water & Light Bonds.
4s g '06 A-O$295,000c_—Apr 1 1936
Park Bonds.
4s '90
J-J
$70,000c...Jan 1 1920
4s '91
J-J
242,000c...Jan 1 1921
4s g '09 J-J
50,000c—July 1 1939
4s g '10 M-S
50,000c—Sept 1 1940
4Hsg'llM-S 50,000c—Sept 1 1941
4Ksg'12A-0 50,000c—Apr 1 1942
_s '13
50,000c—Oct 1 1943
GEN-. BD. DT. Nov '13- $5,788,000
Special assess, debt (add'l)
361,000
Sinking fund...
68,417
Water and light debt (incl) 3,421,000
Assessed valuation, real. 38,577,672
Assessed val., personal.. 13,192,654
Total valuation 1913
51,770,326
4s
98
4s '02
A-0
J-J
...
Real value (estimated)..142,451,754
Moneys and credits (ad¬
ditional, full value)
14,431,882
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '13_$36.30
Population in 1910 (Census)..78,466
$3,421,000 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
Int.
of this
the creation of
a
Indebtedness and
sink, fund therefor.
INT. at Am. Exch. Nat. Bk.,N.Y.
duluth independent
Jait-Buildmg Bonds.
4s
M-N$45,000c_. .Nov 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$74,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.).1,527,991
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_$18.00
Population in 1913
Water and Light Bonds.
5s g '96 J-J$l,l06,000c—July
s.
d.
(est.)
7,000
*
INT. payable at Harris Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago.
&
405.
city Is In Dakota County.
Incorp. by Act of Legislature ap-
provd Mar. 4 '57. Pop'n '10, 3,987.
Asylum Bonds (red. May 1 '09).
4s
M-N $8,000c...May 1 1919
High Wagon Bridge Bonds.
5s
J-J
$40,000c___July 1 1924
Water-Works (part yearly).
4s '06
$42,000c
July 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$20,000c_..July 1 1914
GEN. BD. DT Oct 1913-$68,000
Water debt (additional)—
42,000
Assessed val. '12 (1—3 act.).
977,455
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$41.40
.—
,
„
—
Water-Works
-
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'87 M-S $75,000c—Sept 1 1917
4^s*89 M-S
35,000c...Sept 1 1919
County Bonds (Part Yearly).
4^s'89 J-D $15,000c...Dec 1 1919
Court-House & City-Hall Bds.
4)^s'87 J-J $335,000c...July 1 1917
4^s'91 J-J 315,000c...July 1 1921
4^g'94 A-O 600,000c...Apr 2 1924
4Hs'95 A-O 400,000c...Apr 1 1925
Is '90
J-J
100,000c...Jan 1 1920
Drainage District Bonds.
4s'05
J-J
$4,500c
1913-1915
4^s'07 J-J
2,200c__Jan 1 '14-'17
4s '07
A-O
10,150c_July 1 *13-'17
4s'08
J-J
21,670c...July *13-'18
4s'10
J-J
20,545c...Jan '14-'20
4s '11
J-J
5,550..Jan 1 '14-'21
4Ms'13 J-J
18,500c-Jan 1 '15-'24
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '13.$1,875,000
Assessment debt (add'l)_.
65,690
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13- 1,940,690
Sinking fund
847,576
Assessed value, real
178,632,394
-s
4s
itasca county.
Bonds.
$80,000c. .Jan 1 *17-29
Minn. Central Ry. Bonds,
$5,000—
Refunding Water Bonds.
$15,000
...
Grand Rapids is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
$24,939.80.-Oct 1 1914
Court-House Bonds.
6s
$8,000
Sept 1 1915
6s
—
...
Funding Bonds.
$28,000.—Sept 1 1915
50,000
Jan 1 1919
Total tax (per $1,000 1912--.'$35-20
Road and Bridge Bonds.
INT. on water-works bonds pay¬ 5s
$31,000_Dec 1 '20 & '24
able at Chase State Bk. of Faribault. 4Hs'13 ann 300,000c.July 1 '18-32
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913.
$141,949
Other indebtedness
27,831
faribault county.
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1913
169,771
Blue Earth Is the county seat.
Cash on hand....
192,209
Ditch Bonds.
Other assets..
127,400
4^s
J-J
$11,000c
Assessed val. 1912
25,591,755
($3,000 due yearly on July 1.)
Co. tax (per $1,000) '1912. —..$8.12
4^s
J-J
$16,000c
Population in 1910
17,208
($6,000 due yearly July 1.)
s
J-J •
$3,000c
itasca co. sch. dist. no. 1.
($2,000 due yearly on July 1.)
P. O. Grand Rapids.
5H8
J-J
$26,000c..
Building Bonds.
4s^ll J-J
29,000c
4s '13
A-O $40,000....Oct 1 1928
($2,000 yearly on July 1 beg. 1916).
5s
16,000c
1914-1924
4s'11
J-J
$12,000c...
5s
35,000c
1956
$800 yearly on July 1 beg/ 1916.)
Funding Bonds.
4s *11
J-Jj $68,000c
5s
$80,000c
1914-1924
($4,000 & $5,000 every alternate yr.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '13. $171,000
'5s '12
ann
$80,000—May 1 '17-31
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)..4,504,950
4a *12
—28,000..July 1 '18-32
Population in 1913 (est.).—
8,000
4s '13
32,000
——
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 1913. $105,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..3,036,575
6s
5 Ms
...
.
...
...
...
...
—
no
itasca
Average tax in county, 1912. *$24.05
Population in 1910—
..19,949
4s'06
INT. at First Nat.Bk.,Blue Earth.
co.
ind. s. d. no. 2.
P. O. Coleralne.
July 1 1932
- - - -
and balance of $40,000 due in
5s '09
s-a
$35,000c
years
'21.)
1924
$123,000
County.
Electric-Light Refunding Bds.
4s
$6.000
July 1 1915
jackson ^county.
Water-Works Bonds.
Jackson Is the county seat.
4s
$70,000-July 1 '18-'24
Court-House Bonds.
4s '13
55,500
4s
July $65,000
1915-1927
Electric-Light Bonds.
County bond, d't Oct 4 '13
5s '05
*$7,000
$65,000
4s
§5,000. .May 1 '19-'23 Ditch debt (additional)..
346,000
Ass'd val.' 12 (35to40 % act.)
4s
10560,933
24,000..July 1 '19-'26
State & Co. tax (per
Refunding Bonds.
$1,000)'12.$7.80
4s
$5,000.. July 1 '14-'18 Average tax in county 1911.. *24.10
4s
8,000..Jan 29 '15-'23 Population in 1910
14,491
BOND. DEBT Oct 28 '13. $125,000
Assessed valuation 1912
1,512,991 kittson county.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$39.00
Population in 1910
6,887
by General Sinking Fund
and held by City Treasurer.
by Water Sinking Fund
and held by City Treasurer.
Hallock
Is the county seat.
Ditch Bonds.
3s&4s
...$359,994.56 Part due yly
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 26 '13
$24,000
Ditch debt (additional)...
359,994
Sinking fund. .;
40,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
act.)..6,166,072
State & Co.
fergus falls
school dist
bonds are tax-exempt.
'■
tax(per$1,000)'12 $10.20
Population in 1910...
._._9,669
Refunding Bonds.
koochiching county.
4Hs
International Falls Is the
M-N$ll,000c—May 1 1920
county
4&s • A-O
18,000c—Apr 2 1914 seat.
Population 1910, 6,438.
general bond. debt.
Drainage debt Mar 18 '13..$568,850
Assessed val(1-3 act.) '12-11,806,778
State&Co.tax '12 (per $1,000)..$8.30
Population in 1910
-.17,518
Minneapolis]
Dan C. Brown, Comptroller.
Minneapolis Is In Hennepin Co.
Feb.
6
1867. Commission
govt, defeated Sept. 30 1913, V. 97,.
p. 1059.
Incorp.
county.
County seat Is Two Harbors.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
July $12,000c.July'14-15-16 4s '85
J-J $110,000c—July 1 1915
Court-House Bondsl
4s *87
F-A 390,000c—Feb 15 1917
4s '05
July $40,000r_July 1 '20~'24 4s'89
M-S
30,000c—Mar 15 1919
Jail Bonds.
4s '03
J-J
50,000c—July 1 1933
4s
July 1 $5,000c_i_July 1 1920 4s *04
J-J
165,000c—Jan 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13.
$57,000 4s '12
M-S 200,000c—Mar 1 1942:
Sinking fund.
3,183
Court-House and City Hall CerAssessed val. '12 (2-5 act.).4,470,628
tificates—See note below.
State & Co. tax'
12(per$ 1,000) $13.28
4s'01
J-J §$16,000c—Jan
11914
Average tax in county 1912..*$39.90
4s '03
Population in 1910...
Is.Oll 3^s'05 M-S5250,000c..Jan 1 T4-*33
J-J §250,000c—Jan 11935
6s
„
'
little falls.
This city Is In Morrison
Inc. in 1889.
County.
Popula'n 1910, 6,078.
Fire-Department Bonds.
534g'91 Aug $15,000c...Aug
Pcii*ks
■''
f
'
4J4s'84 J-J $100,000c—Jan 1 1914
434s'84 J-J
223,000c—July 1 1914
4s '89
M-N100,000c
May 1 1919
1 1921
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08
.
5s '04
J-J
$10,000c...Aug 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $116,000
Sinking fund
11,852
Assessed val. '12
(34 act,). 1,513,402
4s '12
4s '12
65,000c—Nov 1 1919
40,000c—Apr 30
20,000c—May 1
J-J
70,000c—Apr 1
J-J
150.000c—July 1
J-J
50,000c—July 1
J-J §200,000c—July 1
J-J
100,000c...July 1
A-O
50,000c—Apr 1
M-S 50,000c
Mar 1
A-O 100,000c—Apr 1
M-N250,000c—May 1
J-J
334s'02
4s '07
g '92 J-J
$10,000c...Aug 1 1922 4s '09
Funding Bonds.
4s *09,
434g'02 A-O $41,000c...Apr 1 1932
4s '10
Bridge Bonds.
4^g'02 A-O $35,000c.__Apr 1 1932 4Ms'U
4^s'll
4 34 g'03 J-J
5,000c_
Jan
1 1933
4s '11
Improvement Bonds.
.
M-N
J-J
4s '89
4s '92
4s '93
5s
4s *12
F-A
4s *13
J-D
little falls ind. sch. dist.
4s
4s'13
$25,000.
4s '13
50,000
TOTAL DEBT
4s
...
...
—
(?)
4s
4s
1941
1941
1941
150,000c...Aug 1 1942
75.000c
—
1917
1920
1938
1921
1921
1923
Sewers.
'86
J-J
$35,000c—July 15 1916
A-O 120,000c. ..Apr 11917
'87
J-D
'87
40,000c
Dec 1 1917
J-J
'88
90,000c
Aug 1 1918
J-J
250,000c—.July 1 1938
4s '08
J-D
250,000c—Dec
4s '11
M-N275,000c—.May 1 1941
M-S 175,000c—Mar % 1942
4s '08
madison.
This city is
1922
1923
1932
1937,
1938
1939
1939
1940
M-S 100,000c— .Mar 1 1942
M-N 50,000c—May 1 1942
Fire Department.
Moneys & credits (add'l) '12 313,083
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$49.88 4s *87
A-O $50,000c—.Apr 1
4s '90
J-D
15,000c—July 13
INT. on funding and bridge bonds
4s '08
J-J §100,000c—July 1
due Apr. 1 1932 at First Nat. Bk.,
4s '11
J-J
25,000c. ..July 1
N. Y.; on bridge bonds due Jan. 1 '33
J-J
4s '12
25,000c—July 1
and impt. bonds at Nat. Bank of
J-D
4s '13
25,000c—June 1
Commerce, Minneapolis.
in Lac Qui Parle Co.
Elec.-Lt. & Water-Works Bonds.
5s '12
F-A $50,000.-Aug 1 '22-'42
TOTAL DEBT May 1 '13.
$50,000
Assessed valuation 1912
500,000
Real value (est.)
1,700,000
Population in 1910.
1,811
mankato.
Mankato Is situated In Blue Earth
4s '12
4s '13
J-D
1 1938
150,000c
Armory Bonds.
4s
03
A-O$150,000c_. ■Oct
1 1933
Waterworks.
4Hs 85 M-NS30,000c—May 1
J-J
4s *86
120,000c—July 15
4s '87
A-O 330,000c—.Apr 1
4s '88
F-A 170,000c—-Aug 1
Incorporated 1868.
Com¬ 4s '90
adopted April 26 4s '95
4s '97
Population 1910, 10,365.
3 34 s'02
Refunding Bonds.
3^s'99 F-A $15,000
Aug 1 1919 334s'03
4s '07
July
23,215__July 1 '14-'26 4s 11
3^s'99 A-O
8,000
Oct 1 1919 4s *13
County.
J-J
50.000c.. Jan
1915
1916
1917
1918
15 1920
mission government
J-J
200,000c—Jan,
1 1925
1910.
J-J
400,000c—Jan
1 1927
J-J
12,000
Jan 1 1920
M-N 67,000
Nov 1 1914
4s '09
July
7,000c—July 1 1921
Refunding Water Bonds.
414s'09 J-D $40,000—.Dec 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1913. $174,000
Winter debt (included)
67,000
Assessed valuation 1912—4.109.288
4s '00
4s *13
JtJ
250,000c—-July 1 1932
A-O 100,000c—.Apr 1 1933
A-O 500,000c...Apr 1 1941
J-D
J-D.
300,000c.'
100.000c— .June 1 1923
5s '94
Permanent Impts. (City's portion)
434s'84 M-S $75,000c—Mar 15 1914
4^s'85 M-N270,000c—May 1 1915
4s '87
A-O 100,000c—Apr 1 1917
4s '87
F-A 100,000c. .Aug 15 1917
M-S 170,000c—Mar 15 1919
4s '89
4s '89
M-N125,000c—May 15 1919
(Assessment of real estate about 2-5 4s '89
J-D 100,000c—June 20 1919
actual value; per. prop, about 1-3).
J-J
■
4s '90
55,000c_. Jan 15 1920
Value of city property 1912.$700,000
J-J
4s '92
187,000c...July 1 1922
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$38.00 4s
J-J'03
75,000c—July 1 1933
INT. on bonds due 1919 and 1920 4s '04
J-J
75,000c—Jan 1 1934
J-J
payable at Nat. Bank of Republic, 4s '07
400,000c—July 1 1937
N. Y.; on bonds due 1914 to 1926 and 4s '08
J-J
75,000c—July 1 1938
J-J
July 1 1921 at State Treas.; on bonds 4s '09
§67,000c. ..Jan 11939
due 1914 at Harris, Forbes & Co., 4s '11
M-N 75,000c_._May 1 1941
J-D
N. Y.; on bonds due 1929 In Chicago. 4s '11
75,000c—Dec 1 1941
M-S 200,000c—Mar 1 1942
4s *12
M-N 25,000c...May 1 1942
4s '12
marble.
This village is in Itasca County.
Permanent Impt. Rev. Fund.
Inc. May 10 1909. Pop. '10, 887.
4s '87
A-O$150,000c—Apr 1 1917
Refunding Bonds.
F-A 155,000c...Aug 1 1918
4s '88
5s '11
J-D $77,399.63 Dec 1 14- 21 4s '88
J-D
50,000c—Dec 15 1918
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1913
$87,399 4s '89
F-A 100,000c—.Feb
1 1919
Total assessed val. 1912—5,343,265 4s '89
M-N 50,000c—May 5 1919
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $30.00 4s '90
J-J
50,000c. ..Jan 15 1920
INT. at Central Trust Co., Chicago.
4s '90
county.
County seat Is Warren.
4s '01
J-J
200,000c—Nov
245,000c—-July
150,000c—June
J-J
175,000c—.July
J-J
175,000c—Jan
J-J
250,000c— .July
J-J
250,000c... July
J-J §100,000c—.July
-n:
M-N225,000c—May
J-D 325,000c...June
J-D 100,000c..—
4^s 91 J-J
4s '03
4s *04
,
(Payable $6,000 yearly for 10
no
xcvii.
July 1 I**22 Average tax in county 1912—*29.80
lake
.
$3,913.42.July 1 1914
1,941.03-Dec 11914
534s'08
37,000—July 1'14-'18
4s '08
17,000—July 1 '14-'28
4s '10
7,000—July 1 '15-'21
4s '10
14,000—July 1 '15-'28
4s '10
164,328—July 1 '16-'30
5s 10
18,200—July 1 '14-'20
5s '10
150,000—Sept 1 '16-'30
5s '11
300,000.-Jan 2 17-31
5^s'12
247,000—May 1 *18-'32
5^s'12
97,000—Oct 1 '18-'32
5Hs'13
67,000—June 1 '25-'33
Refunding Bonds.
5s '85
June $10,000r_.June 15 1915
GEN. DEBT Aug 1 '13--$10,000
Ditch debt (additional)—1,136,323
Assessed valuation 1912—8,681,098
State & Co.tax(per$l,000) *12.$10.20
Average tax in county 1910-.*32.38
Population in 1910
16,338
6s '04
6s'04
$88,000r
Assessed val. '13 (1-3 act.) 13,410,383
School tax rate (per $1,000
'12_$8.30
This city Is In Otter Tall
All
30 ,ooo
Ditch Bonds.
-
School-Building Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 '13.
fergus falls.
$ Owned
$50,000
marshall
general bonded debt.
Ditch debt Oct 1913—...
304.000
Assessed val. '12 ( Ya. act.).13.717.956
State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'12 $7.58
Owned
434 s'12 J-J
£CL2 Jb1
GEN. BD. DT. Sept. 1 '13
$239,894
Assessment debt (add'l)...
383,000
Assessed val. '12 (34 act.)..6,972,422
State & Co.
—
County has
*
1930
INT. on 6s due 1914 to 1916
pay¬
able at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
City.
hennepin county.
County seat is Minneapolis.
Population 1910, 9,001.
4 Eg '09 J-J
County has
July $25,000
Refunding Bonds.
tax(per$l,000)'12 $15.80
This
,
p.
4s '10
hastings.
Building & Purchasing Sites—
5s
F-A$200,000c.. .Aug 1 1921
5s
M-S 100,000c—Sept 1 1922
5s
;
M-N200,000c__ .May 1- 1923
Assessed value, personal--51,359,661
5s
J-D 150,000c
June 11924
Total val. '12 (3% act.)..229,992,055
4Ms
J-J
150,000c—.Jan 1 1921
Moneys & credits (addi¬
4s g '04 A-O 125,000c
Octl934
tional, full value)
-41,445,451
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1924.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '12.$7.23
4^s'10 F-A 200,000c...Feb 1 1940 Value of Co.
property '12.$1,908,300
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1930.)
333,480
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913.$1,375,000 Population in 1910..
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. C.
Sinking fund June 1 '13—
180,237
Assessed val'. '12(M act ).49,148,429
School tax rate (per $1,000) '12—
international falls.
Maintenance
__$7.78
This
village
Is
In
Koochiching
New construction
1.36
County.
Population 1910, 1,487.
Interest and sinking fund.
2.15
Funding Bonds.
Teachers'
pension fund
.10
6s'11 ann $25,000 '16-'21-'26-'31-'36
INT. at Am. Exch. Nat. Bk.,N.Y.
Sewer and Water Bonds.
6s '11
ann
$15,000
'16-'21-'26
faribault.BOND. DEBT Oct 24 '13.
$89,000
This city Is the county seat of Rice
Assessed valuation 1912—1,808,800
County.
Inc. 1872.
Commission
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$45.50
gov't adopted Feb. 7 1911.
V. 92,
.
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4s '07
4s *08
4s '09
4s '11
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The county seat Is Fairmont.
Drainage Bonds.
$6,250—Oct 1 '14-15
4^s
5s
20,850--Nov 1 T4-'27
5s
105,000.-Aug 1 '14-'28
4s
40,000—July 1 T6-'19
5s
54,000—Jan 1 '16-'30
5s
45,000—May 1 '17-'30
6s13,000—Oct 2 *14-'28
5s
65,000—Oct 2 '17-30
5s '12
j-D 125,0001 .June 1 T6-'30
4a '12
79.000—July 1 '17-'30
,
1 1920
1 1920
1 1931
1 1933
1 1934
1 1937
1 1938
1 1939
1 1941
1 1942
City-Hall and Court-House,
4Hs'87 J-J $250,000c—July 1 1917
4s '90
J-J
200,000c...Jan
1 1920
434s'91 J-J
4^s'92 J-J
Viaducts,
250,000c...July 1 1921
50,000c—.Jan 1 1922
&c.
434s*84 M-S $52,000c—.Mar 1 1914
434s'84 M-S 48.000c..Mar 15 1914
Work-House Bonds.
A-O $20,000c...Apr
4s '87
4s *87
J-D
J-D
1 1917
10,000c...Dec
4s '13
27.500c
City
1 1917
4s '12
Hospital.
J-J
$25,000c—.July
J-J
75,000c—July
J-J
200,000c.—July
J-J
200,000c—.July
43 '13
J-D
4s '92
4s *93
martin county.
J-D
4s '11
1
1
1
1
1922
1923
1941
1941
125.000c
Schools.
J-J
4s '85
4s '89
$80,000c...July 1 1915
AO
50,000c—Oct 15 1917
M-N125,000c_ .May 15 1919
4s '89
A-O
4s *87
75,000c__Oct
4s '90
J-J
4s '95
J-J
4s '96
J-J
4s *97
J-J
200,000c—.Jan
3^s9 J-'9J
200,000c.-Jan
15 1919,
50.000c__July 15 1920
100,000c... July 1 1925
100,000c—.July 1 1926
1 1927
1 1929
MURRAY CO. IND. SCH.
MINNEAPOLIS.—{Concluded.)
4s *13
Bridge.
4Hs'87 F-A $75,000c...Aug
Jail Bonds.
DIST.
$30,000
1 1933 TOTAL DEBT
(?)
1 1935
4s '07
J-J
441,000c.—July 1 1937
4a '09
J-J 5156,000c—Jan 1 1939 NASHWAUK.
This village is In Itasca County.
4s *09
J-J §460,000c—July 1 1939
Sewer Bonds.
';>f
4s '10
J-J
307,700c..-Jan 1 1940
$21,250
4s *10
J-J
68,300c...July 1 1940 6s
Water Bonds.
4**s'll M-N250,300c—May 1 1941
$25,000
1924
4s '11
M-N666,400c—May 1 1941 6s
$46,250
4s '12
M-S 500,000c—Mar 1 1942 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
4s '12
A-O 200,000c—Oct 1 1942 Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.)_ 1,624,656
4s '13
J-J
150,300c...Jan 1 1943 Totai tax rate (per $1,000)'12.$40.10
Population in 1910
i
2,080
4s '13
J-D 299,500c...
3^3*03 J-J $200,000c
Jan
4a '05
J-J
200,000c— _Jan
...
...
Library Fund.
4Hs'85 J-D $60,000c—Dec 1
4s '86
J-D
40,000c
Dec 15
Police Bonds.
4s *87
A-O $30,000c—Apr 1
General Fund.
'
4s '07
J-J $100,000c...July 1
Voting Machine Bonds.
payable at First Nat. Bank of
INT.
—
„
„
1915
Chic, and Cent. Tr. Co. of 111.,
„
,
1917
NASHWAUK
CH. DIST. NO. 9.
6s '09
Jan $30,000c_T.Jan 2 1919
6s '10
F-A
21,000c——.1920
Building Bonds (tax-exempt).
6s '13
M-N$150,000c May 1 T4-'28
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $201,000
Chic.
1916
</w_
1937
^
„
4s *08
J-J§$116,200c—July 1 1928
4Ks'll J-J
42,000c...July
Playground Bonds. -
1 1931
4s '12
M-N$80,000c..-May
Crematory Bonds.
•
1 1942
J-J
4s *11
§ Outside
debtedness.
jr>
„
$50,000c...July 1 1941
of the 5%
limit of In¬
Assess, val. '12 (1-3
Sch. tax rate (per
bonds are
INT.
payable
Is
States Mtge. & Trust
at the United
Co., N. Y. City.
SINK. FDS., &o.
Nov. 10 *13. Oct. 21*12.
TOTAL DEBT.
-
$
'
debt.20,296,058 18,859,900
Sinking funds 4,101,568
4,156,128
Bonded
Co.,
&
Lake Falls.
In 1896 from
a portion of Polk County.
Part of
county taken In 1910 to form Pen¬
nington County.
The latter county
assumes
$20,366.60 bonds of Red
LakeCounty.
Pop'n 1910, 6,564.
TAIL COUNTY.
County seat Is Fergus Falls.
Ditch Bonds.
4s '08
July
$8,651r—July 1 1914
4s *08
July
14,676r_July 1 '16-T7
5s '11
A-O
35,000c_Apr 1 *18-'22
County has no general bonded debt.
Ditch debt Sept 1913$58,327
Sinking fund
13,622
Assessed valuation, real.-11,771,147
—
Assessed val., personal
1,909,628
debt__'_16,194,490 14,703,772 Total value 1912 (1-3 act) .13,680,775
(inc.)2,650,000
2,430.000 State &Cp. tax (per $1,000)T2_$9.30
The bonded debt as given above Average tax in county 1912—*26.19
includes
the new
City Hall and Population in 1910
46,036
Court-House certificates, for the pay¬
INT.on5s at Chase Nat.Bank,N.Y.
ment of which a special tax Is levied
Thsee'on Nov. 10 1913
provided
by the city's charter that In addition
to raising a tax sufficient to pay the
Interest on all Its bonds, the city shall
mill on each dollar
assessed valuation to provide
levy a tax of one
of the
INTEREST
$10,000—Aug 27 1927
11 1921
---
follows:
"
—
jail
bonds In
INT. on
other
*09-$16.20
bonds In St. Paul;
Red Lake Falls.
Tax
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---_-
—
...
RED
WING.
Assessed valuation
J-J
$40,000c
1918-1923 BOND. DEBT Apr 1912—$107,500
J-J
10,000
July 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1911—12,359,648
Improvement Bonds.
4s
4s '08
5s
—
$20,000
- —
1914-1917
Water-Works Bonds,
J-J
$20,000c. July 1 '14-T7
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13—$173,000
Assessed val. '12(2-5 act)—3,293,600
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-—$38.50
—
—-
—
-
personal property $47,309,833.
tax rate for 1912 on which
taxes are collected for the year 1913
was
$32.19, and includes city tax,
$16.02; State tax, $2.35; State, school
and university
tax, $1.23; county
tax, $2.65, and school tax, $8.25,
and average ward fund tax, $1.69.
POPULATION.—In
1910
(Cen¬
sus), 301,408; In 1900 (Census), 202,718; in 1890, 164,738; In 1880, 46,887; In 1870, 13,066.
and of
The
MORRISON COUNTY.
Little Falls is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
$40,000
1920
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913. $163,000
Sinking fund
4,085
Assessed val. '12 (K act.)__7,966,123
State & Co. tax(per$ 1,000)'12 $12.42
—
—
'14-T7
'14-T9
'15-'28
'16-'29
T7-'21
T7-30
ST. LOUIS
---
4s '11
—_
4s '12
—
Population in 1910—
Assessed val. '12 (kt act.). 17,683,331
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.00
Population m 1913 (est.)——10,000
9,048
BOND. DEBT Mar 20
1915
1915
1917
RED WING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A-O
$3,000
July 1 1914
4^s'10 J-J
4,000--July 1 T5-T8 ST. LOUIS COUNTY S. D.
High School Bonds.
4s *09
July (30,000—July 1 '15-'28
BOND.
\22,000
July 1 1929
DEBT Oct 1913—-$59,000
5s '89
May $20,000c— -May 8 1919
GEN. BONDS Mar 18,1912-$73,500
284,500
Ditch bonds
18 '12-358,000
38,507
General sinking fund
Total assessed value 1911
(35%' actual)
— —
(Census)-.36,001
payable In Minneapolis at
Nat. Bank and
Minn.
Loan
&
Trust
Co.;
State
Treasurer's
office,
County
Treas¬
urer's office, and at Farson, Son &
Co. of New York and Chicago.
INT.
the
Is
Northwestern
Population in 1910
-.24,053
INT. payable in N. Y., Chicago,
RAMSEY COUNTY.
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Ramsey County Includes the City
of St. Paul (which Is the county seat),
MURRAY COUNTY.
Its
assessed
valuation
being but
Slay ton Is the county seat.
slightly In excess of that of the city.
Fair-Grounds Bonds.
4s '12
J-D
$3,334c_Dec 1 '14-T5 Certain of the bonds below described
have the faith and credit of both St.
Ditch Bonds.
J-D $45,000c.Dec 1 '17-31
4s '12
7,600
i.
•CO. BD. DT; Jan 1 1913—
$5,000
Ditch debt (additional).
62,350
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.).9,368.419
Btate & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12.$6.09
.5s '12
Paul
and
the
county
pledged
for
payment, prln. and Interest.
Court-House and City-Hall.
5s '85
J-J
$50,000c. J.Jan 1 1915
43^s'86 J-J
100,000c...Jan 11916
4^s'87 M-N200,000c—.May 2 1917
Population in 1910—
11,755 4Hs'88 J-J 149,000c...July 2 1918
Refunding Bonds.
INT.
payable
at
Northwestern
4s '07
M-N$36,000c—-May 2 1914
Nat. Bank
Minneapolis.
—
—
their
NO. 40.
-
$60,000c—.$1,000 yrly
s-an
Lincoln School Bonds.
4s '12
July $90,000c—July 1 1917
BONDED DEBT Apr 1913 $150,000
B
_
9,000
Population in 1913 (est.)--
~
$25,000
1915-1916 ST. PAUL.
St. Paul Is in Ramsey County, and
4s
60.000 ——1914-1917
4Hs
20,000— —
.1914 its valuation Is only slightly less than
4s
35,000
1914-1918 the valuation of the entire county.
4^s
50,000 - — -1915-1919 Some of the Ramsey County bonds
4s
20,000
1915-1919 have the. faith and credit of both
5s'
32,000
1916-1921 county and city pledged for their pay¬
County has no general bonded debt. ment, prln. & int. Inc. Mch. 4 1854.
government
adopted
Ditch debt Sept 1913
$242,000 Commission
Assessed val. '12 (^ act)_12,219,984 May 7 1912.
V. 94, p. 1337.
Board of Education.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12—$6.50
Population in 1910
i8,425 5s '85 M-N$50,000c-—May 2 1915
5s
—
...
—
—
—
—
—
,
INTEREST
payable at North¬
western Nat. Bank, St. Paul; Farson,
Son & Co., Chicago and N. Y., and
Bolger, Mosser &
ROCK
Wlllaman, Chicago".
COUNTY7~~
Luverne Is
the county seat.
Ditch Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$60,000c-July 1 *17-'41
'13_$10,000
83,000
.8,425,955
State&Co.tax(per $1*000) '12--$8.20
Population in 1910
10,222
GEN. CO. BD. DT. Apr
Total ditch debt
Assessed val. '12 (30% act)
INT.
payable at
County Treas¬
Chicago.
urer's office or In N. Y. or
4Hs'86 F-A
50,000c—Feb 1 1916
43^s'87 M-N145,000c—May 2 1917
4^s*88 J-J
144,OOOc&r_Jan 2 1918
4^s'89 M-N100,000c—May 1 1919
4s '90
J-J
100,000c—Jan 15 1920
A-O 100,000r—Oct
1 1934
4s '04
50,000c—Sept 1 1937
74.000c—May 1 1938
20,000
Mar 1 1939
M-S
50,000
Mar 1 1939
J-J
150,000
.July 1 1939
M-S 300,000c.--Mar 1 1940
A-O 125,000c—Apr 11940
A-O
30,000
Oct 1 1940
M-N200.000
Nov 1 1940
A-O 220,000
Apr 1 1941
4s '07
M-S
4s '08
M-N
4s
'09
4s
'09
4s '09
4s '10
4s
'10
4s '10
4s '10
4s *11
M-S
Abutments—Railroad Cross'gs.
Armory
Roseau Is the county seat.
3Hs'02
1 1916
$50,000c—Jan
4Hs"86 J-J
ROSEAU COUNTY.
Bonds.
^
%
M-N$99,000c—May 1 1922
Alms and
Workhouse.
•
$43,000c--.July 1 1916 5s '84
M-S $25,000c—Mar 1 1914
30.000c._Nov 20 1915
Council Appropriations.
4Hs'87 M-N 100,000c-..May 2 1917
Lake Como Bonds.
4^s'91 M-S $25,000c—Sept 1 1921
Court=House and City Hall.
4s *08
8,997--July 1 '17& 27 5s *85
J-J
$50,000c—Jan 1 1915
4s'09
■
9,335
July 1 1929 4^s'86 J-J
100,000c—Jan 1 1916
4s '10
193,989--July 1 '29& 30 4^s'87 M-N198.000C:—May 2 1917
4s '11
7,500
July 1 1922 4^s*88 J-J
150,000c.-July 2 1918
5^s'12
13,000c—May 1 1932
West St. Paul Levee Grading.
6s'12
*
17,000c—-June 11932 4s '90
M-N$45,000c—May 1 1920
5^&6s'12—
13,000c..-Oct 1 1932
Park Bonds.
5y2&6s'13— 232,000c—Feb 1 1933 4Ks'86 J-J
$25,000c—Jan 1 1916
5Hs'13
14,000c-..Mar 1 1933 4J^s'87 M-S 203,000c&r-Sept 1 1917
CO. BD. DT. Aug. 1913—
$98,000 4s '90
M-N 45,000c—May 1 1920
Ditch debt (additional)
513,721 4s '05
A-O
75,000c--Oct 1 1935
Assessed val. '12 (40% act)4,469,243 4s *07
F-A
25.000c—Feb 1 1937
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 12-S13.20 4s '07
J-D
50,000c—June 1 1937
Population in 1910
11,388 4s '08 M-S 50,000c—Sept 1 1938
F-A
50,000
Aug 2 1939
INT. payable at State Treasurer's 4s '09
5s '01
—
—
Court-House Bonds.
-S '13
F-A $25,000
— .1933
Ditch Bonds.
3s '07
$6,900
July 11917
—
^
—
—
—
—
—
—
12,801,490
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '11_$11.80
Average tax in county 1911
*44.20
Population in 1910
REDWOOD COUNTY.
Redwood Falls Is the county seat.
Ditch Bonds.
5s '07
—
4
TOTAL DEBT Mar
'13-$130,000
4s '09
4^s'05
50 ,200 — ———
Road and Bridge Bondj.
Apr
$2,500c—Apr 10
6s'85
June
8,000c___June 1
6s '87
Sept
3,000c
Sept 1
Funding Bonds.
6s '85
COUNTY S. D. NO. 39.
$15,000c_July 1 '14-16
40,000c_June 1 *14-'17
60,000c.July 1 '18-'23
4s '05
5s
County Funding Bonds.
1,300
_—
v>
This
5,866c.Jan 1 '14-T5
3,000c.Jan 1 '14-T6
750c_Jan 1 '14-T6
4,500c.Jan 1 *14-16
10,500r_July 1 '14-T6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1913—-$161,000
1912—5,016,957
situated In Goodhue
County.
Inoorp. Mch. 4 1857.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY S. D. NO. 35.
4s '13
—' $10,000
5s '12
M-N$100,000-May 1 *15-'20
Refunding Bonds.
Wing Is
Red
$7,750c—-Mar 1 1914
23,360r_July
81,343„July
29,310. .July
6,027.-July,
9,000-July
12,713.-July
COUNTY S. D. NO. 24.
F-A$125,000-_Aug 1 *17-'28
ST. LOUIS
5s '12
BOND. DEBT Apr
county was divided In 1896, a portion
being taken to form Red Lake Co.
Ditch and Drainage Bonds.
Tax Rate
Years—
Valuation. per$ 1,000 6s '04
Dec. 31 1912..$213,398,439
$32.19 5^s'05
Dec. 31 1911— 198,910,208
31.73 5s '06
Dec. 31 1910— 197.036.479
29.65 5s '06
Deo. 31 1909- 179,065,989
31.03 5s '06
July
Deo. 31 1905— 138,690,490
29.75 3s '07
July
Dec. 31 1900—
99,492,054
27.40 4s '08
Dec. 31 1890— 136,944,372
19.30 4s '09
Deo. 31 1885.77,468,267
19.60 4s TO
July
Dec. 31 187923,415,733
14.50 4s '11
For 1912 valuation of real estate 4s '11
May
was
$163,843,995 and of personal 4s '12
property $49,554,444; in 1911 valua¬ 4? '12
tion of real estate was $151,600,375 4s '13
1
,
"
COUNTY.
seat Is Crookston.
ln New
Bank and
& Trust Co.
$37,000c—Mar 1 1930
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)
—
County
payable
Is
York at Amer. Exch. Nat.
at Farmers' Loan
—
—
POLK
*12--$6.30
1912—*21.14
163,274
—
—...
160 53.
VALUATION AND INDEBTED¬
'13-,.$953,797
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)
Average tax in county
„-
NESS.—The city's assessed valua¬
tion
and
tax
rate
have been as
1916
J-J $142,000c—
Sinking fund
100,000
Assessed valuation, real.294,516,545
Assessed val., persoanl
16,866,825
Total val. 1912 (2-5 act).311,383,370
Assessed val. 1913.
314,817,268
4s
OWATONNA.
This city is in Steele County.
Light-System Bonds.
5s *13
A-O $10,000c_$l,000 yearly
Refunding Library Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$15,000c—-June 1 1928
BOND. DEBT July 19 '13- $110,000
Assessed valuation 1912—1,942,604
—-
*
1 1918
ST. LOUIS CO. S. D. NO. 13.
Building Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
$1,900:
1914
July $20,000c.-June 30 1914 4s '05
15,000
1917
4><jS
July 14,000c__May 15 1916 6s '07
J-J
45,000
1917-1925
Portion of Polk Co. debt——$9,339 4s '11
65,000
——
GEN. BONDS April 1913
93,339 4s '13
Drainage debt (additional)-.194,680 BOND. DEBT Oct 9 1913- $129,000
Assessed valuation 1912—2,301,391 Assessed val. 1912 (>£ act).7,329,944
5s '10
principal of the bonds when Tax
rate(per $1,000) '12.
$40.00
due.
The maintenance of this sink¬
Population in 1910
—5,658
ing fund for the payment of the prin¬
INTEREST at City Clerk's office.
cipal of the bonds Is "declared to be
part of the contract with the holder
-of any bonds of the city that may PENNINGTON COUNTY.
hereafter be issued and shall be kept
Thief River Falls
Is the county
Inviolate."
In accordance with this seat. This county was formed in 1910
provision there was raised by taxa¬ from a portion of Red Lake County.
tion for the sinking fund In 1913
Red Lake Co. Bds. (assumed).
(which was collected In 1912) $213,$20,365 10
398.51.
The sinking fund Is'largely
State Loan Bonds.
Invested In city bonds.
.
$45.900
The
city of
Minneapolis Is re¬
Highway Bonds.
stricted In Its debt-making power to -s '13
$40,000
----5% of the assessed valuation after
County Ditch Bonds.
deducting the sinking fund from the
—.$230,500
—debt;
but debt created for water¬ 5Hs'13 M-S
122,500-Mar 1 '19-'33
works shall be considered outside of _s '13
50,000
■the 5% limit, and also an additional
Red Lake Co. Ditch Bds. (ass'd.)
5% deot may be created for certain
-—$114,818 43
purposes, provided the same be auth¬ TOT. BD. DT. May *13— $532,000
orized by a two-thirds vote of the Sinking fund
60,268
people.
We have marked above Assessed valuation 1913-_ 3,729,401
with a section (§) those issues put out Real value (est.)
10,000,000
in excess of the 5% limit.
State & Co.tax(per $1,000^71 $14.90
WATER RECEIPTS.—The reve¬
Population in 1910
-9,376
nue from water rents, &c., in 1912
INT. op bonds of 1913 at Conti¬
•was
$447,053 55;
current expenses
nental & Commercial Nat. Bk., Chi.
for water-works in 1912 were $205,
for the
COUNTY.
Population in 1910
July $3,000r__Mar
Court-House Bonds.
4s
Net
SINKING FUND.—It Is
LOUIS
County seat Is Duluth.
4Ms
M-N$520,000c—May
Jail Bonds.
Water dt.
each year.
ST.
Refunding Bonds.
OTTER
amounted to $516,000.
1912.—4,010,913
$1,000) 1912
$43.50
Population in 1910
10,600
INT
on
funding bonds at City
Treasurer's office; on other bonds at
Amer. Exch., Nat. Bank, N.Y., and
Wells & Dickey C., Minneapolis.
Total tax (per
TOT. BD. DT. Nov
COUNTY.
LAKE
County seat Is Red
This county was formed
4s
OF BONDS.—The
mostly for $1,000. '
PAR VALUE
---
Assessed valuation
4s
RED
act.)__7,415,044
INT. at Minn. Loan & Trust
-si
Railroad Aid Bonds.
INTEREST at County Treasury or
5s
Oct $250,000c—-Oct 2 1923
at Capital Nat. Bank, St. Paul, or
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1914.)
Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. City.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
$1,000) '12-$11.10
Minneapolis, and at Continental
Comm. Nat. Bank, Chicago.
F-A $20,000c
-.1924
Refunding Water-Works Bds.
*11
$75,000
1916-1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '13—$240,000
5s '04
3^s'00 J-D$100,000c—Dec 1 1920
3J^s'00 J-D
44,500c.-Dec 15 1920
3Hs'01 M-N 60,000c-..May 6 1921
3Hs'03 A-O
40,000c__Apr 15 1923
Old Fort St. bonds (outlawed) $2,460
BOND .DEBT Oct 14 '13
$856,960
Assessed valuation, real.107,752,469
Assessed val., personal—29,669,823
Total val. 1912 (3-5 act.) 137,422,292
Moneys & credits (add'l),
(full value
25,595,161
Average tax In county 1912—*27.70
Population in 1910 (Census) .223,675
.
-
Fire Department Bonds.
1 1917
„
-
—.
•
117
MINNESOTA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.1
office, 2d Nat. Bank, St. Paul, Capi¬
tol Tr. Co., St. Paul, and at Mer¬
chants' Ln. & Tr. Co., Chicago.
ST.
CLOUD.
This city is in Benton,
Sherbourne
counties.
Stearns and
Inc.
1856.
purchased local
plant for $75,000.
Commis¬
City on Oct. 3 1093
water
sion gov't adopt
Nojv. 28 1911.
4^s'13 J-D 280,000
June 11943
Fire Department Bonds.
4Hs'86 J-J
$50,000c—-Jan 1 1916
4^s'87 M-N100,000c—May 2 1917
4s '07
M-S
48,000c—-Sept 1 1937
4s '08
J-D
50,000c
Dec 1 1938
4s *10
A-O
25,000c—Apr 1 1940
Refunding Bonds.
4s '90
M-N$50,000c. .May 15 1920
4s '03
4s '04
Bridge Bonds.""'
5s.'89
J-J
$60,000c
1914-1919
4s *08
J-J
99,000c--July
A-O
75,000c.-.Apr
A-O
50,000c—Apr
M-S 400,000c—Mar
1 1933
1 1934
2 1938
4s '09
1 1939
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$10,000c
1916
•
This Is the average of .taxes per
(Subject to call 1906)
5s '89
F-A $15,000c
U924 $1,000 for all purposes. Including
amounts raised by municipalities as
(Subject to call 1904)
5s '07
July $50,000c.-July 1 1922 well as by the State and county.
5s '96
—
118
MINNESOTA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
ST. PAUL.
(Concluded).—
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s '06
4s '06
4s'09
M-S $150,000c__Mar 1 1936
SO ,000c
Oct
1 1936
50,000c—June 1 1939
A-O
J-D
Library Bldg. Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-S $50,000c—Sept 1 1942
4Ks'13 F-A
25,000
Aug 1 1943
Water Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
6s a
J-D $47,000c„-June 1 1919
6s a
M-S
11,000c—Sept 15 1933
Educational
68
a
a
$21,000c— -June 1 1914
3.000c-..Dec 2 1919
Water Bonds (part yearly).
6s '13
F-A $11,000—Aug 1 14-16
Fire-Department Bonds.
A-O
6s
a
J-D
5s '85
A-O
6s
a
M-S
4Mb'88
4^s'89
4Ms'89
4Ms'89
M-S 300,000c&r_Mar 1 1918
J-J
95,000c—Jan 1 1919
J-J
14Q,000c&r_Jan 1 1919
4s '07
M-N100,000c
M-N100,000c
A-O
50,000c
A-O
6s
$80,000c—July 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Sept 30'13- $191,000
Assessed valuation 1912—3,298,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$43.40
a All the 6% bonds above have an
endorsement
stamped on back of
each bond and coupon reducing the
Interest to 4M%, and also making
the bonds subject to call on 30 days'
1 1939
1 1942
1 1933
1 1943
1 1943
notice.
M-S 100,000c—Mar 1
M-N 147,000c--.May
J-J
125,000c—Jan
M-N 75,000
Nov
J-J
150,000
July
4s '08
4s '08
'09
4s
4s '09
1938
1 1938
Assessed valuation 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000) '12,
250,000c„-July 1
Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'87 M-N$46,000c—-May 2
4^s'91 F-A
50,000c---Aug 1
4s '89
F-A
50,000c—-Aug 1
4s *05
M-S
20,000c.-.July 1
4s *08
A-O
5,000c—Sept 1
Permanent Impt. Bonds.
(Schools, Bridges and Sewers).
4s *03 M-S $200,000r—-Sept 1
262,816
$11.50
620
Population in 1910—:
1943
stevens
1917
1921
1919
county.
Morris is the county seat.
Railroad Aid Bonds.
J-J
$50,000c—Jan
11923
1935
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913$50,000
1938
Ditch debt (additional)
87,796
Sinking fund—t
70,862
Total assessed val. 1912—6,064,585
1933
(Assessment on real estate is about
Street Bonds.
1-3 and on personal property about
4s '90
J-J
$22,000c—Jan 1 1920
M actual value.)
4s '05
M-N 10,000c---Nov 1 1935
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12--$9.30
Playground Bonds.
Population in 1910—
8,293
4s '09
J-D $25,000
June 1 1939
4s *11
A-O
10,000
Apr 1 1941
stillwaterT
4s *11
A-O
15,000-—Oct 1 1941
This city is in Washington County.
4s '12
M-S
55.000—Sept 1 1917 Inc.
1854. Population 1910, 10,218.
4Hs'13 M-N 25,000
May 1 1943
Permanent Improvement.
Bridge Loans.
5s
A-O $60,000c...Oct
1 1917
5s *85
M-N$200,000c—May 1 1915
5s
J-J
60,000c
July 1 1921
4^s'86 J-J
100,000c- j-July 1 1916
Local Impt. {Part evert 5 years).
4^s'87 M-N212,000c—May 2 1917
M-N$25,000c_Nov 1 '33-'43
4^s'87 M-N 50,000c.-Nov 15 1917 5s '13
Refunding Bonds.
4^s*88 J-J
295,000c—.July 2 1918
5s '91
J-J
$25,000c
Jan
1 1921
4Ms'88 F-A
16,000c—Aug 1 1918
5s'92
-
4s '89
4s '90
J-J
34,000c—July 1 1919
5s Ml
M-S
90,000c-—Sept 1 1941
4s '12
July 47,000r
(Due $1,000 in 1918, $4,000 y'ly from
1919 to '29 incl, and $2,000 in '30)
Water-Works Purchase Bonds.
4s '10
$115,000
1914-1925
TAX LEVY CERTIFICATES.— GEN. BD. DT.
Sept 1913- $282,000
(See "Chron.," V. 63. D. 847).
Water bonds (additional)___ 115,000
•
Assessed val '13 (3-5 act.).4,032,655
Department Funds.
'
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912—-$35.00
4s'12
s-a
$2,293,500 June 151914
INTEREST payable at Fifth Ave.
The city Is authorized to Issue In
Bank, N. Y., and at City Treas. office
J-J
4s *90
249,000c&r_Jan
1
1920
M-N 55,000c__-May 1 1920
,M-S 100,000c—Mar 1 1937
M-S
71.000c—-Mar 1 1940
4s '07
4s *10
—
"
-
•
.
any one year certificates to amount of
80% of the tax levy for said year.
All
Issues
of
exchanged
upon
coupon
for
bonds may
registered
be
securities
application.
INTEREST
on
—-
all bonds Is payable
Mechanics
at
&
Metals Nat. Bank,
N. Y., which Is the flsoal agent of the
City of St. Paul.
The tax levy cer¬
tificates
are payable at Merchants'
Nat. Bank, St. Paul.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.— Nov. 1 *13.
Total bond, debt, incl.
water
bonds
Short-time
or
thief river falls.
This city Is In Pennington
County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
5Ms'll
$40,000.
--.1931
5Ms'12M-N 20,000Nov l'22-'27-'32
Refunding Bonds.
5Ms'12 A-O
$8,000—Oct 15 1917
Municipal Telephone Bonds.
$10,711,000
floating in¬
$13,004,500
234,334
Less sinking fund
v —
$35,000—
Water-Works Ext. Bonds.
—
_
Sinking fund
2,293,500 Assessed valuation
debtedness
Total city debt
5s '13
5s '13
$15,000—
.1933
BOND. DEBT Jan
1913—$157,500
Water bonds (included)—„
37,000
4,870
-_1,333,453
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910—
$49.00
Population in 1910
.3,714
winona school district.
5s '13
A-O $30,000c..Oct 1 '15-'20
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
worthington ind. s. d. no.5.
A district In Nobles
County.
Refunding Bonds.
$53,000
192$
20,000—
1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 1913-$53,000
Assessed valuation 1912
818,593
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '12-$24.10
-S
—_
_s
.
*
This Is the average of taxes per
tor all purposes,
Including
$1,000
amounts raised
well
as
by municipalities, as
by the State and County.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS
table below we give the statistics
regarding all minor civil divisions
In the State of
Minnesota which have reported an Indebtedness of over
$25,000 and which are not
represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
We add the population from
the U. S. Census of 1910.
Bonded Flooding
v
debt.
debt.
—
$¥,745
...
5,000
County..
27,000
35,000
37,000
55,000
75,000
30,000
25,000
Bemidji Independ. Sch. Dist— 71,000
Biwabik (V), St. Louis Co
47,813
Blue Earth (C), Faribault
Co. 25,000
Blue Earth County
—1/215,000
Blue Earth School
District-.. 28,500
Breckenridge (C
Wilkin Co. 75,298
Brown County—
149,110
Aitkin School
(Redeemable beginning July 1922).
July $75,000
July 1 1932
BONDED DEBT Mar 4 '13-$77,000
6s '12
1
winona county.
Winonal is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
5s'13
s-an^ $70,000
1918-1923
(?)
33,398
Population in 1910
Ada Independent Sch.
Dist—.$25,000
Aitkin (V), Aitkin
Houston County.
City Hall, Elec. Light & Water.
1937
—
Location.
grove]
This city is in
1 1937
4^s'13 J-J
payable at
Capitol Nat. Bank, St. Paul; on all
except high-school bonds at
spring
J-J
'17-T8
$19,000c_July
J-J
28,125c_ July
*14-'28
Winona S. W. Ry.
5s
J J
$40,000c. Jan 1 '14-T7
Park Bonds.
4Ms'06 J-J
$10,000c...July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Mar
1913-$315,000
Assessed val. (3-5 act.)'12
$6,993,045
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912—.$39.00
Population in 1910 (Census)
18,583
INT. at Nat. Park
Bk., N. Y. C.
3 Ms
In the
(
water bonds
others
1 1939
50,000—Aug 1 1939
F-A
on
the Am. Exch. Nat. Bank, N. Y.
250,000c&r_Aug 1 1919
M-N145,000c&r.May 1 1920
4s '07
:
INT.
F-A
4s '07
3,000c—-June 1 1930
3,000c...Dec 1 1920
Refunding Bonds.
'
.
*
5Ms'13 J-J
5s '85
A-O$197,000c—Apr 1 1915
4Ks'86 J-J
100,000c—-July 1 1916
4^s'87 M-N196,000c—May 2 1917
4Hs'88 J-D 200,000c&r_Dec 1 1918
4s '89
4s '90
3,000c..Sept 15 1917
J-D
J-J
_
1 1937
2 1938
May
May
Apr
50,000c—Oct
4s'08
M-N 50,000c—Nov
4s *09
J-J
50,000c—July
4s '12
M-S 100,000c—Mar
4Hs'13 F-A 770,000—-Aug
180,000
Aug
4Ks'13 F-A 150,000
Aug
Sewerage Bonds.
a
a
June 1 1914
.
1 1919
1 1920
1 1937
4s '07
4s *90
6s
$5,000c
XCVII.
TOTAL DEBT
*29-'32
5s
J-D
5s *84
$95,000c—Apr 1 1914
380,000c&r_Apr 1 1915
4Ms'87 M-N192,000c—May 2 1917
Bonds.
J-D
6s
Water-Works Bonds.
3Ms
J-J
$50,000c_july 1
Sewer Bonds.
[VOL.
District
Alexandria (C), Douglas Co..
Aurora (V), St. Louis Co„.__
Austin School District-Barnesville (C), Clay Co.
Baudette (V), Beltrami Co...
—
,
—
Pipestone School
District
6O,0o0
Plainview School
District
28,000
1910
L638
"
¥,001
e978,462
e2,215,563 *36.30
20.00
1,919
21,239
e216,693
10,000 *1,634,295 *19.00
11,153 el,125,737 e42.07
681
*590,000 *52.10
el6,597,131
c8.90
None
e692,284 e22.00
None
1513,400 e53.85
__el0,679,031
d8.00
e27,052.802
/8,502,050
None e2,809,720
30,000 e4,616,531 *30.70
1,000
e500,000 *56.70
None
*397,843 *27.00
None ' *152,218
639,919
20.10
None
1911,500 T30-00
None *7,477.029
*7.58
None e7,250,415
e7.00
21,682
*683.220 e76.00
*2.232,161 *50.90
897
~L690
2,319
29,337
-
"
L840
20,134
19,640
"
1,631
1,318
""586
2,807
12", 094
17,669
2.533
3,572
7,036
2,958
—...
*25.70
8.000
•
25,000
None
3,000
2(1.907
None
III —I
.:
e976,504
e42 00
e9,300,000 *15.00
*600,000
e8l7,267
*596,340
e258,536 e55.40
"2.161
209
2,230
....
209
e3*.689",696 «13l50
"¥831
NoneelO.168,190
77,351,336
None *1,081,419
None 11,030,383
None*10,968.054
e9,928,005
T954.818
None
*507,569
None *1,003,494
6,000
*461,637
16,000
(7169,000
20,400 *3,341,844
•4,470
* *770,000
*1,289,640
42,000
18,969
15,435
*26.80
T41.30
*8.00
.......
—
None
"
2,540
15,722
18,691
113.60
*34.50
el5.00
*35.30
*12.40
*50.00
....
-
....
2,591
1,102
10,705
3,056
4,840
1,343
1384,000
(71,500,000
42.00
-*11,736,295
e6.80
None
*400,416 *44.40
*546,162 *50.00
*546,162 *25.00
"5",648
15,210
1,774
1,801
"
74,782,138
7.27
None
*523,000
5,135
None *
"l¥878
*677,218 *23.20
444,777
19.00
Pope-Douglas Counties S.
D.
No. 5
30,000
Red Lake Falls (C), Red L.Co. 93,000
Renville (C), Renville Co.,
25,000
2,475
e361,127 *28.20
*324,217
e435,528 *46.00
County
32,000
None*15,175,433
*8.50
Rochester (C), Olmstead Co.. 30,000
27,000
2,750,000
50.00
St. James (C), Watonwah Co. 65,000
3,500
811,667
St. Peter (C), Nicolett County 40,000
5,000
<975,000 e42,00
Sandstone Sch. Dist. No. 5— 47,000
None
*664,000
Sauk Centre Ind. Sch. Dist
31,000
►1.000,000 *12.70
Sauk Rapids (V), Benton Co.. 25,000
5,889
*286,162 *46.80
Sherburne
County
None *2,973,651
29,000
*9.30
Springfield (V), Brown Co
29,500.?
2,000
7301,056
Staples (CJ, Todd County
2,000
97,000
*598,822 e77.50
Stearns County.
—' 95,000
None *20,000,000 "
Thief River Falls Sch. Dist.— 85,800
7,000 el,194,920 *23.10
Tracy, Lyon County
47,000
4,000
*510,000 *47.60
Two Harbors (V), Lake Cd
94,000
1,422
' e851,554 *51.60
Waseca (C), Waseca County.. 70,000
38,073
*956,377 *51.80
Wells (V), Faribault County.. 27,000
14,000 *•
47.20
325,000
W.Minneap. (V), Hennepin Co. 29,000
None
*816,808 *33.30
Willmar (C), Kandiyohi Co... 90,000
2,500 (71,295,755
36.00
Worthington (C), Nobles Co.. 47,000
None
...
Net debt
$12,770,166
Water debt (incl. above) $2,003,000
Water debt sink, fund
(ihcl. above)
virginia.
This city is in St. Louis
County.
Water-Works & Electric-LightPlant-Purchase Bonds.
$79,476
5s g'13 M-S $450,000c-_Mar 1 1928
PROPERTY.—The water¬ BOND. DEBT Oct 1
1913-$450,000
works owned by St. Paul are self-sus¬ Assessed valuation
1912—12,906,285
taining and cost $8,000,000.
The Population in 1910
-10,473
water debt Is to be met
by the Board
of Water Commissioners,
who, ac¬ virginia
ind. sch. dist.
cording to the city .charter, "shall
Building Bonds.
establish
such
water-rates
as
will 5s
g '03 s-an $28,000c
1918
at all times Insure to the
city a suffi¬ 4s g '97-'06-'ll s-an
$95,685c...1920
cient Income to pay Interest and to
5s g '10 s-an45,000c
--.1915
provide a fund to pay principal upon
BOND. DEBT
Aug 1 1912-1168,685
all bonds, &o., Issued for water
pur¬ Assessed valuation
1912.-23,913,985
poses.'*
The value of all
property
owned
by the city, Including the
wabasha.
water works, Aug. 1 1913, was esti¬
This city is in Wabasha
mated at $24,705,000.
County.
-s '13
$40,000-ASSESSED VALUATION
(60% TOTAL DEBT-,(?)
of actual value):
Population in 1910
2,622
1912.
------
CITY
—
—
—
1911.
Real
Total
29,278,286
„
28,489,922
♦133,459,255*126.286.238
Total tax (per M)
28.20
1910.
Real estate.$95,756,440
Personal
29,534,740
Tctal
125,281,180
Total tax(perM)
29.20
—
*
*
est—$104,180,969 $977796,316
Personal
—
29.30
1905.
$75,251,237
20,820,285
96,071,522
warroad. ~
This village is in Roseau
County.
Water & Light Bonds.
-s '13
$26,000
TOTAL BOND. DEBT
Population in 1910
-s
$53,000-.
...
1,757
1,182
23,123
7,844
2,102
4,176
1,745
8,136
1,482
2,558
1,876
4,990
3,054
1,755
3,022
4,135
2,538
f 1909 figures,
o 1910 figures.
1911 figures.
d State and county tax.
es.e 1912 figures,
f 1913 figures,
a: This
covers
merely a recent issue of bonds; we are notihformed as to what is
total debt,
y Total debt.
(C) City. "(V) Village,
State
of
Iowa.
ITS
30.60
addition to the total assessed windom sch. dist. no. 6.
valuation
A district In Cottonwood
figures
given
for
1912,
County.
there Is also $24,984,671 which
Building Bonds.
rep¬
resents
the
4s '11
valuation
placed
on
$35,000
1931
money and credits In accordance with -s
15,000
1914
In
...
...
&
500
Renville
—(?)
1,927
1929
new
method
of
taxation
adopted
by the Legislature.
All the valuation figures are as re¬
ported after deducting exemptions.
POPULATION.—In
1910
(Cen¬
sus), 214,744; 1905, 197,023; 1900,
163,065; 1890, 133.156.
BOND. DEBT
Sept 1913—$50,000
Assessed val. '13 (35%
act.)_647,000
School tax rate (per
$1,000) 12 $23.00
Population in 1912 (est.)
winona.
nona
st. paul.
city Is in Dakota County.
Inc. 1886. Pop'n. 1910, 4,510.
City-Hall Bonds.
This
a
J-D
6s
a
J-D
$10,000c—-June 1 1914
5,000c
Dec
1
1920
County.
Incorp. Mch. 6 1857.
Commission government defeated in
Nov. 1912.
V. 95, p. 1421.
Ref. Ferry Road & Bridge Bds.
4s
J-J $15,000c
Jan
High Wagon Bridge.
5s
Jan $100,000c_Jan 1
#
Admitted
as a
as a
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Territory (Act June 12 1838)
State (Act Dec. 28 1846)
July 3 1838
Dec. 28 1846
Total Area of State (square miles)..
56,025
State Capital
Des
Moines
Governor
~
This city Is the
county seat of Wi¬
south
6s
2,100
Organized
1
1933
T9-*28
(term expires 2d day Jan. 1915)George W. Clark
Secretary of State (2d day Jan. 1915),
Wm. S. Allen
Treasurer (2d day Jan. 1915)
Wm. C. Brown
Auditor
(2d day Jan.
1915)
►
"l"553
—
-
Pop'n
None
40—.140,000
Clay County.
40,000
Cloquet Ind. Sch. Dist. No.7. 35,000
Coleraine (V), Itasca
County. 38,000
Dawson (V), Lac Qui Parle Co.
28,000
Dawson School District
35,000
Deerwood (V).Crow Wing Co.
25,000
Detroit (C), Becker
County56.000
Detroit Ind. Sch. District
76,000
Dodge County—
30,000
Douglas County.
113,400
E. Grand Forks (C), Polk Co..
75,000
Ely (C), St Louis County
30,000
Eveleth (C), St. Louis Co
48,500
Fairmont (C), Martin
County. 101,000
Gilbert Sch. Dist. No. 18
140,000
Glenwood (C), Pope County.. 50,000
Gr'd Rapids (Twp.), Itasca Co.
46,000
Grand Rapids (V), Itasca Co..
61,000
Hallock (V), Kittson
County. 25,000
Hastings School Districts
28,000
Hubbard County
y57,231
Kandiyohi County
-.264,721
Lac Qui Parle County.
x25,000
Litchfield School District
48,500
Luverne (C
Rock County
56,000
Lyon County
90,500
McLeod County
1/43.310
McLeod Co. Sch. Dist. No. 2.
50,000
Madison Ind. Sch. Dis. No. 74
38,500
Marshall School District.
30,000
Melrose (C), Stearns County..
33,400
Milaca (V), MilleLacs
County. 30,000
Mllle Lacs County
42,200
Montevideo (C), Chippewa Co. 45,100
Moorhead, Clay County
f/44,644
Mt. Iron (V), St. Louis Co
55,000
Mountain Lake School Dist.. 31,000
New Ulm (C), Brown
County. 75,000
Nobles County
.1/67,000
Ortonville (C), BigstoneCo
42,000
Park Rapids (V), Hubbard Co.
31,000
Park Rapids Ind. S. D. No. 1.
42,000
Paynesville School District
42,000
Pine County
27,400
Pipestone (C), Pipestone Co— 25,000
Tax per
37*234
,
Chisholm Sch. Dist. No.
Assessed
$1,000.
e$600,000 $16.00
C376.635
e468,394
valuation.
J.
L.
Bleakly
Under the "biennial election" amendment adopted In
1904, the General1
Assembly meets biennially In odd years on the second Monday in
January.
There is no limit to length of session.
early history of Iowa's debt see "State
Supplement" of April 1893, page 108.
FINANCIAL CONDITION.—Iowa has no bonded debt.
On Oct. 1
1913 there were $165,184 22 warrants outstanding and the State had cash
in the general revenue fund amounting to $157,883 98.
The Permanent
School Fund on Oct. 1 1913 aggregated $4,803,890 39.
In
HISTORY OP DEBT.—-For the
and City
Personal
Express,Teleph.
&Teleg.Cos.
Total.
$4,576,958*$713,469,385
4,636,542
755,051,993
;
Railroads.
Properly.
Lands.
1911
$547,544,903
551,039,657
1910
490,622,784
1908
475,893,422
1906
455,871.611
1902— 410,189,783
1900
1890
393,250,888
374,753,112
1880-.
303,381,498
valuation
equalized
assessed
in the years named:
EQUALIZED
VALUATION.—The
appraised value) has been as follows
1912
$93,762,629 $67,584,895
133,265,938
66,109,856
65,095,060
133,769,557
64,524,659
123,492.167
112,882,114, 63,044,617
51,570,242
109,168,678
46,194,727
98,856,185
42,902,608
105,543,264
23,646,161
82,638,655
4,371,033
3,757,985
2,935,480
1,911,688
1,551,959
663,874
152,706
693,858,434
>667,668,234
634,733,822
572,840,391
539,853,759
523,862,858
409,819.020
credits amounting to $188,773,772 are not
1912, as they are now taxed as a sepa¬
*The value of moneys, and
included in the valuation figures for
flat rate of 5 mills on the
rate item at a
dollar of actual value:
lowing item.
-
See fol¬
.
TAXATION OF MONEYS AND
CREDITS.—The Legislature in 1911
Act (Chapter 63) requiring that moneys and credits be taxed at
of 5 mills.
Heretofore moneys and credits were
assessed at full value and taxed at 25% of this value the same as other
passed
an
full value with a flat levy
property.
TAX RATE.—The State tax (per $1,000) for
„
1912 was $3.90;this included
$3.40 general State tax and 50 cents for educational purposes; for 1911 and
1910 it was $3.80, of which $3.30 was for general State tax and 50 cents for
educational
'
•
purposes.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.—On Nov. 3 1908 an amend¬
ment to the State constitution was adopted by the voters.
The amend¬
ment, which is an addition to Section 18 of Article 1, provides for the
construction of drains, ditches and levees, as well as
the organization
of drainage districts.
V. 87, p. 1556.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Iowa's
constitution restricts the creating of
debt, both State debt and municipal debt.
FIRST, as to State debt, the
limitation made is not absolute, for it permits
law for some single specified work. But
other debt if authorized by some
permission is very safely guarded—(1) the law must provide for
collection of a direct annual tax sufficient to pay the interest regularly
and
discharge the debt in twenty years; and (2) the law cannot take effect
until it has been submitted to the people at a general election, and has
the State
we
give below;
[Limitation of State indebtedness.]
The credit
given or loaned to, or in aid of,
any individual .association or corporation; and the State shall never assume
or become responsible for the debts or liabilities of any individual, associ¬
ation or corporation, unless incurred in time of war for the benefit of the
ARTICLE 7
.
Section 1.
of the State shall not in any manner be
State.
deficits
or
2.
[Same.]
The State may contract debts to supply casual
failures in revenues, or to meet expenses otherwise provided
for; but the aggregate amount of such debts, direct
contracted by virtue of one or more Acts of the
and contingent, whether
General Assembly or at
shall never exceed the sum of $250,000; and the
money arising from the creation of such debts shall be applied to the
purpose for which it was obtained, or to repay the debts so contracted,
and to no other purpose whatever.
Section 4.
[For what other ourposes State may contract debt.]
In addition
to the above limited power to contract debts, the State may contract
debts to repel invasion, suppress insurrection
or defend the State in war;
but the money arising from the debts so contracted shall be applied for
the purpose for which it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other
purpose whatever.
•
.
'
Section 5.
[Other debts to be authorized.] Except the debts herein before
specified in this article, no debt shall be hereafter contracted by or on behalf
of this State, unless such debt shall be authorized by some law for some
single work or object, to be distinctly specified therein; and such law
shall impose and provide for the collection of a direct annual tax sufficient
to pay the interest on such debt as it falls due, and also to pay and dis¬
charge the principal of such debt within twenty years from the time of
contracting thereof; but no such law shall take effect until at a general
election it shall have been submitted to the people and have received a
majority of all the votes cast for and against it at such election; and all
money raised by authority of such law shall be applied only to the specific
object therein stated, or to the payment of the debt created thereby; and
such law shall be published in at least one newspaper in each county, if
one is published therein, throughout the State for, three months preceding
the election at which it is submitted to the people.
■ >
ARTICLE VIII, Section 3.
[State not to be a stockholder.]
The State
shall not become a stockholder in any corporation, nor shall it assume or
different periods of time,
pay
or
the debt or liability of any corporation,
the benefit of the State.
SECOND,
as
to municipal
unless incurred in time of war
indebtedness, thei limit is" fixed
thelM% limit must be authorized by a vote of the people. See V.78, p. 1408The 1913 Legislature passed an Act authorizing cities of the first-class
to issue flood protection bonds up to 5 % of the actual value of the taxable
property as shown by the last preceding assessment roll.
This Act shall be
construed as granting additional power without limiting the power already
existing in cities of the first class, including cities acting under the commis¬
sion plan of government.
See V. 96, p. 1241.
REGARDING DEBT LIMIT.—Judge Smith McPherson
Oct. 22 1909, in a case involving the right
Council Bluffs to issue bonds for a municipal water system,
sustained the city's contention that it could issue bonds up to 5% of the
actual value of the property of the city and was not limited to 5 % of the
taxable value.
Judge McPherson construed "taxable" to mean the actual
value of property subject to taxation, and not the assessed value, which,
by the State code, is fixed at only 25% of the actual value.
In taking this
position Judge McPherson referred to the opinion of the State Supreme
Court handed down in 1905, in the case of Halsey vs. City of Belle Blaine
(128 Iowa 467), which,he says, puts at rest the question raised. V.89,p. 1176.
OPINION REGARDING
MUNICIPAL IMPROV'T BONDS—The
Department of Justice,in Nov. 1911 rendered an opinion to the effect
that municipal improvement bonds or certificates issued in anticipation
of the collection of taxes need not be considered in determining the con¬
DECISION
of the U. S. Circuit Court on
of the City of
fixed by Section 74-v of the Supplement
365.
*
1909 Legislature passed an Act providing
for the exemption from taxation of municipal, school and drainage bonds
or certificates hereafter issued.
It is expressly provided, however, that
banks or trust companies holding such bonds or certificates shall not be
permitted to make any deduction from the assessment of their shares by
stitutional limit of indebtedness as
1907.
V. 94, p.
BONDS TAX FREE.—The
to the Code,
of that fact.
V. 88, p. 1329.
POPULATION OF STATE
reason
__2,224,77l 1880.
-2,231,853 18701,912,297 1860
1910
1900--1890
—
-
property within such county or
AND TOWNS IN THE
OF IOWA.
reports not given in alphabetical order among the follwing,
Statements" at the end of this state.
STATE
NOTE.—For
"Additional
see
school district.
Is In Monroe County.
albia
corporation-^-to be ascertained by the
indebtedness.
below.
The above (Section 3, Article XI) covers cities, counties, towns and
every other kind of political or municipal corporation.
The Supreme Court
of Iowa has decided that even a
school district is such a
corporation and
The Legislature of 1900 passed a bill (Chapter 41,
1906) fixing the limit of indebtedness of counties or other political
subject to same limit,
municipal corporations at only 1M % of the actual value of
therein as returned by the last tax list.
This change was made
or
property
because,
under a revision of the
Revenue Law which went into effect in 1898,
property is now appraised for taxation on a much higher basis than formerly .
In 1904 and again in 1906 the Act was amended, the important sections
reading
as
follows:
•
Section 1.
That section thirteen hundred and six-b (1306-b) of the
supplement to the code and chapter forty-three (43) of the Acts of the
30th General Assembly be and the same are hereby
repealed, and the
following enacted in lieu thereof:
"No county or other political or municipal corporation shall be allowed
to become indebted in any manner or for any purpose to an amount ex¬
ceeding in the aggregate the amount of one and one-fourth per centum
of the actual value of the taxable property within such county or corpora¬
tion, except that cities and incorporated towns may, for the purpose of
purchasing, erecting or maintaining and operating waterworks, electric
light and power plants, gas works and heating plants, or of building and
constructing sewers, incur an indebtedness not exceeding in the aggregate,
added to all other indebtedness, five per centum of the actual value of
the taxable property within such city or incorporated town.
The amount
of such taxable property shall be ascertained by the last State and county
tax list previous to the incurring of such indebtedness.
Section 2.
Provided that before such indebtedness can be contracted
in excess of one and one-quarter per centum of the actual value of the
taxable 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 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 waterworks,
electric light and power plants, gas works
heating plants or sewers, cannot be purchased, erected, built or furnished
within the limit of one and one-quarter per centum of the valuation.
And
provided that in cities having a population of more than ten thousand,
the petition need not be signed by more than two hundred qualified electors.
Sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 prescribe manner of holding elections, issuance
of bonds, &c.
„
•
'
boone county.
Funding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4y2s
4Ms ;■
4 Ms
4MsT2
4 Ms
4 Ms
A-0 $25,450 Apr 15 '20-'22-'24
$60,450
18,000c
:—___1919 TOTAL DEBT July 1912.
8,107,585
7.000c
1920 Tax levy val. 1911
Population in 1910--;
27*626
50,000c--_Jan 1 1922
$4,000c
F-A
A-0
A-0
J-J
A-O
j-j
J-J
~
'
is the county seat.
Boone
This district
15,000c
10,000c
— —
1917
1923
1922
1913. $102,000
-
—
4 M s'l 2
burlington]
This city Is In Des Moines County.
July 2 1836.
Commission
government adopted Nov. 29 1911.
Moneys
Pop'n 1910, 24,324.
full value
319,852 V. 89. p. 1495.
Fire & Police Station & Sewer.
INT. on bonds due 1917. 1920 and
5s '07
M-N$30,500c—Nov 1 1927
1923 is payable in Aibia, on $18,000
Refunding Bonds.
and $10,000 issue in Davenport.
4s '04
F-A $40,000c—.Aug 1 1924
Tax levy
val.'13 (M appr'd)
& credits (add'l)
705,122
Incorp.
Funding Bonds.
F-A $80,000c...Aug 1 1924
4Ms'09 s-a
48,000c
1930
Is In Story County.
4Ms'10 s-a
122,000c
1931
Water-Works Bonds.
GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1913—$320,500
5s
$50,000—1916-'26-'28 Floating debt
—
12,300
Electric-Light Bonds.
Tax levy val. '13 (H appr.)4,495,278
5s
$12,000c-.-1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 12——$86.30
Funding Bonds.
INT. on funding bonds of 1910
4Ms
$25,000c
---1929
payable in Davenport at office of
Intersection Paving Bonds.
Geo. M. Bechtel & Co.; other bonds
-s
$8,000
in Burlington at Merchants' Nat. Bk.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$87,000
Tax levy val. '12(M appr'd).856,164
burlington school dist.
Population in 1910
-.
4,223 4s '08 M-N$140,900c—Jan 1 1918
4s '04
ames.
This city
—
—
___
payable at Ames. Sav. Bang.
(Subject to call)
9,100c—Jan 1 1919
(Subject to call)
anita school district.
F-A
41,000c—-Aug 1 1919
4s '09
A district In Cass County.
M-N
9,000c. ..Nov 1 1920
4s '10
5s '13
M-N$32,000
May 1 1923 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.- $200,000
(Subject to call $1,000 yrly. 1917 to Tax levy val. '13 (H appr.)4,827,884
1922 and $2,000 yrly. from 1023-35.) Tax rate (per $1,000) '13
$40.00
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Population in 1911 (est.)
25,000
INTEREST on bonds of 1910 pay¬
able at First Nat. Bank, Burlington.
INT.
4s '09
'
°
'#
This city is in Cass
No
tax list previous to the incurring of such
Legislature, however, has fixed a dower limit, as stated
last State and county
192,214
43,112
-.-1,624,615 1850—1,194,020 1840
674,913
CITIES, COUNTIES
'
■
in
political or municipal corporation shall become a stockholder in any banking
corporation, directly or indirectly.
ARTICLE XI, Section 3.
[To what amount county or other corporations
may become indebted.]
No county or other political or municipal corpora¬
tion shall be allowed to become indebted in any manner, or for any purpose,
to an amount in the aggregate exceeding 5% on the value of the taxable
now
procuring sites, to an amount not exceeding 2M % of the actual
It is provided, however, that any excess above
value of taxable property.
absolutely in
The provisions covering the subject are as follows:
VIII, Section 4.
[Corporation not to be a stockholder.]
ARTICLE
Laws of
houses and
A-O
atlantic.
.
the Constitution.
The
the Legislature, approved March 30, which
school districts containing or contained in any in¬
passed
BOND. DEBT Sept
"•
Section
Act
an
corporated town or city of the second class of 3,000, or less, population
to become indebted for the purpose of building and furnishing school
All the debt provisions relating to
majority of the votes cast.
a
1904
permits independent
the
this
received
119
IOWA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.]
County.
Inc.
1872.
Judgment Bonds.
5s
—
-
$12,500—
Apr 1 1923
'13-$40,000
(add'l).._
233,482
Tax levy val. '12 (M appr.)8,028,386
Moneys & credits (add'l)
5s '13
Light Bonds.
3Ms
$20,000
A-0$125,000
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1
Assessment debt
—
Water and Light Bonds.
A-0 $45.000
.
calhoun county.
Rockwell City is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
5s '11
full value) _•
1,067,594
4,560 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-$18.60
Population in 1910
17,090
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$77,500
Population in 1910INT, at City
—
Treasurer's office.
boone.
Is In Boone Co. Incorp.as
city of second class March 28 1868.
Commission
government
rejected
Nov. 15 1912.
V. 95, p; 1420.
This city
Ref. Water (Subject to
3Ms
—
$28,500
call).
carlisle.
This city is in Warren County.
City Hall, Jail & Elec. Lt. Bds.
_s '13
$30,000TOTAL DEBT
-(?)
-
Population in
June 11919 cedar
1910—■--•—.
592
falls]
This city is in Blackhawk County.
10,000
June 11920
Elec. Light Plant Bonds.
$50,000
July 7 1918
$3,040.10.Aug 2 1919 5Ms'13 J-J
TOTAL DEBT———
(?)
Fund. Bonds (opt. Aug. 2 '14).
—5,012.
4s
$5,459.90c Aug 2 1919 Population in 1910—
3 Ms
—
Fund. Wat. Bds. (Red. Aug. 2 '14.
4s
...
...
Water-Works Bonds.
4Ms'll M-N$150,00Oc_May 1'17-'31 cedar rapids.
Cedar Rapids Is In Linn County.
4Ms'12 J-J
30,0OOc__Dec 1 1931
Commission
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1922.) Charter granted 1856.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.$227,000 government adopted In 1908.
On
Tax levy val.'12(M appr'd) 1,235,504 July 1 1903 city took over water¬
works formerly owned by Cedar RapMoney
&
credits
(add'l
full value)
592,037 Ids Water Co., and assumed all out¬
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--S97.40 standing obligations, amounting to
Population in 1910 (Census)..10,347 $450,000, of which $215,000 has been
INTEREST on bonds of 1911 and paid, leaving outstanding $235,000.
Funding Bonds.
1912 payable at office of Geo. M.
J-D $71,000c...June 1 1919
Bechtel
&
Co., Davenport;
other 4s'99
($10,000 annually June 1.)
bonds at City Treasurer's office.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'll M-S$136,000c_Mar 1 '14-'3I
5s
J-J
44,900c
(Part due each year until 1930.)
4Ms'10
$35,000
Sept 1 1920
Water Co. Bonds (debt assumed).
(Subject to call beg. Sept. 1 1915.)
M-N $150,000c. .Nov 1 1927
4Ms'll
$7,000
July 1 1921 5s '97
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1916.) (Subject to call Nov. 1907 at 105.)
4Ms' 12 M-S 100,000c—.Sept 1 1922 4Ms'03 J-J $85,000c__July 1 '14-'18
(Subject to call any J-J at par.)
(Subject to call beg. Sept. 1 1917.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13-.$142,000
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $100,000c...July 1 1916
Tax levy val.'13(M appr'd)1,402,968 4s '96
6s
—_
34,000c-l. 1916-1918
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)
Sewer Bonds.
639,625
Tax rate (per $1,000) 13—__ ,$92.00 4Ms'11 J-J
$55.000--July 1 *22-'31
boone indep. school. dist.
...
-..
120
IOWA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
CEDAR BAPIDS (Concluded)—
Sewer District Bonds.
$63,000
—.1920
]Part due each year.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—
$738,900
Water debt (included)
236,000
Appraised val. 1913
33,678,947
Tax levy val. *13 (X appr.)8,419,737
Moneys & credits
(add!
full value)
1,056,990
Tax rate (per $1,000) '13
$39.90
Population in 1910 (Census) _.32,811
■6s
...
INT. on 4% ref. bds. at Norwich
Sav. Society, Norwich, Conn.; 4M%
•water-works bonds at
Northern
Tr.
•Co., Chic.;water 6s at Farmers' Loan
& Tr. Co., N. Y.; fund.
,bonds at
First Nat. Bank, Chic.; sewer bonds,
6% ref. bonds and 5% bridge bonds
at office of City Treas.;
bridge and
bonds of 1911 at Cont. & Com.
Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago.
sewer
CEDAR RAPIDS IND. SCH. DIST.
Building Bonds.
4s '09
4s '10
J-J
SO.OOOr—July 2 1920
(Subject to call after July 2 1915)
$82,000
July 1 1922
(Subject to call $42,000 after July 1
1917 and $40,000 July 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $189,000
Tax levy val. *12 (X appr.)4,422.925
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)
2,423,511
Population in 1912 (est.)
33,000
4 Ms'12 J-J
INT.
on
all
bonds
payable at
Harris Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago.
CRAWFORD
COUNTY.
Denlson Is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
•
•
4Ms'08 A-O $50,000c
($4,000 each six months beginning
April 1 1916.)
Court-House (Subject to call),
4s
$17,000.
BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913.
$57,000
Tax levy val. '13 (X
appr.) 11906,476
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)
...955,105
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_$16.66
Population in 1910 (Census)..20,041
...
F-A $60,000c...Aug 1 1919
4Ms'10 J-D
55,000c...June 1 1920
INT. on bridge bonds at Crawford
School-Ground Purchase Bds.
•4Ms'10 J-D $12,000c
June 1 1920 County State Bank, Denison; court¬
house bonds at Bank of Denison.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'08
$48,000c
July
1918
4Ms'10 J-D
20,000c...June 1 1920 DALLAS COUNTY.
4 Ms'11 J-D
Adel Is the county seat.
50,000c. ..June 1 1921
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13..$245,000
Refunding Bonds.
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.)7,349,188 4Ms*04 A-O $67,000c...Apr 151924
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
(Subject to call Apr. 15 1914.)
$35.00
$5,000
1913
INT. payable at Treasurer's office. 4 Ms
Drainage District Bonds.
4Ms
$11,000
CHARLES CITY IND. SCH. DIST.
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1912-.$72,000
A district In Floyd
County.
Drainage debt (add'l)
11,000
4Ms'10 M-N$25,000
Nov 1 1920 Tax
levy val. '11 (X appr.)8,403,523
4Ms'll
50,000—June21 1921
State&Co,tax(per $1,000) '12_$19.00
5s *13
J-D
40,000r_'_ June 1 1923
Population in 1910 (Census) —23,628
Bonds.
...
—
-
...
—
-
Refunding
4Ms'10
Jan
1 1920
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13-. $138,000
Tax levy val. '13 (X appr.>1,499,248
INTEREST at WInslow, Lanier &
$23,000
...
Money & credits
full value)
(add'l,
1,280,208
.....
Co., New York.
DAVENPORT.
This city is in Scott Co.
Inc.
as a
town Jan. 25 1839 and
as a city Feb. 5
Population
1910, 43,028.
Funding Bonds.
4s '09
M-N$318,000c_Nov 1 '14-29
CLARINDA IND. SCH. DIST.
5s '13
M-N100.000
A district in Page County.
(Due serially ending Sept. 1 1931.)
Sch.Bldg.Bds.(red. beg.May 1'17)
Levee Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N$50,000—.May 1 1922
4s '11
M-S $75,000—Sept 1 T7-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$68,500 GEN. BD. DT. Nov.
1913.$318,000
Levee impt bonds (add'l).
75,000
CLARION SCHOOL DISTRICT.'
Appraised valuation 1913.45,446,060
A district In Wright
County.
Tax levy val. '13 (X act.) 11,361,515
Building Bonds.
Moneys & credits (add'l,
5s '13
M-N$45,000_.
1923
full value)-...6,151,790
>t.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13..$18.00
INTEREST Is payable at Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
1851.
$lB0(^yearly beginning 1918)
INTEREST
CLEAR LAKE IND.
Bechtel
SCH.
DIST.
Is
payable at
& Co.'s,
Geo.
Building Bonds.
*12
J-J
$51,000
July 1 1922
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$6,500...July 20 1922
bond- debt Apr 16 T3-$63,500
Tax levy val. '12 (X
appr.).390,597
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value).
214,700
6s'12
CLINTON COUNTY.
The county seat
Is Clinton.
Funding Bonds.4Hs'll
$57,000
...
DAVENPORT SCHOOL DIST.
School (Red. 5 yrs. from issue).
4s '04
J-D
$4,000c— .June 1 1914
4s '06
M-S
85,000c...Mar 1 1916
4s '06
A-O 100,000c—Oct 1 1916
4s '09
J-J
60,000c—.July 6 1919
4Ms'll J-D
65,000
June 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 24 *13.$314,000
Tax levy val.'13(M
appr.) 12,022,436
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)
.6,151,790
Tax
(per $1,000) 1913—'
$27.00
Population in 1911 (est).
44,000
TOT. BD. DT. Oct. 1913...$57,000
Tax levy
INTEREST
payable
at
Geo.
M.
val.'13(Mappr.) 14,736,387 Bechtel
& Co.'s, Davenport.
(add'l,
DES MOINESL
full value) —
....5,681,775
Des Moines is situated in Polk Co.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13_$24.10
Inc. as a town in 1851 and as a
Population in 1910
city n
45,394
1857.
On June 20 1907 city voted In
favor of commission form of govern¬
CLINTON IND. SCH DIST.
Moneys
&
credits
^
A district in Clinton County.
4s '08
Dec 1 1918
$38,500c
(Subject to call after Dec. 11913)
4s '09
$60,000c
May 1 1919
...
/Subject to call after May 1 1914)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1913..$98,500
Tax levy val. '13,(X
appr.)2,718,860
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$40.25
Council Bluffs is in Pottawattamie
■County.
Incorporated 1853.
On
Apr. 24 1911 City Council voted
plant of Council Bluffs
City Water-Works Co. at valuation of
$510,500, fixed by court of condem¬
nation.
V, 92^
p.
1191.
See re¬
to
take over
marks under State debt limit.
•000 bonds
were
$600,-
sold for this purpose
in May 1911.
V. 92, p. 1390.
Com¬
mission government defeated Nov. 14
1911.
V. 93, p. 1412.
Refunding (red. begin. 1903).
4Ms'83 A-O $30,000c...Oct 1 1918
Funding Bonds.
($53,000c
ment
(V. 85, p. 113), constitutional¬
ity of which was affirmed.
V. 86,
870.
On July 30 1913 city ar¬
ranged to take over the plant of the
Des Moines Water Co. for
$2,302,522.
The question of issuing
$2,380,000 bonds for this purpose will be
voted upon Mar. 23 1914.
V. 97,
p. 1368.
Pop'n 1910, 86,368.
p.
City-Hall Bonds.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Sept T4-'17
4s '09
J-J $350,000c.July 6 *14-'28
4Ms'07 M-N/15,000r—May 1 1917
\53,000r_May 1 '22-27
River-Front Bds. (red. any time).
5s '12
J-J
5s '13
M-N
$31,000—Jan 25 1915
Channel Improvement Bonds.
$145,500c.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'llM-N$151,000c_May 1 '14-'31
Refund. Bonds (red. July 1 '05.)
J-J $283,000c—July 1 1915
Funding Bonds.
4s '95
4s '96
M-N$300,000c—May 1 1916
M-N
35,000c..May 1 1917
(Subject to call May 1 1916.)
3Ms'98 J-D
20,000c...Dec 1 1916
4Ms'08 F-A 180,000c
Aug 1 1928
4s '97
13,000 in even years GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913$1,114,500
and $13,500 in odd yrs Special bond debt (incl)..
449,000
100,583
v$l,500c..-1919 Floating debt—Valuations for 1913 (Appraised).
Tire-Engine House Bonds.
Gen. valuation
4 Ms'11 J-J
$20,000
Jan 1 1921
.$105,190,873
Corporation stock
Water-Works Bonds.
•
6,861,872
4Ms'll M-N $600,000_May 1 '16-'20 Moneys and credits
5,287,668
Debt Sept. 1 1913.
Corporation lands.
3,297,708
Bonded, under 5% limit
$131,500
Total
Intersection bonds (add'l)
$120,638,121
45,500
Tov
LGW Vfllllfi
Water-works bonds (add 1). 600,000
Gen. val. (X
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$777,000
appraised).$26,297,719
Appr. val.'12 (% true val.) 18,103,556 Corp. stock (20% appr'd)
1,572,374
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.)4,525,889 Moneys & credits (act.).
5,287,668
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$21.75 Corp. lands (X appr'd).
824,297
Population in 1910 (Census)..29,292
Total
.$33,982,058
INT. payable In N. Y. City at Nat.
Moneys and credits and corpora¬
Park Bank; also at City Treasury.
tion lands are assessed
only 5 mills
DEBT LIMIT.—Legal limit of in¬
on the dollar.
The tax levy on the
debtedness city may incur for all
general
valuation
and
corporation
purposes, $905,178.
stock is 32.1 mills.
4Ms
M-S
—
——
_.
___
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SCH. DIST.
This district Is co-extensive with
Kane Twp. and City of Council Bluffs.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
J-D $57,000c...Dec
1 1919
DES MOINES IND. SCH. DIST.
4Ms'12 J-J
$79.000
July 1 1932
4Ms'13 M-S 50,000c—_Mar 1 1933
5s '13
M-S 276,500c...Mar 1
$40,000-L.July 1 1915
7,000
Sept 1 1915
130,000..June 1 '14-'23
4Ms'll M-N210,000
May 1 1931
4Ms'12
147,500c...
-s '12
70,000
4Ms'12 M-N 70,000
Nov 1 1932
Building Bonds.
4s '09
$200,000-July 1 '25-'29
4Ms'10
400,000
Sept 1 1930
TOT. BD. DT.Oct.
1913-$1,353,500
Tax levy
val.'13(Mappr.) 26,250,000
Sch. tax (per
$1,000) 1911
$3^.47
1933
In 1913 (est.)
18,000
INT. on building bonds & refundbonds due 1921 payable at Geo.
I. Bechtel & Co., Davenport; other
jonds at First Nat. Bk., Chicago.
...
lg
...
...
—
FORT MADISON.
...
County seat of Lee County.
Oct.
,
...
...
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
Chicago, A. B. Leach & Co., Chicago,
and at office of District Treasurer.
21
1865.
Commission
Inc.
govern¬
ment defeated
July 11 1911.
V. 93,
p. 301.
Population 1910, 8,900.
Refund. Bds. (red. July 1 1907).
4s
J-J $114,000c—.July 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 25 1913 $114,000
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.)l,293,284
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)..
54,218
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$93.00
DES MOINES CO. DR. D. NO. 1.
5Ms 11 J-D$300,000 —..1914-1926
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
The county seat is Webster City.
Drainage Bonds (tax-exemp).
6s '11
J-J
$67,875.53c
INTEREST
payable at County
Treasurer's office in Burlington or at (Part yearly beginning Jan. 1 1913)
Harris Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago. 5Ms*ll M-N$49,169.95—1914-1918
5Ms'12 M-N
20,000c ...1915-1920
County has no general bonded debt.
DUBUQUE.
>
„/
Drainage debt Apr 1913.—$355,779
Dubuque Is situated In Dubuque
Appraised valuation 1912$28,915,091
Co.
Inc. as a town in 1837 and as a
Taxable val. '12(X appr'd)7,228,772
city in 1841.
Pop'n 1910, 38,494.
Population in 1910.
; 19,242
Refunding Bonds.
INT. payable at Co. Treas. offloe.
4s
F-A $96,000c...Feb 1 1916
4s
A-O 105,000c—Apr 1 1916
HANCOCK COUNTY.
4s
J-J
120,000c—Jan 1 1917
Garner is the county seat.
4s
F-A 240,000c...Feb 1 1917
Drainage Bonds.
4s
A-O
34,132c—-Oct 1 1919
5Ms
M-N$300,000c ...1917-1926
4s
J-J
35,000c—_ Jan 1 1921
County has no general bonded debt.
4s
F-A
15,400c—Feb 1 1922
Drainage debt Oct 1913
$300,000
3 Ms
F-A
13,250c—Feb 1 1920
Appraised valuation 1913.23,587,500
Water-Works Bonds.
4 Ms
J-D$284,000c... June 1 1920 Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)
...i
675,909
(Subject to call $40,000 yearly.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) *13.$22.60
Judgment Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-D $49,000—Dec 10 1925 Population in 1910 (Census)..12,731
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1 '13
$658,782
Assessment debt
137,200
Floating debt
179,997 HARRISON COUNTY.
$300,000
Appraised valuation 1912.. 1,875,000
.
.
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1 '13
Water debt (additional)..
Sinking funds
Logan is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
$6.000
Court-House Bonds.
5s
$100.000-.- —1916-1931
Upper Boyer Dr. Dist. Bonds.
6s '11
M-N$27,500
Mayl 1926
County bond debt Jan 1 '13 $106,000
975,979
244,000
3,484
4s
Appraised valuation 1912.25,919,050
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$14.50
INTEREST payable in New York
City and at City Treasurer's office.
DUBUQUE
SCHOOL
...
...
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.)8,369,181
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12.$18.92
DISTRICT.
$68,000
-s
115,000—
BOND. DEBT Oct 11913. $176,000
Tax levy val. '13 (X
appr.)8,496,407
-s
Population in 1910..
23,162
...
HENRY
COUNTY.
Mount Pleasant Is the county
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$20.00
seat.
Court-Hou3e Bonds.
4Ms'12
$100,000
(Due $40,000 in 5 years and $60,000
in the next 5 years).
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 *13. $100,000
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.>6,251,519
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$20.00
Population in 1910.
18,640
DUBUQUE COUNTY.
...
County seat is Dubuque.
4s
This district Is In Cerro Gordo Co.
xcvii.
Population
Refunding Bonds.
,
4s '05
4s *05
4s '09
M.
Davenport.
[Vol.
Court-House Bonds.
J-J
$93,000c...Jan
.
1 1916
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J $185,000c_JuIy 1 '21-'31
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913-$268,000
Floating debt
:
33,325
Sinking fund
1
18,799
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.) 14745,248
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)....
984,115
State&Co.tax(per$l ,000)'12$18.30 +
Population in 1910 (Census)..57,450
IOWA CITY.
This city is in Johnson County.
Inc. in 1857.
Commission govt, re¬
jected in June 1913. V. 96, p. 1642.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms
J-D $56,000c
1914-1926
5s
J-D
14,000c
1917
J-D
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office. 5s
12,000c
1929-1930
4 Ms* 11 J-D
20,000c. June 1 '28-'31
5s'13
J-D
65,000
Des 1 1933
ESTHERVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
(Subject to call on Feb. 1 as follows;
A district in Emmett County.
$10,000, 191$; $10,000, 1923; $10,000, 1928.)
5s '02
$25,000c—Aug 1 1922
5s '02
25,000c—.Dec 1 1922 GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913— $167,000
5s '03
25,000c...Mar 1 1923 Tax levy val. '12 (M appr.)2,346,214
$81.50
(Subject to call after Mar 1 1918) Tax rate (per $1,000) '13
.—10,091
5s '12
$10,000c
1922 Population in 1910
5s *13
INTEREST
20,000c—.Sept 1 1923
payable at Geo. M,
5s '13
10,000c—.May 1 1923 Bechtel & Co., Davenport, Iowa.
BOND. DEBT Sept 24 '13.$115,000
Sinking fund
17,000 IOWA CITY SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Tax levy val. '12 (X apprd.) 817,000
Funding (Red. $2,000yearly).
Population in 1913 (est)
5,000 5s
July $38,000c
1920
Building Bonds.
—
...
—
...
——
...
...
FAIRFIELD
A
district
IND.
in
4MS
SCH.
Jefferson
DIST.
County.
5s
June $38.000c
1922
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly.)
Mar $20,000c
1923
Bldg. Bonds (red. begin. 1917).
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$96,000
4Ms'12 J-J
$60,000c—.July 1 1922 Tax
levy val. '12 (X appr.)2,272,322
TOTAL DEBT Apr 17 '13..$92,000
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.) 1,014,881
IOWA FALLS SCHOOL DIST.
Population
...5,500 4Ms'09 s-a
$5,000c
1919
6s '10
ann
l,000r
—-1915
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Building Bonds.
West Union Is the county seat.
5s '13
F-A $75,000c
Aug 1 1923
$2,000—Nov 1 1914 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$81,000
12,000—May 1 '14-'17 Tax levy val.'13(M appr.).3,076,350
s-a
15,000—Nov 1 '15-'19 School tax (per $1,000) 1913..$34.00
4Ms
12,000—May 1 '18-'20 Population in 1913 (est.)
3,500
INT. payable in Chicago.
,4,000—Nov 1 1920
BOND. DEB^T Sept 1913
$45,000
Tax levy val.'13(M appr.) 10,641,779 JACKSON COUNTY.
St.&co. tax(per$l,000) 13 est^$20.00
Maquqketa is the county seat.
A-O $17,000.
1914-1930
Population in 1910 (Census)..27,919 5s '12
Funding Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $58,000—Feb 1'19-'33
FORT DODGE.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$137,000
This city is in Webster Co.
Incor. Tax
levy val. '12 (X appr.)6,064,172
1869. City now governed under com¬
Moneys & credits (add'l,
mission plan.
Pop'n 1910, 15,543.
full value).
2,448,475
Ref. Water (fled .aft. 10 yrs ,fr .issue). Population in 1910
21,258
4s '08
INT. payable at County Treasury.
$31,000c.„Apr 1 1918
4s '05
F-A $16,000c
Feb 1 1925
4Ms'09
$5,000c—_ May 1 1929 JASPER COUNTY.
Newton Is the county seat.
Ref. Bds. (Red.aft.10 yrs.from iss.)
4Ms'08
$25,000c—Aug 1 1928
Court-House Bonds.
4s'03
25,000c...May 1 1923 4s '09
Dec$105,000r—Dec 1 1919
4Ms'03 M-S $27,000c—.Sept 1 1923 (Subject to call $15,000 yearly on
BOND. DEBT Oct 16 1911 $129,000
Dec. 1, beginning 1912.)
Tax levy val.'11 (X
appr.)_2,675,961 GEN. BD. DT. Oct 24 '13- $105,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1910
$33.75 Drainage dist. bds. (add'l)
48,029
Tax levy val. '13 (X
appr.>12296,990
Moneys & credits (add'l,
FORT DODGE SCHOOL DIST.
full value).
4,241,060
Building Bonds.
4s
J-J
$30,000
1919 State&Co.tax (per$l,000) *12.$19.00
4Ms'12 A-O
50,000
Apr 1 1922 Population in 1910 (Census)-.27,034
—
.
—
—
•
•
...
—
—
—
5s '13
J-D
65,000
June 1 1933
INTr on court-house bonds payable
(Subject to call beg. June 1 1923.) at First Nat. Bank, Newton.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
J-D
$5,000
1918 KEOKUK.
4Ms*ll J-D
40,000—.Dec 1 1921
Keokuk is in Lee County.* Incorp.
BOND. DEBT Sept 24 1913$190,000 Dec.
13
1848.
Its
debt,
which
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.)2,716,570 amounted
to
over
$600,000 some
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$39.90 years ago
(caused by the reckless
—
Nov., 19!3.]
IOWA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
keokuk (Concluded)—
Issue of bonds In aid of
monroe
few
which
of
„
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J $100,000c—July 1 1914
4s '06
J-J
65,000c-..Jan 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '13
$208,000
Apprais ed valuation 1911-11,000,000
4Ms
DEBT LIMIT.—City debts In this
State are limited by provisions of the
State constitution (see State of Iowa),
but the debt of Keokuk was created
before constitutional
Inhibition took
effect.
keokuk
county.
son,
1913
$56,000
levy val. '13 (X appr04,253,672
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full value)
688,493
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_$25.00
Population in 1910
25,429
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office
muscatine.
Muscatine Is situated In Muscatine
Co.
Incorp. 1851.
Th6 water bds.
not a direct city obligation, being
payable only from a special water¬
works tax voted at time of purchase of
plant and when new plant was built.
Refunding Bonds.
4Xs
A-0 $75,000--..Part yearly
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
$46,500
Part yearly
are
—
county.
Algona Is the county seat.
Funding Bdge. Bds.(Tax-exempt)
4Ms'10 J-J
$72,000c.July 1 *16-r24
Drainage Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5H&6sM-N $472,053c... 1914-1923
GEN. BD.
$72,000
DT.Sept. 1913.
Drainage debt (additional)_
620,000
levy val. '13 (X appr.) 11077,633
Moneys & credits add 1,(
full value).
1,153,822
Tax
muscatine ind. sch. dist.
Funding Bonds (red. beg. 1917).
F-A $15,000c
Aug 1 1922
Refunding Bds. (red. Oct. 1 '09).
4Jis'04 A-O $34,000c
Oct
11914
BOND. DEBT Nov. 1913.
$49,000
Tax levy val.'13 (X appr.) .2,594,597
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$3,000
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank.
Chicago, and at First Trust & Sav.
Bank, Muscatine.
4s *12
State&Oo. tax
(per $1,000)'13.$19-00
Population in 1910 (Census)._21,97l muscatine county.
INTEREST
on
funding bonds pay¬
able at Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
other bonds at First
National Bank. Chicago 111.
Chicago. 111.j
on
Muscatine Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
4^s
A-O $22,500c—Apr 1 1917
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4s '07
lee
county.
County seat Is Fort Madison.
Refunding Compromise Bonds.
3?*s
J-D$235,000c. Dec 1 '14-20
($30,000 yearly 1914-1915; $35,000
yearly 1916-1920.)
Funding Bridge Bonds.
4s '10
F-A $35,000.-Aug 1 '14-'20
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 '13-.$311,000
Tax
levy val. '12 (X appr.)9,451,829
INT. at First Nat.Bank, Chicago.
louisa
county^
DEBT
i
Tax rate
Population in 1910--
INT.
Geo. M.
at
1913—$20.00
Bechtel & Co.,
Davenport.
This
city Is In Jasper County. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 4,614.
•
Bonds.
$40,000c—Feb
(Subject to call beg. Feb. 1
4^s
$15,000c_—Mar
(Subject to call beg. Mar. 1
4s
$11,000c
Mar
1 1918
...
1913.)
1 1924
1914.)
1 1919
(Subject to call beg. Mar. 1 1904.)
Gas Works (red. Mar. 15 1921).
4Mg'll M-S $40,000c__Mar 15 1931
Paving Bds. (red. any int. date).
6s
$7,000c—Apr 1 1919
Sewer Bonds.
$37,000
1914-1920
Funding Bonds.
M-N$l 1,500c
1921-1922
4Hs
BOND. DEBT Sept 11912-$53,500
Floating debt
8,000
Sinking fund
3,000
Tax levy val. 1912
4,083,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$22.00
s-a
—
INTEREST
bonds
gas-works
on
at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
payable at Co. Treas. office.
Ottumwa
Is
In Wapello Co.
This city Is situated In Marshall
First Incorporated In July 1863;
Inc.
with special charter 1857; reorganized
under General Incorp. Law 1868: city
corporated as a city of
of first class 1893.
olass
Mch.
1868.
Co.
In¬
the second
Commission
Installed
gov¬
1911.
V.
92, p. 1049.
Pop'n 1910, 13,374.
Funding Bds. (Part every 2 yrs.)
4Ms'04 J-J $15,000c.July 1 '14-'24
(Part every two years.)
4Hs'll
25,000c...May 1 1931
5s '12
M-N 30.000c.Nov 1 '14-'28
5s '13
30,000c
Water Ref. Bds. (red. July 1 '11).
4Hs
J-J
$37,000c..*July 1 1916
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$34,000c...July 1 1920
ernment
Apr. 5
—
...
'13
30,000TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1912—$111,-000
-s
—
--
Sinking fund
...
20,000
levy val. '12 (X appr.) 1,911,887
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912. .—$88.00
Tax
marshalltown"ind.
I
1 1921
.1922
Building Bonds (beg. after 1911).
$15,000c..-July 1 1916
15,000c.
1933
(Subject to call beginning
1922.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913...$84,000
Tax levy val. '12 (X appr.) 1,957,709
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$42.50
48 '06
5s'13
J-J
...
—
mason citytThis city Is In Cerro Gordo County.
4^s'12
$24,000
1932
Corporation Bonds.
4s&4Hs—_
$77,500..'19,'21,'22,'32
...
Water Bonds.
4Ms'03-08A- $31,000-1916 & 1928.
Park Bonds.
_s
J—
$12,000
TOT; DEBT Oct 1 1913—$174,113
Impt. certifs. (included)—
29,613
Tax levy val. '13 (X appr.)2,811,059
Moneys & credits (add'l,
full val.)
550,473
Population in 1910
11,230
monona-harrison
dist. no. 1.
96,
drain.
.
A district In Monona and Harrison
149.
1913.
State Supreme
V.
Court
has declared
illegal the $34,000 rail¬
way-aid
bonds
mentioned
below.
V. 80, p. 483, 1985; V. 81, p. 1507;
V. 82, p. 406.
Pop'n '10, 22,012.
Funding Bonds.
4^s'97 Mar $35,000
-.1917
(Subject to call after 1912.)
5s '12
—
$71,000on
Sept. 1.)
Refunding Bonds—1897.
43^s
A-O $30,000——Oct 11917
(Subject to call 1912.)
4^s
$60,000..—Oct 1 1928
Ft; Madison Ry. Bonds (Illegal).
4s
F-A $34,000-See note above
...
,
(P. O. Onawa).
6s '07
M-N$264,000c.Dec 1 '14-'21
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$297,000
INT. on bonds of 1907 payable at
Continental & Commercial Trust &
Sav. Bank, Chicago, and on 1911
bonds at County Treasuier's office.
...
—
...
—
..
—
—
-
-
city is In Keokuk Co. Inc.
about 1844. Pop'n 1910, 2,032.
Sewer Bonds.
ottumwa school district.
4^s'07 M-S $25,000c-—Sept 2 1917
4Ms
M-S
15,000c
1917
(Subject to call.)
4s '09
$25,000c
1919
—
Building Bonds.
4Hs 12 F-A $43 000c.—Aug 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13— $108,000
Floating debt
38,000
Sinking fund
2,800
Tax levy val. '13 (X appr.) 3,803,034
School tax rate (per $1,000)'13 $39.50
INTEREST on the $15,000 bonds
payable at Chicago, on the bonds of
1907 In Chicago, the bonds of 1909
and
on
the
bonds
of
1912 at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
page co. drainage dists.
Drainage Dist. No. 5 Bonds.
6s *12
M-N$25,OOOc_Dec 31 '18-'22
_s
6s
Drainage Dist. No. 6 Bonds.
'12
M-N$42,242.81 Dec 1' 17-'21
Drainage Dist. No. 8 Bonds.
'11, M-N$37,500c
1914-1916
Drainage Dist. No. 9 Bonds.
6s '12
TOTAL
Funding Bonds.
4Ks'97 M-N$19,000
May 1 1917
4s '04
J-D
18,000c
1914-1919
4s '05
M-N 55:000
May 1 1925
43^s'08 F-A
50,000c—.May 1 1928
4Ks'll M-N 50,000—May 1 1931
Water-Works Bonds (tax-free).
4^s'll F-A $35,000c
Feb 1 1931
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1929.)
Funding Bonds.
($25,000c—Jan 15.1915'
5s
M-N $19,500
4j^s'10 J-J
75,000c—.Jan 15 1920
($500 payable each 6 months beg.
100,000c—.Jan 15 1925
May 1 1915 to May 1 1926 and
,325,000c—Jan 15 1930
$1,000 each 6 months thereafter.)
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$54,500 4Ks'97 M-N$21,000——May 1 1917
Taxlevyval.'13(^appraised) 374,337 (Subject to call after May 1 1912).
Money
and
credits
(addi¬
4s '02
J-D
19,000
June 1 1922
tional. full value)—:
518,255
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912—1,888,000 5s '09
$91,590. .Nov 1 *14r'31
INTEREST Is payable at Harris GEN.BD.
DT.,incl.$525,*
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, and
000 water bds., May '12-1880,279
by Geo. M. Bechtel & Co., Davenp't. Assessment
debt
payable
from
sioux
city.
M-N$52,000.Dec 31
BONDED
DEBT—
'13-'17
(?)
special funds—
Impt.
Incorp. 1857. Commission
government adopted Feb. 15 1910.
V. 90. p. 577.
Pop'n 1910. 47,828.
Refunding Bonds.
5s"'97
M-N$95,000c—Oct 20 1917
(Subject to call 1915)
5s *97
M-N125,000c_—Nov 1 1917
(Subject to call 1915)
5s '97
A-O
36,500c...Oct
1917
43^s'96 J-J
40,100c
Jan 1 1916
v
(Subject to call 1906)
4^s'95 F-A 159,900c—Aug 28 1920
Judgment Funding Bonds.
4Hs'03 J-J $204,500c- —Jan 1 1918
4Hs'05
59,000c-..Jan
1 1925
Funding Bonds.
4s '99
J-J
315,000c-„Jan
1 1919
(Subject to call 1914)
4Ms'90
$175,000c May 1 '14-'20
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13-$1,210,000
Floating debt Mar 1 1913.
29,050
Sinking fund Mar 1 1913.
20,000
Tax levy val.'13 (X appr'd) 12,050,735
Money and credits (addi¬
tional. full value)
1,465,826
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—&84.00
County.
.
...
on
the first two Issues
of
refunding bonds and judgment
funding bdnds due 1918 Is payable at
the Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City:
on
last
three
Issues
of
refunding
bonds, judgment funding bonds due
1925 and 4X%
funding bonds at
Chemical Nat. Bank, N. Y. City; all
other bonds at City Treas. office.
sioux city ind. sch. dist.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'09 J-J $344,000
Jan
1919
4^s'13 M-S 135,000
Mar 1 1923
4^s'13 M-S 50.000
Mar 1 1923
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '13.$479,000
Val. school prop. 1912
1,400,000
Tax levy val. 1912
10,227,816
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$31.00
INT. on bonds of 1913 payable at
Continental & Commercial Trust &
Sav. Bank, Chicago; on others at
Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
bonds
Sewer
Sioux City Is situated In Woodbury
INTEREST
GEN. BD. DT. May 1 '12. $155,000
Water-works bonds (add'l)_
275,000
Taxlevy val.'11 (appr's'd)2,879,550
Total tax (per $1,00(5) 1911.$101.00
INT. on funding and refunding
bonds at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
Ottumwa
—
-
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hs'10J-D 137,000——June 1 1931
In
1913—.$60,000
M-N$42,500__May 1 '14-'16 Taxlevy val. '12 (X appr'd).787,903
Moneys & cred.(add'l full val)340,891
343,323
County has no general bonded debt.
tama school district *
Drainage debt Oct 14 1912. $400,000
This district is in Tama County.
Taxlevy val.'11 (^appr's'd)4,000,000
A-O $60,000c
1916-1923
State & Co tax(per$l,000)'ll $19.40 5s '13
BOND. DEBT Oct 23 '13—_$0O,OOO
Population in 1910 (Census)--13,845
Tax levy val. '13 (X
appr's).537,662
School tax rate (per $1,000) '13 .$43.50
pocahontas county.
Population in 1913 (est.)
.2,600
Pocahontas is the county seat.
INT. at Geo. M. Bechtel & Co.,
Drainage Bonds.
Davenport.
6s *12
$364,000
Funding Bridge Bonds.
van buren county.
5s '13
s-a
$60,000.
1916-1928
Keosauqua Is the county seat.
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1910
—14,808 4s g
$54,000c
(Subject to call after 1916.)
polk county.
4^s'12 M-N$50,000
1917-1931
Des Moines Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.
$108,000
Court-House Bonds.
Appraised valuation 1912.22,927,204
4s '05
A-0$245,000—Oct 1 '14-'24 State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'12 $23.00
(For maturity see V. 80, p. 1750.) Population in 1910 (Census)..15,020
3Ms
A-0$112,000—Oct 1 '14-'17
Maturity—$31,000 in 1914, $33,- wapello county.
000 in 1915, $35,000 in 1916,
Ottumwa Is the county seat.
$13,000 in 1917.
_s
$193,771
Funding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s
$253,000
4^s'll A-O $25,000...Oct 1 '22-'26
Funding Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13— $212,000
4^s'll M-N$100,000-----Taxlevy val.'12 (appr's'd)7,303,647
4 X s' 12 A-O
55,000 ——-1922-1932 Money and credits (addi¬
Funding Court-Expense Bonds.
tional, full value)
—2,010,256
State & Co. tax(per$l,000)'ll $24.00
4Hs'll
$83,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913-$866,000 Population in 1910
37,743
Cash in county funds
244,622
Taxlevyval.'12(M appr'd) 36,335,888 washington county.
,
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$19.60
Washington Is the county seat J
Population in 1910 (Census).110,438
Hospital Bds. (red. aft. Aug 1 '16)
4**s'll F-A $27,500
Aug 1 1931
seymour.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912—
$27,500
This city Is in Wayne County.
Tax levy val. (X appr's'd).6,987,166
Refunding Bonds.
State & Co. tax(per$l,000)'ll $l7.00
5s '12
A-O $14,500
Apr 1 1932 Population in 1910
19,925
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1913.
$55,500
Tax levy valuation 1912—
330,835 waterloo.
Appraised valuation 1912—1,072,196
County seat of Black Hawk Co.
Population in 1910
2,290 Incorp. June 23 1868.
INT. payable at Cont. <Sp Comm'l
City
owns
water
works
which
Nat. Bank, Chicago.
earned, net, in 1911, $29,230 60.
6s *12
...
($7,000 payable yearly
oountles
p.
Commission gov¬
adopted in Jan.
4Hs'10 J-D$138,000.--.June 1 1931
sch. p.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'01 F-A $12,000c...Feb
4Hs'12
,57,000c
—
ernment
has been canceled.)
BOND. DEBT Nov
6s '07
•
ottumwa.
marshalltown.
seat.
storm lake ind. sch. dist
A district In Buena Vista
County.
4Hs*12 J-J
$60,000—Jan 11922
(Bonds are also subject to call $2,000
yearly after 5 years until $10,000
—
-..
13,462 payable
Population in 1910
\
$2,275.86
1914
(Subject to call after July 15 1912.)
6s '13
$4,896."78.June 1 1918
(Subject to call any time.)"
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913--$120,173
Taxlevy val.'13()4 appr's'd) 881,052
6s
county
This
Water
5s
county.
Emmetsburg Is the
Drainage Bonds.
1876.
in
County
at
sigourney.
newton.
_
Chariton Is the county seat.
INT.
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910 (Census)__29,505
...
(?)
12,855
lucas county.
4Hs
1914-1923
1913- $125,500
Taxlevy val.'13(#appr's'd)9,736,530
—_
Wapello Is the county seat.
5Hs'll M-N$46,198.
TOTAL BOND.
M-N$103,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$23.50
Population in 1910 (Census)..36,702
palo alto
Tax
SIgourney Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913$75,000
Court-House (red. after 1914).
Water bonds (additional)
46,500
4s '09
M-S$l 10,000c...Mar 1 1919 Tax
levy val. 1912 __i
2,750,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.- $110,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$24.50
Tax levy val.?12((M appr.) .8,010,778
Population in 1910 (Census).. 16,178
State&Co. tax(per $1,000) '11.$16.50
INT.
payable at First Trust
&
Moneys and credits (addi¬
tional, full value)..
3,842,057 Sav. Bank, Muscatine, and at First
Nat. Bank, Chicago.
Population in 1910 (Census)..21,160
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
kossuth
payable
Son & Co., Nj Y. and Chicago.
$56,000.
_
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
Total tax
rate(per $1,000) M2-$10.25
Population in 1910 (Census)..14,008
INTEREST
Treasurer's office or at office of Far-
seat.
County Fund Bonds.
were
.
county.
Albla Is the county
proposed rail¬
built) Is
being reduced at the rate of $4,000
per
annum.
Commission
govern¬
ment has been accepted by this city.
Funding Bonds
5s '13
M-S $43,000..Mar 1 '14r'28
roads,
I-J I
bonds
$103,000
115,313
62,650
Park bonds
TOTAL DEBT May
280,965
191211,161,242
Sinking fund against
gen.
debt Feb 27 1912
32,802
31,370,851
Appraised value 1911
21,959,592
Tax levy val.' 11 (X
appr's'd) 5,489,898
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$84.00
Population in 1910 (Census)..26,693
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
City, except on Issue of 1908, which la
payable at Waterloo in N. Y. exch.
True val. of property 1911
waterloo ind. sch. dist.
4^s'12 M-N $5,000c—May 1 1922
M-N 27,000c—May 1 1916
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.>
4>4s
M-N$13,000c
—Serial/
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
5s '13
$24,000c—May 11923
l&ay 1 *13. $69,000
—
BOND. DEBT
Floating debt...
...
41,872
Taxlevyval.*12(^appr's'd)3,389,938
School tax rate (per
$1,000)'12 $35.80
Population in 1913 (est.).-—14,000
INT. on bonds due 1916 is payable
at Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago,
and
on
bonds
due
1921
at
Geo. M. Bechtel & Co., Davenport.
east waterloo ind. sch. d.
Funding & Building Bonds.
J-D $25,000c
June 1915(Subject to call after 1910.)
4^s'08 F-A $20,000c„.Aug 1 1918(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1913.)
4Hs'12 J-J
$25,000
July 1 1922
Refunding Bonds.
4s g
F-A $13,000c
Aug 1919
(Subject to call after 1908.)
4Hs'07 J-J
$18,000c
July 1 1917
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
4s *11
$12,000
July 1 1921
5s'13
24,000
June 11923BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $137,000
Taxlevy val.'13 (Mappr's'd)2,972,1084s
...
...
waverly.
This city Is In Bremer Co.
Bonds
taxable. Incorp. Mch. 2 1859.
are
spencer end. sch. dist.
This district Is
In
Clay County.
Building Bonds.
4,^s'08 F-A
$6,000c—.Aug 1 1918
(Subject to call beg. Aug. 1 1914)
4^s'12 M-N$55,000—May 1 '18-'22
5s'13
F-A
5,000c..Aug 1 '19-'23
BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '13-$66,000
Taxlevy val.'13 (appraised)551,807
Moneys and credits
(addi¬
tional, full value)
..285,705
Tax rate (per $1,,000) 1913—.$48.00
INT.
at
Geo.
Davenport.'
M. Bechtel &
Co.,
Light-Plant Bonds (red. 1909).
s-an
$7,000c
Dec 1 1914
Water-Works Refunding Bonds.
4s '01
e-an $16,000c_.-July 1 1921
(Subject to call $1,000 July 1 1906
and $1,000 July 1 1907.)
t*
Municipal Imp. (red. Dec. 1 '08).
4)^s'08 s-an $30,000c
Dec 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913.
$53,000
Sinking fund and cash
19,829
Tax levy val. '13 (X appr's) .708,699City tax rate (per $1,000) *13_$23.0O
Population in 1910
3,052INT. at First Nat. Bank,Waverly'
5s '04
MISSOURI-DEBT OF
122
WEBSTEE CITY SCHOOL DIST.
Refunding Light Bonds.
Hamilton County.
4s '99
s-a
$6,000c
...-1919
$40,000
Jan 1 1932
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912..
$62,000 4s '02
$10,000.
...1922
Tax levy val. '11(& appr.)-1,054,058
4s '08
3,500c
1918
A district In
4Ujs'12 J-J
...
[Vol.
STATE.
xcvii.
session members
are allowed $5.00 per day for 120 days.
A session of this
was held in 1909.
The State of Missouri contains 114 counties and the City of St. Louis'
the latter being a separate civil division subject to a dual government with
kind
a
full set of both county and city
officers.
---
Water-Works
WEBSTER COUNTY.
Bonds.
43^8*09 --- $60,000c.
.1929
County seat Is Fort Dodge.
BOND. DEBT Oct 25 1913.$79,500
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
Tax levy val.'12(34 appr.)—568,234
M-N$40.000c_May 1 '14-'17
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$34.10
GEN. BONDS Sept 1913.
$40,000
-.2,818
Tax levy val.'13(34 appr) .14,269,560 Population in 1910
INTEREST on the water works Is
Moneys & credits (addi¬
tional, full value)—.
890,938 payable In Davenport at Geo. M.
Tax.rate (per $1,000) '13
$17.00 Bechtel & Co.; other bonds in Win■
Population in 1910 (Census). .,34,629 terset at First Nat. Bank.
INT. payable at Geo; M. Bechtel &
Co., Davenport
WOODBURY COUNTY.
•:
County seat is Sioux City.
WINNESHIEK COUNTY.
County has no bonded debt.
County seat Is Decorah.
Drain, dist. debt Sept'13.
$191,300
Court-House Bonds.
Tax levy val.'13(34 appr.)22,271,080
4s
$24,375c
1914-1916 Moneys & credits (addi¬
4Ks
50,000c ....1917-1921
tional, full value)
2,236,790
Funding Bridge Bonds.
Tax on act. val.(p. $1,000) '13.$17.00
4s '09
J-J
$95,000c._Jan 1 *22-29 Population in l9l0 (Census)-.67,616
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 26 '12. $186,000 INT. payable at office of Co. Treas.
5s '10
...
....
310,590
Assessment debt
Tax
of the State is
as
follows:
State Capitol Refdg. Bonds.
5s '98
J-J
$18,000r—July 1 1918
5s '02
J-J
5s '03
J-J
5s *05
5s *06
J-J
l,000r
Jan 2 1922
22,000r„__July 1 1923
201,000r__-Apr28 1925
5s '10
J-J
J-J
__
WINTERSET."
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 T3-—$60,000
INT. payable at
Madison County.
Co. Treas. office.
Seminary Funds (Con.)—J-J
$l,000r—Nov 26 1922
J-J
242, OOOr—July 2 1923
J-J
5s '03
5,000r
Nov 8 1923
J-J
5s '04
100,OOOr
Jan 22 1924
J-J
5s *84
5,000r_._Jan 30 1924.
J-J
5s '04
35,000r— .Apr 19 1924
J-J
5s '91
646,958r
Apr 1 1941
J-J
5s *05
5,OOOr
Apr 2 1925
J-J
5s *95
22,881r—July 1 1945
J-J
5s '95
5,000r__.Apr 9 1945
J-J
5s '06
5,000r__.Feb 25 1926
J-J
5s '08
5,OOOr—Jan 2 1928
5s '08
J-J
6,000r_.-May 1 1928
J-J
5s *08
5,000r_.Dec 15 1928
5s '02
3^'13 J-J $3,500,000c July 1 *14-25
(Subject to call on any int.-paying
date upon 30 days' notice.)
Certs, of indebt. to State fund—
School Fund.
2,000r___Jan 2 1926
6,000r
July 1 1930
6s '11
J-J2,909,000r_— July 1 1931
Total Mch. 17 1913——$3,159,000
Seminary Fund.
J-J
$3,000r___Apr 1 1916
J-J
6,000r-._July 1 1918
5s '02
J-J
3,000r_—Jan 2 1922
5s *96
5s'98
levy val.'ll(34 appr)
7,317,489
DRAIN¬
State & Co.tax(per$l,000)'ll_$24.00 WOODBURY-MONONA
AGE DISTRICT NO. 2.
Population in 1910 (Census)..21,729
INT. payable in Decorah.
5J4s'12 J-J
$60,000c
(Due one-fifth yearly from Jan 1 *14)
This city Is Jn
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The interesting details of Missouri's eventful
history 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 interest, &c., on Jan. 1 1865 was $36,094,908.
The indebtedness
5s '03
5s *09
J-J
5s '11
J-J
6s '11
J-J
5,000r—May 15 1929
5,000r„ .July 1 1931
122,OOOr ...July 1 1931
Total Mch 17 1913——$1,239,839
INTEREST
on the State Capitol refunding bonds is payable at State
or at Mercantile Trust
Co., St. Louis; on the State school
seminary certificates at State Treasury.
'
Treasurer's office
and
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.-—In October 1913 the bonded debt of the State was
$3,500,000. On Mar. 17 1913 the school and seminary fund certfs. amounted
$4,398,839. The total cash held in the treasury to the credit of all of the
to
ADDITIONAL
STATEMENTS.
State funds
regarding places In Iowa which have
bonded Indebtedness of over $25,000 and which are not repre¬
sented among the foregoing detailed reports.
The figures of tax levy value
given below represent
of the appraised value by the assessors.
These
figures do not include valuation of moneys and credits which are assessed
separately at their full value at 5 mills on the dollar.
We add the popu¬
lation from the U. S. Census of 1910.
Bonded Floating Tax Levy Tax per
Pop'n.
Debt.
Debt.
Value.
1910.
$1,000.
In the table below we give statistics
reported
a
Adair, Adair County..
$30,000
Adams County
r
25,000
Albla (C), Monroe County
68,000
Algona (C),)Kossuth County. 52,000
Algona School District...—. 42,000
Allamakee County
25,000
Ames School District
82,500
Anamosa Ind. School District 60,000
Appanoose County
120,000
Audubon County
42,000
Bedford (C), Taylor County- 67,000
Belle Plaine School District-- 53,000
Carroll County
80,000
Cass County
97,000
Centrevllle Independent S. D. 37,000
Charles City, Floyd County.. 77,500
County
(C), Page County... 31,000
Clinton, Clinton County
147,500
Creston (C), Union County
33,000
Davis County
47,500
Decatur County
95,000
Des Moines County...
63,000
County..
-----
Emmet County
45,857
58,000
Esthervllle, Emmet County.- 33,000
Fremont County....
87,000
Grlnncll, Poweshiek County._ 50,000
Griswold School District
25,000
Harrison-Pottawatomie County,
Drainage District No. 1
130,000
Keokuk
Ind. Sch. Dist
25,000
Kingsley Ind. School District. 29,000
Lamonl (T), Decatur County. 26,000
Lenox School District—
30,000
49,000
Leon, Decatur County.
Lyons Ind. School District..". 35,500
Madison County
Mahaska County.
Manchester Ind. Sohool Dist..
29,000
.1145,500
£30,000
Mason City Independent S. D. 72,500
Mt Ayr School District
47,500
New Hampton Sch. Dist
65,000
New Sharon School District.. 32,500
Newton School District..
40,000
North English Sch. Dist
27,000
Osage Independent Sch. Dist. 36,500
Osceola (C), Clarke County... 54,500
Oskaloosa (C), Mahaska Co
83,708
Oskaloosa School District:
70,000
Pella (C), Marlon County
111,000
Perry School District
102,000
Portsmouth (T), Shelby County25,000
Red Oak (C), Montgomery Co. 30,000
Remsen Indpendent Sch. Dist. 25,000
Rockwell City Ind. Sch. Dist. 30,000
Sac County
33,000
Union County
70,000
Traer School District
;
30,000
Walnut School District.
30,000
Webster City (C), Hamilton Co 75,000
Wellman Ind. School District. 25,000
Woodbine Independent S. D_. 33,000
Wright County.----.....
47,000
Total
as a
20,556
1904
....
State Government.
mi
i2",596
None
-
7,101
:::::: aCmo^
None
-
nn
*4,995,731 *21.00
03,450,196
28,000
None
'
......
19,000
...—-
0831,921
149,582
47.80
5,892
16,741
3,832
25,577
6,924
13,315
16,347
36,145
81,037
9,816
3,404
15,62
5,036
-----
---
1,500
3,110
10,000 07,113,727
None *6,457,029
6.993,661
17,600
...
51,000
II—
"3",283
■
—-
—..
—
18,409
15,951
19,050
....
4,500
1,541
\
None
2,310
231091
None
-
619,110
7,067,619
1,892,497
*629,966
■ill
607.760
37,00
0492,000
180,181
1,991
14.624
15,621
29,860
22,995
None
None
the
1.70
1.70
1880
1870
1.80
1860
$2.50
2.50
2.50
3.00
5.00
Capitol
eleemosynary institutions and salaries,
of the State Government. •
criminal
;
costs
and
all
other
DEBT LIMITATION.—Missouri has made provision in its constitution
restricting the creation of debt both on behalf of the State and of its muni¬
cipalities.
That part relating to the State is found in Article 4, Sections
44, 45 and 46.
These sections provide that the General Assembly cannot
contract debts except (1) to renew existing bonds, (2) to meet an unfore¬
seen emergency or casual deficiency.
The State is prohibited from lending
its credit to any person, association or corporation or to pledge its credit
for the payment of liabilities of any individual, association or corporation.
The sections relating to the indebtedness of cities and other munici¬
palities are found in Article 4, Section 47; Article 9* Section 6, and Article
10, Sections 12 and 12a.
These sections make clear (1) that a municiDality cannot loan its credit; (2) that it cannot subscribe to the capital
stock of corporations; (3) that it cannot get into debt unless two-thirds of
the voters voting at an election favor it, and then only to an aggregate
of 5% of valuation, except that with such assent any county may be allowed
to become indebted in a larger amount for the erection of a court house or
jail, "or (as per amendment of 1906) for the grading, constructing, paving
or maintaining of paved, graveled, macadamized or rock roads and neces¬
sary bridges and culverts therein"; and except, also, per the amendment
of 1902 (Section 12a—see V. 75, p. <1165), cities of from 2,000 to 30,000
inhabitants may, by a two-thirds vote, exceed the limit, by an additional
5%, for the purchase or construction for water and light purposes; finally
(4), that before or at the time of getting the assent of the voters an annual
tax must be provided sufficient to pay interest and form a sinking fund
to pay the debt within 20.years.
"
'
.
OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—In reply to our inquiry as
to whether or not bonds or notes or other evidences of indebtedness issued
by the State or any of its municipalities were exempt from taxation, we
were advised under date of December 8 1911 by the Secretary of State
that "bonds or notes or other evidences of indebtedness Issued by this
State are subject to taxation under the State constitution.
There has
been no legislation enacted exempting such papers from taxation."
TAXATION
POPULATION OF STATE.-
17,000
1910-
7>213~647
—
1900
1890
12,500
25,000 *1,475,079
None *1,674,219
2,416
9,466
■
<j
3,021
1880
-
——3,293,335
3,106,665
—-2,679,184
2,168,380
1870.
1,721,295
1830-
1860
1,182,012
682,044
383,702
1820—--
1850.
1840
1910
-
—
140,455
66.557
20,845
proportion of the colored population wa3 6.70% in 1880, 5,75%
1910.
In number, blacks were 90,040
in 1870, 145,350 in 1880, 154,131 in
1890, 161,234 in 1900 and 157,452 in 1910.
The
in 1890, 5.2%in 1900 and 4.8% in
in 1850, 118,503 in 1860, 118,071
'*"347
None
241
1797,971
36.10
"1*540
11111111
IIII
------
4.00
common schools and $1 for the support or the
This latter includes the higher institutions of learning
expenses
73.50
-.
31,000
4,830
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
*9,721,688
16,555
56,900 04,634,2691017.10
6,000
* 312,500 *50.00
09,982,933
6,000
224,442
None
375,000 037.60
None
5;208
The Merchants' Laclede National
BATES
State and county tax. x This
t Total debt.
1911 figures.
Dec. 7 1812
Aug. 10 1821
69.415
Jefferson
City
1917).
Elliott W. Major
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1917)-Cornelius Roach
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1917)
Edwin P. Deal
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1917).
John P. Gordon
the first Wednesday
CO. DRAIN. DIST. NO. 1.
J-J $324,000c_within 18 yrs
6s
11
J-J
169,000c
1914-1931
GEN. BD.DT. Oct 1913.
$493,000
Assessed val.(35% act)'12 13,275,000
State & Co. tax(per$1,000) 12 $15.10
Population in 1913 (est.)
35,000
INT. at County Treasurer's ofiice.
07
BENTON COUNTY.
County seat Is Warsaw. A sinking
fund for redemption of the bond* is
provided by a tax of $4 00 per $1,000
on the assessed valuation
Hose-House Bonds.
July $2,500July 1 1925
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1915.)
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s *07
Jan
$6,000
Jan 1 1927
(Subject to call beg. Jan 1 1917.)
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1912.-$15,000
Bonds issued since July 1 '12_$25,000
Population in 1910
1,931
.
5s '05
BETHANY
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
F-A
$5,000c
1924
(Subject to call)
5s '12
$40,000
1932
(Subject to call 1922)
BOND. DEBT July 1*13—
$45,000
4s
...
-
Refunding Bonds (red. aft. 1912).
J-J $103,OOOr
1922
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913- $103,000 Assessed val. (M act.) '11-_1,015,000
Ass'd val. (3-10 act.) '13.-4,921,813 School tax (per $1,000) '13
$15.00
State & Co. tax(per$1,000) 13 $14.40 Population in 1913 (est.)
-.2,200
INT. at Harrison County Bank,
Population in 1910-,14,881
INTEREST Is payable In St. Louis Bethany.
at Mississippi Valley Trust Co.
4s
BIG
BETHANY.
This city is in Harrison County.
Water-Works (opt. beg. in 10 yrs.)
5s '05
services, except
5s'12
revised, at which
order among the following
*
Bank, St. Louis, is the fiscal agent for
Butler is the county scat.
6s
afterthe first day of January, and there is no limit to length of sessions; but
after the first seventy days members can draw only a dollar a day for their
are
MISSOURI.
the State of Missouri.
17,951
,
c
when the statutes
OF
NOTE.—For reports not given in alphabetical
"Additional Statements" at end of this State.
see
None
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd
years on
STATE
16,616
None
State Capital
Governor (term expires Jan.
1890
J—
$1,000.
bonds and 50 cents for the
of Missouri.
year,
1.70
1895
per
19,047
Territory (Act June 4 1812)
tenth
1900
Tax Rate
Valuation.
$1,046,469,144
1,001,766,464
938,202,003
805,668,844
532.692,043
559,082,559
296,552,806
20", 117
State (Act March 6 1820)
of State (square miles)
every
■
1902
$1.90
1.70
1.70
III"
-tllllll
as a
area
1907
Assessed
Years.
$1,000.
Of the tax rate per $1,000 for 1912 ($1 90) 20 cents was to pay interest
on the school and seminary fund certificates, 20 cents for the State
ITS
Admitted
1911
per
1903
*6,060,683
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
Tax Rate
Valuation.
$1,857,676,174
1,804,298,191
1.761,664,366
1,377,360,692
1,286,747,781
1,153,152,419
1,097,220,665
*9,062,226 *18.60
None
a Total tax.
& County tax.
(C) City.
covers -merely
a recent issue of bonds.
0 1912.
*1913 figures.
State
These school
28,701
12,671
1,883
1,000
Marlon County
Marlon School District
— -
Assessed
Years.
1908
41,000
177,000
$5,700,609 32.
telegraphs, which amounted in 1912 to $191,230,106, or of machinery,
tools, merchandise, &c., as taxed on "merchants and manufacturers' tax
books," which amounted in 1912 to $123,809,466.
1910
.
Independence School District. 43,000
Indlanola (C), Warren County 33,000
Iowa County
72,000
Jefferson County
27,000
Jones County
30,000
1913 amounted to
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State's assessed valuation for taxes
(about one-fourth actual value) and tax rate have been as follows.
This
valuation does not include valuation of railroads, bridges, telephones and
1912
17,328
17
(University) fund.
2,908
$4.90
Mar.
seminary fund certificates are registered and are non-negotiable and
non-transferable.
They are held in trust by the State Board of Education
for the benefit of the State Public School fund and the State
Seminary
4.969
*650,330
25,453
Clarlnda
Dickinson
10,998
13,540
-
Cherokee
900
$4,500 *$166,719
16,000*55,421,155
on
and
July
$6,500..--July 1 1925
Water Bonds (opt. beg. 1922).
...
$25,000
July 1 1932
CREEK
DR. DIST. NO. 1.
This district Is In Johnson County
6s '12
F-A $46,000.-Feb 1 '14-*31
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913:^$46,000
INT.
pay.
at
County Treasurer's
office in Warrensburg or at office of
Wm. R. Compton Co., St. L. or Chic.
MISSOURI-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.]
BIO TAXKIO DRAINAGE DIST.
This district Is In
6s '11
CENTRALIA.
This city Is In Boone
Holt County.
M-8$150,000c
County.
Water Bonds.
1915-1929
F-A $45,000c—
1932 5s
1930
6s
M-S
25,000c
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $175,000
F-A $17,000c—Part yearly
Assessed val. 1912
347,000 5s
INT. at Merchants' Laclede Nat. BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '13. $62,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.).. 780,000
Bank, St. Louis.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$40.90
—
—
Population in 1910
BLACKWATER DR. DIST. NO. 1*
This district Is In Johnson County.
6s '10
$190,000
1915-1930
(For maturity see V. 90, p. 572.)
TOTAL BONDED DEBT
(?)
2,116
INT. at Hanover Nat.Bank,
N.Y.
123
INTEREST payable at ChrlsmanWater Bonds (Red. beg. 1916).
4Ks'06 A-O $40,000c.—Apr 1 1926 Sawyer Banking Co., Independence,
4Ks'06 A-O
8,000c—Oct 1 1926 and In Kansas City, Mo.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1913—$56,500
Sinking funds J'ne 30'13
18,700
JACKSON COUNTY.
Assess. Val. '12 (X act.)-.-1,350,000
Independence is the county seat.
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1912——$12.00
Hospital Bds. (red. aft. Jne 1 *14)
^INT on eleotrlo-Ilght bonds payable
4s '09
J-D $248,000.—June 1 1929
at Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $248,000
Louis, and on water bonds at Harris Assessed valuation 1912.215,662,751
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
Population in 1910
283,522
INT. at Fidelity Trust Co., Kan¬
—
CHARITON
COUNTY.
Kcytesvllle Is the county seat.
Drainage Dist. No. 4 Bonds.
6s '05
M-S $138,000r Septl9* 14-'25
BUCHANAN COUNTY.
Drainage Dist. No. 7 Bonds.
F-A $3,000—.Aug 5 1914
The
county seat is
St. Joseph. 6s
Bonds are tax-exempt.
County has no general bonded debt.
Drainage debt Sept 1913.
$141,000
Refunding (Subject to call).
3%s
F-A $32,000c—Aug 1 1921 Assess, val. '13 (M act.).. 15,000,000
State&Co .tax (per $1,000) ' 13
Jail Bonds.
$6.90
4s *09
M-N $41,000r_.May 1 1919 Population in 1910 (Census)..23,503
BOND. DEBT July 1913
$73,000 INT. payable at County Treas. office.
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.).51,211,085
State&Co. tax7per$1,000) '12.-$7.50
Population In 1910 (Census) —93,020 COLUMBIA ROAD DISTRICT.
This district is In Boone County.
INT.
on
jail bonds payable at
Road Bonds.
County Treasurer's office.
5s '11
A-O $97.000c.Apr 1 '14-'27
-
TOT. BD. DT.
BUTLER
Sept 1913.
-
Co.
Poplar Bluff is the county seat,
Refunding Bonds.
4s '00
A-O
$7,500c— .Apr 2 1920
COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Funding Bonds.
Bonds are exempt from
district
4Hs'02 J-J
$17,500c.— July 1 1932
taxes.
Pop'n 1913 (est.), 12,500.
Jail Bonds.
M-N $5,000c—Aug 151923
4s '10
J-J
$25,000c...July 1 1930 5s '03
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
Drainage District No. 7 Bonds.
6s '06 M-N$210,040c_Nov 1 '14-'26
Drainage District No. 8 Bonds.
6s '08
J-J
$7,964c..—Jan 1 1928
County debt Sept. 1913— $50,000
Drainage debt Sept 1911—
250,317
Assessed val. '13 (J4 act.)—6,848,601
State&Co. tax(per $1,000) ' 13-16.40
Population in 1910 (Census)..20,624
INT. at
(Subject to call after Aug 15 1908)
4s '09
M-S $97,500c—Mar 1 1929
(Subject to call $20,000 Mar 1 1914,
$30,000 Mar 1 1919 and $47,500
Mar 1 1924.)
4Hs'10 J-D $25,000c—June 1 1930
(Subject to call after June 1 1920.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13. $127,500
Sinking fund—-—
10,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act,)..4,064,738
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$12.50
County Treasurer's office.
Population in 1913 (est)..12,500
INTEREST Is payable at Missis¬
sippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis,
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY.
and the Mercantile Trust Co., St. L.
Jaokson is the oounty seat.
Court-H'se 5c Jail
(Redeemable)
COOPER COUNTY.
after March 2 1916.)
Boonvllle Is the county seat.
4s '06
M-S $55,000c—Mar 2 1926
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13.
Court-House Bonds (red. after
$55,000
Jan. 1 1917).
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)..9,499,531
J-J $100,000—Jan
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '13-$9,40 4s '12
1 1932
Population in 1910
27,621 BOND. DEBT Sept 1913 $100,000
Assess, val. '13 (X act.)..11,057,150
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
(Assessment about X actual value)
State&Co .tax (per $1,000) '13-S15.55
CAPE GIRARDEAU TOWNSHIP. Population in 1910—.
.20,311
INT .at County Treasurer's office.
This township, containing city o
same name, Is in Cape Girardeau Co
Ref. RR. Compromise Bds.(Opf.)
DALLAS COUNTY.
4Hs'00 Apr $38,000c—Apr 2 1920
County seat Is Buffalo.
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13 $38,000
Judges of the Oounty Court have
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)—3,505,870
been directed to make a tax levy
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$24.90
equivalent to $70,000 for an initial
Population in 1910.
10,650
gayment to David Yost of Pitts-
*
.8
$1,500
Population in 1910 (Census)..13,101
4s '09
F-A
50,000—Aug 1 1929
{Subject to call after Aug. 1 1914. DE SOTO.
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13—$51,500
This city Is In Jefferson County.
Assessed valuation 1912—1,598,669
Water-Works Bonds.
School tax rate (par $1,000) '12 $11.00 4s'04
M-N
—a——May 20 1924
(Subject to call by State Aud. on 30
days notice before interest date.)
CARTHAGE.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913—$61,000
This city is in Jasper County.
Sinking fund
4,839
Bonds declared valid by State Su¬
Assess, val. '12 (35% act.). 884,000
preme Court.
V. 88, p. 777.
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$11.00
Water-Works Bonds.
Population in 1910.
——47.21
•5s g '08 A-0$160,000- —.Apr 1 1928
...
-
(est.)
—
10,000,000
INT. at the Mercantile Trust
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$160,000
St. Louis.
Assessed val.'12 (X act.)..3,270,000
Co.,
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1912—110.00
DEXTER.
population in 1910
9,483
This city is in Stoddard Oounty.
INT. at Miss. Val. Tr. Co., St. L.
Incorporated Jan. 4 1877.,
Bonds.
$28,000
Water-Works
5s '12
CARTHAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds. '
4s '05
M-S $30,000c—Sept 1 1925
(Subject to Call Sept. 1 1915.)
4s'03
J-J
$48,000c—
1924
(Subject to Call after 1914.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—
$78,000
Sinking fund
2,500
Assess, val. T2 (2-5 act.)—3,430,670
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$13.50
s-a
(Subject to call
-
X in 10
..1932
and
years
X in 15 years)
Bonds.
*
Sewer
5s '12
s-a
$25,000—.
1932
(Subject to call X in 10 years and
X in 15 years)
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 *13-$54,000
Assess, val. '12
(40% act.)..589,603
City tax rate (per $1,000)'12--$8.00
Population in 1910
2,322
DUNKLIN
COUNTY
DR.
Springfield Is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms'U F-A$150,00Q_Aug 1 '16 & '21
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$150,000
Assess, val. '13 (X act.):-29,545^000
State & Co.tax(per$l,000)'12-$19.50
Population in 1910-———63,831
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
GREENE
& LAWRENCE
COS.
DRAINAGE DIST.
6s g '11 F-A$228,000c_Aug 1 '16-'31
TOTAL DEBT.
(?)
INT.
payable at Nat.
Bank of
Commerce, N. Y. City, or through
Mercantile Trust Co., St, Louis.
—
Drainagel Bonds.
CASS COUNTY.
Hannibal
Is
situated
in
Marion
County.
Incorp. April 4 1839.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s ,'13
$360,000—-Sept 1 1933
The county
seat Is Harrlsonvlll®.
$117,000
June 1 1928
{Subject to call after June 1 1923.
4s '08
—$106,000
June 1 1928
(Subject to call after June 1 1918.
48 '08
$124,000
June 1 1928
{Subject to call after June 1 1913.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s'99 Aprl $150,000c—Apr 1 1919
Refunding Twp. Bds. (Red. 1918)
4 Ms'13 Jan $56,000
Jan 1 1933
BOND. DEBT July 1 '12$534,000
Assess, val. '11 (1-3 act.J.l 1,554,289
4s '08
—
—
Population of county in 1910—30,328
HANNIBAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
North School Bonds.
4s '04
F-A $15,000
Aug 1 1924
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.)
4s '05
A-O $35,000—
1925
School-Building Bonds.'
4s '03
J-J
$53,333c.July 1 '14-'23
4s'10
F-A
80,000c—Aug 1 1930
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1920.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$81,000
Assess, val. '12 (X act J-10,775,184
School tax rate (per$l ,0Q0)'12 $12.50
HENRY
Commerce, St. Louis.
FAYETTE.
"
Is
payabl.6
In
St.
lation 1910, 32,073.
Munic. Bidg.(red. aft. Feb. 1 '11.)
5s *06
$5,500c-u-Feb 1 1926
—
Fire Dept.Bds.(red,a/f.Apr. 1 '13)
5s '08
—
1 1928
$11,000c—Apr
Sewer Bonds (red. aft. Nov. 1 '14)
5s '09
M-N$50,000C— -Nov 1 1929
Viaduct Bonds.
■
5s '08
F-A $24,000c—Feb 1 1929
.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1915.)
$36,000—-Jan 1 19-17
4Hs'07 J-J
(Subject to call after* Jan 1 1912.)
BOND. DEB.T Sept 1913— $81,000
Sinking fund
1,246
.
Assess, val. '13 (X act.)—10,775,184
State & Co. tax (per $l,000)'12-$5.90
Population in 1910 (Census) —27,242
INTEREST, on 4s Is payable at
Commonwealth Tr. Co., St. Louis.
INDEPENDENCE.
This city Is In Jackson County. •
Sewer Bonds (Subject to call).
4s '99
J-J
$37,000-—-Jan 2 1919
4Hs'06 M-S
7,000
Sept 1 1926
Electric-Light (Subject to call).
4s '01
F-A $11,000
Aug 2 1921
4s '06
M-S
7,000——Sept 1 1926
CityHall (Subject to call) t
4s '10
F-A $30,000
Apr 1 1930
Gen. Expense Bonds (red. 1918).
4Hs'13— $40,000
Mar 11933
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913, $132,000
Total assessed val. 1912.
4,700,000
(Assessment on real estate at 2-5; on
personal prop, at X its actual val.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$30.00
Population in 1910
—9,"859
INTEREST
sewer * bonds
on
of
189.9 Is payable at Equitable Tr. Co.,
Y.; sewer bonds of 1906 at Mer¬
N.
cantile
Tr. Co., St. Louis; electrlcllght bonds of 1901 at Nat. Bank of
Commerce, Kansas City, Mo.; eleotrlo-llght bonds of 1906 at Mercantile
Trust Co., St. Louis, and city-hall
and
general
expense
bonds at office
tion,
embracing
6s *00
_
INTEREST
Is payable at
N. Y. City.
on
the bonds of 1910
Nat. Bank of Commerce,
All bonds are taxable.
KANSAS
CITY.
situated in Jackson
Incorp. Feb. 4 1850.
On
Feb. 1 1898 Kansas City annexed the.
City of Westport and assumed the
latter's debt of $106,900.
All bonds
Kansas City is
County.
are
taxable.
Fire-Protectioh Bonds.
4s'04
J-J
$35,000c—Jan 1 1924
4Ks'10 M-S 100,000c—Sept 1 1930
Water Works.
■
•
4 Hg'95 J-J$2,144,000c—July 1 1915
4s '04
J-J
741,000c—Jan 1 1924
4s '10
M-S 870.000c—Sept 1 1930
Park and Boulevard Bonds.
4s '04
J-J $467,000c—Jan 1 1924
.
„
„
^
Hospital Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
$98,000c—Jan 1 1924
4s '10
M-S
66,000c—Sept 1 1930
4Hs'13
100,000c
J...1932
Market Improvement Bonds."
4s '04
J-J $250,000c—Jan 1 1924
4Xs'lQ M-S 50,000c—Sept 1 1930
Levee Bonds.
4Hs'lO M-S $75,000c—Sept 1 1930
Work-House Bonds.
4Hs'10 M-S $50,000c—Sept 1 1930
Paving-Repai.*-Plant Bends.
4Ks'10 M-S $50,000c—Sept 1 1930
_
a
distinct corpora¬
all
the
territory
within the limits of the city of Inde¬
pendence and some outside.
Prop¬
erty valued at $280,000 is owned by
Building Bonds.
A-O
$6,000c—Apr 1 1918
(Subject to call after April 1 1903.)
4s
J-J
10,000c. 1920, optl910
F-A
1.000—
1924(Subject to call 1904.)
4s '01,
J-D $45,000c
—1921
(Subject to call at any time.)
4s '06
J-D $33,000c—June 1 1926
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
6s '04
F-A
$1,000
(Subject to call at any time.)
4^s'08 M-N$65,000c—May 1 1928
(Subject to call after May 1 1918.
4Hs'10 M-N$75,000c—May 1 1930
(Subject to call after May 1 1920.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $247,000
Sinking and interest fund38.028
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)—9,604,233
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
Population in 1911 (est.)—_ .40,000
4s"0Q
A-O $20,000c—-Oct
1 1923
—.
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1908.) 4Hs'10 M-S$300,000c—Sept 1 1930
J-J
Street Bonds.
$35,000r__Sept 18 1927
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1912.) 4Ms*10 M-S$475,000c...Sept 1 1930
4s '07
,
A-O $75,000c.-.Oct
1 1932
Bridge Bonds.
(Subject to call beginning Oct 11917) 4Hs'10 M-S$200,000c._ Sept 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913- $136,000
Incinerating-Plant Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (40% act.).5,449,350 OHs'10 M-S$100,000c...Sept 1 1930
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—112.00
Dyke Improvement Bonds.
<
•
_
rate(per$l,000) *08-$4.00
This city Is the oounty seat of
Population in 1910 (Census)..22,973 Howard County. Pop'n 1910, 2,586.
INTEREST
o
5s '12
Oounty tax
Louis.
JEFFERSON CITY SCH. DIST.
School Bds. (red. July 1 1908).
4s
v J-J
$73,000c-..July 1 1923
INT. at
the district.
'18-'32
(Part due every 2 years.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-— $300,000
INT. payable at Nat. Bank of
City Treasurer's office.
COUNTY.
4s '98
1
at
City Treasurer's office.
Clinton.
Refunding
4s '05
M-S $25,000—Sept 1 1915
JOPLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1910.)
4s'00, F-A $17,000c.l920, optl910
4s *05
M-S $20,000
Sept 1.1925
The county seat Is
Lincoln and Pike Counties.
A-O $300,000-Apr
INT.
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
5s,'13
J^T
50,000c—July 1 1933
(Subject to call any time.)
Market Sq. Bds.(red. begin. 1918)
J-J
50,000c.-.July 1 1933
INT. on 1910 bonds at Hannibal 5s '13
Trust Co.; others at Farmers' & Mer¬ BOND. DEBT Sept 1913- $230,500
Sinking fund and cash
136,000
chants' Bk, Hannibal.
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)..9,676,640
Total tax rate(per $r,000) '12.139.40
ELSEBERRY DRAINAGE DIST.
This district (P. O. Elseberry) is in
6s '13
rate(per $1,000) '13-$10.00
Population in 1910
11,850
——
This district Is
_-.
Total tax
-
,
6s
$394,057
Various
TOTAL DEBT Julyl 1912 $394,057
JEFFERSON CITY.
Jefferson City Is situated In Cole
County.
Incorp. Dec. 1 1886.
Street Bds. (red. 10 yrs. from date)
4s '04
J-S
$2,000c...July 1 1924
4s '05
M-N 25,000c—Nov 1 1925
Impt. Bds. (red. after Mar. 1 '22).
4^s'12 M-S $70,000c—Mar 1 1932
Renewal Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$44,000c.-July 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '13 $141,000
Sinking fund
4,800
Assessed val. '13 (X act.).3,500,000
Refund. Bonds (red. July 1 *08).
4s
J-J
$20,000c—.July 1 1923
(Subject to call Sept 1 1923.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1912.
$72,000
City-Hall Bds. (red. after 1914).
4s' 09
M-N$31,500c. -May 1 1929 Sinking fund
2,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)--2,866,559
Bridge Bonds (red. after 1920).
4Ks'10 M-N$20,000c—Nqv 1 1930 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$8.50
Refunding Bonds (red. 1908).
Population in 1912 (est.)
15,000
4s '03
M-S
$2,500c— -Sept 1 1923
INTEREST Is payable In St. Louis
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$54,000 at Nat. Bank of Commerce.
Sinking fund
10,162
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act J. .5,240,900
JOPLIN.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$29.00
Joplln Is In Jasper County.
Spe¬
Population in 1910
'——18,341
cial charter Mch. 17 1873; organized
INTEREST
Is
payable at City as a city May 8 1888.
All bonds are
Treasurer's office and at the Mer¬ taxable.
Commission govt, adopted
chants' Laclede Nat. Bank, St. Louis. Oct. 7 1913. V.
97, p. 1059. Popu¬
INDEPENDENCE SCH. DIST.
_
89,673
~
HANNIBAL.
DIST.
Kennett is the county seat.
(?)
——
GREENE COUNTY.
of City Treasurer.
INTEREST is payable at National
Bank of Commerce In St. Louis.
—
—_
TOTAL DEBT.
Population in 1910
„
"
— —
City, Mo.
Road Bonds.
JASPER COUNTY.
5s '12
M-S $94,000,-_ -Mar '14-'27
Carthage is the county seat.
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913$94,000
Road Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (X act.)—29,545,000
6s '13
$25,000—
Actual value
-
INTEREST Is payable at Missis¬
urgh, one of the holders of bonds
sippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis.
issued by this county in 1871 for the
building of the old Fort Scott & La¬
clede RR., which was never com¬
CARROLL COUNTY.
pleted.
A similar order was issued
Carrollton Is the county seat.
on May 1 1912, but two of the three
Drainage District No. 3 Bonds.
members of the County Court re¬
6s'11
M-S $124,000c_—
—
fused to obey the same.
The origi¬
County has no general bonded debt
nal
issue
of bonds amounted
to
Drainage debt Sept 1913.
$124,000
Assessed val. '12 U-5 act.511,697,979 $235,000, while the accrued interest
is said to make the amount involved
State&Co.-tax (per $1,000) '12-$6.90
over $2,000,000.
V. 96, p. 1241.
.Population in 1910
—-.23,098
Railroad Aid Bonds.
INT. at County Treasurer's office. 10s
J-J
$85,000———
7s
J-J
150,000—■
Assess, val. '11 (2-3 act.)_$2,611,184
CARROLLTON SCHOOL DIST.
County tax (per $1,000) 1909--$8.70
sas
This district Is In Callaway County.
$97,000
Assessed val. 1912 (est.)...4,651,480
INT. at St. Louis Union Trust
COUNTY.
PULTON SPECIAL ROAD DIST.
Electric Light Bonds.
M-N $8,500c—Nor 1 1919
„
4s '09
Population
m
1913 (est)
1,204
4^s l3
...
$100,000c
1932
124
MISSOURI-CITIES AND TOWNS.
KANSAS CITY (Concl.)
WESTPORT
BONDS.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '96
J-J
$39,000c
July 1 1916
Building Bonds.
5s '96
J-J
$11,000c...July 1 1916
SWOPE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
M-N $2,600c—May 1 1919
F-A
5,000c-..Aug 1 1928
5s '99
5s '08
WESTPORT SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds.
6s '95
J-J
$30,000c—July 1 1915
INTEREST
Is
J-J
20,000c--.July 1 1916
payable at City 5s '96
Treasurer's office or at Chase Nat. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913 $4,734,000
Bank, N. Y. City.
Sinking fund
669,500
As'd val. '13(2-5act.),est 180,000,000
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FDS., &0.t School tax
(per $1,000) 1913-$10.00
Sept. 1 '13. Sept. 1 '12. Population in 1912 (est.)
260,000
Tot .bond debt$6,121,000 $6,344,000
DISTRICT
PROPERTY.—The
Sinking funds. 1,384,601
1,514,808
value of property owned by the dis¬
trict July 1 1913,'(unencumbered),
Net debt. -$4,736,399 $4,829,192
The figures of total debt include $7,478,456.
„
LOUISIANA.
This city Is In Pike Co.
Incorp.
tax-exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
1849.
water debt
amounting Sept. 1 1913 to
$3,755,000.
Water
debt
sinking KENNETT.
This city is in Dunklin County.
fund, included in above, amounted
Water-Works Bonds. •
on
Sept. 1 1913 to $1,148,118 54.
A-O $40,000—
Cash in treasury Sept. 1 1913, $2 - 5s '12
Sewer Bonds.
875,561 22.
The city has no floating
5s '12
A-O $35,000
debt, except current bills, which are
paid the 10th of each month for the (The above issues are due $2,000 in
10 years, $20,000 in 15 years and
preceding month.
<
$53,000 in 20 years.)
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMEND¬
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913——$75,000
MENT.—An
amendment
to
the
Assessed valuation 1912
858,548
State constitution
was
adopted at
Population in 19103,033
the Nov. (1902) election, which per¬
mits the exclusion of $2,144,000 wa¬
ter bonds given above In computing KIRKWOOD.
This city is In St. Louis County.
the debt limit.
V. 75, p. 1165.
ASSESSED
VALUATION
AND Bonds are taxable. Pop'n '10, 4,171.
Funding Bonds.
TAX RATE.—
4s
A-O
$5,000c
1919
1913.
1912.
EIec.=Lt. (Subject to call). •
Real estate$130,233,720$124,636,780
4s
M-S $17,000c
-.1920
Personal..
46,555,901
41,804,842
J-J
5,000c
1926
Merchants
11,844,280
12,191,830 4^s
10,000---Sept 1 1931
Total
188,633,901 178,633,452 4^s'll M-S
Water-Works (Subject to call).
♦Tax (p.M)
12.50
12.50
5s
M-S $25,000c
-.1922
1911.
1910.
4 Ms
J-J
15,000c
.1926
Real estate$124,147,490$109,105,090 GEN. BD. DT. Oct
1 1913
$77,000
Personal.
39,236,992
34,883,207 Revenue bonds
(add'l)
3,500
Merchants
10,319,390
10,680,650
Sinking fund
40,205
Total.
173,703,872 154,668,947 Assessed val. '13
(M act.) __2,586,480
♦Tax (p.M)
12.50
12.50 City tax rate(per $1,000) '13—$7.00
——
—
— —
_
•
.
city
the
Is
This
tax
proper.
Property Is assessed at about 40% of
Its actual value.
1910
(Cen¬
248,381; In 1905, 225,000; In
(Census),
163.752; In 1890,
119.668; in 1880, 55,785;
POPULATION.—In
sus),
1900
INT.
funding bonds and eleclight bonds due 1920 and 1931 at
Merchants-Laclede Nat. Bank, St.
Louis; on electric-light bonds and wa¬
on
bonds
ter
due
1926
at
Third
Nat.
Bank, St. Louis; on water 5s at Nat.
Bank of Commerce, St. Louis.
are
___
4s
4s
...
4s '09
Mar
48,000c..-Mar 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$84,000
Total assessed val. 1912
1,204,310
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$15.00
Population in 1910--—.4,454
INTEREST Is payable In St. Louis
part at Merchants-Laclede Nat.
and part at Miss.
Bk.
Valley Trust Co.
certificates
fund
Park
(which
are
in form) are not a debt of the
city and the city Is not liable for their
gayment. The certificates are Issued
y the City Treasurer under the pro¬
visions of Article^SLof the city char¬
They are to pay for land taken
park purposes, and are payable In
ter.
for
annual Installments by means of spe¬
cial assessments on lands In the vari¬
ous
park districts.
tributions
upon
made
of
the
Semi-annual dis¬
amounts
collected
County seat Is Macon City.
The
&
Mississippi RR. bond
Missouri
which had been in the courts
since 1867, and appealed to the U.S.
Supreme Court five times, was arbi¬
trated In the Federal Court Apr. 22
1911 before Judge Adams and Judge
case,
Dyer.
They allowed the bondhold¬
M of a million dollars on the ag¬
gregate claim of $2,200,000.
V. 92,
p. 1911.
The bonds below were sold
ers
Aug. 10 1911 and later registered by
the State Auditor; V. 93, p. 684.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '11
J-J $690,000---July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1926)
special assessments are
the certificates at the office
the
on
This city Is
County.
the county seat of Bar¬
Popula. 1910, 2,700.
of the City Treasurer In Kansas City
on the first days of Jan. and July. An
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$68,000
1917-1932
election to vote on an Issue of certifi¬
($2,000 subject to call in each of the
years 1913-T4-T5-T6.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913——$68,000
Assessed valuation 1912
874,422
Actual val. (est.)
4,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—.$13.00
INT. at Boatmen's Bank, St. Louis
Up to Jan. 1
1913 certificates to the amount of
$3,294,315 had been Issued, of whloh
amount $317,793 were outstanding.
Assessments are payable annually In
May and Interest at the rate of 15%
Is added on all overdue Installments
cates Is not necessary.
South Park Dist. Fund. Certifs.
7s J-J
$3,564.60."C" to Jan 1917
7s J-J
12,974.06-"D" to Mar 1918
7s J-J
15,032.01-"G" to Jan 1920
7s J-J
28,897.23-'T" to Mar 1921
7s J-J
77,392.48-"L" to June 1922
Assessed valuation 1912_$20,781,040
West Park Dist. Fund. Certifs.
7s J-J$102,738.43."H" to July 1920
7s J-J
32,121.35_"P" to July 1923
7s J-J
19,458.27-"Q"
July 1918
7s J-J
65,966.62."R"
July 1928
Assessed valuation 1912_$25,438,560
East Park Dist. Fund. Certifs.
7s J-J
$89.24."K" to Feb 1922
Assessed valuation 1912—$9,096,600
-
-
-
-
-
North Park Dist. Fund. Certifs.
7s J-J $24,861.36-"B" .to Nov 1916
7s J-J
63,297.84-"F" to Jan 1919
6s *11 J-J 68,134.59 "W"_ .1913-1926
Assessed valuation 1912_$40,514,700
Westport Park Dist. Fund Certs
7s J-J $21,371.85-"0" to Feb 1923
Assessed valuation 1912-$23,815,020
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DIST.
This district Is a distinct and sepa¬
rate corporation, having no connec¬
tion whatever with the city or county
-
Westport,
Swope,
Bristol and Mt. Wash¬
ington, Seven Oaks and Shlloh school
districts are now part of Kan. City
School District.
Building Bonds.
1916
4s g '96 J-J $250,000c...July
1919
3Mk'99 J-J
400,000c...July
1923
3Ms'03 J-J
500,000c—.Jan
1925
3Mg'05 J-Jl ,000.000c... July
1927
4s g '07 J-J
600,000c.
July
_ -
4s g '10 J-J
4s g *12 J-J
750,000c—.July
411,000c...July
4M?'13 J-J
250,000c...July
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Mt. Vernon is the
County seat.
Road Bonds.
'
$50,000.1927
BOND. DEBT Sept 26'13
$50,000
Sinking fund
2,500
Assessed val. '12 (30% act)7,956,142
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13__$5.90
Population in 1910
26,583
5s '12;—
INT.
at
Mt.
Vernon
Bates County.
Refund. Bds. (red. June 1 '02.)
4^s'97 June$71,000c—June 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$71,000
Assessed val. (2-5 act.) '13-1,875,000
Population in 1910
3,744
INT. at State Nat. Bk., St. Louis.
NEVADA
A
DISTRICT.
SCHOOL
district
5s '00
Vernon
In
County.
J-J
—_
—
District
monwealth Tr. Co., St. Louis; others
at State
Exchange Bank, Macon.
COUNTY.
Is the county seat.
All
taxable.
Pop.'10, 30,572.
are
8
Bonds.
6s '12
M-N$330,000_--Due serially
District No. 9 Bonds.
6s
MARION
No.
—
M-S $34,000--Mar
1 *16-'31
BOND. DEBT/Dist. No. 8
Nov. 1912--1 Dist. No. 9
Actual valuat'n/Dist. No. 8
$330,000
_\Dist. No. 9
661,590
(est.)„
63.000
675,000
PETTIS
COUNTY.
.
County seat Is Sedalla.
Refunding 1898.
4s
M-N$ 159,000c.-May 1 1918
(Subject to call part in 1908 and part
Assess, val. '12(M act.)..12,368,438
in 1913.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-$10.40 BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '13 $159,000
20,084
INT. at County Treasurer's office. Sinking fund.
Assess, val. '12 (30% act.) 15,000,000
Population in 1910 (Census)--33,913
MARYVILLE.
INT. at Miss. Valley Tr. Co. St. Louis
This city is in Nodaway County.
Water-Works Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-D$100,000c —1917-1932 POPLAR BLUFF SCH. DIST.
Paving Bonds (Subject to call).
J-J
$10,000c-July 19 1921
A district in Butler County.
f$15,000
Sewer Bonds (Subject to call).
4s '05
J-J
$6,000c—July 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 T3_$116,000
10,897
Sinking fund—
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)_.1,694,542
Total tax
5s'13
Mar
1923
15.000
4s '01
Mar
1928
M-S
20,000——Mar
-
,
.
10,000
4s
J-J
J-J
4J4s
J-J
10,000
6s
J-D
15,000-
5s
16,000
—
1933.
1918
1921-1922
.1926
—
—
1930
.:
(per $1,000) 1912—$30.90
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $101,000
Population in 1910
.4,762
Assessed valuation 1912—2,163,300
INT. payable at City Treas. office. School tax
(per $1,000) 1912--$13,70'
MERCER COUNTY.
Bonds (red. 1917).
Court-House
COUNTY.
RALLS
Princeton is the county seat.
5s '12
A-O $75,000---.Apr 1 1927
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913$,75,000
Assessed valuation 1911—5,347,969
County seat Is New London.
Refund. Bonds (red. Feb. 1 1913).
4s'08
F-A. $34,000r
Feb 11918
BOND. DEBT April 1913$34,000
9,500
Sinking fund
12,335
Assessed val. '12 (H act.)„6,040,440
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Population in 1910 (Census).-12,913
Population in 1910
INT. at Miss. Valley Tr.Co., St.Louis
LEXINGTON.
This
MISSISSIPPI
township,
Including city of
same name, Is In Lafayette County.
Refunding Bonds.
3Ms'99 F-A
$9,000c
Aug 1 1919
(Subject to call Aug 11914.)
3Ms'99 F-A $10,500.—Aug 1 1919
3Ms'00 F-A*. 6,000
Aug 1 1920
(Subject to call Aug 1 1915.)
3Ms'00 F-A
$6,000
Aug 1 1920
4Ms'10 J-J
12,000
July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1915.)
4Ms'10 J-J
$13,000-..July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
4Ms'10 J-J
$13,000
-July 11930
(Subject to call after July 1 1925.)
4Ms 10 J-J
$12,000—July 1 1930
Improvement Bonds.
-s
'13
$20,000
r__
BOND. DEBT April 1913-.$81,500
Tax valuation 1909.
1,365,820
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909-$15.70
Population in 1910
—_
8,444
INT. at office of County Treasurer
LEXINGTON SPEC. ROAD DIST.
5 Ms'll M-N$l 15,000c May 1 '14-'26
(Part due each year.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $115,000
1930
Assessed valuation 1912.-.2,896,329
1932
(Assessment 30 to 40% actual val.)
1933
Population of dist. *13 (est.).10,000
LIBERTY.
BORDER STAR SCH. DIST.
This city Is In Clay County.
M-N$10,000c—May 1 1926
Water-Works Bonds.
BRISTOL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s
J-J
$32,000c
1914-1921
Building Bends.
5s
J-J
20,000c
1930
5s '05
A-O
$9,000c—Apr 1 1925
Sewer Bonds.
5s *09
J-J
12,000c—Junel 1929
5s
A-O $10,000c
____1928
MT. WASHINGTON SCH.DIST. BOND. DEBT
Apr 2 1913_.$62,000
5s *02
J-D
$5,500c
June 2 1922 Sinking fund
a.—,
1,000
5s'02
M-S
3,000c—Sept 11922 Assessed val. '13 (2-5 act). 1,500,000
4Ms'09 J-J
18,000c-..July 1 1929 Total tax rate (per $1,0Q0) 13.$28.90
SEVEN OAKS SCHOOL DIST. Population in 1910-..-.2,980
INT. at Liberty at Citizens Bank
5s *09
M-N $5,000—May 1 1929
5s *11
F-A
3,000
Feb 1 1931 or City Treasurer's office."
PLEASANT.
This township Is In
—
Bank.
Library Bonds.
INTEREST
Is payable
at Mer¬
4s g '94 J-J $200,000c...July 2 1914
chants-Laclede Nat. Bk., St. Louis.
4MS'13 J-J 250,000c—July 1 1933
£s '06
MT.
■
-
-
Border Star,
bonds of 1912 pay¬
—
and overdue Interest.
governments.
on
—
Court-House Bonds.
4s '00
J-J
$13,000c_.June 30 1920
Infirmary Bonds.
4s '08
F-A $65,000c.-July 31 1928
($40v000 of bonds subject to call July
31 1913, remainder July 31 1918)
BOND. DEBT Oct 25 '13.—$65,000
ton
1 '14-'32
$115,500
7,000
Assessed val. '12 ()£ act.)—9,500,000
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12-$9.60
Population in 1910------18,304
Sinking fund
$17,500c—July 1 1920
4s '06
A-O
50,000c--.Apr 1 1926
(Subject to call April 1 1916.)'
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913
$67,500
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13$690,000 Sinking fund10,000
Assessed valuation 1912—11,310,883
Ass'd val. '13 (1-3 act.,est).2,000,000
State, Co. & Bd. tax (per
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$14.00
$1,000) 1912—
.$12.40
Population in 1913 (est.)
10,000
Population in 1910.
_.30,868
INT. on $17,500 bonds at Hanover
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Com'ce, N. Y
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on the 4s at Nat.
Bank of Commerce, N. Y.
MACON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
ONE HUNDRED-TWO DR. DIST.
4Ms
$16,000—.Oct 1 1926
NO. 1.
4Ms
M-N 37,000. —May 14 1924
A district in Nodaway County.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-—$53,000 6s
'13
$30,000--Mar 1 '16-'23
Total assessed val. 1912
1,253,545 TOTAL DEBT(?)
School tax (per $1,000) '12
$12.50
INT. on $16,000 bonds at Com¬ PEMISCOT CO. DR. DISTRICTS.
bonds
INT. at Nat. B k. of Commerce. N. Y.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '12
F-A $95,000c_Feb
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913-
able at Third Nat. Bank, St. Louis.
County seat Is Lexington;
"
Refunding Bonds.
3Ms'01 F-A $96,000c
Jan 1 1921
3Ms'01 F-A ,135,000c--_Jan 1 1921
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1916.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913$231,000
Assessed val. '11 (2-5 act) .14,057,193
County tax (per $1,000) '09-$11.70
Population in 1910 (Census)—30,154
LAMAR. '
county seat.
Poor-House (Part yly. on Mar. 1).
M-S $20,500c
Mar 1 1924
—
COUNTY.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
coupon
4s
INTEREST
MACON
Palmyra
KANSAS CITY PARK DISTS.
Sewer Bds. (red. June 15 1923.)
5s'13
J-D $10,000---June 15 1933
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913-— $78,000
Assessed valuation 1911
793,074
$20,000c
-.1919 Population in 1910
1,949
INT. at Guaranty Tr. Co., N. Y.
(Subject to call 1909)
$8,500c.
1919
(Subject to call 1914)
MONROE COUNTY.
$19,500c__.:
1919
Paris Is the
4s
—
—
Bonds
,
_
[Vol. xcvii.
COUNTY
DRAIN¬
AGE DISTRICT NO. 23.
ST.
P. O. Charleston.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Charles County.
F-A $22,500—Aug 1 T4-'22
TOTAL DEBT Oct 29 1'3—$69,000
6s
5,000
(estimated)
MOBERLY.
"
This city Is In Randolph County.
Bonds are taxable. Pop'n'10,10,923.
Funding Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$50,000c—July 1 1915
Water Bds. (red. aft. Jan. 1 '20).
5s '10
J-J $150,000c—Jan 1 1930
Park Bds. (red. 5 yrs.from date).
5s '07
J-D $10,000c—June 1 1927
5s '08
J-J
25,000c. _.Jan 11928
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913- $235,000
Water bonds (included)
150,000
Total assessed val. 1912—2,608,024
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$ 4.00
MONETT.
~~~
This city Is in Barry County.
^
x
of St.
Inc. Oct. 13 1809.
Water Bonds.
4s'01
F-A
/$7,000c_ —-Any time\33,000c—Feb 1 1916
4s '11
J-J
30,000c
call after
(Subject
MISS. CO. LEVEE DIST. NO. 1.
Population
'
CHARLES.
This city Is the county seat
Drainage Bonds.
6s '11
M-S $240,000c Mar 1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT Sapt 1912--$240,000
Assessed valuation 1911—4,700,000
to
July 1 1931
July 1 1916.)
Sewer Bonds (Red. any time).
4s '06
F-A $52,000c—Aug 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $122,000
Assessed val. (1-3 act.) '12.3,850,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$10.00
Population in 1910
9,437
INTEREST
on
the water bonds of
1901 Is payable at the Mississippi
Valley Tr. Co., St. Louis; on other
bonds at City Treasurer's office.
ST.
CLAIR
COUNTY.
County seat is Osceola.
All bonds
of this county are In litigation.
On
Nov.
8
1909
the
Federal
Court
awarded
a
Judgment
against
the
county for $552,321 88. whloh repre¬
sents principal and accrued Interest
on $200,000 of Its bds.
V. 89. p. 1293.
T
Inc. ST. JOSEPH.
St. Joseph Is the county seat of
Population 1910, 4,177.
Water-Works, Jail& City-Hall. Buchanan
County.
Incorp.
as
a
4Ms'04 J-J
$13,300
Jan
1924 city of the second class Apr. 9 1885.
5s '06
J-J
6,000--.
1926 This city has no water debt, but pays
an annual rental for water purposesSewer Bonds.
5s *07
J-J
$7,000-—July
1927 of $51,000.
A new city charter was
Electric-Ught-PIant Bonds.
adopted by this city on Sept. 7 1909.
5s '11
F-A $35,000
Feb 1 1931 V. 89, p. 741.
All bonds are taxable.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1912--$61,300
Elec.-Light Bonds (Sub. to call).
M-S $65,000c.—Sept 1 1924
Sinking fund April 9 1912— 11,139 4s '04
Assessed val. '11 (1-3 act.)_ -864,625
Sewer Bonds (Subject to call).
in 1888.
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1911—$37.30
4s *04
M-S 160,000c.-.Sept 1
M-S 216,000c..-Sept 1
Judgment Funding Bonds
after Nov. 1 1916).
4s '06
M-N$35,000c
Nov 1
Funding (Subject to call). "
3Hs'01 F-A $64,500c-..Feb 1
4s '03
F-A 402,000c...Aug 1
4s '08
MONROE CITY\
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '13
J-J $68,000
July 1 1933
(Subject to call $18,000 July 1 1918,
$5,000 July 1 1923 and $20,000
July 1 1928.)
.
1924
1928
(red.
.
1926
1921
1923;
'18)
M-S $25,000c
Sept 1 1928
Great-White-Way Bonds.
4s '08
M-S $10,000c—Sept 1 1928
City-Hall (Subject to call).
4s '08
M-S $10,000c—Sept 1 1928
Fire-House (Subject to call).
4s '08
M-S $25,000c—Sept 1 1928
4s *08
$3,850
bonds—
$1,026,350
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
Sinking and interest fund.
38,947
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.).39,536,090
Total tax (per $1,000) '12..^.$13.00
Population in 1910
(Census)..77,403
N. Y.
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Com.,
VALUATION.—The
ASSESSED
ST. JOSEPH (Con.)
Police Bonds {Red. aft. Sept. 1
4s *08
M-S $10,000c—Sept 1 1928
Market-House (Subject to call).
Past-due
assessed valuation, including
personal property and
railroad, bridge, telegraph, express
and street railway property (abt. 2-3
act. val.) and tax rates have been:
city's
real
estate,
Assessed
City tax per
Valuation.
Years.
$1,000.
$606,750,000
$14.30
573,888.210
14.50
1910
565,707,843
14.50
1909
538,830,211
14.50
1908
524,302,020
14.50
1905
465,190,961
14.70
1900
380,765,993
13.00
Total tax rate (per $1,000) for 1912
was
$22.20, including $1.70 State,
1912
1911
and
school.
$6
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL DISTRICT
The school district bonds are not a
part of the municipal debt.
The es¬
timated value of the school property
1n 1913 is $1,512,000.
4Kb
F-A $10,000c
Aug 1 1920
Building Bonds.
4s
A-0$ 187,000c...Apr 2 1914
4s
J-J
15,000c.. .July 1 1919
(Subject to call 1909)
4s
J-D $187,000c...June 1 1920
(Subject to call June 1 1910)
3%s
J-D $44,000c...June 1 1921
4s
M-N 83,000c...May 2 1924
4s '07
M-S 231,000c...Mar 1 1927
4s '08
J-J
467,000c...July 1 1928
Funding Bonds.
4s
F-A $18,000c
Feb 1 1920
Refunding (Red. beg. in 1908).
4s
M-S $19,000c...Feb 1 1918
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13-$1,261,000
Sinking fund
4,826
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.).39,483,360,
School tax (per $1,000) 1913..$10.50
,
„
■
.
_
„
,
1910
(Cen¬
sus), 687,029; in 1900 (Census), 575,238; in 1890, 451,770; in 1880. 350,518; in 1870, 310,864.
COUNTY.
is Memphis:
Bonds
are tax-exempt.
Pop'n '10, 11,860.
Refunding Bonds (optional).
4%s
J-D$ 146,000r_ June 1914-'17
Drainage District Bonds.
6s '10
J-D $30,000r_$5,000 yearly
SCOTLAND
County
seat
BOND. DEBT
Sept 1913- $146,000
Drainage bonds (add'l)
30,000
Assessed val. '12 (% act.)_5,217,209
State 8c Co.tax(per$l,000) '12$20.70
INT. at Miss. Valley Trust Co., St.
Louis, and at County Treas. office.
SCOTT CO. DRAIN. DIST. NO. 10.
M-S $76,000r_Sept 4 '14-32
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913—
$76,000
Assessed valuation 1912—-7,500,000
6s '12
Treas. office.
at County
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Com'ce, N. Y.
SEDALIA.
LOUIS.
Y.
James
Sedalia
Player,
Is
-
•
Pettis
in
County.
In-
town May 27 1870, and as
city Mch. 2 1886.
Bonds are tax-
corp. as a
Comptroller.
St. Louis a
County, but on Aug.22 1876 an elec¬ exempt. Popula. 1910, 17,822.
Refunding Bonds (red. aft. '07).
tion was held to separate city and
$83,000c...July 1 1927
county.
This was declared carried 4%g'97 J-J
Park Bonds (red. after 1916).
Dec. 30 1876 and city is now a sepa¬
$60,000c
July 1 1931
rate civil division subject to a dual 4%s'll
government with a full set of county GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13-- $143,000
60,000
and city officers.
The County of St. Floating debt—
Louis remains, but the city lies out¬ Assess, val. "12 (35% act.).5,236,592
side of it.
City was incorporated in Total tax rate (per $1,000)''13 $33.90
INT. at Third Nat. Bk.," St. Louis.
1822.
Bonds are taxable.
St. Louis was formerly In
—
—
Rcn^wdls
4
4s g '94 J-D5$2,000,000.June 1 1914
4s g'88 J-J
1,985,000.July 1 1918
3.65s g'95M-N 945,OOO.May 1 1915
3%s g *98 J-D
593,000.June 1 1918
3%s g '89 F-A
275,000-Aug 1 1919
3%s g '90 J-D
12,000.June 2 1920
3%s g '05 A-Ol,000,000c.Apr 1 1925
Public Bldg. & Impt. Bonds.
4s g '08 A-O $950,000c._Apr 1 1928
4s g'08 J-J 4.735,000c—July 1 1928
4s g '09 A-O4,623,000c._0ct 1 1929
Water Works Renewal Bonds«
3.65s g'07 J-D $925,000cJ'ne 25 1927
4s g '11 M-N 1,699,000c Nov 1 1931
World's Fair Bonds.
1 1922
3%s g'02A-0$2,814,000_Apr
6 Includes $800,000 water-wks.bds
SEDALIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School property valued at$312.500.
Building Bonds.
4s '97
J-J
$4,000c—July 1 1917
4s '03
J-J
40,000c—.Jan 1 1923
4%s*10 J-J
60,000c.—July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
4s'00
J-J $23,000c—June20 1915
Refunding Bonds.
4s '99
J-J
$30,000c—July 1 1919
4s'05
J-D
25,000c—June 1 1925
4%s'99 J-J
23,000c...Jan 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $205,000
Assessed val. *12 (% act.).5,909,813
School tax (per $1,000) '12—$11.50
•
INTEREST on refunding bonds of
1905, building bonds of 1900 and 1903
amend¬
payable at Harris Trust & Sav.Bank,
Chicago; on bonds of 1897. at National
Bank of Commerce, N. Y.; refunding
GOLD OR STERLING.—All bds.
of 1910 at
Miss. Vail. Tr. Co., St. Louis, and on
The
World's
Fair bonds were
thorized
ment
by constitutional
adopted in 1900.
au¬
of this city payable in U. S. gold or
in £ sterling.
INTEREST
bonds
at
or
(Ltd.),
'
National
of
Bank
London,
at
the
$4.8665 per pound sterling.
on
Scotland
of
Interest
rate
all other bonds is payable at Nat-
at the option of
of 1899 and bonds
& Co., London,
SINK.
FUNDS,
&o.—The subjoined statement shows
St. Louis's total municipal debt and
&o.:
SEDALIA SPECIAL ROAD DIST
A district In Pettis County.
Road Bonds.
5s '12
M-NS190,OOO.May 1 '14-'27
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $190,000
Assessed valuation 1913—8,300,000
INT.
payable at Mercantile Trust
Co., St. Louis.
Tot. bond
$
d't-23,806,691 25,856,690
3,425,000
Shelby County. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 2,174.
TOT.
Aug $82,000r
...
1921&1931
BD. DT. Sept 1913..$82,000
Assessed val.
Total tax (per
'12 (M
act.)..950,000
$1,000) 1912. .$11.00
INT. at National City Bank,
N.Y.
Note.—Under the charter the Mu¬
WEBB CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Post-office for this city is
Bonds
are
St. Louis.
Assembly must appropriate
$1,200,000 annually with which to
debt and interest thereon. That
portion of each annual
appropria¬
tion not required for the payment of
interest constitutes the sinking fund
for redemption of debt existing Apr. 7
1890, and bonds Issued in renewal
(hereof.
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
1925.
"The sinking fund on Apr. 7
1913 was $1,936,258.
pay
SHELBINA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$22,000.-July l '17-'32
Refunding Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$3,000
July 1 1917
(Subject
to
call $1,000
annually
July 1 1914-1916.)
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913—
$25,000
Assessed valuation
——1,200,970
INT. at Merchants' Laclede Nat.
Bank, St. Louis.
.
Scott County.
First
inc. Aug. 1874. Pop'n 1910, 3,327.
MENTS.—By constitutional amend¬
City-Hall & Jail (red. aft. 5 years).
ments adopted Nov. 1902, the city is 5s '06
A-0
$3,000c...Oct 1 1926
empowered to levy an additional tax 5s *08
M-S
5,500c__.Mar 2 1928
of 35 cents for municipal purposes; to
Water-Works Bonds.
make a new eharter (which was done 5s '09
J-D $30,000c-_-June 1 1992
June 22 1903), and to exempt the
(Subject to call after June 1 1914.
county indebtedness of $5,211,000,
Street Bonds (red. after 5 years).
and water-works Indebtedness of $3,- 5s '06
A-0
$5,000c-..Oct 1 1926
426,000, in determining the limit of BOND. DEBT July 1 '13$43,500
Indebtedness.
V. 75, p. 1165.
Sinking fund
3,500
Assessed val. '12 (% act.).1,300,000
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12. 31.40
owns
its water works, the revenue
INT. at Citizens' Bank, Sikeston.
from which for water
AMEND¬
rates, permits,
(est.) for the fiscal year 1912-13
$2,421,914.16, and net oper'g SPRINGFIELD.
This
city is in Greene County.
expenses and cost of collecting water
rates (est.) were $1,150,480.23. In ad¬ Commission
government
defeated
dition to the water works, the city Oct. 7 1913.
V. 97, p. 1151.
owns
its hospitals, insane asylums
Sewer Bonds (red. 1917).
and
poor
house,
city hall,
court 5s '12 M-S $100,000c—Mar 1 1932
J-D
70,000c.—June 1 1932
house, jail, house of correction and 5s '12
work house, engine houses, markets,
Fire-Dept. Bds. (red. June 1 '17.)
5s '12
J-D $50,000c.—June 1 1932
ollce stations, parks, &o.
$4,000c
—
—
1914
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Bridge, Fire-Engine & City-Hall
5s *10
J-J
$85,000
Jan 1 1930
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1913
$85,000
1920
(Subject to call after 1910.)
4%s'04 J-D $10,000c1924
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Assess, val '12 (3-5 act.)_.4,000,000 4s *06
J-D $20,000c—June 1 1926
Total tax rate(per$l,000) '11_$19.40
(Subject to call June 1 1916.)
Population in 1910.-2,417 4%s*10 F-A $80,000c—Feb 1 1930
INTEREST payable at Mechanics' (Subject to call after Feb. 1 1920.)
American Nat. Bank, St. Louis.
BOND. DEBT July 15 '13- $126,000
Sinking fund
6,029
UNIVERSITY CITY SCH. DIST. Assess, val. '13 (40% act.)_3,302,486
Site-Purchase & Building Bds. School tax (per $1,000) 1912-_$15.00
—11,817
4%s'12 J-J
$60,000
July 1 1932 Population in 1910
4s *00
J-D
$12,000c—
—
(Subj. to call beginning July 1 1922.)
$60,000
valuation
4,179,576 WEBSTER GROVES.
This city Is in St. Louis County.
Incorp. 1896.
All bonds are taxable.
VERNON COUNTY.
Street Bonds.
County seat is Nevada.
5s '09
F-A $14,000c.-Aug 15 1924
4%s
M-S $6,000c
-1918
Water Bonds. (Subject to call before maturity.)
4s '02
A-O $24,000c—Oct
1 1922
Refunding Bonds.
5s '07
MtS
35,000c—Mar 4 1927
4%s
M-S$100,000c. —March 1918 5s '11
M-N 75,000r__Nov 15 1931
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13$106,000
Fire Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)_-12,500,000
5s'13
M-N $15,000c--Mar 11933
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T2__$5.90
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13- $136,000
Population in 1910 (Census).-28,827
Revenue bonds (add'l).
22,500
INT.at Miss. Vail. Tr. Co., St. L.
Sinking fund
34,165
Assess, val. '12 (67% act.)_4,249,120
VILLAGE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12-$28.10
This school district (located In St.
Population in 1910 (Census)—7,087
Louis
County)
was
originally the
INTEREST on water bonds payWashington-Normandy School Dis¬
trict.
In July 1906 it was voted to able at Bank of Webster Groves.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1912-
Assessed
_
——
change to the present name.
5s '06
$25,000
1926
50,000c— -1927
12,000—-------1928
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 '10
$87,000
Assessed val. '10 (3-5 act.)_3,100,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1909—$9.00
Population in 1910 (est.)
5,500
INT. on bonds of 1907 payable at
Nat. Bank of Commerce, St. Louis.
—
---
5s '07
_s
*08
— —
—-
WEBSTER GROVES SCH. DIST
bonds are taxable.
All
—
Bldg. (Red. aft. 10 yrs. fr. issue).
4%s*05 J-D $34,000r
—1925
4%s'08 F-A
60,000c--.Feb 7 1928
4%s'll M-N 28,000c—Nov 1 1931
School Bds. (Red. beg. Nov. 1 '22).
4%s'12 M-N$40,000c-__Nov 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913- $162,000
Assessed valuat on 1912—4,980,260
WEBB CITY.
;
This city Is In Jasper Co.
Incorp. School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$12.50
Jan. 9 1890.
Bonds are taxable.
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Com., St. L.
Sewer Bonds.
1
5s'01
J-J
$8,000c
Jan 1 1921
WEST PLAINS SPEC. RD. DIST.
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1906.)
A district in Howell County.
5s '08
F-A $17,000Cf__Feb 1 1928
F-A $30,000--Aug 1 '14-'28
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1918. 5s .'12
$30,000
5s '09
M-S
$8,500c-—Sept 1 1929 TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1 '13Assessed valuation 1912—1,260,845
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1919.)
INT. at Merchants' Laclede Nat.
Funding Bonds.
*
4%s*06 F-A
$7,571c—Aug 20 1916 Bank, St. Louis.
,
4%s'08 F-A .15,300c-..Feb 1 1928
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1918.)
5s '08
M-S
$4,900c—Sept 1 1918
5s '09
J-D $11,500c-_-Dec 1 1929
(Subject to ,call after Dec. 1 1919.
WOOD
DRAIN. DIST.
Alton) is in
RIVER
This district (P. O.
Oregon County.
-s '13
$43,000
—
,
—
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below
we give the statistics regarding all minor civil divisions
reported an Indebtedness of over $25,000
represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
We
add the population from the U.S. Census of 1910.
In the State of Missouri which have
and which
are not
Bonded
Adair County
$
County
County
Blue Township..._>
Boonevllle, Cooper County
Brookfleld (C), Linn County
Barry
.
California (C), Moniteau County.
Calumet Township
;
Cameron (C), Clinton County
39,000
43,000
26,000
58,000
District
25,000
(C), Scott County
26,000
Chillicothe (C), Livingston Co-- 63,000
Clarence Special School District- 25,000
Clarksvlllc
(C), Pike County
26,000
Henry County..31,000
Clinton School District
60,000
Cole County.
...^
26,500
Columbia (C), Boone County
246,500
Desloge School District.
35,000
Doniphan School District
25,000
Elvins
S. D. No. 7,
St. Fran¬
cois County
35,000
Excelsior Springs (C),
Clay Co.. 62,290
Farmington (O
St. Francis Co.. 29,500
Flat River School District No. 61. 53,000
Fulton (C). Callaway County— 33,000
Clinton
(C
-
,
...
,
Fulton School District.
Gallatin School
29,000
32,500
District
Glasgow, Howard County
28,000
Hlgglnsvllle School District
26,000
Holden (C .Johnson County.
33,500
Huntsville (C), Randolph County 47,000
Kirksvllle (C), Adair County
83,000
Lebanon School District
x35,000
Lexington School District
37,000
Lincoln County
30,000
—
Little Tarklo
.
Drainage District--
Louisiana School District
Macon (C), Macon
County-.—-_
Maiden, Dunklin County...—
Marcellne (C), Linn County
Marshall (C), Saline County—
-
Marshall School District
5
06,100,000
— —
45.000
54,500
30,500
43,500
48,000
37,000
32,500
,
1
4, 5&6
4&5
4&5
5
3%
4% to 6
5
5
5
0890,000
262,949
01,804,180
"
4&5
—5
0190,000
4
01,500,000
4,4%
01,700,000
5 '
/6,622,522
4
72,325,000
790.963
5
0600,000
5%
2,154
3,800
2,980
1,781
-
2,082
6.265
„
,
918
4,992
21,957
9,662
3,900
5
4&5
4%&5
4%&5%
4%&5
01,122,482
tl.776,481
tl,658,963
tl.500,000
t850.000
1686,000
1724,796
/765,766
c503,187
/2,146,300
708,000
tl,500,000
t6.172,137
t2,263,050
T2,313,750
-
6
650,000
fl.434,000
.
25,869
18,170
4,252
5,749
'
-
-
tl,204,310
tl,617,953
e400,000
1,436
23,869
5
-----
12,064,750
U, 190,627
fl, 149,620
1783,795
12,000,000
/965.460
Campbell (C), Dunklin County. 33,000
Centralla School
1910.
— -
32,006
87,000
38,100
lotion.
.%
40,000
/6,113,438
z56,000 015,652,733
—
Bates
Popu-
Interest.
.
Drainage District- 27,500
Atchison County Drainage Dlst.*104,000
Austin Township, Cass County-- 40,000
Chaffee
Rate of
Assessed
Valuation.
$
Location—
—
SIKESTON.
This city Is in
was
J-D
5s '94
exempt from city taxes.
Butler School District.
nicipal
&c.
Ditch tax rate (per acre) '12-50 cents
INT. at U.S.Mtg. & Tr,Co.,N. Y.
St.
Debt.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Waterdt.,lncl. 3,424,000
CONSTITUTIONAL
bonds due 1921 at
sewer
on
Louis; on sewer bonds due 1928
at Cleveland, O.; on funding bonds
due 1918,
1928, 1929 & 1931 and
sewer bonds of 1909 at Chicago.
•
This city is in
Mar. 20 1878.
5s '11
Apr. 7 '13. Apr. 8 '12.
$
INT.
N. Y.; on funding bonds due 1916 at
Drainage Bonds (Taxable).
6s '04
July $37,500c.July 1 '14-'18
BOND. DEBT July 1913.—$37,500
holder.
DEBT,
the water debt,
SQUAW CREEK DR. DIST. NO. I.
A drainage district in Holt County.
building bonds of 1899 at Nat. Bank
N. Y. City.
SHELBINA.
TOTAL
A-0 $10,000c—Apr 1 1930
(Subject to call after April 1 1920.)
$95,771
Sinking fund
17,517
Assessed val. '13 (2-5 act.)-2,907,240
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '13-$35.40
Population in 1910 (Census)—11,847
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913-
of Commerce,
Bank of Commerce, N. Y., or at of¬
fice of J. S. Morgan
5s '10
(35% act.).18,000,000
$1,000) 1912—$30.00
Population in 1910
35,201
INT. part at Chase
Nat. Bank,
N. Y., and Guaranty Tr. Co., N. Y.
Total tax (per
in
1914,
1915, 1922, 1928 and 1931, on 3%s
due 1918, 1925 and 1929 is paya¬
ble at Nat. Bank of Commerce, N. Y.,
on
bonds
M-S $13,000c—Sept 1 1931
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1921.)
Fire Department Bonds.
Assessed val.
.
INT.
5s '11
1917).
Street Bonds (Red. June 1
5s '12
J-D $50,000c---June 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$270,000
UNIVERSITY CITY.
-
POPULATION.—In
ST.
125
MISSOURI-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913. J
2,613
-
5,228
1,507
1,507
4%
5
4%
4&5
5
6.347
4&4%
4
,
2,007
2,247
4&5
17,750
tl2.50
4&4%
5&6
4&4%
4
'
3,584
2,116
3,920
4,869
126
NORTH DAKOTA-DEBT OF STATE.
Bonded
Assessed
Debt.
Valuation.
Rate of
Int.
lation.
$
$
%
1910
Location.
Maryvllle School District
Mexico School
$53,000
245,000
District
Milan (C), Sullivan County
43,000
Mineral Township, Jasper County 26,000
Mississippi County
25,000
Mississippi Co. Dr. Dlst. No. 25-- 28.000
Moberly School District
52,000
0$2,476,904
2,200,000
0530,000
3,400,000
/4,612,784
County
35,500
Mt. Vernon Special Road Dist— 50,000
Naylor Drainage District No. 1.-232,676
Neosho (C), Newton County
40,000
35,000
25,000
Odessa School District
Oregon, Holt County
25,500
Palmyra, Marlon County
32,000
Pierce Township, Lawrence Co._ 28,000
Pleasant Hill «5), Cass County— 39,000
Pleasant Hill (Twp), Cass County 53,000
Polk County
25,000
Randolph County.
25,000
Rich Hill (C), Bates County
*52,000
Richmond (C), Ray County.-.- 57,000
Rolla (C), Phelps County
46,500
.
——
Salem School
District
....
Sarcoxie Special Road Dist
Savannah School District
__
Schuyler County
Scott County
------
28,833
4)4
5
-——
5
4)4
4
'
-----
4, 4)4&4)i
(75,854,611
4
111,071,713
5
• /514.606
5
11,234,883
43^&5
—
638,450
/675,000
5
6
/577.000
6
4&5
1950,000
r3,643,251
08,000,000
40,000
Scott County Levee Dlst. No.2_.
Slater (C), Saline County.
1,002
2,168
3,789
2,065
2,439
21,561
26,182
2,755
3,664
2,261
SECTION 185.
become the owner of the
capital stock of.any association or corporation,
shall the State engage m
any work of internal improvement unless
authorized by a two-thirds vote of the
people.
NOT
4
4)4
1800,000
01,561,238
11,624,080
9,134
5,656
1,800,000
1,595
4,689
110.00
4&4)4
5
3)4&4)4
1,089,840
11,200,000
1607,360
ENDORSED
BY AUDITOR,
ETC.
evidence of debt of any county, or bond of any
township or other political
fl,900,000
/3,780,912
VALID UNLESS
SECTION 187.
No bond or evidence of indebtedness of the State shall
be valid unless the same shall have endorsed thereon a certificate
signed
by the Auditor and Secretary of State, showing that the bond or evidence
of debt is issued pursuant to law and is within the debt
limit.
No bond or
-----
5
-
the
or any
make donations to
or
nor
—
3,238
2,996
5
5
,¥
State nor any county, city, township,
other political subdivision, shall loan or give
or in aid of any individual, association or
corporation, except for necessary support of the poor, nor subscribe to or
its credit
9,062
22,372
—
—
Neither
town, school district,
4)4&5
3)4&4
921,037
.
SECTION 184.
Any city, county, township, town, school district,
any other political subdivision,
incurring indebtedness, shall, at or
before the time of so doing, provide for the collection of an annual tax
sufficient to pay the interest and also the
principal thereof when due, and
all laws or ordinances
providing for the payment of the interest or princi¬
pal of any debt shall be irrepealable until such debt be paid.
------
5
0715,925
be void.
or
——
6
_
,
entire amount of existing indebtedness, whether contracted
prior or sub¬
sequent to the adoption of this constitution shall be included; provided,
further, that any incorporated city may become indebted in any amount
not exceeding four
(4) per centum on such assessed value without regard
to the existing indebtedness of such
city, or for the purpose of constructing
or
purchasing water-works for furnishing a supply of water to the In¬
habitants of such city, or for the
purpose of constructing sewers,and for
no other purpose whatever.
All bonds or obligations in excess of the amount
of indebtedness
permitted by this constitution given by any city, county,
township, town, school district, or any other political subdivision, shall
3,661
——
-
115,901,664
1601,925
1628,290
11,006,160
1985,000
/480.612
therein; provided,
any incorporated city may, by a two-thirds vote, increase such In¬
debtedness three (3) per' centum on such assessed value beyond said five (5)
per cent limit.
In estimating the Indebtedness which a city, county, town¬
ship, school district or any other political subdivision may incur, the
12,863
5
5
exceed five (5) per
that
-
—_—4)4
26,500
25,000
36,500
41,500
41,000
51,500
Snl-a-Bar (Twp), Lafayette Co.. 30.000
Springfield School District
40,000
Stoddart County Dr. Dlst. No. 2- 50,731
Taney County
41,500
Tarkio School District
26,000"
Trenton (C), Grundy County
34,500
Trenton School District
34,500
Vandalia (C), Audrain County— 25,000
Warrensburg (C
Johnson Co
32,000
Warrensburg School District
35,000
Washington County
30,000
Washington Twp., Lafayette Co. 28,000
West Plains (C), Howell County, 27,500
Windsor (C), Henry County
44,000
or any other political subdivision, shall never
centum upon the assessed value of the taxable
property
2,191
4,646
14,557
6
The debt of any county, township, city, town, school
district,
---
New Madrid Co. Dr. Dlst. No. 7.a258,000
New Madrid Co. Dr. Dlst. No. 9.al79,000
Nodaway County.
SECTION 183.
—
(7300,000
2,432,000
13.486,825
1,430,552
Morgan
be any part or portion of said two hundred thousand dollars.
4)$
6
5
xcvii.
to provide for public defense in case of threatened hostilities; but the
issuing
of new bonds to refund
existing indebtedness shall not be construed to
Popt-
4H&5
[Vol.
13,378
3,625
2.914
2.241
5
5
subdivision, shall be valid unless the same have endorsed thereon a cer¬
tificate signed by the County Auditor, or other officer authorized
by law
to sign such certificate,
stating that said bond or evidence of debt is issued
pursuant to law and is within the debt limit.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—Under date of Dec. 11 1911,
Secretary of State advised us that "there is no specific exemption
the
with
(C)
City.
(Twp) Township,
a Unable to get later figures than
1906
county officials.' c 1908 figures., e 1910 figures.
/ 1911 figures,
from county officials.
/ 1911 figures,
t 1912 figures,
g 1913 figures.
x This covers merely a recent issue of bonds; we are not informed as to what
is total debt,
z Total debt.
* Floating debt.
>
from
relation
debtedness
to the matter of bonds or notes or other evidences of in¬
issued by this State or any of its municipalities.
These evi¬
dences of indebtedness are held as representing the amount in dollars and
cents for which the same may be executed."
"POPULATION
OF STATE.—The population of North Dakota in 1910
was 577,056; in 1900, 319,146; in 1890, 190,983; in 1880, 36,909;
1870, 14,181; in 1860, 4,837.
The figures for 1860 and 1870 are for
both North and South Dakota.
(Census)
in
State of North
•.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Dakota.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
ITS
,
DEBT, RESOURCES,
as a
Territory (Act March 2 1861)_.March 2 1861
Admitted
as
Total
of State
State
see
ETC.
alphabetical order among the following
the end of this State.
"Additional Statements" at
ADAMS
Organized
area
a
State (Act Feb. 22 1889).-.
Nov. 2 1889
(square miles)
--70,796
Capital
Bismarck
Governor (term expires 1st Tues. Jan. 1915),-L. B. Hanna
Sec. of State (term ends 1st Tues. Jan.
1915)—Thos. Hall
Treasurer (term ends 1st Tues. Jan. 1915)-—Gunder Olson
Auditor (term ends 1st Tues. Jan. 1915)—.Carl O.
Jorgenson
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first
Tuedsay after
the first Monday in January, and sessions are limited to sixty
days.
,
NOTE.—For reports not given in
COUNTY.
Hettinger is the county seat.
•
Seed-Grain Bonds.
7s '12
M-S $50,000
Mar 1 1914
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 26 '13$74,500
Assessed valuation 1912:2,296,668
Population in 1910—
——5,407
BURLEIGH
Bismarck
COUNTY.
Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds (tax exempt).
6s '92
J-J
$20,OOOc
—1914
4Hs'98A-0
71,000
1918
BOND. DEBT Nov 17'13Assess, val. '13.(1-3
$91,000
act.)_-7,503,288
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13-$20.20
BILLINGS
Population in 1910
COUNTY.
13,087
INTEREST on 6s payable at Chase
county seat.
A
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; and on 4 Ms at
portion of this county has been taken
Harris Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago.
to form the county of Golden Valley.
Grain-Seed Bds. (red. Mar. 1 '14)
6s '12
M-S $50,000——Mar 1 1917 CASS COUNTY.
County has no general bonded debt.
Fargo Is the county seat.
Assessment debt Sept 29 '13-$50,000
Drainage District Bonds.
Floating debt
27.984 5s&6s
$148,662
1914-1924
Sinking fund
33,381 County bond, debt Sept 1 '13 $15,000
Assessed valuation 1913—4,250,977 Drainage debt
(add'l)
148,662
(Assessment 1-3 on personal and 1-5 Sinking fund
39,580
Medora
is
the
—
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of State debtjsee "State and
City Supplement" of April 1893, page 116.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$38,600c—July 1 1915
J-J
113,000c—May 15 1920
4s *94
J-J
50,000c—July 1 1914
4s '93
J-J
30,000c—July 1 1923
4s 97
J-J
63,000c—May 1 1927
4s'99
M-N 22,700c-—May 1 1919
4s '97
J-J
49,000c—May 1 1927
Funding Bonds.
4s '91 M-NS106,000c—Mar 20 1921
Twine and Cordage Factory.
4s '01
J-J
$75,000c—May 1 1$21
4s '95
Insane Hospital, Jamestown.
4s'99
Jan $50,OOOc—June 1 1919
4s'90
Soldiers' Home, Lisbon.
4s '99
J-J
$20,000c-— July 1 1929
Capitol Building Bonds.
$50,000
July 1 1923
Reform School, Mandan.
4s '01
Jan $20,000c—Sept 1 1921
State Univer't & Sch. of Mines.
4s '01
$50,000
July 1 1921
Agricultural College Bonds.
4s '01
$50,000--.May 11 1921
Revenue Bonds.
4s '93
—
—
J-J
$150,000c—July 1 1925
Jan. 1 '13.
July 1 '12.
July 1 '11.
July 1 '13.
$937,300
$937,300
$937,300
$939,300
(which include bonds issued for twine and cordage
factory and for State institutions), all are held by the common school fund,
except $233,600, which are held by persons outside of State.
The invest¬
Of the above bonds
ments of the Permanent School Fund on'Jan. 1 1913 amounted to
267.69.
On the same date the bonds held by other educational
$4,724,-
institutions
amounted to
$1,632,115.10.
$270,835..
The cash
■
on hand
,y..
\
July 1 1913 amounted
Real
Personal
Estate.
1913———$205,131,797
199,073,743
193.583,578
182,124,702
1908
147.147,963
1905.—-— 113,127,196
190073,574,494
189664,722,092
1912
1911—-,1909
to
INTEREST
at
County
Treas¬
Assessed val. 1913
21,066,119
(Assess't 25 to 30% actual value.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13-S14.90
Population in 1910
-33,953
urer's office.
INT. at
Total Assessed
Property.*
$101,908,054
one-
State tax
Valuation.
per%1,000 a
$307,039,851
$4.50
294,770,325
4.40
288,475,341
4.40
278,400,230
5.20
228^767,262
5.20
173,551,077
5.30
117,204,485
5.50
.93,398,978
5.50
82.351,987
6.50
95,696,582
94,891,763
96,275,528
81,619,299
60,423,881
43,629,991
28,676.886
1893
at
BISMARCK.
Blsmarpk Is the capital of the State
the
county seat
of Burleigh
Incorp. Sept. 20 1900. All
bonds are tax-free. Pop'n 1910, 5,443
DEVIL'S
Street Bonds.
4s '09
Nov
$5,000—Nov 1 1919
Funding Bonds.
4Ms
$32,000—
Auditorium Bonds.
4s '12
$45,000
Apr 1 1932
Fire-Hall Bonds.
4s '11
$15,000_June 30 '16,'21,*26
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913$97,000
.
„
Ramsey County.
Funding Bonds.
4s *13
$38,000—Apr
—
TOTAL DEBT
Population in 1910—
15 1933
(?)
—5,157
DICKEY COUNTY.
Ellendale Is the county seat.
„
---
LAKE!
This city is in
and
County.
office of County Treas, of
Security Nat. Bank, Minn.
tax-exempt.
Bondi
Pop'n in 1910, 9,839.
4Hs'02 J-J
4Hs'10J-J
$10,000c—1917& 1922
50,000c-1920
BOND. DEBT Mar 11913-$60,000
Assess, val. (30% act.) '12-1,810,359 Sinking fund
11,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$63.70 Assessed val. '12 (1-5
act.)_5,991,210
State&Go.tax(per $1,000) '12-$14.65
.
„
—
•
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State's assessed valuation (about
fourth actual value) has been as follows
Years.
—
—_
4s '05
TOTAL DEBTBonded debt
on real estate.)
•„
State & Co. tax(per$1,000)' 13 $18.50
Population in 1910
>10,186
BISMARCK SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Funding Bonds.
4s '06
$20,000
1926
4s
J-J
8,000c-.Oct 10 1924
—
-
4s'11
,
50,000--Apr
20,1931
(?)
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.
INT.
payable at State Treasury.
INTEREST
able at
on
Farmers'
bonds of 1902 pay¬
& Mechanics' Sav.
Bank. Minneapolis;
Harris Trust
other bonds at
Bank, Chicago.
on
& Sav.
DIVIDE COUNTYT
Crosby Is the county seat. Bond*
tax-exempt.
Pop'n 1910, 6,013.
_s
$26.000—
Refunding Bonds.
6s
F-A $15,OOOc—,'
1931
,
—
BOTTINEAU CQNNTY.
Bottineau is the county seat.
-
4s '13
M-N 18,500c-.May 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
Seed-Grain Bonds.
$26,000r—Dec 2 1915 7s '11
A-0 $25,OOOc—Apr 1 1916
5s
12,000r__Mar 20 1923 TOT. BD. DT. Nov
1913.
$84,500
Court-House Bonds.
Floating debt
46,209
5s
$25,000r—Sept 20 1922 Assess, val. '13
(1-3 act.) -3,539,303
Funding Bonds.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13 $22.50
5s
$25,000r__Apr 20 1924
INT. on seed-grain bonds at Minn.
Drainage Bonds.
Loan & Trust Co., Minneapolis;
re¬
6s
$100,000
^
♦The assessed
the valuation
valuation
of railroad
of personal property as given above
includes
and street
and
railway property, express companies
telegraph and telephone companies.
In 1913 these amounted to
$47,069,187; in 1912, $44,829,471; in 1911, $43,269,841; in 1909,
$41,846,1908. $34,250,452.
385; in
DEBT
LIMITATION.—The limitations to the
debt-making power oj
municipalities of North Dakota are found in Article XII
the State and
of its constitution.
The provisions with reference to the matter
plete and stringent, and
are as
are com¬
follows:
every
such law shall provide for levying
—
—
_
an
annual
tax
sufficient
to
---
1912
BOND. DEBT May 5 1913
ie
such tax to the payment of said principal and interest, and such
appropri¬
ation shall not be repealed nor the tax discontinued until such
debt, both
Srinclpal and interest, shall have been fully paid. No debt in
tie limit named shall be incurred except for the purpose of repelling in¬
excess of
vasion, suppressing insurrection, defending the State in time of war, or
$88,000
111 ,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-5 act.)—8,949,632
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12.$23.40
17,295
Population in. 1910
BOWMAN COUNTY.
Bowman is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
5s T1"
J-J
$72,000r—July 1 1931
_
Say passage of such law, and shall the principal within thirty proceeds of
the interest semi-annually, and specially appropriate the years from
^
—
Drainage district debt
SECTION 182.
The State may, to meet casual deficits or failure
in
the revenue, or in case of extraordinary
emergencies, contract debts, but
such debts shall never in the ^aggregate exced the sum of two
hundred
thousand dollars,- exclusive of Vhat may be the debt of North
Dakota
at the time of the adoption of this constitution.
Every such debt shall be
authorized by law for certain purposes, to be definitely mentioned
therein,
and
6s
.
Seed-Grain Bon is.
6s '12
F-A $35,000.—Feb
funding bonds at Continental & Com¬
mercial Nat. Bank, Chicago;
other
bonds at State Treasurer's office.
FARGO.
6s
Fargo Is situated In Cass County.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
—_
$30,000c—Nov 15 1915
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '11
J-J f$45,000cJuly 'le-^l-^S
\ 20,000c
July 1931
Funding Bonds.
"
4s *13
$57,341
July 1 1933
General Purpose Bonds.
.
20 1915
„
—
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 *12- $127,000
Assessed valuation 1912,—2,786,852
4s '13
S ta te& C o. tax (per $1,000)' 'll-$25.00
Population in 1910—4———4,668
5s
$100,000
,-1932
Refunding B&nds.
•
June
$9,000c_—June 1 1924
„
PEMBINA COUNTY.
Cavalier is the county seat.
FARGO
(Concluded)—
Electric-Light Bonds.
„
6s
_
Court-House Bonds.
$10,000c—Mar 1 1927
4s'12
$85,000
June 11932
Hospital Bonds.
Jail Bonds.
5s *10 M-N$15,000cNovl. 15- 20- 25
$15,000
Junel 1932
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 10 '13—$59,000 4s '12
Water debt (add'l)
152,341 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913- $100,000
Assessed val. '12(1-5 act.).6,702,776
Water debt sinking fund—
35.920
Assessment debt (add'l)
781,540 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$17.60
14,749
Floating debt
5,720 Population in 1910
5s '12
s-a
4s
_
—
4s *10
F-A
Aug 1930
$70,000r
Jail Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s'10
F-A $15,000r
Aug 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
$88,000
GRAND FORKS.
situated In Grand Forks
County. Inc. Feb. 22 '81. All bonds Assessed valuation 1912—.4,230,262
tax-exempt.
Pop'n 1910, 12,478.
Population in 1910
—9,740
This city Is
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'05 F-A $50,000c._-Aug 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
4
4s
...
4s '09
...
$45,000c...Sept 1 1930
40,000c—Apr 1 1929
Water Bonds.
5Hs
...
„
...
...
Filtration Bonds.
4s
County seat Is Devil's Lake.
Funding Bonds.
M-N$18,000c—.May 1 1915
M-S
5,000c—Mar 19 1920
Refunding Bonds.
4J4s
M-S $30,000c__Mar 19 1920
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913$53,000
Sinking fund
6,104
Assessed val. '12(1-5 act.).7,535,990
State&Oo.tax(per $1,000) '12.$15.50
Population in 1910
15,199
6s
_
4s
Sept 1 1914
M-S $40,000c
6s
COUNTY.
$15,000c...June 11919 4Ks
"
13,000c..-May 1 1926
32,000c—May 1 1930
Refunding Water Bonds.
6s
$30,000c—Nov 1 1917
4s
RAMSEY
Light & Power Bonds (Serial).
$22,000c—May 1 1930
...
...
Mar 1 1930 ROLETTE
$66,000c
City-Hall Bonds.
$40,000c
June 11931
GEN. BDS. Sept 1 1913. .$263,000
Water-works bonds (.add'l). 130,000
4s
846,705
Impt. warrants (add'l)
Sinking
2,599
fund
Val. city-owned prop. '13__2,430,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..4,323,785
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$63.10
Rolla
is
COUNTY.
the
county seat.
Bonds
Popula'n 1910, 9,558.
Funding Bonds.
6s '96
A-0 $26,000c__Oct 20 1919
5s'05
F-A
25,000c-Aug 15 1925
Refunding Bonds.
5s *02
A-O $20,000c—Apr 8 1922
BOND. DEBT Sept 27 '13..$71,000
Floating debt
2,250
Sinkingfund
5,111
are
taxable.
bonds
on
water
State
at
4s
and
funding
Treasurer's
office,
135,258 others at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give
which have reported a bonded
statistics regarding places In North Dakota
Indebtedness of over $25,000 and which are
We add the popula¬
represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
tion from the U. S. Census of 1910
not
Total
•
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Assessed
Treas.
Valuation,
;.
Billings County
70,828
51,262
District—. 37,000
Devil's Lake Special Sch. Dlst. 47,500
Dickinson, Stark County
80,800
Emmons County
40,000
County
Casselton School
Burke
—
Fargo School District
55,000
Foster County
75,000
Grafton, Walsh County
52,800
Griggs County
30,000
Jamestown, Stutsman County. 41,000
Kidder County
26,000
McHenry County
—
70,000
Mcintosh County...
25,000
Mandan (C), Morton County. .118,000
31,000
Minot Park District.
91,000
Morton County..
36,000
Nelson County..
Ransom County
40,000
88,000
Sargent County.
32,500
Stutsman County
Towner County..
29,000
Wells County
42,000
—
—
Tax
_
_
a946,826
*4,510,244
*6,285,840
*3,670,257
939
292,421
*4,421,559
9,700 *1,537,000
53,647 *3,595,596
12,000 *8,342,555
80,000 *3,324,572
29,438
*
1912 figures,
1910.
18,066
1,003
9,064
3,678
9,796
*16.40
/18.40
22.40
*47.30
*35.00
*16.00
a916,700 a79.50
*2,451,787
117,763all,088.805
287,437 *5,740,077
106,311 *4,707,599
75,914 a5,137,897
300,000*11,367.332
233,360 *5,275,683
205,503 *5,918,133
Popula¬
tion in-
per
*4,024,136
2,000
22,762
19,338
15.000
57,958
/ 1911 figures.
b State and county tax.
■
$1,000
30,000 244,709x10,646,458/$14.20
1423,399 *71.00
25,000
$
$
$
Barnes County
Beach (V),
Cash in
Debt.
■
Location—
—
Street Bonds.
4s
INT.
Assessment debt (add'l)...
.
val.'13(40%act.) 6,290,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$51.30 PIERCE COUNTY.
Population in 1910
14,331
Rugby Is the county seat.
Court-House Bds. (Tax-exempt).
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
.
4s
Apr $63,000c--Apr 10 1930
GEN. BD. DT. Nov 1913. $117,005
6,835
fund
Assessed
Sinkingfund
$19,000
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$12,000c
1917-1922 Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)..1,183,830
Apr
27.500c_.Apr 10 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—. 73.70
Funding Bond3.
—
.
Sinking
127
SOUTH DAKOTA-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913. J
a22.90
*16.30
*17.90
al5.40
*12.30
*15.00
*14.30
a
5,313
2,229
6,274
4,358
5,962
17,627
7,251
3,873
—
25,289
10,140
10,345
9,202
18,189
8,963
11,814
1913 figures.
...
INT. on funding
bonds,
water
5Hs, refunding water and filtration
Assessed val. '13(H act.)—3,696,497
York; others State&Co.tax
(per $1,000) '13.$21.00
bonds payable in New
in Bismarck.
INTEREST on funding bonds of
1896 payable at Chase Nat. Bank,
N.Y.; on funding bonds of 1905 at
$35,000—June 25 1916 First Nat.
Bank, Chicago; on refund¬
6s
J-J
25,000
Apr 1 1917
ing bonds at First Nat. Bank, Minn.
4s
J-J
17,500
Oct 1 1920
4s,
J-J
7,500—Sept 20 1922
4s
J-J
10,000—Aug 15 1928 SHERIDAN COUNTY.
'
4s
J-J
35,000
May 2 1929
McCluskey
is
the
county
seat.
4s
J-J
20,000
Sept 2 1927 Bonds are taxable.
Pop'n '10, 8,103.
4s
J-J
25,000.—Nov 20 1923
Seed-Grain Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$175,000
7s '11
J-J
$50,000c
...1917
Assessed val. '13 (1-3 act.)_4,180,019 BOND.
DEBT Sept 29 T3-$50,000
School tax (per $1,000) '12—$20.00
Sinking fund
42,460
INT. on 6s at Chase Nat. Bank,
Assessed val. '13 (10 to 20%
N. Y.; on others at State Treas.
actual)..
3,140,000
office in Bismarck.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000 )'131$15.50
GRAND FORKS IND. SCH. DIST
..
.
.
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•
•
•
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•
GRAND FORKS COUNTY.
Grand Forks is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4s *13 May $200,000
May 1 1933
BOND. DEBT
Sept 1913.-$200.000
Assess, val. '12(18%act.).14,169,589
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) *12_$17.07
Population in 1910
27,888
HETTINGER
Mott
COUNTY.
Is the county
seat.
County Bonds.
4s '08
...
—1918
$20.000.
Funding Bonds.
5Hs'09
$14,000
INTEREST payable at Mlnn.Loan
& Trust
Co., Minneapolis.
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;
Territory (Act March 2 1861)....March 2 1861
Organized
as a
Admitted
as a
Total
of State (square
State
ITS
;
area
State (Act Feb. 22 1889)
Capital -—;
Governor
Nov. 2 1889
miles)
--.77,650
-.Pierre
—
(till Tues. after 1st Mon. Jan. 1915)__F. M. Byrne
Sec. of State
Treasurer
(till Tues. after 1st Mon. Jan. 1915)_F. Glasner
(till Tues. after 1st Mon. Jan. 1915)_A. W. Ewert
""LEGISLATURE
meets
biennially in odd
the first Monday in January, and
sessions
years
are
This city is in Barnes
County.
Water-Works Bonds (tax-exempt).
6s
J-J
$5,000c—July 15 1915
Elec. Lt. Bonds (tax-exempt).
6s
F-A
$6.000c...Aug 2 1917
5s
A-O
18.000cApr 1T9-24-29
City Hall Bonds (tax-exempt).
4s' •
J-D $15,000c J'nel'17-22-25
Sewer Bond* (tax-exempt).
($15,000c—Apr 15 1923
A-O
15.000c—Apr 15 1928
.1929
( 20,000c—Apr 15 1933
Seed-Grain Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 11913—$94,000
6s '12
J-J
$35,000
Mar 1 1917
Floating debt
_.i
10,500
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 11913—$69,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept 11913-104.500
Floating debt
18,000 Sinking fund
11,168
Sinking fund.
38,000 NET DEBT Sept 1 1913
93.332
Assessed val. '12(1-5 act.).3,000,882 Assessed val. '12
(1-5 act.). 1,145,681
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.I20.20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$62.60
Population in 1910
6,557 Population in 1910
4,606
INT. on bonds of 1912 at Standard
INT. on city-hall and sewer bonds
Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago.
at State Treasurer's office; others at
Valley City.
LA MOURE COUNTY.
WAHPETON.
La
Moure
Is
the
This city Is In Richland County.
county
seat.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Water-Works Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
M-S
$36,000
4^s
A-0 $50.000c...Oct 1 1928
City-Hall Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913...$50,000 5s
M-S
$18,000—s.
1930
Sinking fund——...— 12.278 GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13..$54,000
Assessed val, (1-5 act.) '13.6,213,256 Sewer district bonds (add'l)
17,675
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13-S14.17 Sewer district warr'ts (add'l) 19,012
1,113
Population in 1910
10,724 Sidewalk warrants (add'l)
INT. at Central Tr. Co., Chicago.
General fund warrants
14,094
Water-works warrants—;
13,210
Firemen's fund warrants
122
MG LEAN COUNTY.
Total indebtedness Sept 1 '13 119,226
Washburn Is the county seat.
Total
resources,
including
Seed-Grain Bonds.
cash on hand
148,910
7s '11
s-a
$40,000c
1913-1916
Assessed valuation 1912.
610,558
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912
$67,000
Total tax rate(per$ 1,000) '09.$6o.00
Sinking fund
13,000
Population in 1910.——2,467
Assessed valuation 1912—5,843,868
...
......
—
the Tuesday after
on
limited to sixty days.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For history of State debt
Supplement" of April 1893, page 118.
VALLEY CITY.
4s
■"
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
J-J
6s
Dakota.
State of South
see
"State and City
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The State has no bonded debt; the floating debt
on Oct. 20 1913 was: Revenue warrants, $370,000.
Cash on hand Oct. 20
1913, $697,118.
EQUALIZED VALUATION.—The following statement shows the
total
valuation of real estate, personal, railroad property, telegraph, telephone,
express and sleeping-car companies,
Assessment and Equalization.
Year.
1913—
-
1912——
1911—..
1910—..
1908
Valuation.
§$1,195,402,548
354,278,413
349.640,703
337,702,276
281,654,712
222.426,469
219,647,674
214,239,028
—
1906
—
1905
-
1904
as
equalized by the State Board of
Year.
Valuation.
1901
1900—.
—
1899
1898
—
1897.
1896
-
1895
1894
$173:206,733
172,255,085
158,330.111
118.580,496
120.175,431
119,391,156
121,751,151
128,046,765
136,032,840
187,531,381 1893...
§ The State constitution requires that all property shall be assessed at
full value, but until 1913 there was no real attempt to comply with this
By virtue of the powers vested in the Tax Commission
requirement.
created ay an Act passed at the 1913 Legislature (Chapter 352), a vigorous
1902
—
—.
—.
effort has been made to have all property
in the State assessed at full value,
and this will account for the great increase in the 1913 total of the assess¬
Prior to 1913, assessments were on a basis of from 15% to 40%
of the actual value.
ments.
TAX RATE.—The tax rate (per $1,000) for 1912 was $4.00.
.
v
,
_.
DEBT
LIMITATION.-rSouth Dakota has incorporated into
its
con¬
stitution very stringent provisions limiting the debt-making power of the
State and its municipalities.
and
are as
follows:
All these provisions
are
found in Article XII,
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•
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—
This city Is In
Ward County. Com¬
adopted
Pop'n 1910, 6,188.
mission form of government
Funding Bonds.
4s '09
$115,000r
Oct 1 1929
Water Bonds.
5s '04
$8,000r__June 15 1924
6s '08
30,000r__0ct
15 1928
Water and Sewer Bonds.
5s '05
$21,000r—Dec 1 1925
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 25'13.$74,000
—
Mlnot Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
4^s'05 J-J $150,000c—July 1 1925
GEN. BONDS Oct 1 '13—$150,000
Floating debt
Sinkingfund
65,093
64,501
Assessed
val.'13(J^ act.).10,992.888
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 'I3.$19.60
Population in 1910
25,281
...
INT. at First Nat. Bk.t Chicago.
...
...
Spec, assessm't debt
(add'l)350,000
COUNTY.
Wllllston Is the county seat.
WILLIAMS
Grain-Seed Bond*.
fund
33,491
Assessed val.'13(1-3 act.)__2,451,787
7s '11
M S $15,000
Mar 1 1916
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '13. $108,500
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
fund
and
other
assets July 1 1912
298,611
Assess, val. *12 (35% act.).6,676,539
Smking
MOUNTRAIL COUNTY.
Stanley is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
F-A $50,000
Aug 1 1933
Refunding Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $50,000c—Aug 1 1933
TOTAL
DEBT
(?)
Population in 1910---8,49
4s *13
Nor shall the State engage in
work of internal improvement.
defraying extraordinary expenses
and making
or to meet dasiial deficits or failure
in revenue, the State may contract debts never to exceed with previous
debts in the aggregate $100,000. and no greater indebtedness shall be
incurred except for the purpose of repelling invasion, suppressing insurrec¬
tion or defending the State or the United States in war. and provision
shall be made by law for the payment of the interest annually and the
principal when due, by tax levied for the purpose or from other sources
of revenue; which law providing for the payment of such interest and
principal by such tax or otherwise shall be irrepealable until such debt is
paid; provided however, the State of South Dakota shall have the power to
refund the Territorial debt assumed by the State of South Dakota by bonds
For the purpose
public improvements,
(per $1,000) 'll.$19.70
Population in 1910
—14,496 WARD COUNTY.
in July 1909.
time of war for the defense of the State.
any
SECTION 2.
State&Co.tax
MINOT.
SECTION 1.
Neither the State nor any county township or munici¬
pality shall loan or give its credit or make donation to or in aid of any
Individual, association or corporation, except for the necessary support
of the poor, nor subscribe to or become the owner of the capital stock of
any association or corporation, nor pay or become responsible for the
debt or liability of any individual, association or corporation; provided
that the State may assume or pay such debt or liability when incurred in
of
of the State of South Dakota.
SECTION 3.
That the indebtedness of the State of South Dakota
limited by section 2 of this article shall be in addition to the debt of the
Territory of Dakota assumed by and agreed to be paid by South Dakota.
Section 4 amended in 1896 and again in 1902, now reads as follows:
SECTION 4.
The debt of any county, city, town, school district, civil
township or other subdivision shall never exceed five (5) per centum upon
the assessed valuation of the taxable property therein for the year pre¬
ceding that in which said indebtedness is incurred.
"In estimating the amount of the indebtedness which a municipality
State & Co. tax(per$l,000)T2 $17.20
or subdivision
may incur, the amount of indebtedness contracted prior
Population in "1910
14,234
to the adoption of the constitution shall be included:
"Provided, That any county, municipal corporation, civil township,
district or other subdivision may incur an additional indebtedness not
WILLISTON.
This city is in Williams Co.
exceeding ten per centum upon the assessed valuation of the taxable
Inc.
May 12 1904.
Pop'n 1910, 3,124.
property therein for the year preceding that in which said indebtedness
Electric-Light Bonds.
JL Is incurred, for the purpose of providing water and sewerage, for irrigation,
6s
J-D $15,000c
1922-192/^ domestic uses, sewerage and other purposes; and
Sinking
128
SOUTH DAKOTA—CITIES AND TOWNS
Provided, further, That in
a
city where the population is 8,000 or
DEADWOOD
more,
such city may incur an indebtedness not
exceeding eight per centum upon
the assessed valuation of the taxable property therein for the year next
Bonds
f
BONDS—The
Attorney-General
advised us, under date of Jan. 17 1912 ,that he did not know of any statute
exempting from taxation bonds or notes or other evidences of indebtedness issued by the State or any of its municipalities.
TAXATION
■;
OF
MUNICIPAL
POPULATION OF STATE.—The population of South Dakota has
been reported as follows in the years named.
The figures for 1900 include
Indians
and
excluded
•
whites
on
Idian
in previous 'years were
The aggregate of such persons in 1890
reservations, .who
the enumeration.
from
was
19,792, and should be added to the total for that year in making
comparisons.
These figures were not reported for 1910.
The number
of Indians alone included in the population for 1910 was 20,303.
1910
583,88811890
348,60011870
*14,181
1900..-:
401,57011880
98,268|1860
*4,837
— — —
-- —
1,864
J-J
Total tax
6.000c. __Mar 1
1920
(per $1,000) 1912—.$39.40
INT. payable at Deadwood.
MEADE
A-O $150,000-
5s
Apr 1 1932
22,000
July 1 1933
BOND.DEBT May 17'13- $204,000
Warrant debt.
14,498
-
Cath in treasury
;
J-J
$24,500c-.July 1 1920
July 1 1910)
4o,500c__.July 1 1922
(Subject to call after July 1 1912)
(Subject to
J-J
—
I
Refunding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
5s
6s '13
COUNTY.
County seat Is Sturgls.
FALL RIVER COUNTY.
Hot Springs is the county seat.
or sub¬
and also the principal thereof when due, and all laws or ordinances pro¬
viding for the payment of the interest or principal, of any debt shall be
irrepealable until such debt be paid.
65,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.)_l,126,938
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13$41,000
INT. on water-works and artesianSinking fund
1,000 well bonds at Chemical Nat. Bk., N.
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_5,887,719
Y. C.; other bonds at Minn. Loan
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$6.00
& Trust Co., Minneapolis.
Population in 1913 (est.)
5,600
division incurring the same."
SECTION 5.
Any city, county, town, school district or any other
subdivision incurring indebtedness shall, at or before the time of so doing,
provide for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest
Assessment debt (add'l)
Sinking fund
tax-exempt.
M-N$35,000c_Nov 1 '14-'24
5s
county, municipal corporation, civil township, district or other subdivision,
as the case
may be, which is proposed to be included therein, and no such
debt shall ever be incurred for any of the purposes in this section provided,
unless authorized by a vote in favor thereof by a majority of the electors
of such county, municipal corporation, civil township, district
SCHOOL DIST.
xcvii.
5s
preceding that in which said indebtedness is incurred, for the purpose of
constructing street railways, electric lights or other lighting plants:
"Provided, further, That no county, municipal corporation, civil town¬
ship, district or subdivision shall be included within such district or sub¬
division without a majority vote in favor thereof, of the electors of the
"Nj
are
[Vol.
36,471
Amt.
borrowed from State
School Fund..
5s
call after
J-J
Judgment Bds. (red. Nov. 1 '1$.)
5s *08
M-N$25,000c
Nov 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $102,100
Floating debt
143,747
101,000
Sinking fund..
44,249
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$28.00 Assassed val. '13 (actual).12,324,208
State & co. .tax (per $1,000) '13-$9.00
Population in 1910
,.7,763
Population in 1910 (Census)-.12,640
Assessed valuation 1912...3,292,080
FORT
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
PIERRE.
,
This
city Is In Stanley
Inc. 1890. Pop'n 1910, 792.
Count*
MINNEHAHA COUNTY.
Sioux Falls is the county seat.
Water-Wks.
Bds. (Tax-exempt).
$35,500c_Jan 1 •25&*27
Jail Bonds (red. after1916).
'11 s-a $50,000c
1921-1926
Court-House Bds. (Tax-exempt).
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$50,000
J-D $10,000c...June 1 1927
Assessed val. '13 (actual).62,068,643
GEN. BONDS Nov 1911—$45,500
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13. .$6.68
Assessment debt
3,230
Population in 1910
29,631
Floating debt
30,000
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Sinking fund.
5,200
5s g '07 J-J
4Ms
6s '07
♦This is
theifotafl
for both North and South Dakota.
...
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Assessed valuation
ABERDEEN.
This city Is In Brown Co.
Incorp.
8 1882All bonds are taxexempt.
Commission
government
adopted Feb. 28 1911. V. 92. p. 749.
order among the following see "Addi¬
4Ms'09 M-N
5s '11
1 1915
35,000c_.Nov 15 1919
16,000c___Apr 1 1917
Water-Works Bonds.
5s'08
$40,000c...July 11928
INT.
on
Continental
water-works
$60.00
bonds
Commercial
&
Trust
&
Savings Bank, Chicago
COUNTY.
Brookings Is the county seat.
Court-House (red. aft. Dec. 27 '15)
HOT
SPRINGS
SCHOOL DIST.
5s '10
J-D $10,500.—Dec 1 1920
TOTAL DEBT July 30 '13
$48,903
btate & Co.
Assessed
tax(per$l,000)'12_$12.00
Population in 1910 (Census)..14,178
district
In Fall River County.
valuation 1912
1,561,507
School tax rate(per$l,000) '12.$25,00
INT. payable at Farson, Son & Co..
N.Y.,
or at
County Treasurer's office.
Sewer Bonds.
HURON.
This city Is In Beadle County.
5s '98
—
4Ms'01
4Ms'03 ___•
4Hs'06 J-J
5s '08
J-J
Water and
CHAMBERLAIN.
$2,000c.. .Oct
2,000c—Feb
7,500c—July
75,000c.—July
13,000c—July
Sewer
1
1914
1 1915
1 1916
2 1926
1 1928
Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J $200,000c
Jan 1 1932
City-Hall, Jail & Fire-Hall Bds.
5s '13
M-N$100,000
Jan 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13- $510,500
Sinking fund
73,940
Assessed val.'13(abt .act.) 13,905,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$18.50
_
Population in 1910
INTEREST
National Bank,
10,753
payable at Chemical
N. Y.
This city Is the county seat
Co.
5s
Inc. 1881.
Water-Works Bonds.
J-D $18,000
June 1 1932
Refunding Water Bonds.
$6,000
Sept 1 1919
2,000—Jan 15 1921
Refunding Bonds.
5s '11
$15,000
Jan 15 1921
Hospital & Sanitarium Bonds.
6s *05
$9,300
May 11921
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *13.
$73,400
Assessed val. '12 (M. act.)—^464,641
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$63.10
5s '99
—
INTEREST
at
bonds of 1911 pay¬
& Commercial
on
Continental
INT. payable at Citizens' Trust &
Chemical Nat.
Bank, N.Y.; and Harris Trust & Sav.
Bank and Continental
This city Is In Clark County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912—
$36,000
1912.
Water-Works Bds. (Tax-exempt) .
5s '10
s-a
$50,000c
---1930
(Subject to call after 1920.)
City-Hall Bonds.
„
5s
5s
$8,000
Refunding Bonds.
$31,000----.
—
—
1,120
CLAY COUNTY.
Vermillion Valley
Dir. Dist. No.l
6s June $77,717.04.June
15
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 17'13-
'15-'20
$77,717
Assessed valuation 1912—-5,202,012
CLAY CREEK DRAINAGE DIST.
This district (P. O. Yankton) Is In
Clay and Yankton counties.
Drainage Bonds.
July $43,000
July 1" 1920
(Subject to call on July 1 as follows:
6s '09
$5,000 in 1914 and $5,500 in
19incL)
1915-
CUSTER
COUNTY.
County seat Is Custer.
Refunding (red. 10 yrs. from date).
5s '06
"M -N$20,000c_May 10 1926
5s '10
J-J
16,000c— .Jan
1 1930
5s *11
M-N 14,000c_-May 10 1931
"•
Funding Bonds (red. July 1 '07).
J-J $148,314.78c_July 11922
$198,315
Apr 1 1913—$89,000 Floating debt,.
16,000
Sinking fund.
4,200
City tax rate (per $1,000) *12_$16.00 Assessed val.' 13 (abt.
act.) .5,265,672
Population in 1910
1,352 State & Co. tax(per$
1,000) '13-$9.00
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago. Population in 1910(Census)> __4,458
.
-
payable at City Treas. office.
BROOKINGS SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5s
$24,500c
1920
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13.
$24,500
Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.)..2,405,724
„_
(per $1,000) *13—-$10.80
Population! n 1913 (est.)
4,000
School tax
22,411
1,150
(red.
March 13 1916).
MITCHELL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
after 4s '04
A-0 $25,000
Apr 1 1924
5s *08
5s *11
M-S $70,000c..Mar 13 1931
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913—
$77,500
Sinking fund
5.812
FrA
69,000
Aug 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1918)
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 '13—$94,000
Cash on hand
8,586
,
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.).3,369,220
Assess .val. (abt .2-5
State&Oo.tax(per $1,000) '12_$10.80 School
Population in 19103,307
LAWRENCE
on
MOODY COUNTY.
Flandreau is the county seat.
5s '13
Some
what were believed to be
valid reasons, but as soon as deter¬
mined legal by the courts, the county
accepted the situation and all back
Interest was paid.
Current coupons
are now
act.)' 12 2,806,229
(per $1,000) 1912—$20.00
Court-House Bonds.
J-D $85,000—
COUNTY.
County seat Is Deadwood.
tax
-
(Due in not less than 5 years nor more
than 20 years from date, subject to
call in 5 years or any multiple of 5.)
TOTAL DEBT June 1912$97,777
Assessed valuation 1912--.5,889,839
Population in 1910:
-8,695
taken care of as they become
PENNINGTON COUNTY.
Rapid City'is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
TOTAL DEBT Sept 30 '13 $173,806
M-N$28,000c...July 1 1919
Total assets
175,881
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
Assessed valuation 1913.-18,323,981
5s '03
M-N$30,000c._'_Nov 1 1923
State & Co.tax(per$1,000) '13_$5.50
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1913.)
Population in 1910—
12,453
5s '03 : M-N$40,000c-.Sept 1 1923
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1913.
PLATTE.
5s '07
M-N$71,000c...Nov 1 1927
This city Is In Charles Mix County.
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1917.)
5s '09
$133,000r_
1927
Funding Bonds (tax-exempt).
Court-House Bonds (Tax-exempt) 5sg 'll A-0 $14,000c—Oct, 1 1931
5s '06
M-N$25,000c—May 1 1926
Water Works Bds. (tax-exempt).
(Subject to call after May 1 1916.
5s '03
M-N $6,500c—May 6 1918
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913. $335,000 5s *09
J-J
18,000c—Jan 2 1929
Assessed val. '12 (30% act.)8,953,805 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$38,500
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) '11_$15.00 Assess, val. 2-5 act.) '12--—282,095
due.
Population 1910,19.694.
DEADWOOD.
County seat of Lawrence County.
Inc. Apr. 1811. Pop'n 1910, 3,653.
City-Hall Bonds (red. 1911).
5s
J-J
$22,500
July 1 1921
Water Bonds.
6s
M-S $20,000
Sept 1 1919
(Subject to call Sept 1 1909.)
6s
M S $12,000
Mar 1 1920
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1910.)
6s
A-0
$5,000
Apr 1 1921
(Subject to call April 1 1911.)
6s,„ ,,A-°
(Subject
5s '05
5,000
to call July
A-0
$5,0001.
July 1 1922
1
1912.)
1925
Refunding Sewer Bds. (tax-free).
5s '12
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$63.50
'
1,115
INT. on water bonds of 1903 paya¬
due Nov.. 1
1923 in N. Y., and on funding bonds ble at County Treasurer's office; on
at First Nat. Bank, N. Y., cor at water bonds of 1909 at Nat. Bank of
Republic, Chicago, and other bonds
County Treasurer's office
at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
1
TNT.
on
$40,000 bonds due Sept. 1
1923 payable at First
Deadwood
on $30,000
Nat. Bank. Population in 1910
SCHOOL'*DISTRICT.
$20,000c
July 1 1923
10,000c_-Sept 15 1923
10,000c._Jan 26 1924
5s '09
17,000c—July 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT May 1913.
$57,000
Assessed val. '11 (H act.).3,236,833
School tax rate(per$l,000) '11.$19.00
LEAD
5s
'03
RAPID
CITY.
Thl? city I8 situated In Pennington
County.
Inc..
In
1882.
The
olty
owns
property valued at $214,946;
city hall, wat er works, &c.
Suit has
been starte.d in the Federal Court of
this district to recover the principal
and Interest on $70,000 bonds issued
by this city on May 1 1891.
V.
97, p. 463.
Commission government
LEMMON.
adopted Mar. 18 1910. V. 90, p. 871.
This city Is In Perkins
County.
Ref. Water Bds. (red. after 1910).
Inc. as a village n 1908 and as a city 5s g *05 J-J
$37,000c...July 1 1925
in 1909.
Population 1910, 1,255.
Water Bonds (red. aft. Jan. 1 *22)
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$60,000c.._Jan 1 1932
5s '10
ann
$25,000c
..1930
Park Bonds (red. after 1911).
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$25,000 5s '06
F-A $33,000c—Aug 1 1926
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.)..480,000
Sewer Bonds (red. aft. Oct.
1912
Total tax (per $1,000) '12
$60.00 5s *06
A-0 $27,000c
Oct
1 1926
INT payable at City Auditor's office. GEN. BD. DT.
Sept 1 '13.$157,000
'03
5s '04
5s
—
---
INT. at County Treas. office;
BROOKINGS.
INT.
1924
debt
.
____
.
1914).
Sept 1 '13. $201,500
—
,
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.)..635,440
Refunding Bds (red. July 1 '13.)
5s '03
J-J
$13,500c.-.July 1 1923
Water Bds. (red. 10 yrs. from date)
5s '01
J-J
$40,000c
July 1 1921
5s '07
J-J
15,000c—July 1 1927
Sewer Bonds (red. aft. July 1 *17).
5s '07
J-J
$15,000c—July 1 1927
City-Hall Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5s '11
J-D $20,000c—June 1 1931
(Subject to call after June 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$103,500
Assess, val.'12 (abt. 1-3 act.) 956,353
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$53.80
_
5s '99
4s
This city Is in Brookings County.
Inc. Feb. 29 1884. Pop'n '10. 2,973.
Bonds
Population in 1910
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
TOTAL DEBT
Court-House
tested
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
Butte Co.
Incorp.
Commission govern¬
COUNTY.
Hlghmore Is the county seat.
of the bonds of this county were con¬
Chicago.
ment went Into effeot May 6
HYDE
Assessed valuation 1911
347,023
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '09 $23.70
FOURCHE.
This city Is In
Apr. 20 1903.
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-N$32,000c. .May 1 1920
(Subject to call $2,000 annually)
—1931 Sinking fund
8,713,342
Apr 18 '13. $277,800 Assessed val. (abt. act.)
1912
1,535,996 City tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $6.00 +
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1912
_6,515
$66.30 Population in 1910__-__
Population in 1910.
5,791
INT. payable at City Treasury.
INTEREST payable at Continen¬
& Commercial Nat. Bank, Chic.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$43,000
BELLE
5s
TOT. BD. DT.
tal
& Commercial
Trust & Sav. Bank, both of
1 1919
Assessed valuation
& Savings Bank, Chicago
_
Sav. Bank, Aberdeen;
Davison County.
Bonds taxable.
Sewer Bds.(red. 10 yrs. from date).
M-N$60,000c._.May 2 1925
4Ms'09 s-a
50,000c.
1929
Warrant
Water-Works Bonds.
5s *11
s-a
$40,000
CLARK.
•
School tax rate(per$l,000)'13.$20.00
in
5s '05
BOND. DEBT
—
able
is
—
5s *11
Trust
ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Funding Bonds.
4Ks'08 M-NS50,000c—Nov 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
5s '98
J-J
$12,000c—July 1 1918
(Subject to call any interest date.)
4Ms'09 M-N$ll,000c—May 1 1919
Building Bonds.
5s '03
J-J
$10,500c.-.July 1 1923
(Subject,to call any interest date.)
4Hs*07 F-A $12,000c.—Aug 1 1927
4Hs'09 J-D
25,000c-—June 1 1929
4Hs'lQ F-A
75,000c—Feb 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $195,500
Sinking fund March 1913.
9,869
Floating debt March 191330,491
Assessed val. *12 (1-3 act.).4,966,014
of Brule
Pop'n 1910, 1,275.
city
Water Bonds (red. after
5s '04
s-a
$40,000c.
,
—
This
Incorp. April 1889.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
F-A $19,500c—Feb
5s '10
J-DS100.000c._Dec 27 1927
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912 $100,000
Assessed val. *12 (1-3 act.)_8,357,611
A
MITCHELL.
at
.
BROOKINGS
May
Refunding Bonds.
6s '95
$20,000c___ Jan
620,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
For reports not given in alphabetical
tional Statements" at end of this State.
1911
J-D
$15,000
June 1 1932
(Subject to call June 1 1922.)
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913. $123,500
Assessed val. '11 (1-3 act.).1,617,391
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—-$57.00
INTEREST on water bonds due
Apr. 1921 and July 1922 Is payable
In Dead wood; on all other
bonds at
Fourth Nat* Bank, New York.
Assessment debt (add'l)
MADISON.
This city is in Lake County.
Inc.
in 1887. Population 1910, 3,137.
Bonds.
$25,000c—Jan
Water-Works
6s
2 1914
Artesian Well Bonds.
$9,000c--_July 2 1915
4MJs
Electric-Light Bonds.
$14,000c-.-Jan 2 1929
General bonds Mar 1 1913-_-$48,000
4Hs
___
Floating debt
4,025
51,695
212,720
Sinking fund and cash
9,181
NET DEBT Sept 1 1913.— 203,539
Water debt (included)
97,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_5,001,514
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$23.00
Population in 1910 (Census)
3,854
INT. payable part at Pennington
County Bank, Rapid City, and at
Bolger. Mosser & Willaman. Chic.
TOT. DEBT Sept 1
1913--
,
NEBRASKA-DEBT
.Nov., 1913. J
Sinking fund
rapid citt school dist.
55,713
sisseton.
This place Is In
Sinking fund—
5.100
Assess, val. *12 (1-3 act.)__ 1,534,389
School tax
(per $1,000)
1912-$27.00
3,854
Population in 1910
INTEREST Is payable at Penning¬
ton County Bank
In Rapid City.
F-A $40.000c_Feb 1 '16-'31
(Part due every 5 years).
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$40,000
401,232
Assessed valuation 1911
(per $1,000) 1911—_$63.20
Population in 1910—
1,397
INT. at Stand.Tr. & Sav.Bk.Chl.
Inc.
Electric-Light Bonds.
various
$7,500c.—Oct 4
from
Warrants
Cash in
Debt.
SchoolFund
OutsVg.
Treasury.
Mcpherson Co_
Marshall Co
Mellette Co
Perkins
None
lation.
$6,769
102,500
.
416
50.226
50,838
135,225
29,919
2,638
81.301
.106,000
50,000
30,000
112,225
37,350
213,591
124,552
None
196.899
28,569
None
110,338
16,000
55,000
114,000
41.600
58,000
179,550
136,099
6,000
None
25,100
None
.
Co
Co
.
Sanborn Co
.
Spink Co
Stanley County.
Sully Co
Tripp Co
44,000
—
Turner Co—
Union
None
$8,810
$81,440
53,000
.$12,000
25,000
Miner Co
None
None
.
Co
None
Walworth Co
Zeilbach
Popula'n 1910, 3,060.
Apr. 1883.
5s
Refunding Bonds.
5s '11
Popu¬
Bonded
Counties—
Potter
Tax rate
eedfield.
This city is in Spink County.
*
Roberts County.
129
Borrowed
$16,843
Assess, val. '13 (actual)..21,602,940
M-N J5,000c
May 1 1930
School tax (per $1,000) 1913
$6.70
(Subject to call after May 1 1915.)
Population in 1913 (est)
18,000
Refunding Bonds.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
5s '12
A-0 $60,000
Oct 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 27 '13.
$65,000
6s '10
Floating debt
OF STATE-
Co
6,500
699
None
None
•
23,937
19,445
35,000
55,232
6,866
48,098
30,000
2,577
Valuation.
1910.
d$5,051,404
d4.659,992
566,366
d4,909.666
d5,286,958
d3,516,968
d4,500.000
dl2,997,029
d8,944,931
d3,816,310
el2,254,925
d8,086,000
e2.575.112
d4,002,000
el ,617,353
$6,791
8,021
1,700
7,661
11.348
4,466
6,607
15.981
14,975
2,462
8,323
13,840
10,676
6.488
vermillion.
1914
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s various
$10,000c—July 1 1917
r-
Sewer Bonds.
5s '09
F-A $18,000c...Feb 1 1929
5s *13
Jan
9,000c...Jan 1 1933
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 26 *13
$44,500
This
city
is
In
Clay
tax-exempt., '
Bonds
are
d 1912 figures,
County.
e
1913 figures,
Total liabilities.
x
.
City-Hall Bonds.
$17,000
_s
,
...
Water-Works Bonds.
F-A $32,500c—Feb
5s *12
1 1932
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1917.)
Floating debt
1,900
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$48,500
Sinking fund
4,419
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)
620,000
Assess, val. *13 (80% act.).2,106,271
Population in 1910
2,187
INTEREST on electrio-Ilght bonds
State
'
y::-
y
•
Nebraska.
of
ITS
'• v-v'".
'.V--;..
-
payable at the Merchants' Bank in
vermillion ind. s. d. no. 6.
Redfield; on all other bonds at Conti¬
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
nental & Commercial Trust & Savings
5s '11
June$29,000c...June 1 1921
Bank, Chicago, III.
(Subject to call $12,500 In 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1912—$29,000
Assessed valuation 1910
->602,403
eedfield ind. s. d. no. 20.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Is
6s
July
$6.500c
—
INTEREST Is payable at the Ver¬
1917
million Nat. Bank in Vermillion.
Building Bonds.
5s *08
July $20.000c—July 15 1928
Funding Bonds.
5s *12
J-L $20.000
Jan 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 '12.
$26,500
Assess, val. '11 (1-3 act.)— 965,780
Organized
Admitted
Total
State
of State
area
State
Territory (Act May 30 1854)
as a
as a
(square miles)
>.77,510
.-Lincoln
Capital
Gov. (term exp.
watertown.
This city Is In Codington County.
Inc. 1885. Popula'n 1910, 7,010.
4^s
$12,750
July 1 1929
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) *11.$22.80
3s
15.200
Oct 15 1915
INTEREST Is payable at the Har¬
Funding Bonds.
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
5s *12
Oct $26,000—Oct
1 *17-'25
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1913
$53,950
eobeets county.
Assess, val. '12 (H act.)— 2.974,702
Sisseton Is the county seat.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$52.60
Court-House, Jail & Asylum.
4s
J-J
$40,000c
1922
watertown ind. sch. dist.
(Subject to call after 1907.)
May 30 1854
March 1 1867
(Act April 19 1864)
Th. aft. 1st Tu. Jan.'15)>J. H. Moorehead
Sec. of State (till Thur. aft. 1st
Treasurer
Tu. Jan. '15)-Addison Wait
(till Thurs. after 1st Tues. Jan. '15)>>W. A.George
—>
—
,
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-D $20,000c
1922
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 ' 13
$60,000
Assess, val. *13 (abt. act.).24,588,514
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) *13 $4.40
Population in 1910
Population in 1913
(Census)..14,897
—16,125
payable at Minn. Loan & Tr.
Co., Minneapolis.
INT.
falls]
sioux
INT.
situated In Minne¬
Validity of the $210,000 water bonds below was upheld.
See V. 77. p. 851; V. 79. p. 518, 746;
V. 81, p. 1391.
Commission gov¬
ernment adopted Sept. 29 1908.
V.
87, p. 1115.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '03
J-J
$47,000c—.July 1 1923
5s *04
M-S
17,500c—_Mar 1 1924
5s '04
J-J
10,000c— .Jan 1 1924
5s '07
M-S
68,000c—.Mar 9 1927
5s *10
J-J
178,000c Jan 1T5-'20'30
Falls
Sioux
4Hs'09 A-O $48,000c.Apr 1 '14-'29
Refunding Bonds.
5s '11
M-N 28,500c—Nov 1 1931
Building Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-J
$8,OOOc.JuIy 1 *l4-*29
5s '13
A-O
15,000c.Apr 1 '14-'33
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13—
$99,500
Sinking fund.
1.150
Assess, val. *13 (actual) —.8,304,248
Population in 1913 (est)
8.000
Is
on
on
5s payable in
Auditor
W. B. Howard
biennially in odd years on the 1st Tuesday of
January, and sessions "shall not be less than sixty days," but are not other¬
wise limited.
Members of the Legislature "shall not receive pay for more
than 60 days at anyone sitting, nor more than 100 days during their term."
meets
HISTORY OF DEBT.-—For early history of the State debt see "State
Supplement" of April 1893, page 119.
•
,
and City
State has no bonded Indebtedness at present.
The bonded debt,
Dec. 1 1892 amounted to $549,267, was gradually reduced until
1900, when the last remaining $35,000 was paid ofT.
The amount
of the general fund on Sept. 1 1913 was $15,897.
This
which
on
June 3
PERMANENT
on
1
ept.
1913
FUNDS.—The Investments of the school fund®
SCHOOL
to $9,231,231.14, held as follows: Permanent
University fund, $219,506.32; Agricultural Col¬
$542,000, and the Normal College endowment
amounted
School fund, $8,396,124.82;
endownent
fund. $73,600.
fund,
lege
Minneapolis;
others at District Treas. office.
(term expires January 1915)
LEGISLATURE
The
amount
amounted to
of cash
hand In
on
these various funds
on
1 1913
Sept.
$244,757.
haha County.
Sewer Bonds.
J-DS200,000c—.Dec 1 1931
5s '11
yankton.
This city
Is the county seat of
Yankton
County.
Early
In
1910
this city voted In favor of a commis¬
sion form of government.
V. 90, p.
Refunding
after
Oct.
Park
Bonds
(red.
1915).
4Ms'05 A-O $26.000c—.Oct 16 1925
Ref. RR. Bds. (red. aft. Feb. 1909)
4s '09
F-A $29,000c. .Feb 20 1919
Ref. Water Bds. (red. aft. Feb.'U)
5s '04
F-A $15.000c...Feb 1 1923
Bonds.
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1 '13. $170,000
J-J S210.000C—.July 1 1923
Assessment debt (add'l)—
1,208
J-D 100.000c—.Dec 1 1931
Floating debt
8,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 "13 $831,000
Sinking fund
2,500
Floating debt
157.000 Assess, val. *12
(1-3 act.)..1,404.972
Sinking fund
28,446 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912._$55.00
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).21,612,950
INT.
on
bonds dated 1904" and
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$19.26
Population in 1910 (Census)..14,094 1905 pavable at Chemical Bat. Bank,
Population in 1913
18,160 other bonds at City Treas. office
and in Chicago.
INTEREST on water bonds due
Water
5s
5s '11
1923 Is payable at Seaboard Nat.
Bank, N. Y. City, and City Treasur¬
ers'
office; on bonds due 1931
at
Chemical Nat. Bank, N. Y. City,
and City
Treasurer's office.
VALUATION.—The
yankton county.
County seat is Yankton.
Railroad Bonds.
4s
M-N $89,000c.
-1919
(Subject to call $50,000 after 1914.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$89,000
sioux falls school dist.
Assess, val. '13 (abt^ act.).27,588,572
High-School Bonds.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) 13—$3.50
5s '05
Oct $75,000c—.Oct 2 1925
Population in 1900
—— — 12.649
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 '13—
$75,000
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bk.,N. Y**
Floating debt
65,022
total
valuation and tax rata
assessed
$1,000 have been:
Total Assessed
Valuntinn.
Vears.
$470,700,149
463,371,889
1911
415,670,075
6 20
412.138,607
5
1909.
—
'905.
1904
5.20
1902
—
per
$1,000
$304,470,961
6 00
180,091,492
"
$7 00
294,779,244
7 50
—
>.
00
1900
171,747,593
7 25
398.985.819
5 75
1890
6 25
1880
184,770,304
90,499,618
4 00
7 00
1870
53,709,828
6 50
1908
—
$7.80
391.735,464
313,060,301
1910
1906
Valuation.
Years.
per $1.000
1913
Tax rate
Total Assessed
Tax rate
1912
1910, 3,780.-
Population
651.
ASSESSED
oer
.
—
6 24
The large Increase In the valuation for
1904 and 1905 was the result of a
law passed by the 1903 Legislature—Chapter 73.
Under this law property Is assessed at 20 % actual value, whereas In earlier
fears the Droportlon seems to have been much lower.
new
general
revenue
METHOD OF ASSESSING.—Section 10911 Of the Compiled Statutes of
1907 reads:
"All property in this State not expressly exempt therefrom
shall be subject to taxation, and shall be, valued at Its actual value, which
shall be entered opposite each item and shall be assessed at twenty per cent
(20%) of such actual value.
Such assessed value shall be entered in a
separate column opposite each item, and shall be taken and considered
as the taxable value of such property, and the value at which It shall be
listed.and upon which the levy shall be made.
Actual value as used in
this Act shall mean Its value in the market In the ordinary course of trade."
DEBT LIMITATION.—Section 1 of Article XIV. of the constitution of
contains the following regarding public indebtedness.
1875
deficits In
STATE Indebtedness Is restricted to $100,000 to meet casual
revenues,
except In case of
Is prohibited.
Invasion, Ac., while the loaning by the State
if Its credit
•
As to city and other municipal indebtedness, this is left to the Legislature,
except that it is provided by Sec. 2 of Article XIV. that no city, county,
town, precinct, municipality or other subdivision of the State shall ever make
donations to any railroad or other works of Internal Improvement, unless a
proposition so to do shall have been first submitted to the qualified electors
an election by authority of law: provided, that such donations of
thereof at
the county with the donations of such subdivisions In the aggregate shall
not exceed ten per cent (10%) of the assessed valuation of such county;
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
give below the bonded debt, amount
warrants outstanding, cash In treasury, the
We
borrowed from school hind
equalized valuation and the
population of all counties In South Dakota reporting a debt of $25.D00 or over which are not Included among the foregoing.
The amount
"borrowed from the school fund" In the following table represents money
advanced to the different county auditors, who In turn loan It on real estate
mortgages; municipal and school district bonds, &C;
The various counties
remain at all times responsible to the school fund for the amount so received.
'
Popu¬
Borrowed
Bonded
Debt.
Counties-—
Warrants
from
SchoolFund OutsVg.
Aurora Co
x$74,066
Bon Horame Co. 65,000
Brown
CoJ>
Brule Oo.i
Dlark Co
—
Dodington Co
Dorson Co
Davison Co
-
Day Co
Deuel
Co
Dewey Co
Douglas Co
Edmunds Co
Faulk Co
Grant Co
Co
Kingsbury Co
jymanCo
36.935
None
56,974
el7,412,4 91
.
73,230
10,080
13,656
None
X35.419
57.834
19,413
None
38,511
27,096
$2,631
33,225
15,000
48.615
119,600
None
None
118,479
None
39,293
101,226
x91,986
None
197,000
None
None
None
\
—
None
87,719
71,724
shall have endorsed
thereon
a
certificate signed by
;
TAXATION
OF
MUNICIPAL
BONDS.—Bonds
or
notes
or
other evi¬
dences of Indebtedness Issued by this State or any of Its
municipalities are
subject to taxation, aocordlng to Information received by us from the offloe
of the Secretary of State under date of Dec. 9 1911.
»
POPULATION OF STATE—
1910
e
dl,157.027
43*505 614,614,034
d5.854.001
d5,847.986
$31,467
d5.752,784
17,073
d4,763,542
None
76,125
x87,279
37,000 $157,000
30.000
122,252
xl00,876
aardingCo
30,000
aughes Co
x263,165
autchinsonCo
None
Co
Lincoln Co
None
None
-
same
and Auditor of State, showing that the same Is Issued pur¬
1910.
104,425
124,440
x85,129
None
X54.583
48,000
25,000
None
the Secretary
6.143
155,564
$93,364
—
—
Co
61.000
Dharles Mix Cox236.026
Liake
103^991
valid unless the
suant to law.
28,045.771 11,061
dl8,077,761 25.867
6.451
d4,998,750
dl .089.248
1,589
d3.078,644
4,993
5.244
d3.130.349
dl .780.788 14.899
d7,395.500 10.901
629,360,886 14,092
2,929
d2.200.011
d6,465,885 11,625
627,196,704 14,372
84,290
38,971
35,000$18,230.315
5,049
xl09,708
x27,439
7,000
116,635
256,933
Dampbell
Valuation.
d$5,017,846
Treasury.
——
Buffalo .Co
Butte Co
Elamlin
—
lation.
Cash in
provided, further, that any city or county may, by a two-thirds (2-3) vote,
increase such Indebtedness five per cent (5%), in addition to such ten per
cent (10%), and no bonds or evidences of Indebtedness so Issued shall be
dl.764,842
d4,940.517
633.946.730
d7.549.069
d6.813.711
d7,621.956
d8,605,145
7,768
1,145
*.
1,192,214
452,402
1880
1900
1.066.300
1870
1890
1,058,910
1860
CITIES, COUNTIES
STATE
.
AND TOWNS
-
122,993
28,841
IN THE
NEBRASKA.
OP
Note.—For places not given in alphabetical order among the
see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State
following state¬
ments
6,400
7.653
6.716
10,303
7,475
4.228
6,271
12.319
12.560
10.711
12.712
ALLIANCE.
10,848
iHs
This city
4 Ms
4Hs
6s
Jan
July
20,00Or
55,000r,
1920-1930
1915-1930
City-Hall Bonds (Subject to call).
Jan
$8,00Or
1914-1924
-
—
Sewer Bonds (Subject to call).
Electric-Light (Subject to call).
July $20,OOOr
1915-1930
Park Bonds (Subject to call).
5s
Aug
$5,OOOr——
1921
BOND. DEBT May 11913-$140.000
4Ks
is in Boxbutte County.
Water Bonds (Subject to call).
6s
July $2,000r
1928
5s
May
2,000r
1926
*■
May $35,OOOr .—.1914-1929
Floating Debt
19,500
Sinking fund—
3,500
Appraised valuation 1913—2,403,300
Tax levy val. *13 (1-5 appr.)
480.660
Population in 1910
3,105
INT.
payable at fiscal agency
in N. Y. City.
130
ALBION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Internal Improvement Bonds.
5s '10
J-J
$19,500
July 1 1930
Intersection Bonds.
Bonds (red. Nov. 1 1922.)
5s '12
J-J
$55,000
Nov 1 1942 5s '09
$19,500
July 1 1919
TOTAL DEBT
J-J
10,000
July 1 1922
(?) 5s '12
5s '13
M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1923
Town-Hall (red. beg. Dec. 1 1922
AURORA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s '12
J-D
$7,000
Dec 1 1932
A district in Hamilton County.
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
F-A
$7,500
Aug 1 1933
Bids. Bonds (red. July 1 1917.) 6s '13
4s '07
$41,000
July 1 1927 TOT.BD.DT. Oct 11913- $230,000
TOTAL DEBT
(?) District paving bonds(incl.)
135,000
A
district in Boone County.
Bids.
—
Appraised valuation 1912.-2,094,575
Tax levy val. '12 (1-5 appr.) 418,915
BEATRICE.
Beatrice Is the county seat of Gage Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
63.00
County.
Inc. Mch. 18 1873.
All
bonds are taxable. Commission gov¬ ELWOOD.
1
'
ernment approved Oct. 4 1911. V.93.
This village is in Gosper County.
p. 1054. Popula. 1910, 9,356. :
Light Bonds (red. July 1 1917).
Refunding Bonds. —
*
May$10,000c—May 11922
(Subject to call May 1 1907.)
3s
Oct $50,684c
Oct 1 1920
(Subject to call Oct* 1 1905.)
3s
Oct 15
$19,000c—-Oct 15 1920
(Subject to call Oct. 15 1905.)
3s
Oct
$3,447c_—-Oct 1 1921
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1906.)
4s
M-N $50,000c—Nov 1 1914
4s
MrS
40,000c-_-Mar 9 1916
4s
J-D
12,000c
Junel 1918
4s
M-S
27,500c-— Sept 1 1918
4s
M-S
10,000c
Mar 9 1923
4s
M-N
6,600c—-May 1 1918
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
Water and Light Bonds.
4 Ms
J-J
$70,000c1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913- $299,231
Tax levy val. '12 (1-5 appr) 1,568,241
City tax (per $1,000) 1912--$37.00
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. C.
3s
---
—
Population in 1910
bonds
are
Jefferson County.
'15.)
F-A$115,000
Aug 1 1930
Elec.-Light (red. aft. Aug. 1 '20).
5s'10
F-A $20,000-- _Aug. 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 —-$135,000
Tax levy val. '11 (1-5 appr.) 848,017
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$37.00
Population in 1910—
--.5,294
This city is in
Water Bds. (red. after Aug. 1
5s '10
_
TNT. at City Treas. office.
FALLS
COUNTY.
BOYD
CITY.
city is in Richardson
Electric-Light Bonds.
$9,000c—
This
_s
—
_s
_s
_s
$3,500c__
Internal-Impt. Bonds.
$12,000c
Intersection-Paving Bonds.
•
$5,542 50c
—
—
___
—
_
Sewer Bonds.
_s
$24,000c
—
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 25 T3_$115,043
Tax levy val. '13 (1-5 appr.)
704,956
Sinking fund
2,616
Appraised valuation 1913.-3,524,780
Population in 1910
3.255
—
York City:
Treasurer's office.
HALL
!
COUNTY.
Grand Island is the county seat.
3Ms
$40,000-..Jan 1 1917
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1904)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$40,000
Appraised valuation 1913.39,593,015
Tax levy val. '13 (1-5
appr.)7,918,603
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13-$18.00
Population in 1910
20,361
INT. at County Treas's office.
...
HASTINGS.
Hastings
is the county seat of
Inc. April 23 1894.
Electric-Light Bds. (red. 1909).
4s
J-D $10,000c— .Dec 1 1919
Refunding Bds. (red. Jan 1 '09).
4 Ms
J-J $180,000c A-Jan
1 1919
Paving Bds. (red. aft. Mar. 1 *16).
5s '11
M-S $30,000c—-Mar 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $220,000
Tax levy val. *13 (1-5 appr.)2,147,400
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$65.75
Population in 1910 (Census).—9,338
INT. at Kountze Bros.,N.Y.City.
LINCOLN.
Lincoln is the
capital of the State
seat of Lancaster.
1871. Pop'n *10, 43,973.
Light-Plant Bonds.
.
4Ms'04 J-J
$65.000c-July 1 '14-'23
(Subject to call July 1 1914.) ; , '
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-Oa$172,500c_Oct 1 '14-'21
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1912.)
4s
M-S f$20O,O00c_Mar 1 '14-'18
I
42,000c—Mar 1 1919
(Subject to call Mar. 1 1909.)
4s
F-A $70,000c.Aug 1 '14-'20
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1910.)
4s
A-0 $26,250c--Oct 1 ' 14-20
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
4Ms
M-S $80,000c_Mar 1 '14-23
(Subject to call Mar. 1 19140
4s '05
M-N$50,000c-Nov 1 '16-'24
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1915.)
4s '06
J-J
$20,000c._Jan 1 *16-'25
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1916.)
4Ms'06 J-J
$43,750c.July 1 '14-'20
4Ms'08 M-N 16,000—Nov 1 '18-'28
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1918.)
4Ms'10 F-A$114,500c_Feb 1 *20-'29
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1920.)
and
...
COUNTY.
Tekamah.
FREMONT.
Refund. Bonds (red. July 1 11).
This is the county seat of Dodge
3^8
J-J
$55,000c—July 1 1921 Co. Incorp. June 17 1871.
•
County seat is
$55,000
val. '13 (1-5 appr.)6,996,820
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
Tax levy
$1,000)'12-$16.00
Population in 1900—
13,040
State&Co.tax (per
Water Bds. (red. after July 1 '11).
5s *06
July $10,000r„.July 1 1926
Refdg. Bds. (red. aft. Mar. 1,'04).
4Mb
Mar $179,000c„Mar 1 1919
EI.-Lt. Bds. (red. aft. Nov. 1 '11).
5s '06
Nov $50.000c—Nov 1 1926
BUR WELL.
This village is in Garfield County. GEN. BD. DT. Nov 1913. $239,000
Water-Works (red. Sept. 1 1918) Electric-light bonds (incl.)50,000
10,000
6s'13
Sept $35,000—-Sept 11923 Water bonds (included)
TOTAL DEBT
.- — (?),
Paving bopds (additional).
52,000
Appraised valuation 1913—9,600,595
Tax levy val. '13 (1-5 appt.)l,920,119
CEDAR CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 8.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-.$77.00
Building Bonds.
8,718
4Ms'13
$28,000—-May 1 1923 Population in 1910 (Census)
—
.(?)
TOTAL DEBT—
CHADRON.
place is in Dawes County.
Water Bonds (red. aft. Aug. 1' 16)
This
5s '11
$30,000
Aug
TOTAL BOND. DEBT—
—
Population in 1910
1 1931
(?)
——3,656
INT.
at
Kountze Bros.,
N. Y. C.
FREMONT SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
4Ms'12 J-J $125,000- —-July 1 1942
(Subj. to call beginning July 1
'22
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 '13--$152,000
GORDON.
~~
.
HASTINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'04 s-a
$40,000r
1923
4Ms'll A-O $45,000c
(Subject to call after July 1913)
Bldg. Bds. (red. beg. June 1 '23).
($2,500 yearly in April.)
4Ms'12 J-D $50,000c.--Junel 1932 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 '13_
$986,000
$90,000
Sinking fund
27,758
Appraised val. '12-'13
10,438,195
Tax levy val. '12-'13 (1-5
appraised)
2,087,639
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$25.50
Assessment debt (add'l)—«
407,236
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1'13- 1,393,236
Sinking fund.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
5s '10
Mar $76.000c
-1930
BOND. DEBT Sept 25 1913
Water & light debt (incl)_
plant, the value of which Is conserva¬
tively estimated at $1,500,000 and
$76,000 $125,000, respectively.
Appraised valuation 1912--3,379,060
levy val.'12(1-5 appr.)_ 675,812
(per $1,000) 1912—$76.40
INT at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
Tax rate
PAR VALUE.—General bonds are
In denominations of $500 and $1,000;
assessment
COLUMBUS.
■
„
is
In Platte County.
1865. Pop. '10, 5,014.
Bridge Bonds.
6s '87
Dec $30,000c&r.Dec 1 1917
4Ms'10 June 25,000c._-June 1 1925
(Subject to call after June 1 1915.)
Ref. Water Bds. (red. Mar. 1 '09)
4Ms'99 M-S $18,000c&r_Mar 1 1919
Water (Red. 5 yrs. from issue).
5s '13
July
10,000
July 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 27 '13---$83,000
Columbus
Inc. Feb. 11
„
Sinking fund
a
Tax levy val. '12 (1-5 appr.)
Total tax rate(per$l,000)
INT.
on
1910
bonds
12,000
988,358
'12-$64.00
payable
at
City Treasurer's office; other bonds at
Kountze Bros., New York.
DOUGLAS
COUNTY.
seat is Omaha.
All
taxable: Pop. '10,168,546.
Funding Bonds.
•
4 Ms
J-J $180,000c
Jan 1 1918
.
•
The
bonds
county
are
_
Refunding Bonds.
„
J-J $119,000c
Jan 1 1923
3Ms
J-J
268,000c.-.July 2 1922
Exposition Bonds.
4Ms
J-J $100,000c
Jan 11918
3s
A-0$l,OOO.OOOc-Octl'18-'28
4Ms'll A-0 200,000c
Oct 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13
ISLAND.
County seat of Hall County.
$1,867,000
113,159
DUNDEE.
This village (P. O. Omaha) Is In
Douglas County.
Inc. Dec. 8 1894.
Population 1910, 1,023.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
$14,500
July 1 1928
5s '09
M-S
7,000—Mar 1 1929
.
-
—
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-
$88,000
levy val.'13 (1-5 appr.)4,433,952
State&Go.tax (per $1,000) 13_$24.80
Population in 1910
INT.
:—.10,783
refunding bonds payable
County Treas. office; others at
at
on
Inc.
Dec. 10 1872.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$1,000c. ..July 1 1918
(Subject to call after July 1 1903)
4s *05
A-O$110,000c—-Oct 1 1925
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1910)
Electric-Light & Power Bonds.
4Ms'06 M-N$35,000c—May 1 1926
(Subject to call May 1 1911)
Paving Bds. (red. after Jan. 1 '14).
5s'09
J-J
$17,000c—Jan
1929
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 26 '13_$163,000
Assess, debt (additional)___
55,233
Appraised valuation 1913-11,659,025
Tax levy val. '13(1-5 appr.) 2,331,405
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$75.00
Population in 1910 (Census)..10,326
5s
INT. at Kountze
Bros.,N.Y.City.
GRAND ISLAND SCHOOL DIST.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
School
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
GREELEY COUNTY.
•ASSESSED VALUATION.—Un¬
der laws of
1905 all real estate Is
sonal property is
assessed by County
Assessor at its actual value for State
county and school purposes, and such
valuation is also copied by City Tax
Commissioner for city purposes.
The
law
provides that the assessment shall
actual value, but we are in¬
that In practice property Is
valued at not more than 80%.
be
at
formed
JOHNSON CO. DR. DIST. NO. 1.
P. O. Tecumseh.
Drainage Bonds.
6s'12
J-J$100,635.14c. July 1 '17-27
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1913.$100,635
KEARNEY.
This city Is In Buffalo County.
In¬
corp. Mch. 18 1901 under new laws.
Refund. Bds. (red. July 1 1907).
5s
J-J
$21,000c-—July 1 1922
Ref. Sewer (red. aft. Nov. 15 '11).
5s *06
M-N$45,000-- .Nov 15 1926
Canal & Water (red. May 1 '99);
5s
May $48,000c—May 11914
Water Bds. (red. after July 1 *15).
Tax levy val. '13(1-5
Tax rate (per $1,000)
July 1 1930
appr.)1,194,273
1913
$97.40
Population in 1910 (Census)—6,002
INT. payable at City
Treas. office.
KEARNEY SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
Bonds
5s '96
are
—
5s'11
Ref. Bds.
tax-exempt.
$15,900—-Sept 15 1916
40,000
June 11931
(red. after Feb. 15 '17).
LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds of 1911 declared valid by
courts.
V. 94, p. 1131.
4Ms
M-N$25,000c--May 1 1924
(Subject to call May 1 1909.)
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'04 J-D $25,000c--June 1 1924
(Subject to call any interest date.)
4s
M-N$40,000c__ 1916 & 1921
($20,000 due each date, $40,000 sub¬
ject to call in 1911.)
w
4Ms'05 J-D $25,000c__-June 1 1925
(Subject to call any interest date.)
4Ms'07 M-N$25,000c
(Subject to call.)
Build. Bonds (red. any int. date).
4Ms'll M-S $350,000c—Sept 1 1941
BOND. DEBT July 11912 $476,600
Tax levy val.'ll(l-5 appr.) 10,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$32.00
.
—
'
INTEREST
-
bonds of 1907 pay¬
on
able at District Treasurer's office.
MCCOOK.
This
city Is In Red Willow County .
Sewer Bonds (red. June 25 1917).
$9,000c.-June 25 1926
5s'06
Court-House
Bonds.
$1,000c—Oct 1 1917.
Water Bonds (red. June 15 1913).
Appraised valuation 1913.-6,080,000
J-D $20,000c—June 15 1928
Tax levy val. '13 (1-5 appr.) 1216,000 6s *08
Refunding Water Bonds.
School tax rate(per$l,000)T3_$40.00
5s'12
J-J
$47,500c.June 15*14-'32
Population in 1913 (est.)
„_8,000
BOND. DEBT Feb 20 1912
$80,000
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
Warrants outstanding
1,669
Sinking fund-_r.
6,816
KEARNEY COUNTY.
Tax levy val.'ll(l-5 appr.)-.651,990
Mlnden Is the county seat.
Bonds
Population in 1910
3,765
are owned by State of Nebraska and
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $105,900
6s
—.
INTEREST on refunding bonds
Pop'n 1910, 9,106.
payable at N. W. Halsey & Co., Chlo.
$54,500c— —Jan 1 1926
(Subject to call on any interest pay¬
MERRICK COUNTY.
ing date.)
Central City Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct 13 *13$54,500
Court-House (red. any time).
Appraised valuation
6,456,365
4s '11
J-J
$90.000r_July 1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$90,000
Appraised valuation 1913-26,329,500
Tax levy val.'13 (1-5 appr.)5,265,900
INT. payable at State Treas. office.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) 'l3-$17.00
10,379
KIMBALL IRRIGATION
DIST. Population in 1910
are
tax-exempt.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4s '06
J-J
This district is in Kimball County.
Appraised valuation 1913— 345,000
'13_$4.00
District tax rate (per acre)
INT. at County Treas.
INTEREST
Treasurer's
Population 1912 (est.), 750.
6s T11
J-J $250,000c
1913-1931
GEN. BD. DT. July 1 '13-$250,000
NANCE
payable
office
In
at
State
Lincoln.
COUNTY.
Fullerton Is the county seat.
office In
Bridge Bonds (red. aft. July 1 '13)
Kimball or at Bank of Kimball.
3s
July $75,000
July 1 1923
BOND. DEBT Mar 18'13$75,000
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Floating debt
12,000
The county seat Is Lincoln,
All Sinking fund
14,000
bonds are tax-exempt.
Tax levy val.'13(1-5 appr04,179,771
State & Co. tax(per$l,000)*12 $18.50
Funding Bonds.
4s
J-J
;$35,000c—Mar 1 1914 Population in 1910-.8,926
($35,000 subj. to call yrly/aft. 1904.) All above bonds are held by State
__
Greeley is the county seat.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4Ms'13
$65,000
Jan 1 1933
(Subj. to call beginning Jan 1 1923.)
as¬
sessed by a Tax Commissioner for city
taxation at Its actual value.
All per¬
State Treasurer's office in Lincoln.
4Ms'12 F-A $50,000—Feb 15 1932
J-J
$21,000c. ..July 1 1919
Bds. (red. Jan. 1 1916).
Appraised valuation '13.229,148,200 4Ms'06 J-J
$60,000c—Jan 1 1926
Tax levy val.'13(l-5appr.)45,829,640
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$81.000
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) '13-$23.50 Tax
levy val. '12 (1-5 appr.)2,750,000
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. C. School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
15,000
Sinking fund—
Refunding (Subject to call).
3Ms
J-J
$13,000c
1921
Court-House-Building Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$75,000c-—July 1 1927
(Subject to call in amounts of $1,000
or multiple thereof aft. July 1 *12.)
Tax
PRINCIPAL
AND
payable at Kountze Bros., New York.
St. Paul is the county seat.
-_-
Court-House Bonds.
4s'08
HOWARD COUNTY.
___
GRAND
bonds, various.
INTEREST
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $239,000
Is In Sheridan County.
Water Bds. (red. after Jan. 1 '16).
5s'11
$12,000
Jan 11931
Light Bds. (rea. after Jan. 1 '16).
5s '11
$8,500
Jan 1 1931
Sewer Bds. (red. after Jan. 1 *16).
5s'11
$4,600
Jan 11931
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.
(?)
Population in 1910
.920
50,047
_
1713— 1,343.189
NET DEBT Oct
132,000
Appraised valuation 1913*50,509,815
INT. on 4Ms of 1912 at Kountze Tax levy val.'13(1-5 appa.) 10,101,963
City tax rate (per $1,000) 13_$40.00
Bros., New York.
a Of
this Issue $42,300 refunded
HAVE LOCK. ~~
maturing water
bonds.
This city Is In Lancaster County.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.—The city
Bonds are taxable.
Pop. '10, 2.680. owns its water-works and lighting
4MS'10 J-J $125,000
"
This place
county
,
---
BURT
the
Inc. Apr..7
Tax
$20,000
Jan 2 1925 FARMERS' IRRIG. DISTRICT. :
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1915.)
A district in Scott's Bluff County.
4s
$60,000--— Apr 2 1925
Bonds are tax-free.
(Subject to call after April 2 1915.)
6s g *13 J-J $2,703,000c_Jan 1 '24-34
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '13$80,000
Tax levy val. '12 (.1-5 appr.)2,698,268 BOND,. DEBT Oct l913-$2,703,000
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) 12-$21.20 Appraised valuation 1913 2,676,021
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—$14.28
Population in 1910—
—8,826
INT. at County Treas. office in
Gering.
4s
1916
BOND. DEBT Oct 30 '13
Bonds.
$61,000c
Park Bonds.
INT. payable in New
Butte Is the county seat.
Co.
Water
—
---
1
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13--$84,000
Adams County.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
taxable.
$5,000—-— - —
6s '88
7,000
5s'08
M-N 80,000cMay 11938
(Subject to call after May 1 1918)
4.66s'08J-D
$7,000-- —------1919
(Subject to call at any time.)
BOND. DEBT Nov i 1913
$99,000
Tax levy val. '13(1-5 appr.) 1,592,610
School tax (per $1,000) 1913
on appraised valuation
$38.50
All
-464
;
FAIRBURY
_s
BEATRICE
July 1 1932
( ?)
5s '12
$50,000
TOTAL DEBT
xcvii.
Ref. Bonds (Opt. Jan. 15 1915).
3Ms'05Jan $98,000c—Jan 15 1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 27 *13
$133,000
Tax levy val. '13 (1-5 appr.)3,429.604 Tax levy val. '13(l-5appr.)23,980,164
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-—$21.80 State & Co.tax(per$l,O0O) '13.$18.50
Population in 1910
-.8,047 Population in 1910 (Census)._73,793
INT. on refunding bonds at Co.
INT. payable at County Treasury.
Refunding Bonds.
$19,000r___Jan
4Ms*96 J-J
—
6s '83
[Vol.
NEBRASKA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
n
Nov., 1913.]
NEBRASKA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEBRASKA CITY.
County seat of Otoe Co.
May 7 1858.
olnot bonds,
see
below.
Inoorp.
bonds
All
For Nebraska City pre-
Otoe County further
are
tax-exempt.
government
adopted
Commission
Renewal Bonds.
J-J $200,000
4J^s'04 J-J
484,000
4^s'04 M-N 127,000
J-J
4s '05
Jan 2 1933
Jan 1 1934
Mayl 1924
24,000
Jan
1 1925
4s'06
M-N 175,000
Mayl
4Ms'07 M-S 200,000
Sept 1
Funding
4Ms*12 J-D 400,000
Junel
5s '99
Intersection Bonds.
5s '99
4s *06
J-J
$50,000_._-July 1
5s '01
4Hs'07 A-O
50,000
Apr 1
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $218,000 4Hs'08 M-S
50,000..—Mar 1
Appraised valuation 1913.-4,008,400 4Ms*08 J-D
50,000
Junel
Tax levy val. '13 (1-5 appr.)
801,680 4^s'09 A-O 100,000
Apr 1
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$50.00 4Hs*10 F-A 100,000—.Feb 1
Population in 1910
5,480 4HsTl F-A 100,000
Feb 1
4Hs'12 M-S 100,000
Mar 1
INT. at Kountze Bros,, N. Y.
Jan.
16
1912.
...
—
1926
V
94, p. 293
Bonds.
$24,000c
Optional
150,000c
1919
44,000c
_1921
1927
1932
1926
1927
1928
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
4>£s'13 M-S 100,000—Mar 1 1933
Park Bonds.
NEELEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds (red. May 31 1918).
5s *13
$30,000—May 31 1933
TOTAL DEBT..J
._(?)
Bldg.
...
,—
4Hs'08 J-D $50,000
Junel 1928
4Hs'10 J-D
50,000
Junel 1930
4Hs'12 M-S
50,000
Mar 1 1932
5s '13
F-A
50.000--Aug 15 1933
GEN.BD.DT.Sept.22 T3_$6,270,000
Water bonds (additional
7,500,000
_
NORFOLK.
:'w This city is in Madison County.
Inc. Sept. 12 1881. Pop'n *10, 6,025.
Sewer Bonds (red. aft. May 1 *11).
4s '06
M-N$40,G00c
May 1 1936
Water-Extension Bonds.
5s '13
July $10,000c___July 1 1933
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Hi>
J-J
$25,000c—Mar 1 1919
Paving Bonds.
5s
J-J
$12,OOOr_._July 1 1930
6s '13
F-A
24,000c...Aug 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13.
$77,000
In addition to the above, the as¬
sessment bonds
maturing part yearly
(payable by special assessment
on
Sept. 22 1913 amounted to $1,470,500.
The cash in the treasury on
Sept. 1 1913 amounted to $722,718.
INTEREST payable in New York
at Kountze Bros.
DEBT
reads
Appraised valuation 1913..4,153,215
Tax levy val.'13 (1-5 appr.)
830,643
now
edness
INT. at fiscal agency in N. Y. C.
and at
City Treasurer's office.
NORFOLK
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
High-School-Building Bonds.
5s *98
J-J
5s '07
J-J
$ 11,000c
—
1918
.
24,000c_._May 1 1937
(Subject to call after May 1
1927.)
5s '11
M-N$25,000c...May 1 1931
BOND. DEBT July 1 19.13
$60,000
Sinking fund.i
5,000
Appraised valuation 1913—4,541,690
Tax levy val.'13 (1-5 appr.).
908,338
School tax rate (per $1,000)'13 $28.00
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
City.
NORTH PLATTE.
This city Is In Llnooln County.
Watefr-Works-Purchase Bonds.
5s
$100,000—..Oct 11929
Sewer (Subject to call).
4Ks
$30,000—Apr 1 1925
BOND. DEBT
BOND/DEBT Sept 16 1912$130, 000
1
Population in 1910....
4,793
INT. payable at Kountze Bros.,N.Y.
as
follows:
Section 196.
restrictions.
The full text of the law
passed by the Legislature will be
as
found In V. 88, p. 955.
VALUATION.—In
law
requires
Inc. Moh. 5 1857.
Douglas Co.
Commission gov¬
the
find the full
making the
tax levy to take only one-fifth (1-5)
assessors to
fix the rate
on
In the following we show
that basis.
Omaha Is situated In
;
Nebraska
value of property, but in
of such value and to
OMAHA.
*
The bonded Indebt¬
of the
city, exoluslve of dis¬
trict grading bonds, district Improve¬
ment bonds, public library bonds, re¬
newal bonds, bonds Issued for the
purpose of funding or taking up and
making payment of the floating In¬
debtedness and liabilities of the city,
oar bonds for the erection or purchase
of a city hall Baud Itorlum
or
ftmenglne houses, or the construction or
purchase, or for the construction and
maintenance, of subways and condu¬
its, or for park purposes, or for the
purchase, construction or appropria¬
tion of gas works, water-works, eleotrlo-llght plants or power plants,
shall not at any time exceed In the ag¬
gregate 5% of the actual value of the
taxable property within the corporate
limits of the city, such actual value to
be determined by reference to the as¬
sessment of property In said city.
There are also other provisions and
...
Tax levy val. '12 (1-5 appr.).854,736
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—-$71.30
LIMITATION.—The Leg¬
islature at Its 1909 session amended
the law relating to the debt limita¬
tions of this city so that the provision
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $45.00
both the full appraised value and the
years
ago
Nebraska City
was
cluded the city of that name
gald for some years. The County
and
adopted Sept. .2 1911 (V. 93,
Valuations by Assessors.
and upheld by the Supreme
1913.
1912,
;
Oourton Mch. 2 1912.
V. 94, p. 717.
$
$
All bonds of this city are taxable. On Real estate.
116,547,755
95,064,435
Aug. 2 1911 a proposition to Issue Personal... 65,019,135
69,168,475
$7,250,000 bonds for payment of the
plant of Omaha Water Co. and $1,Total... .181,566,890 1 64,232,910
000,000 for Improvement of same was
Valuation tor Tax Levy.
favorably voted.
V. 93, p. 425..
Of
(One-Fifth ot Above Values.)
this amount $7,500,000
were
sold
1913.
1912.
during May 1912.
V. 94. p. 1342.
$ '
$
This city was visited by a tornado
Real estate. 23,309,551
19,012,887
on Mar. 23 1913 and $3,500,000 of
Personal
13,003,827
13,833,695
property was destroyed and many
lives lost.
V. 96. p. 963. <•
Total
36,313,378
32,846.582
Water-Works Bondv
Tax (per M)
$65.60
$64.80
4Hg'll J-J$7,500,000—.Dec 15 1941
Assessments on personal property
City-Hall Bonds.
are made each year, but those on real
4Hs'09 A-0 $50,000
Apr 1 1929
4Ms'll J-D
25,000—-June 1 1931 estate are only made each 4th year.
,
50,000—Feb
Engine-House Bonds.
4Hs'03 M-S $45,000-—Sept
4s '06
J-J
60,000—Jan
4^s'08 M-S
30,000
Mar
4Hs'10 J^T
50,000
July
4Hs'13 M-S 100,000
Mar
Public-Library Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N$100,000—May
Paving Bonds.
4Hs'97 A-O $25,000—-Oct
4s '98
A-O
25,000—-Apr
4s '99
J-J
25,000
July
4s '00/ J-J
25,000
July
4s '01
M-N 74,000
May
4Hs'04 J-J
100,000—July
4s *04
F-A
75,000
Aug
4s '05
F-A
45,000—Aug
4Ms'07 M-S
75,000—Sept
4W08 M-N 50,000
May
4^s'09 A-O
75,000,
Apr
4^s'10 J-J
75,000,—July
4s '03
M-N 100,000—May
4^s'12 M-N 50,000..-.May
1 1932
1 1933
1 1926
POPULATION.—In
1&10
(Censur), 124,096: In 1900 (Census), 102,555; In 1890, 140,452; In 1880, 30,*
518; In 1870, 16,083.
1 1928
1 1930
1 1933
OMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
1 1932
4s '99
Bonds are taxable.
1919
1921
1928
1 1917 4J4s'08 J-J
s'08 J-J
1 1918 4
1919
1920
1921
1924
1924
1925
1927
1928
1929
ordered
100,000c...Jan
1928
250,000c
July
4
s'09 J-J
1929
150,000c...July
1931
375,000a
Jan
4, s'll J-J
4^S'H J-J 250,000c.--July 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913 $1,367,000
Sinking fund__r^
75,965
_
Val. of school prop.
\
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $100,000c—Sept 1 1918
Park Bonds.
4Hs'98 M-S 40,000c...Sept 1 1918
4s '05 M-N*$40,000c-..May 1 1925
(Subject to call Sept 1 1913)
3.70s'07M-S $75,000c...Mar 1 1927 (Subject to call after May 1 1910)
4s '89
J-J
Feb 1 1931
60,000c...July 1 1929 4^s'11 Feb $15,000
BOND. DEBT Sept. 11913 $275,000
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1921) M
Intersection Bonds.
Neb. City prec't bas. (add'l)
28,000
Appraised val. 1913
44,050,665 4^s'05M-S*$20.000c_—Sept 1 1925
5s *01
J-D
Tax levy val.
5,000c—Dec 1 1921
1913 (1-5
value)
8_, 810,133 4Ms'04 July 20,000c...July 1 1924
30,000c—July 1 1928
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_$2l.00 4^s'08 J-J
Fire Department Bonds.
Population in 1910
.19,323
4s '10
J-J *$25,OOOc
Jan 1 1930
Nebraska City Prec't Bonds.
4>*s'01 M-N$28,000c—May '14-'21 GEN. BD. DT. Aug 1 '13 $1,025,188
(V. 72, p. 894, for maturity.)
Special impt. bds. (add'l). 1,152,558
TOT. BD. DT. Aug 1 '13. 2,177,74$
INTEREST at office of Co. Treas
Full appraised value by as¬
sessors
1913
26,624,17®
PAWNEE COUNTY.
Tax rate on
4s '98
—
PAWNEE CO. DR. DIST.
NO.
1.
Drainage Bonds.
6s'11
J-J
$30,000
1916-1921
TOTAL BOND. DEBT....
(?)
O'NEILL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
,
in Holt
i
1932
Bldg. Bonds (red. Apr. 1 1923).
5s '13
$50.000
Apr 1 1933
1932
TOTAL DEBT
...
(?)
1933
Funding Bonds.
M-S$300,000—_Mar 1 1918
4^s'03 F-A 200,000-...Aug 1 1933
4s'05
J-D
95,000
June 1 1923
INT. at Kountze Brosl.N.Y". City.
SCHOOL DIST.
High-School Bonds.
$100,000
...1923
Building Bonds.
5s '09
$60,000
192®
Refunding Bonds.
5s '13
J-D $60,000c
.1933
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913.$160,000
Floating debt
60,00®
INT. at Kountze Bros.. N. Y. O.
OTOE
COUNTY.
County
Bonds
are
seat
Is
taxable.
...
...
SOUTH SIOUX CITY.
This city is in Dakota County.
Water Bonds (Red. Dec. 2 1917).
5s' 12
$25,000
Dec 2 1932
TOTAL DEBT!
(?)
...
Population in 1910—
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
SUTTON
—1,19®
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Clay County.
5s'11
PLATTSMOUTH.
This city is the county seat of Cass
County.
bonds are
Inc.
Mch.
15
1855.
All
taxable. Pop'n 1910,4,287.
$28,800
...
July 1 1931
(Subject to call July 1 1916)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$28,800
Refunding Bonds.
>
J-D $72,000c_June 1 '14-'19
5s
J-J
96,000c.
Jan
1 1921
Tax levy val. '11 (1-5 ap'pr.).288,635
School tax (per $1,000) 1911-.S30.00
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
5s
__
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
1913.$168,000
Sinking fund
4,013
Appraised valuation 1913-.3,094,995
Tax levy val. '13 (1-5 appr.)
618,999
INT. at Kountze Bros.,New York.
UNIVERSITY PLACE SCH. DIST.
RICHARDSON
Tax
DIST.
NO.
CO.
DRAINAGE
1.
P. O. Falls City.
Bonds taxable.
6s '10
J-J $205,000c.July 1 '15-'18
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.-$205,000
Appraised valuation 1912.. 1,276,284
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
SANDERS CO. S. D. NO. 39.
Building Bonds.
4^s'13
$30,000
June 11933
(Sub- to call any int.-paying
date.)
...
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
SCOTTS BLUFF SCH. DIST.
This district is in Lancaster Co.
5s *12
s-a
$50,OOOc.Feb 10 *17-'32
(Part every 5 years)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913. —.$50,000
Sinking fund—
1,500
levy val. '13 (1-5 appr.).610,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913..$28.40
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. O.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
County seat is Blair.
An issue of
$75,000 7% Sioux City & Pacific RR.
bonds, in litigation for some time,
was adjudged valid by the Supreme
Court.
V. 69, p. 661; V. 71, p. 1231;
V. 74, p. 741.
The $90,000 3% re¬
funding bonds mentioned below are
part of an Issue of $100,000 issued in
settlement of the principal and inter¬
est due on those bonds. V. 74,p.1158.
Refunding Bonds.
May $90.000c_May 1 '14*22
(V. 74. p. 1158, for maturity.)
(?) 4s 10
A-O $46,000—Apr 18 1920
(Sub. to call any int .-paying period)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913..$136,000
SHERMAN COUNTY.
Appraised valuation
.29,312,230
Loup City is the county seat.
Tax levy val.
4Hs
^-JS5O'600
Optional State&Co.tax '13(1-5appr.) 5,862,446
(per $1,000) *13.$22.00
BOND. DEBT Apr
1912..._$50,000
Population in 1910——".
12,738
Taxjevyva!. '12 (l-5appr.)3,292,115
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. O.
State&Co.tax (per
$1,000) '11_$20.50
Population in 1910
8,278
A district in Scott's Bluff
County.
_s
3s
$35,000
TOTAL DEBT
w
Nebraska
City.
WYMORE.
INTEREST is payable at
County
This city is in Gage
Treasurer's office. 1
County.
Refunding Bonds.
SOUTH
OMAHA.
This city is
in Douglas County.
Incorporated Apr. 71887.
All bonds
are taxable.
Pop'n 1910, 26,259.
5s '11
Aug $12,000—.Aug 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913_.$102,000
Tax levy val. '13
(1-5 appr.).344,188
Population in 1910
....2,615
INT. at State fiscal agency in N .Y
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the
table
below
we give statistics
regarding minor divisions in the
represented among the foregoing.
The
levy reported below represents 1-5 of the appraised value
State of .Nebraska which are
not
valuation for tax
BondedFloating
Location—
aebt
Alliance School District
Tax
Tax per
per
Popul'i
$1,000
1910.
$5,000
33,000
Levy
valuation.
debt:
$59,000
Alma (C), Harlan
County
90,000
Auburn (C), Nemaha
County. 102,000
Auburn School Dlstriot
40,000
Aurora (C), Hamilton
County. 32,500
Beaver City, Furnas
County.. 38,400
Benson (C>, Douglas
County.. 58.000
Benson School District
Boxbutte County
Cambridge(V), Furnas
Cheyenne
County
Toe
None
None
7549,000
None
Z631.571
5,000
3.600
7601,645
"71666
II—III
..
_
50.000
College View 1V>. Lancaster Co. 25.000
Columbus Sch. Dist. No. 1
43,500
Dawson
County......
(C), Dawes County
Crete (C), Saline County.....
David City, Butler
County...
Fairfield (C), Clay County
35,000
47,500
61,000
54,600
32,000
Fairmont Sch. Dist. No. 19.. 26,000
Fullerton School District
33,000
Gage County—
36,000
Gothenburg (C), Dawson Coi. 32,000
Gothenburg Sch. Dist. No. 20. 25,000
Hartington Sch. Dist. No. 8-- 54,300
Hebron (C),
Thayer; County.
70,500
_
Holdredge (C), Phelps County 64,000
*72.00
*28.00
2,72
2~, 63
-
97
—
3,17
65,000
Co
51.000
Central City (C), Merrick Co..
36.000
Crawford
(P. O. O'Neill)
are
SOUTH OMAHA
Holdredge is the county seat.
J-J
4s
$85,00Qc—Jan 1 1930
(Subject to call)
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13--$85,000
Appraised valuation 1913-22,004,325
Tax levy val.'13 (1-5 appr.) 4,400,865
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) T3.$14.00
Population in 1910
10,451
1928
1929
County.
1913
bonds
_
PHELPS COUNTY.
M-N 100,000
Mayl
A-O 200,000
Apr 1
F-A 100,000
Feb 1
J-J
50,000
July 1
F-A 100,000....Feb 1
M-N 50,000
Mayl
4^s'l2 M-S. 90,000
Mar 1
4Hs'13 M-S 100,000—.Mar 1
A district
$12.0®
subject to call
after the date of issue.
5s '03
Cozad,
4s '96
5 years
.
1928
1930
1931
(per $1,000)
♦These
...
1
1930
value
appr.
Pawnee City Is the county seat.
4^s'll
$53,000.
--1916
(Subject to call after 1912)
BOND. DEBT Oct 29 '13._.$53,000
Tax levy val.'13(l-5appr.) 5,438,629
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)1913 $18.00
Population in 1910
10,582
1912._3.060,000
Appraised val. 1913....*170,333,590
Tax levy val. '13(l-5appr.)34,066,7l8
School tax (per $1,000) 1913_.$18.00
1930
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. O.
1933
*
While this district includes all of
1932 the
City of Omaha, it will be noticed
Sewer Bonds.
that the valuations are considerably
4s '99
J-J
$25,000
July 1 1919 lower.
This is due to the fact that
4s '99
J-D
25,000
Dec 1 1919 railroad
property is not assessed the
4s '00
M-N 25,000
May 1 1920 same in the school district as it
is in
4s '00
F-A
50,000
Aug 1 1920
the city.
The assessment for city
4s *01
M-N 74,000
Mayl 1921
purposes is made by valuing the rail¬
4s '01
M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1921 road
property within the city limits.
4^s'02 M-S 100,000
Mar 1 1922
The assessment for school purposes is
4Hs'04 J-J
70,000
July 1 1924 made
by taking the entire property
4s '04
F-A
75,000
Aug 1 1924 of
the railroad in the State, dividing
4s '06
J-J
90,000
Jan 1 1926
that by the number of miles of main
4s '06
F-A 100,000....Aug 2 1926
line the railroad has in the State, and
4Hs'07 A-O 150,000
Apr 1 1927
multiplying this by the main line
4Ms'07 M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1927
mileage within the school district.
4Hs'08 M-S 49,000
Mar
4J^s'08
43^s'09
4J4s'10
4^s'10
4 Hs'11
4Hs'12
5s '04
M-S *25,000c—Mar 1 1924
5s *04
A-O *22,300c...Oct
1 1924
4^s'05 M-N*70,008c...Nov 1 1925
4Ms'12 J-J
110,880
Jan 1 1932
♦Viaduct Bonds (Refunding).
5s '95
J-D*$78,000c...June 1 1915
♦City-Hall Bonds.
4Ks'05 May $70,OOOc...May 1 192
tax
a
____
J-J $230,000c...Jan
J-J
12,000c...J,an
4s '01
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
have
oourts
Issued In 1901.
682)
4Hs'12 F-A
the
sufficient to pay debt to be levied on
territory covered by the precinct In
1886, the year the bonds were sold.
See V. 72, p. 302.
New bonds were
valuation for tax levy:
ernment
p.
♦Funding Bonds.
the precinct of
formed, and In¬ 4Ms'04 J-D$117,000c—Dec 1 1924
Overlap Bonds (red. July 1 1908).
and adJuly $35,000c—July 1 1923
Ing lands.
Bonds to the amount 5s '05
♦General Sewer Bonds.
of $40,000 were Issued and Interest
4J4S'06M-N$250,000c
May 1 1925
ommlssloner8 then declared the pre¬ 4Hs'08 J-J
30,000c—July 1 1928
cinct Illegally organized and refused
Refunding and Renewal Bds.
to levy a tax.
J-J*$62,000c-_.June 1 1915
Litigation resulted 5s '95
Some
4s '03
131
IIII
*2,016,271
None
1,02
2,42
4,55
1,50
—
*447,207 *82.20
*2,728,215
2.000
*277.965 *30.00
*988,358
None
"lM
None
72TI",6OO
3,000
2~,4C
None
None
2..17
1,0£
None
*3461600 *36166
None
-
None
..--.*11,590,217
None
16,246
Z19.40
30,3;
*381,553 *72.00
*420,000 *35.00
3.000
3.500
1,7;
a
"l.r
132
Tax Levy
Tax per Popul'n
1910.
Valuation. $1,000
3,692
z$2,166,478
----None
*116,220*$84.00
Bonded, Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Location—
Keith
None
$26,670
Keith & Lincoln Cos. Irr. Dlst. 62,500
County
Kenesaw School District
25,800
$4,000
33,000
32.000
*366,000 *29.00
2316.000 236.00.
2500.000 225.00
None
None
25,000
Richardson Co. Dr. Dist. No. 2 48,000
30,000
Superior, Nuckolls County
41,500
30,000
Superior School District
Tecumseh (C), Johnson Co
68,000
32,000
Valley County
Wahoo (C), Saunders County. 65,000
Wahoo School District
60,000
Wayne School District
40,000
West Point (C), CummlngCo. 37,000
York, York County......... 33,000
Shelton School District.
(C) City.
This
(V) Village,
merely
covers
a
a recent
2,152
1,746
2,106
*448,951 *73.50
2376,966
2599,087
2320,000 239.00
2512,312 230.00
None
8,000
7,700
8,000
53.000
.....
.None
2 J 06
municipal
affecting
the
the limit of bonded
and
provement
sewer
Indebtedness
bonds
1,776
6,235
any
2612,800
value.
For
V. 88, p. 1329.
or
1329,
assessed value of taxable property
which they
taay create—special Im¬
(assessed on property benefited)
to be con¬
The Act further provides that the total bonded
limitations
exceed 10% of the
pertaining to other civil
divisions, see
FREE.—By Section 15 of Chapter 408. Laws of 1907, all
other evidences of Indebtedness hereafter Issued by this State, or
—
county, city or school district contained therein, are exempt from taxa¬
tion
POPULATION OF STATE
Total tax.
passed
88, p.
•
BONDS TAX
bonds
V.
first class having a popu¬
debt, including special Improvement bonds, shall not
2423,392 229.75
21,139,338 227.00
None
capacity.
borrowing
That part of the new law relating to cities of the
—
-
None
None
subsequently
assessed
None
None
General Statutes of 1909 and those
In
1,748
9,480
2,168
27.20
23,639,647
The new Act covers
cities, school districts and by boards of education.
as
The 1909
Act limiting the creation of Indebtedness In counties,
sidered outside this limit.
None
None
an
lation of 50,000 or more fixes 5 % of the
None
Schuyler (C), Colfax County. 62,000
Scotts Bluff (C),Scotts Bluff Co. 57,000
Seward, Seward County
"l",686
admit of even a brief digest.
limited space here does not
our
various laws contained
236.00
None
of Kansas has become so extensive
Under the foregoing the legislation
Legislature passed
978
None
-
Osceola Sch. Dist. No. 19
Red Cloud (C), Webster Co...
Red Cloud School District
2375.000
None
assessment, borrow¬
credit shall be so restricted
ing money, contracting debts and loaning their
as to prevent the abuse of such power.
that
xcvii.
for the organization of
be made by general law
Provision shall
Cities.
cities, towns and villages; aud their power of taxation,
1,716
Madison (C), Madison Co
32,500
Nebraska City School District.a:80,000
Neligh School District
36,000
Nelson (C), Nuckolls County.
36,000
North Bend Sch. Dlst. No. 8. 30,000
North Platte School District— 77,000
:
[Vol.
KANSAS-DEBT OF STATE.
i 1913 figures.
* 1912 figures,
issue of bonds; we are not informed as to what
Is total debt.
1910
—
...1,690,949 11880
.
1900
996,096
364,399
107,206
.
1,470.495|1870
1,428,108 |1860
1890
The proportion of the colored population was 4.33% In 1880, 8.59% In
1890, 3.7% In 1900 and in 1910 3.2%.
In number blacks were 627 In 1860,
17,108 in 1870, 43,107 in 1880, 51,251;in 1890, 52,003 in 1900 and 54,030
in
State of Kansas.
1910.
,
ITS
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
OF
STATE
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
NOTE.—For reports not given in
Organized
Admitted
as
State
a
Total
area
State
.May 30 1854
Territory (Act May 30 1854)
as a
of State
.-Jan. 29 1801
(Act Jan. 29 1861)-
Capital
(square miles)
82,080
.Topeka
....—
—
...
"Additional
2d Mon. Jan. 1915)..Geo. H. Hodges
Sec. of State (term ends
Treasurer (term
Auditor (term ends 2d
LEGISLATURE
January.
2d Mon. Jan. 1915) _Chas. H. Sessions
no
W. E. Davis
Monday Jan. 1915)
biennially In odd years on the 2d Tuesday in
limit to length of sessions, but members can receive
meets
There is
Earl Akers
ends 2d Monday Jan. 1915)
.
p&y for only 50 days' service In the aggregate.
INCIDENTS IN STATE ORGANIZATION, &c.-rSee "State and City
Supplement" of Apr.1893, page 124, for the facts and statements formerly
given under this head.
:
HISTORY
DEBT.—When Kansas was admitted Into the Union as a
OF
The Constitution of 1895
State (In 1861) it bad a bonded debt of $150,000.
limited the debt-making power to $1,000,000 (with certain restrictions and
exceptions), as more fully described below.
In 1866 the bopded 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
Apr. 28 1913 was $370,000, all held by the State Permanent School Fund.
Permanent School Funds April 1913 amounted to $9,396,698.18.
LOANS—
Interest—P. Ct. Payable.
.
Name and Purpose.
Do
J
&
J
July 1 1914
is
4
J
&
J
Jan
1 1916
159,000
payable at the State treasury.
VALUATION
ASSESSED
'Principal¬
Due. Outstand'o
$211,000
4
_
1904
INTEREST
ly hen
.c
—...c
Refunding iyt)3
—
••
.
..
Valuation.
1913
1911
1910
per
$2,810,961,092
2,746,885,505
2,777,054,317
2,752,107,678
1912.
1909
1
2,511,260,285
*2.453,691,859
408,329,749
—
1908
1906
•The large increase
•
State Tax
Total Assessed'
•
Years.
*
$1,000
$1.20
1.20
1.20
1 05
1 25
0.90
4.70
Total Assesssd
Valuation.
Years.
State Tax
$387,553,348
$1,000
$5.70
1904......^
378.335.401
5.20
1902...;...
1900....
363,103,030
328,729,008
5 50
1890-..
348,459,943"
4.25
1880...
160,570,761
92.528,099
5 50
1905
....
....
1870-.:
per
5.50
8.75
beginning with 1908 followed from a law passed In 1907
(Chapter 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 the Tax Commission to require all townships and city assessors.
County Commissioners and County Boards of Equalization, under penalty of
forfeiture and removal from office as such assessors or boards, to assess all
property of every kind and character at Its actual and full cash market
Previously property was assessed at only a fraction of Its actual
value.
value.
V. 87
1189
p
LIMITATION.—Kansas has by Its Constitution given the State
power to contract
expenses
public debts for the
purpose
of defraying extraordinary
and making public Improvements In an amount not to exceed
,000,000.
This
limit,
however,
has two exceptions.
First,
section provides that it may be exceeded if the proposed law
such debt shall be submitted tp a vote
the
next
for creating
of^he electors, and if the proposed
law be ratified by a majority of the votes cast.
Second, the section follow¬
ing provides that the State may borrow money to repel Invasion, Ac.
We
give these sections In full, and also the subsequent one which forbids the
State being a party to Internal Improvements.
For the purpose of defraying extraordinary
and making public Improvements, the State may contract public
Debts, annual tax; proceeds.
expenses
dents; but such debts shall never, in the aggregate, exceed $1.000,000, ex
cept as hereinafter
provided.
Every such debt shall be authorized by law
vote of a majority of all the mem
for some purpose specified therein, and the
bers elected to each House, to be taken by
the yeas and
nays,
shall be
neces¬
the passage of such law; and every such law shall provide for levying
annual tax sufficient to pay the annual Interest of such debt, and the
principal thereof, when It shall become due: and shall specifically appro
prlate the proceeds of such taxes to the payment of such principal and In
terest; and such appropriation shall not be repealed nor the taxes postponed
or diminished until the Interest and principal of such debt shall have been
wholly paid.
Other debts.
No debt shall be contracted by the State except as herein
provided unless the proposed law for creating such debt shall first be sub¬
sary to
an
mitted to a direct vote of the electors of the State at some general election
and If such proposed law shall be ratified by a majority of all the votes cast
at such general election, then It shall be the duty of the Legislature next
after such election to enact such law and create such debt, subjec* to all the
provisions and restrictions provided In the preceding section of this article.
Borrow money.
The State may borrow money to
repel invasion, suppress
Insurrection or defend the State In time of war; but tne 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.
The State shall never be
works of Internal Improvement.
Internal improvements.
any
Af UNI.CTPAL
a
party In carrying on
•
indebtedness is not restricted by the Constitution at all.
«
The
only provision for the regulation of such matters contained In that Instru¬
ment is the following,
requiring the Legislature to make general laws and
restricting the power to make debt In the case of cities, towns and villages.
alphabetical order among the following tee
of this 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.
Is
In
Dickinson
County.
Water-Works Refunding Bds,
4Ms'02 M-S $31,000c—.Mar 1 1932
Funding Bonds.
adopted
Mch. 1 1910. V. 90, p. 722.
Bonds 4^s'09 M-S $6,000c—.Sept 1 1929
J-D
all optional.
10.272.93c June 1 1933
In May 1905 the City 5s *13
Council paid to Cornell University Redeemable beginning June 1 1923)
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 1913 $349,773
$2,500 In compromise settlement of
the gas bonds Issued In 1888, and Special debt (add 1)
$57,942
which had been In contest for ten Water debt (included)
•
72,000
years.
The Interest and principal Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_6,878,120
Population in 1910 (Census) —.7,508
amounted to over $10,000.
INTEREST on refunding bonds,
Wate* Bonds {red. Feb. 1 1912).
4HR'07 F-A $85,000c
Feb 1 1937 except those payable In 1931, and on
Commission
government
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$9,000cJ
Jan ,1 1918
.98 • J-J
35.000c—Jan 1 1918
Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-J
$14,493c.
1940
5s *11
A-O
15,000c—Apr 1 1931
water
bonds. Is payable
N.
Y.
City,
at Kountze
general impt.
In Topeka.
5s '98
Bros.,
5s
bonds at State Treasury
4Hs'06J-D,
5s
or
arkansas
city sch. dist.
Building Bonds.
J-D $50,000
June 1 1931
BOND. DEBT May 1913-$118,000
5s '11
Park Bonds.
„
$6,000c
-June 4 1926
Paving Bonds.
J-D $10.500c
Assessed valuation 1911
School tax (per
7,200,000
$1,000) 1911.—$6.40
$1,500 yearly on Dec. 1
5s '13
M-N?22,500—Nov 1 '14-'22 atchison.
Atchison Is in Atchison Co.
Com¬
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913
199,993
government defeated Sept.
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_4,500,000 mission
V. 95. p. 916.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$14.40 25 1912.
On July 23
Population in 1910—
—4,118 1913 the Kansas Supreme Court
issued an order granting an alterna¬
INT. on refunding, park, sewer &
tive writ of mandamus against this
paving bonds at State Treasurer's of¬
city to pay off the $266,950 of bonds
fice; on water bonds at fiscal agency
which fell due July 1 1913, and for
in N. Y. City. Refunding bonds are
the redemption of which no provision
owned by State School Fund; sdwer
was made.
V. 97, p. 251.
bonds by local people.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '13
J-J $266,950——July 1 1933
abilene school district.
(Subject to call begin. July 1 1918)
Building Bonds.
Coal Bonds.
4s '06
J-J
$35,000c..
..1926 5s '04
$30,000
July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913
$35,000
City Purposes.
Assessed valuation 1912—5,814,608 5s '96
1916
J-J
$10,000c—.July
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-—$4.50 5s '96
1921
J-J
10.000c—.July
INTEREST Is payable at Farm¬ 4s '83
1913
J-J
266,950c—.July
,,
_
—
ers' Nat. Bank, Abilene.
4s '85
4s '89
allen
4s *98
Park
5s *06
5s '06
5s '06
county.
Iola Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
5s'98
$74,000
Oct 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Mar 17 '13—$74,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 29,309,736 5s:
.
w—
J-J
J-J
J-J
(per $1,000) ,12.$4.00
27,640
Population in 1910..
anderson county.
County seat Is Garnett.
L..L. & G,,RR. (Refunding).
5s '01
J-J $135,000c—-Jan 11931
(Subject to call)
J-J
$5,000c...Jan 1 1914
(Sutyect to call after 1907)
4Jis'06 J-J
$20,000c-. Jan 1 '16-'22
Refunding Bonds.,
^
4Hs'99 J-J $50.000c J'ly 1 14- 19^ 29
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913. , $210,000
5s'02
06
1915
1919
135,400c—July
49,150c—.July
192,350c—July
1928
Bonds.
J-J
J-J
J-J
„
State & Co.tax
DEBT
end
at
The National Park Bank of New York City Is fiscal agent for the Stat#
Abilene
Governor (term ends
Statements"
THE
KANSAS.
-
1918
1923
$10,000c
July
10,000c—.July
10,000c—July
12,500
July
1928
1933
$739,150
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 '12
Internal
impt. bds. July 1 '10 152,185
Assess.' val. '13 (abt. act.) 16,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913——$16.88
Population in 1910
16,429
atchison schoot, district.
Building Loans.
6s '86
J-J
$4,000c—July 1 1916
43^s'08 J-J
44,000c—-July 1 1923
(Subject to call at any time)
4Hs'09 J-J
50,000c—Jan 11924
(Subject to call)
Refunding {Red. any time).
Sinking fund
10,669 5s'13 J-J $24,000——July 1 1933
122,000
Assess, val. *13 (abt. act.) 23,630,903 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
State & Co.tax (per $1,000) *13_$3.30 Assess, val. '13 .(abt. act.)16,073,026
Population in 1910.
INT. at fiscal
agency
...13,829
in N. Y,
School tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1910
1913—$4.50
16,429
atchison county.
argentine!
See Kansas City.
arkansas city.
Arkansas City Is situated In Cow¬
.
^
County seat Is Atchison.
Ref. Bonds {red. July 1 1914).
J-J $231,000c—July 1 1929
4s '99
5s '86
J-J
68,000c...July 1 1916
$299,000
Incorp. Sept. 10 1884.
Commission
government
adopted Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 40,861,826
Mch.
20 1912.
City In 1900 pur¬ State & Co.tax (per $1,000) '13_$4.01
28,107
chased
water works
and assumed Population in 1910
INT. at fiscal agency In N. Y .
$90,000 of 20-year bonds.
Internal Impt. Bonds.
5s *13
J-D
$6.000c_..June 1 1933 barber county.
County seat Is Medlotne Lodge.
Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'02 F-A $46,000c—Aug 15 1922
$18.000c—-July 1 1914
4s '03
F-A
8.000c...Aug 1 1933 6s '84
J-J
3,000c—July 1 1917
A-O $20,000c.. .April 1 1926 6s '87
5s '06
J-J
79,000c—-July 1 1934
M-N 12.000c...July 1 1916 4s '04
5s '06
Court-House Bonds.
M-N 40,500c—.May 1 1938
5s '08
J-J
$25,000c—June 24 1916
J-D
20.000c.__ June 1 1929 6s'86
5s '09
Railroad Bonds.
M-S
10.000c. ..Sept 1 1931
5s
5s *07
A-O $56,000c
Apr 1 1927
Refunding Warrants.
5s '12
$79,000
June 1 1932 BOND. DEBT OCT 1913 $181,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-
ley County.
„
,
„
_
„„„„
...
Railroad Aid Bonds.
Assess, val
.
.
5s '09
F-A
20,000c_..Aug 1 1939
Water Bonds {Subject to call).
6s'00
J-D
$35.000c—-June 11919
'13 (abt. act.)
19,942,660
State & Co .tax (per
$1,000) *13_$4.50
Population in 1910
__9,910
INT. at Nat. Park Bank. N. Y.
County seat Is Ashland.
This city Is In Republic County.
Refunding Bonds.
M-S
$2,000c_—Jan
5s '99
1 1920
1921
Railroad Aid.
Apr $13,000r_—Apr 10 1919
6s '89
6s
$1,000) 1912—$13.40
Population in 1910
2,224
Total tax (per
on
all
bonds except
refunding bonds dated 1911 payable
at National Park Bank, N, Y. City.
CALDWELL.
Sumner County.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
4>£s*99 J-J $18,000 ——July 1 1919
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Ks'06 J-J
$15,000
July 1 1926
Water-Wks. & El.-Lt. Bonds.
4Hs'09 A-0 $30,000—Oct 1 1929
Main Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-J
$7,000
1940
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913.
$70,000
Sewer bonds May 1913—
■
5,602
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 1,645,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.$7.00
Population in 1910.
2,185
Population in 1913
2,265
This city Is in
——
CANEY.
This city Is In
Montgomery Co.
Funding Bonds.
'09 •
$46,088—July
Improvement Bonds.
6s '04
$10,000
Aug
_s
34,901
.s '08
* 13,500— .Part
_s '08
33,244
Part
6s T1
16,800—July 1
Water-Works Bonds.
.s
...
1 1929
...
State&Co. tax
(per$l,000)'04-$25.20
5s '06
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
County seat Is Lawrence.
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'04 J-J
$27,000r.„Jan
4s '05
J-J
26,000r—Jan
5s '08
J-J
28,000
Jan
4Hs
J-J
25,000c—Jan
Bridge Bonds.
4^s'04 J-J
$36,500r_..Jan
43^s'05 -4-.
30,000r
Mar
.
„
1 1924 4^s'05M-S$124,000c--Mar 15 1935
(Subject to call $5,000 yearly on
2 1915
1 1914
March 15,
1 1916
,
GEN. BONDS Apr
Water debt
_
COUNTY.
County seat Is Clay Centre.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'01 J-J
$17,000c—July 1 1914
5s '97
J-J
33,000c
July 1 1917
5s '99
J-J
30,000c-._Jan 2 1927
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$80,000
-
yearly
yearly
*14-*21
val.'13(abt.act.)--29,571,626
(per $1,000)T1_$3.50
Population in 1910
15,251
INT: at State Treasurer's office.
State & Co. tax
COFFEYVILLE.
Water-Works Bonds.
s-a
$40,000————
s-a
10,000
Refunding Bonds.
4s
s-a
$1,000
($1,000 payable annually.)
4s
ann
$1,000
—
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
4s
s-a
$30,000
($1,000 payable annually on Jan. 1.
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 1912
$82,00t
Assessed valuation'1911—2,411,290
...
—
—
...
...
on
park
'12—$6.30
9,272
payable at
bonds
State Treas. office In Topeka.
Building
J-J
5s '06
J-J
Bonds.
5s '03
$30,000c
1922
35,000c—July 1 1926
—
(Subj. to call $3,000 in '23,'24 &*25.)
J-J
13,500c—Jan 1 1933
(Subject to call any time)
5s '09
J-J
$32,000c1934
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '13
$115,500
Sinking fund
5,100
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 12,352,875
5s '08
CHANUTE SCH. DIS. NO. 2.
A district in Neosho County.
School-Bldg. Bonds (Tax-Free).
4^s'13
$7.000
—.1933
5s '13
103,000
-1933 School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$7.00
12,687
BOND. DEBT June 1913. $153,000 Population m 1910---"
INTEREST
Is payable at State
Assessed valuation
8,069,616
Treasurer's office, Topeka, and at
Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. City.
—
...
...
CHASE
—
COUNTY.
Cottonwood Falls Is the county seat
6s
COLBY.
This city Is In Thomas County.
22 1922
Refunding Bonds.
,$80,000 4Ks'05
$1,500—Dec 20 1920
Sinking fund
35,000
Water-Works & Eiec.-Light.
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.) —19,743,000 4Hs*10
$55,000---.July 1 1935
State & co. tax (per $1,000) '13-$4.90 BOND. DEBT July 1 1910-'-$56,500
Population in 1910---— -7,527
Population in 1910-------- —1,130
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N.Y. City.
—
--.
COMANCHE COUNTY.
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY.
County seat Is Coldwater.
Jail Bonds.
•,County seat Is Sedan,
6s '89
$3,000—-Sept 1 1919
Refunding Bonds.
5s
July $18,000c-July 1 '14-T6
Refunding Bonds.
Railroad Bonds.
4Hs'04 -.-$123,000
July 1 1934,
6s '87
Jan $62,000c—Jan 11917 5s '12
22,000—Jan 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.$80,000 CO. bonded debt Oct 1913 $148,000
Sinking fund
64,122 Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)-.10,483,023
Ass'd val/ '13 (abt. act.).14,026,356 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'13-$4.10
State & Co. tax (per $l,000)'12-$5.00
Population in 1910
3,284
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
Population in 1910
11,429
—
---
(Total taxrate(per $1,000)
Population in 1910——
CHERRYVALE.
This city Is In Montgomery County.
Commission
government
adopted
May 1 1911., V. 93. p. 1131.
Water-Works Bonds.
5Hs'll J-J $105,000c
Jan 1 1931
F-A
50,000cSeptic-Tank Bonds.
6s
$8,500c
—
Funding Bonds.
5s
$63,000c
1919
5s
12,000c
1925
5Hs'12 M-S
49,735c1931
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13-- $288,235
Assessment debt (add'l)—
61,489
Sinking fund
9,115
Water debt (included)-___
155,000
Assess, val. 1912 (2-3 act.)-2,391,027
Total tax(per $1,000) 1912—$25.02
5s
-.-
„-
4,304
CONCORDIA.
'
This city Is In Cloud County.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '07
F-A $45,000c
Feb 1 1927
5s'08
J-J
19,000c_July 1 '14&'25
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '13--$62,000
Sinking fund
3,402
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_4,779,635
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $13.00
$66,000c—Jan
1 1933
1 1938
'11.S14.10
2,041
Water-Works Bonds.
6s '08
payable
at
fiscal
In N. Y. City and at State
Treasurer's office In Topeka.
INTEREST
agency
DICKINSON
COUNTY.
County seat Is Abilene.
Ref. Bonds (red. $5,000 yearly).
5s '98
J-J $226,000c
Jan 1928
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
$226,000
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)—42,469,607
St.& Co. tax (per $1,000) 1913-S3.40
Population in 1910
21,816
INTEREST payable at Nat. Park
Bank, New York.
city Is In Labette County.
Refunding Bonds (optional).
July $38.500c
1917
Waterworks (optional).
6s '05
July $29.500c
1923 DONIPHAN COUNTY.
County seat Is Troy.
BOND; DEBT Oct 1913-—$68,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val. *12 (abt. act.)--734,000
J-J $348,000
July 1 1922
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 $2.85 5s '92
5s '93
J-J
125,000- —-July 1 1922
This
5s '87
—
—
..
Population in 1910—
1,548
4MsT2
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N.Y.
—
427,500--'-1914-1932
1 1930
—1931
„
,
5s '13
$20,000c—Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-'$155,000
—
Assesfs. val. '12 (abt. act.)_2,875,175
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
In¬
corporated April 1 1870.
Commis¬
sion
government adopted Feb. 18 GERARD.
This city Is In Crawford County.
1910: V. 90, p. 574. Pop'n'10, 9,058.
Inc. Nov. 10 1869. Pop'n 1910.2,446
Refunding Bonds.
5s '98
Feb $13,000c—Feb 1 1928
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
4tfs'99 F-A
50,000c—Dec 1 1929 5s
F-A $12,000c
.—1929
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1919.)
Refunding (Subject to call).
4&s'02 J-J $15,000c—Jan 1 1932 5s
A-O
$5,401.80c
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1922.)
(Subject to call)
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'99 F-A$162,000c—May 1 1929
(Subject to call 1919.)
5s
A-O $15,951.83c
1932
Gas Plant (Opt. Sept. 1 1913).
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '03
M-S $15,000c--Sept 1 1923 6s
A-O $20,000c
1923
EMPORIA.
County seat of Lyon County.
,
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Hs'02 F-A $30,000c—Nov 1 1932
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'10 J-J
$ll,000r—July 1 1930
GEN. BONDS Mar 1913$296,000
Internal impt. bds. (add'l)
252,480
Sinking fund
:
18.578
Ass'd val. '12 (abt. act.)__ 10,912,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12—$8.00
INTEREST on the gas-plant and
electrlc-llght
bonds
Is payable
In
New York; on other bonds In Topeka.
Gas Bonds.
6s
A-O
$5,000c
1923
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913—$66,354
Assessment debt (add'l) — - 28,104
act.).-1.944,386
'12 (abt.
Ass'd val.
(per $1,000)
Total tax
1912—$20.60
INTEREST at State Treasury.
GRAHAM COUNTY.
Hill City Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
•
$9,000—July 1 1915
10,000—-July 1 1918
EMPORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT. 6s '89
28.000
Jan 1 1919
Building Bonds.
6s '90
5,000
Jan 1 1920
4s
J-D $15,000
.1921 434s'09 J-J
54,000c__June 15 1939
(Subject to call.)
(Subject to call June 15 1929)
5s '
J-J
$4,000
1928 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913--$106,000
(Subject to call.)
4Hs'09 J-J
$25,000c—July 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
4Ks'12 J-J $135,000- — --1932
(Subject to call 1922.)
Refunding Bonds.
4^s
J-J $13,0001921
4s
J-J
10,000
—1926
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
6s '85
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
Population in 1912 (est.)
FINNEY
Garden
State&Co. tax (per
1£,000
act.).-11,398,798
$1,000) '12—$4.30
__.8,700
Population in 1910
6% bonds payable
the 4k£s at State
urer's office in Topeka.
INT. on
York;
on
In New
Treas¬
$202,000 GRANT COUNTY.
12,000
New
Ulysses Is the county seat.
first issue of
reduced by com¬
The interest rate on
funding bonds was
COUNTY.
promise from 6% to 4%
Funding Bonds.
«
City Is the county seat.
4s
Refunding Bonds.
£
6s '87
J-J
$1,000-—Feb 21 191T
6s '89
J-J
2,000
Junel 1919
4Ms'09 J-J
18,000
July 1 1919
(Subject to call any time.)
4Hs'll J-J
$15,000--$2,000 yearly
Railroad Bonds.
5s '09
J-J
$43,000—-Nov 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$79,000
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.) —13,107,240
Population in 1910
6,908
FORD
fund---'13(abt.
Sinking
Ass'd val.
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)--12,031.743
School tax rate(per$l ,000) '13- -$5.80
4,415
Population in 1910
'
Inc.
J-J
$20,000c_.-Jan
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
5s '10
J-J
$20,000c—Jan
Funding Bonds.
"
5s
A-O $49,000c
Light Bonds.
4^s'03 J-J
—
CHETOPA.
„
in 1887.
6s '88
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
6s '92
M-N$80,000c..Nov
BOND. DEBT Oct 30 1913
Population in 1910
„
GARDEN CITY.
This city is in Finney County.
Population 1910, 3,200.
Refunding Bonds.
5Hs
INT.
-
■
—
.
—
...
Population in 1910
---
---
„
—
City tax rate (per $1,000)
—
beginning 1910.)
1912— $328,000
(included)
124,000
1 1924 Assessment debt May 1911 180,000
1 1920 Assess, val. '11 (abt. act.)_8,521,300
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-'
$172,500 Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—-$17.35
Ass'd vaLJ'13 (abt. act.)-_35,715,378
Population in 1910
—10,463
State & Co. tax (per $l,000)'13-$4.74
Population in 1910
24,724
INTEREST Is payable at the Kan¬ FORT SCOTT SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds.
sas fiscal agency in New York and at
4Ms'12 J-J
$80,000c—July 1 1942
State Treasurer's office in Topeka.
(Subject to call $25,000 July 1 1932
and $25,000 July 1 1937.)
EDWARDS COUNTY.
Refunding Bonds.
County seat Is Kinsley.
4Hs'04 J-J
$20,000c—July 1 1924
Railroad Aid—C. K. & W. RR. 4^s'09 J-J
32,000c.-July 1 1929
6s '86
A-O $21,000c—Aug 1 1916 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13- $132,000
4s '91
M-N 12,000c—Nov 1 1930 Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)--9,379,081
(Subject to call 1910.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$7.00
Funding Bonds.
Population m 1913
11,800
6s *89
$7,000c—-Feb 1 1918
INTEREST
on
$32,000
bonds
Ref. C. K. & W. RR. Bonds.
and bonds dated 1912 payable at
5s '11
F-A $45,000c—Aug 1 1941 State Treasury; other bonds at Nat.
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1931.) Park Bank, N.Y. City.
Bridge BIdg. (Subject to call).
5s '07
J-J
$20,000c
July 1 1922
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13$105,000 FRANKLIN COUNTY.
County seat Is Ottawa;
Sinking fund
.—
20,967
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.).-15,502,810
Refunding Bonds.
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '13—$3.80 5s '10
J-J
$87,500-Jan 1 '14r*20
Population in 1910——
7,033 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913--$87,500
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)_.33,186,771
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12—$3.10
ELLSWORTH
Population in 1910
20,884
This city Is In Ellsworth County.
—
•
$1,500—Jan 1 1914
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
$40,000
Jan 1 1916
6s '90
30,000
July 1 1920
6s'90
21,000—-Aug 1 1920
Water-Plant Purchasing Bonds
6s '86
This city Is In Montgomery County.
$13,000—-Jan 1 1922
Incorp. In 1872.
Commission gov¬
30,000—July 15 1936
ernment
adopted Sept.
14 | 1909.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1910.$180,733
V. 89, p. 870.
Pop'n 10, 12,687.
Assessed val. '08 (H act.) 1,753,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910—$14.50
5s '11
...$20,000r —.1922-1941
Population in 1910
-3,597
5Ms'04
l5,000r—Aug 1 1924
Refunding Warrants.
CHANUTE.
5s
"... $147,290r.
1927
This
city Is In Neosho County.
City-Hall Bonds.
*
Commission
government
adopted 5^s'04 F-A $20,000r—Aug 1 1924
Nov. 7 1911.
V. 93. p. 1337.
Refunding Water Bonds.
General Paving Bonds.
5^s'04
$49,000r—Aug 1 1924
5s'5Hs&6s.-$62,777
.1914-1922
Water-Extension Bds. (Optional).
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '12
A-0$130,000
1922
5^s
$7,000
1914 GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13 $381,290
Gas Bonds.
Paving debt (additional).
93,169
6s '99
$5,000—Apr 15 1919 Special debt (additional).
338,406
General Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund.
17,187
5s
$1,970
Total assessed val. 1913.. 9,690,922
General Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12--$8.60
5s
$40,500—.
INT. at Nat. Park Bank. N. Y.
Park Bonds (red. 1922).
5s '12
F-A $25.000-—Feb 1 1932
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 19 *13. $156,221 COFFEYVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
Funding Bonds.
Paving &sewer bds. (add'l)
109,577
J-D $10,000c
.1920
Assess, val. '12 (*A act.)__6,403.873 5s '00
6s '02
Street Bonds.
6s '84
14,422
Population in 1910
---
CLAY
Assess.
...
Total assessed
Fort Scott Is the county seat of
1 '14-'23
Inc. Feb. 27 1860.
$450,000 Bourbon County.
4Hs'09 J-J
$65,000.-July 1'24 &*29
val. 1913--24,866,867
—
1 1924
—
...
CENTER.
This
city
Is
In
Clay
County.
Inc. June 19 1880. Pop'n '10, 3,438.
Railroad Bonds.
5$
J-J
$7,000c.— 1920
Electric-Light (Subject to call).
4s
J-J
$20,000c
1920
Sewer Bonds (Subject to call).
5s
J-J
$12,500c—1939
Refdg. Water (red. beg. 1923).
5s '13
J-J
$33,0001933
BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '13
$72,500
Sinking fund
6,000
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)..3,797,013
Total tax (Der $1,000) '12
$4.70
INTEREST
Is payable at State
Treasurer's office in Topeka and at
National Park Bank, New York.
CLAY
SCOTT.
„
5s *13
$45,000--Jan
BOND. DEBT May 1912
.--
Refunding.
F-A
$5,OOOr_Feb 21 '14-T5
J-J
96,000r—July 1 1932
1921 4s '02
BOND. DEBT Sept 29'13
$114,000
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1911)
Ass'd val. '13 (abt.act.) —12,140,256
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '06
M-S $20,000c
Sept 1 1926 State& Co. tax (per $1,000)'13-$4.00
4,093
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—.$56,000 Population in 1910INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
Assess, val. '12 (abb. act.) 2,027,396
5s *11
J-D
6,000c—June 1
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '01
F-A $24,000c.Aug 1
FORT
Drainage Bonds.
CLASH COUNTY.
BELLEVILLE.
INTEREST
133
KANSAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Noy., 1913.]
COUNTY^
•
.
,
$4,000(See note above)
13,000
9,000c— Feb 1 1920
6s
F-A
'90
J-J
7,600c...July 1 1920
6s'96&'97J-J
100c
•
Refunding Bonds.
"
6s '90
6s
.
_
J-J
$29,000c-_-Jan 1 1929
4s '06
F-A
2,000c.--Feb 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Oct 10 *13$64,700
2s '04
Floating debt.46,000
Sinking funds.
_____ .1.858
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)__2,105,974
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13_$10.50
Population in 1910
1,087
bonds is payable
Treasurer's office in Topeka;
Railroad-Aid Bonds (Opt. 1909). all others in New Ulysses or at Nat.
4%s'99 J-J
$59,000c—Oct 2 1929 Park Bank, N. Y. City.
Funding Bonds.
4>£s'99 J-J
$47,000r—July 1 1919 GRAY COUNTY.
Cimarron Is the county seat.
(Subject to call July 1904.)
County
seat
Is
Dodge
City.
INT. on refunding
All
bonds are tax-exempt.
at State
Refunding Bonds.
'88
$3,500c
Dec 1 1918
1,500c_ __Jan 1 1918
6s '89
2,000c
Nov 1 1918
6s '90
500c
Jan 1 1920
6s *90
ll,000c__May 31 1920
6s '91
20,OOOc—May 9 1921
Funding Bonds.
5*4s'05,~ $55,000c-_-Jan 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913$93,500
Population in 1910
11,393 Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)..8,352,493
INT. on 4^s payable at office of State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '.13—$5.60
State Treasurer; on other bonds at Population in 1910
3,121
Nat. Park Bank. N. Y. City.
J-J
$21,500r—July 2 1918
(Subject to call.)
Court-House (red. aft. July 1 '21)
5s '11
J-J
$65,000c-.-July 1 1931
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$15,000r___
1932
(Subject to call 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$207,500
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.) ...21,600,000
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) T3-S5.60
6s '88
6s
6s '89
---
—
—
_
134
KANSAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
GREENWOOD COUNTY.
County
6s '89
J-J
$4,000c___July 1 1919
4Ms'01 J-D
37,000c_._ June 1 1931
(Subject to call at any interest date)
seat Is Eureka.
Sewer
6s '04
6s '05
Poor Farm.
»tate&Co.tax(per $1,000) 'll._$3.10 Sinking fund
6,205
Population in 1910
16,060 Assessed val. '13(2-3 act.).6,698,869
—
INT. payable at State Treasury.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1913 $5.70
Population in 1910—--.
2,930
INT. at State Treasurer's office In
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Topeka
Syracuse Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
•a '97
$31,000c
Oct 1
0s '88
9,000c__Mar 15
is '88
—'
4,000c_—July 1
6a '96
10,200c...July 1
Ss '96
3,300c...Jan 1
6s '97
1,400c.._Jan
1
6s '98
500c...Jan
1
3s '03
10,000c...July 1
Bridge Bonds.
—.
—.
—
...
—
'13
_s
4s '09
$23,000c...Sept 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Mar 15 '13..$92,400
•inking fund
5,000
'13 (abt. act.)..5,467,999
4Ms'07
—
1 1937
25,000
July 1 1937
Campbell University Bonds.
$12,000
July 1 1920
Refunding Bonds.
: :
5s'12
J-J
$30,500c..._-.-1922
—3,360
INTEREST
payable
at
State
In Topeka and at
Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
City.
—-
...
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$3,410c.
office
5s "12
5s '04
CITY]
HARPER
;
--
S*ate&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12..$5.90 6s '90
-..
23,110.30
—
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '07
$25,000
Jan
...
—
J-J
—
16,000c
Disposal Works Bonds.
5s
This city Is in Harper County.
J-J
$9,000c
•_
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 17 *12.$155,910
17,344
May 11920 Assessment debt (add'1)
Feb 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1912—.3,464,770
Feb 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911—-—$4.90
10,300....Apr 11917
Water and Light Bonds.
HORTON.
'
U '08
$10,000
This city is in Brown
Aug 1 1923
County.
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
-s '12
J-J
$25,000
6s '89
$4,000
Jan
1 1919
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913—$92,300 5s *89
11,000
Jan
1 1919
Assessed ral. '12 (abt. act.) 1,100,000 5s '08
12,500
Jan
1 1918
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$20.00
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1910——
1,638 5Ms'10
$10,500.—Dec 1 1920
INT. on refunding bonds is paya¬
Water andLight Bonds.
ble at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y., on 5s '11
$55,000—-Apr 15 1941
water
and
Water-Works Bonds.
light, bonds
at
State
5s '12
Treasurer's office in Topeka.
F-A $38,000c___Aug 1 1932
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 16
T3-$131.000
Assessment debt (add'1L._
12,360
HASKELL COUNTY.
Warrants outstanding
61,239
County seat Is Santa Fe.
Cash on hand,
5,558
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation
Refunding Bonds.
6s '90
6s '07
4s *07
4s'07
$20,000
19,000
8,000
—
—_
—_
6s *06
6s *07
—
—.
...
—
—.
1918
1920
Population In 1910INT.
at
State
3,600
Treasurer's office.
1931
Park Bank,
6s *96
N. Y.
This city is In
Population
n
1910
9.032
-
INTEREST payable at Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y. City, and State Treas¬
COUNTY.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$69,000.-Apr 15 1928
1 1920
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912 $3.00
Population in 1910..16,861
1 1925
$20.00
-.2,548
Population In 1910
Ellis County.
City-Lot-Purchase Bonds.
30 1927
15 1917
'13
—
50,000.
(Ann'x.
Jan.
1
1910);
INTEREST
prior to
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
April
on
1
all
1908
bonds
Is
Issued
payable at
Nat. Park Bank.
N. Y; City; all
bonds Issued after that date at Stat*
Treas. office In Topeka.
'
KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms
J-J
$50,000c...Dec 1 191$
4Ms'05 F-A
40,000c—Feb 1 1921
4Ms
J-J
8,000r__Dec 10 1910
4Ms'07 J-J
200,OOOc.-.Apr 1 1927
4Ms'09 J-J
250,000c—.Feb 1 1920
Argentine Bds. (An'xed Jan. 1' 10)
5s
$9,900c
July 1 1911
5s
17,000c—July 1 1910
5S *07
J-J
25.000c.
1927
(Subject to call at any time)
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'Q9 J-J $184,000c.-Feb 15 1920
(Subj. to call at any int.-pay. period.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 '11
$795,900
Sinking fund.
7.170
Assess, val.'11 (abt. act.) 89,874,495
School tax (per $1,000) 1911-—$5.54
Population In 1911 (est.).88,790
Delaware Riv. Dr. Dist. Bonds.
5s
F-A $85,722.24rFeb 1 '14-28
INTEREST on the bonds of 1900
TOTAL BONDED DEBT of
Is payable at the State Treasurer's
District Sept 1913
$85,722 office In
Topeka; on all other bonds
Assess, val. of dist. 1912—,1-407,910
at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. City.
Real
—
value..
550.000
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
—
$1,000.
Sewer Bonds.
6s TO
$30,000—jMay 1 1930
Water-Works Bonds.
6s *04
$25,000
July 1 1924
5s '09
18,000--Jan 2 1929
BOND. DEBT May
1912—$74,000
Assessed valuation 19111,987,000
—
—
HUTCHINSON.
County seat of Reno County.
—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
Population in 1910..
$13.00
1,961
HERINGTON.
Ino.
In 1872.
The sewer and street bonds
provided for by a special
levy
are
—
...
Refunding Bonds.
5s
5s
P
5s
;89
95
01
J-D $20,000r—.June
J-D
9,000r
Jan
1 1919
1 1915
23,000r—Aug 1 1917
A-O
77,000r—Apr 1 1931
4Hs01A-O
33,000r—.Oct 11931
($26,000 opt., $2,000 yrly. '06 to
'18)
Bridge Bonds.
Water and Light Bonds,
is g
J-J
$43,000c... Jan
iKsg A-O
30,000c...Oct
11928
11933
%
Bonds.
4^11 J-J $125,OOOr
(Subject to call
others at
.
—
—
Various Paving Bonds.
$48,225.46
--
State
HUTCHINSON SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
Building Bonds.
J-J
4Ms 09
$22,200
-r_
at
Topeka;
all
Nat. Park Bank. New
York.
|s |05
5s
M-Nl20.000c_._May
06V
J-D
$3,500c___July
52,500c...Dec
1 1925
1 1926
1 1929
Refunding Bonds.
T3.$150,425 4Ms'09
$35,OOOc_June 1 '14-'19
Floating debt (warrants)
60,188
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund—.
10,583 4Ms'09
M-A$19,500c
Aug 1 1919
Assessed val. 1913
--
...
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 15
...
.3,482,846
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$18.99
Population in 1910
2,974
HILL
County.
Water Bonds (opt. 1921).
6s '11
M-S
Elec.-Light Bonds (red. 1921).
Tax
rate
valuation
'12
-799,998
$22.80
HODGEMAN COUNTY.
County scat, Is Jetmore.
Refunding.
6s *87
F-A $19,000c..Feb 26 1917
6s '87
F-A
8,000c—.Jan
1 1917
6a '87
F-A
6,000c—Aug 1 1917
6* '87
F-A
J-J
'88
1,000c—Nov 1
•
Treas. office In
Topeka.
1917
,6,000c...July 1 1918
This
city
Commission
Is
In
...
5s
...
05
?S .25
£
5s 08
5s
5s
09
government
has
10
JUNCTION
—.
15,725c
27,540c
13,880c
KINGMAN COUNTY.
Kingman Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
6s '87
A-O
$1,000-—Apr 1 1917
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'96 F-A $92,000——Aug 2 1920
4s '99
F-A
18,000
Aug 2 1920
5s '02
J-J
30,000-...July 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$141,000
1932
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 30,117,320
State&Co. tax(per $1,000) '11-S3.40
1 1937
Population in 1910
13.380
County. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 5,598.
Furfding Bonds.
4s '02
Jan
$6,OOOc
Jan 1 1922
4Ms'05 A-O
5,000c—Oct
1925
4Ms'09 A-O
7,000———a—1929
Refunding Terminal Bonds.
4.9 '12
$30,000.
Sewer Bonds (red. 1917).
J-J
$30,OOOc.„Jan
—-
5s '07
Water Works.
6s '87
M-S $50,OOOc—Mar 1 1917
5s
17,000
1932
—
INT.
at
State
Treasurer's office.
—
KIOWA COUNTY.
Greensburg Is the county seat.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
11,850
5s '87
July $29,000c.-.Aug 4 1917
Paving bonds (add'l)
214,603
' Apr
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1913- 371,453 6s
1,000c—.Aug 4 1917
Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val. '12(abt.act.)__6,150,000
(Part due each year)
GEN. BD. DT. July 1 '13-1145,000
,
Sewer
assess,
bonds (add'l).
—
_—
s'06 J-J
$79,000c--July 15 1920
ail Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$14.25
'89
Jan
$3,000c.
Oct
1 1919
JUNCTION CITY SCHOOL DIST.
Court-House Bonds.
This
district
not
only
includes
_s '13
$55,000
Junction
City
but
also
adjacent
territory. Popula. 1912 (est.), 7,000. BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1913-$112,000
1,661
4Ms
J-J
$30,OOOc. ..July 1 1923 Sinking fund
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 16,128,737
(Subject to call July 1 1908)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—.$30,000 State & Co. tax(per $1,000) '13 $3.50
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_7,629,323 Population in 1910
6,174
School tax (per $1,000* 1912.--$5.00
INT. at State Fiscal Agency. N.Y.
INT. at Nat. Park Bk., N. Y; C.
__
___
been
1914-1916
—
1914-1918
.1914-1919
1913-1920
—
—
•
County seat Is Dlghton.
J-J
$ll,500r
Jan
Wyandotte County. 6s a
11918
J-J
55,000r
city of first class In 1886. 4 Ms
July 1 1922
CITY.
This city Is In
Incorp.
In
as a
1909
politan
purchased plant of Metro¬
Water Co. V. 88, p. 1211.
Commission
government
adopted
July 14 1909.
V. 89. p. ?41.
Park
Acquisition
&
Improve¬
l§-710c .....1914-1917
.—
CITY.
This city is in Geary
Co.
$ 1,875c
.1914
3,000c ——1914-1915
,„Z59c
....
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $101,000
15,437 Assess, val.
'13 (abt. act.).5,428,793
State&Co.tax(per$l,000) '12—-$3.52
Population in 1910
—3,120
Feb. 9 1859.
KANSAS
Montgomery
adopted. Pop'n in 1910, 10,480.
Paving Bonds.
5s'04
1 1913.$145,000
I,ANE COUNTY.
1913_$68,000 INDEPENDENCE.
1912
(per $1,000)
6s
INTEREST on first two Issues Is
payable at Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y.
on
all other bonds at State
$35,000-—Sept 15 1931 City;
I'll
M-S $15,000-..Sept 15 1931
BOND. DEBT Nov 7
Assessed
4Hs'll M-N
31.000c—May 1 1921
BOND DEBT Oct
1913—$261,500
Sinking fund
16 450
Assess, val. *13 (abt.
act.) 21,578,987
School tax (per
$1,000) 1913__$6.00
CITY.
This city Is In Graham
1912—47,659,735
Population in 1910
18,288
INT. at Fiscal Agency, N.Y.City.
1910 and 1912 Is
payable
Treasurer's
office
In
Water Works Bonds.
—' $50,000—
Mch 1 1917
30,000.
.Various
City Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation
48,500—Jan 1 1930
-
HIAWATHA. ~~
This city is in Brown
County,.
—
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Sinking fund
6s g •
J-J
$23,000c—July 1 1930
6s g ;
J-J
4,500c...Jan
11931
5M g '11 A-O 31,820c—Oct 1 '14-'21
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
1913.$193,820
—
—
Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.).37,827,005
1 1932
July 1 1961
after July 1
1931.)
4Hs'12 F-A $20,000c
Feb 1 1932
GEN. BD. DT Oct1
1913.$464,730
Assess, debt
(additional).
290,377
Sinking fund-i
61,282
Assessed val. '13 (abt. act.) 1,961,175 Assess, val. *13 (abt. act.) 20,896,767
Total tax (per
Population in 1910$1,000) 1913.-$16.43
—3,273
Population in 1910...
INTEREST Is payable at State
—.16,364
Treasurer's office In Topeka.
INTEREST.on the bonds of
1909.
Sewer Bonds.
County.
1 1917
11931
4su10:.^"J
Building
This city is in Jewell
1 1929
1 1930
1 1933
■
33,500c—.Apr
KAW VALLEY DRAIN. DIST.
P. O. Kansas City.
River Improvement Bonds;
Water Bonds.
5s *10
M-S$l ,225,000c_Mar 1 1940
5s '13
$40,000. .May 1 '15-'34 4Ms'10 M-S 60,000c—Mar 1
193f
TOTAL DEBT..—
(?) 4Ms'12 M-S
50,000c- —Mar 1 1930
Population in 1910
j..839 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.S1,335.000
JEWELL.
'
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
County seat Is Olathe.
Refunding Bonds.
KEARNY COUNTY.
4Ms'98 M-S $100,000c„Sept 1 1928
Lakln Is the county scat.
($10,000 sub. to call y'ly from 1918)
Refunding Bonds.4Ms'00 J-J $45,000c—July 1 1930
6s '91
J-J
$18,000
May 1 1921
($5,000 subject to call yearly)
5s '05
J-J
83,000c...Jan
1 1935
BOND. DEBT Mar
This city Is In Dickinson
18s! !8
«l£,0°0c—Jan
County.
4Ms 13 M-N
Incorporated Apr. 11 1887.
20,000c—May
Refunding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'02 M-N $8,000r—Nov
6s g
J-J
$10,000c— .July 1 1919
6s'87
J-J
6s g
12,000r—Mar
J-J
II,000c.Jan 1 '14-*24
Funding Bonds.
5s g
J-D
7,000c—June 1 1928
4 Ms'09 J-J
SHsg
A-O
$66,000r—July
*
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1'13.— 290,949
Sinking fund
10610
Assess. Val. .'13 (abt.act.)—4,595,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$19.95
5s '98
$2,500-..-Part yearly
—
$1,000) 1913
.»
—
$8,446.74c.May 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$69,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 29,575,430
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$64,700
Assessed val.
T3(90%act.) 1,500,000
Tax rate (per
HAYS.
'
M-N
'05
A-O $46,000c,.Apr 2 1925
GEN. BONDS Oct-1
1913._$160,447
Internal improvement debt
130,502
yearly
—
Nat.
-s
Funding Bonds.
Holton Is the county seat.
...
62,500c..Dec
218,500c..Dec
.
JACKSON
—_
J-D
J-D
Refunding Bonds.
IOLA CITY.
5s '99
M-N$20,500c...Nor 1 191f
This city Is the county seat of
Allen 5s *01
J-J
92,500c._.July 1 1921
County.
Commission
government GEN. BONDS Mar 1 '13.$2,383,777
adopted Mch. 10 1910. V. 90, p. 798. Water & light bds.
(add'l).2,497,000
Light and Water Bonds.
Special impt. bonds (add'l) 1,471,233
5s '00
F-A $80,OOOc...Oct 1 1920
Sinking funds
209,312
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912—90,367,010
4s '01
J-J
$26,000c—.July 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$6.70
(Subject to call any interest date.)
Population in 1910 (Census) —82.331
1 1915
—
at
5s *07
5s '07
4Ms'07 J-D
Argentine
_
HUMBOLDT.
(Subject to call July 1 1911)
This city is In Allen
J-J
County.
2,400c...July 1 1922
Refunding Bonds.
Funding County Warrants.
-s'12
$2,500
Jan
5s '13
J-J
$3,000-—Jan 13 1933
Sewer Bonds,
5s '13
A-0
1,500—-Apr 7 1933
-s'12
$11,500-—Part
5s '13
J-J
3,000
July 7 1933
Gas Bonds.
5s' '13
J-J
1,821
July 7 1933
$3,200
TOTAL DEBT July 11913_$109,075 6s '00
Jan
Water-Works Bonds.
Assessed val. '13 (abt. act.) 3,496,258
$45,000
Feb
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912 $8.25 5Ks'05
Compromise Bonds.
Population in 1910—
:
.993
INT.
5s '03
F-A 186,500c
Nov 1 192$
4Ms'99 F-A
40,000c
Feb 1 1914
(Subject to call Feb 1 1909)
4Ms'03 F-A
50,000c.-Aug 1 1918
4Ms'03 F-A
65,000c—Aug 1 1919
4Ms'04 F-A /32,000c
Aug 1 1923
\31,500c—Aug 1 1924
INT. at Nat. Park Bk., N. Y. C.
urer's office In Topeka.'
6s '12
Intersection Bonds.
$144,298.60
79,500c—June 1 1927
5s '09
F-A 150,000c.-Feb 1 1929
4Ms'09 M-N158,969c...May 1 1929
4Ms'll M-N 89,000c...May 1 1931
K. C. W. & N. W. Ry.—1887.
5s'87
F-A $30.000C—Jan
11917
Water debt (incl).'
244,600
Water-Plant Purchase Bonds.
Assessed valuation
9,334,150 4Hs'09 J-J $1,097,000c.July 1 1939
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912,.$22.13
Water-Plant Imp. & Ext. Bds.
INT. at State Treasurer's office. 4Ms'09 F-A$400,000c—Aug 1 1939
4Ms'12 F-A 150,000—-Aug 15 1942
4 Ms'10 J-J
500,000c—July 1 1940
INDEPENDENCE SCH. D. NO. 5.
Fire-Station Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-J $60,OOOc...July 1 194f
4Ms
F-A
$8,400c
1914-1916
City-Hall Bonds.
4Ms
M-N 13,332c
1914-1917 4Ms'10 J-J $200,OOOc...July 1 1940
4Ms
J-J
80,000c
1918-1926
Work-House Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.
$108,000 4Ms'10 J-J
$30,OOOc..-July 1 1940
Assess, val. (4-5 act.)'12__
10,900,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
School tax,(per $1,000) 1912
$6.00 4Ms'll J-D$350,000
June 2 1941
5s '11
1912—2,271,449
1920
_
,
—
5s
—
21.354c—July
3,500.64c,.1914-1916
...
,—
...
12,000c...Jan
13,000c—Jan
---
xcvii.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '95
F-A $80,000c_—Ocr
1 191$
4Ms'99 F-A
40,000c—.Aug 1 1914
(Subject to call Aug 1 1909)
2,487.75c-1914-1919
5s '09
26,250c
1914-1919
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'09 F-A$122,353c
1914-1929
V. V. I & W. Bonds.
7s '86
J-J
$38,000c
1916
Refunding Bonds.
5s ',98
J-J
$3,000c
1918
4Ms'05 J-J
10,000c
r
1916
Water Bonds.
V
5s '05
F~A$ 100,000c
1916-1925
5s '07
A-O
32,250c
1914-1916
Water-Works-Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$99,600c
1928-1942
GEN. BONDS Mar 1913—
$465,080
—
$51,000c—July
1914
1914-1915
1,486c
..,1914-1917
3,435.39c__ 1914-1918
—
6s '08
6s '09
.
0a'88-'89J-J
6s '90
J-J
6s'90-'91J-J
4s *01
J-J
General
$l,000c
1,106c
—
...
Population in 1910-
Bk, N.Y.
HOLTON.
1918 This city Is In Jackson County.
Inc.
1917 as a city of 3d class July 30 1870
1916 and as city of 2d class Feb. 3 1888,
1926 Commission
government
adopted
1927 Apr. 12 1912.
Pop'n 1910, 2,842.
1918
Electric-Light Bonds.
1933 _s '07
$25,000
Jan
11937
—
Treasurer's
at Nat. Park
1917
—
Ass'd val.
and
Bonds.
...
...
6s '89
J-D
$3,000c—.July 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913—$84,000
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)__33,665,539
[Vol.
ment Bonds (City's
4M&5s
...
-s
-„
Portion).
$443,9350-—i
General Park Bonds,
$79,073 79
-
5s
J-J
27,000r—Jan
1 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$93,500
Sinking fund
' 6,902
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).0,133,919
State & Co.tax(per$l,000) '13-S4.05
Population in 1910
2,603
INTEREST payable at Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y. City, and at State
Treasurer's office In Topeka.
Water debt sinking fund..
$33,985
LAWRENCE.
County seat of Douglas County. Assessed val. (4-5 act.) '13.7,290,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$7.00
$100,000 of bonds Issued by city In
..5,722
1871 were the subject of dispute—see Population in 1910.
INT. on water-works bonds paya¬
"State & City Seo." for Nov. 27 1909.
ble In N. Y.; other bonds In Topeka.
Sommission government adopted
pr. 28 1913.
V. 96, p. 1311.
Funding Bonds.
5s '96
MANHATTAN SCHOOL DIST.
$59,000c—July 1 1923
Building Bonds (red.beg 1923).
16,973
Jan 1 1928
5s '13
J-J
$90,000
July 1 1933
3,500
July 1 1916
J-J
5s '08
J-J
J-J
5s '86
4#s'09 J-J
(Subject
to
July 1 1939
call after July 1 1919.)
115.000
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1920).
(?)
TOTAL DEBT.
OSAGE CITY SCH. DISTRICT.
A district in Osage County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 22
Building Bonds.
4^s'12 J-J
$25,000c.July 1 '17-32
TOTAL DEBT May 24 '13. .$45,000
Assessed valuation 1911
...
—
payable
State
at
INT. payable at State Treasurer's
Treasurer's office In Topeka.
office In Topeka or through the office
of the H. P. Wright Investment Co.,
LAWEENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Kansas
City, Mo.
J-J
$22,000c..1914 to 1919
($3,000 due yearly 1914 to 1915 and MARION COUNTY.
i
County seat is Marlon.
$4,000 yearly 1916 to 1919.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '08 J-J
$40.000r_July 1 '20-'28
-s'12
$200,000....
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
$62,000
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.).. 13.000,000 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..$200,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913..$6.60 Assessed valuation 1913--40,404,102
Population in 1909 (est.)
13,786 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12—$2.44
Population in 1910
22,415
INT. at State Fiscal Agency, N. Y.
INT. at State fiscal agency, N.Y.
...
LEAVENWORTH.
Leavenworth Is the county seat
Co.
Incorp. 1855.
*
County seat Is Meade.
BONDS.—Im¬
but payable by special assess¬
benefited.
ment on property
LEAVENWORTH BOARD OP ED.
4Hs
J-J
$20,000
4s
J-J
40,000
BOND.
July 1 1921
Jan 1 1933
DEBT Nor 1913
Assess, val. '13
$60,308
,
.
Refunding Bonds.
6s'89(now2s) $3,000c._.July 1 1919
4^s'06 July
95,000c...July 2 1936
5s '09
A-0
26,000c
Apr 15 1929
(Subject to call after Apr 15 1919)
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
4Hs'08 M-NI50,000c..May 16 1938
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $174,000
Total assessed val. 1913—9,791,538
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) *13.$5.60
Population in 1910-...
5,055
provement bonds are guaranteed by
city,
''
MEADE COUNTY.
of
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
$80,000c.' 14-' 19-'24-'29
Funding Bonds.
4s '84
J-J $320,200c...Jan
1 1914
Park Bonds (Refunding).
5s '95
J-J
$50,000c...Apr 1 1915
GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1913
$450,000
Improvem't debt, general
52,840
Improvem't debt, assess't
157,372
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913
660,212
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)._17,615,579
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913...$22.50
Population in 1910
19,363
IMPROVEMENT
(abt. act.) 17,615,579
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-—$6.00
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
—
Sewer Bonds.
5s '09
Lincoln City Is the county seat.
Population in 1910
—
-808
...
...
S'art due each year)
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
...
.INT. at Nat. Park Bk., N. Y. C.
(per $1,000) '10.$3.73
Population in 1910.
5,883
State&Co. tax
MC FHERSON.
This city Is In McPherson County.
Inc. Mar. 4 1874. Pop'n 1910, 3,546.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
6s '86
J-J
$20,000
Dec 1 1916
Refunding Bonds.
'
5s '01
J-J
$32,000
Apr 1 1931
Water-Works
...
Bonds.
$9,000-...July 1 1921
Paving Bonds.
4Hs'H
$8,247--
4Hs'13
24,731.20
........
——T
-i.
Water-Works & E.l-Lt. Bonds.
4Hs'09 J-J
J-J
$65,000—.Jan
1 1939
Jan
1 1921
10,000
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1914)
Sewer Bonds.
5s '07
J-J
$9,000
Jan
1 1937
School Bonds.
4^s'10
...
$40,000
May 2 1930
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1913-_$217,97S
Ass'd val. '12 (abt. act.)..4,161,322
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912...$11.50
MANHATTAN.
This city is in Riley County.
Inc.
June 26 1880.
Commission govern¬
ment adopted Nor. 7 1911.
V. 93,
p. 1338.
Water-Works Bonds.
6s '87
J-J
$48,000
July 1 1917
Funding Bonds.
4^s'10 F-A $50,000
Feb 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
4%s
J-D $54,000
June 1 1932
5s
s-a
15,000r_._ July 1 1933
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13.. $202,001
Assassinent debt (add'l)
264,181
Sinking fund
t 16,819
Water debt (additional)...
48,000
(per $1,000) 1910...$3.50
N. Y„
INT. at fiscal agency,
6s '93
__p
July 1 1914 PRATT COUNTY.
$6,000
Light and Water Bonds.
J-J
$20,000—June 1 1942
5s '12
Street Bonds.
J-D $30,000
Junel 1923
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly.)
$57,957
25,903
Light & water bonds (add!)
20,000
TOTAL DEBT Sept 25 '13
103,860
Sinking fund
38,700
5s '13
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 25 '13
Assessment debt (add'l)—
NEWTON.
This city Is In Harvey Co.
Incorp.
Feb. 22 1872.
Commission govern¬
ment adopted Mch. 9 1910.
V. 90,
p.
799.
Population 1910, 7,862.
Railroad Bonds.
6s'85
J-J
$15,000r—July 1 1915
Paving Bonds.
5s '09 "J J
$8,444r ..July 1'14-'19
5s '10
J-J
l,466r.July 1 '14-'20
Sewer Bonds.
4J4s'09 J-J
$10,689.45r_Jan 1 1939
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919.)
5s '10
J-J
$7,869c...July 1 1940
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
5s '10
J-J
$5,131c—July 1 1930
City-Hall (Red. beg. July 1922).
4^s'12 J-J
$33,000
July
1932
Water Bonds.
4Ms'06 A-O $66,500r
Apr 1 1926
5s '11
J-J
15,000r—Jan 1 1931
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1921.)
Refunding Bds. (Red. beg. 1922).
5s '02
M-N$20,000r—Nov 1 1932
Refunding Water Bonds.
$40,000r___July 1 1937
(Subject to call after July 1 1922.)
5s '05
F-A $75,000r—Feb 1 1935
5s '07
J-J
promise on most of bonded debt of
Pratt County by paying one-third of
face value of past-due coupons and
agreeing to pay two-thirds of Int. on
remaining coupons as they mature.
In other words, 4% Int. Is being paid
instead of 6%.
V. 71,- p. 303.
Refunding Bonds.
'
„
1913—1,600,000 4s '04
(add'l)—
Sinking fund, int h cash...
34,551
23,325
Miscellaneous funds
21,821
Assessment debt
Ass'd val. '13 (abt.
Total tax (per
act.)..7,740,391
$1,000) 1913—$15.00
payable at National
N. Y. City, and at the
INTEREST
Park
Bank,
State Treasurer's office In
Topeka.
,
,
w
$119,000c...July 1 1934
3,000
Jan 1 1920
6s *90
5,000
Feb 1 1920
Population in 1910
4s '03
J-J
14,000r_..Apr 9 1923
4s'03
J-J
36,000c—.May 4 1923
OTTAWA.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
This city Is In
Franklin County.
$75,000c
July 1 1929
Inc. June 18 1866. Commission gov¬ 4Hs'09 J-J
ernment
adopted
Mar.
13 1913. BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1910 $260,300
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)..26,934,320
V. 96, p. 890.
Pop'n 1910, 7,650.
State &Co. tax (per $1,000)'10 $4.00
Refunding Bonds.
—11,156
4)4J8
J-J $11,000
1915-1918 Population in 1910
4Hs
M-N 40,000
1919-1928
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$13.00
..4,046
6s '90
J-J
...
...
_
,
RENO
Paving Bonds.
J-J
$3,000
1915-1924
6,300
1917-1926
5s
J-J
16,145.40—1921-1930
5s.
A-O
14,000
1921-1930
Electric-Light Refunding Bds.
5s
J-J
$1,000—July 1 1930
5s
J-J
1,000
July 11931
Water-Works Refunding.
5s
J-J
$4,000—July 1 '25-'28
5s
J-J
4,000
July 1 1930
5s
J-J
4,000
July 1 1931
Water and Light Bonds.
4s
J-J
$61,090-July 1 *14-'34
5s
J-J
5Hs
J-J
68,000—
($4,000 due each year)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913
$90,000
Assessed valuation 1912—6,539,927
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$16.10
INTEREST Is payable mostly at
State Treasurer's office In Tppeka.
COUNTY^
County seat Is
Hutchinson.
Refunding Bonds.
5^s'89 J-J $100,000r._-Jan 1 1919
(Subject to call after 1914)
5s '00
9,000r_„June 1 1930
J-J
4^s'98 F-A
55,000r_—Feb 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1918)
4^s'98 J-D $39,000r—Dec 1 192$
(Subject to call after 1918)
4s '99
J-D $56,000r_June 1 '19-'29
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 ' 13
$259,000
Sinking fund
64,000
*
(abt. act.)-78,849.635
(per $1,000)'13 $3.35
Population in 1910
37,853
INTEREST on 4s payable at State
Treasury; on all other bonds at Na¬
tional Park Bank, New York City.
Ass'd val. '13
State&Co. tax
COUNTY!
RICE
Lyons Is the county
<
This
seat.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
PAOLA.
6s'87
city Is In Miami County.
Refunding Bonds.
$15,000—-Jan
1 1929
$11,000c—Mar 1 1917
---
6s^0,^din|5Bl?0n0d05c-J.a
1 192.
1913.
$62,000
act.)—35;634,472
(per $1,000)'13 $3.59
BOND. SEPT Sept
Improvement Bonds.
6s
$4,000—Feb 10 1917
Ass'd val. '13 (abt.
State &Co. tax
16,000—Jan 24 1917 Population in 1910
15,10$
INTEREST payable, at National
22,000—-Jan 11926
5s
10,000
Jan 1 1929 Park Bank, N. Y., and at State
5s
10,000
July 1 1932 Treasurer's office In Topeka.
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913— $229,235
Special impt bonds, includ.
162,235 RILEY COUNTY. .
Assessed valuation 1912—3,500,000
County seat Is Manhattan.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$15.00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1910
3,207 5s '98 J-J $35,000c..-Jan 1 192S
(Subject to call after 1910)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$35,00$
PARSONS.
~
This city Is In Labette Co.
23,317
Incorp. Sinking fund
Mch. 8 1870.
Commission govern¬ Ass'd val. '13 (4-5 act.)..29,230,19$
ment adopted Oct. 26 1909.
V. 89, State&Co.tax (per $1,000) 13—$4.00
Population in 1910
—- — 15,78$
p. 1238. Popula. 1910. 12,463.
INT. at Nat. Park Bank. N. Y.
Railroad Bonds.
6s '86
F-A $31,000c&r_Aug 1 1916
5s '05
M-S
72,000c&r_Sept 1 1935 ROSED ALE.
This city is in Wyandotte County.
(Subject to call after 10 years)
Bond,.
Refund. Bonds (Red. beg. 1912).
0ct ! 19u
5s '07
M-S $110,750c&rSept 1 1927
Fund. Bonds (Red. beg. 5 years).
^
5s
F-A $45.000c&r_
1931
6s
>
—
4s
...
...
...
_
.
Water.W°rksBon_ds.jan
1913-$258,750
(90% act.).11,553,146
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
Ass'd val. *12
5s '09
25:000—July 1 192$
I-
Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) '12—$16.58+
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. ,
5s '08
$5.030—-Mar 1 191$
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 '12—$58,430
PARSONS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s '07
J-J
$19,000c—Jan 1 '14-'16
5s
J-J
60,000c. Jan 1 *16-'32
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$79,000
Ass'd val. '12 (abt. act.)— 11,838,993
Assessed valuation
School tax (per
...
Tax rate
(add'l) __.190,000
1911—.3,802,555
1911
$15.5$
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
---5.96®
INT. payable at Commercial State
Bank, Rosedale.
$1,000) 1913-S7.305
ROSEDALE CITY SCH. DIST.
A district in Wyland County.
Building Bonds.
5s
F-A
$6,000c
—191$
This city Is In Crawford County.
J-J
25,000c
1921-1925
Inc. June 21 1880. Commission gov¬ 4^s
J-J
13,900c- —
193$
ernment was adopted Feb. 21 1910. 5s
5s
J-J
13,100c—- — -1931
V. 90, p. 576. Pop'n 1910. 14,755.
5s *12
M-N 20,000c—May 1 1932
Park-Purchase Bonds.
INTEREST payable in Parsons.
PITTSBURG.
1926
5s '13
4^s'10 J-J
$40,000c—_Jan 1 1940
Fire Department Bonds.
5s
J-J
$7,000c—_ Jan 1 1922
City-Hall Bonds.
0
5s.'99 M-S $17,OOOc_Sept 1 H4-*21
Judgment Bonds.
5s
J-D $25,920
(3 bonds due yearly beginning 1912)
Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-D $23,859.31cJ'ne 1 1927
Water-Works Purchase Bonds.
4Ms'll A-0$225,000
Oct 1 1941
Water-Works Impt. Bonds.
4^s'll M-N$20,000c
1914-1917
GEN. BDS. Oct 1 1913
$363,399
Gen. impt. bonds (add'l)—
55,916
Internal impt. bds. (add'l). 241,720
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 11,278,406
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$8.90
INTEREST Is payable at National
Park Bank, N. Y. City, and at the
State Treasurer's office In Topeka.
5s '13
5s
A-O
$7,000c—.Oct 1
Park Improvement Bonds.
Park Bonds.
5s '10
J-J
$4,000r
Jan 1 1920
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 17 '13. $310,100
The County
County seat Is Pratt.
Commissioners have effected a com¬
Special impt. debt
—
'11
School tax
10,333—..Part yearly
Scrip Bonds.
COUNTY.
County seat Is Emporia.
NESS COUNTY.
Refunding (Subject to call).
Ness City Is the county seat.
4Hs'89 J-J $127,000c—July 1 1919
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 27 '13-$127,000 6s '88
$10,500—July 15 1918
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 41,143,095 5s '99
71,000
July 1 1924
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) *13--$4.20 BOND. DEBT July 1 '10.
$81,500
Population in 1910..
24,927 Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)..10,436,767
_s
$15,000— ..Aug 1 1942
...
4s *99
Railroad Aid Bonds.
!
$50,000c...Oct 11916 MULBERRY.
This city is in Crawford County.
Refunding Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
5Hs'99
$18,000c
....1916
5s '13
F-A $30,000.
i—1943
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
EBT Sept 27 '13
$127,000
F-A $15,000.,
1943
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 22,781,454 5s '13
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12..$3.90 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913—145,000
Population in 1910
10,142 Assessed val. '13 (70% act.).662,000
Population in 1910
....997
INT. at Nat. Park Bank. N. Y.
5s '12
—
6s '09
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
MILTONVALE.
This city is in Cloud County.
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $35,000....Feb 1 1943
(Subject to call $17,500 in 10 years
and $17,500 in 20 years.)
Funding A.T.&S.F.RR. Bonds.
4Ks
J-J
$4,000c
.1919
(Subject to call $1,500 yearly.) TOTAL DEBT..
(?)
Ass'd val. '12 (abt. act.)
$Q98,582
~~
LYON
..3,302
Population in 1910
5s
LODGE.
This city Is In Barber County.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '09
$50,000c
Jan 1929
5s *12
A-O
40,000
Apr 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-.
$90,000
Ass'd val. '12 (abt. act.)..1,105,480
Total tax rate(per$1,000) '12-$20.00
Population in 1910
—,.1,229
MEDICINE
LEAVENWORTH COUNTY.
County seat Is Leavenworth.
A
sinking fund Is now being raised to
take up the 5% bonds mentioned be¬
low when due. Pop'n 1910,41,207.
Refunding Bonds.
5s'85
J-J $450,000c.__July 1 1915
.829
GEN. BD. DT. Sept '13...$450,000 Population in 1910
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 42,216.649
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13._$8.10 MOLINK.
This city is in Elk County.
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$40,000.-July 1 *14-'43
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
LINCOLN COUNTY.
6s '86
2,054
2,979,776
$15.20
...
Assessed valuation
4s g
Leavenworth
'11
-
Total tax (per $1,000)
PRATT CITY SCHOOL DIST.
OSAWATOMIE.
4^s'02 J-J
$16,500c—.July 1 1932
This city Is In Miami County.1
(Subject to call)
Refunding Bonds.
43^s'08 M-S $36,000c —
1928
4^s'04
$5,000
Jan 1 1925
(Subject to call after 1918)
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 1911-.$52,500
5s '09
$7,000
Mar 1 1929 Ass'd val. '10 (abt. act.)—3,275,900
.
INTEREST
'11—$59,000
Sinking fund..
—
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1913 $123,000
Assessed valuation 1912
7,600,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$4.50
($20,000..July- 1 '40-'42
i 38,615
Aug 1 1942
GEN. DEBT June 15 '13.
$253,088 MARION.
This city
Is the county seat of
Improv. debt, gen! (add'l)
82,600
Imp. debt, assess't (add'l)
282,480 Marion County. Pop'n '10. 2,133.
Water and Light Bonds.
Sinking fund
4,000
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.)-12,778,000 4^s'09 J-J
$60,000-Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$17.10 TOT. BOND DT.Nov 1912.$95,500
.1,448,757
Population in 1910..
12,374 Assessed val. 1911
5s '10
135
KANSAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.)
PRATT.
28,000c___May 1 1928
s-a
Refunding Bonds.
s-a
.
$4,500c—Aug 1 1928
27 '13 $110,500
(abt. act.)-5,740,000
BOND. DEBT Sept
Ass'd val.
'13
Sch. tax (per
$1,000) 1912—$13,735
Population in 1913 (est.) — --.10,000
INT. on bonds due 1918 and 19211925 at National Park Bank, N. Y.
City; others at State Treas. office.
RUSH COUNTY.
County seat is La Crosse.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '88
J-J
$67,000c—-May 1 1918
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$67,000
40,257
Sinking fund
Ass'd val. '13 (abt.
State&Co. tax (per
act.)..16,342,299
$1,000) '13.$2.75
Population in 1910
INT. at fiscal agency
7,826
in New York.
RUSSELL.
This city is in Russell County,
Incorporated in 1879.
Water-Works & Elec.-Lt. Bonds.
4Hs*10 J-J
$65,000
Jan 1 1930
5s *11
J-J
28,000
July 1 1931
city Is In Pratt County.
Refunding Bonds.
$16,000— -Jan 1 1919 (Subject to call after July 1 1921.)
Artesian Well Bonds.
4s '06
10,000—Mar 1 1926
J-J
$5,500——Jan 1 1919
5s *11
4,500—-Junel 1921 5s '99
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13
$98,500
Sewer Bonds (red. any int. date).
5s '09
$8,500
Jan 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1913--.2,301,495
Population in 1910
-i
1,692
Water-Works Bonds.
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
5s '09
—
$20,000
Sept 11939
This
„
5s '99
—.
—
—.
136
KANSAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SAEETHA.
SHAWNEE
COUNTY.
County seat Is Topeka.
Court-House Bonds.
4s'84-95 M-N $110,000—May 1 1924
Fair-Ground Bonds.
4Hs'll J-J
$50,000
Jan 1 1921
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13.
$160,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 85,468,010
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13—$3.60
Population in 1910-.61,874
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
This city is in Nehama
County.
Incorporated in 1874.
Commission
government adopted Feb. 20 1913.
V. 96. p. 810.
BOND. DEBT July 1*13. $
528,661
Assessed valuation 1913-.
School tax
6s
s-a
$26,500
-1915-1930
Water-Works Bonds.
s-a.
$65,000
Jan 1 1940
GEN. BI^jrDT. Oct 1 '13-$91,500
Assessment debt (add'l)
2,722
Floating debt
9,000
Assessed valuation 1913—1,933,855
(Assessment at 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '13
$16.20
Population ih 1910-—
1,768
4HsT0
STAFFORD.
.
This city Is In Stafford County.
Railroad Bonds.
_s
$6,000
Light Bonds.
_s
$25,000
Water-Works Bonds.
^
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
j
—
SALAMANCA TOWNSHIP.
_s •
,
—
$49,000——
This twp. (P. O. Columbus) is in
Park-Impt. Bonds.
Cherokee County.
Pop'n 1910, 980. 6s
$2,700--.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913—$80,000
6s '86
$84,000
Jan 1 1916 Sinking fund
1,564
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910--$82,000
Assessed valuation 1912—1,624,469
Assessed valuation 1910--_3,531,664
Total tax (per $1,000) '12
16.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910—$10.05
Population in 1910
1,927
INT. at Nat.Park Bk., N. Y. City.
...
SALINA.
WABAUNSEE COUNTY.
County seat Is Alma.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms*10 J-J
$65,000c_July 1 T4-'26
1867; as a city of third class Nov. 21
1870, and as a city of second class
Oct.
11
1878.
Commission govern¬
ment defeated
Apr. 4 1911.
V. 92,
541.
Population 1910, 9,688.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '99
J-J
$44,000c—July 1 1914
5s '01
F-A
2,000c—Feb 1 1921
4Ms'06 J-J
16,000c—Jan 1 1916
4>£s'08 J-J
16,000c—July 1 1928
4Ms'09 M-N 20,000c—Nov 29 1929
p.
STAFFORD
COUNTY.
County seat is Saint John.
Railroad Aid Bonds.
6s '87
July $63,000c—July 1 1917
Refunding (Subject to call).
4Ms'05 J-J
$32.000c—Jan 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-,-$95,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 26,596,188
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912 $3.60
12,510
INT. at fiscal agency, N. Y.
Population in 1910
$65,000
act.) 24,402,090
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13—$2.68
Population in 1910
12,721
INTEREST payable in Topeka at
State Treasurer's office.
_
Total assessed val.
SALINA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4}*s
A-O $7,000—Apr 20 1914
(Subject to call any interest date)
4Ks'08 M-S $50,000c
—1928
(Subject to call any interest date)
Building Bonds.
4Hs'12 J-J
$20.000c—July 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13
$77,000
Sinking fund
4,679
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)
15,923,987
School tax (per $1,000)
1913—$4.00
INTEREST Is payable at
Treasurer's office In Topeka.
State
SALINE
COUNTY.
County seat is Sallna.
1913—3,340^212
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-111.38
Population in 1910INT.
at
Nat.
2,453
N. Y.
-
Park
Bk.,
SUMNER COUNTY.
County seat Is Wellington.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
5Hs'90 J-J
$60,000c.-.Jan 1 1920
4s '05
J-J
15,000c...Feb 1 1925
(Subject to call $20,000 yearly)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$75,000
Assess, val. ',13 (abt.
act.) 54,761,191
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13--$3.40
Population in 1910
30,654
Population in 1913
29,248
INT. at Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y.
"
K & C. RR
6s '86
M-N$5*5,000r—Sept
1 1916
Missouri Pacific Ry.A
6s'86
J-J
$84,000r—June 1 1916
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
^
4Hs'99 M-N$24,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13
THOMAS COUNTY.
Colby Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
5s' 99
J-J
$26,000. —_J'ne 1 1914
6s '88
4,000c..Nov 10 1918
Court-House Bonds.
4s '06
$50,000c-— Feb 8 1926
—
1915
$163,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
act.) 43,225.202
—
BOND. DEBT Nov
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13—$3.20 Sulking fund
Population in 1910INT. at Nat. Park
Bank,
N.Y.Clty.
COUNTY.
County seat is Scott.
The railroad
6s (held by the Kansas State School
Fund) have been In litigation, but a
compromise has been effected where¬
by the bonds
be
to
are
paid In full
without interest on or before
maturity,
In 1922.
All unpaid coupons to be
canceled
when face
met."
of
each
bond
CO. BD. DT. Apr 1913
Township
Is
'
.
Railroad Aid.
6s'92
J-J
$81,000c— .Jan
1 1922
$81,000
debt—
405
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
act.).5,854,465
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12—$5.45
Population in 1910
3,047
INTEREST
Treasurer's
Is
payable at
Topeka.
office
Population in 1910
City.
TOPEKA.
This
city Is In Shawnee
County.
Incorp. In 1854.
In 1905 purchased
plant of Topeka Water Co.
V. 80,
p.
1137.
Commission government
adopted Nov. 2 1909.
V. 89, p.1298.
City-Hall Bonds.
4s'00
J-J
$60,000— —Jan 1 1920
Topeka Water Co.
(Assumed).
5s 96
J-J $270,000
Sept 1 1926
Bridge Bonds.
4^s'05 A-O
1 1925
1 1930
M-S
4,101——Mar 11930
Refunding Bonds.
f
State
3%sg
J-J
4MS;06 F-A
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
J-J
$43,500c„.Oct
1918)
...
_
GEN. BD. DT. July 1 '13
$252,000
Assessment debt (add'l
13,345
Sinking fund
24,347
Ass'd val. '13 (abt. act.).115,784,617
_
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1913 $3.40
Population in 1910.
—73,095
INT. at Nat. Park Bk., N. Y.
has
1 1926
1 1924
ZR4R0—Jan
1 1924
1932
Crematory Bonds.
4Ms'10 A-O $17,700. —.Apr 1 1930
At. Top. & S. Fe
RR. Aid Bds,
4s 01. J-J
$59,000,—Jan 1 1931
Water-Wks. Purchase Bonds.
4s 04 ■
A-O$350,000c_—Apr
Gen. city bds.
11924
July 1913.-$1,206,878
Paving and sewer bonds
(add'l) July 1 1912
856,398
Sinking fund July 1 1912.
28,778
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
act.) 53,497,545
Total tax (per $1,000)
1912...$16.00
Population in 1910
(Census)..43,684
COUNTY.
compromise
20,000—Aug
50,000-..July 15 1930
4Ks'13
42,000
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
4Hs09 J-J
$40,000-.,.Jan 1 1929
4Ms 12 F-A
75,000-.»_Aug 10
INT. at Nat. Park
County seat Is Liberal.
A
Jan 15 1919
....
1 1928
1
$31,500
—1931
General Drainage Bonds.
$27,000c
Bridge Bonds (Red. bea:91917).
4Hs'07. J-J $100,000c„_Oct' 1 1927
SEWARD
1915
18.000-—peb
*H
(Subject to call after Oct.
$3,500._..Sept 1
99 J-J 13,000
$50,000c—.July 1 1925 4^s 10 J-J
4s '08
—
J-J
been
Bank,N.Y.Clty.
5s
91
J-J
30,000c
-May 1 1921
*04
J-J
122,000c—May 1 1924
Refunding Bonds.
6s *03
J-J
2,500c—Jan 1 1923
J-J
$60,000c—July 1 1927 4s
'05
J-J
78,500c
F-A
May 1 1925
41,700c—Jan 11919
Refunding Bonds.
4s *02
J-J
2,000c—Jan 11932
4s
6s *07
6s
Funding Bonds.
5s
J-J
$23,500c... Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13. $127,200
Assess, val. '13"(H actual).6,737,776
5s '96
4s '97
A-O
J-J
4s '02
J-J
4s
J-J
'05
5s '08
6s '85
J-J
J-J
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T3__$6;30
Population in 1910
J-J
4,091 4s *00
INT at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. '
4Ms*13 J-J
V.
76, p. 118, for compromise with
State.
Popula. 1910, 2,006.
Refunding Bonds.
This city is tne
county seat of Sum¬ 6s '88
J-J
$32,000c—July 1 1918
ner County.
Incorp. Feb. 14 1880. 3s '92
37,000c
Jan 1 1922.
Refunding (Subject to call).
6s '89
3,000c—July 1 1919
4s '99
J-J
$18,500r—July 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$72,000
Water Bonds.
9,174
Sinking fund Mar 1912
5s *00
M-N$50,000r—June 11920 Tot .assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)3,466,962
(Subject to call June 1 1910.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '11-,$3.30
4Hs'07 J-J
$30,000r
July 1 1927
INT. at Nat.Park Bank,N.Y.Clty.
(Subject to call $10,000 1912, $10,000
1917 and $10,000 1922.)
WILSON.
5s '10
J-J
$30,000c—July 1 1930
This city Is In Ellsworth County.
Internal Improvement Bonds.
the
**
—_
—
$25,000c—July 1 1927
(Subject to call any interest period.)
Chemical-Tank Bonds.
5s '10
J-J
$11,500c—Jan 1 1920
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Hs'07 J-J
$10,000r—July 1 1927
(Subject to call $5,000 1917 and
$5,000 1922.)
Paving Bonds.
_s
$58,151
Main Sewer (red. any int. date.)
5s '10
J-J
$24,000c-..Jan 1 1940
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 10 '13. $257,151
Assessment debt (add'l)
166,371
Sinking fund
l77
Assessed val. '13 (abt. act.) .7,444,570
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1913_$5.50
Population in 1910-7,034
INT at Kansas fiscal agency,N.Y.
Water Bonds.
434s'10 J-J
$30,000
Jan
5s '11
Dec
15,000—--Dec
Light Bonds (optional).
—
—
^
4^s*10 J-J
F-A$150,000c—Aug 1 1939
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'09 J-D $18.600c—June 1 1914
5s '08
J-J
9,000c—1918
Park Bonds.
5s TO
J-J
$17,500c.July. 1 T4-'20
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13 $1,925,252
Spec, assess't debt (add'l) 2,122,867
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 *13 4,048,119
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 64,840,120
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—,-$15.80
Population in 1910 (Census),.52,450
INT.at Nat.Park Bank, N.Y.Clty,
and at State Treas. office, Topeka.
WICHITA CITY SCH. DIST. NO.l.
Building Bonds.
M-N 25 $25,000c..May 25 1921
(Subject to call after May 1911.)
4Hs
J-J $50,000c___July 1 1923
4Ms'0£ F-A 40,000c—Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1916.)
5s '12
J-J
$54,000—Jan 1 »14-'22
4s
a
$34,000c...Apr 1
5,000c—July 1
30,000c—juiy 1
110,561c—Jan
9,400c_._Jan
1
1914
1922
1925
1 1928
30,000c—.July 1
16,000c—_Jan
40.700
Jan
1916
1915
1 1920
1 1933
_nj/x
1 1940
1 1941
1 1940
BOND. DEBT Nov 6 '13—-$60,000
T3(abt.4-5act.)l,321,467
'13——$16.00
Population
in 1910
------918
Total tax (per $1,000)
INT. at fiscal agency in N. Y. O.
—
WICHITA.
~
County seat of Sedgwick County.
Incorp. Apr. 8 1871.
The voters on
Deo. 12 1911 defeated three proposi¬
tions
concerning the establishing of
a munlclpally-owned water and light
plant.
V. 93, p. 1740.
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
5s '91
J-J
$50,000c--Jan 15 1921
6s '95
J-J
57,000c—Jan 1 1915
6s *95
J-D
55,000c—June 1 1915
6s '95
J-J
10,000c—July 1 1915
6s '96
J-D
74,000c-..June 1 1921
5s'97
J-J
25,287.96c July 1 1917
5s '98
J-J
25,000c—July 1 1918
5s'99,
J-J
50.000c_-Jan
11929
(Subject to call after 1919.)
4Ms'03 J-J
$40,000c—July 1 1923
4^s'03 A-O
50,000c—Oct 6 1923
4Hs'06 J-D
40,000c-—Dec 1 1917
5s '08
J-J
15,866.90-Jan 1 1918
4Ks'08 F-A 100,000c—.Aug 1 1928
4s '05
J-J
13,000c-—Part yearly
4s '00
J-J
4,000c—Part yearly
4s '05
M-N 39,000c.-.Part yearly
5s '06
J-J
5,000c___Part yearly
5s '06
J-D
,17,000c...Part yearly
5s '07
F-A
9,500c-—Part yearly
5s '09
F-A
16,311c—-Feb 1 1919
4^s'09 J-J
21,865c—July 1 1924
5s '09
21,250c—Part yearly
5s *09
M-N 43,438c—Part yearly
5s '07
M-N 17,000c—May 1 1917
Cemetery Bonds.
6s '05
J^J
$1,000c—July 1 1935
Impt. Bonds (One-tenth yearly).
5s
Var $702,127
Various
5s '12
M-N 57.294.48Nov 1 T4-'22
Convention-Hall Bonds.
Jan
($15,000
„
Assess, val.
WTNFIELD.
County
seat
Inc. 1879.
Cowley
of
County
Popul^. 1910. 6,700.
^Refundi-^Bond,,
2g ^
(Subject to call beg. Mar 28 1908)
$6,000—Apr 5 1918
(Subject to call beg. Apr. 5 1908)
5s
$10,000— (Sub. to call.)
5s '11
28,000—-.May 1 1931
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1921)
4Hs'12
$20,000
$2,000 yly.
Park Bonds.
5s '07
$4,000---Sept 16 1927
Railroad (Red. beg. Aug. 1 '19).
5s '09
F-A $20,000c—Aug 1 1939
Gas Plant (Red. beg. Jan. 1 *13).
5s '03
J-J
$15,000
Jan 1 1923
Street Intersection Bonds.
5J^s'06
$750——Part yearly
5s
15,265
Part yrly.
5s
•
7,444
Part yrly.
Funding Bonds.
5s '05
J-D
$2,000c-.-Part yearly
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '04
s-a
$30,000
Oct 1 1924
(Subject to call 1914)
5s'05
J-D $15,000
June 11925
(Subject to call June 1 1920)
Water Works Bonds._
'
5s '06
A-O $89,000——Mar 1 1926
(Subject to call after 1916)
4>£s'09 J-D $45,000
J ne 1 1939
(Subject to call any time)
Sewer (Red. beg. Aug. 1 1917).
5s'07
F-A $28,000- —-Aug 1 1937
5s
—
—
---
—
_
^
—
—
—
—_
^
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1
1913-1175,459
179,000
115,425
Light & water debt (add'l)-Spec. impt. debt (add'l).—
As'd val.T3(abt.90%act.).8,010,618
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$17.50
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N, Y.,
and at State Treas.
office. Topeka.
WINFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
$74,000
Jan 1 1930
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
T
4Hs' 10 J-J
-
WYANDOTTE COUNTY.
County seat Is Kansas City.
Bridge
'
4j^s'04 J-J $200,000c—Jan 1 *24-33
4^s'04 J-J
160,000c-_-July 1 1934
(Subject to call after July 1 1924)
4s '03
J-J
45,000c--.July 1 1918
4^s'12 F-A 17O,OO0c_Feb 1 *32- 41
43^s'12 F-A lOO.OOOC—Aug 1 '32-41
43^s'12 B*-A
20,000c.--June 1 1942
Funding Bonds.
5>Ss*89 J-J
$75,000c—Jan 1 1919
43^s'04 J-J
150,000c-Jan 1 "19-'23
43^s'll s-an 342,000
July 1 1941
Refunding Bonds.
•
4Hs'll J-J
$144,000---Jan 2 1931
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13-$1,406,000
Assess.val.'13(abt. act.)-113,805,170
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 'l3--$3.86
100,068
Population in 1910
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In
the
table
the State of
below
we
give statistics regarding minor civil divisions In
are not represented
among the foregoing:
Kansas which
Bonded
TOPEKA SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
6s '85
J-J
$20,000c...July 1 1915
,
A compro¬
mise has been effected on part of the
debt below, and $37,000 of the bonds
will hereafter carry 3% Interest. See
$1,000) 1913——$12.50
Population in 1910
704
effected
with the State by which $540 will be
accepted for back interest on $12,000
defaulted bonds, and Interest rate
reduced to 2%.
V. 76, p. 118.
COUNTY.
County seat Is Leotl.
BOND. DEBT Nov
1913—-$32,000
Assessed valuation 1913
1,075,974
Tax rate (per
5s '09
$34,066——Apr
39,411—Apr
Funding Bonds.
5s
5,455
on
the
court-house
bonds Is payable at State
Treasurer's
In Topeka; on other
bonds at
Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
office
In
SEDGWICK COUNTY.
County seat Is Wichita,
4s
9,600
act.).11,289,723
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13—$£.90
5s '95
5s '95
1913—$80,000
......
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
INTEREST
SCOTT
,
20,338
WICHITA
$30,000—July 1 *21-'41
...
2 yrs.).
every
Sinking fund May 1 1913-32,000
64,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912,—$7.00
INTEREST
Is
payable at Nat.
Park Bank, N, Y. City, and at State
Treasurer's office, Topeka.
This city Is In Marshall
County.
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '11
(Part
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)
WATERVILLE.
4Hs
STEVENS COUNTY.
City-Hall-Building Bonds.
4Ms'll A-O $40,000
Hugo ton Is the county seat.
Apr 1 1931
GEN. BONDS Sept 20 '13
Funding Bonds.
$138,000
J-J
Paving assess, bds. (add'l
$3,000c
Oct 1 1918
279,380 6s *88
Sewer assess, bds. (add'l
J-J
20,000c.—Jan 1 1919
42,430 6s '89
J-J
Sinking fund
2,000c
Jan 1 1920
24,527 6s '90
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 15,124,035 5s '01
J-J
53,000c
Jan 1 1931
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913— $13.20
Refunding Bonds.
INT. on the city-hall bonds at 3Ks'02 J-J
$5,000c—Jan 11922
State Treasurer's office in Topeka; on BOND. DEBT Mar I
'13—$101,263
others at fiscal agency in N. Y.
10 907
City. Sinking fund
Grade-School
5s
M-S $34,000--Sept 1 '15-T9
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$514,500
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
WELLINGTON.
This city is the county seat of Sa¬
line Co.
Incorp. as a village Apr. 22
50,000
INT. on bonds due 1914-18 Is
pay¬
able at State Treas. office in
Topeka;
on others at
Nat. Park Bank. N. Y.
—.
xcvii.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
J-J
$94,000c
May 7 1921
(Subject to call after May 7 1911.)
5s
J-J
$17,500c—July 1 1917
(Subject to call after July 1 1907.)
High-School-Building Bonds.
4^s'09M-S$125,000c_—Sept 1 1929
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1919.)
J-J
5s *11
$75,000
Jan 1 1931
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1921.)
53,497,545
(per $1,000) 1913—$7.00
Population in 1912 (est.)
_
Sewer Bonds.
[Vol.
Debt.
Location—
$
Alma (C), Wabaunsee County._
Anthony City, Harper County.
Augusta (C), Butler County
Baldwin (C), Douglas County.
Belie Plaine (C), Sumner Co—
Beloit (C), Mitchell County
Blue Rapids (C), Marshall Co__
Bonner Springs, Wyandotte Co.
Burlingame (O), Osage County
Burlington (C), Coffey County._
Burr Oak (C), Jewell County..
Center Township, Wilson Co—
Cloud County.-a
Clyde (C), Cloud County..-^
_
_
—_
26,000
42,000
37,000
81,000
35,000
85,000
28,000
41.215
72,000
70,000
25,000
50,000
37,500
30,000
Rate of
Interest.
Date
Popu¬
lation.
of
%
Maturity.
1910.
5
1915-1918-1920
1921-1929
1,010
2,669
1,235
1,386
5
5
54*
4H-5-6
5
1920-1932
849
1928""
1924-1929
5, 5^-6
4H-5H
19J9-1925
5
1932
7
191,6
5
1913
4H
1924
3,082
1,756
1,462
1,422
2,180
1,132
955
,
18,388
1,057
Rate
Bonded
Debt.
1928
4H&5
1929
4%
1921
1930
*5*
"1929""
976
~L404
1929
5-6
1918
738
6,096
2.334
l~919-192b
12,681
1915-1925-1929
1,993
5.156
•
5-6
4
4K-6
U
...
4H
1917
4"!
1937-1943
14,748
■
•
""957
1941
1922-1925
5
1938
4H
5H-6
2,080
337
Various
5
1939
25,000
Meade (C), Meade County
37,350
Minneapolis (C), Ottawa County 36,250
Mission Township, Neosho Cp_. 35,000
Monroe Twp., Anderson Co
30,000
Morris County
49,500
Mound City Twp., Linn County 27,500
Moundridge (C), McPherson Co. 28,500
Mulvane, Sumner County
38,000
Neodesha (C), Wilson County..113,918
Neodesha Twp., Wilson County 35,000
1936
5
2-5
1919-1921-1929
1927-1929
4H
434
1922
6
664
1,895
1,769
687
12,397
1920-1930
698
626
—
t»:
1,084
2,872
1,447
5-6
7
1916
1932
4H
4H-5-5H
4H & 5
1926-1929
5 & 5H
1913-1928
l",787
1.157
3,272
2,432
12,827
1,147
1,117
1,593
1,302
4K-5-6
"i9l5~;
1926-1940
1920
1917-1921
1918-1923
1914-1922-1923
1916
•2,161
6,380
1918-1926
414 & 6
1933
915
1917
2-4 H-6
5
47,000
,
11,282
1918-1930-1939
1,785
1,397
1928
1919
2,029
1924-1930-1931
1,180
...
4
40,000
39,280
Scott Twp.,
1916
\
4%
4K-5
84,500
St. Mary's, Pottawatomie Co—
St. Mary's Twp., Pottawat. Co.
721
1,155
1,132
1935
-
41,000 4H &5H
5
30,000
„:
Parker Twp., Montgomery Co.. 49,000
4^-6
4-6
Phillipsburg (C), Phillips Co... 37,800
4-4 H
Pittsburg School District
93,000
6
Oulndaro Twp., Wyandotte Co. 33,000
County—
St. John (C), Stafford Co
2,071
1915-1919-1927
k25,000
Rooks
573
-
1933
5
25,000
30,000
42,000
4 & 5
5
40,000
30,200
40,000
50,000
1923-1943
918
1925
1916-1925
5-6
1922-1925-1929
6
32,000
33,111
1,211
1,806
1,292
1,034
"1917"
6
854
3-4-5H
1929-1932-1941
30,000
40,000
5-6
1911-1929
34,500
5 & 6
82,700
,
5
1,126
794
883
1930
1.547
"
1929"
4H
40,000
26,000
84,500
5-6
5-6-7
1917
1916-1918-191#
1,632
2,024
♦ Total debt.
(Twp.) Township.
and cities, towns,
the Legislative
or
State of Montana.
ITS
'--v
■
Total
area
State
as
a
Territory (Act May 26 1864)
Capital..
Governor (term
miles)
146,080
-
Helena
.....
S. V. Stewart
Mon. Jan. '17)^.A. M. Alderson
(term expires 1st Mon. Jan.
Auditor (term
Nov 8 1889
expires 1st Mon, Jan. 1917)
Sec. of State (term exp. 1st
Treas.
May 26 1864
State (Act of Feb. 22 1889).--.
of State (square
1917)——W. C. Rae
expires 1st Mon. Jan. 1917)..Wm. Keating
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on
the
first
Monday
in
January and sessions are limited to 60 days.
.
SITUATION
AS TO
DEBT,
&c.—For facts with reference to the early
history of Montana's Stat£ debt,
$658,000.
was
1908
to
see
"State and City Supplement" for April
The bonded debt of the State of Montana
1893, page 130.
The refunding bonds included in this debt
take up
educational bonds issued under the
on
May 10 1913
were
name
put out in
University, State Normal School Agricultural College and Deaf and Dumb
Capitol Building bonds given below are issued against
a
The cash
The
land grant; they
amounted to $1,000,000 on May 10 1913, and then had a sinking
fund for
hand in all funds
on
The permanent school fund
May 10 1913 amounted to $817,696 52.
on
on
May 10 1913 held cash and securities amounting to $3,209,786 67 and other
permanent funds on hand aggregated $1,585,125 76.
LOANS—
—Interest
Name and Purpose.
P.C.
—
Pap.
case
sewer
provided the question Is submitted to a vote of the tax
the State itself to create
Indebtedness may be found
'State and City Supplement" of April 1895.
on
page
135 of the
TAXATION
OF
MUNICIPAL
•
BONDS.—Concerning
the
taxation
of
bonds or notes or other evidences of Indebtedness Issued by this State or any
of its municipalities, the Attorney-General advised us under date of Dec. 22
1911 that there is no
legislative enactment expressly exempting such securi¬
ties from taxation.
POPULATION OF STATE—
376,05311900. 243,32911890,
1010,
132,1591188Q,
39.159|1870.
20,599
In 1890 there were 10,765 Indians and whites on Indian reservations, and
in 1880 31,650 such persons, which number should be added to the total for
years in making accurate comparisons.
In 1900 and 1910 these
were not reported.
The number of Indians alone included in the
population for 1900 and 1910 was 10,076 and 10,766, respectively.
those
figures
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE
OF
Principal.
When Due.
Outstanding
MONTANA.
in alphabetical order among the following, see "Addi¬
tional Statements" at end of this State.
For reports not given
ASHLEY IRRIGATION DIST.
A district (P. O. Kalispell) in Flat¬
head
Bonds
Co.
6s '10
are
Jan $50,000c&r_Jan 1
vided.
cludes
District
No.
1
not
only In¬
but
the entire city of Butte,
the larger portion of the taxable prop¬
tax-exemot.
*20-'50 erty of the county outside of Butte,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—-$50,000
and contains about nine-tenths of the
school population of the county.
Building Bonds {Tax-exempt).
434g'04J-J
$50,000c_—July 1 1924
BEAVERHEAD
COUNTY
SCH. 4s
•
J-J
100,000c. .July 1 1922
DIST. NO. 10 (P. O. Dillon).
434g'06 J-J
lOO.OOOc&r.July 1 1926
School Bonds {Red. beg. 1923.)
4^s'12 M-S
50,000c—Mar 1 1932
5s '13
J-J
$44,0001933 BOND. DEBT Nov 4'13$264,000
Bldg. Bonds {Red. beg. Apr. 1 '15). Sinking fund
1,000
5s '05
J-J
$16,000c—-Apr 1 1925 Assess, val. '13
{% act.)__44,857,815
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-$11.00
Population in 1911 (est.)
60,000
BILLINGS SCH. DIST. NO. 2.
All bonds redeemable 10 years from
This district is in Yellowstone Co. date.
INT. a,t
County Treasurer's office.
_
.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
434s'01 M-N$10,000c—May 1 1929
35,000c
July 1 1921
434s*01 J-J
4s '03
J-J
25,000c. _-July 1 1923
12,000c... .July 1 1924
434s'04 J-J
12,OOOe_..Mar 1 1925
434s'05 M-S
25,000c-.-July 1 1926
434s'06 J-J i
11,000c. ..Mar 1 1926
4Ks'06 J-J
30,000c...July 1 1928
4.6s'08 J-J
25,000c...Oct 1 1928
434s'08 A-0
Building Bonds
5s '12
F-A $67,000c—Aug 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913— $252,000
Sinking fund
—
Assess, val. '12
18,092
(3-5 act.)—8,843,644
TAXES for the payment of princi¬
pal and interest on these bonds are
levied
Co.
collected
and
Interest
officials.
and
Treas.
CARBON
on
by the county
4s payable by
4^s in Chicago.
on
COUNTY.
Red Lodge is" the county seat,
are tax-exempt.
All
bonds
4Ms'09 J-J
$40,000c_-Aug 15 1929
Warrant Funding Bonds.
5s '97
$11,000c
Jan
1 1917
—
5s '00
5s '04
—
—
45,000c__Nov 30 1920
10,000c. _Nov 30 1924
12,000c—July 1 1927
J-J
20,000c—Apr 1 1928
Funding Bonds.
6s'95
$46,000c-Nov 11 1915
years from this date.
Funding Bridge Bonds, INTEREST on the 4 He due July 1 5s '10
J-J
$40,000c„Nov 15 1930
1921 is payable at Harris Trust & 5s *11
J-J
50,000—Nov 15 1931
Sav, Bank, Chicago; on 4Hs due BOND. DEBT Apr 1912— $274,000
July 1 1923 at American Exchange Assessed valuation 1913x__7,715,146
Nat. Bank, N. Y. City; on the 4.6% State & Co.
tax(per$l,000)'10 $19.75
bonds at office of the State Board of
Population In 1910
13,962
Land Commissioners In Helena; on INTEREST is
payable In Red Lodge.
the 4Hs due May 1 1921 and Oct. 1
1928 at First Nat. Bank, N. Y. City;
CASCADE COUNTY.
on the 5s of 1912 at the County Treas.
School tax (per $1,000)
1912—$14.00 434s'07 J-J
Population in 1912 (est.)—. — 15,000
All
bonds
are
subject to
call
5s '08
10
-x-
Billings; all others at U. S.
& Trust Co., N. Y. City.
BLAINE COUNTY.
Chinook Is the county seat. Bonds
tax-free.
Warrant-Fund. Bds. {Opt. 1931).
5s '13
s-a
$20,000
x —1933
Road Bonds {Red. beg. 1931).
5s *13
s-a
$40,0001933
Court-House {Red. beg. 1931).
5s *13
s-a
$70,000-.
1933
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913-- $130,000
Assessed valuation 1913—5,886,836
County seat Is Great Falls.
Bonds
tax-exempt. Pop'n *10. 28,833.
Funding Bonds.
4s '01
J-J
$51,000c
July 1921
are
3^s'01 J-J
100,000c—Jan
1 1921
Court-House Bonds.
J-J $200,000c
Jan 1921
4s'03
J-J50.000c-—Jan 1 1923
Jail Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$85,000c—July 1 1933
4s '01
Refunding Bonds.
$10,000c
434s'04 J-J
4s '05
J-J
10,000c
Jan
Jan
1 1924
1 1925
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1915.)
4s '06
J-J
$10,000c
Jan 1 1926
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1916.)
BOZEMAN.
4s '07
J-J
$10,000c—Jan 1 1927
Bozeman is
in
Gallatin County.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
Incorp. in 1883.
Commission gov¬ 5s '12
J-J $125,000c
Jan 1 1932
ernment defeated April 1 1912.
Bridge Bonds.
4
City-Hall Funding Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$45,000c--July 1 1933
4s
J-J
$30,000c
Jan 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$651,000
Water-Works Bonds.
Assessed val. '13(2-3 act.) 27,795,968
5s
J-J $132,000c
Jan 1 19i9 State & Co.
tax(per$l,000)'13 $15.75
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1909.)
INTEREST on $50,000 4% court¬
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912— $162,000
Water debt (incl. above)
132,000 house bonds, $10,000 4 34% bonds,
Assessed val. '11 (34 act.).2,932,000 $10,000 4s due 1925 and 1926, refund¬
Population in 1910 (Census)
5,107 ing bonds dated 1912, and jail bonds,
payable at County Treasurer's office;
INTEREST Is payable in Boze¬
on other bonds in New York.:
man or Kountze Bros., New York.
°
-
of the State
School of the State of Montana, and which in 1906 were held invalid.
the payment of same of $230,020 75.
are
All the provisions In full and also those relating to the power of
are
DEBT, RESOURCES, <fec.
Admitted
Assembly may permit debt In excess of this limit for
water purposes,
payers.
Mortgage
as a
Counties
of the value of taxable property; but in the latter
three (3) per centum
office In
Organized
by
townships and school districts to an amount not exceeding
1,508
1,939
*17-'29-'32-'38
4H
.....
adopted
allowed to become Indebted to an amount not exceeding five (5) per centum
1,716
1922-1925-1940
88,606
Oberlin (C), Decatur County... 35,000
Olathe City (C), Johnson Co..♦125,589
Osage City (G), Osage County. .238,238
was
2,911
1941
4H
4H to 5
27,000
Montana
731
6
4-434-6
Rawlins County
Rock Crk. Twp., Pottawat. Co.
2,577
o
5
6
Norton (C), Norton County
of
regulate the debt-making powers of State, county and city.
2.333
1925
4H
-
Constitution
Article XIII. contains the Sections which
popular vote October 1 1889.
1931
5
49,000
35,000
45,000
Lyons (C), Rice County
Greenwood Co __
(C), Jewell County...
Maple Hill Twp., Wabaunsee Co.
Scott County
Scott (C), Scott County
Sedan (C), Chautauqua CountySeneca (C), Nemaha County...
Smith Center (C), Smith County
Stanton County
Superior Township, Osage Co..
Syracuse (C), Hamilton Co
Union Township, Jefferson Co..
Wakeeney (C), Trego County..
Washington (C), WashlngtonCo.
Wellington School Dlst. No. 6-_
Wild Cat Twp., Elk County
Yates Centre (C), Woodson Co.
767
3,214
5
5
30,000
Madison (C),
Osborne County
Oskaloosa Twp., Jefferson Co..
Ozark Township, Anderson Co.
2,545
31,790
8,975
1,562
"l929
72,500
Mankato
Newton School District
899
"
4
34,500
Lindsborg (C), McPherson Co..
Lucas (C), Russell County
15,205
3,064
1916-'14-'17-'21
4
29,000
30,000
Liberal (C), Seward County —
Lincoln City, Lincoln County..
1937
5-6
,
Lebanon (C), Smith County
1910.
137
LIMITATION.—The
DEBT
Popu¬
lation.
of
Maturity.
2i
■M
Coffey County
32,000
Columbus-(C), Cherokee County 132,000
Cottonwood Falls (C), Chase Co_ 25,000
Council Grove (C), Morris Co— 36,500
Cowley County
43,000
Decatur County.
33,500
Delaware Twp., Jefferson Co— 40,000
Delphos (C), Ottawa County— 30,000
Dodge City (C), Ford County..-152,000
Ellinwood (C), Barton County.. 34,500
Eldorado Sch. Dist.—
40,000
Ellis (C>, Ellis County
44,000
Eureka (C),. Greenwood County *58,220
Franklin Twp., Jackson Co.... 25,000
Galena (C), Cherokee County— 95,000
Garnett (C)
Anderson Co
50,000
Geary County_
—44,000
Goodland (C), Sherman Co
43,000
Great Bend (City & Township) .110,000
Harper County
—
32,000
Kingman (C), Kingman Co
92,500
Kingman School District
31,000
La Cygne (C), Linn County.
30,000
La Harpe (C), Allen County.... 34,000
35.500
Lakin (C), Kearny County
Larned (C), Pawnee County... 70.000
'
Date
of
Interest.
$
Location—
(C) City
OF STATE.
MONTANA-DEBT
Nov., 1913.1
CHINOOK.
BOZEMAN SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
This town is in Blaine County.
4^'05 F-A $21r000c—Aug 1 1925
Sewer Bds. {Red. beg. July 1 *26).
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1915.)
5 34 s'12 J-J
$30.000c—July 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—
$21,000
Water Bds. {Red. beg. July 1 '17).
Assess, val. '13 (34 act.)
3,365,476 6s
J-J
$26,900c_-July 1 1923
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$6.00
GEN.BD. DT. Jan 1'13-.
$56,900
Bonds are exempt from taxation
Assessment debt (add'l)
99,112
INTEREST is payable at Mason,
Sinking fund
3,000
Lewis & Co., Chicago.
Assessed val. (1-3 act.) '12609,935
Total tax rate '12 (per $1,000) $30.75
BUTTE.
Population in 1910
780
Butte Is in Silver Bow County.
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
Incorporated in 1879.
Bonds and
.
warrants
Refunding bonds
1B09
Capitol bonds
do
1898
do..
6
1909
do
do
4
5
1911
J-J
Jan 1 1929 c
Subject to call after Jan
J-J
July 1 1928 c
Subject to call after July
M-N
May 1 1939
Subject to call after May
$125,000
1 1919
350.000
1 1913
500.000
1 1924
5
M-N
Oct 1 1941
150,000
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1926)
434 J-D
Dec 1 1932 if
533,000
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1922.)
ASSESSED VALUATION.—For 1913 the total assessed valuation is
$382,807,277, of which real estate is $202,900,029, personal $66,854,836,
live stock $38,377,221 and railroads $74,675,181; in 1912 total assessed
valuation was $346,550,585; in 1911, $331,670,418; in 1910 it was $309,673,699.
The State tax rate (per $1,000) in 1912 was $2.50.
In 1911,
1910, 1909, 1908 and 1907 it was $2.50.
Property is supposed to be as¬
Insaneaylumbonds
sessed
at full cash
1912
value.
are tax-exempt.
Funding and Refunding Bonds. CHOUTEAU COUNTY.
1 1925
County seat Is Fort Benton.
On account of a portion of this
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1915.)
GEN. BONDS Sept 1913.
$400,000 county having been taken to form
Floating debt (estimated)
600,000 the new counties of Blaine and Hill,
Sinking fund (estimated).
300,000 the assessed valuation for 1912 was
Ass'd val. '13 {% actual).25,000,000 reduced over $10,000,000.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$15.20
County Bonds {red. July 1 1912).
J-J
Population in 1910 (Census)—39,165 6s
$92,000c—July 1 1917
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '11
J-J
$60,000c
DEBT LIMITED by laW to 3%
July 1 1931
4 J4s'0o J-J $400,000c—Dec
of
assessed
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $152,000
Total assessed val. 1913.
6,054,776
valuation.
—
BUTTE
SCHOOL DIST. NO.
1.
This is one of the school districts
into which Silver Bow County is di¬
State & Co. tax (per$l,000)'13 S2L50
Population in 1910—
—17,191
INT.
payable at County Treas.
office or Hanover Nat. Bank, N..Y
138
gallatin county s. d. no. 3.
cone ad.
This
[Vol.
MONTANA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
town
is
in
Sept. 14 1909.
Teton
Pop'n 1910, 888.
Sewer Bonds.
$s '11
J-J
$25,000c
(Subject to call
$5,000 in
15 years.)
fs '12
J-J
10
M-S $25,000----Sept 1 1933
5s '13
Jan 1 1931
$3,000 in 5 years,
years and $5,000in
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1923).
DEBl
(?)
TOTAL
..1932
and
$10,000-..
(Subject to call $2,000 in 10
years
in
Inc.
County.
Is In Dawson
1902. Pop'n 1910,
city
5s
2,428.
1925
$50,000c
_--
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1909.)
$3,000 in 15 years.)
J-J
$15,000c
Jan 1 1929
6s *13
J-J
$10,000
1933 5s '09
(Subject to call $2,000 in 10 years (Subject to call after Nov 1 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-$65,000
and $3,000 in 15 years.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13...$45,000 Assess, val. '13 (M ac^;)
13- -$7.00
Assessed valuation 1912
420,000 Total tax rate(per$l ,000)
INTEREST on $50,000 Issue pay¬
Tax rate (per $1,00Q) 1912...$14.00
INTEREST
payable
Treasurer's office
Town
at
at American Ex
or
National
able at American Exchange
Y.; other bonds at Hano¬
National Bank, New York City.
Bank, N.
ver
change Nat. Bank, New York City
1912, and in 1913 up to
$13,150 had been
canceled.
helena
glendive.
This
canceled in
date of statement,
P. O. Manhattan.
Inc.
Co.
school dist. no. 1.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$45,000c—1914 to 1922
($5,000 due yearly on Jan. 1.)
4Ms
J-J $150,000c._.Jan 1 1922
Building & Equipment Bonds.
4Ms'07 J-J
26,000c—.July 1 1927
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.
5s '12
A-O $70,000c._.Oct
1 1932
(Subject to call beg. Oct 1 1922)
Par value of bonds
$1,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913291,000
Assessed val. '13 (% act.) 12,194,135
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$11.00
Population in 1913 (est.)..
15,000
INT. payable at office of County
Treasurer and at Hanover Nat. Bank
geanite county.
'
County seat Is Phllllpsburg. Bonds
All below declared valid by Supreme
bonds are taxable. Pop'n '10,14,123.
Court Nov. 111911.
V. 93, p. 1412.
Refunding Bonds.
Court-House (Red. beg. 1922).
4s g '05 J-J $144,000c_..July I 1925
$50,000c&r_Jan 1 1932
is'12 J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1915.)
jTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13—
$50,000
4Ms'll J-J
$50,000
July 1 1931 Floating debt-.--—
100,000
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)
Sinking fund.
500
5s
$50,000.
Assessed valuation 1913—3,500,000
5s '13
100,0001932 State&Co. tax(per$1,000) '13_$25.00
Hospital Bonds (Bed. beg. 1919).
INT. at E. O. Horrah & Co.,
5s '09
J-J
$25,000c
1929
Phillipsburg.
custee
County
county.
seat
Is
_
.
—
_
-
—.
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$50,000
170,000.
5s '10
4Ms
1 1930
Jan
geeat falls.
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13
....
$479,000
2,621
Assessed val.'13 (2-3 act.) 19,576,154
State & Co. tax (per$l,000)'12 $21.00
^
^
...
Sinkingfund
Falls Is In Cascade County.
Great
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Incor. 1888.
Sewer Bonds (red. July 1 1910).
$25,000c„-July 1 1920
J-J
os
Water Bonds.
J-J
$45,000c—July 1 1922
5s
'
J-J
123,000c—July 1 1918
.
„
cut bank.
This town is in Teton County.
Elec. Light & Water Works.
6s '14
J-J
$26,000
...--1934
(Subject to call beginning 1928.)
DEBT
(?)
Population in 1910--..663
TOTAL
dawson county.
County seat Is Glendlve.
Ref, Bonds (red. Nov. 1 1915).
4Ms'05 J-J $89,000c...Nov 1 1925
5s
'01 J-J
ll,000c&r_Feb 11921
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 *13
$100,000
Assess, val. 1913 .-..._._13,522,813
State & Co. tax
(per$l,000)'12 $19.75
Population in 1910-...
12,725
4Ms'08 J-J
100,000c—.July 1 1928
Ref. Bds.(Opt.aft.lOyrs.from issue)
4s '03
J-J $141,000c—July 1 1923
5s '13
J-J
109,000c.—July 1 1933
Fire and Police Station Bonds.
5s *13
J-J
$70,000c..-July 1 1933
(Subject to call beginning July 1 *23)
GEN. BD. DT. May 26 '13 $543,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
380,986
Floating debt
56,072
TOTAL DEBT May 26 '13
980,058
Cash in city funds
70,184
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)__9,205,692
City tax rate(per$1,000) '12-. 13.00
Total tax rate (per M) '12
$36.50
Population in 1910 (Census).: 13,948
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
deee lodge county.
County seat Is Anaconda.
Part of
this county was taken In 1901 to form
geeat|falls sch. dis. no. 1.
Comprises about one-fourth of the
entire county, and Includes the city
Powell Co.
Pop'n 1910, 12,988.
of Great Falls, with all Its suburbs.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
Building and Furnishing.
5s *98
J-J' $67,000c
J-J
Jan
$19,000c&r_ July 1 1916
1 1919 6s
4s
M-S
(Subject to call Jan 1 1909.)
30.000c&r
1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.
(Subject to call 1912.)
$67,000
Floating debt..
$60,000-...July 1 1929
36,598 4s
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913.
Refunding Bonds.
103,598
J-J
Sinkingfund
$60,000c&r._t
1921
768 4s
Assessed val. '13 (%
M-S
90,000c&r_Mar 1 1925
act.).9,013,268 4s '05
State & Co. tax (per$l,000) '13 $15.50
(Subject to call March 1 1915.)
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office. 5s *12
J-J $170,000—July 1 1932
(Subject to call begin. July 1 1927.)
—.
....
fergus county.
/
County seat Is Lewlston.
Part of
this county was taken to form
#ounty known as Musselshell.
County Bonds.
a new
6s
J-J
$53,000c...July 1 1914
Ref. Bonds (red. Jan. 1 1912).
4Ms'02 J-J
$50,000c
Jan
1 1922
Court House (red.beg. Apr. 1 '22).
4Mg*07 J-J $100,000c—.Apr 1 1927
■
Apr 19 '13
$203,000
Sinkingfund.46,598
Assessed val. '13 (M act.)_17,062,898
State & Co. tax
(per$l,000)'12 $19.75
Population in 1910U7.385
INTEREST on court-house bonds
payable at County Treasurer's office;
ether bonds In New York.'
BOND. DEBT Oct 16 '13
$429,000
Assessed valuation 1911-.14*400,033
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—$14.00
INT. payable at County Treasury.
This town Is In Blaine
Water-Works
6s '11
Bonds
county tax.
High-School Bonds.
J-J. $20,000c—Jan
County.
$33,800c..Aug 15 1931
...
Population in 1910—
383
INT. payable at Town Treas. office
or at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.
Y.Clty.
helena.
J. A. Mattson, Clerk.
Helena Is the county scat of Lewis
County.
are
exempt
Incor. 1881. All1
from taxation If
held by residents.
Commission gov¬
ernment defeated May 10 1912.
V.
94, p. 1397.
Refunding Bonds.
-
Court-House Bonds.
,
J-J
$55,000c_May 31 1922
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 '12:
$362,500
175,124
120,378
Assessed val.'13 (1-3 act.) 12,517,112
State & Co. tax (per$l,000)T2 $22.75
Population in 1910.18,785
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Floating debt—
Cash in various funds
gallatin county.
County seat is Bozeman.
Bonds
are
tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 14,079.
Refunding Bonds (red. aft. 1911).
4s '01
J-J
$60,000c&r_0ct 1 1921
4Ms'08 J-J
35,000c...Jan 11928
Funding Bonds.
4Ms.
J-J $137,000c&r Oct 15 1919
Jail Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J $35,000r„.Mar 1 1931
High School (red. July 1 1911).
4s *01
J-J
$30,000c&r_July 1 1921
4Ms'13 J-J
5s g *11 J-J $356,000
July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1916'.)
GEN. BD. DT. Nov 20 T3.$520,827
Assessment debt (add'l
TOT. DEBT Nov 20'13-..
452,154
972,981
Sinking fund.—_______
72,501
NET DEBT Nov 20
Water works bonds.
'l5-._ 900,480
*356,000
Assessed valuation
1913.-12,000,000
(Assessment about M actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000)
1913—$33.10
Population in 1910 (Census)..12,515
_
*
$400,000, but $14,000 have been
re¬
deemed.
water-works bonds
and
INTEREST on $60,000 Issue pay¬
able part at State Treas. and part at
Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Y«.; on fund¬
on
the holders of
judgment-funding bonds at Har¬
ris, Forbes & Co., N. Y.; all others
at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
A
compromise
was
reached
with
$190,000 or $200,000
city warrants issued between 1893
and 1897 to accept
75% of face value
without
interest.
See
"State
and
City Supplement" for May 1911, and
also V. 93, p. 423.
Bonds were isr
sued
for
this
purpose
and
$17,300
10,000c—.July
10,000c. ..July
10,000c
July
4.000c_.. July
4,000c.. .July
4,000c.
July
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
__
1
1
1
1
1
1
1919
1924
1929
1919
1924
1929
(10,000c—July 1 1921
J-J
10,000c...July 1 1926
15,000c. .July 1 1931
15,000c..-July 1 1936
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913$97,000
Assessed val. 1912 (est.)..7,500,000
School tax rate(per$l,000) '12-$8.00
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
■
_
missoula.
This
city is the county seat of Mls-
sould County.
Incorp. Mch. 8 1883.
Commission
government
adopted
--
—
INTEREST payable at the Ru¬
J-J
100,000c-—Jan 1 1931
(Subj. to call $10,000 Jan 1 1918, dolph Kleybolte Co., Inc., N. Y.
$25,000 Jan 1 1921 and $65,000
missoula sch. dist. no. 1.
Jan 1 1926.)
Building Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4
s-a
$10,000c
Jan 11923
5s g '03 M-N$10,000c...Nov 1 1923 4s
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1913.)
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1913.)
4Ms
s-a
$45,000c—Nov 1 1924
5s '07
J-J
$15,000c
---5s g'12 J-J
60,000c—.Jan 11932 (Subject to call after Nov. 1 1914.)
4s
s-a
$40,000c_ .June 1 1929
(Subject to call beg. Jan 1 1922)
(Subject to call after June 1 1919.)
City-Hall & Fire-Truck Bonds
s-a
$32,000c
July 1 1930
5s '13
J-J
$15,000
Jan 1 1933 5s
(Subject to call beginning Jan. 1 23 (Subject to call after July 1 1916.)
s-an $25,000c.
-.1933
GEN. BD. DT. June 1913- $285,000 5s *13
Warrants outstanding
8,132
(Subject to call beginning 1919
Special impt. debt--,
36,078 BOND. DEBT Aug 1913-- $127,000
*7,089,665
Cash on hand
23,507 Assessed valuation
22,000,000
Total assessed val. 1913—3,000,000 Actual value (est.)
Actual valuation (est.)
4,500,1300 Population in dist. 1913 (est)._ 15,000
*
Exclusive of railroad property.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912----$10.00
INT. on sewer bonds of 1912 pay¬
able at City Treas. office or in N. Y. missoula county.
5s'11
_
.
— —
*
Building Bonds.
4Ms'05 M-S $15,000c..-Mar 1 1915
4Ms'09 J-J
15,000c
June 1 1924
(Subject to call after June 1 1914)
5s'11
J-J
$67,000c.. July 11931
(Subject to call after July 11921)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$97,000
Sinking fund
12,000
Assess
'13 (20% act.) 3 491,972
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)
13-$14.00
INT. payable at County Treasur¬
ers' office in Lewiston.
!val.
County seat is Missoula. All bonds
are tax-exempt.
Part of county seg¬
regated in 1906 to form Sanders Co.
Refunding Bonds.
6s
J-J
140,000c-..July 1 1916
4s
F-A
20,000c-.-Feb 1 1921
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1911.)
4Ms'12M-S$100,000
Mar 1 1932
(Subject to call after Mar. 1 1922).
High-School (Red.beg.Jan. 1 '18).
4Ms'08 J-J
$75,000c...Jan 1 1928
Court-House (Red.beg.Jan. 1 '18).
4Ms'08 J-J $175,000c
Jan 1 1928
Fair-Ground (Red. beg. 1923).
4M(?'13 J-J
$50,000c-—Mar 1 1933
County Bonds.
5s
100cBOND. DEBT Apr 5 1913
Sinkingfund
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$86,000c
1931
J-J
81,000-.
1933
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s '12
J-J $125,000c--Jan 1 1932 moore.
(Subject to call beginning Jan 1 1927)
This town
5s
.s'13
—
$460,100
14,573
Assessed val. 1913
18,635,002
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12.$26.75
Population In 1910.
--23,596
lincoln county.
Llbby is the county seat.
— -
-—
in
Fergus County.
April 1909.
8
1 1931
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 12.$24.75 (Subject to call after Aug. 1 1921.)
Population in 1910---—. — -—3,638 BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13-$30,000
INT. on refunding bonds due 1931 Assessed val. '13 (X actual).243,769
at E. H. Rollins & Sons, Chic.; other Total tax
rate(per $1,000) *13-$54.Q0
bonds at N. W. Halsey & Co., Chic. Population in 1910
—576
INT: at Nat. City Bk.. N. Y.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$211,000
Cash in funds Nov 30 '12--- 209,965
Total assessed val. 1913.—5,879,184
lockwood iraig. district.
(P. O. Billings.)
Irrigation Bonds (tax-exempt).
6s '13
Jan
$83,500c
(Due $5,000 yrly beginning in
1917)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.—$83,500
INT. at County Treasurer's office
Incorporated
Is
In
Water-Works Bonds.
6s "11
F-A $30,000c—Aug
musselshell county.
Roundup is the county seat.
Ref. Bridge Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5s '12
J-J
$40,000c-._Jan
1 1932
(Subject to call begin. Jan. 1 1927.)
Ref. Bridge Bonds (Tax-exempt).
J-J
80,000c-..Sept 3 1932
5s '12
BOND. DEBT Mar 19 '13- $120,000
All
bonds are tax-exempt.
fund
. —
—1,127
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)—7,113,389
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '13-S22.00
Population in 1910
Assessed valuation 1913-.10,606,132
State&Co. tax (per $1,000)'11-$17.50
Population in 1912 (est.)
8,000
Nuveen & Co., Chi¬
and County Treas. office.
INT. at John
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$80,000c—July 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913$80,000
Sinking
INTEREST
miles city sch. dist. no. 1.
5s
J-J
$5,000c---July 1 1915
N.Y.
madison county.
County seat is Virginia City,
was
bonds due 1917 is
May 16 1911.
V. 92. p. 1449.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'04 M-N$93.000c_.May 31 1924
(Subject to call May 31 1914.)
GEN. BD, DT. July 1 ' 13.
$93,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
463,760
le wist own,
Floating debt
235,932
County seat of Fergus County.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1913
792,692
Incorp. Aug. 1899.
Bonds are taxSinkingfund
43,442
exempt. Population 1910, 2,992.
NET DEBT July 1 1913-.
749,250
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (40% act.)_6.397,853
5s '02
M-S $50,000c—Mar 1 1922
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$13.00
(Subject to call Mar 1 1912)
Population in 1910 (Census)„_12,869
Water Bonds.
Population in 1913 (est.)
16,088
5s *06
$35,000
------INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk.,
entirely
The
on
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1912S21.25
Population in 1910
—21,853
from the operation of the
plant, and
levy is made for this purpose.
A one-half mill levy was made in~ 1913
50,000c—Mar 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$347,000
Assess, val.'13 (40% act.) 14,765,857
State & Co. tax (per$l ,000) '12 $18.75
ing bonds at Comm. Nat. Bank, Boze¬
man; other bonds at Harris, Forbes &
Co., N. Y., and on bonds of '08, '11
and '13 at County Treasurer's office.
lewis and clark county.
County seat is Helena.
Bonds are
exempt from State and county tax.
Refunding Bonds.
■
■
5Ks
J-J
$38,550c
1914-1919
Funding (red. after April 1 1919).
4Mg'09 J-J $lO5,O0Oc—Apr 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913--$150,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.) 20,484,206
in Billings.
for the betterment of the
plant.
total amount of bonds issued
INTEREST
payable in Miles City; on bonds due
1920, 1928 and 1930 in New York; on
the bridge bonds In Miles City or N. Y.
City.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
4Ms
5s g '13 J-J $175,000--—July 1 1923
4 Ms
(Subj. to call aft. July 11920; $40,000 4Ms
July 1 1926, subj. to call aft. July 1 5s
1923, and $110,000 July 1 1933, 5s
subj. to call aft. July 1 1928.)
5s
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Population in 1910
5,549 5s -11
INT. at City Treasurer's office or
in New York City.
The water-works bonds are a di¬
rect obligation of the
city, but the
Interest and bonds are paid
no tax
Electric Light Bonds.
$10,000r
July 1 1928
(Subject to call after July 1 1918)
5Ms'10 J-J
$20,000c
July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1920)
Water Bonds (tax-exempt).
SMs'10 J-J $125,000c...July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1920)
Sewer Bonds (tax-exempt).
5Ms'10 J-J $85,000c—.July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1920)
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913.-$265,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
68,813
Sinking fund
3,029
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)_3,325,535
Total tax (per $1,000) '12
$35.25
Population in 1910—
:--4,697
6s g '08 J-J
.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
—
4s
Water Bonds.
lewisyown sch. dist. no. 1.
2 1923 4s *99
J-J
$40,000c...July 1 1916
10,000c._.July 1 1929 4Ms'06 J-J 216,800c...Jan 1 1926
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
(Subject, to call Jan. 1 1916.)
Bridge (red. after Mar. 1 1921).
Judgment-Funding Bonds.
5s '11
J-J
$52,500c—Mar 1 1931 4s'11
A-0$117,900c.July 1 '14-'22
Ref. Bonds (red. beg. 1920).
Funding Bonds.
5s '10
J-J $125,000c
.1930 5s'96
J-J"$148,000c—Jan 11916
(Subject to call 1906.)
Funding Bonds,
•s
J-J $100,000c— _Mar 1 1914
*Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
4Ms 09 J-J
taxable.
This city is in Flathead County.
Bonds.
(Subject to call after Aug. 15 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912—$33,800
Assessed valuation 1911
-.301,025
bonds
flathead county.
County seat Is Kallspell.
exempt from
are
harlem.
and Clark
axe
All bonds
ealispell.
^
5s
BOND .DEBT
N. Y.
„
Miles' City.
xcv-n.
7,229
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
cago,
county.
County seat Is Livingston.
park
B y Act
of Legislature of 1895 this county was
divided
into
three parts,
forming
Park, Sweet Grass and Carbon coun¬
ties;
old debt is corrected to date
given below. Pop'n 1910, 10,731.
miles city.
Funding Bondis.
This city is the county seat of Cus¬ 6s
J-J
$45,000c—July 1 1914
ter County.
Refunding Bonds.
Incorp. Sept. 9 1887.
4 Ms
Water and Light Bonds.
-J-J
$35,000c—Jan 1 1923
5s *02
J-J
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1918.)
$15,000c...July 1 1917
J-J
5a '05
J-J
10,000c...July 1 1920 5s *13
$65.000c—July 1 1923
Nov., 1913.]
WYOMING—DEBT OF STATE
139
PARK COUNTY.
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.).42,230,245
(Concl.)—
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13-$24.00
$25,000c...Jan 11927
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 '13-- $170,000
Sinking fund.
4,800 STILLWATER COUNTY.
Assess, val. '13 (40% act.)10.312,918
Columbus is the county seat.
State&Co. tax(per$1,000) *13—21.00
Funding Bonds.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y., 6s '13 J-J
$90,000c
1933
Nat.
Park Bank, N.
Y., and at (Subject to call any interest period
County Treasurer's office.
after Jan. 1 1924.)
Jail-Building Bonds.
State of
4sg '07 J-J
Wyoming.
J
®
ITS
-----
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. $104,000
Assessed valuation 1913
4,871,000
RAVALLI COUNTY.
County seat Is Hamilton.
Population in 1913 (est)
6,000
$75,000c
-.-1914
IN T. on funding bonds at Kountze
7,000c.Dec'14 to'20 Bros., N. Y.; other bonds at Co.
Treas. office.- The co.'s debt is lim¬
Refunding Bonds.
is '13
J-J
$55,000--1933 ited to 5% of assessed valuation.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1912
$83,000
Wa rrants outstanding
108,353
Sinking funds.
113,870
SWEET GRASS COUNTY.
Assess, valuation 1913-6,755,002
Big Timber Is the county seat.
Real value (est.).
20,000,000 Bonds are
tax-exempt.
Slate&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12.S24.75
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1910
11,666
6s
J-D $10,000c
Nov 1 1917
INTEREST
payable
at
Harris,
Ref. Bds. (red. June 1 1926.)
Torbes & Co., N. Y. City.
5s'11
J-D $85,000c—June 1 1931
Bridge Bonds.
RED LODGE.
~
4Ms*ll J-D $35,000c—_Jan 1 1926
This city is in Carbon Co.
Incorp. BOND. DEBT Mar
1 1913 $130,000
in 1892.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Sinking fund and cash
98,427
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1909).
Assessed valuation 1913!
5,106,233
is '99
s-a
$25,000c&r
1919
(Assessment on real estate M to M
is '99
s-a
5,000c&r
1919
and on personal property M to 2-3
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1919).
actual value.)
is '09
s-a
$30,000c&r_------1929
State &Co. tax (per $1,000)'12 $23.75
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '13$55,000
Population in 1910
.4,029
Assessment debt (add'l)
36,895
*s
J-J
is
J-D
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Organized
<fcc.
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.
715)..Joseph M. Carey
Sec. of State (term ends 1st Mon. Jan. *15)-Frank L. Houx
Treasurer (term expires 1st Mon. Jan. ,15)._.John L. Baird
as a
...
LEGISLATURE meets
January, and sessions
biennially In odd years
limited to 40 days.
are
on
2d Tuesday
the
1b
—
•inking fund
3,639
(}i act.)_ 1,600,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12. _$8.00
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12_ 30.00
Population in 1910----.4,860
-
Assessed val. '12
INT.
Nat.
water
on
Bank,
N.. Y.
bonds
Chase
at
City;
on
sewer
bonds at A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y.C.
ROSEBUD COUNTY.
Forsyth Is the county seat.
All
bonds are tax-exempt.
6* *13
s-a $123,000c.
1933
(Subject to call beginning 1923.)
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'07 J-J
$40,000c..Jan
(Subject
call
to
J-J
is '09
after
1
Jan
1
at
,
on
court-house bonds
County
Treas.
office
or
on
—
Y.
COUNTY.
:
-
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY.
County seat Is Billings.
All bonds
are tax-exempt.
On Mch. 1 1911 a
portion of this county was taken to
form the county of Musselshell, which
is 'lO-'ll J-J$105,OOOr.—1931
(Subject to call $25,000 in 5 years,
$40,000 in 10 years and $65,000 in
15 years.)
—
Refunding Bonds.
reduced
the
assessed
valuation
of
4Hs'06 J-J
$24,962.06-.:
1926
Yellowstone Co. about $3,000,000.
H ' 12
J-J
20,000c..:-.
1932
Bridge (Red. beg. Sept. 1 '15).
(Subject to call $5,000 in 5 and 10
4s 05
M-S $35,000c--Sept 1 1925
years and S1O.0OO in 15 years.)
Refund. (Red. beg. 1908).
Refunding Road Bonds.
5s g '98 J-J
$40.000c&r_July 1 1918
is '13
J-J
$15,000c.
.1933
4S T01
A-0
45,000c&r_0ct 1 1921
(Subj. to call $5,000 in 5,10& 15 yrs.)
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13. $151,190
4s '03
J-J
$75,000c&r_July 1 1923
Warrants outstanding
21,398
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
Cash on handi
32,313
Jail Bonds (Red. beg. 1923).
Cash on hand in sink, funds
5,509
5s '13
J-J
$50,000c
Jan
1 1933
Assessed valuation
1913.-.5,487,343
$195,000
•tate& Co. tax (per$l,000)'ll $23.75 BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1912
Cash in treasury (all funds)
172,026
Population in 1910-,
-.-3,713
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office. Assass. valuation 1913. —17,470,985
State & Co. tax (per (real
$17.75
$1,000) 1911--.(livestock $21.75
SILVER BOW_COUNTY.
Butte Is the county seat. All bonds Population in 1910 (Census)..22,944
The county's debt is limited to 5%
are tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 56,848.
of the assessed valuation.'
Court-House Bonds.
Ms
J-J $400,000c_..July 1 1929
INT. on $45,000 bonds at office of
(Subj. to call any time.)
Co. Treas. Or at Thos. Cruse Sav.
is '10
J-J $250,000c
Nor 1 1930 Bank, Helena; on $40,000 bonds at
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1920.) First Nat. Bank, N. Y., and at Co.
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13
$650,000 Treas. office; on $75,000 bonds and
Floating debt (estimated)
20,000 $35,000 bonds at Am. Exch. Nat.
•inking fund (estimated)450 Bank.N. Y.,or at office ofjCo. Treas.
—
•
'
%
Insane Asylum Bonds
c
Public Building Bonds.
INTEREST on the
National
Bank,
Payable.
6
Jan.
When Due.
_
Outstand'g.
/Jan. 1 1914-19211
1 $3,000 yearly. ]
1
$24,000
/July 1 1919-19281
July 1
( $9,000 yearly. ) • 90,000
building bonds Is payable at the Fourth
_c
public
New York;
on
6
others at the State Treasurer's office.
the same date the cash and securities on hand
This latter amount Is exclusive of trust funds.
an
•
on
$114,$7,599.12,
$1,625,079.60.
were
•
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The following statement shows the assessed
valuation of property In Wyoming for the years Indicated.
For explana¬
tion concerning Increase In 1909, see remarks
Immediately below regarding
the creation of a new tax
authority.
Valuation. I
1913—
Years.
$194,427,594
1903
1911—
1910.
1902
1909
186,157,274
Valuation.
1904
182,028,280
187,072,801
188,578,367
1900.
1912
1908
1907..
—
.—
1906-.:
1905
67,580,051
64.419,178
51,223,203
48,826,940
Years.
1901.
1899
1898
1897
$29,838,939
29,198,041
1894
1893
...
32,356,802
1890
•£—
30,665,197
1888
1885
1880
...
CREATION
OP
A
an
33,338,541
30,717,249
11,857.344
1875.....-:
9,493,638
I
TAX RATE.—The total State tax
(per $1,000) In 1913 Is
Legislature passed
Valuation.
1895
$46,696,949
44,669,233
43,348,356
39.581,217
37,892,304
35,578,806
30,789,292
30,300,462
COMMISSIONER
OF
$3.00.
TAXATION.—The
1909
Act (Chapter 66, Laws of 1909) creating the office of
This official is appointed by the Governor with
Commissioner of Taxation.
the
advice and consent of the Senate.
The new commissioner is give*
power and authority to exercise general supervision over the administrate
of all assessment and tax laws, over all
county, town and city tax assessors
and boards of equalization,
levy and assessment, to the end that taxatlom
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
falling to assess property In accordance with this new law do so under pern
alty of forfeiture and removal from office.
Heretofore property In th«
State
V.
Is
understood to have been assessed
88, p. 956.
DEBT
with
33
1-3% of Its actual value.
Wyoming the provisions of the Constltutloi
respect
They
at
'
LIMITATION.—In
are
to debt contraction and limitation
all found in Article 16 of that Instrument,
creating any Indebtedness exceeding 1 % of
except to suppress Insurrection^ or to provide for the
ties, cities, towns or villages, or any subdivision
quite voluminous.
and prohibit the Stat*
are
from
2 % on the assessed
valuation.
the
assessed
valuatlom
public defense.
Coun¬
thereof, are limited ta
An additional Indebtedness of not exceed¬
ing 4 % Is permitted In the cases of cities, towns or villages for the purpose
building sewers therein.
Debts contracted for supplying water to cities
or towns are hot included In the
limitations in this section.
Neither the
of
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
the laws of the State respecting debt limitation will be found
on page 134
of the "State and City Supplement" of
April 1895. \
EXEMPTION
FROM
TAXATION.—The
Legislature of
1905
passed
Act exempting municipal
bonds from taxation provided certain condi¬
tions are complied with.
The Act follows:
an
CHAPTER 17, LAWS OF 1905.—Be It
Enacted, Etc.i "That coupon or
registered Interest-bearing bonds of the State of
Wyoihlng, or any county,
school district or municipality of the State of
Wyoming, shall be exempt
from taxation when owned
by actual residents of the State,' provided that
the owner
of such securities shall list the same
annually on their
schedule, describing such bonds and the amount thereof, ani
opposite thereto on such schedule 'exempt.' "
or owners
assessment
shall mark
MORTGAGES EXEMPT FROM T AX AT ION.—^An Act of the
Legislature
1911 (Chap. 72) exempts from taxation all
approved Feb. 21
mortgagee
within the State, whether real or chattel, together with the
thereby accrued, provided that the mortgage property,
whether real or personal, shall be taxed at Its true value In
money.
V. 93,
p.
1054.
upon property
indebtedness
POPULATION
1910
-----
OF
In
STATE.—
145.96511890
1900
92,53111880
1870-1880
192.01%; In
57.7%.
Increase
62,555 11870.-7^—
20,7891
—
'
or
•
.
r
....
S.llt
'
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS
v
—
11,671, or 128%; In 1880-1890, 39,916, or
1890-1900 29.976, or 47.9%, and 1900-1910 it was 53.434
was
STATE
OF
IN THE
WYOMING.
For debts of*civil divisions not
found among the statements given below,
"Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
ADDITIONAL
STATEMENTS.
BASIN.
This town Is In Big Horn
In the
table below
we
give statistics regarding certain civil divisions in
are not represented among the foregoing.
the State of Montana which
Debt.
.
Location—
Anaconda
Debt.
.
$
$
(C), Deer Lodge Co.
Assessed
Tax p.
Valuation.
$1,000
$
Popuia1910.
6s '11
34,000
75,619
None
Beaverhead
80,000
None
*9,569,693
Big Timber (T), Sweet Grass Co 40,000
None
tl.000,000
19.50
1,022
tl4.00
10,031
2f75
1,83 5
603,830 a29.50
1,398
County
t4,200,000
H4.25
Billings (C), Yellowstone Co..
50.000
None
15,947,900
82,000
None
Fergus County S. D. No. 12—
54,000
10,134
3,491
300,000
1,319,915
None
60,000
38,000
None
41,750,000
53,500
None
*5,986,258
528
£972,603
Forsyth (T), Rosebud County.
Havre School District No.
16-
Jefferson County..
Kalispell School District No. 5
58,500
Laurel, Yellowstone County..
43,000
32.000
Livingston (C), Park County..
90,000
None
Manhattan (T), Gallatin Co
25,000
2,000
Meagher
County
*20.00
1,941,053
14.00
T450.000
419.09
43,310,000
5,601
......
806
5.359
4280.000
45,500
*9,630,574
4,190
Powell County
36,000
*6,754,501
'5,904
Ravalli County S. D. No. 3—.
41,000
None
StevensvEle (T), Ravalli Co..
25,000
None
*2,550.000
*13.00
4350,000
420.00
^96
£394,639 031.95
Townsend (T), Broadwater Co. 35,000
.
759
.
...
10,000c—Apr
1 1939
...
25,000c—Jan
1
65,000c—May 1.1941
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1926)
•
(C)
City.
(T)
Town,
a
Total
tax.
£
1911 figures,
t 1912 figures.
CHEYENNE.
,
Cheyenne is in Laramie Co.
1877.'
Bonds
are
tax-exempt.
Inc.
Com¬
mission government adopted June 24
1913.
V. 97, p. 188.
Bonds.
Refund. Bonds (Red. beg. 1908).
J-J $127,500c. _Jan
1 192*
Refunding Viaduct Bonds.
5s '01
F-A $60,000c-__Feb
1 1931
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1911.)
Ref. Water (Red. beg. 1911).
Assessed valuation 1912
968,467 5s '01
F-A $63,000c
1931
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$34.00
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1912).
Population in 191076~ 4Ms'02 Jan $15,000c.._Jan
1 1932
Population in 1913 (est.)
1,50
Water Bonds.
INT. at Nat. Bank of Commerce, 4Ms'02 Jan $85,000c
July 1 1932
Jan
N. Y.. and at Nat. City Bk., N. Y 5s '08
160,000c
Jan 1 193$
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1918.)
5s *09
May 250,000c. _-May 1 193#
BUFFALO.
(Subject to call after May 1 1924.)
This city is in Johnson County.
5s '10
Apr 250,000c-.-Apr 1 194#
Incorporated Mch. 3 1884.
Bonds (Subject to call after
April 1 1925.)
are tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 1,368.
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 '13$1,010,50#
Water Bonds (red. after 1903).
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).12,741,296
6s
J-J
$28,000c—
.1923 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$18.2§
City-Hall Bonds (red. after 1911.) Population in 1910 (Census)—
11.323
$4,400c6s '09
—
$10,000
Apr
1 1939
5s '98
_
Electric Light Bonds.
6s '11
M-N$10,000c—May 1 1941
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1926)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$150,000
-
6s
J-J
—
1921
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1920).
6s '10
J-J
$50,000c__8ept 15 1930
INTEREST on 5s and bonds of
1908 and 1909 payable at Nat. Bank
of
Commerce,
N. Y.; on 4^s at
$82,400 Chemical Nat. Bank,
N. Y.,, and
Sinking fund (sewer)-.
2,172 bonds of 1910 at Nat. Bank of Com¬
(3-5 act.)__ 1,243,489 merce, N. Y.; or City Treas.'s
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 ' 13-
*1913-figures.
1940
...
Sewer
6,446
*3,755.722
County
Culbertson (T), Valley County 39,500
Dillon (C). Beaverhead County 65.000
-
8.00
Broadwater
6s '09
6s *10
Anaconda School Dist. No. 10.123,000
see
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$8.6#
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$27.23
INT. at Liberty Nat. Bk., N. Y. C*
—
tion.
$
County.
Water Bonds.
6s'04
$12,000c.-Oct 1 1934
6s '07
18,000c--_Apr. 1 1937
—
Bonded Floating
•v.
debt
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The total bonded debt on
Apr. 301913 was
000.
On April 30 1913 the warrants outstanding amounted to
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '13 $15.50
VALLEY COUNTY.
Glasgow is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$67,000c
1924
(Subject to call beginning 1914.)
4Ms
J-J
$83,000c
-—-1930
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
5s '12
J-J
$65,000c
1932
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 '12.
$215,000
Floating, debt
65,139
Sinking fund-.
30,281
Assessed valuation 1913
6,471,549
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12 $18.00
Population in. 1910
13,630
Thompson Falls Is the county seat.
•
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$200,000
Assess, val. '13 (70% act.)12,110,879
Union Bank & Trust Co., Helena;
Population In 1910
7,985
INTEREST on 4^s, dated 1905,
payable at N. W. Halsey & Co., Chi¬
cago and N. Y. City; on 5s of 1911 at
are tax-exempt.
Bridge Bonds,
beg.
County Treas. office or
Hanover National Bank, N. Y. City.
_
Bonds
(Red.
other bonds at
Assessed valuation 191311,531,721
•tate& Co. tax (per$l,000)'12 $22.00
N.
Bonds
15 yrs.)
4Mf?'09J-J
$60,000c_-July 1 1929
Highway and Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
J-D$100,000
June 1 1933
(Subject to call after June 1 1928.)
payable
1917)
Court-House (Red. beg. Julu 1 '21)
J-J $125,000c—July 1 1931
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913
$242,000
Floating debt
123,000
SANDERS
Ref.
Name and Purpose.
Years.
Bonds
tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 9,507.
Court-House (Red. beg. July 1 '20)
4Mg'05J-J
$40,000c—July 1 1925
INTEREST
is 'It
Exchange Nat. Bank,
COUNTY.
Choteau Is the county seat.
are
1927.
$32,000c.
1929
(Subject to call at any interest-pay¬
ing period.)
Fund. Bonds (Red. beg. Jan. 1 '15
4Ms'05 J-J
$45,000c
Jan
1 1925
Amer.
TETON
DEBT HISTORY.—All the necessary data
respecting the State's
will be found In the following statement:
LOANS—
—Interest
Principal
Assess, val. '13
•
CHEYENNE SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
Building Bonds (tax-exempt).
4s
J-D $28,000c__ June 10 1935
^(Subject to call June 10 1915.)
4s *06
M-S $18,000c
Sept 1 1936
(Subject to call after 1916.)
4s '11
M-N$50,000
May 1 1931
(Subject to call after May 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1913~$96,000
Assess, val. *12 (abt. act.).12,064,134
School tax (per $1,000) *12
$4.50
Population in 1912 (est.)
15,000
INT. payable at State Capitol, all
Of .the bonds being held by the State
1913
BOND. DEBT Oct
(abt. act.)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)
Assess, val. *13
$40,000
9,030 066
13-$16.00
^13i,dj"jg
5s *11
5s *11
J-J
5s '11
SCH. D.
1 '14-'38
$50,000
act.)—6,991,373
'13 (%
Population in 1913 (est)———-6,000
INT. at Co. Treas. office in Cas¬
per or
at State Treas.
office in Chey.
5s *11
J-J
4s '11
J-J
4s '11
J-J
4s '11
J-J
4s *11
J-J
Deaf and
4s '11
Is in Converse County.
Inc. Oct. 1 1887. Pop'n '10. 2,249.
Water-Works Bonds.
This town
PARK COUNTY.
Cody is. the county seat.
Court H'se & Jail Bds. (tax-free).
5s '11
J-D $45,000c—Oct 1 1931
5^s
M-N$50,000c—-May 1 1938
(Subject to call after May° 1 1918.)
(Subject to call Oct 1 1921)
5s '09
A-O
$5,000 ...Oct
1 1939 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1913
$45,000
Refunding Water-Works Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (M act.).-.6,013,075
5s '09
A-O
$5,000r
Oct. 1 1939 State&co. tax (per $1,000) 13.$13.9o
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1919.) Population in 1910
Sewer Bonds.
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Comm., N. Y.
7s
A-O
$7,000c
1923
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912.
$67,000
SHERIDAN.
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.). 1,186,772
This city is in Sheridan County
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$4.00
Incorp.
as
a
city Sept. 1 1907.
INT. at Town Treasurer's office.
Commission government adopted on
Aug. 1 1911.
V. 93. p. 359, .
LANDER.
Water (Red. aft. 10 yrs. fr. issue.)
This town is county seat of Fre¬
5s'06
Jan $125,000c.
.1926
mont County. Incorporated In 1890.
5s'08
Jan 250,000c—JulyY5 1938
Sewer Bonds (opt. after 10 years.)
Sewer (Red. aft. 10 yrs. fr. issue A
6s '06
July $25,OOOc__July 16 1926 5s *06
J-J
$46,000c
.1926
Water Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
14,000c—July 1 1928
6s '06
July $50,000c..July 16 1936
(Subject to call after July 1 1918)
(Subject to call after July 1916.)
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913-_$435,000
5s '10
Jan $25,000c
Jan 1 1940
Special pav. debt (add'l)— 226,500
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1925.) Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_8,337,500
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $100,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1912-. — .$4.70
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_1,506,075
Population in 1910 (Census)—8,408
City tax (per $1,000) 1913
$5.30
INT. on sewer bonds due 1928 Is
Population in 1910 (Census) —1,832
payable In Cheyenne: other bonds at
INTEREST on 1910 bonds paya¬
Chemical National Bank, N. Y.
Bank in Lander.
"J
^
A-0*$25,000—May 11931
Industrial-Training Sch. Bonds
A-0*$50,000
Apr 1 1923
A-O *20,000—-July 1 1925
4s '05
A-O *50,000
4s '07
Apr 1 1927
A-O *55,000
4s '09
Apr 1 1929
A-O *33,000
4s '11
May 1 1931
Lewiston Normal Sch. Bonds.
4s '05
A-O *30,000
July 1 1925
4s '07
A-O *40,000
Apr .1 1927
4s *09
A-O *52,750—-Apr 1 1929
Albion State Normal School.
4s '05
A-O*$30,000
July 1 1925
4s '07
A-O *20,000—Apr 1 1927
4s '09
A-O *36,000
Apr 1 1929
Academy of Idaho Impt. Bonds.
4s '05
J-J *$45,500
July 1 1925
4s '07
J-J
*21,000—Apr 1 1927
4s '09
J-J
*36,000—Apr 1 1929
State Penitentiary Bonds.
4s *05
J-J *$50,000
July 1 1925
4s '09
A-O *20,000
Apr 1 1929
4s '11
A-O *30.000 ...May 1 1931
4» '13
A-01*25;000
June 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Apr
1913
A district of Albany Co.
In default.
V. 95. p.' 1420.
Irrigation Bonds.
J-D$541,000c—Oct 1 *19-'28
(For maturity see V. 88, p. 64.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..$541,000
INT. is payable at Continental &
Commercial Trust & Sav. Bk., Chic.
6s '08
town is in Fremont County.
in 1899. Pop'n *10, 1,524.
Water-Works Bonds.
"
6s '08
Jan $50,000c
1938
Sewer Bonds.
6s,'10
Jan $ 15,000c...Aug 1J930
Inc.
(Subject to call beginning Jan 1 '21)
Judgment Bonds.
6s
^
$8,000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$73,000
(y act.)
1,250,000
Total tax (per $1,000) '13—a.$22.5 )
INT. on water bonds at Chemical
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on sewer bonds at
Town Treas. office, and on judgment
bonds in N. Y. City.
Assess, val. '13
NATRONA COUNTY.
Countv -eat's
5s
Jasper.
Court-House (tax-exempt).
J-D $40,000c—Jan
1 1927
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below
the
State
give statistics regarding certain civil divisions in
which are not represented among the foregoing.
we
of Wyoming
Assessed
Tax per
valuation.
$1,000.
Bonded Floating
Buffalo High School District..$25,000
Casper (T), Natrona County._ 77,000
Cowley (T), Bingham County. 25.000
Gfaybull (T), Big Horn Co.... 35,000
Lander Sch. Dist. No. 1.1
25,000
Laramie School District No. 1.
LOvell
(T),
debt.
debt.
Location-—
--
—
2,639
*17.50
574
*365,065 $10.50
*2,000.000
*4.50
*6,12
*5,918,612
258
*137,911
$2,500
None
None
None
Big Hprn County. 30,000
Popul'n
1910.
$1,783,477
*2,500,000
—
85,000
_
1906——-
None
Worland (T), Big Horn Co..
(T) Town,
(C) City.
a
Total tax.
*
1912
Admitted
Total
State
as a
as a
area
State (Act July 3 1890)
Capital.
16,982
4,960
,
796
265
1913 figures.
ends Jan. 4 1915)....
Treasurer (term
ends Jan. 4 1915)
84,800
John M. Haines
Wilfred L. Gifford
O. V. Allen
Fred. L. Huston
DEBT HISTORY.-—Idaho as a Territory always kept its debt within
moderate limits.
$146,715.06.
—
^
_i
$67,473,886
61,296,743
51.440,758
—_
.—
47,545,905
46,719,990.
$4.60
4.06
'
4.75
5.25
5.24
8.65
1897
4.47
of which was
in
create any debt or debts,
in the aggregate, exclusive of
any manner
or labilities which shall, singly
the debt of the Territory at the date orits
or
admission as a State, and exclusive
liabilities incurred subsequent to January 1 1911, for the pur-
Bose ofIdaho, and exclusive of debt or debts, liability or liabilities, incurred
loise, completing the construction and furnishing of the State Capitol at
by the Eleventh Session of the Legislature of the State of Idaho, exceed in
the aggregate the sum of two million doallars, except in case of war, to
repel an invasion, or suppress an insurrection, unless the same shall be
authorized by law, for some.single object or work, to be distinctly specified
therein, which law shall provide ways and means, exclusive of loans, for the
payment of the interest on such debt or liability as it falls due, and also for
the payment and discharge of the principal of such debt or liability within
and shall be irrepealable
and discharged. But
twenty years of the time of the contracting thereof,
until the prnicipal and interest thereon shall be paid
until at a general election it shall nave been
submitted to the people, and shall have received a majority of all the votes
cast for or against it at such election, and all moneys raised by the authority
of such laws shall be applied only to specified objects therein stated, or to the
payment of the debt thereby created, and such law shall be published in
at least one newspaper in each county or city, and county, if one be pub¬
lished therein, throughout the State for three months next preceding the
election at which it is submitted to the people.
The Legislature may at any
time after the approval of such law, by the people, if no debts shall have
been contracted in pursuance thereof, repeal the same.
No county, city, town of other subdivision shall 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 April 1895, pages 138 and 139.
no
such law shall take effect
OF
bonds or notes or
MUNICIPAL BONDS.—We were advised Dec.
of State's office that the laws of Idaho do not
OF STATE.—
.325,59411890-—
POPULATION
In
_
-
,
—
1870-80
In
88,548 1870-
When it became a State the bonded debt of the Territory
Of that amount $46,715.,06 was issued to pay floating
—
—
32,6101
161,77211880
171.54%.
11
tax
similar evidences of indebtedness.
14.999
was 17,611, or 117.41%; in 1880-90, 55,938, or
1890-1900 the increase was 73,224, or 82.70%, a part of
increase
which is due to the fact that the 1900 aggregate embraced
on Indian reservations not theretofore included.
Such
Indians and whites
persons
numbered
1880, which amounts should be added to the
totals for those years in making comparisons.
No report was made in
1910 of the Indians and whites.
In» 1900-10 the increase in population
was 163,822, or 101.3%.>
The number of Indians alone included in the
1910 population was 3,988.
4,163 in 1890 and 3,420 in
OF
For reports not given in alphabetical
Statements" at end, of this State.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Monday in
January following election, and the length of sessions is limited to 60 days.
was
1904
1902
1901
4.86 1900
4.34 1899
—
STATE
July 3 1890
...
■
$3.13
CITIES, COUNTIES AND
.Boise
Auditor (term ends Jan. 4 1915).
—
DEBT LIMITATION.—
Sec. 1. The Legislature shall not
*12.50
RESOURCES, &c.
Sec. of State (term ends Jan. 4 1915)
-*$398,552,564
167,512,158
329,784,781
127,156,075
115,680,056
80,707,903
liability
g
*331,126
*272,780
z8.306.105
of State (square miles)
1913 was
1
For example, property
$1,000 would be assessed for $1,000, but
making the levy.
V. 97, p. 1149.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.—An amendment to Section 1
of Article 8 was adopted by the voters in Nov. 1912 providing that the
amount of debt which may be incurred by the State (except in case of war,
&c.) shall not exceed $2,000,000.
The limit was formerly placed at \}i %
of the assessed valuation.
Section 1 now reads as follows:
1910
Territory (Act of March 3 1863) .March 3 1863
Governor (term
—
1900
ITS
Organized
—
TAXATION
699
4,257
State of Idaho.
DEBT.
National Bank, New York.
only $400 would be taken as a basis of
483
x
-
ETC.—The total bonded debt on Oct.
Cash on hand Oct. 1 1913 was $1,091,151 30.
the actual cash value
•5,778
604
figures.
4s '09
assessment was utilized in determining the rate.
a6.00
30,000
39,000 ] .-J..1
31,!788- xb,073,556 *10.53
25,000
16,009
*655,000 *10.00
75,000
None
40,000
276,815 al5.00
J-J
J-J
J-J
4s '07
BASIS.—The Legislature of
1913 passed prcatically a new revenue law (Chapter 58) which provides*
among other things, for the assessment of all property at its cash value.
Previously all property was assessed at.its cash value, but only 40% of such
*15.00
"
A-O*$100,000—July 1 1925
*30,000
Apr 1 1927
*60,000
Apr 1 1929
6s
42,000—July 1 1919
43^s'll J-J *750,000----May 1 1931
(Subject to call any time.)
Idaho Improvement Bonds.
4s '05
J-J *$21,000- ^
July 1 1925
Experimental Station Bonds.
4s '13
J-J
*$6,000—-June 1 1933
4s '05
♦ASSESSMENTS NOW MADE ON NEW
*227,350
1,000,000
None
,
Torrington (C); Laramie Co..
Uinta County
...^
Weston County..
Wheatland (T), Laramie Co..
—
1910
1908
1.000,000
26,000
40,000
Rock Springs (T), Carbon Co. 40,000
Shoshoni (T)
Fremont Co
' 52,000
„
1911 by the Secretary
— _
Rawlins (C), Carbon County.
Riverton (T)* Freipont County
-
1912
1911
of debts or
This
VALLEY IRR. DIST.
District
LARAMIE
,
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—
1913-_$13r,650
THERMOPOLIS.
4Ms'll J-J
Soldiers*
4s '05
J-J
4s'07
J-J
4s '09
A-O *18,500
Apr 1 1929
4s '11
A-O *13.000—May 1 1931
University of Idaho Bonds.
4s '05
J-J *$40,000
July 1 1925
4s '07
J-J
*50,000
Apr 1 1927
4s '09
J-J
*52,000
Apr 1 1929
4s *11
J-J
*75,000
May 1 1931
North Idaho Asylum Bonds.
4s '05
A-O *30,000-—July 1 1925
4s '07
J-J
*45,000—Apr 1 1927
4s *09
J-J
*35.000
Apr 1 1929
4s'11
J-J
*35,000.—May 1 1931
Capitol Building Bonds.
DEBT,
$2,381,250-
Assessed valuation 1912-—7,405,216
INTEREST
payable at
County
Treasurer's office in Sheridan.
SWEETWATER CO. S. D. NO. 4.
P. O. Rock Springs.
Bids. Bonds (red. beg. 1923).
5s '13
ann $65,000.
....1937
TOTAL DEBT-.:.(?)
1929
1931
1931
1931
1931
1931
1931
*4,000—May 1 1931
Home Bonds.
*$14,000
July 1 1925
*5.000—-July 1 1927
INTEREST on bonds payable at Hanover
TOTAL
SHERIDAN COUNTY S. D. NO. 7.
Building Bonds.
J-J $100,000c
1915-1934
COUNTY.
County
seat
is
Cheyenne.
Or¬
ganized in 1879. Pop'n '10, 26,137.
Refunding (Red. beg. 1911).
4s
M-N
$293,000c_Nov 15 1921
GEN. DEBT Mar 1 1913.
$293,000
Assessment debt (add'l)..
50,325
Assess, val. "13 (actual)—22,504*482
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12_$8.38
INT. at Union Trust Co., N. Y.
J-J *$50,000
July 1
J-J
*3,000
May 8
J-J
*5,000
May 8
J-J
*3,000
4s '09
Apr 1
J-J
*25,000
May 1
5s '11
J-J
*5,000
May 1
5s *11
*7,500
May 1
4^s'll J-J
*2,500—May 1
4s '11
J-J
*20,000
May 1
4s '11
J-J
*20,000
May 1
4s *11
J-J
4s '07
♦Subject to call after 10 years from issue.
5s '10
LARAMIE
1927
1927
4s '03
_
at Nat. Bank of Commerce.
1925
4s '07
4s '11
SHERIDAN COUNTY.
LARAMIE.
Sheridan is the county seat
Bonds
The Gity of Laramie is situated in
are tax-free.
Pob'n '10, 16,324.
Albany Co.
Pop'n '10, 8,237.
5s
J-J
$45,000r
*
1924
Funding Bonds (red. 1905.)
6s
J-J
$19,000c.........1925 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913 - $45,000
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_18,690,793
Sewer Bonds.
7s
J-J
$40,000c. .July 1 1918 State&Co. tax (per$l,000)'13 $10.314INT. at Chern. Nat. Bk., N. Y.
5s *11
J-J
15,000r
Sept„l 1931
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1921.)
payable in Laramie or N. Y.,
J-J
4s '05
Idaho Sanitorium Bonds.
ble at First Nat.
BOND. DEBT April 1913$74,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).3,975,896
TotAl tax (per $1,000) 1912._-$17.00
May 8 1927
July 1 1929
July 1 1929
May 11931
May 1 1931
*25,000
May 1 1931
*10,000
May 11931
*15,000
May 1 1931
*9,000
May 1 1931
*5,500
May 11931
*6,000
May 11931
Blind School Bonds.
*$30,000
May 1 1931
J-J *110,000
J-J
*10,000
J-J
*9,000
J-J
*6,000
J-J
*10,000
4s '09
5s
$50,000c—Jan
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-Assess, val.
Road Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '07
4s '09
NATRONA CO. HIGH
$20,000 for an asylum. The
with all the details below:
debt, $80,000 to pay for Capitol building and
condition of the State's debt now is sec out
Population in 1910—
4,766
INT. payable in Cheyenne and at
Nat. Bank of Commerce, N. Y.
~~
DOUGLAS.
INT.
[Vol. xcvii.
IDAHO-DEBT OF STATE.
140
order in the following see
City.
Bridge Bonds.
4j^s
J-J
$10,290c
$1,470 due yearly on
4^sg
J-J
$15,806c
1914-1920
July 20.)
1914-1921
($1,978.40 due yearly.)
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
J-J $150,000c
"Additiona
the
refunding
payable at E. H.
Y. City; on road
and bridge of 1913 in Boise or N. Y.
City; all other bonds at Chase Nat.
Bank, N. Y. C.
INTEREST
ADA COUNTY.
County seat is Boise
TOWNS IN THE
IDAHO
bonds
of
1911
on
is
Rollins & Sons, N.
BANNOCK
COUNTY.
County
is
bonds
seat
Pocatello.
All
tax-exempt.
5^s'13 J-J
50,000c
—
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$10,500c
1914-1920
5s g
J-J
$65,300c—Jan 1 *14-'19 4Hs
($1,500 duo yrly.; all optional 1911.)
Jail Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4^sg J-J
$5,392c
1914-1922
6s
J-J
$25,Q00c__Jan 1 '14-15
($676.94 due yearly.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1911$65,000
Refunding Bonds.
34,980
5s '11
J-J
Sll.OOOcJan 1 '21-*31 Floating debt
9.700
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913 $320,000 Sinking fund.
Assess, val.'13 (abt. act.)-41,869,024 Assessed val. '13(abt/ act.)24,318,853
' 12- $25.00
State & Co. tax (per$l,000)'12 $26.50 State& Co .tax (per$l ,000)
pAnnlt»fir\ti in 1 Q1 O
9Q ORft Population in 1910 (Census) — 19,242
are
BEAE LAKE COUNTY
Paris
is
the county
seat.
Refunding Bonds (Subj. to call).
5Ms'10 J-J
$6,600c
1930
Funding Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$45,000
Jan 1 '22-31
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$51,600
Floating debt
20,000
Sinking fund
500
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)—8,407,029
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'13 $12.00
Population in 1910
7,729
INT. payable in New York.
.
„
BLAINE
COUNTY.
Hailey Is the county seat. County
organized in 1895, having been
originally part of Alturas County.
was
All
bonds
tax-exempti
are
Funding Bonds.
J -J $44,000c. July 1
.......
CALDWELL.
This city Is the county seat of Can¬
yon County.
Incorp. 1890.
City-Hall (Red.aft.lOyrs.from iss.)
5s '06
J-J
$25,OOOc...July 1 1926
Bridge Bds. (Red. beg. July 1 '18).
5s '08
J-J
$5,000c_..July 1 1928
Water-Works.
5s *01
M-N$20,OOOc—Nov 1 1921
5s '06
J-J
6,000c...July 1 1926
6s '10
M-S
50,000c—.Sept 1 1930
5s'12
J-J
9,000c...May 1 1932
Paving Bonds.
6s '10
J-J
$26,000c—.July 1 1930
Funding Bonds.
6s '11
J-J
$10,OOOc.—Jan 2 1931
5s'12
J-J
22,500
Jan 11932
Fire-Dept. Bds. (red. beg. 1922).
5s '12
J-J
$10,OOOc...May 1 1932
Road Bonds (red. beginning 1922).
5s'12
J-J
$4,OOOc...May 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $187,500
Water debt (included)
85,000
Assess, val.'13 (abt.act.)_2,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$37.50
Population in 1910——
3,543
'14r'15
85,000c_Feb 1 '22-31
Refunding Bonds.
6s '96
J^J
$6,000c...July 1 1915
5Ms
J-J
17,000c
1918-1927
4Mg*09J-J
14,000c-July 1 '19-'28
INT. on the $22,500 funding, flre5s '10
J-J
12,000c.July 1 *20-'29
dept., water-works bonds of 1012 and
5s *12
J-J
8,000c.Feb 1 '22-'31
road bonds is payable at City Treas.
5s '12
J-J
35,000c.July 1 *22-'31 office and at Kountze
Bros., N. Y.;
5s '13
J-J
12,000c_July 1 '23-'32 on all other-bonds at
City Treas. of¬
6s *96
5sg '12 J-J
.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-$233,000
State&Co. tax
(4-5 act.). 10,200,000
(per$1,000) 'la $15.00
Population in 1910 (Census)—8,327
INT. on 5H and 6% refunding
bonds payable at County Treasurer's
office; on 4Ms and 5s in N. Y. City;
on funding bonds at Co. Treas. office;
or coupons may be collected through
Harris Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago;
Harris, Forbes & Co.,N .Y.,or N.W.
Harris & Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.;
other bonds in Hailey or N. Y. City.
BOISE
CITY.
This city Is the county seat of Ada
County.
Incorp.
Jan.
11
1865.
Made
city or first class Mar. 18
1913.
Commission
government
adopted Feb. 23 1912.
Debt limit
is fixed at 15% of valuation.
5s '00
J-J
$35,854.60
1920
5s '02
J-J
90,000—
1922
Funding Bonds.
5s g '04 J-J
$71,OOOc...July 1 1924
Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
Improvement Bonds.
5s *02
J-J
$25,OOOc...July 1 1922
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
Fire-Department Bonds.
4 Ms' 11 J-J
$40,OOOc
1931
GEN. BONDS Oct 1913...$261,855
Special impt. bonds (add'l)
58,972
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 26,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '11
$8-00
Population in 1910 (Census).. 17,358
Population in 1913 (est.)
25,000
INT. at office of City Treasurer or
at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
a
BOISE
CITY IND. SCH. DIST.
School Bonds.
5s
J-J
$10,000c.. .July 1 1921
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
J-D
28,000c... June 1 1923
(Subject to call after June 1 1913.)
5s
J-D
12,000c—June 1 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
5s g '05 M-N 96,000c—Nov 1 1925
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1915.)
5s
F-A
9,000c
5s g '08 J-J
75,000c-.July 1 1928
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.)
5s '05
2,500—.July 1 1915
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
5s g *11 J-J
50,OOOc...July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1921.)
5s'12
J-J
lOO.OOOc.July
1
1932
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$412,500
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 28,839,180
School tax (per $1,000) '13—.$6.00
5s
—
—
INTEREST
Bank, N. Y.
bonds are re-
at Chase Nat.
fice and
48,180
OPTIONAL.—All
10,451 demmable after 10 years.
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '13
on
the bonds of 1908
COUNTY.
Is the county seat.
CANYON
Caldwell
bonds
are
created from part
of Ada County and Is liable for 35.8%
of the court-house bonded debt.
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$11,850c—July 1 1923
(Subject to call after July 11913.)
4Hs'06 J-J
$20,000c...July 2 1926
(Subject to call after July 2 1916.)
5Ms'08 J-J
$44,000c
Apr 1 1928
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1918.)
5s
J-J $47,OOOc...July 1 1922
Court-House (Red. beg. Dec. 1 *15)
4Ms*05 J-D $62,OOOc...Dec 1 1925
Funding (Red. beg. 1919). <
5s '09
J J $100,000c. -July 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$284,850
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 25,718,416
State & Co. tax(per$ 1,000}'12 $21.00
5s '03
Population in 1910 (Census)..25,327
office
payable at Co. Treasurer's
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
or
CASSIA COUNTY.
Albion
1
'22-'31
$30,000
(abt. act.).6,045,429
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—
Assess, val. '13
Population in 1910
7,197
COEUR D'ALENE IND.S.D. NO.l.
A district (P. O. Coeur d'Alene) In
Kootenai Co. All bonds are tax-expt.
Building Bonds.
5s *05
J-D
$7,000c
1925
4Ms'06 J-J
5s '07
F-A
5s *10
J-D
5s *08
F-A
Boise City or New York at E. II.
& Sons; on other bonds at
Rollins
Chase Nat.
Bank, New York.
_
10,000
INT. at Dist. Treasurer's office.
OPTIONAL.—All bonds are re¬
deemable after 10 years.
—
COUNTY.
County seat Is Mountalnhome.
Blaine County Bonds.
_s
J-J
$30.000—
—
-
(?)
—
—1,273
Population in 1910
Refunding Bonds.
_
6s g'96 J-J
$4,140c
Jan 1
Warrant Funding Bonds.
1915
1913$139,140
Sinking fund
3,681
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 27,338,540
State & Co. tax(per$l,000)To $10.00
Population in 1910
—22,747
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Comm.,
N. Y.
LEMHI COUNTY.
seat.
$16,500.-.--- Optional
Salmon is the county
6s '00
5s *09
...
Optional
$56,500
40,000
—_
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '13debt
54,388
Warrant
$8,OOOc.——1923
J-J
7,OOOc
—1924
5Ms'05 J-J
15,OOOc
-1925
5Ms'07J-J
6,000c1927
Water-Works Funding Bonds.
5Ms'12J-J
$37,000c1932
(Subject to call after 1922)
General Fund Bonds (red. 1922).
5Ms'12 J-J
$33,OOOc
—..1932
Sewer (Red. aft. 10 yrs.from issue).
5s'01
J-J
$8,OOOc..
1921
5Ms'05J-J
12,000c.
—1925
Paving Bonds (tax-exempt).
5Ms
J-J $27,OOOc
1927
City-Hall (Red. beginning 1919.)
6s *09
J-J
$30,OOOc
.1929
Fire-Station (Red. begin. 1919).
6s '09
F-A $20,000c_.-Aug 2 1929
GEN. BONDS Oct 1913—$2O3,OO0
Assessment debt (additional)
14,000
Sinking fund-.
21,958
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) .2,219,426
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$39.40
Population in 1910
——4,2056s '04
—
1921-1931
5s '11
J-J $135,000
BOND. DEBT July 12
J-J
5s '03
^
_
-1933
...
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk., N.
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_4,569,242
Population in 1910—
4,786
LEWISTON.
County seat of Nez Perce County.
Inc. .1863.
Pop'n'10, 6,043.
Y. O.
NAMPA IND. SCH. DIST. NO. 37.
Building Bonds.
5s '06
J-D $20,000—June 1 1926
5s g '07 J-J
15.OOOc...June 1 1927
5s '09
J-D
15,000
June 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Dec 1910
$70,000
Assess, val. '10 (1-3 act.)-.1,572,970
School tax (per $1,000) 1911..$9.00
Street-!mprovement Bonds.
J-J
$17,500c
1932
Funding Bonds (Red. beg. 1915).
5s g '05 J-J
$62,500c.___
1925
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '02
J-J
$40,000c...Jan 1 1922
5s '03
J-J
60,000c...Jan 1 1923 NAMPA-MERIDIAN IRE. DIST.
5s '04
J-J
20,000c—.Jan 1 1924
Canal Bonds.
5s g '08 J-J
57,300c...Jan 1 1928 6s '05
J-J $285,000c_Nov 1 '16-'25
5s '12
J-J
6.000c
1932
(For maturity see V. 81, p. 1274)
Drainage (Red.aft.lOyrs.from iss.)
6s '10
J-J *$80,000c._Jan 1 '21-'30
5s g'09 J-J
$22,OOOc
Jan 1929
(For matin-its' see V. 90, p. 181)
Bridge (Red.aft. 10 yrs.from issue). BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.$365,000
*
5s *13
J-J
$35,000c...Jan 1 1933
Tax-exempt.
Park Bonds (tied, beginning 1922).
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y. C.
5s g'12 J-J
$43,OOOc
1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-- $?64,400
Assess, val. '12 (40% act.)_5,714,014 NEZ PERCE COUNTY.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..-$30.00
County
seat
Is
Lewlston.
This
INT. on the bridge and park bonds county
was
divided In 1889, the
is payable at office of City Treasurer,
county of Latah being set olT.
In
or
the National Park Bank, N. Y.
1903 a part of Shoshone County, em¬
City;
on. others
in New York at bracing about 90 townships,
was
Kountze Bios, and Chem. Nat. Bank.
annexed to this county.
OPTIONAL.—All bonds are re¬
Refunding Bonds.
—
deemable after 10 years.
J-J
5s
LEWISTON IND. SCH. D. NO. 1.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
J-J
5s
$17,OOOc
July 1 1923
(Subject to call after July 1 1913.)
Refunding (Red. beginning 1919).
5s g'09 J-D $25,OOOc—Dec 1 1929
Improvement (Red. beg. 1919).
5s g "09 July $55,OOOc—July 1 1929
Building Bonds (Red. beg. 1922).
5s '12
J-J
$8,000c—July 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913-$105,000
Sinking fund.
1,252
Assessed valuation 1913-—7,468,819
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--$7.00
—
-
_s
$13,800
Refunding Bonds.
5Ms'09 J-J
$42,000—Jan 1 '19-'28
5 Hs* 10 J-J
27,200—.Jan 1 *21-'30
5Ms'12 J-J
28,200-July 1 '22-'31
Warrants outstanding
24,933 BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '13. $141,200
Assess, val. '12 (40% act.).3,203,239
Sinking fund July 1 1912—
11,533
Population in 1910
—5,250 Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_8,390,743
State & Co. tax (per$l ,000)'12 $28.50
BONNER COUNTY?
Population in 1910 (Census)—4,785
Sandpoint is the county seat.
INT. on 1912 .bonds Is payable at
Funding Bonds.
Nat. City Bank, N. Y.
5 Ms* 13 J-J $147,000c
(Due 10% of amount annually beg. EMMETT IRRIGATION DIST.
10 years from date.)
This district Is In Canyon County.
TOTAL DEBT—— ,-*—(?) 6s *11 J-J $1,100,000c. Jan 1 ?22-'31
Population in 1910—— 13,588 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913_$1,100,000
INT. at County Treas. office or at
INTEREST payable at Ft. Dear¬
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y .City.
born Tr.
& Sav. Bank in Chicago
—
'95
$16,900
Funding Bonds/
6s'12
J-J
$70.000
GEN. BD. DT. Apt 7 '13—$86,900
—
—
....
or
BONNEVILLE
COUNTY INDE¬
PENDENT SCH. D. NO. 1.
P. O. Idaho Falls.
Building Bonds.
5s '12
A-O $30,000c...Oct
1 1932
(Subject to call beg. Oct. 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913- $125,000
Sinking fund (est)
5,200
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.).4.067,112
Population of district 1912 (est) 6,000
—
BURLEY.
is in Cassia County.
Water Bonds (red. 1922).
J-D $44,000—June 1 1932
Electric-Light Bonds (red. 1922)
6s '12
J-D $20,000——June 1 1932
Sewer (Red. aft. 10 yrs.from issue).
6s '12
J-D $21,000
June 1 1932
6s '13
F-A
29,000
Feb 1 1923
GEN. BD. DT May 17 '13—$90,500
Assessed valuation 1912
.893,352
at
.
$85,000r___Nov 1 1915
DEBT Nov 1 '13.
$85,000
39,186
24,193
Floating debt
Sinking fund—;
Warrants
18,396
receivable
(abt.act.)_18,000,000
Population in 1910
24,860
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
Assess, val. '13
NEZ PERCE SCH. DIST. NO. I .
A district In Leyrls County.
Building (Red. beg. Feb. 1 1922).
5Ms'12F-A $45,000c_—Feb 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$51,000
Assessed valuation 1912__
;777,947
Sqhool tax rate (per $1,000) *12.$15.00
COUNTY.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Is the county seat.
Maiad City Is the county seat
portion of this county has been
Funding Bonds (tax-free).
taken to form the new counties of 5s *11
J-J
$36,OOOc
1931
Gooding and Minidoka.
Of the old
(Subject to call 1921)
debt of the comity
($245,985.78),
Road and Bridge Bonds (tax-free)
Gooding County assumes $86,862.50 5s.'11
J-J
$23,OOOc
....1931
and Minidoka "County $51,816-90.
(Subject to call 1921)
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 18 '12--$59,000
5Ms'08 J-J
$28,000
----28,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
25,000
4Ms'09 J-J
28,000-—/———— Cash on hand
5s '10 >J-J
6,725
29,000
5s '11J-J
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).4,180,333
16,000--5s'12
J-J
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-$27.00.
Blaine Co. bds.(assum'd)$116,985.78 Population in 1910
— ,15.170
Bond debt of county Oct '13 107,306
INTEREST payable at Commerce
Assessed val. 1913
8,225,000 Nat. Bank, New York
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_$12.50
LINCOLN
Shoshone
A
,
-
—
—
12.676
10,000
Population in 1910—
Population in 1913 (est.)
Emmett.
GOODING COUNTY.
Gooding is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
5Ms'13 J-J
$17,465.88July 1 '23-32
Refunding Bonds.
5Ms*13 J-J
$10,240.48July 1 *23-'32
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913-$97,103
Floating debt
17,466
Sinking fund
912
Assessed valuation 1913—7,627,233
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13.S25.50
INT. at County Treasurer's office,
or in New York City.
6s '12
GOODING SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
This district is in Lincoln County.
5s '08
A-O $20,OOOc
1918
5s *09
A-O
15,000c._. —— 1919
School-Building Bonds.
5Ms'12 A-O $60,000/
1932
(Subject to call after 1922,)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—
$95,000
Population in 1910—
— 1,575
Assess, val. '12 (40% act.)_2,177,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.
is in Shoshone County.
Sewer Bonds.
6s '13
$30,000c
TOTAL DEBT
Funding Bonds.
Idaho is the county seat.
This place
This city
•
BOND
CREEK XRRIG. DIST.
A district (P.O. Weiser) In Wash¬
ington Co.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Organization of district upheld by
State Supreme Court.
V. 94, p. 148.
Irrigation Bonds.
6s *10
$256,000
1921-1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$256,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Weiser,
or at Nat. City Bank, N. Y. City.
CRANE
ELMORE
Is In Canyon County.
May
6
1901. Commission
Incorp.
govt, defeated June 25 '12. V.95,p64.
Water (Red. aft. 10yrs.from issue).
KELLOGG.
'
10,000c
.1927
55,000c._.June 1 1930
10,000c—.— ^
1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-$96,000
Sinking fund
7,471
Assess, yal. '13 (abt. act.).4,189,007
School tax (per $1,000) 1913.$11.80
BOISE COUNTY.
_s
1913—$330,000 NAMPA.
This city
N. Y.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank,
,
14,000c
Population in 1912 (est.)
BOND. DEBT Mar
5s '12
is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
5Ms'12 J-J
$30,000—Jan
810,137
GRANGEVILLE IND. S. D. NO. 2. Assess, val. '12 (40% act.).
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—-$64.00
A district in Idaho County.
3,670
Building Bonds (Red. beg. 1923). Population in 1910
INT. in N. Y. at Chem. Nat. Bk.
5 Ms'13 J-J
$61,000c___Jan 1 1933
Refunding Bonds.
5Ms'13 J-J
$3,000c—.Jan 1 1933
MOSCOW IND. SCHOOL DIST.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913--$64,000
J-J
$2,OOOc
1919
Assess, val. of district 1913.1,263,627 5Ms
5s
J-J
23,000c
1931
Population in 1913 (est.)
1,500
Building (Red.aft. 10 yrs.from iss.)
INT. payable at District Treas. 5s '12
J-J
$65,OOOc...Jan 1 1932
office or at Kountze Bros., N. Y. C. 5Ms'13 M-N 12,000c„_May 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913--$102,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).3,056,290
IDAHO IRRIGATION DIST.
INT. on 5)4% bonds payable In
A district (P. O, Idaho Falls)
In
York;
all others at District
Bingham Co. Bonds are tax-exempt. New
6s '07
J-J $330,000c_July 1 '18-27 Treasurer's office.
(For maturity see V. 86, p. 1178.)
All
tax-exempt.
This county was
INT.
Refunding Bonds (red. in 1921).
School tax (per $1,000) '12—$21.00
Population in 1912 (est.)
.4,000 5Ms'llJJ $40,000c... Jan 11931
Ref. Water Bonds (red. in 1930).
INT. at Co. Treas. office in Sho
6s g '10 J-J
$16,OOOc
1930
shone or in Gooding or N. Y. City.
GEN. DEBT Apr 24 '13
$64,000
KOOTENAI COUNTY.
Coeur d'Alene Is the county seat.
and 1911 and the $9,000 5s Is payable
In
141
IDAHO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913. |
MERIDIAN.
This village is in Ada County. In¬
corporated Aug. 3 1903.
Water-System Bonds (red. 1920).
6s '10
J-J
$20,000-1930
Water-Works and Street Bonds.
6s '12
J-J
$10,000
Jan 1 1932
(Subj. to call beginning Jan 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$30,000
Assessed valuation 1912
512,000
Population in 1910
619
INT. at Seaboard Nat. Bk., N. Y.
ONEIDA IRRIGATION DIST.
This district (P. O. Preston) Is In
Oneida Co.
Bonds tax-exempt.
_s
Irrigation Bonds.
$281,600.
...
-s
....
-s
...
_s
—
BOND. DEBT Jan 11913..$556,600
Population in 1905
4,500
INTEREST payable at First Nat
Bank, Preston, and at Idaho State
Bank.
-_-
TOTAL DEBT
-
(?)
MOSCOW.
This city Is the county seat of La¬
tah County.
Incorporated 1887.
.s'13
J-J
$30,000c-_-
Preston.
PAYETTE.
This
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
.s '12
$35,000-
city
is
in
Inc. July 18 1891.
Water-Works
Canyon County.
Pop'n '10, 1,948.
Bonds.
J-J
$20,000c
1924
J-J
10,000c
1926
5Mf?'ll J-J
12,000c—July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1921)
5 Ma
5s
Sewer
Bonds.
,
$12,000c..-July 1 1931
6,000c
1932
(Subject to call after 1922)
5Mg'll J-J
-1933 5Mg' 12 J-J
(Subject to call beginning 1923)
145,000
96,500
33,500
142
[Vol.
COLORADO-DEBT OF STATE.
PAYETTE.
$75,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
(Concluded.)—
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_3,850,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$4.00
.1932
$14,000c
12;000
Sinking fund Mar 1913
City-Hall Bonds (Red. beg. 1922).
5HK'12J-J
N*Bridge Bonds (Red. beg. 1922).
«>Tg*12J-J
$7,000c
1932
INT. Is partly payable at"the Ru¬
f* Funding Bonds.
dolph Kleybolte Co., Inc., Chicago.
5^g'12J-J
$16,000c—Apr 11932
(Subject to call after. April 1 1922) SHOSHONE COUNTY.
GEN. BD.DT. Oct 1913$97,000
County seat Is Wallace.
Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.) —1,127,235
Court-House (Red. beg. 1915).
Total tax (per $1,000) *13
$46.00 5s '05 J-J $75,000c—July 1 1924
$75,000
INT.payable at City Treasurer's offlct BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
Floating debt.
33,968
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).18,293,814
POCATELLO.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '13 $14.00
This city Is In Bannock County.
Population in 1910—
13,963
Sewer Bonds (Red. aft. 1911).
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y
is '11
$149,690—.Jan 1 1931
TOT. BD. DT. Aug 1912—$149,659
Sinking fund Jan 1 1912--17.000
SHOSHONE HIGHWAY DIST.
Assess, val. '11 (3-5 act.)--3,935,280
A district In Lincoln County.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$42.50
The
bonds
below were declared
9,110
Population in 1910
valid by courts.
V. 94,
p.
Assessed Tax per Popul'.
valuation. $1,000.
1910n
Floating
Bonded
Location—
Emmett School District
debt.
debt.
xcvii.
$70,000
Nonet$l,810,000t$20.00
Fremont County
$24,606
*72,900 $79,359t24,456,059
Idaho Falls (C). Bingham Co_128*500
4,827
10,000
3,000,000
Minidoka County
51,817
Moxvtpelier Irrigation District. 98,000
600,000
—Mountain Home (V), ElmoreCo.35,000
1,411
None fl.070,981 123.90
Mullan School District No. 12_ 31,000
£676,094
Payette Independent Sch. Dist. 50.000
None *1,089,000 *25.00
Plummer Highway District
45,000
tl.131,485
---Plummer School District
33,000
None
*398,305 *15.00
Rigby School District
50,000
*1,500,000 *12.00
St. Anthony (C), Fremont Co. 50,000
1,238
None
*976,000 *20.00
Shimon Independ. S. D. No. 1 52,600
14,000
1,500,000
—
Sugar Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 4-- 32,600
None
*530,120 *20.00
Wallace Ind. Sch. D. No. 8— 55,000
None *1,305,771
—
Wardner-Kellogg Ind. S. D.
:
No. 6-_.
35,000
e2,352,694
...
-
—
.
*
(C) City,
a Total tax.
Total debt. ■
'
e
1911 figures.
t 1913 figures.
1912 figures,
*
1713.
Road Bonds (red. beg. Jan. 1 '22).
6s '12
J-J
$80,000c—Jan 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913—
$80,000
POCATELLO END. S. D. NO. 1.
All bonds tax-exempt.
Assessed valuation 1912—1,900,000
Building (Red. aft. 10 yrs.fr.issue).
J-D
A-0
5s *08
5s '09
Tax rate (per
1923
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Shoshone,
and at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
1928
1929
15,000c
25,000c
5s '10
A-O
17,000c— -Apr 9 1930
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
$81,500
$1,000) 1912
$4.20
NO. 12.
Refunding and Building Bonds.
SHOSHONE
12,932
Sinking fund
5s '09
SCH. DIST.
J-J
$45,000c—Sept 1 1929
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_8,331,890
5s *12
J-J
16,000
July 1 1932
Population in 1913 (est.) —- — 12,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1922.)
INT.
In
Bank,
Nat.
N. Y.
City
at
Kountze Bros.,
First BOND. DEBT Oct 19 1910_$61,000
Chase Assessed valuation 1910
748,340
School tax rate (per $1,000)'10-$6.00
Nat. Bank and A. B. Leach & Co.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
PRESTON.
This village Is in Oneida County.
Water Bds. (red. aft. Jan. 1 1922)
u
SNAKE RIVER VALLEY IRR. D.
A district In Bingham County.
5s '07
J-J $275,000c-July 1 f17-'27
J-J
$75,000—Jan 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT Apr 25 1913-$75,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—-$275,000
Population in 1910— —
2,110 Warrants outstanding
4,000
5s '12
INT. Is
payable at
Banking Co., Shelley.
DIST.
IRRIG.
PROGRESSIVE
the
(tax-free).
Bds.
Assess, val. '13
(% act.)—3,000,000
(Bond & int
80c.
1913 [Maintenance
40c.
Population in 1913 (est.)
6,000
Tax rate (per
acre)
,
INT.
payable at N. Y. agency of
O.
Weiser.
Bonds
6s '10
„
6s
J-J $415,000-_.Jan 1 '21-'30
150,000—July 1 '23-'32
1933
1922).
J-J
$25,000c
Paving (red. beg. Oct. 1
6s '13
6s '12
A-O
$3,500c..-Oct 1 1932
GEN. BOND .DEBT Apl'13 $28,500
INT. at Nat. City Bk.,
N. Y.
TWIN FALLS.
This
Incorp.
city Is In Twin Falls County.
as a city of the second class
April 1 1907.
Pop'n '10, 5,258.
Sewer (Red. aft.10 yrs.from issue).
Population in 1910
--297 6s '06
J-J
$40,000c...Sept 2 1926
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
5s '09
J-J
5,000c__-Oct 1 1929
ST. ANTHONY IND. SCH. DIST.
This district is In Fremont County.
5s'12
J-D
$50,000c-_-June 1 1932
BOND, DEBT Jan 1 1913-$75,000
Sinking fund
2,500
Assessed valuation 1912—-1,006,000
Population in 1913 (est.)_
2,200
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Fire Dept.(Red.aft.10 yrs.fr.issue).
6s *09
J-J
$10,000c...Jan 1 1929
5Hs'll J-J
10,000c...Jan 1 1931
Street (Red. aft. 10 yrs.from issue).
6s '09
J-J
$10,000e—Jan 1 1929
5s '09
J-J
35,000c...Oct 1 1929
5Hs'll J-J
33,000c...Jan 1 1931
5 Hs* 11 J-J
7,000c—Jan 1 1931
Funding (Red. beg. 1922).
5Hs'12
$15,000.
1932
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13^ $165,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_3,682,735
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'13.$41.00
INT. at the City Treasurer's office
or in N. Y. City at First Nat. Bank.
—
ST. MARIE'S SCHOOL DIST.
A district in Kootenai County.
5s&5^sJ-J
$80,000c
(Subject to call.)
1935
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$80,000
Sinking fund
3,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)-2,400,000
School tax rate(per$l,000)'13_$13.00
INT. at Boise, Ida., or N. Y. City.
SALMON
This
CITY.
city
Is
In
Lemhi
County.
Pop'n *10. 1,434.
Inc. in 1892.
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$60,000c—Jan
6s '12
1 1932
Assess,
val.
'13(70%act.)___909,300
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
$35.00
INT. pay. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
SANDPOINT."
This
city
Is
In
Bonner
County.
Inc. May 1 1907.
Pop'n *10, 2,993.
$44,000—
.
—
TWIN FALLS SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
5s g '12 F-A $70,000c.-Feb 11932
(Subject to call Feb 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $261,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
50,000
25,000
—
-
area
State
Capital
of
103,645
——Denver
Governor (term expires Jan. 1915)..
..E. M. Ammoi
Sec'y of State (term expires Jan. 1915)
Treasurer (term
Auditor
in
Aug. 1 1876
State (square miles).....
expires Jan. 1915)
—
James B. Pearce
..Michael A. Leddy
(term expires Jan. 1915)—..——Rhody Kenehan
LEGISLATURE meets
biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday
January, and sessions are unlimited, according to a constitutional
amendment adopted in Nov. 1910.
V. 90. p. 1363.
-Interest
Name and Purpose— '
"
Insurrection, Leadville--.
%
1897
4
Principal-
Payable
When Due. Outstand'g.
1 1922
$223,009
Subject to call 1912.
•
semi-ann
1929
921,409
Dec. 1 1960
780,009
M-S
Jan.
•
Funding bonds.c
1909
3
1910
...
Refunding bonds,
3
INTEREST is payable at the Treasurer's office, Denver.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The following shows the gross debt of the Stat*
the dates named:
'
Dec. 1 *12.
Dec. 1 '10.
Dec. 1 *09.
Outstanding warrants
__$2,009,949
$1,868,511
$1,792,411
Certificates of indebtedness
' 19,600
76,561
770,787
Casual deficiency bonds.—
"
None
None
100,009
and the cash offsets thereto on
—
Funding
,
921,400
223,000
*1,291,000
Total!
Net assets
-
...
-
Net debt
--
-
♦Estimated interest due
on
847,300
223,000
*1,191,744
Nona
293,509
*1.258,061
$4,207,116
1,360.424
$4,214,759
1,600,009
$2,890,545
Other indebtedness
\
$4,464,949
1,574,404
bonds
Insurrection bonds
$2,846,692
$2,614,758
certificates of indebtedness and warrants.
Under an Act passed by the 1909 Legislature, the State Treasurer is em¬
powered to exchange, at par and accrued interest, the $950,000 3% 20-yeor
coupon funding (series of 1909) bonds authorized by this Act, for certaia
warrants or certificates of indebtedness issued during the years 1899, 1908
and 1904, for the purpose of suppressing insurrection and defending State.
The courts have declared constitutional the Act passed by the Legislature
providing for a bond issue of $2,100,000 to refund warrants of 1887, 188$
and 1889, in accordance with an amendment to constitution adopted i*
Nov. 1910.
V. 95. p. 1420.
DEBT AND TAX VALUATION.—The
total assessed valuation, the State tax per
debt for
following shows the State'*
$1,000, and the total State
the years named:
Total Assessed
State Tax
Valuation,
1913 .*$1,306,690,407.00
1912
422,722,713.00
1911
413.835,450.00
Total Assessed
State Tax
Valuation,
(per $1,000)
(per $1,000)
$1.30
1904—. $342,170,703.00
4.18
1901—— *465,874,288.00
4.10
1900
1910
414.885,770.00
400,803,889.00
375.284,970.00
4.00
1890
4.10
4.00
1880
1906
356,244.547.35
216,776,356.00
220,544,064.62'
73,698,746.29
43,453,946.36
$4.00
4.10
4.10
4.00
TWIN FALLS COUNTY.
county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
5s *09
J-J $150,000c...Feb 1 1929
(Sub. to call l-10th y'ly aft. 10th yr.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913- $150,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).18,917,499
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '12 $20.00
Population in 1910
13,543
INT. at Nat. City Bank, N. Y.
—
——
4.00
6.00
5.35
Is required to be assessed at
In 1913 this law was amended to provide for assessment at
This accounts for the large increase in values
its true value.
Twin Falls Is the
—
1877—
♦Under the Revenue Law of 1901 property
—
—
Total
Feb. 28 1861
State (Act March 3 1875).—..
1909
1908
(abt. act.).5,900,000
rate(per$l,000)'13-$14.00
INT. payable at Dlst. Treas. office.
—
—
Territory (Act Feb. 28 1861)
as a
as a
School tax
5^s
City-Hall Bonds (red. 1919).
6s '09
J-J
$10,000c
1929 WEISER.
This city Is In Washington County.
Sewer Bonds (red. beg. 1919).
6s '09
J J
$40,000c
1929 Inc. in 1887. Pop'n *10, 2,600.
Water (Red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
68 '12
40,000
5s '03
J-J
$33,500c
1923
Paving Bonds (red. 1919).
15,500c
1928
6s '09
J-J
$10,000©-.1929 5^s'08 J-J
BOND. DEBT Nov 3 1913_$104,000 5Hs'12 J-J
77,500c
—.1932
Fire Dept. (Red. beg. 1913).
Floating debt—'
36,000
J-J
Sinking fund.2
$3,000c
-.1923
10,000 5s'03
Sewer (Red, aft. 10 yrs. from iss.).
Assessed valuation 1912
1,170,075
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
J-J
$3,200c
1924
$20.00 5S '04
5Hs'12 J-J
15,000.
1932
Elec.-Lt.(Red. aft. 10 yrs.from iss.).
SANDPOINT SCH. DIST. NO. 1. 5s '03
J-J
$3,500c
-—1923
All bonds are tax-exempt.
5Ms'08 J-J
1,000c
1928
5s '06
s-an $30,000c—..July
1926
Funding (Bed. beg. 1918).
(Subject to call July 1916.)
5Hs'08 J-J
$12,300c
1928
5s '07
s-an $10,000c_—July
1927
Pav. & Grad. (Red. beg. 1922).
(Subject to call July 1917.)
5Hs'12 J-J
$20,500c
1932
5s '08
s-an $25,000c
July 1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $185,000
(Subject to call July 1918.)
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_2,241,622
6s '09
s-an $10,000c
-1929 City tax rate (per $1,000) '13—$9.00
(Subject to call after 1919).
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bk.. N. Y.
—
Admitted
Assess, val. '13
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1922)
Building and Site Bonds.
6s '12
J-J
$5,000c.Jan
1 1932
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1922)
BOND. DEBT Aug 6 1913—$65,000
Organized
—
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$565,000
RUPERT.
This village is in Lincoln County.
Water-Works Bonds (red. 1923).
v?:■
ITS
LOANS—
tax-
are
Organization
of
district
upheld by State Supreme Court.
V. 94, p. 149.
Irrigation Bonds.
exempt.
Bank of Montreal.
."v
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of State debt see "State and
City Supplement" of April 1895, p. 140.
The present debt is as follows:
SUNNYSIDE IRRIG. DIST.
P.
''V'
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Shelley
A district in Bonneville County.
Canal-Purchase
6s '09
J-J $350,000c.July 1 *20-'29
TOTAL DEBT Sept 26 *13 $350,000
State of Colorado.
■'1
■
1923
4^s'03 F-A $20,000c
5s g '03 A-O
4,500c
"true and full cash value".
in 1901 and 1913, as property was
assessed at
earlier years.
In addition to the tax rate as above, there is
a very
much lower basis in
poll tax of $1.00 per capita.
In 1880 and prior to that date this poll tax was 50 cents per capita.
[The District
Court
at
Denver in
Nov.
the Commissioner of Finance of Denver from
a
1913
permanently
enjoined
increasing the assessed valua¬
tion of that city $101,000,000, as ordered by the Colorado Tax Commis¬
sion and State Board of Equalization.
D^BT
See V. 97, p. 1522.]
LIMITATION.—Colorado's constitutional debt limitations are
11 of the constitution and were published in the "Stat*
found in Article
and
City Supplement" of April 1895. pages 140 and 141.
Section 3 of
Article XI. of the constitution concerning the debt limitation of the State
was
amended Nov. 8 1910 as follows (V. 92, p. 202):
e
SECTION 3. The State shall not contract any debt by loan in any form,
except to provide for casual
for the
use
deficiencies of
of the State, suppress
revenue, erect public building*
insurrection, defend the State, or, in tim*
—
—
—
—
.
—
—
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
below we give statistics
A.
the State of Idaho
which.are
regarding certain civil divisions lm
not represented among the foregoing.
„
Location—
Bonded Floating
debt.
debt,
Assessed
valuation.
Tax per PopuYn
$1,000.
1910.
5lauC,kf?r?t'^I,I?l^aJ? County._$84,500 $14,000t$l,800,000t$30.00
Buhl
(V), Twin Falls Co.
54,000
Burley Ind. Sch. Dist. No. l.»41,500
Coeurd'Alene(C),KootenalCo_116,000
Emmett
(C), Canyon County.
25,000
*617,566
1,346,908
10,000 *1,400,000*
5,000
e500,000
......
2,206
639
—
12.24
e6.8Q
7,291
1,351
of war, assist in defending the United States and the amount of the debt
contracted in any one year to provide for deficiencies of revenue shall not
exceed one-fourth of
a
mill
on
each dollar of valuation of taxable property
within the State, and the aggregate amount of such debt shall not at any
time exceed three-fourths of a mill on each dollar of said valuation, until
the valuation
such
shall equal one hundred millions of dollars, and thereafter
not exceed one hundred thousand dollars, and the debt
debt shall
incurred in any one year for erection of public buildings shall not exceed
one-half mill on each dollar of said valuation, and the aggregate amount
of such debt shall never at any
time exceed the sum of fifty thousand dollars
(except as provided in section five of this article), and in all cases the valua¬
the assessment last preceding
the creation of said debt.
Provided, That, in addition to the amount of
debt that may be incurred as above, the State may contract a debt by loan
for the purpose of paying the principal and accrued interest of all the out¬
standing warrants: ssued by this State during and for the years 1887, 1888,
1889, 1892, 1893, 1894 and 1897, said debt to be evidenced by registered
coupon interest-bearing funding bonds to an amount not exceeding $2,115,000, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay said warrants and inter¬
est thereon. For remainder of this section, as amended, see V. 89, p. 1363.
Counties are prohibited from contracting debt by loan in any form,
except for public buildings, roads and bridges, and such indebtedness is not
to exceed in any one year $i.50 on each $1,000 in counties where the assessed
valuation exceeds $5,000,000, and $3 on each $1,000 in counties the assessed
valuation of which is less than $5,000,000; the aggregate Indebtedness of
any county for all purposes (exclusive of debts contracted before the adop¬
tion of the constitution) may not exceed twice the amount of the above
limit, unless the question incurring such indebtedness shall be submitted
to the qualified tax-paying electors; "but the bonds, if any be issued theretion in this section mentioned snail be that of
'!
•
for, shall not ru* low than ten years, and the aggregate amount of debt so
contracted shall not at any time exceed twice the rate upon the valuation
last herein mentioned."
Originally counties with a valuation of less than
$1,000,000 were not entitled to this privilege. The constitution also provides
that, with the approval of the tax-paying electors, counties might issue
bonds In liquidation of certain indebtedness existing prior to Dec. 31 1886.
School districts cannot Incur debt without first submitting the proposition
to the tax-payers; otherwise there is no limit given in the State constitution
in their case. I In April 1009 an Act was approved providing that the bonded
indebtedness of any school district of the first or second class shall never in
the aggregate exceed 5%. or of any school district of the third class 3H%,
of the assessed value or the property in such district for the year next pre¬
ceding the date of said bonds.
,
Districts containing a school population of 1,000 or more are of the first
than 350 are second class, and
class, districts of less than 1,000 and more
districts having a population of 350 or less are of the third class.
In the contracting of debts by cities and towns, provision must be made
for a tax of not exceeding 12 mills on each dollar of valuation in order to
annual interest and extinguish debt within 15 years and in not less than
debt can be treated unless the question is first presented to
electors, and the aggregate of the debt must never exceed
3% of valuation.
Debts contracted for supplying water are excepted from
pay
10 years.
No
the tax-paying
the
limit.
,
TAXATION OP MUNICIPAL BONDS—The Legal Department of the
of Jan. 22 1912 that there is no law specifically
State advised us under date
exempting from taxation bonds issued by the State or any of its munici¬
palities, ,rin case the same are found in the hands of individuals as owners.*•
IRRIGATION DISTRICTS IN DEFAULT ON BOND INTEREST.—
A bondholders' protective committee has been formed in the matter of de¬
faulted interest on bonds of the Denver-Greeley Valley Municipal Irriga¬
tion District, North Denver Municipal Irrigation District and DenverSt. Vrain Municipal Irrigation District.
Ses item under "Denver Reser¬
voir & Irrigation Oo." in V. 97, p. 839.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.—The Legislature on June 3 1911
enacted a banking law which prescribes the securities in which savings de¬
posits may be invested.
V. 93, p. 1131.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1910
1900-
.--412,19811870-
799.02411890.
539,70011880
:
.
39,864
34,277
194,32711860
CITIES. COUNTIES AND
TOWNS
THE
IN
of colorado.
state
NOTE.—For reports not given
in alphabetical order
"Additional Statements" at end of-
see
among
the following,
fHs State.
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-S $85.000c.--Mar 1 1929
(Subject to call Mar 1 1914.)
4s g'00 J-J
$80,000c—Jan 2 1930
(Subject to call Jan 2 1915.)
4s *01
F-A$ 125,000c—Feb 1 1931
(Subject to call Feb 1,1916.)
4s'01
F-A $65.000c—-Feb 1 1925
(Subject to call Feb 1 1916.)
4s '04
M-S $81,000c-..Sept 1 1924
(Subject to call Sept 1 1914.)
4s g '05 A-0$135,000c—Oct 2 1925
(Subject to call Oct 2 1915.)
4s g'06 A-O $170,000c--Apr 2 1926
(Subject to call Apr 2 1916.)
Citv-Hall Bonds.
4s g '01 M-S $60,000c--.Sept 3 1916
(Subject to call Sept 3 1911.)
4s '03
J-J
$50,000c—-July 1 1918
^Subject to call July 1 1913.)
4s '99
This city is in Alamosa County.
Incorporated Aug..20 1878.
(Subject to call after May 1 1921.)
Water-Works Bonds.
M-N $55,000c__May 1 1917
(Subject to call May 1 1912.)
J-D 409,000c.--June 1 1918
(Subject to call after June 1 1913.)
4s '06
A-O $90,000c_—Apr 2 1921
4s '02
4s '03
4s'05
1912
31,
$6,711,192;
was
of
$3,507,764 represented
this
the
of the entire water system.
INTEREST payable at City Treas.
or Chemical Nat. Bank* N. Y.
office
J-D
$30,000c—June 1 1920
(Subject to call June 1 1910.)
4s "06
J-D $25,000c—June 1 1921
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call June 1 1911.)
6s
$7,000c— .Oct 1916
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913$86,500
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 9 '13-$97,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)..4,196,362
Assessment debt (add'l)
29,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$20.00
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)..-1,073,000
11,000
Population in 1910
3,013 Population in 1911 (est.)
COLORADO SPRINGS SCH. DIST.
INTEREST payable In Boulder at
County Treasurer's office.
bonds
payable at
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City; on
funding bonds at Kountze Bros.,N.Y.
CITY]
CANON
This city Is the county seat of Fre¬
AURORA.
Court holds
mont Co.
that
old water bonds.
town
must
See V. 97, p.
Incorp. April'2 1872.
pay
1058.
BADGER IBBIG. DIST.
This district (P. O. Fort Morgan) Is
In Morgan County.
For suit alleging
that character of district had been
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4>4s
A-O $40,000c1923
(Subject to call 1913.)
Ref. Water Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5s '11
M-N$60,000o___May 1 1931
(Subject to call after May 1 1921.)
Water-Works Bds. (Tax-exempt).
5s
A-0$225,000c
1923
-
misrepresented, see V. 93, p. 682.
,
Bonds.
Municipal
,
BOND. DEBT Dec
I--1923
A-0$ 100,000c
A-O
25,000c
5s '10
J-D$227,000--June 1 '20-*29
(For maturity see V. 89, p. 869.)
6s '09
1925
GEN. BONDS Oct 1913- $450,000
Assess, debt Mar 18 '13—
101,600
Assess, val. '12'(M actual).1,602,680
1911--$227,000
INT. at Nat. City Bank. N. Y.
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912_$69.00
Population in 1910.
BENT AND PROWERS IRR. DIS.
INT.
Bros,
Irrigation Bonds.
6s g '11 J-D$4.000.000cJune 1 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Feb 1911-$4,000,000
Assessed val.
1910 (est)..
Tax rate (per acre)
8,000,000
$3.25
'10 (est)
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
N. Y., or at County Treas. office.
P.
O.
Las Animas.
Bldg. Bonds (Red. beg. 1923).
s-an $35,000
.1933
—
TOTAL DEBT
or at
N.
+
5,162
Y.
City at Kountze
City Treas. office.
Refunding Bonds (red. 1907).
J-J
$22,000—-July 21 1917
High-School Bonds.
4Ms,02 M-S $11,000
1922
Building Bonds.
5s '10
M-N$12,000—1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '13$44,000
Floating debt (esi»imaued)11,232
Assess, val. '13 (M actual). 1,923,000
School tax rate(per$l ,000)' 12.$26.00
4s *02.
_
BENT COUNTY HIGH SCH. DIS.
5s '13
in
CANON CITY SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
.
(?)
INT. on refunding bonds at Nat."
Park Bank, N. Y., high-school bonds
Kountze Bros., N. Y., and on
at
BIJOU IRRIGATION DIST.
bldg. bonds at E. H. Rollins & Sons,
An Irrigation district (P. O. Fort
Morgan) In Morgan County.
6s '05
J-D$750,000c_Nov 1 '16-'25
Boston.
(See V. 83, p. 51, for mathrity.)
J-D $75,000--Feb 8 '21-'30
BOND. DEBT Mar 1912--S825.000
6s *10
INTEREST
Nat.
Bank
of
payable In N. Y.
Commerce
or
at
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
F-A $15,000c—Feb
(Subject to call after Feb 1
4s *01
M-N$18,000c—May
(Subject to call after May 1
4s '01
J-D $55,000c—Dec
(Subject to call after Dec 1
4Hs'06 A-O $20.000c---Oct
(Subject to call after Oct 1
5s *08
J-J $172.000c—Jan
(Subject to call after Jan 1
5s *10
J-J $125,000e—July
(Subject to call after July 1
4s '00
—
CASTLEWOOD
This district
Is
IRRIGi DIST.
In Arapahoe
Bonds.
6s
J-D $S28,000-June 1 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913-$828,000
payable at County Treasur¬
er's office in Littleton or at Cont.
Comm. Tr.
&
& Sav. Bank, Chicago.
CHAFFEE
This Is the county seat
of Boulder
County.
Incorp. as a town Nov. 4
1871 and as a city April 18 1882.
-
Reservoir. Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5s *10
A-O$100,000c—Oct
1 1925
Water Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
43^s'05 J-J
$75,000c—July 1 1920
4Hs
A-0
65,000c
Apr 1 1919
4s g
J-J
17,500c. .July 1 1915
(Subject to call after July 2 1910.)
4^s'06 M-N$ 100,000c..May 1 1921
4Ms'06 J-J
100,000c—July 2 1921
4Hsg'08J-J
30,000c
July 1 1923
5s '11
M-S 125,000c...Sept 1 1926
Fire-Station (Red. beg. 1914).
5s g '08 J-J
$15,000c___July 1 1923
-
School tax
INTEREST
on
4s Is payable at
Exchange Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
4Hs due 1919 at Hanover Nat.
Bank, N. Y., and on 4 Ms due 1920 at
City Treas. office or Harris Trust <Se
Sav. Bank, Chicago; and on 4)4s due
1921 and 1923 at Chemical National
Refdg. Bds. (Red. beg. 1913).
M-S $221,000c--Mar 2 1923
Judgment Bds. (Red. beg. 1909).
5s
J-D $27,000c...Dec 1 1919
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$248,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 11,517,329
State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'13 _$8.00
5s '03
at
County Treas. office.
COLORADO CITY S. D. NO. 1.
A district In
5s '01
El
Paso
County.
Mar 1 1916
5s '10
This
city Is situated In El Paso Co.
Sept. 3 1872.
Commission
Incorp.
on
government adopted May 11
1909.
V. 88., p. 1330.
All bonds are tax¬
able.
Population 1910, 29.078.
of
Finance
in¬
from
valuation
assessed
of
State Board of
Equalization. V. 97,
1522.
;
Voting-Machine Certificates.
5s '08 F-A $112,500c
($11,250 payable annually)
Auditorium ($26,600 yearly).
4s g '06 J-J $212,800 —1914-1921
Funding Bonds.
5s g '04 A-0$478,000c.L.Oct 1 1919
Berkeley Water (red. in 1912).
5s '02
J-D $ 10,000c.-June 10 1917
Refunding Bonds.
5s g '04 A-OS633,000c.-.Oct 1 1919
GEN. BONDS Jan 11913 $1,462,900
Assessment bonds (add'l). 7,810,050
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913 9,272,950
Sinking fund
1,155,738
NET DEBT Jan 1 1913-- 8,117,212
Assessed valuation, real-100,623,110
Assessed val., personal-- 33,364,605
Tot. val. '12(abt. 1-3 act.)133,987,715
p.
—
Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '12 $34.24
Under Chapter 46, Laws of 1901
(Rush Amendment to constitution),
adopted In 1902, all various school
districts In what Is now known as the
City and County of Denver were uni¬
ted Into one dlstrlot, known as the
V.76, p.554.
These districts
are Nos. 1. 2, 5, 7, 17. 18, 21. 24, 35.
44, 69 and 98 of old County of Arapa¬
hoe.
Principal and Int. of bonds of
each of the old districts remains a
1906.)
1 1921
1011.)
1 1928
1918.)
1 1930
1920.)
-'
INTEREST
5s of 1908 payable
on
at Harris Trust
& Sav. Bank, Chlo.;
oh $55,000 4s at Chemical Nat.Bank.
Y.;
on 5s of 1910
Bank, N. Y.
N.
at Seaboard
charge against district which voted
bonds.
Bonds below are all
such
that are now
district.
outstanding against the
All bonds are tax-exempt.
Dist. No. 2 (Red. beg. 1910).
4^s'00 F-A $10,000c.--Aug 1 1920
Dist. No. 7 (Red. beg. 1907).
4Hs'97 M-S $12,000c
Sept 1 1917
Dist. No. 17 (Red. aft. 10 yrs.from
%SSULQ V
"
'
•'
1,1
4^s'97 J-D $43,000c--Dec 20 1917
4s *97
M-N 55,000c.-May 15 1917
Dist. No. 21 (Red. beg. 1908).
5s '98
M-S $15,000c—Mar 15 1918
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13
$135,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)133,987,715
School tax
;_$9.50
(per/Special-
$1,000) 19121General
2.00
Population in 1913
220,000
INT. at any bank in Denver and a
Kountze Bros., N. Y.
,
,
Nat.
DENVER—GREELEY
VALLEY
IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
DENVER.
A
district
Is Adams and Weld
Denver Is situated In Denver Co.
counties.
Interest coupons
In de¬
Incorp. Nov. 7 "1861.
All bonds are fault.
V. 92, p. 476 and-972.
taxable.
Under the Rush Amend¬ 6s *09 J-D $2,000,000.Apr 5 *20-'29
ment to the constitution (Chap. 46.
(For maturity see V. 88, p. 958)
Laws of 1901), adopted Nov. 1902,
BOND. DEBT Apr 1911-$2,000,000
the City of Denver and various subur¬
INTEREST payable at offices of
ban towns have been united to form
Treasurers of either of above counties
what Is known as the City and County
or at Cont.&Comm.Tr.& S.Bk.,Ch!o.
of
Denver.
76,
V.
554.
p.
New
counties of Adams and South Arapa¬
DENVER—ST. VRAIN MUNICI¬
PAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Fort Lupton Is the post-office for
this district.
Interest coupons In de¬
fault.
V. 92. p. 476 and 972.
Of
total
bonds given below, $414,000
have been Issued to date of statement.
Rush Amendment. On Mar. 29 1904
6s '09
J-D $1,250,000 —1920-1929
a new charter was adopted. See V.78,
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-$1,250,000
p. 1408.
This charter was amended
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
on Feb. 14 1913 so as to provide for a
commission form of government.
V. DURANGO.
96, p. 580.
This amendment was
This city Is the county seat of La
upheld by State Supreme Court Plata County.
Incorporated 1881.
Nov.
3
1913.
V.
97,
p.
1522. Commission
government
adopted
hoe (the
latter is now known as Arap¬
ahoe Co.) were formed out of portions
of the old county of A,rapahoe not in¬
cluded in new city and county of Den¬
ver. State Supreme Court on Feb. 27
1903 upheld constitutionality of the
decisions
Under
preme
of
the
State
Su¬
Court handed down in Nov.
1904, Capitol Hill Sewer, Fourteenth
St. Viaduct, Broadway Storm Sewer
and Eighth Ave. Paving bonds are a
paya¬
V. 79, p. 2221.
Water-Works.—'The value of plant
of Denver Union Water Co. has been
fixed at $14,400,000.
The
city
on
V. 88, p. 955
May 17 1910 defeated a
proposition to grant
to the company, and
franchise
on Sept. 6 1910
voted In favor of Issuing $8,000,000
bonds for
a
a new
municipal plant.
May 1 1913.
are
taxable.
V. 95, p. 1633. Bonds
Popula'n 1910, 4,686.
Water Bonds
(Red. beg.*1913
.
M-S $15Q,000c--_Mar 3 1918
Ref. Water Bds. (opt. in 1914).
5s '04
J-D $105,000c.i_Dec \ 1924
Ref. Bonds (Red.-beg. 1916).
4Hs'06 J-D $40,000c
June 1 1926
GEN. BD. DT. Nov 1 '13--$295,000
Assessment debt58,000
Water debt (incl.)
277,000
Assess, val. '13(abt.act.)_-4,719,002
Total tax (per $1,000) '13
$18.00
INT. at Kountze Bros., New York
5s
-
V. 91.
City-Hall
& Water-Works Ref.
$95,000
Oct 1 1928
call 1-5 yrly. aft. 1923.)
4s g'13 A-O
(Subj.
to
United
States Cir¬
Appeals on
May
19
1911
affirmed an
order for a
temporary Injunction Issued by the
EL PASO COUNTY S. D. NO. 14.
Circuit Court of the District of Colo¬
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
or
Amer.
Bank, N. Y., or at Boulder.
1 1916
(H act.) —13,867,400
(per $1,000) 1912_$15.00
ble by assessments.
COUNTY.
County seat is Buena Vista. Bonds
are tax-exempt.
Pop'n 1910, 7,622.
M-S $11,000
M-N 45,000
.1930
(Subject to call after 1920)
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1913—-$56,000
As'd val. '13 (abt.act.)
5,166,990
Water debt (included)
612,500 School tax
(per $1,000) '13
$6.00
Assessment debt
63.900
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Assess, val. '13 (abt.act.)- 10,000,000
Population in 1910
9,539 COLORADO SPRINGS.
Park Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5s
A-O $16,000c
GEN. DEBT Sept 1913-$643,500
1911.)
Assess, val. '12
charge upon property-owners,
BOULDER.
the
4
Co.
Water
INT.
1910.)
1 1921
—
-
Sinking fund
1 1920
1933
$397,000
27,421
10,043
5s '13
125,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '13
Cash on hand April 1 1913
(Subject to call after 1918.)
5s
"
tax-free.
Bonds are
NO. 11.
...
water
creasing
this city $101,000,000, as ordered by
the Colorado Tax Commission and
above.
...
on
Judge Geo. W. Allen of the Dis¬
Court
permanently enjoined
trict
Commissioner
(Subject to call after April 2 1916.) Population in 1910 (Census).213,381
J-J
$25,O00c—_Jan 1 1924
INT. on all bonds payable at Mer¬
(Subject to call Jan 1 1919.)
cantile Trust Co., N. Y.:
funding,
4s '11
J-D$175,000c—-June 1 1926
refunding and park bonds Interest
Bridge and Viaduct Bonds.
also payable at City Treas. offloe.
4s '04
M-S $30,000c—-Sept 1 1924
CITY AND
COUNTY
PROP¬
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1914.)
1
1913 the net
GEN. BONDS Sept 1 '13-$1,714,000 ERTY.—On Jan.
Assessment debt (add'l)-129,737 worth of city and county property,
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13 11843,737 including real estate, parks, sewers,
curbing, &c., was $29,Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)36,000,000 paving,
City tax (per $1,000) 1913-.$20.00 230,098.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
total
amount of assets of the city on Dec. DENVER SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
value
J-J
$30,000c
June 1 1918
(Subject to call June 1 1908.)
For proposed construction by the
city and the Denver & Salt Lake RR.
a tunnel under James Peak, a spur
of the Rocky Mountains, see V. 97,
p. 1522.
of
4s '09
4s *03
Water (Red. beg. lf921).
6s '11
$90,000c. —----1926
Bonds.
Sewer
M-S $22,000c—Sept 1 1924
(Subject to call after Sept 1.1914.)
4s '05
A-O $35,000c—Oct 2 1925
(Subject to call after Oct 2 1915.
4s '11
M-N$22,000c-—May 1 1926
4s *04
amount
BOULDER SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
ALAMOSA.
INT.
143
COLORADO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Not., 1913. j
TOTAL DEBT--
rado, restraining the city from Issuing
Assessed valuation 1912
bonds
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
p.
The
665.
Court
cuit
or
system.
cation
of
constructing
V. 92,
was
p.
made
a
water-works
1386.
to
the
of
the
U.
S.
O. Manltou).
M-S $25,000
(Subject to
Mar 1 1932
call after Mar 1 1922)
(?)
$960,840
$9.50
An appli¬
U.
S.
Su¬
preme Court on May 13 1912 for a
writ of certiorari to review the deci¬
sion
(P.
5s '12
Circuit Court of
FLORENCE.
This city Is In
Inc. Sept. 7 1887.
Fremont
County.
Pop'n 1910, 2,712.
Water (Red. beg. 1919).
J-J
$85,000c-.-Jan
2 1929
Appeals denying the preliminary in¬ 5s '09
$85,000
junction. » On May 26 1913 the U. S. GEN. BD. DT. Oct. 1 '135,648
Supreme Court rendered a decision in Cash on hand (water bonds)
favor of the city. V. 96, p. 1569, 1784.
Sidewalk bonds (additional)
34,500
The
49,936
voting-machine
certificates General warrants
895
reported
in
the
table
of
bonds Cash in general fund
given
herewith
are
in
litigation. Assess, val. '13 (actual)
1,630,984
The
INTEREST on water bonds pay¬
County Commissioners claim
they were non-negotiable, &c. None able at City Treasurer's office and at
of these certificates has
been paid
Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Y.; on side¬
and the only interest payment made walk bonds at City Treasurer's office
was that falling due Feb. 1 1908.
or at Kountze Bros., N. Y. City.
Ref.
144
COLORADO-CITIES AND TOWNS.
FLORIDA
MESA
IRRIQ.
DIST.
This district (P.O. Durango)
Is In
La Plata County.
6s *10
J-D$l,060.000.Aug 1 *21-'30
BOND. DEBT Aug 1910-$1,060,000
K
INTEREST
payable at County
In Durango or at
R. Kleybolte Co., Inc., N. Y. City.
Treasurer's
office
Ref. Water Bonds (opt. in
1919.
[Vol. xcvii.
Refunding (Red. beg. 1910).
Electric-Light Bonds.
A-O $46,000
A-0$ 107,700c
1920 5s '11
Oct 1 1926
37,000c1922 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1916.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912—$146,700 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1913- $383,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.). 11,983,206 Assessment debt (add'l)—
3,000
State&Co.tax (per$1,000)' 12.$20.00 + Sinking fund (estimated)—
5,000
INT. at office of County Treas. or Assess, val. '12 (33% act.)-1,477,560
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
15.00
at office of W. N. Coler &
Co., N. Y.
Population in 1910
4,256
4s
5s '09
J-J
$65,000c
1929
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 *13- $587,000
Assessment debt (add'l)—
229,250
4s
Floating debt
23,974
'12(abt.l-5act.)l,852,150
City tax rate (per $1,000) 12-$27.00
INT.
on
water
bonds
of 1911
at Kountze Bros., N. Y. City.
Assess, val.
J-J
INTEREST
FORT
HOLBROOK IRRIG. DIST.
COLLINS.
JUNCTION SCH. DIST.
$15.000
Jan. 2 1923
Inc. Feb. 2 1883.
Commission gov¬
5s '09
42,500
July 1 1939
ernment adopted Mar. 18 1913.
V.
(Subject to call July 1 1924.)
96. p. 963.
Building (Red. beg. 1931).
Ref. Water Bds. (Red. beg. 1900).) 5s '11 •
$24,500.—May 1 1941
4s
M-N $105,000c—Nov 4 1915
Refunding (Red. beg. 1921).
Water Bonds.
5s'11
$31,500——June 1 1931
4HsgA-0 $160.000c_--Dec 11918 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913- $113,500
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1913)
Total assessed val. 1912—2,325,191
4Hs
A-0 $75,000c—Oct 15 1924 School tax rate (per $1,000)'12 $29.60
(Subject to call Oct 15 1919)
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
Park Bonds (Red. begin. 1918).
5a '08
A-O $25,000c—Apr 1 1923
BOND. DEBT May 23 1912$365,000 GRAND VALLEY IRRIG. DIST.
Assess, val. *11 (1-3 act.)—2,299,275
This district (P. O. Grand Valley)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$60.50 is in Garfield County.
Population in 1910
-8,120
Irrigation Bonds.
INTEREST on water bonds due 6s '10
1921-1930
J-D$425,000c
1924 payable at City Treas. office or BOND. DEBT Mar 1913- $425,000
at National City Bank, N. Y. City; Est. value *12 (1-3 act.)—2,500,000
on other bonds at City Treas. office.
INT. at County Treas. office In
GlenwOod Spgs., or at Chase Nat.
Bank, N. Y. City.
FORT MORGAN.
This
city
Is
In
Larimer
County.
GRAND
5s '08
This district (P. O. La Junta) is In
Otero County.
—
Irrigation
-
—
6s '09
FORT MORGAN SCH. D. NO. 3.
5s '06
J-J
$25,000c.—July 1 1921
5s '08
A-0 $15,000c—Apr 1 1923
(Subject to call after April 1 1913)
5s '08
A-0 $15.000c—Apr 1 1928
(Subject to call after April 1 1918)
5s '09
M-N$15,000c—.May 1 1949
(Subject to call May 1 1929)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913$70,000
Floating debt (estimated)26,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.).-2,041,888
Sch. tax (per $1,000) '12 (est.) $18.00
INT. on bonds of 1906 payable at
Nat. City Bank, N. Y. on bonds of
1908 at Nat. Bank of Commerce,
N. Y., and on bonds of 1909 at
Kountze Bros., N. Y.
.
GREELEY SCH. DIST. NO. 6.
$17,500c
—1921
(Subject to call.)
4HS
$23,500c
1917
(Subject to call.)
4Ks
$16,000c.
1921
(Subject to call.)
5s '10
A-0 $62,000c:
1931
(Subject to call.)
5s *12
M-S $41,500c—Mar 1 1942
(Subject to call March 1 1927.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $160,500
Ass'd val.'12(ab.
1-3 act.)3,215,620
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
4Ms
—
_
...
—
bonds
All
are
<
Population in 1910----
—5,897
INT. at
val. '13 (abt. act.).18,602,135
County Treasurer's office
Kountze Bros., 'New York.
$1,000)'12 $31,10 or at
Population in 1910
10,144.
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bk.', N. Y.
HENRYLYN IRRIG. DISTRICT.
A district (P. O. Hudson) in Weld
GOLDEN.
County.
This city is in Jefferson County.
Irrigation Bonds.
Incorporated in 1871.
6s '09
-.-$4,387,000—Dec 1 1929
Water-Works Bonds.
6s '10
J-D
110,000..-Feb 1 1930
5s
M-S$100,000
Mar 1 1918 TOTAL BOND.
DEBT..
(?)
5s
A-O
36,000
Apr 1 1929
State & Co.. tax (per
.
1913—
Populationl910,7,754.
Water Bonds.
J-D $22,000c-..Dec
(Subject to call after Dec 1
6s ■„
1 A-O $50.000c—Apr
5s '11
J-J
450.000
July
(Subject to call beg. July 1
5s
1 1914
1909.)
All
with the old bondholders
settled back in 1901 (see "State
City Section" for May 29 1909)
since
then
4s
Interest
has
been
A-0$609,000—Nov 15 1921
(Subject to call Nov. 15 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912— $628,200
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).13,568,389
State & Co.tax(per
.
$1,000)'09.$26.50
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
MANITOU.
Sidewalk Bonds.
I
$34,000—
„_
Water-Works Bonds.,
$172,000
5s&6s
—
-
—
Town-Hall Bonds.
;"
Bds.
_
5s
:5s
$5,000
i BOND. DEBT
Sept
—
"
is in El Paso County.
1876.
All bonds are taxexempt.
Population 1910. 1,357.
Refunding Water Bonds.
6s
A-O $40,000c—Oct
15 1917
5s
M-N 25,000c-—Nov 1 1929
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1914.)
5s '09
M-N$14,000c-— May 1 1929
(Subject to call after May 1 1919.)
This
town
Inc. July
Sewer Bonds.
*
A-O
$8,000c—Oct
15 1918
Water (Red. afr. 10 yrs. from issue)
17 '12-$285,500
M-S $40.000—Mar 1 1927
Floating debt Mar 1 1912—
14,020 5s '12
5s '13
A-0
10,000
Oct 1 1928
Sinking fund Mar 1 1912
9,828
Floating uebt—
14,020 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1923.)
Sinking fund
9,828 BOND. DEBT May 1912—$127,000
Assess, vai. '11 (1-3 act.)— 604,595 Assess, val. *11 (1-3 act.)— 689,440
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '11_$S3.35 Total tax (per $1,000) 1911-. $51.20
-
.
i
INTEREST
Town
Treas.
INT. at Town Treas. office
payable
or
at
at office of
Chemical Nat.
j Bank, New York City.
or
at
Chemical Nat. Bank, N. Y.
MESA COUNTY.
Grand Junction is the county seat
Refund. Bonds (red. in 1911).
$5,000c—July 1 1916 43^s
M-N$46,000c—May 1 1921
5s '02
A-0
5,000c— Oct 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Apr 23 *13$46,000
5s '06
J-J
'
9,000
9,000c..-July 3 1921 Floating debt
(Subject to call after July 3 1911.) Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).28,569,150
6s '11
M-S $28,500
Mar 1 1951 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12-S27.00
.22,197
(Subject to call after Mar. 1 1931.) Population in 1910—
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
$43,500
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_l,019,837 MESA COUNTY IRR. DIST.
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$20.00
Irrigation Bonds (Red. beg. 1925).
6s '10
J-D $38,000----,1930
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913-$188,000
LA PLATA COUNTY.
Assessed val. 1912 (est)
260,000
All
County
seat
is
Durango.
LAMAR SCH. DIST. NO. 14.
5s *01
."
J-J
—
bonds
are
INT.
tax-exempt. ■
at-Nat.
Park
Bank
and
Kountze Bros., both of N. Y. City,
Ref. (Red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
4^s'01 M-S $91,500c—Mar 1 1921
43^s'03s-a
35,000c
-^-1923 MONTEZUMA VALLEY IRR. D.
BOND DEBT Mar 1913-- $126,500
An irrigationdistrict (P. O. Cortez)
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 15,034,763 in
Montezuma
County.
Up
to
State&Co.tax(per$ 1,000) '12-820.30 Oct. 1 1913 only $10,000 of the 1910
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) issue given below had been delivered.
Population in 1910--—1
10,812
Irrigation Bonds.
6s'06
J-D $556,500c—.1917-1926
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
(V. 82, p. 1228, for maturity.)
6s'06
J-D $238,500c—.1917-1926
LAS ANIMAS.
Canal Bonds.
This city is in Bent County.
6s *10
J-D $125,000c_Dec 1 '21-'30
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1918).
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$805,000
6s '08
J-J 8100,000c._-July 1 1928 Floating debt Sept 1 1913.
116,000
GEN. BD. DT. May 1913-8100,000 Total assessed val. 1912— 1,500,000
Assessment debt (add'l)__
105,000 (Assessment M to 1-3 actual value.)
Assessed valuation 1912.— 423,234 Total tax
(per acre) 1913
$3.00
Population in 1910 (Census)—2,008 Population in 1912 (est.)
-2,500
INT. at Nat. Bank of Commerce,
INT. at office of County Treasurer
New York.
v,
or at Nat. Bc*nk of Commerce, N. Y.
„
LAS ANIMAS COUNTY.
County seat is Trinidad
Refund. Bonds (red. in 1921).
4Hls'll J-J $155,000c.
.--1931
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$155,000
Assess, val. ',13 (abt. act.). 38,295,655
State&Co.tax(per$ 1,000) '12-820.76
Population in 1910—
:
33,643
INT. at the First Nat Bank, N. Y.
MONTROSE.
This city
is
Montrose Co.
the county seat of
Inc. as a town 1883,
city of Second class Mar. 1 1906.
Commission government adopted in
April 1913.
V. 96. p. 1108.
Water Bonds (Subject to call).
5s
$20,000c
Dec 1 1929
5s
10,000c—Mar 1 1925
BOND. DEBT May 23 '13-$31,000
Assess, val. '12 (35% act.)
941,468
Population in 1910
3,254
as a
.
—_
LINCOLN
COUNTY
IRR.
DIST.
6s '10
J-D$300,000c
.1930
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—8300,000
INT. payable in N.
Y. City.
LONGMONT.
P. O. Las Animas.
460.000
Mesa County. Incorp. Aug. 30 1882.
Commission
government
has been
county seat.
HIGHLANDS.—See Denver.
19,000
HIGHLAND IRRIG. DIST.
2,000
Irrigation Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12-$35.00
6s *09
J-D$100,000c_Dec 1 '19-'20
Population in 1910
2,477
6s TO
J-D
25,000c_Mar 1 '20-'30
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y., and
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 T3_$125,000
at Woods-Ruby Nat. Bk., Golden.
INTEREST
payable at
County
Treasurer's
office
or
at
Hanover
GRAND JUNCTION.
This district is the county seat of National Bank, New York City.
adopted.
and
—
Gunnison is the county seat.
valuation
the
regularly paid.
Pop'n 1910, 10,600.
County Bonds.
—
tax-exempt.
'
COUNTY.
Refunding Bonds.
County seat is Glen wood Springs.4s g
A-O$343,800c
1919
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call 1909.)
6s
A-0 $14,000c&r_Apr 1 1915
BOND. DEBT Nov 18 *13
$343,800
(Subject to call. 1905.)
Assess, val '13 (abt. act.).14,564,800
5s '13
s-an $166.300—-1933
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) T3.$ll,00
(Subject to call beginning 1923.)
Assessed
was
and
6s
...
Sinking fund
is
M-N$23,000c—Nov 1 1927
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1912.) ,
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s
F-A $10.000——Aug 1 1920
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1915.)
5s
M-N $50,000
Nov 1 1931
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13--$83,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)
822,340
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$64.00
Population in 1910—
3,561
INTEREST is payable at the Na¬
tional City Bank, New York, or at
office of the City Treasurer.
5s g
COUNTY.
litigation
j
-- —
Warrants outstanding (est.)
or
on
—-
6s
25,000--1931
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$161,000
bonds
office
LAMAR.
;
refdg. bonds at N. Y. Tr. i
This town is in Prowers County.
Co., N. Y.; on water-works bonds at
Inc. in 1886.
Pop'n 1910, 2,977.
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y., and on
Sewer Bonds.
city-hall bonds at Greeley Nat. Bank,
6s
$74,500
.
Assess,
1910
Treas.
Leadville
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s '09
M-S $50,000c
1929
City-Hall Bonds (Red. beg. 1917).
5s *07
M-S $17,000c—July 1 1922
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913$17,000
Water debt (additional)
385,000
Ass'd val.'13(abt.act.) est_6,400,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$60.00
Population in 1910 (Census)
8,179
•
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913- $180 300
on
Water-Wks.
LAKE
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1916).
4Hg06A-O$335,000c—Apr 2 1921
Greeley.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$18.00
Population In 1912 (est)
.6,000
INT.
in
Boulder
or
at
E. H.
payable at Rollins & Sons, Boston, Mass.
Kountze
Bros. In N. Y. City; other bonds at
LOVE LAND.
~ office of County
Treasurer or at
This city is in Larimer County
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
Incorp. 1879. Bonds are tax-exempt.
INT.
County
All bonds are tax-exempt.
FORT MORGAN IRRIG. DIST.
Reservoir Bonds.
GREELEY—POUDRE IRR. DIS.
A district in Weld County.
6s'04-'07A-0 $162,000c
The
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$162,000 bonds below were confirmed by the.
Assessed valuation 1912—1,200,000 District Court of Weld County on
INT. at County Treasurer's office. July26 1910. V.91,p.540; V.94,p.427.
Irrigation Bonds.
6s '09 J-D$5a00.000c_Dec 1 '20-29
FRUITA.
This city is in Mesa County.
In¬ (For maturity see V. 91, p. 540.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1911.$5,100,000
corporated in 1894.
Assessed valuation 1909-—8,000,000
Water (Red.aft. 10 yrs.from issue).
INTEREST payable at the County
6s '06
M-S $85,0009—Mar 1 1921
6s '07
A-0
25,000c-.-Oct 1 1922 Treasurer's office in Greeley.
6s *09
M-S
20,000c—Sept 1 1924
GEN. BD. DT. Aug 1 '13—$130,000 GUNNISON.
This town is in Gunnison County.
Sewer Dist. bonds (add'l) ——30,300
Floating debt
26,779 Incorp. Feb. 28 1880.
Assess, val. 1912 (1-3 act.)- 228,562
Water Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$45.00 5s
$33,125c—Dec 1 1921
Population in 1910—
881 (Subject to call after Dec 1 1915.)
INT. payable at Town Treas. of¬
Refunding Bonds.
5s
fice and at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
$27,800c —_—1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913
$60,925
FRUITA SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
Sinking fund and cash:
11,148
Ref. Bonds (red. in 1922).
Assess, val. '12 (}4 act.) ——302,924
5s '12
M-N$l 1,500
1932
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $65.00
Building Bonds (red. in 1932).
1,026
5s '12
J-D $25,500
1942 Population in 1910
INT. pay. at office of Town Treas.
BOND. DEBT Mar 19 1913.837.000or at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
City.
Assess, val. 1912 (M act.)—748,265
School tax (per $1,000) '12
$21.00
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
GUNNISON COUNTY.
GARFIELD
1 '2(K29
1921-1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '13-$615,000
Assess, val. '12 (H act.)— 960,000
GREELEY.
This city is in Weld County.
Incorp. as a town May 29 1871 and as
a city of the second class Mch. 11886.
INT.
at
(Tax-exempt).
J-D $650,000c JDec
LONGMONT SCH. DIST. NO. 17.
Building Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
4^s'00J-D $11,000c
1915
(Subject to call after .1905.)
INT. at County Treas. office or at
4Hs'03J-D
15,000c
1918
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
(Subject to call after 1908.)
4s '06
J-D $25,000c-— June 1 1921
JULESBURG IRRIGATION DIST. (Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
6s '11
M-S $25.000c-Mar 1 '26-'41
A district in Sedgwick
County.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1913
$72,000
6s '04
A-0$465,000c..Oct 1 '15-'24
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)—2,292,734
6s '10
J-D
150,000c
—
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. Pop'n '10,2,800.
Water-W ks. (Red .aft. lOyrs .fr.iss.)
5Hs'03 J-J
$15,000c—July 1 1918
5Hs'08 M-S
55,000c—Sept 1 1923
Elec.-Lt. Bds.(Red. beg. 1916).
5s'06
J-J
$7,500c—July' 1 1921
GEN. BDS. Sept 25 "13—$77,500
Assessment debt (add'l)
54,000
Sinking fund
—-5,500
Assess, val. 1912 (1-3 act.).-672,695
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-167.62 +
INT. on water bonds of 1903 pay¬
able at Kountze Bros., N. Y., and on
electrlc-llght bonds at First Nat. Bk.,
Denver, or at City Treasurer's office.
the water bonds of
N. Y. City; on other bonds
the City Treasurer's office.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$650,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)— 608,180
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12_$30.50
—-
_
Bonds
on
1910 is payable at the Hanover Nat.
Bank,
HINSDALE COUNTY.
County seat is Lake City.
See
"State and City Section" for Nov. 29
1909 for remarks concerning waiving
interest on old bonds.
$146,700
of
1 1923 of the old issues have been refunded,
1 1926 leaving $5,300 still outstanding up
1921.) to Oct. 1912.
Pop'n 1910, 646.
This
Incorp.
city is in Boulder County.
Jan.
7
1873.
Elec.-light
bonds below attacked, but on Mch. 7
1912 Judge
Burke of the District
Court upheld the
city's right to build
municipal light and power plant by
issuing warrants payable out of the
net earnings of the plant. V.94,p.778.
Water Bonds.
4s '02
J-J 8110,000c—.Jan 1 1917
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1912.)
5s *06
J-J
$12,000c—.July 2 1921
(Subject to call after July 2 1916.)
4 j^sg'10J-J $ 165.000c—_Jan 1 1925
(Subject to call after Jan
1 1920.)
6Hsg'10F-A $35,000c—Aug 1 1925
Refunding Water Bonds.
6s '92
F-A $15,000c—Aug 1 1916
(Subject to call Aug 1 1902.)
a
MONTROSE
COUNTY.
County seat is Montrose.
Refunding Bonds.
5s *13
F-A$118,000c—Feb 2 1933
(Subject to call Feb 2 1923.)
5s '13
J-D $26,000c
Dec 1 1923
(Subject to call Dec 1 1913.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 27 '13-8144,000
Assess val. '13 (abt. act.). 12,687,670
Population in 1910
10,291
INT.
or
payable at Co. Treas. office
Bros., New York.
at Kountze
MOSCA IRRIGATION DIST.
A
district in Costilla County.
Reservoir Bonds.
J-D $50,000
6s'12
TOTAL DEBT
—
a—
1923-1932
(7)
,
NOBTH DENVER IBBIO. DIST.
This district is in Adams County.
Interest coupons in default.
V. 92,
476 and 972.
p.
Water Bonds.
.
„
6s '09
J-D $400,000c_0ct 1 *20-'29
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912—$400,000
STATEMENT OF DEBT JAN 1 '13
General bonded debt—$299,000
Water debt (special,add'l) 1,276,000
Park debt (special, add'l)376,500
Storm-sewer debt (special,
145,000
additional)
Assess, val. '13
the
Continental
up
as
Eastside—
and the remainder are
collateral security for about
$35,000
indebtedness.
The fore¬
going debt is against the district as a
whole, while there are two mort¬
gages
aggregating
the canal and water
$26,000
right.
Pur. Bds.
1921-1930
Canal & Water Rights
6s '10
J-D $140,000
(For maturity see
BOND.
against
/
.-.--A..,
54.65
54.05
Southside
Bessemer
INTEREST
on
Irrigation Bonds.
J-D$530,000c
1920-1929
J-D 170,000c
1920-1930 4^s'06 M-S $250,000c..Mar 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$700,000
(Subject to call 1916.)
INTEREST is payable at County 5s '13
$45,000c
-1928
Treasurer's office in Saguache and at
Water Notes.
Kountze Bros., N. Y. City.
5s '07
M-S $37.500c-Mar 1 *14-'18
Refunding Water Bonds.
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
5s '12
A-O $365,000c.-Apr 1 1932
County
seat
is
Telluride.
All (Subject to call after Apr 1 1922.)
bonds are exempt from taxation.
Street and Bridge Bonds.
6s '09
6s'12
refunding bonds of
Chase Nat. Bank,
City; other bonds in N. Y.
City, part,, at Chase Nat. Bank and
part at First Nat. Bank; also at office
of City Treasurer.
This
SCHOOL DIST.
district
is
No.
1
NO.
of
1.
Pueblo
Bonds are tax-exempt.
STERLING IRR. DIST. County.
Building Bonds.
(P.
O. Sterling)
in
4Hs'U F-A$100,000c—Aug 1 1931
4^s'11 F-A
30,000c—Aug 1 1931
Ditch and Reservoir Bonds.
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1921.)
6s'09 J-D $2,080,000c.June 1 '20-'29
NORTH
A
district
—
-
Refunding Bonds (red. 1913).
J-J
$90,000c—Jan 1 1923
Road Bonds.
6s
A-O $10,000c—May 15 1922
(Subject to call May 15 1912)
6s
A-O $20,000c—.Oct 1 1922
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$120,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)10,343,120
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12-$23.05
Population in 1910
-4,700
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. C.
6s
Logan County.
Sept 1920
(Subject to call.)
Refunding Bonds (rea. in 1912).
4Hg'll
$126,000c.-Aug 1 1931
INT. payable at County Treasurer's BOND. DEBT
Sept 3013 $274,000
office In Sterling or at office of FarSinking fund
137
aon. Son & Co., N. Y. City.
Floating debt
;
47,030
Assess, val. 1912 ()4 act.). 10,296,023
OAK CREEK.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-$13.00
This town is in Routt County.
Population m 1913 (est.)
25,000
Water-Plant Bds. (Red. beg. 1922).
INTEREST on bonds is payable at
6s '12
J-J, $30,000—July 1 1927
County Treasurer's office or at First
Sewer Bonds. *
National Bank, New York City.
$12,000M-S $18,000c
4s
Irrigation Bonds.
6s'09
J-D $60,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1910
A district
Juan
—
.s '13
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$42,000
7,326
Assessed valuation 1913
-290,180
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
O LATHE.
This town is in Montrose County.
Incorporated in 1907.
Water Binds (Red. beg. 1921).
6s '11
J-J
$65,000c—July 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $65,000
Assess, val. 1912 (1-3 act.)
147,514
INT. payable at Town Treasurer's
office or at Kountze Bros., N. Y:
ORCHARD MESA IRRIG. DIST.
A district (P. O. Grand Junction)
in Mesa County.
>
6s g
A-O $900,000c
------6s '09
J-D $l75,OOOc.Dec 1 '19-'29
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913_$1,075,000
5,000,000
acre) 1912—-.$13.60
Assessed valuation 1912—
Tax rate (per
OTERO IRRIGATION DIST.
This district (P. O. La Junta) is In
Otero County.
—
—
School tax (per $1,000) 1910—$13.00
Population in 1911 (est.)
25,000
—
52,223
,
6s
INT.
payable
at
County
Treas¬
bonds are tax-exempt.
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
urer's office or In New York.
F-A$151,000c—Aug 1 1919
(Subject to call Aug 1 1909)
F-A $17,800c—Aug 1 1919
This district (P. O. Grand Junc¬ 4s
(Subject to call Aug 1 1909)
tion) is in' Mesa County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$168,080
6s *05
A-O$160,000r
1916-1925
Assessed valuation 1912
2,737,310
6s '10
J-J
88,000c
1921-1930
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913--$248,000 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
State&Cq.tax(per $1,000) *12_$34.05
INT. on bonds of 1905 payable at
Population in 1910
6,563
County
Treas. office or
at
First
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. C."
Nat. Bank, Chicago; bonds of 1910
at
Kountze Bros.,
N. Y. City, or
RIVERSIDE IRRIG. DIST.
County Treasurer's office.
A district (P. O. Fort Morgan) in
Morgan, Logan and Weld counties.
PARK CREEK IRRIG. DIST.
6s '07
J-D$747,500c.July 1 T8-'27
A district (P. O. Fort Collins) In 6s '10
J-D 300,000c
1920-1930
Larimer County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.$1,047,500
INT. payable at Nat. Bk. of Com¬
6s '10
J-D $72,000c-—June 1 1920
BOND. DEBT Mar 30 1913.$72.000 merce, N. Y. City, or at Co. Treas¬
5s
PALISADE
IRRIGATION DIST.
INT. at County Treasurer's
office.
urer's office in Ft. Morgan.
FORD^
PITKIN COUNTY.
County seat is Aspen.
All bonds
are tax-exempt.
Pop'n 1910, 4,566.
Refunding Bonds.
5s
M-N$378,000c—May 1 1920
(Subject to call May 1 1910.) '
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13-- $378,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
act.)_6,691,115
5s '05
Sinking fund
50,000
Assessed valuation 1912—4,500.000
(per $1,000) 1912—$13.00
Population in 1910
10,204
Tax rate
INT.
water
on
payable at
Denver;
notes
Co.,
Trust
German-Amer.
water bonds at City
Treasurer's office or at E. H. Rollins
$45,000
on
Sons, Denver, or at N. Y. City;
Nat. Bank, N.Y.
City and at City Treasurer's office.
&
County.
J-J
$10,000c—July 1 1920
to call after July 1 1910>
TRINIDAD SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Bonds
(Subject
$60,000c—June 1 1931
(Subject to call after June 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913$70,000
Assessed valuation 1911
2,193,787
School tax (per $1,000) 1911-$35.00
5s *11
J-D
4Hs'92
are
tax-exempt.
$4,000c
30,000c
17,000c
12,000c
35,000c
...
1915
1917
1919
1919
20,000c
—1921
100,000c.-.July 1 1925
STERLING.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913- $218,000
This city is in Logan County.
Inc. Assess, val. '12
(1-3 act.). 4,888,979
Sept. 1 1884. Pop'n 1910, 3,044.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912--$13.00
Water Bonds.
14,000
6s '06
$45,000c—_Jan 1 1921 Population in 1912 (est.)
6s'06
5,000c—-June 1 1923
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
|4Ms'95
—
4Ks'02
4^s'04
4Hs'06
4Ks'07
4 Ms'10 J-J
---
...
—
-
—
-
—-
6s '08
10,000c—.Aug 1 1923
25,000c—Apr 1 1924
—-
6s '09
—
Sewer Bonds.
'
ROCKY
This city is in Otero County.
In¬
corporated Aug. 10 1887.
Water Bonds.
„
J-D$l00,000c—June 5 1921
(Subject to call after June 1916)
M-N $10,000c
Nov 1921
5s '06
5s
7s
M-N
7,000c
May
1919
7,000c—--Aug 1919
J-J
50,000c.--Jan 1 1925
INT. payable in N. Y. at Kountze 6s'10
(Subject to call-after Jan 1 1920).
Bros, and at office of County Treas.
5Hs
F-A
VICTOR.
This city is in Teller County.
Inc.
$41,000c—Nov 1 1919 as a town
May 15 1894;
city of
6s '10
M-N 14,000c—-Nov 1 1920
second class March 3 1898.
(Subject to call any time.)
Water Bonds.
GEN. BD. DT. Nov 1913—$201,500
_s
$34,000
Assess, debt (add'l).
5,000
_s
300,000
—
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)
859,765 _s
40,000—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-S68.00
_s
10,000
6s '08
—-
—
—
—
INT. is payable at
City Treasurer's
office or at Kountze Bros, in N. Y.
TRINCHERA IRRIG. DIST
This district is in Castilla County.
.
COUNTY.
County seat is Pueblo.
The State Supreme Court on Nov. 1
1909 declared valid the bonds given
below.
V. 89, p. 1293.
Refund. Bds. (Red. beg. 1919).
4s '09
F-A$350,000
Feb 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1911
$350,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).60,305,249
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '09-$17-70
PUEBLO
$266,666c
1914-1921
160.000c
1918-1926
INTEREST is payable at tbe First
—40,000c
1920-1928 National Bank, New York, or at the
6s'l0
F-A 300,000c
1922-1930 County Treasurer's office.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$800,000
Assess, val. 1912 (1-3 act.)
720,000
RIO GRANDE COUNTY.
Tax rate (per acre) 1912
_$4.25
Del, Norte is the county seat.
All
6s
--.
—
PUEBLO SCHOOL DIST. NO. 20.
Building Bonds.
4Hs'll
$25,000
1931
(Subject to call 1921.)
4s '04
F-A $89,000c—Aug 1 1919
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
4Hs'12
$50,000
1932
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
Refunding Bonds.
43^s'97 M-S $64,000c
1917
(Subject to call after 1907.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13
$274,000
Assess, val. 1910 (1-3 act.) 11,034.913
Population in 1910-,
6s
4Ks'05
$82,000c
1925
(Subject to call 1915.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913- $724,500
other bonds at First
SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
(P. O. Silverton) in San
SILVERTON
1929
$2,080,000
Warrant debt
,
This city is situated in Las Animas
County. Incorp. Dec. 30 1879. Com¬
mission government defeated Aug. 2,
1912.
V. 95, p.560.
Water-Works Bonds.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Y.
$140,000 PUEBLO
County Treasurer's office
at
Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y.
at
or
SAN LUIS VALLEY IRRIG. DIST.
A
district
in Saguache
County.
V. 90, p. 462.)
DEBT Sept '13-
INT
TRINIDAD.
1907 is payable at
N.
(40% act.)
$348,000
$1,000)'13.$16.50
Total tax rate (per
Population in 1910 (Census)—3,063
INTEREST at Kountze Bros, and
National Park Bank, N. Y.
Paving district debt (spe¬
cial, additional)
TOT. BD.DT. Jan 1 '13-
have been sold
Assess, val. '13
(abt.act.) $4,623,659
'12_$37.50
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)
233,000
2,329,500
& Commercial Trust & Sav. Bank,
432,547
Floating debt
Chicago, 111., or at Co. Treasurer's TOTAL DEBT Jan 11913 2,762,047
office in Brighton, Colo.
Value of city prop'y, 1912
421,537
Assessed valuation, real.-13,590,438
Assessed val., personal
3,177,635
NORTHERN DELTA IRR. DIST.
This district (P. O. Delta)
is in Total val. 1912 (3-5 act.). 16,768,073
Delta
County.
Of
the
$140,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-^Northside
1 $54.15
bonds
mentioned
below,
$80,500
INT. is payable at
145
UTAH-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913.J
1 '22-'31
$650,000
6s '11
J-D$650,000c.Apr
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913*
ADDITIONAL
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13— $384,000
Floating debt
———
Sinking fund (water)
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.).
City tax (per $1,000)
122,343
10,000
620,000
1912——$55.00
3,162
Population in 1910--*
INT.
Bros., N. Y
Kountze
at
STATEMENTS.
regarding certain civil divisions In
represented among the foregoing.
In the table below we give statistics
the State of Colorado
whicb
are not
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Location—
Countyr $28,000
Arvada, Jefferson County
_• 40,000
Aspen (C), Pitkin County—— 45,000
Ault (T), Weld County
30,000
Baca County...
29,500
Brush (C), Morgan County—. 82,000
Conejos County — J
85,000
Cortez (T), Montezuma Co
54,000
Cripple Creek Sch. Dist. No. 1_ 82,000
Del Norte (T), Rio Grande Co. $46,000
Delta (T), Delta County
210,000
Delta County
;
71,700
54,900
Assessed
Pop'n
Tax p.
1910.
Valuation. $1,000.
*$141,000
/125.000
$5,000
2,500
Antonito (T), Conejos
.
Delta School
District-
—
None
None
*257,000
25.000
3,500
50,927
17,531,181
*197,000
/8,612,640
/15.00
'680
*718,000
„
78,006
Hugo (C), Llpcoln County
32,000
Idaho Springs, Clear Creek Co. 75,000
Julesburg (T), Phillips Co
$103,500
La Junta School Dist. No. 11. 81,000
Leadville, Lake County
Meeker (T), Rio Blanco Co
Phillips County
RIdgway (T), Ouray CountyRifle (T), Garfield County
Rio Blanco County
Sallda (C),"Chaffee County
...
City.
a
*
74.00
2,338
13,688
Nonetl4,934,630
*1,480.000
None 15,928,154
120.200
None
"2:985
614
*37.00
*105,000
8",000
*220,000
*400,000
""'529
*55.00
1,112
*26616(30 •Yd.oo
35,226
'""724
None
None
*115,000
1193,000
None
None
659
.
*73:66
608
4,510
2,154
None
None
-
7,508
807
376
698
♦175,000 *50.00
1,188,603
None
1,000,000 *13.00
None 13.352,487 /22.00
None
1483,000 137.50
None
2,332
4,425
5,910
Total tax.
*1912 figures.
/1911 figures.
*13-$174,000
debt (add'l)-19.000
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)- 2,500,000
Population in 1910
3,230
Town,
(T)
11,285
-
/766.950 /54.75
*241.553
7,000
None 15.378.271
18.70
None 251,000 c2,106,527 a52.00
*199,323 *72.00
8,000
60,000
None
16,337,136
42,800
30,000
69,000
34,000
89,500
Salida School District No. 7— 40,000
Silverton (C), San Juan Co
28,000
Steamboat Springs, Routt Co. 82.703
Weld County Sch. D. No. 37.160,000
Westminster (T), Adams Co._ 28,000
Wray (T), Yuma County
35,000
(C)
669
997
*28.00
69,000
35,000
55,000
Fowler (0), Otero County
60,000
Goldfield (C), Teller County— 37,000
Hillrose Irrigation District.
70,000
Holly (T), Prowers County
45,000
Holyoke (T), Phillips County. 33,000
Delta County.
1,834
2,516
12,00,000
None
Eagle County..
(T), Weld Co...
Fountain, El Paso County
(T),
""840
*245,180*$48.00
*146,000
59,213
Fort Lupton
Hotchkiss
—.
2:i53
•
1,227
*392,260
•3,215,620 *20.00
None
*106,000
None
1600,000
c
1909 figures,
11913 figures,
1,000
e
1910 figures,
f Total debt.
GEN.B'D DEBT Sept.
PUEBLO.
Assessment
Pueblo is situated in Pueblo Co.
Incorporated March 22 1870.
The
INT. payable at Kountze Bros.,
city of Bessemer was annexed to
Pueblo in Jan. 1894.
Commission N. Y., or at City Treasurer's office.
government adopted Sept. 19 1911
and later sustained by the Supreme
SAN ARROYA IRRIG. DIST.
Court.
Pop'n 1910, 44,395.
This district (P. O. Fort Mprgan)
Refunding Water Bonds.
is in Morgan Co. Bonds in default.
43^s'03 J-D$150,000c—Dec 1 1918 6s '08
J-D$235,000c-Sept 1 *19-'28
4Hs'99 A-0
87,000c.Apr 1 1914 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $235,000
(Subject to call $15,000 yearly.)
Tax rate (per acre) 1911-12
$3.42
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at County
4Hs'06 J-J $562,000c—July 1 1931 Treasurer's office in Fort Morgan.
(Subject to call 10% yrly. after 1916)
4Hs'06 J-J $322,000c.-July 2 1931
(Subject to call after July 2 1916.) SAN JUAN COUNTY.
County seat is Silverton.
Water-Wks. (Red. beg. Jan. 2 '04).
Refunding Bonds (red. 1909).
4Mg'99 J-J $115.000c—Jan 2 1914
6s
J-J
$97,000c--Jan 1 1919
Refunding Sewer Bonds
School District Bonds.
4Ks'05 J-D $43,000c..-Dec 1 1925
6s '05
J-J
$10,000c—-July 1 1920
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1915.)
(Subject to call July 1 1910.)
Refunding (red begjune 1 '17)
5s'11
s.-a.
60,000c—-July 11931
4Ms'07 J-D$136,000c—-June 1 1927
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)
Bridge and Viaduct Bonds.'
97,600
5s
J-D$120,000c—Dec 1 1918 County bond, debt Oct 13
Sch. dist. bonds (add'l)-70,600
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1913.)
of Utah
State
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c
Organized
Admitted
Total
area
State
as a
as
a
Territory (Act Sept. 9 1850)—— Sept. 9 1850
Jan. 4 1896
State
of State (square
Capital
84,970
miles)
Salt
.—
Governor (term expires 1st Monday Jan.
City
Lake
1917)__Wm. Spry
Secretary (term expires 1st Monday Jan. 1917)DavidMattson
Treas.
(term
exp.
1st Monday Jan. 1917).Jesse D. Jewkes
Auditor (term exp. 1st
Monday Jan. 1917).Lincoln G. Kelly
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the second Monday
January, and sessions
are
limited to 60 days.
.
,
In
146
UTAH-CITIES AND-TOWNS.
DEBT OP STATE.—The loans
outstanding
LOANS—
InterestName and
Purpose.
Refunding bonds
3^1
—-C.1898
do
do
State bf>nds (gold).
are as
c_1900
3X
c.1896
4
Road and bridge bonds. _.c. 1911
University building bonds.C-1911
4
J&J
are
1 1918
$150,000
2
1
1
1
1920
1916
1931
1931
300,000
200,000
260,000
300,000
on
are
it
pieces of $1,000 each.
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,
the State Bank of Utah, Salt Lake City, and on the bonds of 1911
Bank, N. Y. City, and at Deseret National Bank,
Salt Lake City.
BONDED DEBT Oct. 1 1913 was $1,210,000; on the same date the cash
hand amounted to $691,503.
v-'V
TAX VALUATION.—In 1912 the total assessed valuation was $200,299,-
on
207.
In
1911 the total
$193,000,000; in 1910, $186,354,505; in 1909,
$172,526,155; in 1908,$166,019,855; in 1907,$161,60S,356; in 1906, $145,in 1904, $132,994,247; in 1900,$105,629,041.
The State tax
(per $1,000) in 1912 was $7.50.
was
995,949;
.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The indebtedness of this State is limited by its
The sections relating to State debt ares found in Article XIV.
constitution.
of that
instrument, being Nos. 1,2,5 and 6.
SECTION
1.
To meet casual deficits
or
failures in revenue,
and for
the
State, the State may contract debts not exceeding [as amended in
19101 in the aggregate at any one time an amount equal to one and one-half
the value of the taxable property of the State, as shown by
per centum or
the last
for State purposes previous to the incurring of such
indebtedness.
But the State shall never contract any indebtedness, except
as in the next section provided, in excess of such amount, and all
moneys
assessment
arising from loans herein authorized shall be applied solely to the purposes
f( r which they were obtained.
SECTION 2.
The State may contract debts to repel invasion, suppress
insurrection, or to defend the State in war,but the money arising from the
contracting of such debts shall be applied solely to the purpose for which
it is obtained.
SECTION 5.
All moneys borrowed by, or on behalf of the State, or any
legal subdivision thereof, shall be used solely for the purpose specified in
the law authorizing the loan.
y
.
SECTION 6.
The State shall not assume the debt, or any part thereof,
of any county, city,, town or school district.
A
Title 47, Revised Statutes of Utah, provides further for a State Board of
Loan Commissioners, who are authorized to refund all
outstanding Terri¬
torial bonds.
These bonds are not to be taxed within the State of Utah
for any purpose.
Under the provisions of this Act several Territorial bond
issues have been refunded.
Cities, Towns, ifec.—'The constitutional provisions relating to
the debt of counties, cities, towns, school districts and other
municipal cor¬
porations will be found in Sections 3.4,5 and 7 of Article XIV.
Sectioh 5
is quoted above.
We give Sections 3, 4 and 7 below.
Counties,
SECTION 3.
No debt in
excess
of the taxes for the current year shall
be created by any county or subdivision thereof, or by any school district
therein, or by any city, town or village, or any subdivision thereof, in this
State; unless the proposition to create such debt shall have been submitted
to a vote of such qualified electors as shall have paid a
property tax therein,
in the year preceding such election, and a majority of those
voting thereon,
shall have voted in favor of incurring such debt.
>
SECTION
When
4.
authorized to create indebtedness as provided in
no county shall become indebted to an 'amount
existing indebtedness, exceeding 2%.
No city, town, school
district or other municipal corporation shall become indebted to an
amount,
including existing indebtedness, exceeding 4% of the value of the taxable
property therein, the value to be ascertained by the laso assessment for
State and county purposes previous to the incurring of such
indebtedness;
except that in incorporated cities the assessment shall be taken from the
last assessment for city purposes; provided, that no part of the
indebtedness
,
Section 3 of this Article,
including
in
allowed
this section shall
be incurred for other than
strictly county,
city, town or school district purposes; provided,further, that any citv of
the first and second class, when authorized as provided in Section
3 of this
Article, may be allowed to incur a larger indebtedness, not to exceed four
and any city of the third class, or town, not to exceed as am¬
ended in 1910] eight per centum additional, for
supplying such city or
town with water, artificial lights or sewers when the works for
supplying
such water, light and sewers shall be owned and controlled
by the munici¬
Independence. Of the bonds
.
this constitution takes effect.
"
::
;;A A A;/''V'A
SECTION
1884, Chapter 15, of the Revised Siatutes, limits the indebt¬
edness of school districts to 4%—that is, to the constitutional
figure.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.— The Secretary of
Stateadvised
under date of December 11 1911, that he could find no statute
which
expressly exempts from taxation bonds, notes or other evidences of indebted¬
ness Issued by
the State, cdunties, school districts and
municipalities.
The constitution, however, exempts all property owned
by such political
divisions and also exempts mortgages from taxation, and it has
been con¬
strued that the bonds of the State and its municipalities
are mortgages
us.
and
therefore
not
taxable.
The
Legislature
of
1911
passed
two
Acts
providing for bond issues ($269,000 road and bridge and $300,000 univer¬
sity) and In both of these Acts it was expressly stipulated that the
bonds
ahould be exempt from taxation for any purpose within the
State.
.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1910—373,3511 1890..
207,90511870
—
246,74911880
1900
,
were
sold up to
1913.
March
21
Castle Dale is the county seat,
bonds are tax-exempt.
6s '12
J-D
All
$40,000c.—Sept '23-'32
TOTAL DEBT Mar 21 1913-$40,00#
Bridge Bonds.
5a '10
M-S $35,000c
Feb 7 1930
(Subject to call after Feb. 7 1920.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1'13-.
$35,000
Sinking fund...
2,049
Assess, vai. '13 (1-3
act.)..2,800,660
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13_$17.50
INT. at Oo. Treas. office in Vernal.
Road and
___
Population in 1910
6,750
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
GEANITE SCHOOL DISTEICT.
A district (P. O. Salt Lake
City) In
Salt Lake County.
Bonds are tax-
exempt.
Pop'n 1912 (est.), 18,200.
5s '04
F-A
$3,750c...Aug 1 1924
(Subject to call 1914.)
5s"04
J-D $13,000c-„Junel 1924
(Subject to call 1909.)
J-D $32,000c..June 15 1925
(Subject to call 1910.)
5s '05
4^s'06 J-D $60,000
Junel 1926
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
4^s'07 J-D $40,000c—June 1 1927
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
4J£s'09 A-0$ 100,000c. —Apr 1 1929
(Subject to call after April 1-1919.)
4J£sT2 M-N$80,000
Mayl 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-.
$328,750
Sinking fund July 1 1913..
11,940
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)-_9,423,211
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.
.$12.80
INTEREST payable part at Utah
Nat. Bank and part at E. H. Rollins
&
Sons,
Boston, Mass.
JOED AN SCHOOL DISTEICT.
This district
OGDEN.
This city Is In Weber County.
Inc.
6 1851.
City on Jan. 1 1909
purchased water-works for $550,400.
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '00 M-N$45,000c—May 1 192#
(Subject to call May 1 1910.)
4s '01
J-D $30.000c— .Junel 1921
(Subject to call after 1911.)
4^s'06J-D $30,000c.— Junel 1921
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
4^s'09 J-J $100,000
Jan 2 1929
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1919.)
4^s'll
$40,000c
1931
4^s'12F-A
50,000c—Feb 11932
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1922.)
4^s'12 A-O $50,000c_—Apr 1 1932
(Subject to call after April 1 1922.)
4Ks'12J-D $50,000c—1932
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-N$100,000—May 1 1933
Feb.
_
„
___
— —
Water Bonds.
4^s'09
$450,000c—-Jan 2 1929
5s '11
M-N 50,O00c_May 1 '14-'15
GEN. BDS. Apr 1 1913-$1,020,00€
—_
Assessment debt (add'l)
Floating debt.
202,939
—
74,63#
—
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1'13.
1,297,569
Assess.val.'13(H act.)est. 15,000,00#
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $37.60
Population in 1910
25,58#
—
(P. O. Mid vale)
OGDEN SCHOOL DISTEICT.
is In
Building Bonds.
J-J $100,000c-.July 1 1922
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Building Bonds.
4s '08
M-S $75,000c
-.1928
5s '05
J-D
$5,500c
1925
(Subject to call after 1913.)
(Subject to call after June 1 1910.)
Refunding Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s '03
M-S $15,500c
1923 4Hs'12 J-D $20,000
Dec 1 1932
(Subject to call after March 2 1908.)
(Subject to call after Dec 1 1917.)
5s '03
J-D
$8,000c
1923 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$195,00#
(Subject to call after March 2 1908.) Assess, val.'12
(X act.).-.14,388,856
4^s'06 J-J
$30,000c...July 1 1926 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '12--$8.3#
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Value of school
property '13
600.000
4>^s'07 M-N$30,000c—May 1 1927 Population in 1910.
26,70#
(Subject to call after May 1 1912.)
INTEREST on $100,000 Issue pay¬
4^g'08J-J
$40,000c__-July 1 1928
able at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.; $75,(Subject to call after July 1 1918.)
5s '10
A-O $60,000c.—Apr 1 1930 0OO issue at N. W. Halsey & Co.,
5s'13
s-a
100,000c._
..1933 Chicago; on $20,000 bonds at Causey,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-- $289,000 Foster & Co., Denver.
Assess, val. '13 (4-5 act.)_12,745,908
Population in 1913 (est.). ——20,500 PARK CITY.
Salt
Lake
County. 1 All
bonds
tax-exempt.
are
4s g
■
—
—
.
,
INTEREST at Sandy City Bank or
This city is in Summit County.
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Boston, Mass.
per centum
pality.
SECTION 7.
Nothing in this Article shall be so construed as to impair
or add to the obligation of any debt heretofore
contracted, in accordance
with the laws of Utah Territory, by any county,
city, town or school district,
or to prevent the contracting of any debt or the
issuing of bonds therefor,
in accordance with said laws, upon any proposition for that
purpose, which,
according Jo said laws, may have been submitted to a vote of the
qualified
electors of any county, city, town or school district before the
day on which
(est.)—8,000.00#
given below $20,000
EMEEY COUNTY.
We quote these sections below;
necessary expenditures for public
purposes, including the erection of public
buildings, and for the payment of all Territorial indebtedness assumed by
0<
INTEREST payable In Springville
DAVIS COUNTY HIGH SCH. D.
or at E. H. Rollins & Sons, N. Y.
5s
$180,000
1933
TOTAL DEBT.
(?)
Assessed valuation 1912
6,250,000 NEW HOPE IEEIGATION DIST.
School tax rate (per
$1,000) '12-S9.50
P. O.
or
at the Hanover National
,
$70,000 NEBO HIGH SCH. DIST. NO. 2.
A district (P. O. Spanish Fork) in
43,088
12,962 Utah County.
Assess, val. '13 (X
A-O $150,000.--Oct 1 1931
act.)...5,825,472 5s '11
Population In 1910
-8,624 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13. $150,00#
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office
___
Assessed valuation
non-taxable.
PAR VALUE.—Bonds
INTEREST
J & J
BOND. DEBT Aug I *13-.
Floating debt
Sinking fund.
„
Sep*
July
July
July
July
J&.T
4
All bonds
follows
PrincipalOutstand'g.
WhenDue.
Payable.
J & J
J & J
%
[Vol. xcvii.
Water-Works (Part every 5 years).
6s *10
A-O $50,000
---1915-193#
BOND. DEBT April 1911.
$50,00#
Assessed valuation 1910.
977,624
-
LEHI SCHOOL DISTEICT.
This district is in Utah
5s '05
—
County.
$18,000c
.*-1915
5s'10
30,000c
1930
(Subject to call after 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 24 '13
$48,000
Sinking fund.
18,000
Assess, vai. '12 (X act.)..1,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912—$24.00
INT. payable at Utah State Nat.
Bank, Salt Lake City.
Population in 1910------
-3,439
—
—
LOGAN.
This city is In Cache Co
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '03
Inc. 1866
M-N$65,000c.—May 1 1923
5s g '04 J-D
12,000c.
-
.June 1 1924
Refunding Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$40,000
Liquidation Bonds.
Jan
1 1933
4Hs'07 F-A $45,000c__Aug 15 1927
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 "13 $162,000
Floating debt.
Sinking fund
35,000
3,640
PAEOWAN.
This city is in Iron County.
Water-Works (Red
1921).
5s '12
$25,000
July 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
—
PEICE SCHOOL DISTEICT.
A district in Carbon County.
High-School-Bldg. Bonds.
_s '12
$45,000TOTAL DEBT.-..
(?)
—-
—
--
PEOVO.
This city (now governed under the
commission form)
of
Co.
Utah
Inc.
is the county seat
Feb. 6 1851.
Refunding Bonds (red. 1912).
4Ksg
M-S $45,000c—Mar 15 1922
Water
Bonds.
*
4^s'06 J-D $35,000——June 1 192#
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
5s '10
$90,000—July 11 193#
Population in 1910
——7,522
(Subject to call after July 11 1920.)
INT. on electric-light bonds pay¬
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—-$170,00#
able at Utah Nat. Bank, Salt Lake
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.)_3,008,183
City, and on refunding bonds at Total tax
(per $1,000) 1913—-$17.50
City Treasurer's office.
Population in 1910---8,925
Assess, val. '13 (X act.).—2,535,572
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'-13-$42.80
—
—
86,78611850.
.
143,963 11860.
11,380
40,273
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS
IN
THE
—
—
STATE
OF
UTAH.
.
Note.—For debts of civil divisions not found among the
see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
statements
below,
ALPINE
This
HIGH SCH.
district
(P.
DIS. NO.
O.
1
American
is in Utah County.
Apr $60,000c—Apr 11932
(Subject to call April 1 1922.)
Forks)
5s *12
BOND. DEBT Oct 1'13..
Floating debt—.
—
$60,000
20,900
Assessed valuation
1913
5,685,813
Population in 1913 (est)
12,000
INT. at Bank of American Fork
BOXELDEE COUNTY.
given
BEIGHAM CITY.
This city is in Box Elder
County.
■
Electric-Light Bonds.
-s
$30,000.
General
_■
Bonds.
-s
INT.
$8,000..-
Water-Works
Bonds.
$35,000
Junel 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '13_
$73,000
5s '12
F-A
Assessed valuation
1912--_1,019,990
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1912
$30.00
Population in 1910
3,689
Brlgham is the county seat.
Road Bonds (Red. beg. 1922).
4Hs'12 J-D$200,000c—June 1 1932 CACHE COUNTY SCH.
DIST.
BOND. DEBT Oct T913..$200,000
BIdg. Bonds (Red. beg. 1921).
School dist. bonds (add'l)..
21,300 4Hs'U J-J
$150,000c...July 1 1931
Sinking fund & interest
7,603 BOND. DEBT
Assessed valuation 1912_.11,205,265
Population in 1910-
13,894
BOXELDEE CO. SCH. DIST.
Building Bonds.
4^s'12 F-A$200.000c...Feb 1 1932
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1913
$221,300
Sinking fund
2,200
Assessed valuation^ 1911.-10,686,759
Real valuation (est.)
25,000,000
INT. at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bk., Chic.
.
LOGAN SCHOOL DISTEICT.
Refunding Bonds.
5s'08
M-N$19,000c.—May 11918
5s '11
J-J
35,000c__.July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$54,000
Assess, val. '13 (45% act.)_2,535,511
School tax (per $1,000) 1912
$9.75
Apr 1913-_$181,750
INTEREST
payable at Chicago
& Trust Co.,
Chicago, or Cache
Valley Banking Co., Logan.
5s of 1908 at Utah Na¬
tional Bank, Salt Lake City.
Onoflher
bonds at First Nat. Bank, Logai.^
on
This
in
city is
in Salt Lake County.
s-a
$60,000
1932
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
Water-Works Bonds.
_s
$20,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
CAEBON COUNTY.
Price is the county seat.
M-N$40;000
May 1 1929
Bridge Bonds. "
Road and
5s '10
J-J
$30,000—-July 11930
(Subject to call after July
1
1920.)
Commission gov¬
adopted Nov. 7 1911. V. 93,
1333.
Bonds are all tax-exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
4^s
J-J $548,000c-..Jan 1 1924
4s
M-S 500,000c...Sept 1 1918
ernment
p.
J-J
500,000c...Jan
J-J
4s
200,000c__-July 1 1921
Water
1
1921
Bonds.
4s
A-0$225.000c—-Oct 1 192#
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910.)
4^s'08 A-O 475,000c.—Oct 1 1928
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1918.)
General
Fund.
___
Assess, val. '12 (X act.)
$80,000
2,018,566
Sav.
5s '09
and Jan..20 1860.
1902.
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
5s '12
SALT LAKE CITY.
This city is situated in Salt Lake
County and was incorporated in 1851
4s
MUEEAY.
Inc.
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bank, N.
Y., or a$ office of City Treasurer.
5s
M-N$800,000c__May 1 1914
Sewer (Red. aft. 10 yrs. fr. issue).
4s'05
A-OS150,000c_..Apr 1 1925
4>isg'08A-O125,000c-—Oct
1 1928
Water Improvement Bonds.
A-O $850,000c__Apr 1 1925
(Subject to call April 1 1915.)
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13-$4,373,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '13
$35,000 Assessment debt (add'l)— 1,398,906
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)..2,024,313 Water debt
(included)
1,550,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$ 11.33
Sinking fund
9,802
Population in 1913 (est)„
5,000 Assessed valuation, real—47,751,324
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,
Murray.
Assessed val., personal—-18,635,304
MUEEAY SCHOOL DISTEICT.
Building Bonds.
5s g '10 J-J
$35,000c
June 1 1930
(Subject to call after June 1 1920.)
4s '05
NEW
1913.
Noy.,
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13.$15.20
(iConcluded.)—
SALT LAKE CITY,
Population in 1910.
-.131,426
(30% act.) $66,386,62 8
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office
City tax (per $1,000) 1912___$13.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
38.65
Population In 1910 (Census) __92,777 SPRINGVILLE.
This city is in Utah County.
Population in 1913 (est)
123,308
INTEREST payable in Salt Lake
Electric-Light Bonds.
City and New York City.
5s
f$12,000—Oct 1 1923
ASSETS.—City lands, buildings,
1 5,400—Apr 1 1924
Water Bonds {red. in 1920).
sewer-system and street and sidewalk
5s '10
A-O $30,000
Apr 1 1930
paving are valued at $9,475,004
water-works system at $6,305,180
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913__$56,400
other assets at $507,454.
Cash in Assessed valuation 1912.
769,739
treasury Oct. 1 1913 was as follows: Total tax (per $1,000) T2..__$16.00
Revenue funds, $25,091.28, and trust Population in 1910.
____3,508
funds,
$188,792.86.
The earnings
from the water-works for the year
TOOELE.
1912 amounted to $270,047.
This
Total val. '13
LIMITATION.—Article IX. of constitution contains the sections
the debt of State, county, city, &c.
The State may borrow
exceeding the sum of $200,000 in the aggregate, to meet casual
deficits or failure In revenue or for necessary expenses.
The State may also
contract debts to suppress Insurrection and to provide for the public defense.
No other debt shall be contracted unless authorized by law for some specified
work or object, which law shall provide for an annual tax levy sufficient to
pay the Interest and to provide a sinking fund to pay the principal within
___
city is in Tooele County.
School Bonds (red. Aug. 1 '17).
SALT LAKE CITY SCH.
Bonds are taxable.
DIST.
5s'12
$30,000.
-Aug 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT Apr I913.__$30,000
—
___
1928
1930
'08 J-J $250,000c—July
4s g *10 J-J
662,000c—July
4Hsf?T2F-A 325.000c__.Feb
Refunding Bonds.
4Hf?'13 F-A$155,000c—Aug
4s g
11933
(Subject to call Mar 1 1917)
1 1933 BOND. DEBT Novg 1913_.$50,000
1913$1,592,000 Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)__ 1,899,394
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.).66,686,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1913---S6.50
School tax (per $1,000) 1913..-$9.50 Population in 1913 (est.)
.5,500
Building Bonds.
4^g'13 F-A$200,000c_--Aug
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
INT. at E. H. Rollins & Sons.
1912.2,474,183
.
Population in 1913 (est.) —110,000 Denver.
INTEREST on bonds due 1928
at N.W. Halsey& Co., Chic.; on bonds WEBER COUNTY.
of 1912 at National City Bank, N. Y.;
County seat is Ogden.
All bonds
on bonds of
1910 at National City are tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 35,179."
Bank and at McCornick & Co., Salt
Refund. (Red. beg. July 1 *12).
Lake City; other bonds in N. Y.City.
4s *02
J-J
$80,000c.__July 1 1922
Funding (Red. beg. Apr. 1 1911).
5s '01
A-O $12,000c...Apr 1 1921
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913-.$92,000
Salt Lake City Is the county seat
Warrants outstanding
10,881
Refunding Bonds (red. in 1916).
7,336
4Hs'06 F-A$350,000c __Aug
11926 Sinking fund & other funds._
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13..$350,000 Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)_20,283,561
Warrants outstanding280,320 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T2.$15.30
INT. payable at County Treasury
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.).90,692,063
Value of school prop.
Location—
C), Davis Co..$35,000
District No. 2. 25,500
Davis County.
chool District,
Kaysvllle
Mt. Pleasant
25,000
None
*345 275 a50.00
j
34.000
7.500
6,375
5
for Nov. 18 1911.
MUNICIPAL BONDS EXEMPT FROM TAX¬
V. 85, p. 1534; V. 86, p. 240; V. 87, p. 111.
POPULATION.—The population of New Mexico has been as follows in
the years named.
The total for 1900 Includes Indians and whites on Indian
reservations not previously taken Into account.
Such persons In 1890 ag¬
gregated 6,689 and in 1880 23,452.
These figures were nob reported for
1910.
The number of Indians alone Included in 1910 was 18,837.
1910
327,301 1880
119,56511860
*87,034
1900
195,310 1870 ....
91,874 1850 —
61,547
TERRITORIAL AND
ATION.—For opinions, see
1890
•
CITIES.
*
x
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
given in alphabetical order among the following,
Statements" at the end of this State.
NOTE.—For reports not
see
"Additional
BOND. DEBT Apr 22
ALBUQUERQUE.
city is the
Bernalillo County.
This
county
seat
of
fr. issue)
$33,000.--.July 1 1929
65,000
July 1 1929
50,000
Sept 11931
___
---
1910-
4s '01
...
Sewer Bonds. ,
4j^s'09 M-S $290,000c..Mar
Viaduct (red. Sept. 1 1920).
"""887
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-$31.5$
Population In 1910 (Census)__ 16,46$
INT.
1 1929
(40% act.).3,612,952
CURRY
of State (square
area
capital.-.
Governor
(term
Secretary (term
Treasurer (term
1850
Santa Fe
expires Dec. 31 1916)-_Wm. C. McDonald
expires Dec. 31 1916^)
Antonio Lucero
expires Dec. 31 1916)-. — _0. N. Marron
—
LEGISLATURE.—The first session of the Legislature began in March
1912.
Subsequent sessions are to begin on the second Tuesday of January
next after each general election.
No regular session Is to exceed 60 days,
except the first, which may be 90 days, and no special session may
80 days.
•/
U
exceed
1899 a general refunding bill, applicable alike
counties and municipalities therein, passed the
REFUNDiNG BILL.—In
to
the Territory and the
Legislature—see "Chronicle" of March
The bonded debt is as follows:
4
cou-1908
.4
do
do
-PrincipalOutstanding
When Due.
April 1 1934
$15,000
Subject to call after April 1 1924.
A-O
April 11938
40.000
Subject to call after April 1 1928.
M-N '
1925
75,000
A-O
bonds.-_cou-l 904
Armory Bldg.
18 and 25 1899
—Interest
P. C. Payable.
LOANS—
Name and Purpose.
Capitol re-bldg. bonds, .cou.1895
5
($25,000 due May 1 and $50,000 due Nov. 1
do
do
cou-1899
4
do
do
cou-1907
4
do
do
cou-1907
4
1925; subj. to call after 1915.)
M-.N
May 1 1929
Subject to call May 1 1919.
J-D
June 1 1937
60.000
J-J
$59,000
July 1 1939
(Subject to call after July 1 1929)
13
_$59,00$
Population in 1910---11,443
BOND .DEBT Apr 22 *
Subject to call
Indebtedness-1909
bonds
.cou.1912
6
__cou_1895
5
Certificates of
Deficit
loan
Insane Asylum
cou.'94&'95
6
bonds-.....cou.1903
4
Penitentiary refund.
Refunding
do
do
6
do*
do
—
.1909
.gold cou.1912
4
M-S
1
Dec
1937
25,000
after Dec. 1 1927.
Mch 1
1914
41,000
July 1 1914-'17 160,000
30,000
July 1 1925
Subject to call after July 1 1915.
$81,000
M-S
1924-1925
Subject to call after 1914-1915.
M-S
July 1 1933 ..
101,000
M-S
J-J
Subject to call after July 1 1923.
M-S
Mch 1 1939 128,000
Subject to call after Mch 1 1919.
Dec 16 1952
1,086,000
....
Subject to call beginning Dec 16 1922
5
J-J
July& 1 1953
$179,000
(Subject to call beginning July 1 1933).
m J-J
July 1 1953
453,500
do
do
-gold cou. 1913
(Subject to call beginning July 1 1933.)
4
J-J
July 1 1937
125,000
Territorial Inst, bonds.cou.1907
Subject to call after July 1 1927.
do
do
..gold
cou__1913
bonded debt Sept. 1913 was
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed
value) for 1912 was $72,457,454; the tax rate
$2,619,000.
valuation (about 1-5 cash
for 1912 was $13.50.
STATEHOOD.—On Aug. 21 1911 President Taft signed the joint resoli*passed by Congress admitting the Territories of New Mexico and
Arizona into the Union.
This resolution suggested an amendment to, be
submitted to the voters at the first State election making their constitution
easier of amendment.
This amendment was adopted Nov. 7 1911.
V, 94.
'
tion
E. 148. -The
y President
proclamation admitting V. 94, p. 148. Statehood was feigned
New Mexico to
Taft on Jan. 6 1912.
-
Las Cruces Is the county seat.
FARMINGTON.
1922
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
4^s'09 J-J $100,000
Jan 1 1940
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1920.)
Current-Expense Bonds.
6s J-J
$7.000-..Nov 16 1921
(Subject to call Nov. 16 1911.)
5.9s
J-J $17,000
Dec 31 1922
(Subject to call Dec 31 1907.)
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-J
$54,400-_-.Aug 2 1917
(Subject to call Aug 2 1907.)
Refunding Bonds, j
5s
,
F-S $106,200
July 1 1931
(Subject to call after July 1 1921.)
5s
■
M-S $78,000
Sept 1 1931
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1921.)
4Hs'05 J-J $70,400
July 1 1935
(Subject to call July 1 1925.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912- $463,000
Assess, val. '12 (M. act.)___4,395,315
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '11 $35.68
„
Population in 1910 (Census)
_-23,606
CHAVES COUNTY.
Roswell is the county seat.
The
formed from part of Lin¬
coln County In 1891.
■
county was
6s
'
San Juan County
Pop'n 1910, 1,086.
Water-Works Bonds {tax-free).
5^s'll J-J
$50,000—July 10 1941
(Subject to call after July 10 1931)
TOTAL DEBT May 1913—$53,00$
Assessed valuation 1912
230.00©
Total tax (per $1,000) '12
$45.0$
This town Is In
Inc. in 1901.
Funding Lincoln Co. Bonds.
J-J
$5.000c--Jan 1 1921
(Subject to call Jan 1 1911)
Refunding (red. Mch. 1 1921).
5s g'01 M-S $30,000c—Mar 1 1931
5s
J-J
11,000c—July 1 1921
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
5s '09
M-S $125,000c
1939
(Subject to call after 1929)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-.$171,000
Assessed val. '12 (K act.)__5,226,000
State&Oo.tax(per $1,000) T2.$32.00
Population in 1910 (Census)__ 16,850
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.
Y.
GALLUP.
This town is in McKInley County.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
$64,000c
Aug 6 1962
(Subject to call beg. Aug 1 1932)
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Assessed valuation 1912
$310,00$
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-----15.0$
Population in 1910
2,204
5s g '12 J-J
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Comm., N.
Y.
GALLUP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district (P. O. Gallup) in Me
Kinley County.
High-School Bldg. Bonds.
_s '13
s-an $25,000--TOTAL DEBT_J._r
—
—
(?)
COUNTY.
seat is Silver City.
This
divided under Chapter
38, Laws of 1901, a portion being tak¬
en to form part of Luna County.
A
commission appointed to adjust the
Indebtedness of the two counties has
apportioned $.160,814.28 to Grant
County and $51,654.83 to Luna Co
GRANT
County
county
was
Refunding Bonds (tax-exempt).
M-S$228,000c-.-Jan
5s g
1 1932
(Subject to call Jan 1 1922)
1912-S228.00©
71,034
due 1921 payable at Harris, Forbes & Cash in treasury.Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)_.5,231,320
Co., N. Y.; on all others at New York
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-S32.00
or at County Treasurer's office.
Population in 1910 (Census)-.14,813
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y
CLOVIS.
INTEREST
on
refunding
bonds
This city is in Curry County.
In¬
corporated as city of first class Apr. 6
1909.
INTEREST on deficit loan bonds at State Treasurer's office; on refund¬
ing bonds of 1912 and 1913 at State Treasurer's office and at Seaboard Nat.
Bank, N. Y.; on all others at the National Bank of Commerce, N. Y. City,
and at Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Y.
TOTAL DEBT—The total
_
DONA ANA COUNTY.
BERNALILLO COUNTY.
25,000
Subject to call after June 1 1927.
J-D
COUNTY.
Road & Bridge Bonds (red. '23).
1912
County seat is Albuquerque.
—122,634 6sBri<*gJ-JBO$30S000----July 1
miles)-.-—
-
Treas.,
Jan 1 1943
4^s'04J-J $34,000c_.-July 11934 5s '13 J-J $100,000
5s '13
A-0$100.000c—Apr 1 1943 TOT.BD. DT. Jan 1913—$161,602
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-. $194,000 Floating debt...
8,07$
Assess, val. '12 (\i act.)-3,490,180 Assessed valuation 1912
4,437,96$
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$15.00 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12-$31.5$
12,893
Population in 1912 (est.)
18,000 Population in 1910
ITS
State
County
5s '09
ALBUQUERQUE SCH. DIST.
6s
J-J $60,000c
_ —1.1921
School BIdgs. (Red. aft. 10 yrs.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c
Total
of
Clovis is the county seat.
'
Organized as a Territory (Act Sept. 9 1850)
Dec. 13
Admitted as a State (Act June 10 1910)--.—-Jan. 6
office
Central Trust Co., Chicago.
$1,000) 1912---$72.62
Population in 1910.
11,020
State of New Mexico
at
Chemical Nat. Bank in N. Y. C. and
Total tax (per
1913 figures.
*13—_$65,50i
—5,824,94$
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)
5s 1,900--.
$15,000
Sept 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-. $453,000
Assess, val. '12
*1912 figures,
|
__153,593
—
Not Including population of Arizona Territory, then forming part of New
Mexico, but subsequently detached and organized as a separate Territory.
5s '99
*900.000 *11.50
X463.699 *55,00
Total tax rate.
a
district shall ever become
centum on the
Pop'n>
5,450*$4,500,000
_
.Utah County 55,000
Payson
per
1,677
Tax per
Valuation $1,000.
-
,
Indebted In an amount exceeding six
assessed valuation of the taxable property as shown
by the preceding general assessment.
The section giving the limitations
or indebtedness of counties, cities, towns and villages reads as follows:
SECTION 13.
No county, city, town or village shall ever become In¬
debted to an amount In the aggregate, Including existing Indebtedness, ex¬
ceeding four per centum on the value of the taxable property within such
county, city, town or village, as shown by the last preceding assessment for
State or county taxes; and fill bonds or obligations Issued In excess of such
amount shall be void; provided, that any city, town or village may contract
debts In excess of such limitation for the construction or purchase of a sys¬
tem for supplying water, or of a sewer system, for such city, town or village.
All the provisions of this Article IX. In full will be found on page 1412
(6)
4s '99
Assessed
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Ephraim Scho
50 years.
No school
Funding (Red. aft. 20 yrs.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bountiful City
DEBT
which regulate
money not
of the "Chronicle
WASATCH CO. HIGH SCH. DIST.
P. O. Heber City.
5s '12
M-S $50.000c-__Mar 1 1932
1932
147
MEXICO-DEBT OF STATE.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
6s '09
M-S $125,000-_.Mch 1 1939
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—-$125,000
Assessed valuation 1912
Total tax (per $1,000)
'12
Population in 1910
LAS VEGAS.
This city Is the county seat of San
Miguel County.
Inc. Aug. 1 1888.
Refund. (Red. aft. 20 yrs. fr. issue)
J-J $15,000c
July 1 1935
M-S
7,000c.-_Sept 2 1931
5s *02
M-S
10,000c._.Jan 1 1932
5s '07
J-J
24,346c...July 1 1937
900.000
5s '05
$63.00
5s '01
3,255
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
COLFAX
BOND. DEBT Sept 1
COUNTY.
Raton is the county seat.
Impt. Bonds (Red. beg. 1917)..
6s '97
J-J
$8,000c-.Aug, 1 1927
Refund. (Red. aft. 20 yrs.fr. issue)
5s '02
J-J
$5,000c.-.Sept 1 1932
5s '09
M-S
54,000c—Sept 1 1939
School-House Bonds.
M-S $35,000c--.Sept 1
BOND. DEBT Apr 1
193$
1913--$91,346
Assess, val. '12 (45%
act). 1,177.977
5s
Total tax (per
$1,000)
'12—_$63.5$
Population in 1910
3,179
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank and
Chemical Nat. Bank, both I* N. Y.
148
ABIZONA—DEBT OF STATE.
MORA COUNTY.
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $37,700c—Mar 1 1930
(Subject to call after Mar 1 1920.)
5^s
J-J
$16,900c
July 1 1926
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
5Ms
M-N$95,800c...Nov 1 1925
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1910.)
5s
M-S $172,200c..July 1 1932
(Subject to call after July 1 1922.)
5s
M-S $158,000c—Mar 1 1934
(Subject to call after Mar 1 1924.)
Smallpox Bonds.
■'■■■
/
6s
J-J
$4,600c—July 1 1927
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 16 *13- $485,200
Cash on hand
61,006
Assessed val. '12 (M act,).4,445,990
State & Co. tax (per$ 1,000)'11 $38.00
Population in 1910 (Census)-.22,930
County seat Is Mora.
A portion of
this county was cut off and added to
Union County, thus reducing valuar
tlon and population after
6s '97
$2,900c
1893.
1917
—
.s
2,500
1934
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$88,500
Assess, val. *12 (H act.)__l,773,518
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12_$35.30
INTEREST payable
at
Harris
Trust 6s Sav. Bank, Chicago.
PORTALES.
INT. at
County seat of Roosevelt County.
Bonds
County Treas. office and
Bank, N. Y.
at Hanover Nat.
tax-exempt.
are
SANTA FE
County Debt Jan 1 1912.
Santa Fe County bonds.__ $681,030
Unpaid coupons
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
—490,165
liabilities
266,634
Other
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1912-1,437.829
Assessed valuation 1911—3,443,624
city Is the county seat of
Chaves County.
Inc. In 1903.
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s
J-J
$1,600c—July 1 1924
5s g '08 M-S
5,000c...Mar 1 1928
311,005
State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'06 $30.00
Population in 1910 (Census)__14,770
Refunding Bonds (opt. 1921).
M-S
$3,300c—Dec 1 1931
County seat is Socorro.
Funding Bonds.
6s '97
J-J
$9,600
Aug 2 1917
Exemptions
This
Sewer Bonds.
5s '01
(Subject to call aft. June 1 1921.)
5s '02
M-S
$9,000
Sept 2 1932
(Subject to call aft. Sept. 2 1922.)
Water-Works Bonds.
5s g '08 M-S $120,000c—Mar 1 1928
2
$6,000....Oct
1941
to call after Oct. 2 1921)
School Dist. No. 7 Bonds.
6s '02
J-J
$1,000
School Dist. No. 12 Bonds.
6s '11
M-N $4,000
Nov 2 1941
(Subject
5s g '08 M-S $120,000c. _Mar 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913- $209,900
Population in 1910
(Subject to call after Nov.
-.6,172
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district not only Includes the
City of Roswell, but also adjacent
territory.
Pop'n 1910 (est.), 7,500.
6s g '00 J-D $25,000c—-June 1 1930
(Subject to call after June 1 1920.)
6s g '03 M-S $10,000c...Sept 1 1933
Subject to call after Sept 1923.)
6s g '05 J-J
$8,400c—July 1 1925
(Subject to call after July 1915.)
5s'10
$25,500c
-...1940
ROSWELL
...
(Subject to call after
$35,000c
(Subject to call
1930.)
DEBT Mar
'12 (M
6s '07
F-A
$2,500
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913- $181,100
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.).2,941,518
State & Co. tax (per$l ,000)'12 $34.50
Population in 1910 (Census)
14,761
__
INT.
funding and school dis¬
payable at Co. Treas.
office; on refunding bonds of 1901
and 1902 at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
on others at First Trust & Sav. Bk.,
Chicago, 111.
trict
on
bonds
TUCUMCARI.
This city is in Quay County.
—1942
--
1921)
2
.School Dist. No. 13 Bonds.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
Assess, val.
A-0
5s '11
Bonds.
Assess, val. *12 (18% act.).1,505,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911—$74.00
BOND.
.
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $149,000c.-June 1 1931
J-J
$35,000c— Oct 10 1931
(Subject to call Oct 10 1921)
5s g *08 M-S
35,000c—Mar 1 1928
6s
5s '12
COUNTY.
SOCORRO
Sewer Bonds.
5Ms'09 M-N$78,800—Nov 15 1939
Water-Works Bonds (red. 1931).
1932.)
1913. $103,900
act.)..1,891,050
5Ms'll M-N$75,000—-May 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $153,800
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-.$18.00
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.)— 695,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $64.50
Population in 1910
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
County seat is Las Vegas.
Gen¬
eral county refunding 5% gold bonds
have been exchanged for all of the
6% bonds of 1889 and 1892.
.•
INTEREST
on
2,526
the
sewer
bonds is
payable ^at Chase Nat. Bank,
York City; on other bonds at
Park Bank, New York City.
New
Nat.
HBB9S1 ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
r*
In the table below
1
give statistics regarding civil divisions of the State
of New Mexico which are not represented among the foregoing.
we
Bonded Floating
Location—
debt.
$5,000
Eddy County.-_ 30,130
None
Artesia (C), Eddy County
Carlsbad (T)
,
Clayton, Union County
50,000
.
Deming (V), Luna County.38.000
Eddy County
Guadalupe
Assessed
debt,
$50,000
v
73,000
1
County..37,000
...
*529,320
None
—
1910.
*21.75
/365,285 /15.50
8,000
.
Tax per PopuVn
valuation. $1,000.
*$300,000
1,883
1,736
.
11,404
....
*13.00
1,864
12,400
£3,863,090
1,500
1,569,000
Las Cruces, Dona Ana County
95,000
.None
700,000
Lincoln County-
68,025
None
71,935,500
Luna County
Otero
25.000
i._
County
33.50
10,927
/33.00
3,836
'7,822
61,326 £3,296,117 £29.00
3,913
50,000
—
/2,203,900
/34.00
Otero County S. D. No. l-___
29,000
None
*690,873
*20.00
Raton School District No. 11.
85,000
None
*1,469,675
*20.00
Santa Fe School District-
28,000
None
/650.000
Sierra
55,000
None
*1,736,544
Grant County.119,000
None
*805,720
*19.00
3,21y
e728,892
38.00
12,008
*856,000
*15.00
/2,811,279
/33.50
County
Silver City,
Silver City
Taos
School District-
County
25,000
-.
None
Tucumcari Sch. Dist. No. 1__
35,000
Union
40,000
County..
—
Valencia' County
*
*
T.own-
1912 figures.
—
(CK9M7J,
—
97,300
(V) vmaS0-
1913 figures.
£
13.50
7,069
-
------
...
*30.50:
3,536
None
49,500
None,
—
—.
-----
1,277,738
e 1910 figures.
>
.
•
Principal
—
Outstand'g.
$100,000
11.000
300,000
318,275
Subject to call Jan. 15 1923.
do
do
C
1903
do
do
C
1903
do
do
.
J-J
July
1953
92,000
Subject to call Jan. 15 1923.
5
J-J
July 15 1953
Subject to call July 15 1923.
94,000
5
1906
J-J
4
15
Jan.
15
1956
25.000
Subject to call Jan.
1 1926.
Apr. 15, 1938
r
Subject to call beginning Feb. 8 1928.
Insane Asylum bonds..c 1904
5g
"
J-J
Jan
15 1954
Subject to call Jan. 1 1929.
La. Purch.
Expos, bds.c 1903
5
J-J
Jan.
1 1923
Territorial refund bonds.c 1913
Jan
4K
5
Jan.
Jan
2
1,994,000
20,000
30,000
25,000
1922
INTEREST is payable in gold at the office of the State Treasurer and at
Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y. City.
<
COUNTY.
County seat is Santa Fe.
RO SWELL.
Street
—Interest—
Univ. of Ariz. g. bonds.c 1902
Water, Light & Sewer Bonds.
M-N$75,000
May 1 1939
(Subject to call after May 1 1929)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$75,000
Assessed valuation 1909
525,000
Population in 1910
1,292
6s '09
5s
LOANS—
Name and Purpose.
%
Payable.
When Due.
Capitol Building bonds..c 1898
5
J-D
June
1 1948
Subject to call after 1918.
Exoerlment Sta. bonds, o 1934
5g
Jan.
Mar. 15 1925
Funding bonds
c 1896
5
J-J
Jan.
15 1946
Subject to call Jan. 15 1016.
do
do
0 1903
3
J-J
Jan.
15 1953
t
Population in 1910 (Census)._12,611
xcvii.
loan.
4s
Refund. Bonds (tax-exempt).
M-S $85,600c
5s
1925
(Subject to call)
[Vol.
11,404
13,320
/ 1911 figures.
-
TOTAL DEBT,
deduct
&C.—The total debt July 1 1913 was $3,009,275*29;
city and school district funded indebtedness,
of county,
amount
J2,098,302 86; net Territorial debt, $910,972 43; cash the general fund
uly 1 1913, $73,768 22.
On April 30 1913 there was in in sinking fund
for the
redemption of Territorial indebtedness, $10,394 70.
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The total assessed valuation in 1913 is
1912 it was $140,338,191; in 1911 It was $98,032,709;
$86,126,226; in 1909 it was $82,684,062; in 1908 it was $80,637,542; in 1907 it was $77,372,156; in 1906 it was $62,227,634; in 1902 it
was
$39,083,177.
Tax rate (per $1,000) for 1913 is $4.95.,
*[We are advised by the Secretary State Tax Commission that that body
has ordered the assessors to assess all property at its "full cash value
which has alwaysbeenthe law, but hasnever been carried out prior to
1913.J
*$375,862,415; in
in 1910 it
was
,
STATEHOOD.—President
resolution
passed
by
Taft
Congress
on
Aug. 21
admitting 'the
1911
signed the joint
of
Arizona
Territories
and New Mexico into the Union.
This resolution provided that the voters
of Arizona must except judicial officers from the recall provision of their
constitution before Statehood Is granted.
V. 93, d. 546.
On Dec. 12 1911
an amendment
to this effect was favorably voted.
V. 93, p. 1736.
At
the session of the first State Legislature, however, a resolution was passed
providing for an amendment to the constitution extending the recall to
all public officers of the State, either by appointment or election.
This
amendment was favorably voted at the general election Nov. 5 1912.
The
State was admitted by proclamation of the President on Feb. 14 1912,
CONSTITUTIONAL
of Article IX.
was
AMENDMENTS.—An
amendment
to
Section
8
adopted by the voters on Nov. 5 1912,
so as to limit
which may be incurred under any circumstances by a
county or school district to 10% of the taxable value.
The limit which
may be incurred by a city or town with the assent of the voters for munici¬
pal water, light or sewer works is increased from 5% to 15% of the taxable
value.
Below we give Section 8 as it now reads.
the amount of debt
DEBT LIMITATION—BONDS TAX-FREE-—The power of the State
and Its sub-divisions to incur debt Is limited by Sections 5, 7 and 8 of Article
IX. and by Section 2 of this same article such debt, when evidenced by
bonds,
will be exempt from taxation.
given below In full:
Section
The four sections referred to
are
•
There shall be exempted from
2.
taxation all Federal, State
county and municipal property.
Property of educational, charitable and
religious associations or Institutions not used or held for profit may be
exempted from taxation by law.
Public debts, as evidenced by the bonds
of Arizona, Its counties, municipalities, or other subdivisions, shall also be
exempt from taxation.
There shall further be exempt from taxation the
property of widows, residents of this State, not exceeding the amount of
one thousand dollars, where the total assessment of such widow does not
exceed two thousand dollars.
All property In the State not exempt under
the laws of the United States or under this constitution, or .exempted by
law under the provisions of this section, shall be subject to taxation to be
ascertained as provided by law.
•
\
Sec. 5.
The State may contract debts to supply the casual deficits or
failures in revenues, or to meet expenses not otherwise provided for; but
the aggregate amount of such debts, direct and' contingent, whether con¬
tracted by virtue of one or more laws, or at different periods of time,
shall
never exceed the sum of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and the
money arising from the creation of such debts shall be applied to the pur¬
pose for which it was obtained or to repay the debts so contracted, and to
no
other purpose.
•
In addition to the above limited power to contract debts,
the State may
insurrection or defend the State
}n time of war; but the money thus raised shall be applied exclusively to the
object for which the loan shall have been authorized or to the repayment of
the debt thereby created.
No money shall be paid out of the State Treas¬
ury except in the manner provided by law.
*
I
Sec. 7.
Neither the State, nor any county, city, town, municipality or
other subdivision of the State, shall ever give or loan Its credit In the aid of,
or make any donation or grant, by subsidy or otherwise, to any Individual,
association or corporation, or become a subscriber to, or a shareholder in,
any company or corporation, or become a joint owner with any
person,
company or corporation, except as to such ownerships as, may accrue to
the State by operation or provision of law.
■
Sec. 8.
No county, city, town, school district, or other
municipal cor¬
poration shall for any purpose become Indebted In any manner to an
amount exceeding four per centum of the taxable property In such county,
city,, town, school district, or other municipal-corporation, without the
assent of a majority of the property taxpayers, who must also In all respects
be qualified electors therein, voting at an election provided by law to be
held for that purpose, the value of the taxable property therein to be ascer¬
tained by the last assessment for State and county purposes, previous to
incurring such Indebtedness; except, that in Incorporated cities and towns
assessments shall be taken from the last, assessment for city or town pur¬
poses; Provided, that under no circumstances shall any county or scnool
district become indebted to an amount exceeding ten per centum of such
taxable property, as shown by the last assessment roll thereof; and pro¬
vided, further, that any incorporated city or town, with such assent, may
be allowed to become Indebted to a larger amount, but i ot exceeding
fifteen per centum additional, for supplying such city or town with water,
artificial light or sewers, when the works for supplying such water, light
borrow money to repel Invasion, suppress
shall be o^ned and controlled by the municipality.
qP sewers are or
TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
EXEMPT FROM TAX¬
ATION.—For opinions, see V. 85, p. 1534; V. 86, p. 340; V, 87, p. 111.
POPULATION.—Population of Arizona has been
mentioned.
as
follows in the years
The total for 1900 includes Indians and whites on Indian
reser¬
previously taken into account.
Such persons in 1890 aggre¬
gated 28,623 and in 1880 18,706.
No report was made of the Indians and
whites in 1910.
The number of Indians alone included in 1910 was 38,475.
1910
204,354 11890
50,62011870
9,658
vations
not
1900
State of Arizona.
•Tills
40,440|1860
122,93111880
was
*6,482
population when Arizona was simply a county of New Mexico
ITS
CITIES.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Organized
Total
area
Admitted
State
Territory (Act Feb. 24 1863)
as a
of
Territory (square miles)
as a
State (Act June 20 1910)
Governor
Feb. 14 1912
-Phoenix
(term expires Jan. 1 1915)
Secretary (term expires Jan. 1 1915)
Treasurer
(term expires Jan., 1
Geo. W. P. Hunt
Sidney P. Osborn
1915)..David
F. Johnson
In 1891 arrangements were perfected through an Act of
Congress to fund
all the Territorial, county and municipal Indebtedness of the
Territory at
5%, and
as
fast as any portion of the debt matures It Is replaced by
OF
a
5%
Johns is the county seat.
Territorial Bonds.
_s
$43,473.
Road Bonds (red. beg. July 1 '18).
5s *13
J-J
$25,000
July 1 1933
BONDED DEBT Oct 1'13
$68,473
Sinking fund
2,473
Saint
Assessed val. '13
(actual)__6,115,000
$1,000)'13$ 9.00
State & Co. tax (per
Population in 1910
This
city
~
~
BISBEE.
IS
Inc. Mar 11 *02.
9,196
in
Cochise
TOWNS IN
6s
Improv't Bonds (Tax-exempt).
J-J $125,000
1934
6s
Fire-System Bonds (Tax-exempt).
J-J $125,000
1934
Sewer
58
*06
Bonds—Tax
J-D
Exempt.
$76,000c._Sept 21 1932
'Subject to call «fter Sept 21 1912.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913
$326,000
Sinking fund
6,215
Assess, val. '13
(abt. act.)_2,942,187
Qity tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$26.00
INT.
County.
Pop'n 1910, 9,019.
THE
ARIZONA.
APACHE COUNTY.
113.020
Capital-.
COUNTIES AND
STATE
Feb. 24 1863
at
Nat. Park Bk.N. Y.Clty.
149
Nov., 1913.]
BISBEE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
This district not only includes city
of Bisbee.but also adjacent territory.
5s '06
1914-1915
1914-1916
$20,000c
6,000c
...
'08
...
5s
City of Phoenix.
VtaricopaCounty School District
5s '93
May $17,537.84c.May 6
Treas. office.
Asses'd valuation of
district 1912
school
No.I
1943
was
created by Yavapai County pre¬
1891, when this county was
vious to
v
9,846,258
'94
7s
*95
Districts—
$4,700C ......-.1914
14,000c
1915
...
—
INTEREST
2,800c._Aug 10 1916
7s '97
2,000—July 12 1917
7s '98
'
3,000
June6 1918
7s '99
7,000
May4 1919
5,400...Sept 28 1923
5s
J-J $159,000.99.Jan 15 1943 7s '03
6s '03
1,500
Dec 8 1923
(Subject to call Jan. 15 1914.)
1,600...Junel9 1925
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913 $159,001 7s '05
7s *07
2,000
July 5 1927
Assessed val. '12 (2-3 act.)_6,902,055
«s'08
May
45,000c..May 18 1928
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12.528.00
5s '08
Oct
50.000c...Oct 5 1928
7s '08
3,000c.........1928
DOUGLAS.
.
6sg '09
46,300c
1929
This city is in Cochise County.
5sg '10 May
17,000
May 2 1930
Water Bonds.
(Subject to call after May 2 1925.)
.8
5325,000
5s '10
Aug
: 6.000
Aug 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '13. $370,000 6s '10
July
7,000...July 18 1930
Assessed valuation 1912..^3,450,000
5s '10
June
3,300
June 7 1925
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912....$10.00
5s '10
19,000
June 7 1930
Population in 1910
6,437 5s '11
13,000
- --1931
7s '96
...
...
...
...
5s '12
6s
34,400
—
—
*12
46,000
Total bonded debt of all
...
.
•
town
is in Coconino
County.
Inc. May 1894. Pop'n 1910, 1,633.
Waterworks Bonds—Tax Exempt
.....1928
578.500C
J-J
68
;
City tax rate (per
INT. at Hanover
Territorial
Nat. Bank, N.Y.
is
J-J $105,363.29...Tune
Jail Bonds (red 1919).
June $10,000c
5s '09
...
...
..16,348
TO
7s
Nogales Is the county seat.
School
$204,948
7s'10
$1,700...Dec 12 1920
5,833,735
(Subject to call after 1915.)
State & co.tax(per $1,000)'13.$18.60
Gen. county "bonded debt
Population In 1910
67,677
Nov 1 1913
$138,791
...
Assessed val. '13 (abt. act.)
INT. at office
—
of County Treas.
.
warrants outst'ng.
40,887
Sinkingfund
17,500
School district debt (add'l) _
48,30i
Assess, val. '13 (80% act.) 13,280,65®
Ter. & Co.tax (per $1,000)'13.$14.8®
County
TUCSON.
County. Inc.
Pop'n TO, 13,193. ..
County seat of Pima
May
1883..
7
Si
,
Bonds.
1940
$16.000.
...
Population In 1910.
INT. at County
Sinking Fund Bonds.
5s
$12,000..
.,7.733
— ,.
Treas. office.
...
Water-Works
YUMA CO. UN.
P. O. Yuma.
HIGH SCH. D.
GEN. BONDS
g'12 Dec $60,000.Dec 31 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT June 1913
$60,00®
Assessed val. 1913 (est.)..10,000,00®
Real value (est.)
—15,000,00®
Water debt
1940
1929
Bonds.
J-J $109,000c_..July 1 1950
4^s'08 M-S $260,000C-Moh 10 1938
(Subject to call before maturity)
Fire Department Bonds.
5s g
Population in 1913
.....1938
$25,000
4V*s
May 1912.. $422,000
(Included)
360,000
Assessd val. '11
(^ act.)_4,780,432
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$14.00
Floating debt
7,500
Sinkingfund..- — -.
....
9,113
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 14,096,797
State &Co.tax (per $1,000) '13.$13.70
Population In 1910.
3,773
SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
INT. on territorial-funding bonds
7s *98
$7,000
— .1918
6s '99
■ 5,750..
..1919
onds in Chicago, III.; jail-building
58 *07
10,000.
—.1917 bonds in Kingman and court-house
5s '07
10,000
1922 bonds in New York City.
5s '07
10,000
1927
5S '13
J-J,
75,000c —
1933 NOGALES.
~~
This town is in Santa Cruz County.
(Subject to call beginning 1918.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913—$42,750
Water Bonds (tax-tree).
4s '11
M-S$120,000c ..Sept 1 1941
INT. at County
or
(est.)
8,00®
Treasurer's office
in Chicago exchange.
ITS
.,;*■
..
.
v
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
;
.
5s
of Oklahoma.
State
V
Payable in Phoenix; school district
...
....
7s '10
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13.
GILA CO.
...
'08
6s
School
Court-House Bonds (red. 1932)
5s '12
A-O $80,000c._Oct 14 1952
School District No. 4 Bonds.
6s '98
J-J
S800C
.1915
BOND. DEBT Sept 20'13. $196,163
Assessed valuation 1912..10,842,520
State & co. tax (per $1,000)'12 $28.80
6s '06
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
Bonds—
Funding
1929.)
'
1 Bonds.
$35,000c_
1926
10,000c...
1928
District No. 26 Bonds.
$300c.
—1920
300c.
1930
District No 27 Bonds.
after
District No.
School
Population in 1913 (est.).
5,000
INT. at County. Treas. office.
-.1953
1933.)
'89
.
Population in 1910
$100,000c
s-a
--------
100.000_.Dec 15 1950
J-D
'00
actual)2,508,551
COUNTY.
Kingman.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
(Subject to call beg.
78c.—Janl5 1942
'13 $338,740
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 27
$1,000) '12.$9.80
County seat is
5s '13
$52,163
,Jan
1954
Bonds—
Assessment debt
School tax rate (per
MOHAVE
$1,000) '12_$10.00
GILA COUNTY.
Globe is the county seat.
'
Territorial Bonds.
5s
$44,781 36
Court-House and Jail Bonds. 5s
$65.000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13.
$109,781
$l6o,000_June 15 1955
150,000__Dcc 15 1948
Territorial
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.. $78,500
Assessed val. *12 (H actual).'738,071
'98
Assessed val. '12 (^
1,692
Population in 1910..
1924.)
.
Territorial
...
...
This
5s
.......1946
1916.)
67,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 39,901,332
$350,000 State & co. tax(per$l,000)'13_$10.00
91,262 Population In 1910 —
..15,996
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)__3,417,618
Total tax rate (per S1.000) '11 $10.00
INT. at Union Tr. Co., Detroit,
YUMA COUNTY.
S3
and at U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., N. Y.
County seat is Yuma.
.;
'
Refunding Bonds.
$88,791 11
PRESCOTT SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1. 4Ms
Court-House& Jail Bonds(Tax-Ex.)
5s '02
Jan $38,000c.Jan 15 '14-22
$50,000c
1942
5s *08
Sept
28,750cSept 15 '14-'28 58 g '09
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
$67,000
(Subject to call $5,000 yearly
5s
70,000...Apr 17 1931
...'
5s '11
1924
1925
...
(Subject to call
5s
1912.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..
Funded debt (additional)
1932
1932
school dis¬
6s '05
tricts In Maricopa County on Jan. 1
5s g'06 May
40,000o_._May 1 1926 1913, exclusive of $180,000 bonds of
6s g '0820,000c. .May 25 1928 Phoenix Union High School Dist.,
School Bonds.
given under City of Phoenix, was
5s g '09 July $48.000c-.Tuly 15 *14 '29
$008,038.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.. $143,000
Sinkingfund
...
27,335 MESA.
'V
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).8,901,130
This cit? is In Maricopa County.
Population in 1913 (est.)..
10,000
Road Bonds.
INT. on 6s payable at Continental 5s '04
$3,500....Jan 11924
& Commercial Nat. Bank, Chicago;
Water-Works Bonds.
V
5s of 1909 at Chase Nat. Bank.N.Y.; 6S '08
J-J
$50,000.—Aug 1 1928
others at County Treasurer's office in
($10,000 optional after Aug 1 1918.)
Tombstone.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1913 .. ..$53,500
Assessed valuation 1912...
730,000
FLAGSTAFF.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$6.00
$20 000c
Mcb $15,000c
Apr
(Subject to call
$18,000c
(Subject to call
Jan
$27,000c
J-J
1,576c
5s
J-D
1942
$240,000c
Jan
fTflTYl
5s g
...
58 *04
5s
PRESCOTT.
This city is in Yavapai County.
27 1883. Pop'n '10, 5,093.
Water & Sewer (ref. aft. 20 years
...
NO. 27.
Arizona Central
July
Inc. Feb.
5s '05
Funding—Prescott &.
RR. Bonds—
Territorial
5s
—
...
SCbTDIST.
bonds is
...
—
Building Bonds.
the 5%
on
payable in Phoenix, Ariz.; on the 4s
1905 at the Guaranty Trust Co.,
N. Y. City; and on the remaining 4s
at Arizona Nat. Bank, Tucson.
of
—
DOUGLAS
...
—
...
School
Various
7s
School Building Bonds.
__
Actual valuation (est)
^20,000,000
COCONINO COUNTY.
County seat is Flagstaff.
The debt Total tax (per $1,000) 1911,..$33.30
—33,488
represented by the Territorial bonds Population in 1910.—
formed, and on Jan. 15 1894 was
funded into 5% 50-year Territorial
bonds.
Population 1910, 8,130.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
V
Territorial Bonds (Refunding) —
High
5s g '04 Jan
$15,000c__Jan 1 '15-'24
Free High School Bonds.
and Pima County
4Hg'07 Apr $50,000c.._Apr 11927
holds $53,407 adjustment bonds of
'08
50.000
Santa Cruz County, this representing
the latter county's proportion of the BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.. $115,000
Assessed valuation 1912.. 5,650,000
old debt.
Pop'n 1910, 22,818.
School tax rate (per $1,000) *12.$7.0
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST on 4^s of 1907 paya¬
4s g
J-D $22,000.__June30 1951
4s g
J-D
25,000—June30 1952 ble at County Treasurer's office in
Tucson or at First Nat. Bank in N. Y.
Territorial Funding Bonds.
5s
J-J $210,240.—July 15 1942 City; on 5s of 1904 at office of County
4s '05
25,000
1955 Treas. or at Kountze Bros., N. Y. C.
(Subject to call 1925.)
COUNTY DEBT Mar 1913 $228,240
Assess, val. '12 (tf actual).9,201,566 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T2_$33,00
County seat is Prescott.
Santa Cruz County,
Apr 3 1930
5^s'13 ann. 80,000c
1916-1923 S^s'Ol Sept 20,000c..Sept 16 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
$118,000
5V$s'02 Apr
10,000c__Apr 14 1922
Sinkingfund
12,000 5s g *09 M-N 125,000c..Nov 15 1929
Assessed val. 1913
..58,279,306 5s '11 Apr 70.000c..Apr 17 1931
School tax (per $1,000) '13
$1.50 5s g '13 Nov 200,000c
Mar 1 1933
Population in 1913 (est.)
15,000 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913..$272,538
INT. at County
TUCSON SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
debt of Ari¬
A portion of this county has
been taken to form the new county of
zona.
30.000c
Apr
6s '93
included under the
are
MARICOPA CO. SCH. DISTS.
Phoenix Union High School.—See
...
...
Organized
Territory under Act of May 2 1890. 1906)
.-"—Nov. 16
as a
...
GLOBE. f
This city is in Gila County. Inc.
Feb. 1907*';- Population 1910. 7,083.
Water-Works Bonds.
Sewer
Assessed val. *13 (abt.
5VHs'09 A-0$200.00Cic
1919-1928
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $200,000
Assessed val. '12 (^ act.).3,000,000
INT. at First
Bonds.
M-S $50,000c
4s '11
TOT. BD. DT. Oct.
Nat. Bank,.Globe.
Sept 1 1941
1913. $170,000
act.) 2,090,524
Bk.. N. Y.
INT. at Hanover Nat.
PHOENIX.
is the capital of Arizona
of Maricopa County.
May 5 1881.
Commission
government adopted Oct. 11 1913.
V.
97,
p.
1151.
Bill to legalize
the purchase of the plant of the Phoe¬
Phoenix
and county seat
GfiAHAM COUNTY.
(See Greenlee County.)
Incorp.
GREENLEE COUNTY.
Clifton is the county seat.
On Jan. 1 1911 this county was
established
with
boundaries em¬
bracing the eastern part of Grahan
County.
The new county assumed
all the bonded debt of Graham Co.,
which was $147,365 5% bonds.
Territorial Funding Bonds.
5s '92
_..$147,364.70
..1942
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
6s
,
'12
$50,000.
.—
Co. bond, debt May
1913.
nix
Co..
passed by Con¬
was
in 1907, and agreement
proved by Voters Mch. 7 1907.
Water-Works Bonds
ap¬
$300,000..-June 1 1931
call $30,000'' annually
1921.)
is g '04 M-S $60,000c
Mch 1 1929
(Sub to call $30,000 annually after
Is
'Subject
to
after June 1
Mch
1937
$197,365
(add'l)
70,900
Assessed valuation 1912..12,501,484
Sch. dist. bds.
Water
gress
1
1919.)
Funding Bonds.
'09
Is
J-J $155.000c.—July 1 1934
(Payment of these
years
bonds optional 15
after their date In numerical
$25,000 yearly.)
M.
&
7s '87
P.
RR. Bonds
Jan
$2,000c_..July 7 1915
Funding Bonds
J-J $229,253c
.1942
J-J
20,846c
Jan 7 1943
J-J
14,000C-.Jan 15 1953
Road
City-Hall & Fire Dept.
'92
'93
68
'93
(Subject to call after Jan. 15 1923.)
Road District No. 1 Bonds.
6s'g '09 June $30.000c.June 1 *20-'29
6s
13
F-A
30,000c..Feb 15 1933
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1923.)
Road Dist. No. 2 Bds. (red.1922).
$30,000c..Dec 16 1932
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$396,099
6s '12
...
Cash in treasury.
—
646,245
4
1 1924
yearly
Bonds—
$15,000—June 21 1917
15.000
July t 1919
Sewer Bonds (red. beg. 1930).
J^s'10 —.$400,000
1950
Phoenix
Union
High School—
Juue
J-D
6s
Territorial
58
5s
Bonds—
'04 M-N $67,500c...May
(Subject to call
$13,500
after May 1 1919.)
Is g
7s
6s
'97
.1917
$30,000.
4j^sg'10-Nov 150,000c_Nov 1 1930
BOND. DEBTjOct 1912 ...$954,500
Total assessed val.
1912..12,451,296
City tax (per $1,000)
Population In 1910
1912...$14.00
11,134
State (Act June 16
a
miles)
of State (square
area
■_
LEGISLATURE.—The first session of the Legislature convened on Dec. 2
160 days.
The regular sessions occur blepulally
the first Tuesday after the first Monday In January ^
the first session members will receive only one-third the regular pay per
day after 60 days.
1907 and was limited to
After
In odd years on
DEBT.—The
TOTAL
bonded debt of
which on
Oklahoma Territory,
total
1903 amounted to $48,000, was paid off in May 1904.
The
outstanding warrrants on May 1 1913 was (est.) $3,000,000.
The cash in all funds on May 1 1913 amounted to $1,907,000.
The total bonded debt-of the State May 1 1913 was as follows:
July 1
amount of all
LOANS—
,
Interest
Payable.
'
P.O.
Name and Purpose.
Principal
Outstanding
When Due.
$1,460,000
Funding bonds, coupon
1908
4
F-A
Aug. 1 1918-27
Public building bonds
1910
5
M-N
May 1 1914-'22
563,850
do
do
do
.....1911-5
M-N
May 1 1923-34.1,124,600
INTEREST Is payable at the National Reserve Bank of New York City
or at the State Treasurer's office.
.
v
' .
ASSESSED
655,846; in
VALUATION for the Stateof
1911
1909
It
was
it
was
It
was
$1,326,840,833; In
Oklahotnaln 1912 was $1,193,1910 It was $916,343,830; In
$866,126,700.
Tax rate (per $1,000) in 1911,
$2.25.
Property Is assessed at full value.
STATEHOOD.—Under
an
Act of the United
$2.00, and in
•
States Congress
.
■
*
•
approved
provision wasmade for the union of the Territory of Oklahoma
and of Indian
Territory, the two to form the State of Oklahoma.
The
State was admitted by
proclamation bf the President Nov. 16 1907 after
the adoption of a Constitution by theS people on Sept. 17 1907.
See V.
85, p. 745, and 1289.
June 16 1906
DEBT
LIMITATION.—Article X. of the Constitution
contains the fob
owing regarding public Indebtedness:
SECTION 23.
The State
may,
to meq;
casual deficits or failure
In reve¬
for expenses not provided for.Nsontract debts, but such debts,
contingent, singly or in the aggregate, shall not at any time,
exceed $400,000. and the moneys arising from the loans creating such debts
shall be applied to the purpose for which they were obtained or to repay
the debts so contracted, and to no other purpose whatever.
nues,
direct
or
and
In addition to the above limited power to contract debts,
contract debts to repel invasion, suppress Insurrection or to
SECTION 24.
PIMA COUNTY
County seat is Tucson.
In
Coler & Co. of New York were
1901
given
act.) '12.27,599,786 judgment against the county for
V. 72,
Btate&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$22.10 $300,000 on RR. aid bonds.
In 1903 $318,000 3% 50-yr.
Population in 1910
34,881 p. 637.
INT. on funding bonds due 1953 gold territorial funding bonds were is-1
sued in settlement and interest on
payable at Guaranty Tr. Co., N. Y.
same Is being regularly paid.
They
City; on others at County Treasury.
Assess, val. (3-5
Total
as
1912
order, amounts of
MARICOPA COUNTY.
County seat is Phoenix.
On Jan.
1 1913 Maricopa County owned prop¬
erty valued at $1,549,5S0, including
$1,073,680 of school property.
1907
73,820
State Capital,--.-...
'....Oklahoma City
Governor (term expires Jan. 9 1915)
_..Lee Cruce
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 9 1915).-B. F. Harrison
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 9 1915),.
Robert Dunlop
Admitted
i
the State may
defend the State In war; but the money
arising from the
it was
debts shall be applied to the purpose for which
such debts,- and to no other purpose whatever.
SECTION 25.
Except the debts specified
contracting of such
raised, or to repay
In sections 23
and 24 of this
of this State,
object, to be
Article, no debts shall hereafter be contracted by or on behalf
be authorized by law for some work or
unless such debt shall
distinctly
specified therein; and such law shall Impose
and provide for the f
150
OKLAHOMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
collection of a direct annual tax to
pay, and sufficient to pay, the Interest
on such debt as It falls
due and also to
pay and discharge the principal of
such debt within 25
years from the time of the
contracting thereof.
No
§Uch law shall take effect
until it shall, at a general
election, have been sub
mltted to the
people and have received a majority of all the votes cast foi
and against It at such
election.
On the final passage of such bill In either
House of the Legislature, the
question shall be taken by yeas and nays, to
be duly entered on the
Journals thereof, and shall be:
"Shall this bill pass,
and ought the same to receive the
sanction of the people?"
SECTION 26. No
county, city, town, township, school district or other
political corporation, or subdivision of the State, shall be allowed to become
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
purpose, nor. In cases requiring such assent, shall
any Indebtedness be allowed
to be incurred to an amount
Including existing Indebtedness, In the aggre¬
gate exceeding 5% of the valuation of the
taxable property therein, to be
ascertained from the last assessment for State and
county purposes previous
to the
Incurring of such Indebtedness: provided, that any county. clty,
town, township, school district or other
political corporation or subdivision
of the State, Incurring any
Indebtedness, requiring the assent of the voters
as aforesaid,
shall, before or at the time of doing so,
provide for the collec
tlon of an annual tax sufficient to
pay the Interest on such Indebtedness
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
SECTION 27.—Public
Sewer
5s
principal thereof within
Assess, val. '11
Total tax
5s
of any
OF
Beaver is
Court-House
State
township or any
.
6s
'10.
398.331.
6s
'12
STATE
alphabetical order
oj this State.
ADA.
$100,000c
—
This town is in Bryan County.
the
foiiotoino
A-O
$30,000
At>r
—
Comrrjission
government adopted
T. 94, p. 1336.
April 28
1912.
Pop'n '10, 4,349.
Water Bonds.«
Kb '04
8s "06
5s
J-J
•
$30,000c
40,000
A-O
*09
6s '09
Street
Oct 1
Bonds.
6s *09
$10,000.--
School
$15,000...July 15 1926
Sewer Bonds.
*09
6s '09
$32,500.
7.500
Bonds.
....
Park
Is '09
$3,500---.
-
Building Bonds'.
5s
City-Hall Bonds,
v
5^s
J-J
$15,000
-.Jan
Light Bonds.
5Hs J-J
$22,000— —Jan
'09
$15,P00-_r.._....
-
in 1901.
6b '09
35,000c—May
(Subject to call.)
75,000c...June
F-A
50,000c.—Feb
Scwet- Bonds—
5s '06
*.
5s'09
>
■
Bonds
are
...
M-S
Reservoir
5s
1931
$22,000c...
1931
$55,000c-. —-.-..1937
Bonds.
$8,000c
1937
Water-Works & Sewerage Bonds.
*08
$101,000c
1938
GEN. BD. DT. Mar
1913..$216,000
$80.000c_.-June!
,
'
•
J-J
1934
»
1933
$15,000c.
1934
Bonds.
5s '10
A-0 $47,100c
19S0
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
$538,100
Assess, val. '13
Sinking fund—
28,611
Assess, val. '13 (70% act.)22,271,720
1913_ —$7.40
—
State & Co tax (per M)
Population In 1910 (Census) .23,501
CHEROKEE.
INT. at Nat. Reserve
Bk., N. Y.
(70% act.).5,782,600
6s
'OS
6s
'09
This city is in Caddo County,
Pop'n 1910, 3,439.
Ino
o
Water Bonds.
Kb
---
$117,000c
$40,000....Dec 1 1933
15,000
June 11934
1,2,000."
Feb
1
1936
Dec
1 1933
6s
'09
6s
*09
20,000
5,000
June l 1934
Dec 1 1934
'11
13,000
Feb
6s
'09
1
1936
$25,000—-Dec
Funding Bonds.
6s
F-A
$9,900—
15 1934
-
Sinking fund (est.)_
15,000
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.
_.1,195,608
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_„$34.65
INT. at fiscal agency in N. Y. C.
J-D
M-N$25,000
M-N 35,000
(Subject
Nov
to
May 1
call.)
1923
1926
Sewir Bonds.
5s'09
100,000
June 11934
BOND. DEBT
May 1913. $160,000
...
Assessed valuation 1912
6,300,000
J-J
;
5s
"
$20,000c
1925
'08
5s
5s
M-N
$15,000
25,000...
-
J-J
'06
J-D
'09
A-O
—
1924
..1926
25,000
" M-S
City-Hall
J-D
$10,000.
1929
1936
1
Population in 1910..--'-2,781
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk„ N. Y
,
COAL COUNTY.
Coalgate is the County seat.
Expense Bonds.
5s *08
$25,000
Mar 1 ,1918
Jail Bonds.
5s '10
$10,000
Jan 1 1930
Bridge Bonds.
5s '10
$35,000
Jan 1 1930
Funding Bonds.
6S '10
$36,000—-Dec 26 1930
6s '12
14,000.,
Sept 1 1932
Court House Bonds.
6s '11
$60,000
May 1 1931
Assess, val. '11 (abt. act.)_2,070,780
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$180,000
Floating debt
13,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913. 193,000
Sinking fund—*
25,000
NET DEBT Oct 1 1913
168,000
.
—
...
...
Assess, val. '13 (70%
act.)_5,590,770
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13 $12.75
Population in 1910
.15,817
This
town
is
in
Rogers
County.
Inc.
May
22
1901.
Commission
government adopted in Sept. 1913.
V. 97, p. 899.
Pop'n 1910, 1,325.
Water-Works Bonds
'10
J-J
$30,000r
Jan 1 1935
*11
M-N
20,000r._.May 5 1936
Water and Light Bonds.
6s '13
F-A $20,000r___Feb 1 1938
6s
Light &
6s
'11
Power Bonds.
M-S $45,000c-.Sept 1
1936
Sewer Bonds
6s '10
J-J
$7,500r
F-A
5,000r
Jan
Feb
1 1935
6s
'13
F-A
$ll,500r—Feb
1
1
1938
1938
Funding Bonds.
6s '13
J-D $17,332.42c J'ne 10 '38
Fire Department Bonds.
6s *13
F-A
$3,500r
Feb 1 1938
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 18
'13_$142,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
11,927
Sinking fund
6,000
Assessed valuation 1913
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
INT. payable at fiscal
Oklahoma
N.
at
Nat.
1,143,581
'12 $37.50
agency
Bank
Reserve
of
In
Y.
1934
COMANCHE
is
the
county seat.
A'
portion of this county has been taken
COUNTY.
Lawton
1926
to
form
1934
as
1928
$55,000...
Bonds.
—
-
a
new
county to be known
5s '11
5s '08
M-N$35,000
1928
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13 $455,000
Sinking fund
Nov 1
Deo
Bonds.„
*11
1924
$75,000
35,000
100,000
Refunding Bonds.
'08
1920
1929
.1928
'09
A-O
90,000
Water Bonds.
5s '04
5s
Formerly a city in the Cherokee
Nation (now in
Washington County)
in the Indian
Territory.
5s
5s
1
City Hall, Jail & Equip. Bonds.
J-J
5s '02
Funding Bonds.
'09
$15,000
6s '13
5s '06
5s '06
Nov
City-Hall Bonds.
•_
TOT. BD. DT. Mar
1913..$164,900
Water debt (incl.)__ —
63,000
5s *04
School Bonds.
M-N $40,000
'11
J-D $25,000,...Dec 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.r$220,000
Water debt (included)
80,000
Assessed valuation 1911-—2,081,356
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
6s
Bonds.
6s
Water Bonds.
6s '08
$25,000
ARDMORE SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
School Bonds.
1929
...
6s '11
1936
1933
C OLLIN S VILLE.
CHICKASHA.
This city is in Grady County. Inc.
Nov. 6 1899.
Pop'n *10, 10,320.
B ARTLE S
VTLLE.
AN AD ARK O.
__"
This city is the county seat of
Alfalfa Couqty.
Pop'n '10, 2,016.
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912...$23.50
Population in 1910
8,618
INT. at Nat. Reserve
Bank, N. Y.
_.
1901.
$50.000c_Feb 1 '22-31
J-D
$49,500c
1916-1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 11 1913—$99,500
...
Assessment debt (add'l)
194,676
Assess, val. '12 (3-5
act.)..2,837,567
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12
27.65
Population in 1910
3.688
I
1937
M-N $50,000c.
..May 1 1926
v ■ (Subject to call.)
J-D
Warrant-Funding
6s&6s
in
Feb
Funding Bonds.
...
1 1934
1
F-A $71.000c
Park Bonds.
"
Inc.
tax-exempt.
$30,000C
Water-Works Bonds.
1 1926
5s '08
Water-Works Extension Bonds
6s
4s
—
J-D
5s '12
City-Hall Bonds.
6s *11
1929
ARDMORE.
Formerly a city in the Chickasaw
Nation (now In Carter
County) in the
Indian
Territory.
Incorp.
1898.
Bonds are
tax-exempt.
Water Bonds—.
5s '02
M-N $115,000c...Nov
1923
Refunding Bonds.
ALVA.
a
This city Is in Woods
County.
6s
1
1
15
$25,000c—Feb
-
El Reno Is the county seat.
House Bonds.
.Court
6s
...
M-N
-
CANADIAN COUNTY.
1929
$10,000c
...1928
BOND. DEBT Apr
1913...$235,000
Assessed valuation 1912
1,754,794
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912.. ..36.50
INT. at Nat. Reserve
Bank, N. Y.
58 '06
Funding Bonds.
Is *09
$20,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 1913
$337,000
Sinking fund
———
20,885
Assess, val. (abt. act.) '12.2,743,000
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1912. —$17.00
5s
1
—
Bonds.
6s '04
6s
25,000c_.1929
...
1938
-...1929
6s
1926
:
$46,000C
...
.
Refunding Bonds.
Janl5 1924
150,000
13,000
....
5^S
5^s
1
BOND. DEBT Nov 1'13.$85,000
Sinking fund and interest..
5,000
Assessed val. 1912 (est.)--'* 800,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '121_—$29.60
Population in 1910.
——1,143
20,000-__.Dec
1920
6s
193*7
Assessed valuation 1912_-.1,966,000
Population in 1910
:
3,266
INT. at Nat* Reserve Bank, N. Y.
1927
NOV 1
M-N $25,000.-NOV 1
Park
—
6s *13
among
A-O
F-A
'09
6s
1937
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
Formerly a city In the Chickasaw
Nation (now In Pontotoc
County) In
the
Indian Territory.
6s
1929
$5,000c
——1930
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$266,000
Sinking fund
19,000
.
OF OKLAHOMA.
'11
Sewer
-.--1930
*10
_Mch
20,000.-..Sept 1 1933
Electric-Light Bonds.
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
6s
CADDO.
Note.—For reports not given in
tee " Additional
Statements" at end
$20,000
20,000
6s '09
-.1929
$15,000c
—
City Hospital Bonds.
Pipe-Line Bonds.
6s *12
—
Bonds.
...
...
6s '13
6s
-.-
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
-
'09
6s
r
'
■,
'07
'08
6s
1929
City-Building Bonds.
(Census), 1,657,155; In 1907
Territory In 1890 was 61,834;
'
Water
5s
6s
1935
...
1928
F-A
CLINTON.
This city Is in Custer
County.
1929
1932
5,000c
.30,000c
$10,000c
Street Bonds.
$5,000c
6s '10
2,500c
Park Bonds.
*
Jan
Population in 1910
2,866
INT. at Nab. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
—
of State 1910
.
.
Bonds.
$33,500c
20,000
—
6s '09
Nov 1 1927
City-Hall Bds
Jan 15 1938
....
6s
"
*09
Cherokee
1 1937
9,000
.1937
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13. $240,000
Assess, val.
13 (abt. act.).2,043,190
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $18.25
$89,000
12,500c -.-.----1930
Sewer Bonds.
'05
$7,000c
-.1925
6s '09
3,000q
1929
Electric-Light Bonds.
6s '09
$20,000c
1929
PURCHASE SEED WHEAT
ILLEGAL.—Attorney-General
opinion to B. W. Parks of Hooker held that
counties cannot Issue
bonds for the purpose of
purchasing seed wheat for farmers. V. 93,
p. 423..
MUNICIPAL BOND ISSUES.—Future bond
Issues are to be
approved
by Attorney-General.
V. 90, p. 1114.
1900,
'12
.
6s
the
$85,000r—July 15 '26
Funding
6s
6s
an
The population of the
J-J
6s '08
..
'09
'06
♦
1921-1930
Water-Works Bonds. '
Mar $11,000c_._
(Subject to call)
5Ms'02
40,000c
'05
In
M-N
40,000
Water-Works and
5s '11
J-J
$52.500
Bonds
6s '99
6s
1930
J-J
Water Bonds.
5s
This citv is in Kay County.
6s
'11
5s '07
(per$l,000)'10_$7.QO
BLACK WE LLT
BONDS TO
(Census), 1,414,177.
co.tax
1921.)
'11
J-J $120,000c---..
Funding Bonds.
CLAREMORE.
Formerly a city
Population in 1910 (Census)-.19,699
validity of the charter of the City of Guthrie
providing for the commission
form of government
See V. 94, p, 862.
'
In
&
1936-
beg.
Nation (now in Rogers County,Okla.)
in Indian Territory.
Incorp. as city
of first class in April 1909
Assessed valuation 1912.-11,253,267
No
FORM OF GOVERN¬
Supreme Court affirmed the
POPULATION.—Population
and Jail
$60,000o
BOND. DEBT May 1911
call
-
State & Co tax (per $1,000)'13 $11.4 5
Population in 1910
^21.862
V
J-J
to
.1918
—
Bonds.
___
seat.
BECKHAM COUNTY.
Sayre is the county seat.
5s '10
Bonds.
$25,000c
$12,575c.
1936
_s '12
22,000.
1932.
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13—$294,575
Assessed val.'lS (abt.act.) 9,046,290
act.)'12__8,209,358
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS COMMISSION
MENT.—On March 12 1912 the Oklahoma
West In
5s
6s
Bk., N.Y.,
Bank, N. Y.
the county
J-J
(Subject
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12_$5.45
Population in 1910
13,631
INT. at Nat. Reserve
Bank, N. Y.
municipalities
'08
Bridge Bonds.
6s'11
J-J
73,184...Mar 31 1931
BOND. DEBT Sept
1913.-$104,814
Sinking fund Apr 1 1913
21,893
Assessed val. (H
as
notes or other evidences of
or
any of Its
Current-Expense
Court-House and Jail
5s '11
J-J $125,000c
Refunding Bonds.
5s '01
M-S $31,000.—Sept 11 1922
BONDS.—In reply to our Inquiry as to
Indebtedness Issued by
were exempt from
taxation, we were
advised, under date of Dec. 11 1911, bp the office of the
Secretary of State,
that "the only evidences of
indebtedness Issued by this State that are
exempt from taxation are the
•public-building fund bonds." For opinions
regarding territorial and municipal bonds being
exempt from taxation, see
V. 85, p. 1534; V. 86, p.
240; and V. 87, p. 111.
or
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
CHOCTAW COUNTY.
Hugo Is the county seat.
5s
1929
BEAVER COUNTY.
MUNICIPAL
not bonds
or
J-J
and Hanover Nat.
;s:
TAXATION
1929
$100,000c...July 1 1928
School tax rate (per $1,000)'13
$10.40
INT. at Seaboard Nat.
political subdivision of any county, shall be valid unless
the same
endorsed thereon a certificate
signed by the County Clerk, or ®ther
officer authorized by law to
sign such certificate, and the
County Attorney
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.
SECTION 30. The Legislature shall
require all money collected by tax¬
ation, 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.
the State
1929
20.000c
16,000o
*12(90%act.) 8,307,645-
School tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$7.22
09
have
whether
6.000c
J-J
J-J
25,000c..-July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Sept
1913..$167,000
Sinking fund
41,068
Assess, val. '13 (4-5
act.) —7,583,386
certificate, signed by
Attorney-General of the State, showing that the bond or
any county, or bond
J-J
J-J
5s '09
time of contracting the samfe.
other
08
'09
5s '09
50,185
Assessed val.
(abt. act.)_6,707,887
BARTLESVTLLE SCH. DIST.
provided for by
evidence of debt Is Issued pursuant to law and Is
within the debt limit.
bond or evidence of debt of
6s '11
J-D
$8,654c._Deo 18 1931
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913 $163,654
Sinking fund
(per $1,000) 1911-.$23.00
5s
SECTION 28. Counties,
townships, school districts, cities and towns
shall levy sufficient additional revenue to
create a sinking fund to be
used,
first, for the payment of Interest coupons as
they fall due; second, for the
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.
SECTION 29. No bond or evidence of Indebtedness
of this State shall be
valid unless the same shall have endorsed
thereon a
the Auditor and
1932
1929
Population In 1910
6,181
INT. at Hanover Nat.
Bk., N. Y.
payment of the
25 years from the
1
1
$40,000c...Dec
Fire-Equipment Bonds.
same.
pay the Interest on such Indebtedness
It falls due, and also to constitute
a sinking fund for the
J-D
J-D
$20,000c— -Dec 1 1929
BOND. DEBT June 1912.
$215,000
Sinking fund
25,000
requiring the
aforesaid, shall have the power to provide for, and,
the time of incurring such
Indebtedness, shall provide for, the
at
14,000c—.June 1 1925
Bonds.
$54.0000.. .Nov
City.Hall Bonds.
xcvii.
CHICKASHA SCHOOL DIST.
This district not only Includes the
city of Chlckasha, but also adjacent
territory.
Pop'n 1912, 11,000
Building Bonds
5s '02
F-A $65,000c.- Aug 1 1922
5s g'08 A-O
90,000c—-Oct 1 1928
Funding Bonds
io*>7
5s *09
assent of the voters as
or
I
M-V
5s '09
or town In this
property tax-paying voters of
voting at an election to be held for that purpose, be
allowed to become Indebted In a
larger amount than that
specified In Sec¬
tion 26, for the purpose of
purchasing or constructing public utilities, or
for repairing the same, to be owned
exclusively by such city: Provided,
That any such city or town
Incurring any such Indebtedness
before
J-D
'<>7
Nov
17,000c...Sept 1 1925
Refunding
of the qualified
collection of an annual tax In addition to the
other taxes
this Constitution, sufficient to
W-\T $r>o.nof>c.
M-S
5s
63
Utilities.—Any Incorporated city
State may, by a
majority
such city or town,
Bonds,
07
5s
[Vol.
103,211
Assess .val.'13-14 (60 %act.)
6,756,259
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$23.40
Cotton County.
Funding Bonds.
J-J $90,000c ...Dec
9 1931
TOT. DEBT Sept 27'13.
$90,000
Sinking fund
9,000
Assessed valuation
1913..16,000,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13—$6.40
Population in 1910.
41,489
INT.pay. at Nat.Reserve Bk.,N.Y.
This
Sapulpa is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
-.8
.-.$200,000.
Current-Expense Bonds.
-8
$29,000
Funding Bonds.
Inc.
Osage Co.
is in
town
Pop'n '10. 819.
1909.
7
Sept.
$38,000c—.Dec
J-D
1 1935
Sewer Bonds
$120.000—Mch 4 1930
Sinking fund
9,386
Assessed val. '13 (abt. act.)_531,243
$35,884.30
BOND. DEBT Apr 11913..$384,884
Total tax rate (per
(abt. act.).24,945,052
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) *12 $11.50
Population in 1910
26,223
FAIRVIEW.
___
$1,000)'13.$33.03
Y.
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N.
Assess, val. *13
INT. at Nat. Reserve
Bank, N. Y.
is In Major County. InSept. 7 1909.
■
Bonds.
'07
$20,000
Oct 1 1937
This city
corp.
Water and Light
-s
11
12
'15-'24
..$642,000
1,492,220
Reserve Bank, N. Y.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913
Assessed valuation 1912
2,020
Population in 1910
N.-Y. City.
— _
...
6s
18 '09
5s *11
6s
Mch 1 1924
15.000c...Sept 1 1927
20,000c...Feb 1 1930
$75,000-1934
(Subject to call after 1919.)
Water (Red. 10 yeais from issue.)
6s '08
F-A $ 150,000c--Aug 1 1933
.8 '09
35.000
1934
$35.000
...
Bonds.
Sewer
by voters May 3 1911 was
Supreme Court on
1912
V. 94, p. 862.
,
$20.000c..-Sept 1 1927
M-S
5s
"
Park
Bonds.
$6,000..
Bonds
.8*12
Light
...
18,'13-$187,000
Sinking fund
45,000
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)—2,980,000
Total tax rate (per
City Building Bonds.
4Hs'01 J-J
$25,000c
Aug 1 1931
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.)
5s '08
J-J $150,000
July 27 1933
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08
A-0 $20,000
Oct 15 1933
Judgment Bonds.
6s '92
M-S $20,000
Mch 22 1922
t^s'01 J-J
$65,000c
Aug 1 1031
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.)
5s '07
J-J
$30,000
Sept 20 1937
.5,330
payable at Durant Nat.Bank.
,INT.
(Subject to call after Sept 20 1917.)
'07
J-J
$10,000.--Sept 20 1937
—
(Subject to call after Sept 20 1917.)
5s '08
A-0 $25,000
Oct 15 1933
5s *10
J-J
20,000
Jan 1 1935
city.
This
$25,000-..Jan 11 1935
100,000
May 4 1936
Funding Bonds.
'08
F-A $21,500--.
------
Beckham County,
1907. Pop'n '10, 7,872.
is in
city
*'07
'm-S
6s *09
m-S
m-S
6s
6s '10
$20,000c...Sept 1 1927
6,000c.—Mch 1 1929
15,000c—.Mch 1 1935
Bonds.
Water
'06
M-S
M-N
6s '09
$20,000c_,—Sept 1 1927
M-S
6s *10
M-S
6s
'07
6s
25.000c—.—May 1936
23.000c.__Mch 1 1929
15.000c—.Mch 1 1935
Fuading Bonds.
,
'
«8 '10
M S $17.500c—-Mch 1 1980
City-Hall Bonds
M-S
$6,000c
Mch 1 192t
$147,500
90,000
Total assessed val, 1912
1,463,305
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12-$31.57
Population In 1910 .....
3,165
is '09
6s
INT.
N. Y.
debt
J
payable at fiscal agency In
J-D
($2,000 yearly beginning Feb 1 1924.)
6s *12
J-J
$34,000
Jan 1 1937
5s '12
M-N
14,000...May 12 1932
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '07
J-J
$10,000
Sept 20 1937
(Subject to. call after Sept 20 1917.)
5s '08
A-O
30,000.—Oct 15 1933
Water Bonds.
4Hs'01 J-J
$30,000c
Aug 1 1931
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921.)
5s '07
J-J
$40,000.--Sept 20 1937
(Subject to call after Sept 20 1917.)
5s '10
J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1935
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913.
Assessment
.8
.8
City Hall Bonds
'09
$20,000
Bonds
Fire
.
$30,000-...Jan
J-J
*10
5s
1 1935
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $749,500
1913—--5,321,357
City tax (per $1,000) 191f
$14.70
Population in 1910.
11,654
Assessed valuation
(National Reserve Bank).
This
•
Refunding Bonds.
f8 '99
,
—
1919
— .
Sewer Bonds.
»8'00
6s
$20,000
—.
'07
1920
1927
$4,000----
...
25,000
...
—
..
City-Hall Bonds.
$50,000-
58 '10
■;
Water
,
Bonds.
M-S$25O.000O—Sept 15 1935
F-A
35.O00c_.-Aue 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1913 $383,000
Sinking fund.
11,357
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)..4,562.489
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '13.$29.10
5s '10
fa'11
INT. pay .at
J-J
6s
M-S
5s
$13,740__JuIy 6 '14-'18
25,000...Sept 24 1920
This
1936
'12. $110,000
Floating debt,
— -—
25,501
Sinking fund, &c_—— 39,708
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_7,300,000
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
Nat. Reserve Bk.,N.Y.
—
~
hastings.
This place is in Jefferso* County
Bonds are
tax-exempt.
■«■...
Water-Works Bonds.
district.
($18.9000
1917-1925
el reno school
6s '06
s-a
4s
*03
s-a
5s'06
s-a
5s '10
5s *10
— —
600C
1926
s-a
20,0000
14,000c
15,0000
.1923
1917-1926
1935
s-a
75,000c
1
BOND. DEBTiNor 1 1913
—
1935
$383,000
Floating debt (est.)
6,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)..4,562,489
$1,000) '12_$8.50
Population In 1912 (est.)
8,000
School tax rate(per
INT. payable at
fiscal agency,N.Y*
school district.
This district is in Garfield County.
enid
Building Bonds.
$2,450
1914-1915
6s '96
4,200-.- —1914-1916
6s *00
9.334
1914-1920
5s '01
9,600
1914-1921
5s '06
M-S
20,000—Sept 1 *16-26
5s '10
J-J
200,000
July 1 19J5
BOND. DEBT Nov 19'13
$262,65
Floating debt.—
14,700
Assessed valuation 1912—7,701,472
School tax rate (per $1,000)'12_$9.20
8s '95
M-S $30,000c—.Sept 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Nor 5 1»1»_$45,000
6§ '10
Assessed valuation 1912
Total tax (per $1,000)
*12
214.194
$55.00
727
Population In 1910 —
henryetta]
This
city is in Okmulgee County.
Bonds.
Water
$50.000
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.
(?)
Assessed valuation 1912 —$1,067,829
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 —$33.05
Population In 1910
1.671
s
hobart.
This city is in Kiowa County.
5s '12
$100,000.
.1942
TOTAL DEBT
—
„(?)
Population in 1910..
— 3,845
...
——
City is in
Hughes "County.
June 29 1908.
Bonda are all
is
Pop'n
taxable.
Water
5.s'09
1910; 2,206.
Bonds.
M-S $45,000c.M.ch
1 '19-'34
F-A
$175,000c—Feb
Bonds.
F-A
$8,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 1
1 1929
Jail
—
Feb 1 1929
'13. $790,210
58 *09
— -
146,298
1934 Sinking fund
-
(3-5 act.)__6,480,347
Assess, val. '13
$1,000) *13_$32.80
Population In 1910 (Census) — 12,954
INTEREST
on
water bonds of
1912 payable at office of Treasurer of
Pittsburg County; on other issues at
National Reserve Bank, N. Y.
Total tax rate(per
McCurtain County.
city is In
mc alester sch. district.
$35,000c—Apr 15 1937
A district in Pittsburg County.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—.$75,000
Building Bonds.
Sinking fund 1
2,195 5s'12
$60.000c.
Assess, valuation 1912
800,000 TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913—..$60,000
Population in 1910
1,493
INT. at fiscal agency in N. Y.
A-O
_
...
MARIETTA.
This town is in Love County.
johnston co. drain. d. no. 1.
Sewer Bonds.
P.
O.
Tishomingo.
The bonds 6s '11
J-J
$10,000—Jan 25 1936
below are issued on behalf of Deep
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Water Lake Valley Drainage Dist.
6s '13
M-S $35,000
Sept 2 1937
6s '11
J-J
$38,000—Jan 1 '15-'24
(Subject to call beg. Sept 2 1923.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—$38,000 TOT. BD.DT. Apr 22 '13.
$82,000
INTEREST payable at Oklahoma Water debt (included)
26,000
fiscal agency in New York."
Assessed valuation 1912—-1,347,000
This city
Population in
"
kingfisher^
Inc. April A
in N. Y.
1893. Pop'n '10, 2,538.
$28,000r—May 1 1936
1910--——-—.1,546
INT. at fiscal agency
is in Kingfisher County.
...
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
M-S
5s
A-0
5s
F-A
5s
medford.
This city is in Grant County.
1921
1921
5,000c--.Feb 2 1923
$ 16,000c.-.Mch 1
10,000c. .Apr 15
„J-J
35,000c—-July 1 1935
Sswer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
68
6s
'10
J-J
$25,000c
M-S
12,000c
1932
—
Mch 1 1935
Fuading Bonds.
68
M-S
$3,300c
J-.T
$6.000c
Jan 4 1934 (Part due each year beg. Mch 7 1925)
J-J
1,300c
1918
$100,000 6s
F-A
$8,318.60c ------1932
Sinking fund Sept 17 1912.
9,229 6s
Electric-Light Bonds.
Assess, val. 1912 (3-5 act.)_1,644,216
M-S $18.000c
Mch 1 1935
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'12_$23.35 68 *10
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk.. N. Y. BOND. DEBT Mar 1913._$67,918
Assess; val. '12 (M act.)—.762,271
Population in 19101,110
lawton. ••
This city is in Comanche County
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
Ineorp. Oct. 1901.
Commission gov¬
ernment adopted Sept. 7 1911 and
upheld by District Judge Bailey on miami school district.
April 10 1912.
V. 94, p. 1131.
A district in Ottawa County.
Funding Bonds
6s *08
J-D $10,000c
1928
6s '03
$30,000c__Dec 26 1923 5s '11
J-D
70,000c
1931
5i '11
F-A
70,000c--Aug 14 1938 BOND, DEBT Sept 1913.
$80,000
City-Hail Bonds
Sinking fund———
9 ,000
6s'04
J-J
$25,000c— -July 1 1924 Assess, val. '13 (H act.)—_1,990,000
5s
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1913-
Water-Works
5s '07
$8 '10
—
Bonds.
School tax
J-J 1200,000c— July 1 1937
J-J
40,000c—July 1 1935
J-J
J-J
$50.000c-—July 1 1937
40.000c...July 1 1937
Street Bonds.
5s '07
J-J
$10,000c—-July 1 1937
muldrow.
This town is in
Inc. Dec. 1 1896.
Water Bonds.
Sequoyah County.
Pop'n *10, 671.
,
Reservoir Bonds.
J-J $200,000c
5s
(per $1,000) 1913- —$9.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
3,500
INT. at Nat. Reserra Bk., N. Y.
Bonds.
5s *07
5s.—
July 1 1937
Assessm't debt Sept 18 '12.
159,551
Assess, val. 1912 (abt. act.>5,702,189
rate(per $1,000) '12_$28,75
Population In 1910
7.788
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
Total tax
'11
68
-.1936
—-S26.000C—
Electric-Light Bonds.
68
'11
.
'
S7.000C- —-----1936
---
BQND. DEBT Mar
1913—.$33,000
Assessed valuation 1912—*-341,876
INT. at State fiscal agency in N.Y.
muskogee.
Formerly a city in the Creek Na¬
lawton school district. *
This district not only includes the tion (now in Muskogee County) in the
Indian Territory.
Inoorp. in 1898.
city of Lawton, but also adjacent
Water Bonds.
territory.
M-S $150,000c.-Mch 1 1932
6s '02
ann
$18,900c —-"--1914-1922 58 '02
5s *08
F-A
250.000c—Feb 1 1933
§8'09
J-J
100,000c
Jan 11029
M-S
390.000C--Mcb 1 1936
5s'11 M-N
31,000c—.Not 6 1936 is '11
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$152,000
§8*02
M-S
$25,000o—Mch 1 1932
Sinking fund (est.)_._
22,000
M-Nl00,000c
Nov 1 1925
Assess, val. 1913(4-5 act.)_5,332,337 5c '04
58 *11
M-S
225,000c —Mch 1 1936
School tax (per $1,000) '13
$6.60
Water and Sewer Bonds.
1902
—
INTEREST
on
bonds of
pay¬
able at Treasurer's office; other inter¬
est
at
State
fiscal
agency
in
N.
Y
5b
lindsay.
ii
4Ht'05 M-N $100.000c—Nov
Storm Sewer Bonds.
This city Is in Garvin County.
Water-Works Bonds.
5Hs
M-S $25,000
Mar 1 1934
Electric-Light Bonds.
3Ks
M-S $10,000
Mar 1 1934
TOTAL DEBT Nov 3 1913_$50,000
1912
588,873
Assessed valuation
(per $1,000) '12
Population in 1910
Tax rate
$36.30
1,156
in N.Y.
F-A
Refunding Bonds.
G« *08
N-S
.
$74,000e
Bonds.
1928
Fire-Protection
M-S $60,000c—.Sept 1 1929
Park Bonds.
58 '10
M-S $50,000c
1935
5s *13
F-A 150,000c.—Feb 1 1938
GEN. BD. DT. June 1913.1,909,000
Assessment debt (add'l)—2,300,000
58 *09
Floating debt
Sinking fund
little river drain. dist.
This district is in Pottawatomie Co.
5s'12
M-N $50,000
Mch 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
1 1925
$300,000c—Feb 1 1933
Garbage.Disposal Bonds.
'11
M-S $35,000c.Mch 1 1936
6c'08
(National Reserve Bank).
INT. at State fiscal agency
oldenville.
$75,000c.--Apr 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
5s '09
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1913. $665,000
HAILEYVTLLE.
This city is in Pittsburg County.
Water-Works Bonds.
68 '11
s-a
$60,000
—1936
Total bonded debt
(?)
Population In 1910
2,024
1937
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
6s *12
Sewer
Building Bonds.
'11
J-D $25,000c...June 1
BOND. DEBT Sept 21
'
—.1030
...
5t*s
A-O
18
1
Bonds.
idabel.
GUTHRIE SCHOOL DIST. HO. 60
reno.
city is In Caaadian County.
Incorporated in 1893.
,
el
F-A $32.2160.—Feb
Refunding
(Subject to call after 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Dec 1912- $355,000
Assess, val. 1912 (% act.)_2,546,895
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$29.60
Population in 1910
4,582
INT. at fiscal agency in N. Y.
J-J
'11
5s
lac. April 15
$15,000
60.000—
5s
Bonds
Park
5s '10
elk
1937
1936
M-N$l75,000e—May 1 1937
6s '12
School Bonds.
5s
$1,000) *12 $29.20
Population in 1910
1912.)
Bonds.
Sewer
1 1930
5.000-------
.8'12
GEN. BD. DT. Mar
upheld by
Mch. 12
(Subject to call after Mch 22
—
$20,000c_.-Feb
F-A
68 '10
city charter providing
government approved
New
State
$14.000c-.-Mch 1 1924
M-S
5s '07
Inc.
Guthrie is in Logan County.
1827.
for commission
Bonds.
School
1933
1929
1936
Funding Bonds.
Bonds
'09
.8
GUTHRIE.
..1929
$ 1,000c
5s
5s
.
Sewer
City-Hall Bonds
'09
M-N $20 000
$86.000o
J-J
*12
5s
Bonds.
M-S$150,000c_ —Mar 2
F-A
20,000c - —Feb 1
J-D
80,000c. —June 1
F-A
50,000c. .-Feb 1
J-J
25,000c. .May 31
5s
$80,000
25,000-..
Water-Works and Sewer Bonds.
6s
Bonds (Tax-free).
58
$20.000C-_Aug 15 1936
(90% act)l,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 — .$21.80
Population in 1910 —
964
M-N $20,000—
'09
6s
due ant.
Formerly a city in the Choctaw Na¬
tion (now in Bryan County) in the In¬
dian Territory.
Incorporated 1899.
Water Bonds.
//'vV:;;:
Jail
F-A
11
of McAlester. Com¬
has been adopted
mission government
Water
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913..
—
6s'10
$52,000c_.Aug 15 1936
Assess, val. '1912
Water-Works Bonds
...
M-S
F-A
F-A
Sewer Bonds.
$38,000c
1936 6s
Sewer Bonds
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
6s
S-a
M-N $10,000$14,518c
*..1938 6s '09
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $115,518 BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '13. $110,000
Sinking fund
:
22,210 Assessed valuation 1912_ —1,104,630
Assess, val. '12 (80% act). 1,780,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$26.95
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 -,.$34.15
Population In 1910
3,027
INT. payable at fiscal agency.N.Y.
Population in 1910-ni
2,477
5s
and the old town
Water Bonds.
66 '11
hugo.
• »
This city is in Choctaw County.
frederick.
This city is in Tillman County.
Sewer Bonds.
M-S
4
School Bonds.
...
5s
Mch 1 1934
■
...
...
6s '11
—
___
—_
INT. at fiscal agency,
DUNCAN.
This city is in Stephens County.
Water Bonds.
5s '03
$25,000c
...1923
5s '09
...v
20,000c
1929
6s *11
12,000c
1936
Gity-Hall Bonds.
5s '09
$6,000c
1929
Dec $38,000c
1917-1925
May 80,000c
1929
Aug
45,000c
1929
M-S
37,000c —Mch 23 1937
June 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_
$200,000
6s '11
F-A
10,887c...Nov 1 1936
15,000
6s '12
8,000c
1937 Sinking fund-..
Assess, val. '12 (abt.act.).23,386,736
City-Hall Bonds (part yearly).
State & Co tax (per $1,000)'12_$8.45
5s '09
M-S $12,000c.--Mch 1 1934
GEN. BD.DT. Apr 23 '13- $189,887 Population In 1910 (Census)..31.740
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
Assessment debt (add'l)
98,875
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.)-l,423,080
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $34.10
mc alester.
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
Formerly a city in the Choctaw
Nation, in the Indian Territory, and
hollis.
~~
now in Pittsburg County, Okla.
City
This town is In Harmon County.
was
formed Mch. 29 1906 by the
Refunding Bonds.
'12
$8,000——Jan 1 1932 merger of the city of South McAlester
5^s
4j^s
j/£s
5^s'12
yearly).
M-S $35,000c
Funding Bonds.
5s '09
$9,000
15,000
Oct 1 1933
_s '09
15.000— .L-Nov 11934
CITY BD. DEBT. Nov'13 $145,700
School debt, add'l (est.)
9,000
Assessed valuation
1,153,000
*08
_S
Drainage Bonds.
08 '11
J-J $642,OO0e.-Jan 1
INT. at Nat.
6s
_s
Chandler).
30,000—.Mar 15 1929
60.000_-.Jan 15 1936
5,700_—Nov 15 1932
09
-s
deep fork drain. dist. no. 1.
A district in Lincoln County (P. O.
11922 logan county.
County seat is Guthrie.
-1937
Dec
$20,000c
30,000c
Sewer Bonds (part
...
J-D $12,000c
Deo 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Sept 25.1913_$50,000
6s '10
Refunding Bonds.
_8
...
'12
6s
5s '09
Water-Works Bonds.
6s '10
...
M-S
5s'02
fairfax.
oreek county.
0s '11
151
OKLAHOMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
NOV., 1913.
...
60,000
307,400
val.'12(90%act.)32,201,566
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $23.45
Population In 1910 (Census)_T25.278
Tot.ass'd
152
OKLAHOMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
MUSKOGEE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
58 '03
M-S
4Ms'05
4Ms'09
4^8*09
4Hs'09
$80,000
75,000
225,000
37,000
38.000
175,000
...
OKFUSKEE
Nov 1
1925
Feb
1
1929
Feb
1
1929
Feb
1
COUNTY.
Okemah Is the county seat.
State Loan.
Sept 1 1923
1929
TOT, BD. DT. Oct 1913.
Total cash on hand July 30
*
[Vol.
PERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
7s
Jan
$18,000c
1914
5Hs
J-J
11,000c
1925
5s *11
J-J
30,000c—.Mch 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$59,000
$385,358
1913
245,852
$19,000..
1918
Bridge Bonds.
M-S$ 100,000o .—Mch 1 1930
Assess, val. '13 (abt.
act.) 94,928,416
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_T$5.50
Population In 1910 (Census)..85.232
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '13__$5.10
Population in 1913 (est.)..
30,000
Refunding Bonds.
*10
J-D $31,455c.-Dec 12 1930
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913...$150,450
Sinking fund
38,534
Assessed val. '13 (actual)__8,881,922
State & Co.tax (per $1,000)'13 $10.70
Population in 1910 (Census)
19,995
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk.t N. Y.
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
MUSKOGEE COUNTY.
Muskogee is the county seat.
An
injunction was issued restraining the
County Commissioner from issuing
or selling $500,000 court-house bonds
voted Aug. 26 1911.
V. 93, p. 682.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
''
This city, the capital of the State,
is the county seat of Oklahoma Co.
Incorp. Mch. 10 1891. Commission
government
adopted Mch. 9 1911
(V. 92, p. 747) and upheld,by State
Supreme Court on June 8 1911. V. 92,
p. 1652;
The State Supreme Court
in May 1911 held valid bond issues
of $150,000
for a fire station and
$15,000 for street-cleaning apparatus.
The principal question involved was
whether or not the objects for which
the issues
were made
were
public
utilities, and the Court decides that
they are. V. 92. p.. 1386.
—
_
...
...
5s'11
...
5s '08
...
5s '10
May 11936
5s '12
M-N "130,000...May 1 1937
BOND. DEBT July 11913 $760,000
Sinking fund
132,839
Assessed val. '13 (actual).31,868.313
6s
School tax rate(per $1,000)
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
OKMULGEE.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '09
$22,000.-Dec
PITTSBURG
State Loan.
_s
$44,000c.
15 1934
...
-.
..
Current-Expense Bonds.
'08
$45,000
Funding Bonds.
'09.
$31,500
'10
80,000
Bridge Bonds
...
...
...
5s '10
J-D
$140.000...Dec
5 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.
$296,500
Assess, val. '12 (90%
act.)52,536,887
Population in 1910
52.743
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
Funding Bonds.
6s
NEW
CORDELL.
This city (P. O. Cord ell) is in Wa¬
shita Co.,Inc. as city of first class
May 1908.
Pop'n 1910, 1,950.
Electric-Light Bonds
6s '09
F-A $10,000c...Aug 1 1934
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1919.)
'03
F-A
*09
F-A
$25,000c
F-A
J-D
5s '08
...
F-A
15
5s
M-S
'11
25,000c...Mch 1
Building-Site Bonds.
5s '10
J-J
$10.000c__Jan.3i
Sewer Bonds.
1
1 1929
F-A
20,000c—Feb
City-Hall Bonds.
F-A $15,000c —.Feb
Water Bonds.
5s '03
5s '07
M-N $38,000cA-O
60,000c
5s'09
F-A
True value (est.)...
A-0
185.000c._.Oct
1
OSAGE
5s'11
M-S
125.000C...Mch 1
1936
...
5s
1920
1930
Light and Water Bonds.
$30,000
...
Sewer Bonds.
5s
'09
J-J
$35.000
July 11929
BOND. DEBT Oct 18 1911.$121,000
Assessed valuation 1910
967,962
Total tax
5s '10
Refunding Bonds
rate(per $1,000) '10.$29.00
Population in 1910..
1,992
5s '06
F-A.
'07
F-A
5s
'08
5s
$50,000
...
J-D $100.000c...June 1.1934
A-0 150.000c...Aug 1 1935
5s
Water-Works Bonds,
6s
6s
'09
F-A
5s '10
F-A
$5,000c_.Aug
5,000c..Aug
5,000c..Aug
5,000c__Aug
5,000c..Aug
F-A
15 1926
15
15
15
15
1927
1928"
1929
1930
,
Sewer and
Water
J-J
$50,000c
Jan
31
1935
Park Bonds.
5s *09
.
"
6s '08
M-S $80,000—.i.Mch 1 1933
Refunding Bonds.
6s '13
June$20,000
Junel51933
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 *13. $163,000
Assessed valuation 1912
2,309.404
Total taxrateCper $1,000) '12_$27.40
Population In 1910
3.724
58 '10
...
7s
...
...
...
School tax
rate(per$l,000) '10.$15.50
NOWATA.
This city is In
lncorp. as village
•
class
Aug.
tax-exempt.
about
1908.
All
Pop'n
County,
1892; first
bonds
1910,
,
A-0 $80,000c
Oct"
M-N
20.000C...NOV
5s '00
6s '09
J-J
5s '10
J-J
5s '11
M-S 250,000c—.Mar 1
F-A 100,000c..Feb 15
5s '12
150,000c
Junel 1934
150,000c...Jan 1 1935
(Subject to call
City-Jail Bonds.
Feb
15
J-D
6s '10
A-0
5s '01
City-Hall Bonds.
S^s'll J-J »$20,000c. ..Nov 7 1931
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.. $205,000
Assess, val. '12 (% actual)_2,267,495
Total tax(per $1,000) '11 (est.) $23.50
payable
City
In
Bank
New
and
State fiscal agency.
NOWATA SCH. DIST. NO. 40.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
5Hs'09 s-an $40,000c&r .1916-1929
25,000c&r
...1934
5Hs'09 s-an
5,500cdsr
Funding Bonds.
M-S
$8.000c
BOND. DEBT July 1913.
1934
5s '10
1935
$78,500
Sinking fund
5,000
Assess, val. '13
Sch.
tax rate
$10,000c_—Oct 1
1935
(3-5 act.)_72,171,074
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13..$8.50
Population In 1910 (Census)..64.205
INTEREST on 6s, 5s and 4&s is
payable at Nat. Reserve Bank, N ,Y.;
4^s due Sept. 1 1925
Nat. Bank, N. Y.
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N.Y.
in
....
6s *07
J-D
$60,000c
1937
Sewer Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
6s '07
J-D
Water and
Light Bonds.
Aug $60,000—.Aug 15 1936
Utility Bonds.
5s '09
Dec $10,000c—.Mch 1 1934
(Subject to call Mch. 1 1924.)
Funding Bonds.
6s
$4,882 —_Jan 15 1932
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913— $186,882
Assessment debt (add'l)
80,000
Public
Sinking fund
at Hanover
OKLAHOMA CITY SCH. DIST.
J-J
$45,500c...Jan 11914
»5,000—June" 3 '14-'15
100,000
July 1 1923
J-D
J-J
11,113
Assessed val. '13
(% act.).2,217,163
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'13_$33.00
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank. N. Y.
9s !2Z
Hv
•
'
3.800-..July 5 1927
5s 08
J-D
75,000.
June 2 1928
Hs'09 J-J 300,000....Jan 11929
4J^s'09 F-A 150,000.
Aug 1 1929
6s"'09
J-J
45,000 —-Dec 1 1929
5s '10
J-D 300,000
June 1 1930
5s '10
A-0 135,000
Oct
11930
4
5s '11
J-J
235,000 ....July 1 1931
6s '04
M-S
4,000.Sept 10.'25-'34
4 J4s'09 J-D
133,000
June 15 1929
Funding Bonds.
5s *11
68
V
*
5s
...
T
'11
J-D
1
'26
f$29,000„_Dec
29,000 —Dec
I 30,000 —.Dec
I 30,000 —.Dec
BOND. DEBT July
'16-'21&
6s *07
15
1921
15
1926
15 1931
1'13.$1,917,300
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation
tax
$20,000
—
6s'11
252,004
1912—77,322,866
(per $1,000) 1912___$6.00
INTEREST payable at National
Reserve Bank. New York.
Electric
6s
OKLAHOMA COUNTY.
Nowata is the county seat.
State
5s
'08
Loan.
J-J
$20,000
Bridge Bonds
58 '10
J-J $100,000
Court-House
County seat is Oklahoma City.
Drainage Warrants.
$29,000
Funding Bonds.
6s *96
$59,300—Jan 27 '17-'26
6s
and
Jail
Jan
1
1918
July 1 1935
Bonds
F-A $75,000
Aug 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$195,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 13,000,892
State & Co.tax(per$l,000) '13..$8.50
5s '10
Population In 1910 (Census) ..14,223
INT. at fiscal agency In New York.
05
...
'99
72.600
44,000
4Hs 09
5Hsll
Nov 1
1920
Sept 13 1934
40,450...Aug 15
•_
1936
Court-House Bonds.
4^s'03
4HS 05
Jail
4^s'05
...
...
$100,000—Dec. 31
10,000—Sept 1
'24-33
'26-35
Bonds.
....
$30.000—Sept 11926-35
J-J
Park
1931
$18,000c
1929
Light Bonds.
$6,000c
„
1929
....
Bonds.
6s '11
M-N $12.000c
—
—
1931
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$89,000
Assessed val. '13 (90% act.) 596,073
Population in 1910
.1,070
SALLISAW.
This city is In Sequoyah County.
Waterworks Bonds.
6s
'08
J-J
6s '12
$60,000o
Jan 1 1933
42,5000...Mch 1 1937
M-S
Sewer
•
Bonds.
'11
Nov $45,000o.__Nov 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $147,506
6s
Assessment debt
26,000
Judgment debt
5,250
Sinking fund and interests.
20,525
Assess, val. '12 (80% act.).1,206,567
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 12.$44.85
—
-
-
N.Y.
Apr
1 1922
SAND SPRINGS SCH. DISTRICT.
July $30,000
Refunding Bonds.
A
09
July 1 1928
6s
district in
'12
J-J
—
INT.
at Nat.
Reservfc Bank, N.Y.
This town is In Creek
Water-Works
5s '03
5s
PAWNEE
'07
6.000—-Apr
6s '09
65,000
....
Sewer
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
In Paw¬
5s '09
20 1927
Jan
1 1929
250,000—..July 1 1930
Bonds.
5s *07
County. Pop'n 1913 (est.), 2.QP0.
County.
Bonds.
$25,000—..Mch 2 1923
5s '10
A district
(P. O. Pawnee)
Building Bonds.
5s
.1933
(?)
SAPULPA.
—
—
.
County.
$8,000
July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$58,000
Sinking fund
18,184
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).2,265,150
School tax (per $1,000) 1913
$8.50
Population in 1913 (est.)
3,800
nee
Tulsa
$27,000
TOTAL DEBT
'11
5S
M-N $35,000c...May 1
—i
8,000c
.
5s
5,6400
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 1913
Assess, val. '12 (abt.
1936
1920
....1925
...
_
$459,640
act.).1,497,819
School tax rate(per $1,000) '12 $13 00
$37,000—.Apr 20 1927
25,000....June 1 1929
50,000—Aug 1 1930
Water and Sewer Bonds.
5s
6s
Stillwater is
the
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913
$50,000
Floating debt
2,630
Sinking fund
4,507
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 14,097,479
State&Co. tax
(per$l,000) '13.$6.25
Population in 1910
PERRY.
This city is the county seat of No¬
Pop'n in 1910, 3,133.
Water
6Hs'06
Bonds.
M-N
Funding
6s T08
$30,000.May 10'27-'S6
to
Bonds
call
(Assessment at about full value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$16.00
INT.at First Nat. Bank, Perry.
1 1930
10,000—...July 1 1930
'09
F-A $82,000_T_Feb
Refunding Bonds.
'12
F-A $63,350 —.Jan
13 1929
15 1932
Park Bonds.
'12 M-N$ 100,000c_.Nov 1 1932
Floating debt
Sinking fund
70,000
30,000
Assoss. val. '13 (3-5 act.)__5,518,835
City tax rate (per $1,000) *13_$15.55
Population in 1910
8,283
INT. at fiscal agency in N. Y,
SAPULPA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s
'03
M-S $15,000c
5s *07
A-O
5s '08
M-S
5s
'09
M-S
5s
'09
M-S
F-A
$34,000..Aug 1 1933
after Aug 1 1924.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $158,000
Assess, val. '121 (abt. act.)_1,600,000
'Subject
—
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 '13— $803,350
23,735
ble County.
-
Fu,nding Bonds.
5s g
..
Jan 11943
$15,000 ——Nov 1 1928
Apparatus Bonds. ..
—: $5,000
Jan
*10
'10
county seat.
1920-1929
....
Fire
6s
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'99 A-0 $50.000c
'08
5s
6S
COUNTY.
'13
J-J
$75,000c
Building Bonds.
5s
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
PAYNE
J-D
5s '10
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
NOWATA COUNTY.
1929
8,000c
Bonds.
J-J
6s
County.
$45,000c
M-N
Sewer
(Tax-exempt)
6s '08
'31
15 1916
J-J
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank,
•
M-S 2OO,000J"Mch
548
PAWHUSKA SCHOOL DISTRICT
60,000....June 1 1925
8,000— .Mch 15 1925
.
J-J
4,719
378,930
"
1937
$40,000c
6s '11
68
(U actual)_2,825,000 School
(per $1,000) '13.$7.50
Population In 1913 (est.)..
6.000
Popula.
—
1910
v.,.,.-.
This town is in Jefferson
Water Works Bonds.
Inc.
gov't
V. 95,
1910,4,776..
'City owns and operates its water,
electric-light and natural-gas plants.
City-Hall Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
6s '07
$12,000c—May 25 i927
Water Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
—
RYAN.
Assess, val. '13
6s '05
Sept 1 1934
Population in
Commission
...
$30,000c
Mch 1 1931
BOND. DEBT SeDt 1 '13
$3,713,500
4Hs'05 J-D
$30,000c
8-an
June 11934
M-S
'03
75,000c...June 1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
5s '09
1922.)
$15,000c...Aug 1 1935
4s
5^s'll J-D
Nat.
1937
City-Hall Bonds.
'95
City at
1936
Street Bonds.
5s '10
A-0
6s
Is
1936
Building Bonds.
M-S
INTEREST
1930
1
5s '09
5S *09
York
1
A-0
6s '94
$65,000c...Sept 1 1928
15,000c..-Sept 1 1934
M-S
1930
200,000c...Apr 1 1937
M-N 35,000c
May 1 1934
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '08
M-S
5s '09
1
311.
p.
—
fund
Assessed valuation 1912
PAWHUSKA.
This city is in Osage County.
1935
1
are
3,672.
1937
BONDED DEBT Sept 1912.$33,000
adopted during July 1912.
50.000c._0ct
Muskogee County.
Light Bonds.
$33,000c
J-J
Sinking
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.) 26,319,888
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) *12 $6.55
1906.
'12
6s
—
_
June
4Hs'06 F-A 225.000c...Feb
on
Nowata
Water and
15 1937
,
1935
Water Bonds.
5s '00
:..
5,000...Mch 15 1914
5s
25,000
Jan 1 1929
5s '
15,000
Jan 1 1929
5S
10.000
July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT
Apr 21 *13. $69,000
Assessed val. '12 .(est.)
2,800.000
85,000...Dec
1934
$35,000c
Police-Alarm Bonds.
...
PORUM.
1932
—
J-D $400.000c__June 1
A-0
150,000c..Oct 1
F-A 250,000c..Feb 15 1937
(Subject to call Feb. 15 1922.)
5s'09
NORMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
6s
$11,500
Feb 1 1914
6s
2,500
Assessed valuation 1912. —1,058,070
'22-*31
Funding Bonds.
6s '12
M-S $29,800
Jan 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12.
$190,000
Floating debt
25s000
Sinking fund—•_
15,000
28
Grant County.
This town Is In
...
A-0
5s'10
5s '07
Bonds.
A district in
Incinerator Bonds
5s'10
5s '12
NORMAN.
County seat of Cleveland 0«. First
inc. 1889; city of first class 1902.
6s
Mch $16,000
(Subject to call.)
Refunding Bonds.
$60,000
M-S
N.Y.
5s '11
A-0 $40,000
Nov 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 23'12.
$40,000
1917
...
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
'11
J-D $100,000.Dec 1
'12
Reserve Bank,
POND CREEK SCHOOL DIST.
5s
6s
-
——
—
COUNTY.
Current-Expense Bonds.
6s
$30,000
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s'09
$12,000c__
INT. at Nat.
Pawhuska
Is
the
county
seat.
Bonds are.tax-free.
Pop.'10, 20,101
1936
Oct
$68,000
Assessed valuation 1912
2,188,197
Population in 1913 (est.)—
.5,000
..4,104,675
1934
NEWKIRK.
This city is in Kay County.
City Hail Bonds.
6s
$6,000
.,.1919
School-Equipment Bonds.
Nov $15,000c
Building Bonds.
5s
INT. at Nat. Reserve
Bank, N. Y.
1934
200.000c...Dec 1
funding bonds payable at
N. Y.
6s&7s
July
6,000c.
BOND. DEBT May 5 1913
,
50.000c..-Aug 1 1937
15,000c...May 1 1934
M-N
'09
on
PONCA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
>
A district (P. O.Ponca) in Kay Co.
5s '11
M-N $35.000c.. Nov 1 1936
.7,000,000
5s
M-S $25.000-...Mch 1 1929
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913—
$90,000
Assessed valuation 1911.
'
J-D
6s '09
INT.
National Reserve Bank,
5s
1935
5s '09
5s
1923
OKMULGEE SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds.
1936
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bk., N. Y.
A-0
1
Oct 24 1927
...
A-0 $20,000c...Nov 15 1930
1
Nov
15,000c...Feb 11929
6s '10
60.000c
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $317,000
Assessed valuation 1912—.2,818,303
1928
5s '07
'00
4^8*06 F-A 225,000c...Feb
1929
INT. at Nat. Reserve
Bank, N. Y.
1919.)
$62,500
Sinking fund
1,200
Assessed val. '13 (^ act.)_992,323
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $30.93
5s
5s
Bonds.
$8 '09
,
72,500c.-Feb
Funding Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
s-a
$89,540c___Jan 10 1936
BOND DEBT Apr 1 1913
$133,540
Floating debt (estimated)
14,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1913
147,540
Sinking fund
26,263
NET DEBT Apr 1 1913—
121,277
Assess, val. '12 (% act.)_20,120,553
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) *12_$9.00
Population in 1910..
—47,650
15 1923
M-N $15,000c—.Nov 1 1923
7.000c...Oct 24 1927
F-A
50.000c...Feb 11929
5s'09
'11
A-0 200,000c...Oct 9 1936
Hospital Bonds.
5s '08
M-N $10,000c..Nov 16 1933
5s '08
M-N
15,000c ..Nov 16 1933
27,500c...Aug 1 1934
1
$15,000c—Mch
5s '09
5S
1928
(Subject to call after Aug.
BOND. DEBT Oct 2'13..
Sewer
5s '03
5s '07
$10,00Oc._Aug 15 1915
31,000cJune 24'17-'26
45.000c...Sept 1 1925
4^s'06M-S
Water Bonds
6s
'95
6s '96
6s
M-S
COUNTY.
McAlester is the county seat.
School Bonds.
6s '03
„
18,000
(%/i actual .1,676,706
'12.$7.00
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '12
This city Is In
Okmulgee County.
Commission
government
adopted
Apr. 2 1912. Pop'n 1910, 4,176.
—
xcvii.
5s *11
12,000c.
30,000c
34,000c
...1923
—
1927
Sept 1 1928
Sept 1 1929
30,00Qc/Sept 1 '19-'24
% \ '29-,34
J-D
40,000c
June 1 1936
TOT. BD.DT. Sept 1913.
$161,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. acfc.)_6,365.553
-
INT.
Bank,
on
bonds of 1903 at FirstNat.
Chicago;
Reserve Bank,
others
N. Y
.
at
National
SHATTUCK.
This town
In Ellis County.
Is
Water Bonds {red. beg. 1919).
$50.000
July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Nov 3 1913_$50,000
08 '09
622,232
Assessed valuation 1912
Town tax rate (per
$1,000)'12.$18,80
Population In 1910
-1,231
Library Bonds.
$500c__Nov 15 1914
5s '12 M-N
5,500c_Nov 15 '16-'36
($500 every two yrs.
1,000c. .Nov 15 1937
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '13.$1,090,000
Sinking fund Aug 1 1913..
330,000
Assessed value of all prop¬
for
taxation
as
equalized for 1913.
18,307,192
(per $1,000) 1912—$24.00
Population in 1910—.
18,182
Population in 1913 (est.
33,000
erty
SHAWNEE.
Total tax
city Is In Pottowatomle Co.
Incorp. as a city of first class Mch. 16
This
Population in 1910,12,474.
1896.
Refunding Bonds.
5HS
$46,000
'97
6s
'95
..—
Oct 16 1917
1915
2,200c
1918
5s
'09
125,000c—.Jan
1934
6s
'08
5Hs'04J-J
City Hall Bonds.
5s '03
$30,0000.May
5s
$125,000c..Jan
J-J
'09
$165,000-'..Feb
F-A
*07
'12
5s
T
DIST.
^
ADA
NO.
T
-f
Hospital Bonds.
J.J
$20,000c—Jan
Park Bonds.
5s '09
'12
GEN. BD
.
HOC
$50,000—iJan 11925
M-S
25,000
Mar 15 1920
M-S
30,000
Sept 11927
J-J
125,000—„Jan 1 1929
J-J
30,000—July 1 1914
J-J
150,000—July 15 1932
$405,000
....
TULSA
1 1929
N*.
COUNTY.
Court-House
1 1918
Bonds.
tax-exempt.
J-D
5s
$200,000c.. —...^1930
Bridge Bonds.
5s
J-D
$75,000c...June 1 1930
Jail Bonds.
J-D
15,000c
F-A
58
120,000c
J-J
58
'10
58
__
44,000c
J-J
50,000
Refunding Bonds.
68 g
M-S
$7,500C
Sinkingfundi.
55,880
(\4 act.).48,196,590
Assess, val. '13
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'13.$8.50
..1919
....1933
.1936
—a
1929
1935
July 1 1935
—. —
.. —
BOND. DEBT Jan 18'11—
1918-1927
$240,500
Floating debt (est) Sept 1'10
20,000
Sinking fund Sept 1 1910—
35.000
Assess, val. '10 (14 act.)— 5,286,485
School tax (per $1,000) 1910.$9.00
INT. at Nat.Reserve Bank, N. Y.
Population In 1910.:
Population in 1913 (est.).,:
This place Is In Kiowa
6s *05
$30,000
6s *07
15,000
County.
1925
1927
...
...
1931
40,000
•
Refunding Bends.
'
6s '12
$21,800
1932
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 1913—$106,800
Assess.val.'12 (abt.66% act.) 500,679
1912—$31.95
Population in 1910...
—1,122
Formerly a town in the Cherokee
Nation (now In Craig County) In the
Indian Territory.
Pop'n '10, 4,082.
Water
Bonds—
J-D
5s
5s
1
$65,000c...Dec
20,000
...
Apr
1923
1 1930
Bonds—
Sewer
$20.Q00C—Dec
J-D
5s
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '09
$28.000
Floating debt
Sinking fund.
1
1923
July 1 1929
Farmers' & Mer¬
(abt. act.) 4,650,000
City tax rate (per $1,000)'12.$10.50
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y.
WAGONER.
This city Is in Wagoner County.
Water-Works Bonds.
semi-an
5s
$72,000c
semi-an
semi-an
1934
1934
Sewer
Bonds.
semi-an
5s
Funding
5s
'11
Park
s-a
»
$35,000c
1934
Bonds.
$29,000c
—.. —
.1936
Bonds.
...
$20,0000
—
—
1937
City-Hall Bonds.
$15,000c
1934
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 '13. $301,000
Sinking fund Sept 1 1912—
16,401
Assess, val. '12 (% act.)„ 2,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..i$29.50
Population In 1910—4,018
....
...
SULPHUR SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is In Murray County.
5s
J-J
$54,000c —.,- — — 1932
.a
10,000c
...1931
Funding Bonds.
6s '12
A-O $2,697.86.Apr 16 1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912—
$66,698
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_1,739,127
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '12—$7.50
...
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
TONKAWA.
This city is in Kay County.
Water-Works
68
'12
BONDED DEBT Mch 1912.$67,000
valuation
Assessed
Total tax rate (per
WAGONER COUNTY.
—
tion
;
Bonds.
'05
5S
'07
M-S
5s
'08
5s
'09
30,000c—Oct 15 1928
65,000c
June 11929
35,000c—Apr 15 1930
M-S 100,000c..-Sept 1 1931
'10
'11
Sept 1
2oJU< C.-
1927
A-0
...
Water
Bonds.
June 1 1928
(Subject to call after June 1 1918.)
5a '09
$20.000c
June 1 1929
5s '10
100,000c—Apr 15 1930
5s '11
M-S
90,000c—Nov 15 1931
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s '09
$20.000c_. June 1 1929
5s *11
M-S
50,000c—Nov 15 1931
Storage-House Bonds.
5s '09
$6.000c— .June 1 1929
6s
:22,086
$250 000c
'08
...
—
'10
$57.000o—Jan
15 1930
Bonds.
J-J
$26,000c__Jan
15 1930
ElectrioLight-Plant Bonds.
'10
J-J
$7,000o_.Jan
15 1930
BOND. DEBT Feb 1911
Assessed valuation 1909.:
$92,600
800,000
Population in 1910.—
1.377
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
WALTER SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
$35,000.—Jan 21 1928
Funding Bonds.
6s '12
J-J
$30,000
Jan 31 1937
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
$65,000
Sinking fund
4,500
Assess, val. '12 (60% act.)
868,469
School tax rate (per $1,000)'12 $11.00
Population of dist., 1912 (est.).1,500
WASHINGTON
-
5s
53
5s
5s
$25,000c
June 1 1929
'13
F-A
40,000c_Feb 1 '18-'38
Street Bonds.
'11
M-S $33,000c„Nov 15 1931
(Part due each year.)
Paving Bonds.
*11
M-N$l 1,000c—Nov 15 1931
(Part due each year.)
Convention-Hall Bonds,
*13
F-Aj $20,000c—Feb 1 1918
'09
—
\
80,OOOc_Feb 1 '19-'38
county seat.
Current Expense Bonds.
'08
$25,000
Jan 1
Court-House
6s
COUNTY.
Is
Bartlesville
...
Park Bonds.
5s
Tulsa Co
1918
& Jail Bonds.
'12
J-J $115,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 20'13
1917
$140,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-28,305,225
State &Co. tax (per$l,000) '12 .$7.25
Population In 1910—
17,484
62,512,082
615,000,000
§722,637
1798,923
70,000
—84,517
.154,000
110,948,931
Coalgate (C), Coal County.
Colllnsville School Dist. No. 32
—
63,500
41,000
Copan School District No. 4
30,000
Cotton Co. School Dist. No. 1
65,000
Coweta (C), Wagoner County
46,000
Creek Co. S. D. No. 2 (P.O.Bristow) 31,000
:..w.-.
611.80
67.25
"
10".00
17,960
'1,667
"
"l",576
626.00
612,932,840
Cleveland County
1,273
1,968
———
6794,261
Bryan County.
45,000
Carmen (C), Alfalfa County
70,000
Carter County
..496,000
Chandler (C), Lincolnl County—..—90,500
Chattanooga (T), Comanche Co
i/25,000
Checotah (C), Mcintosh County
120,000
Chelsea (T), Rogers County
76,000
Cherokee School District
38,000
Broken Arrow (C),
67.25
29,854
883
640.50
69.95
6540,000
612,615,925
61,600,000
25,358
2,024
471
6694,730
1,250,000
629.004-
T7~65
§1,209,481
62,000,000
6487,000
63,081,409
6860,000
6718,288
1,683
1,350
$30.00
$1,691,469
18,843
3,255
69.50
639.50
1,381
622*66
IIIIII
—
1,187
—
I752J13
~a9~40
1,072
619,236,161
/600.000
68,729,020
66.25
a24.25
23,231
1,416
14,132
60,500
Dustln (T), Hughes County
25,000
Edmond (C), Oklahoma County—100,000
Enid (C), Garfield County..
640,984
f3,007,035
T7.50
68561402
618180
67,866,169
614.00
Beckham County.
—
37,500
Eufaula, Mcintosh County
140,000
Francis (T), Pontotoc CountyT
50,000
Frederick School District
47,000
Garfield County......
46,000
Garvin County
:
..291,000
Geary, Blaine County
52,000
Gotebo, Kiowa County
;
28,000
Granite (C), Greer County
45,000
Grove (T), Delaware County
35,000
Hartshorne, Pittsburg Co
130,0001
Hartshorne School District No. 1— 25,000
H^avener (C)
La Flore County
56,735
Hinton (T), Caddo County...
30,000
Hobart School District
103,000
Holdenvllle School District—..—— 39,000
$485,729
Cushing (T), Payne County
Custer City School District
Custer County
Davis, Murray County.
Dewey County
Durant School District
"
.104,000
25,000
38,800
25,000
26,550
Erlck (T),
Hominy, Osage County
—
49,250
Hughes County
1
73,500
Jackson County
130,000
Jefferson County Sch. Dist. No. 1.. 25,000
Johnston County
...z217,000
Kay County
—
32,500
Kingfisher County
29,000
Kiowa (T), Pittsburg County
51,000
Krebs (C), Pittsburg County
60,000
Leflore County.
•
83,000
Lehigh, Coal County..
65,000
Lincoln County
36,900
Love County
130,000
Love County School Dist. No. 16— 46,828
Mcintosh County.
39,470
Madill, Marshall County...
40,000
Mangum, Greer County
185,000
Marlow School District
35,000
Marshall County Sch. Dist. No. 2— 25,000
Medford School District
:
43,000
......
34,000
z88,290
...
30,000
47,000
25,000
Miami, Ottawa County
Noble County
Okeene (T), Blaine County
Okmulgee County
Ottawa County
County Sch. Dist.'No. 26— 25,000
88,000
92,500
Pawnee County.
31,000
Ponca City, Kay County.
102,500
Pontotoc County
52,000
Poteau (C), Leflore County
100,000
Pottawatomie County
119,500
Ralston, Pawnee County
30,000
Ramona School District No. 16
Roll, Pontotoc County
Roger Mills County.
^
-
...
Rogers County
Seminole County..j
50,000
45,000
41,000
68,000
111,125
Seminole Co. Sch. Dist. No. 22
...
...
47,000
Paul's Valley, Garvin County
Pawnee (C), Pawnee County—
Comanche County.
$30,000c;.-_July 1 1925
5s
5s
...
Bonds.
J-J
Sewer
TULSA.
...
98,000
55,000
Bristow (T), Creek County.
Britton School District.
Ottawa
This city Is in
Water
5s
Bds.
WALTER,
..'10
Sewer
29,000
85,000
Blaine County
—
.
$171,500
Population in 1910
.1,776
Formerly a town In the Creek Na¬
(now in Tulsa County), In the
Indian Territory.
Funding Bonds (red. beg. 1918).
$8 '08
—J- ,$30.000—.Mch 16 1928
Refunding Bonds.
58 '09
$23,000c—Apr 1 1934
al9.33
U—w.
...
Wagoner Is the county seat.
Verdigris Drain. Dist. No. 1
6s '12
s-a $171,500
1911..-.865,000
$1,000)'11 .$30.10
Population in 1910
/412,576
§1,102.457
1,002,422
31,000
31
—.—
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$20,000
_—
N. Y.
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank,
Assessed valuation 1912—15,011,'835
State & co. tax (per $1,000)'1,2 .$7.25
Bonds.
66.50
,
Light, Water and Sewer Bonds.
58
semi-an $40,000c
...1936
3,444
Population in 1910—.—
$50,000c
Power Bonds.
$40,Q00c
Light and
5s
STILLWATER.
This city is in Payne County.
Water-Works Bonds.
'
5s
J-J
$5,000....May 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913— $142,000
Water debt (incl)
98,000
Assessed valuation
..1,894,590
1925
—
(Sub. to call at 105 after Dec 15 *15.)
5s
chants' Bank, Snyder.
10,000
40.000
....
Assess, val. '12
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT. payable at
4,821
63,266,061
38,000
(T), Pushmataha Co.
Comanche (C), Stephens County.__
VTNITA.
...
6s '11
34,995
60,000
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
BOND. DEBT May 1912— $133,000
SNYDER.
§18.20
65,500
25,000
—
—
$25,000..Jan 1921-1930
BOND. DEBT Sept. 27 '13.$337,000
Building Bonds.
F-A
$4,000c
J-J
50.000C
'""645
Bigheart Sch. Dist. No. 29—
Funding Bonds.
5s
Jan
$37,000c—Jan
Y.
SHAWNEE SCH. DIST. NO. 93.
1,279
§11.80
647.10
Blackwell School District
Tulsa Is the county seat.
PopuVn
1910.
$6750,000
25,000
.351,000
Alva School District
Beckham Co. Sch. Dist. No.
Tax
61,695,941
6267,000
62,248,000
58,865
Pontotoc County
Altus (C), Jackson County..;
Atoka (C), Atoka.County
1 1929
Assessed
Valuation, per $1,000.
635.60
.—$54,000
Altus School District.
INT. at fiscal agency in N.Y. City.
—
68 g
48
Debt.
School tax rate (per $1,000 '13_$7.20
5s
M-N
8,000c
Mch 1 1927
12,000c...Apr 1 1929
5s '11
J-J
5,000c
July 1 1931
City-Hall Bonds.
5Hs'09 s~an
$6,000c
Apr 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Sept 25 '13
$55,500
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 1,135,372
Population in 1910
2,002
Bonded
1 1929
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank.
5s
1 1926
M-S
represented among the foregoing.
Location—,
1 1937
500,000
(abt. act.)_8,252,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$35.00
Assessment debt
are
5s '07
5^s'09 A-O
statistics regarding the minor divisions in the
State of Oklahoma which are not
Allen,
DT. Nov. 1913. $653,398
bonds
city Is
In Garvin County.
city of first class In 1907.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give
Afton (T), Ottawa County
Alfalfa Co. Sch. Dist. No. 46.
Assess, val. '12
All
1911..$26.00
50,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.) 20,800,189
Nov 19 1932
$50,000
...
(abt. act.)_2,478,085
(per $1,000)
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N.Y.
Antlers
$50,000c—.Jan
J-J
tax
as
Water Bonds.
5s '06
F-A $24,500c._.Feb
22.
t
Convention Hall Bonds.
5s '09
BOND. DEBT Feb 19 *12 ..$198,000
Total
Sinking fund—
Water Bonds.
Sewer and
Mch 1,1936
TOT. DEBT Sept 1913—
1 1923
Bonds.
Sewer
5s
SCHOOL
T
J-J
'06
5s
A-0 $35,000c_'—Oct
'98
—
(Subject to call after March 1, '16)
M-N $15.000c— May 1 1937
(Sublect to call after May 1 1917.)
6s '10
M-S $33,000-Sept 1 1935
6s '07
i
5s '05
5s *07
Works Bonds.
Water
6s
M&S $50,000c..
Assess, val. '11
This
Inc.
Water Bonds.
6s '06
INT. at Nat. Reserve Bank, N. Y.
TULSA
$5,198C
—.
Sept 11935
...
.——1938
——
Funding Bonds.
6s
WYNNEWOOD.
Electric-Light Bonds.
$30,000
6s '10
\:{-
•
...
153
OKLAHOMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913. J
29,000
Sentinel (T), Washita County...
30,000
Sequoyah County Sch. Dist. No. 1. 25,000
Stephens County
48,370
Stlgler (C), Haskell County
z$75,000
Stillwater School Dist. No. 16.
25,500
Strike Axe Twp. (P.O. Pawhuska). 50,000
Stroud, Lincoln County
39,500
Tahlequah (C). Cherokee County
27,500
Talihina, Le Flore County
25,000
Tecumseh (C), Pottawatomie Co
68,000
Tishomingo (T), Johnston County— 44,500
Wapanucka, Johnston County
60,000
Washington County Sch. Dist. No. 7 75,000
Washington County S. D. No.16
49.500
Washita County
148,000
Watonga, Blaine County
90,000
Waurika, Jefferson County
40,000
Weatherford (C), Custer County
150,000
Westville (T), Adair County
Z29.500
Wetumka (T), Hughes County
65,000
Woodward School Dist. No. 1
£96,500
—
Yukon, Canadian County
40,000
65.95
""579
~
61.250,000
63.46
$367,956
64,438.350
634,545,000
611,527,839
61,000,000
$4.50
65.70
64.85
612.56
2,090
13,799
915
1,307
931
33,050
26,545
1,452
-
740
645.00
6614.293
6483,916
6775.752
61,000,000
6425,362
6408,959
3,000,000
1,229
888
635.50
2,963
""
78d
636.80
-
686
"*9165
65,00
62,095.725
.760
612", 1661065
66.25
616,429,429
1901,025
67,542,747
630,000,000
112.40
69.21
65.25
118,312,460
16.75
612,428,313
/555,788
622,366,671
64,676,530
11,577,482
69,658,954
■v
700,000
68.60
a29.50
67.85
.
68.75
16", 734
26,999
18,825
1,021
2,884
29,127
1,880
34,779
10,236
19.50
69.75
20",961
a20.00
12,000,000
1,564
3,667
"
14166
/l,000,556
11,100,088
1,263,234
71,598,732
613,473,744
6406,251
616,666,964
69,154,000
69,480,000
1,242,000
61,182,484
612,910,751
61,702,000
13,862,492
1917,865
$29,856,586
24,040
23,737
tll.30
9.60
9.75
66.55
2,907
14,945
$11.00
68.55
21,115
15,713
610.00
20.00
"2",689
612.50
67.75
625.50
2,161.
17,332
2,521
<77.05
136.87
,
920
68.55
24,331
1,830
43,595
§6.70
6250,668 *618.00
65.80
66,116,774
1545,852
67,500.000
65.50
615,064,756
■
597
"ll044
12,861
17,736
'7001600
§325,000
a30.60
11,385,333
68,538,908
•
857
f7.20
68.15
$800,000
.
22,252
1,583
$12.00
"7071239
a30.00
3,674
1,220
2,891
1,776
1,626
1,408
§502,117
62,652.481
66,169,337
617.650,000
1815,195
el,000.000
$15.00
948
4,000,000
$796,733
1,050,000
§376,093
$22.40
a29.50
68.80
65.80
65.05
25,034
1,728
2,928
2,118
$30.00
1,190
"IIIII
"11618
11,400,009
$406,039
§900.000
e2,014,868
1504,660
802
WOODWARD.
This
town
Is
Woodlvard Co.
Sewer
0s '10
Bonds.
the
county- seat
of
Pop'n 1910, 2,696.
,
$68,000....May
1 1935
(C)
City.
(T) Town,
a Total
tax.
e 1909
figures.
/1910 flgnres.
g State and county tax."
* Exclusive of railroad assessment,
x Total debt.
y This covers merely a recent Issue of bonds; we are not Informed as to what
is total debt
\ 1911 flvures.
6 1912 fierures.
t 1913 figures.
«
154
Debts
OF
IN
INDEX
FOR
Resources
and
THE
THE
THE
PACIFIC
C ALIFORNIA—State, Cities,
&b—-Pages 154 to 160
OREGON—State, Cities, &c_,
Pages 160 to 162
STATES,
CITIESM
Etc.
WASHINGTON—State, Cities, &c
.
,____Pages 162 to 165
NEVADA—State, Cities, &c.-..
Page 165
of San
Francisco were
adopted at the general election on Nov. 8 1910
V. 92, p. 202.
This latter issue was declared valid by the Supreme Court
on Nov. 14 1911.
V. 93,
State of California.
p. 1337.
On May 23 1912 Judge Seawall in th®
Superior Court dismissed the order to show cause why an injunction should
restraining the sale of the $1,000,000 4% India Basin bpnds.
V. 94, p. 1519.
The offering of these bonds, which was to have taken plac®
July 22 1912, has been indefinitely postponed.
V. 95, p. 312.
•
■
its
not be issued
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Admitted
Total
State
as a
State (Act of
of State (square
area
Capital
Sept. 9 1850)—--—Sept. 9 1850
miles)
-
—
—
—158,297
Sacramento
1st Mon.aft.Jap.1'15)—H. W. Johnson
(term exp. 1st Hon. aft.Jan. 1 '15)-F. C. Jordan
Treasurer (term exp.1st
Mon.aft.Jan.l '15)_Edw. D< Roberts
Legislature meets blannually in odd years on the first Monday after
January 1, and sessions are not limited, though members shall only receive
for thei services $1,000 for each regular session and $10 for each day while
in special session.
HISTORY OP DEBT.—For early history of the State debt,
see
"State
and City Section" of April 1104, page 142.
"v Civil War Bonds of 1817.
Int. ceased
$3,500c_
Sea
—.
—
Funded Debt Bonds.
«s g 73 J-J $2,277.500o
*
Wall
Bonds.
4s *05 J-J $2,000,000c--Jan 2 1924
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1914.)
Harbor-Improvement Bonds.
4s g H J-J $4,525,000c-July 2 1985
(Subject to call beg. July.2 1050.)
Highway Bonds.
U
4s'll J-J $5,200,000c. July 3 '17-'20
Civil War Bonds of I860
Int. ceased
$500c.
_
(*)
Of which $1,520,600 held by State School Fund and $751,000 by Uni¬
versity fund.
:
V
DEBT LIMITATION.—The limitations fixed in the constitution of Cali¬
fornia with reference to the creation of Sta.e debt, debts of counties, cities,
^owns, Ac., are as follows:
ARTICLE
Section 1.
State Indebtedness.—The Legislature shall
debt or debts, liability or liabilities, which
in aggregate with any previous debts or liabilities, exceed
the sum of three hundred thousand dollars, except in case of war to repel
invasion or suppress insurrection, unless the same shall be authorized
by law for some single object or work to be distinctly specified therein,
which law shall provide ways and means, exclusive of loans, for the pay¬
ment of the interest of such debt or liability as it falls due, and also to
pay and discharge the principal of such debt or liability within seventy-five
years of the time of the contracting thereof, and shall be irrepealable until
the principal and interest thereon shall be paid and discharged, and such
law may make provision for a sinking fund to
pay the principal of suoh debt
or liability to commence at a time after the Incurring of such debt or lia¬
bility of not more than a period of one-fourth of the time of maturity of
such debt or liability; but no such law shall take effect until, at a general
election, it shall have been submitted to the people and shall have received a
majority of all the votes cast for and against it at such election; and all
moneys raised by authority of such law shall be applied only to the
specific
object therein stated, or to the payment of the debt thereby created, and
such law shall be published in at least one newspaper in each county, or city
and county, if one be published therein, throughout the State, for three
months next preceding the election at which it is submitted to the people.
The Legislature may at any time after the approval of such law by the people,
if no debt shall have been contracted In pursuance thereof, repeal the same,
16.
not in any manner create any
Governor (term exp.
Sec. of State
&c.
shall, singly
'
.
or
'ARTICLE
12.
Section
13.
State
Not
to
Loan
Its
Credit, &c.—The
State shall not, in any manner, loan its credit, nor shall it subscribe to or
be interested in the stock of any company, association or corporation.
INTEREST ia payable at the office of the Treasurer in Sacramento.
TOTAL DEBT.—The total bonded debt of the State
on Sept. 22
1913
$13,806,500, including $4,000 civil bonds on which int. has ceased. The
$366,025.12.
Cash in treasury on Sept. 22
1913 amounted to $15,661,962.12.
The $2,000,000 sea wall bonds issued
ARTICLE
was
warrant debt on that date was
for San Francisco
are not included in the total indebtedness of the
State;
are payable out of a sinking fund receiving its revenue from
collected by the San Francisco Harbor Commissioners; $200,000 of this issue is held by the State in trust for the State School Fund.
The bonds of 1873 ($2,277,500) matured in 1893.
No sinking fund hav¬
ing been provided for their payment, they were taken over, by the State for
these bonds
moneys
its school funds and have been
so
held since 1893.
The State Treasurer on Sept. 22 1913 held bonds aggregating $7,470,400
for the benefit of the State School FUnd; this includes $1,526,500 of the
funded debt bonds of 1873.
The State Treasurer also holds $3,794,800 for
the School Fund.
This includes
$751,000 of the funded debt bonds of 1873 held in trust for the University
Fund referred to above.
"
the benefit
of State
Funds other than
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The following statement shows«the total
assessed valuation and the tax rate (per $1,000) for the years indicated.—
decrease in 1906 caused by destruction of property by earthquake.
Years.
Valuation.
Tax rate. Years
Valuation.
Tax Rate.
•
<1913
$3,114,136,640
2,920.400,513
1911--.-- 2,603,286,264
19101.—— 2:471,505,410
1908-.--- 1,991,554,603
1906 ^
:
1,595,897,411
1904.
1",545,698,785
1912
♦Pursuant
to
1902-'..
*■
—
-
*N0ne
*None
$3.53
4.00
4.76
f
5.35
1900
1890
—
$1,290,238,964
1,217,648,863
$3.82
1,101,137,290
—
6.40
1870----.
I860—-.
1850—,—
4.98
8.65
6.00
5.00
Chap. 335, Laws of 1911, carrying into effect Sec.. 14 of
as amended Nov. 8 1910' (see
below) there is
revenue being derived from the taxation of public
corporations, banks and insurance companies.
The
amount of tax placed upon these corporations by the State Board of
Equali¬
zation for 1911 was $10,454,125.46. 1912, $10,922,405.72 and for
1913 $12,971,541.80.
Art.
13.of the constitution
now
no
service
general tax,
and
other
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS.—At
the
general election on
adopted authorizing the City of San Fran¬
Nov. 8 1910 an amendment was
cisco to vote on an amendment to its charter
whether
manner
so as
to allow the issuance of
$5,000,000 bonds, the proceeds of the same to be turned over to the Panama
Pacific International Exposition Co. for an exposition to be held in San
Francisco to celebrate the opening of the Panama Canal.
In accordance
with this authority, a special election was held in San Francisco on Nov.
15
1910 and the proposed charter amendment was accepted.
Another amend¬
ment
approved on Nov. 8 1910 creates a fund of $5,000,000 for the use,
establishment, maintenance and support of the Panama Pacific Interna¬
Exposition.
Still another amendment adopted provides for the
separation of State and local taxation and for the taxation of pubile service
and other corporations for the benefit of the State.
V. 92, p. 202.
On
Oct. 10 1911 the voters adopted constitutional amendments
granting equal
suffrage to women, allowing the recall of public officials, even the
judiciary,
and reserving to the people the powers of initiative an i referendum.
See
Y. 93, p. 1337, for list of amendments adopted and defeated,
tional
providing for the issuance of
highway, $1,500,000 San Diego sea-wall, $1,000,000 India
Basin and $9,000,000 harbor-improvement 4% bonds for the city and county
municipal or otherwise, or to pledge the Credit thereof in any
whatever for the payment of the liabilities of any individual, asso¬
municipal or other corporation whatever; nor shall it have power
make any girt, or authorize the making of any gift, or any public money
thing of value to any individual, municipal or other corporation what¬
ever; provided, that nothing in this section shall prevent the Legislature
granting aid pursuant to section twenty-two of this Article; and it shall not
have the power to authorize the State or any political sub-division thereof to
subscribe for stock or to. become a stockholder in any corporation whatever.
The exception provided in Section 22 of Article 4 (referred to in the last
clause of the above) permits merely the granting of aid by the State and
by cities, Ac., to institutions for the support and maintenance of minor
orphans, or half-orphans, or abandoned children, or aged persons in indigent
circumstances.
By an amendment adopted Nov. 8 1910 further provision
is made for creating a fund of $5,000,000 for the use, establishment, main¬
tenance
and support of the Panama Pacific, International Exposition
to
or
See constitutional amendments given in preceding column.
V. 92, p. 202.
ARTICLE
.
11.
18.—Counties,
Section
Cities
and
Towns, Ac.,
Debt
Restrictions.—No
county, city, town, township, board of education or
school district shall incur any indebtedness or liability, In any manner, or
for any purpose, exceeding in any year the income and revenue provided
for it for such year, without the assent of two-thirds of the qualified electors
thereof voting at an election to be held for that purpose, nor unless, before
or
at the time of
incurring such indebtedness, provision shall be made for
interest on such indebt¬
the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the
edness
as
it falls due, and also provision to constitute a sinking fund for
the payment of the principal thereof on or before maturity, which shall not
exceed forty years from the time of contracting the same; provided, however,
that the City and
County of San Francisco may at any time
pay
the unpaid
claims, with interest thereon at the rate of five per cent per annum, for
materials furnished to and work done for said city and county during the
forty-first, forty-second, forty-third, forty-fourth and fiftieth fiscal years,
and for unpaid teachers' salaries for the fiftieth fiscal year, out of the income
and revenue of any succeeding year or years, the amount to be paid in
full of said claims not to exceed in the aggregate the sum of five hundred
thousand dollars, and that no statute of limitations shall apply in any
manner to these claims; and provided further, that the City of Vallejo, of
Solano County, may pay its existing indebtedness incurred in the construc¬
tion of its water-works whenever two-thirds of the electors thereof voting
at an election held for that purpose shall so decide, and that no statute
of limitations shall apply in any manner.
Any indebtedness or liability in¬
curred contrary to this provision, with the exceptions hereinbefore recited,
shall
be
void.
The City and County
of San Francisco, the City of San Jose and the
sinking fund, to pay the
principal of any indebtedness incurred, or to be hereafetr incurred, by it,*
to commence at a time after the incurring of such indebtedness of not more
Town of Santa Clara may make provision for a
than
PROPo5TTTSrT5!^Propositions
$18,000,000
31.—Legislature Prohibited from Loaning Credit,
ciation,
5.80
666,399,985
277,538,134
148,193,540
57,670,689
1880
Section
4.
Ac., of State, City, County, Ac.—The Legislature shall have no power to
give or to lend, or to authorize the giving or lending of, the credit of th®
State, or of any county, city and county; city, township or other political
corporation or sub-division of the State now existing, or that may be
hereafter established, in aid of or to any person, association or corporation,
a
period of one-fourth of the time of maturity of such indebtedness,
which shall hot exceed seventy-five years from the time of contracting the
same.
Any indebtedness incurred contrary to
shall be void.
;
.
<
•
any
provision of this section
•.
i
Not.
1913 J
COUNTY DEBT RESTRICTIONS.—By a State law passed March 24
are restricted to the issuance of bonds running not longer
1893, all counties
than twenty years.
A new law regulating
in
>
indebtedness for public improvements
Section 4 of this law establishes
1901.
and is
as
a
enacted
limit for such indebtedness,
was
follows:
LIMIT
INDEBTEDNESS.
OF
SECTION 4.
No city, town or municipal corporation shall incur an infor 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.
debtness
TAX
EXEMPT
AMENDMENT.—At
the
November
1902
following amendment to Article 13 of the State constitution
voted upon.
Y. 74,
916; V. 75,
p.
election
was
the
favorably
1366.
p.
EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION—Among the amend¬
repealing Section 4 of Article 13 of the State
constitution, thereby changing Section 1 so that hereafter a mortgage deed
of trust, &c., together with the money represented by such debt, shall be
exempt'from taxation.
This section, as it now reads, will be found in full in
Y. 91, p. 974.
ments voted Nov. 8 1910 is one
■J IRRIGATION BONDS
AS SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.—The
Legislature in 1911 passed an Act (Chapter 157, Laws 1911) allowing in¬
vestment by savings banks in bonds of irrigation districts.
V. 93, p. 1131.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1910 —2,377,54911890
1,208,13011870
560,24711850-:92,597
379,994
180,253. or 47.44%; in 1870-80, 304,447, or
54.34%; in 1880-90, 348.704, or 40.30%; in 1890-1900, 271,655,or 22.4%;
in 1900-10, 892,496, or 60.10%.
The number of Chinese in the population
in 1900 was45,753, 72,742 in 1890 and 75,132 in 1880,
BE
—
1900-.1,485,05311880--.
In
bishop school district.
A district in Inyo
County.
Building Bonds.
5Hs'13 ann. $30,000
($2,000 y'ly from 10 to 20 yrs. from
date and $2,000 y'ly thereafter.)
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
—
Building Bonds.
M-N $35,000
TOTAL DEBT...
-
(?)
INT.
brawley union high s. d.
district*
(P. O. Brawley)
Imperial County.
13
$50,000...
TOTALDEBT—_—
(?)
__
—
$220,425
5,697
payable at City Treas. office.
in
coronado.
■
This city is in San Diego County.
Inc. 1890.
Population 1910, 1,477.
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
5s '06
F-A$lll,375c_Feb 1 '14-'46
5S '11
F-A
43.700O—Feb 1 '14-'51
Paving Bonds.
5s *11
A-0 $80,000.April 1 '14-'51
_
_
central union high s. d.
A district
(P. O. El Centro) in
Imperial Co. Pop'n '10 (est.) 8,000.
Building Bonds.
"
5s '11
Sea-Wall Bonds.
$75,000
.1927-1951
7s
A-0 $75,000.April 1 '14-51
15,000r—„ 1914-1919 5s '11
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
90,000 BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913.
$310,07$
Floating debt-3,500 Assessed val. 1913 (X act.) 3,235,864
Sinking fund—
12,000 City tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$19.0#
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.). 5,500,000
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
High-school tax(per$ 1,000) ,'13.$4.50
„
...
—
„
,
„_
— —
INT. payable at Co. Treas.
office.
—
864,69411860
1860-70 increase Was
—.
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.). 3,836,252
Tot. tax rate (per M.
1913—$35.6$
'12
—
1 '14-'4»
5sg'09 A-O $13,051c_Aug 1 '14-'49
5s g '12 J-J
84,282c..Jan 1 '14-'51
Drainage Bonds.
5s g '09 A-0 $81,900c—Aug 1 '14-'49
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
..
A district in Stanislaus County.
5s
Sewer Bonds.
5s g '09 A-0 $27,000c—Aug
Street Bonds.
'11
$98.475
BOND. DEBT Sept. 1 '13
Sinking fund
-
district.
school
bonita
A
SECTION 1 X.
All bonds hereafter issued by the State of California, or
by any county, city and county, municipal corporation, or district (in¬
cluding 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.
MORTGAGES
155
CALIFORNIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
ceres
high
school dist.
5s
Building Bonds.
,■
$35,000_May 13'18-37
...
DEBT
TOTAL
(?)
-
-
coronado school district.
Building Bonds.
July $80,000
1915-1934
BOND. DEBT Sept. 1913
$80,00$
Assessed val. 1-913
2,392.645
School tax rate (per $1,000 '13.$11.3$
5s '12
A district in Stanislaus County.
—
Population in 1913 (est. —..3,50$
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
OITIHS, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE
NOTE.—-For
below,
see
OF
CALIFORNIA.
debt
of civil divisions not found among the statements given
''Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
Many of the counties in this State levy a special tax on property outside
incorporated cities and towns for making, repairing and sprinkling of
roads, and the tax rate as given below under these counties is made up of
the State tax rate and the county tax rate
including special road tax.
Sewer
Bonds.
County
Ssg'll A-0 $85,500o_Apr 1 '14-'51
City was incorporated 1854; re-inc. BOND. DEBT
Sept 23 T3.$155,525
1872.
Special charter adopted April Assess. val.*13-'14 (^ act.). 1,742,200
1907.
For proposed purchase of cer¬ Total tax (per $1,000) '13-'14.$39.00
tain
water
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
properties, see V. 93,
p. 1547,
Population 1910, 23,382.
anaheim school district.
City Hall.
J-D
*94
J-D
4s
'01
J-D
4^8*10 J-D
5s '11
$11,525c—Dec 1 *14-*34
70.000c—Dec 1 *14-*41
133,750-June
1
*14-*50
Municipal Improvement Bonds
4 548*08 A-O $268,875c_Apr 1 *14-'48
Electric-Lt. A Pelice Dept. Bonds.
5s
'12
M-N
High-School
$2$,000c—Deo 1'l4-'34
School.
6s
154,050_Nov 1
Bonds.
$70,060
....
This
5s '11
Bonds.
$30,000
*02
—
(?)
district.
Angeles County.
school
A district in
Los
1
'85
6s
union
high s.
County.
Building Bonds.
'13
$70,000..j
5s
TOTAL DEBT—
urer's office in Oakland.
Jan. 11 1898.
—
.
—
(?)
...
7,449,900
Population in 1912 (est.)...._.5,000 bakersfield.
This city is in Kern County.
INT.
payable at County Treas¬
INT. at Co.
Treas.
....
Fire-Department Bonds.
'12
A-0 $58,500—.Oct 1 '14-'52
Library Bonds.
A-0 $26,325..Oct
office.
5s '12
~
Library Bonds.
*12
M-S
$48,T50c_Sept 1 '14-*52
Incinerator Bonds.
5s
*12
M-S
1
'14-'52
Sewer Bonds.
This city is in Los Angeles Couhty.
5s
Inc.
Town of Kern annexed
July 19 1910. Pop'n 1910 12,729.
Improvement Bonde
4s '04
$23,000c_Pt yly July 1
5s
4Hsg'07 M-NlO2,000c,May
5s '12
A-0 204,750 —.Oct
5s '12
15,600 —.Oct
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '12
A-0 146,250—.Oct
...
.
$9,750c.Sept 1 '14-'52
1. '14-'47
1 '14-'52
1 '14-'52
-
1 '14-'52
School Bonds.
Fire-Protection Bonds.
....
$3,450c
1936
— -
'10
J-J
1941
$111,450
2,105,965
$57,000c
Solano County.
Pop'n *10, 827.
($1,000
payable annually.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12—._$3#,0$0
Assessed val. 1912 (X act.).516.17$
Tax rate (per
$13.50
Bank of Dixon.
$1,009) 1912
el
csntro.
This city is in
Imperial County.
,
r
—
Real valuation
INT.
at
Co.
15,000,000
...
Treas.
office.
contra costa county.
Martinez is the county seat.
Bonds
—
—
Sinking fund..
-
(Part due yearly beg. July 1' 1914.
4,387
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912—6,204,245
School tax (per $1,000)
1912..$11.60
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office
5s
*13
J-J $475,000c
(Part due yrly. beg. July 1
School
1914.
Bonds.
$67,5Q0c_July 10'14-'40
Munic. Impt. Bds.—(Tax Exempt.)
4Hs'g F-A $259.385c—Feb 1 '14-'47
_S '06
2,0005s '13
1151,000c—July
'19-'40
4Hs'll July 55,OOOc_July 1 *21-'51
BOND. DEBT Oct. 16 '13
$890,885
BOND. DEBT Oct 17 1912 —$84,000
Sinking fund
6,917
Sinking fund
82
Assess .val.'13-'14 (2-5 act.)40,583,720
Assessed valuation 1912...6,204,245
Tot. tax (per $1,000) *12-'13—$24.10
School tax (per St.000) '12
$11.60
INT. at County Treasurer's office. Population In 1910 (Census)._40,434
INT. on fire-equipment and sewer
bonds at office of City Treas. or at
anaheim.
N. W. Halsey & Co., N. Y.; other
This olty Is in Orange County.
Re- bonds at City Treas. office.
inc. June 1888.
Pop'n 1910, 2,628.
Electric-Light Bonds.
68 '94
J-D
$3,675c_Dec 1 '14-"34 berkeley school district.
5s g '11 A-0
8,075o_Apr 1 '14-'51 4«s'06 J-J $123,362 —.Jan 1 *14-'40
Water and Light Bonds.
4HS 07 —— 175,000c
6s '96
J-D $10,350c_Dec 1 '14-'36 4V$s'07 ..."
58,000c.July 15 '14-26
5s g '06 J-J
39,600c--July 2 *14-'46 4^s'08
218,750c-—1914,1948
BOND. DEBT Nor 1913 ..$566,250
Paving Bonds.
5s g'10 J-J
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
$6,000c.July 2 '14-'25
alhambra city high
_S '04
$27,000.
la
Sew«r Bonds.
5s'11
J-D $39.000--
INT. payable at
tax-exehipt.
Court-Heuse and Jail Bonds.
are
4s g '03 J-J
$161,000c
..
—
.1943
Reclamation Dist: No. 800 Bds.
6s
*12
J-J $300,000..
...
...
is
town
Inc. Mar. 30 1818.
1941
,
...
a
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
5 J^s
J-J
$50,000c-July 2 *23-^2
Value of corporative and operative
BONDED DEBT——
(?)
property (additional).695,610
Assess, val. '13 (X act.). 2,308.01$
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'13.$33.35
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$1T,$$
Population in 1910 (Census)..4,852
1,610
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank, Population in 1910..
Colton, or at Colton Nat. Bank.
el dorado county.
Placervllle Is the county seat.
colusa.
Court-Heuse Beads.
This town
Is in Colusa County.
ana
$12«,$00
114$
Reorganized as a town of sixth class 58
Jan. 11 1909.
(Maturity 1-3$ yearly after 5th year.)
Pop'n 1910, 1,582.
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 *13 $120.$$$
Water-Works Bonds.
5sg'09 J-D $50,000c Dec 1 '14-'38 Assessed valuation 1913— 6,954,117
State & Co. tax rate) 1 Inside .$17.$$
Sewer Bonds.
5s g'09 J-D $45,0OOc.Dec 1 '14-»49
(per $1,000 1913. JOutside 21.$$
BOND, DEBT Nov 1913$96,250 Population in 1$10
7.402
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.). 1,255,187
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *12.$16.00
INT. payable at Town Treas. office escondido.
This city is in San Diego County.
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
conley school district.
5s '13
$100,$0$-July 1 '2S-'52
A district in Kern County.
TOTALDEBT
(?)
Buiiding Bonds.
6s '12
Population in 191$— — -—-1 ,$34
Sept $30,000c
(Due in 10, 11 and 12 years.)
BOND. DEBT April 1913
$55,000 eureka.
This city Is in Humboldt County.
Assessed valuation 1912—.7,537,079
...
•
^
...
$30,000-Part yly July 1
*12
M-S $23,250c.Sept 1 '14-*52 4Ms
BOND. DEBT April 1913. $621,000
Drainage Bonds.
;
5s '12
M-S $1$,575c.Sept 1 '14-'52 Assess, val. '12 (X act.).. 7,222,000
Total tax (per $1,000) '12
$27.20
City-Hall Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
5s '12
M-S $48,750c.Sept 1 '14-*52
Bridge Bonds.
5s '12
M-S $11,6250.Sept 1 *14-'52 bafcebsfield schoolidist.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '13. $224,000
Building Bonds.
1918-1927
Assessed valuation 1912—7,388,295 5s g '13 J-J-$189,000c
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$11.50 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $189,000
Population in 1910—
——5,021 Assessed val. 1912 (X act.) 7,264,391
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
berkeley.
~~~
This city'Is in Alameda County.
alhambea citysch. dist.
_S '06
Incorp. April
187&.
New charter
$24,000
.8 '08
adopted Mch. 5 1895.
Commission
.56,000-^
.8 '09
government adopted July I 1909.
46,000-—
Fire Equipment Bonds.
4R»s'llJuly
60,000c_July 1 '21--51
J-J
$95,000c..
BOND. DEBT Oct 17 1912.$186,000 5s '13
5s
—
J-J
BOND. DEBT July 1913.
Asses, vai. '13-'14 (X act.)
d.
A district in Solano
BOND. DEBT tfov 1913.
Assess, val. *12 (3-5 act.).
1925
-.-1939
$35,200c
13,000c
Refunding Bonds.
'01
J-J
12,800c
Sewer Bonds.
5s
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
5s ,g
J-J
6s '96
1918-1942
'13.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$10.90 Assessed valuation 1912...2,321,750
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
$80,000 (Assessment about X actual value.)
alameda co.un. h. s. d. no. 3.
J-J
'99
6s
Electric-Light Bonds.
$2,500
Building Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $25,000c
armijo
.
dixon.
This
Water Bonds.
arcadia
Tulare County.
Bonds.
J-J
7t
6s
alhamsra.
Sewer
'
5s '13
$50,000 ——1914-1938
TOTALDEBT(?) ^
$27,500
alameda co. un. h. 8. d. no.4.
High-Scbeol Building Bends.
6s '06
J-J
$86,0001913-1926
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.).17,490,027
-
colton.
This city is in San Bernardino Co.
—
TOTAL BONDED DEBT-
(65% act.)2G,895,458 BOND. DEBT Mar
Building Bends.
'12 J-D $80,000c_June 1 *18-'47
$80,000
Bonds.
$42.000c_Jan 1 '14- 53
$32,625c..Jan 1 '14-'42 5J4s g '
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
5s '10
J-J $138,750c-July 1 *14-'50 Population in 1910
-----970
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '13. $171,375
Assessed valuation 1913
3,004,003
Tax rate (per $1,000) *12-'13..$15.50
Population in 1910—i—
3,750 dinuba school district.
Hlgh-School-Bulldlng Bonds.
Apr $40,$0$
1922-1941
chico grammar sch. dist.
< 5s *12
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 15 '12-$75.00$
Building Bonds.
...
4^s*10 J-D $27,750.June 1 *14-*50
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912. .,$730,825
This city is in
city is in Butte County.
Sewer
...
35,000 .-...1916-1931
_.r
Qramniar-School
'14-*52
Sewer Bonds.
Assess, val. '12
5s'll
dinuba.
chico.
5s
alameda.
This city is in Alameda
88*94
chaffee un. high sch. dist.
A district In San Bernardino
Co,
Building Bonds.
delano joint un high s. l,
5s g '11 Sept $100,000_Sept 11'17-'51
A district in Kern and Tulare Cos.
5s g '11 Sept 100,000.-Sept 1 '20-51
Building Bonds.
,
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $200,000 6s '11
...$50,000
Sept 1 1931
Assessed valuation 1912..5.458,439 BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1913
$50.00$
Real valuation (est.)
12,000,000 Assessed valuation 1912—.1,859,884
INT. at County Treas. office.
s.
d.
4M3'00 J-J
BOND. DEBT July 1913.
$161,000
Reclamation bonds (add'l)
300,000
Assess, val. '13 (X act.)—47,731,341
State & County tax f Inside .—$12 .00
Inc.
Feb.
10
1874.
All
bonds
are
exempt from taxation.
Commission
government defeated Deo. 4 1911.
V. 93. p. 1679.
Pop'n '10. 11.845.
'"City Hall Bonds.
4 M!s seml-an $77,500o
♦Sewer Compiotiee Bonds.
iXs seml-an*$27,125o
4^s semi-an §61,625c
♦Fire Apparatus Bends.
IXs seml-an $ll,625o
---—.
—
♦Park Bonds.
$3,875o
§Third Ward School Bends
4His seml-an
(per 1,000) 1913\Outside-. 16.00 4Hs semi-an $10,875c
Fifth Ward School Bends.
Population In 1910
31,674
4 V<a semi-an $10,875c
INT. payable at County Treasury.
BOND. DEBT July 15'13
$203,5$$
Assess, val. *13 (2-5 act.)—8,889,07$
corning.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$39.7$
This city is in Tehama County.
♦Part yearly on July 15. JPart year¬
Inc. in 1907.
Population 1910, 987.
ly April 15.
Water-Works Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
5s *10
J-D $45,600c.Dec 1 '20-'50
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $20,397o—Dec 1'14-'50 eureka high sch. dist.
Building Bonds.
■
$67,300
Asses.val.'12(l-3 toX act.)
18- 53
554,665 5s g '13 A-O$150,00$__Oct 1
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $30.00 TOTALDEBT(?)
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
INT. at Co. Treas. off. in Eureka.
5s'10
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 1913
—-
corning un. high sch. dist. exeter.
5s *11
M-S $46,000.Sept 18 '14-'36
This city is In Tulare County.
In¬
$46,000 corporated March 2 1911.
Assessed valuation 1912—5,000,000
Water-Works Bonds (Tax-free).
School tax (per $1,000) 1912...$2.00 58 g '11 M-S $39,900o.Sept 1 '14-*51
INT. at Red Bluff.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1912-$42,000
Sinking fund--.-.- —----2,161
Assessed val. (X acf;.)
corona.
431 827
This city is in Riverside Co.
Inc. Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- ^-$17.50
INT. payable at City Treas. offloe.
July 19 1896. Pop'n 1910, 3,550.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
.
156
FRESNO.
This
HESTER
the county seat
is
of Fresno
Incorporated Oct. 27 1885.
Commission
government
defeated
July 26 1912.
V. 95. p. 310.
County.
City
Hall.
4 HS 06 J-J
Sewer.
,
$61,000c
1914-1043
6s g
J-J
$22,000c..July 1 '14-35
4^s'06 J-J
143,500c
1914-1945
fej Playground Site Bonds.
4Hs
J-D $54,000o——1940
Convention
5s
F-A
'12
[Vol.
CALIFORNIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Hall
Bonds.
$43,500_Aug
15 *14-'42
$325,500
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_20,842,966
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13^$11.40
Population in 1910
24,892
Population in 1913 (est)
..35,000
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
5s '99
—
—
Wharf
Bldg. Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5s
$8,000
Apr 1 1917
5s '12
F-A
78,000c
1914-1952
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$86,000
Assessed valuation 1913—2,221,065
School tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$3.80
INT. payable at County Treas¬
58
_
'01
5s '03
...
1943
...
'03
$25,375
—-
—
1943
5s'09
$22.000
...
1935
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
5s *05
$22.000
1935
Water-Frontage Bonds.
4/^s*09
$220,500 ——1949
...
Department Bds.
...
Waten-.Plant-Purchase Bonds.
1914-1922
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913-. $123,500
4^s'll
Assessed val.'12 (3-5 act.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.$1,239,429
Assessed val. (1-3 act.)__21,757,115
.2,443,070
(per.$l,000) 1912—$16.00
Total tax
$850,000.July
'l7-'50
1
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$13 00
Population In 1910—
17.805
INT. payable at City Treas. office
and Mercantile Tr, Co., San Fran
5s
CITY SCHOOL DIST.
$45,000cJune 6 '14-'22
'09 Junel50.000c_June 12 '15-34
—
5s g
$205,000
Assessed val. (tf act.) *13.21,512,515
Schooltax rate (per $ 1,0.00)'13_$7.00
Population In 1912 (est.)
INT. at
40,000
County Treasurer's office.
FRUIT VALE SCHOOL DIST.
A district in Alameda
'98
Feb
6s '09
J-J
F-A
5s '13
County.
INT. at Co. Auditor's office.
FULLERTON.
Orange County.
Road Bonds.
5s '12
A-0 $132,000
2
— —
6s '08
—
(?)
TOTAL DEBT.
HUNTINGTON BEACH.
This city is in Orange County.
Municipal Wharf Bonds.
5^s'12 J-D $70.000c.June 1 '14-'52
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$70,000
865,805
-815
City Treas. office.
Population in 1910—
INT. payable at
'12
$80,000
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1913- $212,000
Assessed valuation 1912
2,645,115
1,725
—
'12(M act.) .9,032,155
A district in Los
Angeles County.
$64,000
Assessed valuation 1912_—1,828,385
Angeles County.
Building Bonds.
5s
'13
$75,000
—
Assessed valuation 1912
$155,000
4,830,625
s-ann$50,000
—<..1953
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13.
$50,000
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)—2,699,305
.
School tax rate (per $1,000) *13.$1.70
INTEREST at Sacramento.
Water
6s '09
Bonds.
J-J
$50,000_Part yrly from
6s
*10
and
J-J
Sewer
6s *11
City-Hall Bonds.
$45,500..$1,500 yearly
$27,000—$1,000 yearly
Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '13_$18.00
INTEREST
bonds
on
of
1912 at
City Treasurer's office.
5s '09
5s
...
'12
$55,500c
M-S
—
4Q,000c.Mch
— _
1
'30-'34
...
5s *13
LONG BEACH HIGH SCH. DIST.
5s f 'lOA-O $222 ,000_Apr 25 '14-'50
BOND. DEBT July 1 1911.$240,000
m
J-J
5s '13
5s '13
J-J
$30,000—July 2 '14-'34
__(?)
Population in 1910
1,536
$5,000..Jan
1
*14-'23
1,545
...
2,681
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)..3,643,695
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$12.30
Population in 1910
2,746
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
GLENDALE UNION HIGH S. D.
Building Bonds.
Sept $100,000—
Court-House Bonds,
GLENDORA.
This
5s
'13
..—.(?)
~~~
$25,000.;.
is
the county seat.
State&Co.tax rate/Inside
(per$l,000)'13 [Outside.._
Population in 1910
$12.50
16.50
7,172
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
6s g '12
$34,000..Oct 9 T4-'30
TOTAL DEBT May 1913 —$43,000
HAY WARDS UNION HIGH S. D.
A district in Alameda County.
Building Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$80,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$2.50
Population in 1913 (est)
7,000
INT. at Co. Treas. office in Oakl'd
office
and
on
court-house
bonds at County Treasurer's office.
Sewer
'12
Bonds.
$42.900.-Sept 1 '14-'52
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$42,900
...
Assessed valuation 1913
665,305
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$18.00
Population in 1910—
992
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
Municipal Wharf Bonds.
09 '12
$60,000_—:
.'i
Total debt Apr 26 '13
.$60,000
_
,
.
$500
Lankershim S. D. Bds. (Assum.)
...
5s '05
Las
—
$3,000..$1,000 yearly
...
Feliz S.
(Assumed).
Bds.
D.
$5,000
$500 yearly
5s '07
4,000_—1,000 yearly
MiramonteS. D. Bds. (Assumed).
5s'08
$11,000..$1,000 yearly
4/^s'09
5,000-.-1,000 yearly
5s'11
13,000—.1,000 yearly
5s '03
...
...
—
...
...
4s '98
J-J
$93,750c.June 1 '14-'39
Impounding Reservoir BondsZHs'OA J-D $116.250c June 1 '14-'44
Main and
4s
Lateral Sewer Bonds.
Park Bonds.
F-A
'98
$6.250c. Aug
3Hs'03 J-D
School
1914 '39
$750.000c—June'14-43
Improvement
Refunding Bonds.
4s g
'97 J-D$ 162,000c.July 1
Polytechnic High School.
Tunnel
4s '98
*14-'37
$22,000c—July 1 '14-35
Bonds
F-A$ 100,000c. .Aug 1 '14-38
Drain
Storm
Polytechnic High School Bds.
169,000..$1,000 yearly
432,000— 1,000 yearly
4Hs'll
546,000.. 1.000 yearly
Hollywood H. S. Bds. (Assumed)
5s '04
$35.750..$3,250 yearly
4Hs'09
14,000.. 2,000 yearly
5s '10
100,000-.$4,000 yearly
Jewell School Bonds (Assumed).
4Hs'06
$14,000..$1,000 yearly
San Pedro City S. D. (Assumed).
5s '04
$24,000—$2,000 yearly
5s '05
8,000.. 1,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT July 11913$1,342,750
Assessed valuation 1913.413,420,613
Real value (est.)
825,000,000
School tax (per Elementary —.$4.90
3.00
$1,000) 1913 High school
Element'y&high
.50
4s '06
...
...
...
...
...
4Hs'95 J-J $168,300c—July 1 '14-35
4^s'95 J-J
LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH S. D.
4s'09
g'06 J-J $237,188c—_July2'14 '46
Bonds.
3 54s'03 J-D
$300,000c— June '14-43
Public School.
-1."...
...
...
...
...
—
...
3 Xb'03 J-D
$360.000c_June 1 '14 43
Water Works Bonds.
4 4$s'95 J-J
4s g
$16.500c..July
'05 M-N 1,200.000c Nov
1,400,000c. Oct
225,000c..June
Canyon Line
3?4s'01 A-O
3 94s'04 J-D
Franklin
1 '14-35
1 '14-45
1 *14-41
1 '14-31
Water
Bonds.
4J^sT3M-N$l,500,000 May 1 *14-'43
River
Bonds.
J-D $1,033,600cDec 31 '14.47
LOS ANGELES
COUNTY.
County seat Is Los Angeles.
Highway Bonds.
4Hg'09 F-A$3.500,000c.Feb l'15-'49
BOND; DEBT Sept 1913 $3,500,000
Assess, val.
'1J (3-5 act.)804,119,007
rate/Inside
$7.50
State & Co. tax
(per $1,000)
[Outside —12.50
Population in 1910504,131
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. C.
—
•
Improvement Bonds.
'12 J-D $43,875..Dec 2 '14-'52
DEBT...
(?)
Population in 1910..
——594
TOTAL
n__
VISTA
s*07J-D 21.964,o00c.Dec31'14-*47
County.
IRRIG.
DIST.
For proposed debt compromise see
and Cltf" Section" for May
"State
1908 and V. 81, p. 43.
Harbor-Improvement Bonds.,
4Ms'll J-D$2,850,000.J'ne 1 *14-'51
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
4Hs'll J-D$3,500,000.J'ne 1 *17-'51
Hollywood (annexed) —
5s '05
$7,000c_ July 1 '14-'20
...
5s
County.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
5s '11
J-J $123,500c_„1951
BOND. DEBT July 1913..
$123,500
Assessed val. '13 (J/flicfc.)_ 1,142,105
Total tax rate (pept$4r;000) *13.$31.00
Population in 19i0__.
——1,814
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
—
LODI.
■
Inc. in Nov. 1906.
Sewer Bonds.
'08
J-J
•
$41,666c.July 1 '14-'38
1,959,588
(per $1,000) 1913 —_$33.70
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Lodi.
LODI UNION HIGH SCH. DIST.
6s g '12 F-A$ 144,000 —...1914-1937
D'T Feb
1912.. $150,000
Assessed valuation 1910. ..5,500,000
INTEREST
Treas. office
LONG
or
payable
at
County
City.
BEACH]
City-Hall
Park
5s '99
Bonds.
$5,625
Bopds.
•
$2,968.75
...
'04
...
(annexed) —
$16,500c_Nov
1
'14-'22
1
26.000c.Nov 1
...
M-N $87,500c.May
1
'14-'26
'14-'48
BOND.DEBTSeptl5'13$36,106,713
Sinking/Owens- Riv bds.
funds!
2,935,974
Elec-plant bonds
178,087
Assessed valuation, real.333,200,505
Assessed val., personal— 56,505,010
Assess, val. Oper. prop..
Total assessed val. *13-14
Costa Co.
Municipal Bonds.';
'11 A-O $58.027.:Oct
1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13
$65,000
Assessed valuation 1912 ^..1,072,370
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$12.50
Population In 1910-—— .. —2,115
INT. payable at Town Treasury.
'14-'24
Wilmington (annexed)—
5s '08
This town Is In Contra
5s g
91,777,727
(y2 actual)
„.481,583,242
City tax (per $1,000) T3-'14__$16.00
Population in 1910 (Census).319,198
Population in 1913 (est).
500,000
MENDOCINO COUNTY.
County seat is Ukiah.
.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '01'
J-J
$65,000c."-Jiily 1 *14-39
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913-.$65,000,
Assessed val. '13 (>£ act.)_18,147,700
Co tax
State &
(perlInside.._$12.00
$1,000) 191.3--.. [Outside.. 18.00
Population In 1910..
23,920
INT.
outfall
the
on
sewer
Owens River bonds,
bonds
of
1892,
school
bonds, police station bonds and wa¬
ter bonds of 1895 Is payable at the of¬
fice of Kountze Bros., New York.; on
power
&
of
and harbor
bonds at Speycr
Co., N. Y.; on all others at office
MERCED
.
"
,.1939
——1939
COUNTY.
County seat Is Merced.
Bonds are
exempt from taxation.
Refunding Bonds
4s g
'03 Dec $30.000c_Dec 1
*14-'16
$30,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 '13.
Assess, val. '12 (z/i act.)—25,376,963
State&Co. tax rate/ Inside—_ $13.00
(per SI,000)
[Outside __ 19.00
Population In 1910.^
15,148
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
City Treasurer.
DEBT
LIMITATION.—The
re¬
city charter limits its debt to
3% of the assessed value of all taxa¬
ble real and personal property within
vised
MODESTO.
Tills city Is in Stanislaus County.
Inc. 1884.
Population 1910, 4,034.
Fire
the city for
5s
ter,
in New York
County.
Incorp. city of flfst class Jan. 6 1908*
5s '99
Pedro
MARTINEZ.
—
Joaquin County.
Pop. 1910, 2,697
Light and Water Bonds.
58 '08
J-J
$63,334c.July 1 '14-'38
BOND. DEBT Juno 30 '13
$109,200
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)___
TOT. B'D
9,000c.Dec
63,000c.July 1 '14-'22
...
5s '06
This city is in Tulare
1,500c.Sept 1 '14-'16
...
...
4HR'07
5s
LINDSAY.
5s
'06
5s '07.
San
This city is in Los Angeles
HERMOSA BEACH.
This city Is in Los Angeles County.
...
...
4s '07
This town is in Marin
Total tax
HE MET.
This city Is in Riverside County,
Incorporated in Jan. 1910.
5s '05
5,000
-.1915
4/^s'09
30,000_. 1,000 yearly
($1*000 payable annually.)
Howard School Bds. (Assumed).
._.
.
Statie&Co.tax rate/Inside
$9.00
(per $1,000)\Outside
12.50
Population In 1910.;
37.715
INT. on ref. bonds payable at State
This city is in San
1922-1932
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
$80,000
Assess, val. *13 (1-3 act.)..8,000,000
6s
,
M-S$500,OO0c_Sept 1 '19-!38
LINDA
Bridge Bonds
5s g '11 M-N$450,000c.Nov 1 '21-'50
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1913 $450,000
Assessed valuation 1913—17,261,076
HANFORD
.1919-1928
5s g
__—(?)
GLENN COUNTY.
Road and
—
LARKSPUR.
Bonds.
$40.000-.$2,000 yearly
...
...
Owens
TOTAL DEBT—...
Willow
'13
-
BOND. DEBT Oct '13i_
$520,000
Assessed val. '13 (lA act.)_80,529,757
place is in Los Angeles Co.
Water-Works
_s
4Hs'09 M-S$400.000c
.Highway Bonds.
Treas.
5s'13
TOTAL DEBT..
'04
...
3 Jis'03 J-D$150,000c June 1'14-1943
Police Station Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs*97 J-J $120,000c ....1914-1917
BOND. DEBT July 1'18_ —$142,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
_
5s
...
...
Street Bonds.
—
...
...
TOTAL DEBT.
—
...
This Is the county seat of Los An¬
geles County.
Commission govern¬
ment rejected Dec. 3 1912.
V. 95,
Moneta S. D. Bds. (Assumed).
p.
1558.
All
bonds
are
exempt 5s '06
$1,000
from
taxation
in
California.
Mt. Washington S. D. (Assumed)
City
was founded in 1781; Incorporated in
5s '12
$9,500
$500 yearly
1850.
In Aug. 1909 it was voted to
San Pedro Sch. Bds. (Assumed).
Consolidate with the city of Wilming¬ 6s '03
$3,300
$300 yearly
ton (V. 89, p. 427) and with the city 5s *05
8,000—$1,000 yearly
of San Pedro (V. 89, p. 488).
Early
Sunnyside Sch. Bds. (Assumed).
in 1910 city of Hollywood was con¬ 5s '06
$8,000__$1,000 yearly
solidated.
V. 90, p. 391.
In the 5s '06
2,000..$1,000 yearly
same year and In the year 1912 addi¬
Terminal Sch. Bds. (Assumed).
tional
territory was annexed, mak¬ 5s '04
$1,850
ing present area of city 107.62 square
The Pass S. D. (Assumed).
miles.
These annexations and con¬ 5s'04
$5,500
$500 yearly
solidations added about,$40,000,000
Washington Park Dist. (Assum.)
to assessment roll of this city.
5s *11
$ 5,000
5s'09
8,000
$500 yearly
Bridge Bonds
BOND. DEBT July 1913.$2,118,450
4s '98
J-J
$14.375c.July 1 '14-*39 Assessed val. 1913
413,420,613
3Ji8'03 J-D
75.000c.June 1 '14-'43
Real value (est.)
825,000,000
Detention Hospital Bonds.
School tax rate Elementary
$4.90
3 Jis'04 J-D
$35,750c.June 1 '14-'44
.00
(per $1,000) High school
Fire Department Bonds.
1913...
Element'y&high .50
Bonds.
$4,250c
.1947
20,000..Jan 1 T4-'52
KERN COUNTY.
City-Hall and Library Bonds.
5S '11
County seat is Bakersfleld.
$17,250C—
1935
„._
payable at County Treas. office.
LOS ANGELES.
J-J
—
...
5s '04
Outfall Sewer Bonds.
Improvement
1949
Firfc-Departmerit Bonds.
6S '07
INT.at County Treas. office.
4s
This place is ih Los Angeles Co.
—
1908.. 19,627,101
School tax rate (per M) '09-'10.$3.00
INGLE WOOD.
County.
...
,
Bonds.
M-S
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $122,500
Assess. val.'13-'14(65% act)l,327,583
GLENDALE.
A city in Los Angeles
Elec trio Light Bonds.
r
25,000...1,000 yearly
4j^s'12
12,000.-1,000 yearly
Cahuenga Sch. Bds. (Assumed).,
5s *04
$23,000
$1,000 yearly
4Hs'09
25,000..$1,000 yearly
Coldwater Sch. Bds. (Assumed).
5s '06
$1,500.-..$500 yearly
Colegrove S. D. (Assumed).
4Hs'09
$15,000—$1,000 yearly
Gardena School Bds. (Assumed).
5s '04
$2,000
$500 yearly
Hollywood Sch. Bds. (Assumed).
...
IMPERIAL.
A district in Sacramento County.
6s '12
...
...
5s '08
...
BOND. DEBT Jan 13 '13_
1914
S. D.
'12
$100,000-.,
BOND. DEBT July 1 1911_$152,000
HUNTINGTON PARK CITY.S.D
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1912.
Sewer
GALT JOINT UNION H.
...
...
city is in Imperial County.
FULLERTON UN. HIGH S. D.
Incorporated Aug.
1904.
A
suit
Building Bonds
brought
by
the
Imperial
Light,
5s '06
—■
$20,000c
1926
Water & Power Co. to prevent city
($2,000 due annually.)
from establishing its own water sys¬
5sJ-J
50,000c___ .1914-1938
tem was decided in favor of the city.
5s
J-D 130,000c
1916-1941
V. 91, p. 1525. Pop'n 1910, 1,257.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913 $200,000
INT. at Co. Treas. office.
.—1918
Site-Purchase Bldg. Bonds.
4 Ms g
INT.
This
Assessed val.
$43.000
...
Assessed valuation
A district in Los
Water-Works-Construc. Bonds.
—
$25,000—
...
HUNTINGTON
PARK
UNION
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This city is in
Population in 1910
*13
Assessed val. 1911-12
$6.000------79,059 —1914-1929
5,000_Aug 27 '18-'22
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—
$85,000
Assessed val. (3-5 act.)
.7,094,553
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$1.60
.8
A district in San Mateo County.
_S
$12,000..$1,000 yearly
18,000—$1,000 yearly
...
'07
Belvedere S. D. (Assumed). v,
5s '06
$4,200—. $600 yearly
4Hs'10
32,000...1,000 yearly
...
LONG BEACH CITY SCH. DIST.
_
BOND. DEBT Nov 3 '13
5s
HOMESTEAD SCHOOL DIST.
5s
...
INT. at Nat. Bank of Long Beach.
FEESNO
...
...
5s
Public-Hall Bonds.
'12 A-0$123,500C
...
...
1922
Sewer Bonds.
This city is in San Mateo County.
Bonds are tax-free in California.
5s g
$429,000. 13,000 yearly
216,000.. 6,000 yearly
4^g'll M-Sl,102,000_Sept 1 '14-'51
American S. D. Bds. (Assumed)
8s '03
$500.
—
5s *09
2,400
$400 yearly
43^s'09
1,200
400 yearly
Annandale S. D. Bds. Assumed).
4s '06
4s'09
1941
$75,000
9.000
—_
'06
5s
HILLSBOROUGH.
Fire
1939
$4,460
...
5s '05
Street and
LOS ANGELES CITY SCH. DIST.
Bonds.
$2,500
_
Bonds.
Pier Bonds.
urer's office in San Jose.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '13
.
Bath-House
DISTRICT.
SCHOOL
A district in Santa Clara County.
xcvii.
5s
all purposes, except wa¬
electric light and power,
wharves, docks, piers, warehouses,
«Scc., on water front, harbor improve¬
ments,and for any revenue-producing
public- utility.
For any or all of
these purposes a further Indebtedness
may be incurred not exceeding 12%
gas,
Water
&
Street
Bonds.
$53,438c_Dec
1
'14-'28
J-D
90.000c_Dec
1
'14-'49
'10
Street
5s
Sewer
g'09 J-D
'11
Bonds.
A-O
Water
$28,500c--Jan 2 '14-'51
Bonds.
2 *14-'45
1 1913_$258,000
act.).4,190,070
City tax rate (per $1,000) *13_$17.00
5s
'12.
J-J
$80,000.-Jan
BOND. DEBT July
Assessed val. '13 (M
IRRIGATION DIST.
(P. O. Modesto) Is In
MODESTO
School tax
25-44
Light and Water Bonds.
5s *12
$19,500c
Po wer-Plant-lmpt. Bonds.
'23-42
68 g
5s '09
J-J
18,000c..Jan '14-23
J-J
244,000c .-1929-1939
coupons and
war¬
rants not yet exchanged
M-N
5s *12
Street
Bonds.
$29.000o— Jan 10 1942
M-N 72,000c-—Nov 1 1952
City-Hall and Park Bonds.
5s '10
M-N $20,350c. ..May 1 1950
5s '12
In
Is
Los
5s *05
5s *07
5s '07
5s '07
5s *09
*10
5s
Co.
3,576,
Angeles
*14-'34
'14-'38
'14-*40
1930
1947
1947
—1927
15,000——1942
3,400......
17,000.
8,500
3,500..
J-D
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Jan
47,500
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Mar
$400
-1915
5s *05
Library Bonds.
5s '05
J-D
$400.
—1915
Sewer Bonds,
5s '10
Jan $114,000
Park Bonds.
5s *05
J-D $14,000
1945
Building Bonds.
5s '05
J-D
$6.600-...1941
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13. $282,050
Assess, val. '13-'14(H act.).4,000,733
Tax rate (per $1,000)1913
INT. at City Treasurer's
$15.00
office.
MONROVIA CITY SCH. DIST.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$57,750
Asesssed valuation 1912.. 3,830,000
MONROVIA HIGH SCH. DIST.
'10 Sept $121,700C_Sep 12 *14-'50
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913..$125,000
Assessed valuation 1912—3,830,000
INT. at County Treas. office,
5s g
'12
M-N $2,000c
Nov 1 1952
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '13. $295,880
Assess, val. '13 (30% act.).2,479.375
5s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913-
Population In 1910
INT. at
Is in Orange County. *
Water Works Bonds.
5s '11
J-D $48,750.
1951
4Hs'05
40,000—
1945
Sewer Bonds.
5s '10
...' $14,000
1926
Paving Bonds.
5s '10
$4,000
—1920
Fire Dept. Bonds.
'
5s '11
$4.500.
.—1921
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1 '13. $111,250
Assessed val. 1913.
2,179,451
...
...
...
-
(est.).—...
5,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$13.00
Population in 1910
...2,920
5s g
Incorp. June 14 1886.
Electric-Light-Extension Bonds.
4s *06
J J $ 103,125c. July 1 '13-'46
4Ks'08 AO
43,750c.Apr 1 '14-*48
4S '09
M S 135.OOOc.Mch 1 '14-'49
Street-Machinery Bonds.
PORTERYILLE
"N \5s
*l/-'42
$68,400c&rJan 2 *14-'22
10,875c—Jan 2'14-*22
'02
J-J
'06
J-J
4M g 'H J-D
.
s
""
M-S
Bridge Bonds.
5s
g'12 M-S
1914-1932
$95,000c
Hospital and A mshouse Bonds.
5s g '12 M-S
Highway
1914-1932
$57,000
Bonds.
$1,270,000 t.
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13.$1,457,000
Assessed valuation 1913—48,185,593
State & Co. tax/Inside
$10.50
'13
5s
...
14.50
34,463
(per $1,000) '13/Outside
Population In 1910
ORANGE UNION HIGH S. D.
A district in
1932
DIST.
Orange County.
Building Bonds.
5s '12
M-S $48.000 —Sept 1
—
'14-'37
$68,000
Assessed valuation 1912 —.4,138,465
Total tax rate
REDLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s '01
$12.000—Aug 22 *14 'It
5s'02
10.000.Sept 15'14-'23
5s '03
19,000.May 26 '14-'19
5s'03
I 4,000..Apr 13 *20-'21
298,686
...
(2-3 act) ..54,342,815
\ 1,000—.Apr 13 1922
(?)
Water Bonds.
$25,000-.July 1 '31-'40
Sewer. Bonds.
$9,950
...
($2,050 yearly on Deo. 1.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.._$77,900
Assessed valuation 1913.—
693.735
Total tax rate (per $1,000)T3_$17.50
5s '11
J-D
INT. payable
at City Treas.'s office
IRRIGATION
OAKDALE
DIST.
Stanislaus Co.
$46,500c
5s
64,500c
5s
—-_1,553,500c~
— —
— — — —
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 *13 $1,664,500
Assess, val. "12 (1-3 act.)__2,566,(|00
INT. at District Treas. office.
This district Is in
5s
'12
J-J
—....
— — — — —
4
5s'03
34s'08
145.OOOc.Mch 1 '14-*42
—
City School District
$495,000
High School District
475,000
Ass'd val.'l2(33to40%act)42,464,860
(per/Gram. sch. bds. .$1.50
$1,000'12./High sch. bds—$0.30
Tax rate
1912—$10.20
Total tax (per $1,000)
Treasurer's office.
INT. at County
PERRIS IRRIGATION DIST.
ORLAND.
town
Is
In
Glenn
Bonds.
Water
County,
Pop'n '10, 836.
Inc. Nov. 5 1909.
'12
J-J
$25,000c
(Maturity 1 bond yrly. beg. Jan.l '15
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$25,0000.,
(Maturity 1 bond yrly. beg. Jan.l '15
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 1913.S50.000
Assessed val.'13 (34 act.).. 555,627
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$14.00
5s g
'12
OROYILLE.
This city is in Butte County. Inc.
Jan. 3 1906.
Pop'n 1910. 3,859.
Levee Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5s
J-J
$70,000c_
$2,000 payable annually on July 1)
Sewer Bonds
J-J
5s
(Tax-Exempt).
$111 000c. $3,000 ann'ly
BOND. DEBT Nov 13 *13. $181.000
Assess, val. '13
A district
Refunding
Sewer
Bonds.
4Mg'07 J-J
Park
Bonds
$84,000c-.Sept 1'14-'37
4sg '97 M-S
l
'14-'43
„
$500,225c.Jan 15 *14-*47
Bonds.
4Hff'07 J-J
$843,200c.Jan 15 *14-'47
School and
Auditorium Bonds.
34s'll J-D$ 1,058,205.j'ne 15'14-'51
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 '13.$6,585,655
4
,13-'14.*148,37l,600
289,982,576
'13-'14.$30.8(<
Population In 1910 (Census) .150 1'4
Population in 1913 (est.)
178.000
* Of the total valuation, $451,400
Is exempt from taxation in accordance
with State laws and $15,666,150 is
taxed by the State only, but on this
last-named
amount
the State re¬
imburses the city for taxes on interest
and redemption on bonds sold prior
to Nov. 101910.
INTEREST on all bonds payable
at City Treasurer's office.
The McElroy bonds. School and Auditorium
bonds and the municipal improve¬
ment
bonds
can
also be paid at
National City Bank, N. Y. City.
►:<
—
OAKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs'04J-J
$768,000
1944
4.8s'06 J-J
238,000.
1946
BOND.DEBT 8ept.23'13.$1.006,000
Assessed val.'13(H act.) 133,823,878
Tot. assess, val.
Real value
(est.)
Total tax (per $1,000)
8'14-'23
40.000_.July 17'14-23
50,OOOc_Aug 24'23-32
Street Light Bonds.
534s'13 A-O
$6,000..Apr
Water Works Bonds.
534s'00
$5,600...
County.
7 '14-'33
1940
...
Water Works Ext. Bonds.
534s'09
$17,000.
1929
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
4 34s'04
$82,500.
1944
5s '10
40,375.
1950
Paving Bonds.
5 34s*12
.$30,000
— — — ,—
BOND. DEBT July 1 1912.$150,154
Assessed valuation 1912._.2,081,965
...
...
...
—
—
(per $1,000) 1912...$16.70
Population in 1910.^
... — .2,442
Tax rate
PIEDMONT.
This place (P.
RICHMOND.
Alameda County.
County.
O. Oakland) Is in
Incorp. Jan. '07
Impt. Bonds (Pari yearly to 1930).
*10
M
$110.700c,
...
—
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913.$110,700
Assessed valuation 1912.
6.119.951
1912 —.$11.30
$18.50
Butte County;
In
J-J
$45,000.1July 1 '17-'42
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
$45,000
Assessed valuation 1911—2,315,445
5s '12
School tax (per
$1,000) 1911 .—$3.80
'
OXNARD.
v
,
This city is in Ventura
County.
Water-Works Bonds. "
5s '12
M-N$l 00,000c.May 1 *22-'46
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913—
$36,000
Bonds sold since above date
100.000
Assessed valuation 1912
2,000,000
(per $1,000) 1912...$ 11.00
Population in 1910..
2.555
INT. on water-works bonds pay¬
able at City Treasurer's office.
Tax rate
PALMS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district in Los Angeles County.
5s *13
...
$60,000
TOTAL DEBT—
PALO
.1914-1943
(?)
ALTO.
Santa Clara County.
Incorporated July 1 1909.
Of the
bonds
outstanding,
$160,000
are
cared for by the municipal water and
power plants, both principal and In¬
terest being paid from profits of said
plants. Population in 1910, 4,486.
This city Is In
Sewer
5s
Bonds.
A-0
$25,000c_Oct
1
'14-'38
Improvement Bonds."
A-0 $?9,OOOc_Oct 1 *14-'42
5s
A-0
61,928c.May 1 '14'-47
5s
5sg'09J»J
5s '11
J-D
INT. payable at
.1,719
12,950e.July 1 *13 '50
29,000c_July 1 '13-'31
This
city
is
in
Contra
Costa
Incorporated Aug. 7 1905.
Population 1910, 6,802.
Improvement Bonds.
5s '13
J-J $300,000c..Jan 1 '14-'23
BOND. DEBT Sept 23'13
$300,000
Assessed valuation 1913—15,261,525
City tax rate (per $1,000
*13.$10.00
Treasurer's office.
RIVERSIDE.
PITTSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
This city is the county seat of Riv¬
A district in Contra Costa County erside County.
Incorporated 1883;
Street Improvement Bonds,
53ig'13 M-N$53.0000.Nov 1 '14-'53
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 *13.
$53,000
is '95
s.-an.$40,500c Aug 1 '14-'35
Assessed val. 1912-13
1,542,025
Electric-Light Imp't Bonds,
F-A $22,000c Aug 1 T4-'35
Population in 1913 (est.)
4.000 is *95
INT. payable in Pittsburg, Cal.
Steam Power Plant Bonds.
(3-5 act.)..1,849,631
Building Bonds.
$3,110,025 Jan l'14-'50
Improvement Bonds.
F-A$990,OQOc_Aug 1
against district for
1887, see V. 95, p.
Population In 1910
_
V. 91, p. 1658.
McElrov Bonds.
in
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT. at Bank of Orland.
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
orAlameda County.
Incorp. 1854. Com¬
mission government adopted Dec. 8 OR.OVILLE GRAMMAR SCH. D.
5Hs'13
Aug
5s g
—
1910.
For judgments
bonds issued
1759.
%,
Oakland is the county seat
4J4s g'09 J-J
Municipal
—..
This city is in San Mateo
High-School Building Bonds.
t4s'11M-N S475.000e_'May 1 '19-'42
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913—
4
INT. at County Treas. office.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913—
OAKLAND.
>
1,000..Mch
5s'04
...
OAKDALE.
This city is In Stanislaus County.
Inc. Nov. 19 '06.
Pop'n '10. 1.035.
...
(per $1,000) '12.$38.50
INT at office of City Treasurer.
PASADENA SCHOOL DISTRICT., 5s g '10 Apr
85,000
1915-1935
Includes the City of Pasadena and BOND. DEBT Nov 1913— $221,000
North and East Pasadena.
Assess, val. '«13 (34 act.)
7,719,021
School Bonds.
School tax rate (per $1,000)'13$12.50
i 34s *02Sept $45,000c Sept 15 '15-'22
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
4s
'OSSept 48,000c Sept 8 '14-'37
4 V$8 '04Oct
25.000C Oct 24 '14-'18
4s'06
M-N 130.000c Mch 12 *14'39 REDWOOD CITY.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
This
'11
76.000c.Mch 1 '14-'51
Sinking fund
* 8,808
Assessed val.'12 (1-3 act.).9,303,160
5sg'08
$40,000
—
.
15 T4-'27
$9,000c—Aug 1 *14-'22
\ 10,000c—Aug 1 *23-'27
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13...$218,000
'14-'42
Population In 1910 (Census) —30,291
INT. at City Treas. office.
ORANGE COUNTY,
Santa Ana is the county seat.
$600,000c Nor 15 *22-51
$80.000c-July 15 T4-'45
5s '11
hand
(?)
F-A I
'14-'42
AH g '12 M-N $56,OOOcMay 1 *14-'52
BOND. DEBT Septl '13.$2,023,150
on
1 1941
Feb
Improvement Bonds.
4 34g'07
'14-'48
Bridge Bonds.
4H g '11 J-D$95,000c.June 1 '14-'31
Garbage-Incinerator-Plant Bonds.
Cash
SCHOOL DIST.
$45.000
He'05 J-J
Special
$14,500c.Jan 2 '14-'42
61,875c.July 1 '14-'46
17,100c.June
'14-'51
Assess, val. '13
F-A
'11
Is g '07 J-J
$35.000c.Jan
Public Park Bonds.
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s
4s
.2,696
Municipal Improvement Bonds
4
Oct 1 '17)
Jan
—-
—
Water-Works System.
*
Sewer Farm Bonds.
'02
$3,625
1912-13.$41^50
A district in Tulare County.
5s g '12 M-N
M-N $20.000c_May 1 *14-'45
4s '02
J-J
4,350C.Jan 2 '14-'42
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
'05
_s
1.)
REDLANDS.
This city Is In San Bernardino Co.
Inc. Nov. 1888. Pop'n 1910, 10,449.
Water Bonds.
4Hs'08 A-0 $43,750c_Apr 1
4s '02
J-J
25.375c.Jan 2
Aug.
TOTAL BONDED DEBT—
Park Bonds.
48
...
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
City-Hall Bonds.
y'4H g '11 J D$21,850c.June 1 '14-'51
48 g '02 J-J
4s'02
J-J
—
on
$1,000)
Population in 1910
...
5s
$42,500c
'12 F-A $13,500c
Tax rate (per
$12,687c—Jan 2 'l4-»42
J J
'
1.)
Bonds.
...
($1,125 yearly
'02
Aug.
BOND. DEBT Mch 20 '13_$204,775
Assessed val.'12 (M act.)_12,249,014
.
Los Angeles County.
This city Is In
—
—-
($1,250 yearly on June 1.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1913-'14 $11.40
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913—$25,000
NORTH GLENDALE SCH.
_s '12
$30,000 ——•
TOTAL DEBT—
value
Water
Bk. of Palo Alto.
INT. payable at
'12 F-A $14,250C
($375 yearly on
5s g '08
■a-
Sewer Bonds.
This city
City Treasurer's office.
Building Bonds.
>
'12
J-J
$25,000.-July 1
rax
4Hs'12 A-0 $1,250,000
(Due $50,000 yearly begin.
ORANGE.
5s g
3-5 on real estate and
on
personal property.)
(per $1,000) '12--13—$9.50
City Hall and Jail Bonds.
4s '02
J J
$35,887c—Jan 2
INT. at County Treasurer's office
Real
City
4s
In San Bernardino.
NILES SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district in Alameda County.
5s
—4,274
office.
ONTARIO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
5s g '13 M-N$50,000c_
BOND. DEBT June 1913. $150,500
Assessed valuation 1913...3,119,325
Real value (estimated)
9,000,000
School tax rate(per$l,000) '13.$20.00
"
MONTEREY.
This city Is In Monterey, County.
Incorp. as a city of sixth class In
1889.
Charter providing for com¬
mission government went Into effect
July 1 1911.
V. 93. p. 1054.
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
5s g '09 J-J $135,000c_Jan 2
M4-'51
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13. $138,750
Assess, val. '13 (34 act.)—2,560,910
City tax (per $1,000) 1913.T__$14.50
Population in 1910
4,923
—$50.95
*
INT. at City Treasurer's
-.1927
$3,000c._
—.
,
(Assessment
1 1951
Bonds.
Fke-Alarm
'12
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913-$220,200
Assessed valuation '12-'13.3,027,075
PASADENA.
Bonds.
J-J $166,2500.-Jan
'11
5s
Pipe Line Bonds.
Oil
5s
1927
$12,000c
...
2-5
J-J
'07
5s
Water
Monrovia
;
$5,280c.-Apr 10 1935
1,000c—Nov 1 1952
J-J
'95
6s
MONROVIA.
Inc. Dec. 1887.
Pop'n 1910,
Water Bonds.
6s *94
July $21,000.-July 1
6s '98
July
15,625.-July 1
6s *00
Mar
13,500.Mar 12
Bonds tax-free.
Bonds.
Sewer
$3,451
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 .$1,606,462
Warrants outstanding
18,296
Assessed valuation 1913 —6,938.900
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$37 50
INTEREST payable at Treasurer s
office and First Nat. Bk.,Modesto.
In San Bernardino Co.
This city Is
Incorp. Deo. 1891.
Bonds,
'12
5s
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
g'06
$11,640c
($350 yearly on Nov. 1.)
5s g *09 F-A $31,500c
($875 yearly on Aug. 1.)
5S g '10
$54,000c
($1,500 yearly on June 1.)
5s
1952
...
ONTARIO.
This city is in Tulare County.
$25,000o July 15'12-'38
A-0
5s
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
332,000c..Jan
J-J
PORTER VILLE.
Bonds
Water
1913..$5.40
(per $1,000)
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
This district
Stanislaus County.
5s
J-J $1,009,OllC—Jan
5s
157
CALIFORNIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.]
4s g
PLUMAS COUNTY.
Quincy is the county
All
bonds are tax-exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $35.100C—
Bridge'and Highway Bonds.
4s
1934
4sg'07 A-0$100.00Q„Oct 1 '17-'32
(Part every 5 years..
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13— $135,100
Assessed val.'13(3-5 act.)..8,428,940
State & Co. tax rateflnside
(?)
'
*
(per $1,000
(Outside .$15.00
Population In 19105.259
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
POMONA.
'
.
■
This city
is in Los Angeles County.
Jan. 1888.
All bonds tax-
Incorp.
Bonds.
Sewer
J-D
'00
J-D
School
4s '03
4
on
—15.212
steam power
plant
payable at Riverside; on bonds
of 1911 at City Treasurer's office;
on
water bonds at National
Park
Bank, N. Y. City, or at City Treas¬
urer's office; other bonds at N. Y.
4 34 8*10 F-A 250.000c Aug 3 1920-'39
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 ..$323,000
34,000c—July 1 *14-'47
City-Hall
34s'09 J-J
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
INT. at
15.212
Population In 1910
INT.
payable at County Treasury.
Riverside is the county
seat,
All
bonds are tax-exempt.
1949
$77,000
val.'12(30to50%act) 11,116,979
(per $1,000) 1912--$9.80
School tax
RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
POMONA CITY SCHOOL DIST.
...
Ass'd
1914-1922
'13.$36.50
City Treas. office.
Building Bonds.
1914-1920
1043
$22.500c—
V$s'07 J-D
DIS
All bonds are tax-exempt.
isg'01 F-A $24.000c
5s *08 Feb
36,000c
Bonds.
J-D
4^s'09
INTEREST
1943
$22,5000
Bonds.
$47,700c.July 1 *14-'49
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13. $148,700
Assess, val. 1913 (34 act. .7,497,718
4
Population In 1910-——bonds
RIVERSIDE CITY SCHOOL
1940
$21,OOOc
Bonds.
Park
4s '03
$27,000c June 1 '14-'40
Park Bonds.
*11 M-S$27,000cMch 1 '14-*31
Fire Dept. Bonds.«
434s g *11 M-S$ 18,000c.Mch 1'14-'S1
Water-Works-Purchase Borids.
5s '13 J-D$l ,600,000c.June 1 '14-'53
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13_$1,306,750
Floating debt—
41,493
Ass&ss. val. '13 (30% act.)10,021.522
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *13_$40.20
4 348 g
Population 1910, 10,207.
exempt.
4s
;00 J-D
Fairmont
seat.
Court-House
Bonds,
145,000c.Sept 1 '14-'42
21'13
$145,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)_31,984,516
State & Co. tax/ Inside..
--*13-9!?
POMONA CITY HIGH SCH. D.
per $1,000) *13) Outside
.J9;9?
4 34s '03
$27,500...
1923
Population In 1910
84,696
5s
'13
—.
$30.000.1914-1923
1913..$77,000
is g
'02 M-S$
BOND. DEBT Oct
BOND. DEBT July 1
,
57,000
1949
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913—$84,500
4
34s'09
...
—
TTtfT.
At
Countv
Treas.
office.
158
CALIFORNIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SACRAMENTO.
the
5s g '07J-D
County and the capital of
State, and was re-Incorporated
April 23
Section
1863.
for
See "State
Nov.
17
1909
&
delin¬
clared valid
by the Superior Court on
Jan. 12 1912.
V. 94, p. 293.
Com¬
mission government adopted Nov. 7
1911.
V. 93, p. 1413.
Levee & Sewer (red. any time .
4s g *05 J-J $125,000C—__Jan *14-'38
4s g '08 J-J
175,000c—Jan 1 *14-'48
4^s'13
Bonds.
$355,000—Jan 1 *14-'53
High-School Bonds
1
5s g
$111,1590.Dec 30'14-'37
Bonds.
$6,650o..Dec 1 '14-'27
07 J-D
Bonds.
Street
5s g '03
5s g '03
$l,100c_—May 1 1923
2,100c..-May 1 1923
M-N
M-N
fown-Hall Bonds.
58 g'03
$4,400c_..May 1 1923
M-N
Bonds.
Sewer
$4,400c—May 1 1923
M-N
5s '03
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $134,884
Assessed val. '13 (14 act.).l,812,120
Tax rate (per
$1,000) '13-'14_.$18.00
Population in 1910—
2.945
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
...
48*05
J-J $160,000C.Jan
1 *14-*45
J-J
40,000c—July 1 *14-*33
J-J'
62,500c_July 1 '14-'38
4s '08
4s '08
City-Hail Bonds.
<
J-J $255.000c_July 1 *14-'47
.Water-Main Bds. (red. any time .
4s '07
4s
Park
City"
for
quency in payment of original debt.
The river bonds given below were de¬
Levee
'03
J-J $110,000c-jan
1
'14-41
SAN DIEGO.
.
_
This is the county seat
County.
bonds
Jan.
Inc.
of San Diego
1835.
All
tax-exempt.
are
Water
1
Bonds.
4^s'01 J-J $424.000c.July 1
4Hs*03 J-J
149,250c_July 1
'14-'41
'14-'43
43,200c.Oct 1 '14 '45
50,609c.June 1 '14-'47
4Ms'05 A-0
4Hs'07 J-D
4Hs'07 J-D
4 H g '11 J-J
River-Improvement Bonds.
4^s
$70,000c—Jan 1 '14-'41
326,391c June 1'14-'45
Old bonds outstanding
$7,100
322,000c.Jan 1 '14-M8
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913 $1,009,500 4Hs'12
269,500..
1952
Assess, val. *12 (14 act.)..63,176,000
(Part due yearly.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1912.
$12 80 4Ks'13 J-J2,500.000c.-Jan 1 '14-'52
Population In 1910 (Census)..44.696
Reservoir Bonds.
INT. on 414 % levee bonds at City 4^>g'07 J-D$127,933c_June 1 *14-'45
Treas. office or at Bank of N. Y.,
Sewer Bonds.
N.B.A.; other bonds in Sacramento 4Hs'03 J-J $105,000c.July 1 '14-'43
at California Nat. Bank.
4.Hs'05A-O
60,000c_0ct 1 "14-'45
4Hs'07 J-D
43,894c.June 1 '14-'43
SACRAMENTO CITY SCH. DIST. 4Hs'07J-D
1,648c. June 1 '14-'17
4^s'll J-J
$200,000
4^s'07 J-D
9,834c.June 1 '14-'33
(Maturity 20 bonds in 6 yrs. and 10 4^s'07 J-D
1,389c_June 1 '14-'16
bonds every 6 mos. thereafter.)
4 Hs'07 J-D
28,112c. June 1 '14*42
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13.
$200,000 4^s*04
87,500c
1948
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_56,869,230
(Part due yearly.)
Population in 1913 (est.)
65,000 4^s
$24,700c
1950
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
(Part due yearly.)
4}4s
$2,500c
—.1918
SACRAMENTO CITY HIGH S. D.
(Part due yearly.)
Building Bonds.
•
4Ms
$6,400c
1926
4 j^s'll J-J $100,000
(Part due yearly.)
(Maturity $4,000 in 16 yrs. and $2,- 414 g '11 J:J 870,500c..Jan 1 *14-'48
000 every 6 mos. thereafter.)
(Part due yearly.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13.
$100,000 4Hs'13
$113,000.
-.1952
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.).56,869,230
(Part due .yearly.)
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Refunding Bonds.
...
..
...
.
-
....
...
...
,
.
---
...
4Hs'98 J-J
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
County seat is Sacramento.
4Hs'03
4.V3s'07
4Hs'08 J-J $225,000c—Jan 1 '17-'48
and
Jail
$163.000c. .Jan
1914-*38
Bonds.
4Hs'12
4Hs*08 J-J $660,000c__Jan 1 »17-'48
Road Bonds.
73,000c ........1952
(Part due yearly.)
Street
4Hs'12
—
$29,500c
(Part due yearly.)
.1952
_
taxflnside
$12.23
Concrete Culvert Bonds.1
(per$l,000)
\ Outside.!.. 16.70 4^s'07J-D $41,000c_June 1 '14-'41
Park Bonds.
Population In 1910...
_...67,806
INTEREST
on
hospital
bonds 414s g J-J $453,000..
1950
payable at County Treasury.
(Part due yearly.)
5s g 13 M-S 850,000c_Sept 1 '14-'53
ST. HELENA UN. HIGH SCH. D.
Playground-Purchase Bonds.
A district in Napa County.
-S '13
$63,750..
1952
5s '11 s-ann $26,237
—1914-1931
(Part due yearly.)
J
,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$30,000
High school tax (per $1,000) '11 $4.50
SALINAS CITY!
This city is In Monterey County.
Inc. Feb. 11 1903.
Sewer
Pop'n 1910,3.736.
Bonds.
J-J
58'97
$24,000o.Jan 2 '14-'37
City Hall Bonds
58 g *06 J-D $41,250c.Dec 31 '14 '46
Wharf &
..
Harbor Bonds.
4Hg'H J-J $975,000c_Jan 7 '14-'51
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1913.$7,460,000
Water bonds (Included).. 4,115,234
Bonds reserved & subject
to sale
611,000
Assessed val.'13 (14 act.).64,162,657
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$19.00
Population in 1910 (Census)-.39,578
INT. at City Treasurer's office and
at Nat. Park Bank, New York.
School Bonds
J-J
$19.500c.Jan 2 '14-'39
5s '06
J-D
13,375c_Dec 31'14 46
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '13
$98,750
58 '09
Assessed val. '13 (3-5 act.).2,439,619
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $26.80
INT. at
City Treasurer's office.
SAN ANSELMO.
;
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
$263,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)_50,356,208
School tax rate (per $1,000) '13. $8.00
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Street Bonds.
—8
'09
...
SAN DIEGO HIGH SCH. DIST.
5s g '05 M-S $108,000c Sept
*14-'25
$39,000
Sewer Bonds.
'09
$12,750..
Various Improvement Bonds.
5s
...
'10
$30,000
M-N 26,650
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 '13. $108,400
Assessed valuation 1912.-.1,382,139
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$14.80
Population In 1910
—1,531
..S
58 '12
SAN BENITO
COUNTY.
?11
Feb
200,000__Feb 6 '17-'51
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
$308,000
Assess, val. (12 (2-3 act.).39.676,450'
School tax rate (per $1,000)'12 _$8.00
INT. at County Treas. office.
SAN DIEGO
BOND.DEBT
High-School Bonds.
$27,000------
Assessed valuation
...
Road
5s
'12
Bonds..
J-J
-
—
a-
—
.
$290,000.July 1 '14-'42
State
(per/Inside
$20.50
$1,000) 1913.\Outside-r- <22.50
Population In 1910
8,041
& Co.
Septl5'13.$1,157,000
1913.-67,594,908
tax/Inside.
$14.50'
(p.er $1,000) T3\Outside
21.00
Population in 1910
-----.61,665
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '13. $317,000
Assessed val. '13 (3^5 act.)_8,453,146
County tax
INT.
at
County Treas.
office.
SAN FERNANDO UN. HIGH S. D.
A district
in
Los
Angeles County.
Building Bonds.
5s
'12
A-O
$50,000...Oct 1 *17-'41
SAN BERNARDINO.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912_
$56,000
San Bernar¬ Assessed valuation 1912 __4,"676,950
dino County.
Incorporated 1886.
An amendment to the city char¬ SAN FRANCISCO.
ter was adopted on April 18 1913
San Francisco is in San Francisco
increasing
the
borrowing capacity County, and the financial statement
to
15% of the assessed valuation. givon below Is for both city and
This city is located in
will be forwarded
Legislature for its approval.
V. 96, p. 1342.
Pop'n '10, 12,779.
The
to
amendment
the
Water
On Nov. 5 1907 the city
voted in favor of 21 amendments to
the city charter.
V. 85. p. 1418.
county.
Bonds
At an election held Dec. 10
1912,
A-0$121,947c.Apr 1
14-'43 17 amendments to the city charter
A-O
51,302c.Apr 1
l4-'43 were adopted.
V. 95, p. 1760.
Improvement Bds.— (Tax-Exempt)
Earthquake and Fire.—This city
4 Hs'08 A-O.$96.2500
1914-1948 was visited by an earthquake on Apr.
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1913. $272,250 18 1906 and the subterranean
up¬
Assessed val. *12 (1-3 act.).5,662,584 heaval, together with the fires result¬
Total tax (per $1,000)'12-'13..$36.50 ing therefrom,
caused
the
loss
of
INTEREST
is
payable at City many lives and the destruction of
Treasurer's office and in New York. property to the estimated value of
4a
*03
4s '03
several
SAN BUENVENTURA.
This city
(P: O. Ventura) is
County.
Incorporated
1866.
Reincorporated in 1905.
Ventura
the
question of issuing $6,000,000 bonds
for the acquisition of the Home Tele¬
phone Co.
V. 94,
p.
1073.
of
taxes
levied
In
The
charter
the
on
limits taxation to $1
$100 for all current expenses
The
$5,000,000
5%
exposition except the maintenance of parks, for
bonds given in table below are not which
purpose
Is allowed 7 cents
figured in the 15% debt limit. These additional on the $100.
bonds
were
voted
Nov.
15
1910.
See V. 91, p. 1398.
Also see remarks
State of California for consti¬
tutional amendments
POPULATION.—fe 1910 (Cen¬
sus), 416,912; In 1900 (Census) 342,782; in 1890, 298.997; In 1880, 233,giving author¬ 959; In 1870, 149,473.
ity to issue these and other bonds.
On Aug. 26 1913 the voters author¬
SANGER UNION HIGH SCH. DIS.
ized
the
issuance
of
$3,500,000
A
,
under
district In
municipal-railway-system bonds.
V.
p. 682.
Oolden Gate
5s g
Park Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1913. * $50,000
Assessed valuation 1913_..2,780,630
3Ms'04 J-J $254,200c_July 1 ,14-'44
Library Bonds.
3^s'04 J-J $369,900C-July 1 '14-'22
Population in 1913 (est.)
.839
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
—
v'
Mission Park Bonds.
J-J $226,300c_July 1 '14-'44
Playground Bonds.
3Ms'04 J-J $573,500c-July 1 »14-»44
3 Hs'04
SAN
5s '08
J-J
5s v *09 J-J $
$25,000C-July 1 '14-'14
1,900,000..July 1 M4-'32
J-J$3,629.000c.July 1
COUNTY.
Highway Bonds.
1.800,000c
1949
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.$1,800,000
Assess, val. '13
(3-5 act.).56,238,954
State & Coufity taxjlnside
$13.50
(per $1,000) '13."[Outside
17.50
Population In 1910—
-50.731
INT. at County Treas. office or at
office of Kountze Bros., New York.
Sewer Bonds.
58 '08
JOAQUIN
Stockton Is the county seat.
Hospital Bonds.
3^S'04 J-J
Fresno County.
Building Bonds.
'13 Mch $50,000c.Mch 22 '18-'34
97,
'15-'54
8,000c
Polytechnic High-School Bonds.
4Hs'10 J-J $545,000c_July 1 '14-'37
Fire-Protection
5s'08
Bonds.
J-J$5,200,000c.July 1 '16-'55
,
SAN JOSE.
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
5s
08
J-J $714.000c_July
This city Is In Santa Clara County.
1
T4-.'30
Inc. 1850.
Commission government
rejected
Dec. 11 1912.
V. 95, p.
1695.
Bonds are tax-exempt,
An
election held Nov. 2 1911 resulted in
3^s'04J-J
$785,400c. July. 1 T4-'16
5s '08
J-J4,693,000c.July 1 '14-*38
Street
favor of annexing
Bonds.
3^s'04 J-J $607,500c_July 1
this
'1.4-'19
5s
J-J
*08
900.000c.July 1 T4-'31
414b g
East San Jose to
1413.
In Dec.
p.
annexed.
was
J-D
Sewer
$45,000c_-June 1 '14-87
Bonds
4 V^s g
J-D $24,000c_June 1 *14-'37
4Hs'12 F-A
97,500..Feb 1 '14-'52
City-Hall and Fire Bonds.
4 14b gF-A$126,556c ...Augl '14-'47
Geary Street Ry. Bonds.
4^s'10 J-J$l,900.000c.July l'15-'34
Market St. Ry. Bonds.
...
V. 03,
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
4s g '06 A-O $177,375c. .Apr 1 *14-'46
High School Bonds.
Water-Supply Bonds.
4^s'10 J-J $200,000__Jan 1 '14-'15
4HST0 J-J 1,125,000c
1920-1964
4^s'10
city.
1912 Port San Jose
City Jail and Hall of Justice.
3Hs'04 J-J $121,800c.July 1 '14-'20
•Park
$69,000
Bonds.
4Hs'12 F-A$107,250..Feb
1 '14-'52
City-Hall and Civic-Centre Bds.
Fire and Police Department Bonds.
5s '12
J-J$6,151,000c July 1 *17-'60 4H8'12 F-A $58,500..Feb 1 *14-'52
Exposition
5s
...
Bonds.
$5,000,000c
Incinerator
J4s'12 F-A $48,750 ..Feb 1 '14-'52
Bridge and Creek Bonds.
•
'
4Hs'12 F-A $53,625—Feb 1 '14-'52
Station Bonds.
4Hs'12 F-A
$1,500-Feb 1 *14-'53
Special bonds made payable by statute
from taxes
on
Bonds.
4
(Pay'le $200,000 yly. beg. May 1 *17)
lands benefited:
„
Montgomery Ave. bonds_$l,579,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 1911
$397,875
Dupont Street bonds, 7s,
•amount outstanding.,285,000 Total assessed val. '11-'12.25,735,390
hundred
millions
,
The
been
of
dollars.
The territory destroyed
by fire cqvin ered 2,500 acres, or about four square
See V. 82, p. 945, 999 and
in miles.
1060.
A compilation of the New
(Assessment 60 to 70% actual value.)
Dupont St. bonds have long
Involved
Total tax rate
in
litigation, but the
U.S. Circuit Court In Sept. 1903 ruled
In
of
favor
the
(per$l,0Q0)'ll.$25.40
28,946
Population In 1910...
INT. payable at City Treas. offloe.
bondholders—the
property owners being made liable for
SAN
the face value of bonds.
V. 77, p.998.
Holders of Montgomery Ave. bonds
brought suit against the State to re¬
cover
the face
value and
$2,000,000.
gating
The
JOSE
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
4s g '07 Jan $195,000cJ._Jan 1 '14->'47
5s
08
M-N
30,000c_May 1 '14*43
$225,000
Int. aggre¬ BOND. DEBT July 1 *13
Superior Assessed val. '13 (3-5 act.) 23.640,756
INT. at County Treasurer s office.
Court holds that the State is not lia¬
ble.
V. 78. p. 1565; V. 79, p. 925,
1659, and V. 80, p. 483, 1070; V. 81.
1449.
Appeal was taken, which
up to Oct.31 1913 was still pending,
p.
INTEREST
COUNTY.
San
Diego is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
4Hg'09 A-O$l,126,000.0ct 1 '14-'49
.
Hollister Is the county seat.
.8
on
amount
-
SAN DIEGO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s g '06 July $78,000c_.July
'14-'26
5s '07
July 140,000c.July 5 '14-'27"
4^s'09 s-an
45,000c
1921-1929
This town Is in Marin County.
—S
another special election to vote
The
1913-14 for city and county purposes
$11,577,445.79;
for
State
pur¬
poses, $221,023.96; total amount of
taxes, $11,798,469.75. •
School Bonds.
State & Co.
Assessed valuation 1911 ...1,838,420
is
.
414 g '07 J-J $58,000c.June 1 '14-'42
Cemetery Road Bonds.
4Hs'07 J-D
$2,000c.June 1 '14-*17
—
AND
about
at
valuation.
Boulevard and Road Bonds.
...
VALUATION
TAX
of
authorities permit the merger of the
Bonds.
...
loss
Home Telephone Co. with the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
They
declared in favor of the plan to call
.
4Hs'08 J-J $600,000c..Jan 1 '17-'48
CO. BD. DT. July 15 '13.$1,485,000
Floating debt:.
66,825
Value of Co. property ('12)
982,503
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_80,057,358
53,000c.June 1 '14-'4n
...
ASSESSED
Department
insurance
gross
.
...
.
Insurance
RATE.—Property is assessed
50% of its actual value.
Assessment decreased in 1906, owing
to earthquake.
1913-14.
1912-13.
An agreement has been reached be¬
$
.'.V;.
$
tween the city and the
Spring Valley Real estate.461,282,132 447,777,237
Water Co. on a plan of condemnation Personal
64,965,404
62,652,079
proceedings.
See V. 96, p.
1169.
During previous negotiations with
Total
526,247,536 510,429,316
the company, the voters defeated a Tax
(per M)
$22.42
$20.50
proposition to buy the system for
1911-12. V 1910-11.
$35,000,000, and instead ratified the
$
$
issuance of $45,000,000 bonds for a Real estate.404,520,670 433,263,243
municipal system with a source at Personal... 57,335,111
82,156,846
Lake Eleanor.
V. 90, p. 254.
Of
the
bonds
authorized,
Total—.461,855,781 515,420,089
$1,125,000
have been sold.
Tax (per M)
V. 94, p. 430.
$20.00
$20.00
At a special election held March 29
Tax rate for city and county pur¬
1912 the voters decided to refuse to poses for 1913-14 is $20.20 and for
assent to the suggestion that
the city State purposes $0.42 per $1,000 of
a
$222,836,307 and a net loss, after de¬
ducting reinsurance and estimated
salvage, of $132,823,067.
See V. 82,
P. 337.
3^s'04
$27,000c.July 1 '14-'40
...
State
revealed
xcvii.
.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
Court-House
York
Municipal Improvement Bonds
This city Is the county seat of Saoramento
[Vol.
is
payable in gold
in
San Francisco.
TOT. DEBT, SINK. FUNDS,
&c.
Nov. 2*12.
$
27,431,300
Oct.SV13.
$
Tot. bd. debt.34,997,600
Sinking funds.
36,488'
.
SAN JOSE HIGH SCHOOL DIST.
4s
Jan $127,000
Jan 1 1927
M-N
5s '08
15,000-.May 1 "14 *28
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13
$142,000
Assessed val. *13(3-5 act.) 23,640,756
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '12..$0.65
INT. at County Treasurer's office
SAN LUIS OBISPO.
This city Is In San Luis Obispo Co.
-
„
16,536
Water Bonds.
'99
5s
Net debt—.34,961,112
CITY
27,414,764
PROPERTY.—The follow¬
description of the property
owned by the City and County of San
Francisco, as transmitted to the State
Comptroller by direction of the Board
of Supervisors
in Sept. 1913.
Tbe
water, gas and electrlc-llght plant are
not owned by the city:
Park reservations, public
squares & Improv'ts..$33,543,000
Fire department, lots and
Imp'ts, apparatus, &c_
3,930,130
Police department, lots,
Imp'ts and furnishings.
342,100
Auxiliary fire-alarm syst.
5,496,000
City Hall, Hall of Justice,
county jails, hospitals,
almshouses,
lots
and
Improv'ts & furniture.
5,751,300
ing Is
a
Channel St. lots from 9th
to
610,000
18th streets
School lots, lmprovem'ts,
libraries, furniture, &c.
Garbage system
Hetch-Hetchy lands
County-line Water Co.,
lands and property.__
Geary Street railway
Civic Centre lands
Total
Sewer
,
--$56,000
Bonds.
*99
$26,100
1939
Improvement Bonds."
5s '09
—'. $171,000
— —1948
BOND. DEBT May 15'13 $142,000
Assessed valuation '11 (est) 3,070,872
5s
....
—
—
Tax rate (per $1,000)
'11
$23.30
Population In 1910
5,157
INT. payable at City Treas. offloe
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.
San Luis Obispo Is
All
bonds
are
the oounty seat.
tax-exempt.
Wharf (Red. aft. 10 yrs. fr.
issue).
5s g
5s g
'06 July $34,000c_July 1 '14-'30
'06 July
44.OOOc.July 1 '14-'35
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13
$78,000
Assessed valuation 1913..20,662,282
State & Co. tax perf Inside—.$12.50
$1,000) 1913.—\Outside
18.00
Population In 1910
19,383
INT. payable at Co. Treas. offloe.
.
12,963,520 SAN MATEO "COUNTY.
Redwood City Is the county seat.
684,756
The highway bonds given below are
part of an issue of $1,250,000.
Highway Bonds. •
5s '13
J-J $352,000__July 1 '17-42
Court-House Bonds.
5,700,000
4S g '06 M-S $112,588c Sept 1 '14-'46
......$71,907,871 4s g '06 M-S
22,809c 8ept 1 '14-'4ft
1,240,440
30,000
1,616,625
•
SAN MATEO COUNTY (Con.)—
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13
$491,500
Assessed valuation 1913—29,479,940
State & Co. tax
rate/Inside—$10.50
\Outside
16,50
26.585
(per $1,000)
Population In 1910
.
INT. payable at Co. Treas.
office.
SANTA MARIA.
This city Is In Santa
Barbara Co.
Inc. Sept. 12 1905.
Pop'n '10. 2,260
Sewer (part yearly beg. Jan. 1 *13).
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.
This city is in San Mateo County.
J-J
$73,000c.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913...$73,000
Assessed val. (2-5 act.) '12.
937,050
TOTAL DEBT
5s '12
_
Total tax (per
INT.
I
This city Is In Orange Co.
Inoorp.
June 1 1886.
Commission govern¬
ment defeated in Jan. 1913.
V. 96,
SANTA ANA.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
149.
p.
Water Bonds.
F-A
'05
5s
'14-'45
Mch 1 1931
$80.000r.Feb 1
4 Hs'll M-S
18,000
Sewer Bonds.
4
Ks'98
—
—
Apr 1938
$40,625c
$ll,000r ——Nov 1924
School Bonds.
$3,000
Nov 1915
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '13. $152,625
Assess, val. (35% act.) '12.6,417,800
City tax (per $1.000) 1912....$12.00
Population in 1910—- — — - — 9.800
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
4Hs'04
.
bonds
payable
at
Bank, Santa Maria; on
bonds at City Treas. office.
other
Sewer and
Incinerator Bond*.
M-N $136,000.Nov 1 '14-'47
Fire Apparatus (part yearly).
5s '06
$15.000
1941
5s '07
GRAMMAR S. D.
1 '14-*37
1913..$69,000
SANTA ANA
$24,000--Jan
J-J
*12
5s
SANTA ANA HIGH SCH. DIST.
$200.000.-TOTAL DEBT May 1913-$222,000
'12
5s
SANTA BARBARA.
Santa Barbara Is In Santa Barbara
5s
Crematory Bonds (part yearly).
'06
$7,500
-.-1926
Storm-Drain Bonds (part yearly).
*06
$11,500
1934
Sewer Bonds (part yearly).
6s '97
$26,000
1937
5s '06
32,000
1943
City-Hall Bonds (part yearly).
5s '02
$26,000.
1937
Bridge Bonds (part yearly).
5s '02
$16,000
..1927
5s '06
4,000-.-1919
5s *1/6
12,500-.
.1936
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$284,000
5s
—
....
Main
Bonds
Sewer
'03 F-A$10,500c.Aug 1
Bridge Bonds.
'14-*43
'03 F.-A$ 10,000c-Aug 1
'14-'43
4H
g
4 M g
High-School Bonds,
is '01
Jan
$42,00Qc.Jan 10 '14-'41
Oak
Park
4)4s'04 F-A $11,625c. Aug 15 '14-'44
(}4 actual)_12,400,465
$1,000) 1912....$16.20
7,847
Population In 1910.
SANTA MONICA CITY SCH DIS.
4^s'06 June $18,000.June 18 '14-'16
5s '08
M-N
30,080
....
Polytechnic High-School Bonds,
isg'll A-0$200,000_.Apr 1 '17-'51
High-School Bonds.
5s *12
A-0 $70,000--Oct 1 '17-'52
School-Ground Bond*.
5s g '11 A-O
1 '14-'41
1 *14-'43
1 '14 '48
1'14-'50
$44,915..Sept 3'14-*47
37,500..Aug 1 '14-'43
4H»'03 F-A
Bonds.
Street
$38,700—July 1 '14-'49
DEBT July 1 '13.. $774,250
4HS'09 J-J
BOND.
Assessed val. 13 (3-5 act.).9,893,030
City tax rate (per(Inside..$18.80
$1,000), 1912-13. (Outside. 16.90
Population In 1910.
.....11,659
INT.
on
due 1948and
water bonds
KountzeBros.,N.Y.,
others at
City Treasurer's office.
street bonds at
and
------
...
INT. payable at
Road Bonds.
'11
8sVll
J-J
A-0
'12
ann
$36,000o
July '14-'31
100,000c .$5,000 yearly
47,500c July 22'14-*32
6s '13
ann
6s
County has no general bonded debt.
Road dlst. debt Oct 1913.
$298,500
Assess, val. '13 (70% act.)28,497,473
(Outside. 20.00
Population In 1910...
..27,738
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
(per $1,000)
(Inc. Mch. 6 1872.
1
School-House Bonds.
5sg'05 J-J
$39,030o..Jan 2 '14-'45
M-N
-.948 .May 1 *14-'47
Qas
Bonds
J-J
is '00
$20,250...Jan 1 '14-'40
Power Bonds.
May 1 '14-'47
Water, Light &
4Hs'07 M-N $25,500..May 1
Water
'14-'47
Bonds
School Bonds.
5s
5s
.
—
4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913- $248,000
Total assessed val. 1912
—
Total tax rate(per $1,000)
Population In 1910
6,130,364
'12.$13.50
...7,817
ROSA—COURT
SANTA
HOUSE
High School Bonds.
A-O $80.000
..1951
Grammar School (Part yearly).
4Mb
$26.000
July 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—
5s '11
...
$80,000
High School District—
Grammar School District—
$5,500
—
BOND. DEBT June 22 '12.$142,500
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.)_2,179,904
5s
'12
...
SAUSALITO.
Water Bonds.
$90,000c_ Jan 15 '14-*49
DEBT Dec 1912.
$90,000
J-J
BOND.
val.'12(3-5 act.). $2,364,249
$1,000) '11.$28 90
—2,383
Assessed
—
SELMA UNION HIGH'SCH. DIS.
A district In Fresno County.
5s g
'11 Feb
*14-'31
$54,000.-Feb 8
TOTAL DEBT Nov 3 '13.
$54,000
Assess, val..'13 (3-5 act.)..3,879,530
Schooltax
1913..$5.19
Co. Treas. offloe.
(per $1,000)
INT. payable at
SIERRA MADRE.
This city is in Los
Angeles County.
Water-Works Bonds (part yearly).
s-an
$40,00dc
s-an
s-an
—
111,000c
20,000c
5s '13
J-D 111,000c.:
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13. $171,000
Assessed val. '13 (3-5
SISSON.
SANTA CEUZ.
This olty Is In Santa Cruz County,
On Jan. 31 1911 commission govern¬
ment was adopted by this city.
V.
SOLANO
City's liability on Water
assumed by It sustained
by U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals on
Jan. 13 1913. V. 98, p. 299. in June
1913 the voters authorized the issu¬
ance of $220,000 5% bonds to pur¬
chase water-works, and on July 15
1913 these bonds were
p.
sold. V. 97,
907.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '94
Apr $198,000c
'
This, town Is In Siskiyou County.
Water, Sewer and Building Bonds.
5^s
$39,000—May 1'14-'52
...
BOND.
DEBT
Assessed val.'13
1913 —$39,000
Oct
(3-5 act)
405,960
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13__$8.00
Population In 1910
....
636
INT. at Siskiyou Co. Bk., Yreka.
VENICE UNION HIGH S. D.
Building Bonds.
$250,000
5s '13
...
Court-House Bonds.
...
Assess, val. '13
1
*14-'34
$220,000
(65% act.)25.406.952
6c. Co. tax
rate/Inside..$13.00
$1,000), 1913\Outslde
17.00
Population In 1910
27,559
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
(per
.
Ventura is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
'12 F-A$145,000c.Feb
Is g
This city is in Kern County
'12
Bonds.
J-D $22,500
'14-'42
F-A$261,000c.Feb 1 '14-'42
Part due eaob year begin.Feb.l *12.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$406,000
Assess, val. *13 (3-5 act.).30,834,087
!■ ewer
6s
1
Bridge Bonds.
Co.
tax
(per/Inside.$13.00
(Outside 16.00
18,347
$1,000) 1913
Population In 1910
TAFT.
«
-
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
— —
.1914-1922
Fire Bonds.
6s *12
J-D $14.400"
1914-1922
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913...$41,000
Assessed valuation 1912..—$902,536
3,000
Population in 1913 (est.)
TRACY.
This city is in San Joaquin County.
Inc. July 22 1910.
VENTURA UNION HIGH S. D.
Building Bonds.
5s g '11
$69,000c
1914-1936
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
$69,000
Assess, val. ,13-'14(3-5 act)7,567,730
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)'12-13 $3.80
Population in 1913 (est.)..—6,000
___
INT. at County
Treasurer's office.
Bonds.
Sewer
F-A
$45,400c
1914-1941
VIS ALIA.
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '13..$45,400
County seat of Tulare County. Ino.
Assessed val. '13 (3-5 act.) ...588,373
Feb. 27 1874.
Bonds are taxable.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$37.50
Ss'll
Bonis.
School
INT. at West Side Bank,
Tracy.
6s
$i2.0i'
16. on
Population In 1910
48,394
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
In
1913
(Outside
J-J
$58.0000
--.1940
Sewer, Brldgo A City-Hall Bonds.
Is
J-J
$40,500c
1948
proposition to purchase local water BOND. DEBT Sept 24 *13. $103,576
for $44,000.
V. 96, p. 580. Assessed val. '13 <3-5 act.).3,532,404
Total tax rate (per$l,000)'13_$59.40
Water Bonds.
5s g '12 J-D$100,000c-Dec 1 '17-'49 Population In 1910
—4,881
Municipal-Improvement Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Visalia.
5s g '12 J-D
$7,500c_Dec 1 '14-28
5s g *12 J-D
l,900c.Dec 1 '14^32
BOND. DEBT May 1913. $186,000
VI8ALIA HIGH SCHOOL DIST
Assessed valuation 1912
1,407,620
5s
'12
...
$19,000
—
— — —
$1,000) 1912...$16.00 6s '10
50,000
Population in 1910
2,758 TOTAL BONDED DEBT.
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
Tax rate (per
...
TULARE IRRIGATION DIST.
See V. 77, p. 158.
TURLOCK.
This city is in Stanislaus County.
5s '10
...
...
—
1949
1920
—
...
5s '10
$26,000c—Jan 1 '14-'39
88,000c.June 1 '14-'45
M-S
3,375c.Mch 1 '14-'40
J-J
'05 J-D
5s
5s '09
Bonds.
$99,000o.June l'14-'49
A-0
Reservoir.
A-0
$3.625o_ Apr 1
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13,. $220,000^
Fire
and
5s
Water Bonds.
5s '09
Bends.
Waterworks
5s g
5s g
Sewer
$25,650
9,750
(?)
WH3TTIER.
City is in Lob Angeles County. Inc.
Feb. 21 1898.
Pop'n 1910, 4,550.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '09
$24,700
14,625
1949
—
-1920
6,810
13,569
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Water and Sewer Bonds.
:
(M actual).3,765,393
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '12.
$74,725 City tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$16.50
Assessed valuation 1912.-.1,113,045
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$13.70
Population In 1910.
1,573
WINTERS.
This city "is In Yolo County
..'12
...
Assess, val. '13
$25,000
TURLOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT,
5s '10
ann
$60,000.May 10 '15-'44
5s '12
15,000
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
...
IRRIGATION DIST.
This district (P. O. Turlook) is in
Stanislaus County.
5s '02
J-J$l, 156,000O.July 1'22-'41
*05
J-J
5s
'10
J-J
5*
'11
Bonds.
Sewer
5s
'11
J-J
$28,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 1912.$36,450
Assessed valuation 1912
382,320
(per $1,000) 1912—_$16.00
Population in 1910
—910
Tax rate
WOODLAND.
This city Is in Yole Caunty.
Refunding Bonds.
S *99
$54,100
J-J
5a
200.000o.jan
1
'26-'35
—
100.000c.july 1 '31-*40
591,900c
1932-1941
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913 $2,047,900
Assess, val. '13 (45% act.)10,099,470
Dist. tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$35.50
.16,000
INT. at Commercial Bk., Turlock.
(Tax-Exempt).
Hg'07June$268,000c. June 30'14-'42
BOND. DEBT July 1'13.
$268,000
Assessed valuation 1913._40.781,686
State&Co.taxfper Ml f-lnslde
1937
Bonds.
company
SONOMA COUNTY.
Court-Houae Bond*
5s
$5,1500...
July
a
Population in 1913 (est.)
4
(?)
TOTAL DEBT————
TURLOCK
Fairfield Is the county seat.
State
Treasurer's office.
5s'11
s-a
COUNTY.
5s g *09
$210,000c. Dec
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
1934
Population In 1910. —
<-11,146
INT. payable at City Treasurv.
'08
Santa Rosa Is the county seat.
Water-PIant Purchase Bonds.
5s *13,
F-A$220,000
Feb 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 13__ $409,000
Assess .val. 13(abt.l-3 act.)7,286,555
Total tax rate (per $1,000),'13 $14.80
INT. at County
Savings Bank.
TULARE..
This city is in Tulare County.
The voters in Feb. 1913 defeated
This town Is In Marin County.
5b '09
SANTA CLAEA COUNTY.
San Jose Is the county seat.
Jan $300.000o.........1947
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913^
$300,000
Assessed valuation 1913..80,072,624
State and county tax/Inside...11.60
(per $1,000) 1913.\Outside .15 60
Population in 1910
...-.83,539
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
§2, p. 406.
Co. bonds
Stockton
...
VENTURA COUNTY.
26,000
act.).l,574,425
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$15.00
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *12.$14.20
Population in 1910
1,303
INT. payable at Treasurer's offloe.
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
4s '07
...
VENICE CITY SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds.
5s g *12 M-N $60,000-May 1 '18-'51
5s
92,000..
BOND
DEBT May 1912$75,500
Assessed valuation 1911
3,660,730
Sewor
5s '13
...
County
—
5s '11
...
'
INTEREST is payable at
Treasurer's office.
State&
Fire-Engine Bonds.
'05
Jan
$1,500c ——1914-1925
5s '10
$60,000
36,264.16
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
*12
'12
at
1914-1925
Jan
Street and Bridge Bonds.
4s '05
Jan
$43,000c —-—1914
M-N $33 000..May 1 '14-'35
is *95
INT.
.,1914-1925
1914-1925
M N $17,850
Sewer Bonds
4V*s 07
STOCKTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
6S '11
M-N $74,000c
1936
(Part due each year.)
Kl
July $60,000c—July 1 '14-'21
High=School Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$98,000c
(Part due yearly on July 1.)
Grammar-School Bonds.
5s '13
J-J $498,000c
(Part due yearly on July 1.)
TOT. BD. DT. Sept '13.
$730,000
Assessed val. *13 (3-5 act.) 20,562,761
Schooltax (per $1,000) 1913
$8.00
62,000c
4s '05
Clara County.
4 J4s'07
$54,000
act.).4,425,672
School tax rate (per$ 1,000)'13 $5.70
Population In 1913 (est.)
13,000
-
Sewer Bonds.
4s '05
Jan $58,500c
Water Bonds.
Jah $86,625c
4s '95
Population ih 1910
Pop'n '10, 4.348.
1914-1935
$54,000c
..
—
6s
Total tax rate (per
SANTA CLAEA.
This town Is In Santa
s-an
Assess, val. '13 (65%
....
$300,000c
..1933
6s '10
s-a
100,000c
1935
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $340,000
County tax /Inside.. $14.00
State &
'10
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
VAN NUYS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A district in Los Angeles County.
Building Bonds.
Stockton Is In San Joaquin County. 5s '12
Feb $50,000
Inc. Aug. 5 1850. Pop'n 1910, 23,253 TOT. BD. DT. July 1912$60,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation
..2,042,855
48
$36,400
Sept 1 1940
48
34,000
Nov 1 1946
VENICE.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
This city is in Los Angeles County.
5s g '06 F-A$158,950c —.Feb
1 1947
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '12. $115,250
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913
$229,350
Assessed valuation 1912.-.7,977,133
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)_25,438,338
Tax rate (per $1,000)-1912...$13.00
City tax rate(per $1,000) '12._$16.20
in Sutter County.
42,500c—July 1914-30
6s
VALLEJO HIGH SCH. DIST.
5s
STOCKTON.
County.
This city Is In Sonoma
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
SANTA BAEBAEA COUNTY.
Santa Barbara Is the county seat.
INT. at City Treas. office.
Irving Nat. Exchange Bank, N. Y.
SUTTEE CO. LEVEE DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Yuba City) is
City Treas. office;
at
$40,500c.May 1 '14-'22
54,000c.May 1 '14-'25
60,000c.Sept 1 *14-'25
isg'll
80,526o_Jan 1 *14-'31
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13.. $280,700
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.).5,418,088
City tax rate (per $1,000)'12_$12.50
at
County Treasury.
SANTA EOSA.
Bonds.
Boulevard
4Hs'07 M-S
17-'29
$25.000.-Apr 1
Building Bonds.
'12
$80,000-.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913__ $270,000
Assessed valuation
7,540.935
Water Bonds.
AHs'Ol J-J
$43,000c.July
4^s'03 F-A 150,000c.Aug
4^s'08 M-S 175.000c.Sept
4Hs'10A-O 189,000c..Oct
office or
Treas.
M-S
Assessed val.
5s
Bonds.
Dlst.
at
Tax rate (per
—
Incorporated Mch. 9 1874.
County.
SOUTH SAN JOAQUIN IRE. DIS.
A district In San Joaquin County.
Irrigation Bonds.
5s '10
J-J $1,875,000.July 1 '31-'40
5s *13
790,000
5s '13
J-J1,170,000
Apr 18 1943
(Bonds are subject to call at any
int. time by mutual agreement.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.$3,835,000
Assessed val, real, 1912— 3,000.000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $40.00
INT.
M-N
M-N
*08
...
1,989
...
SANTA MONICA.
This city Is In Los Angeles County.
Inc. Nov. 20 1886; chartered 1907.
....
TOTAL DEBT May
(?)
Population in 1910
'02
'05
is
...
$1,000) 1912—.$31.50
sewer
on
Nat.
First
Water Bonds.
Is
5s
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13
$62,000....
..-
City Hall.
4H8'04
159
CALIFORNIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SOT., 1913. J
VALLEJO.
This city is in Solano County.
Mch. 30
1868.
is
Commission govern¬
adopted Feb. 21 1911. V. 92,
611.
Pop'n 1910, 11,324.
Refunding Bond*,
'95
F-A $17,600c.Aug 1
...
Sewer
Bends.
$17,500
Street Bonds.
_s
...
$4,658.86
'12—
$71,600
1912...2,381,162
1912
$12.60
TOT. BD. DT. July 1
Assessed valuation
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Population in 1910
3,187
Inc.
ment
p.
and
Water
.8
'14-'35
WOODLAND
mGH
SCH. DIST.
Site-Purchase and Building Bonds.
5sg *12 Jan $88,000c._Jan 2 *14-'52
BOND. DEBT Feb 1912..
$90,000
Assessed valuation 1911
3,150,355
160
OREGON-DEBT
ADDITIONAL
In the table below
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Alturas (T), Modoc County—$35,500
Areata (C), Humboldt County 27,000
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation.
Assessed
None
—
None
......
None
Imperial County 69,500
County
Gllroy (C), Santa Clara Co
Gilroy High Sch. Dist
28,000
—
4499
*1,889.620 *15.50
*2.290.199 *10.00
*1,090.650 *12.60
4,829
2,746
2,011
987
*2,000,606
Nqne
1,315
729
"634
5,526
954
745
2,404
5,430
1,041
3,102
2~551
24,146
1,161
"5,791
*6.00
*10.00
*5.50
"5", 791
"None
*449.070
*1~5*66
""892
None
*1,912,236
*769,900
*7.00
445
*667 072
*21.20
'"""673
65.250
None
40.000
*4,500,000
*5.10
*2.423.188
None
Pacific Grove (C),Monterey Co. 82.200
Palo Alto Grammar Sch. Dist. 25.000
*33.30
*4,034,000.
District
25,000
Petaluma (C), Sonoma County 45,125
——
*1,271,800
...—
"2*384
....
Patterson School
None
75,000
28,000
"5" 880
*5,064,118
e3,138,473
*6,028,822
;i.3i 1,000
None
Piedmont School District96,000
Placentia School District-.,—144,000
Pleasantori (T), Alameda Co.. 52.500
—.
...._
*509.962
1,254
*1,788.449 *14.00
None *4; 246,216 *10.00
None f2,962,686
"3", 572
*2,129,000
—
Redding (C), Shasta County. .123,500
Redondo Beach (C)", Los An.Co 76,000
Redondo Behch Sch. Dlst—. 91,000
None
32,006
None
Richmond Grammar Sch. Dist.
Richmond Un. High Sch.
Roseville
Dist. 79,000
Ross (T), Marin County._____
San Benito Co. High Sch, Dist.
90,000
82,000
27,000
San Bernardino School District
87,660
San Fernando School District
32,500
25,000
25,000
(C), Placer County.
.
San Jacinto (C), Riverside Co.
San Jacinto High Sch. Dist—.
San Leandro (C), Alameda Co.
San Leandro School District-
_
None
None
•
None
None
•None
None
26.450
52,000
-----
None
San Mateo School District
46.000
San Mateo Un. High Ssh. Dist.159.500
San Rafael (C), Marin County. 43,825
Santa Cruz School District— 25,000
None
Santa Paula Un. H. S. D
55.000
72,000
San Ysldro Irr. District
"None*
*343.540
*866.433'
*2.509.075
2,608
556
898
4*384
"5",394
25,000
Santa Paula
C), Ventura Co.
Sebastopol, Sonoma County.. 48.000
Selma (T), Fresno County
54,5o6
Selma School District
26.0O0
Sonoma (T), Sonoma County. 28,506
Sonora (C), Tuolumne County 37,000
Sonora School District
40.006
South
Pasadena-
30.000
South Pasadena City H. S. D. 140.000
South Pasadena City Sch. D__ 180,000
Suisun City CC). Solano Co
38,950
Teralta School District
*996.887
None
None
None
None
None
None
*773.754
72,269,315
*1,026.900
*1.582.960
*531.285
*2.661.915
*953.280
73,056.533
4.018,888
*470.323
3.44,
1-641
2.20
Taxable
Years.
1903
1902
1900
1895
2.131
1885
1880
5.45
—
1890
1.98
2.39
—
Tax per
Property.
$173,559,889
148,099,602
117,804,874
144.445,426
114,077,788
77.188.694
48,483,174
1875..
$1,000.
$7.0$
5.13
5.70
4.80
4.34
3.10
7.00*
41,436,086
as to the creation of
all found in Article XI., sections 5 to 10 inclusive, of the Consti¬
We quote these sections in full.-
taxation,„borrowing money, contracting debts and loaning their credits.
SECTION 6.—State not to*be Stockholder in Company.—The State shall
not subscribe to
or
be interested in the stock of any company, association
corporation.
or
SECTION 7.—Credit of State not to be Loaned—Limitation upon Powers of
Contracting Debts.—The Legislative Assembly shall not lend the credit of the
State nor in any manner create any debt or liabilities which shall singly
or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabilities, exceed the sum of
fifty thousand dollars, except in case of war or to repel invasion or suppress
insurrection, or (according to an amendment of 1912) to build and maintain
permanent road's; and the Legislative Assembly shall not lend the credit of
the State nor in any manner create any debt or liabilities to build and main¬
tain permanent roads which shall singly or in the aggregate, with previous
debts
or
liabilities incurred for
that purpose,
exceed two
per cent
of the
assessed valuation of all the property in the State; and every contract of in¬
debtedness entered into or assumed by or on behalf of the State in violation
SECTION 8.—State.not to Assume County Debt, Except in What Case.—
The State shall never assume the debts of any county, town or other cor¬
poration whatever, unless such debts shall have been created to repel in¬
vasion, suppress insurrection or defend the State in war.
SECTION 9.—Prohibition upon
Municipal Corporations.—No county,
city, town or other municipal corporation, by vote of its citizens or other¬
wise, shall become a stockholder in any joint-stock company, corporation
or association whatever or raise money for or loan its credit to, or in aid of,
any such company, corporation or association.
,
.
SECTION 10.—Limitation upon Powers of County to Contract Debts.-*--No
county shall create any debts or liabilities which shall singly or in the ag¬
gregate. with previous debts or liabilities, exceed' the sum of five thousand
dollars, except to suppress insurrection or repel invasion, or-(according to
constitutional amendment of 1910) to build and maintain
permanent roads
within the county ; and debts for permanent roads shall be incurred only on
approval of a majority of those voting on the question, and (according to
an amendment adopted ih 1912) shall not either singly or in the aggregate,
with previous debts and liabilities incurred for that purpose, exceed two
per cent of the assessed valuation of all the property in the couhty.
It will be seen from the above that the power to limit the indebtedness
of municipalities has been relegated to the Legislative Assembly.
In 1903
the Legislature, acting under this authority, Rassed the
following Act.
Section 2722 of Bellinger & Cotton's Annotated Codes and Statutes:—
common
council
(of cities and towns) shall not in
any manner create
debt or liability which shall singly or in the aggregate exceed the sum
of two thousand five hundred dollars without first obtaining authority from
any
the
Legislative
excess
of said
Asssembly of this State to contract
sum.
a
debt or liability in
.
limitation does not apply to bonds issued in anticipation of
the-collection of. street and sewer assessments under the authority of any
charter of any city of 2,500 or more inhabitants.
See sections 2727 to 2735
Gf the Annotated Codes and Statutes.
method)
the
school districts, the general school law
1901
as amended by the
(Bellinger & Cotton's Code, section 3389, para¬
bonds (prescribing the
without special legislation, but stipulates that "in no case shall
aggregate of bonded debt in any school district exceed five per centum
of the value of the taxable property of any such district."
Further pro¬
vision is made (Section 3415 of the Code) that the indebtedness of districts
(those having
over
1.000 children of school age) located in
cities of.over 75,000 inhabitants shall never exceed $100,000—the 5% limit
mentioned above
applying to all districts of under 75,000 inhabitants.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—No legislation has been en¬
we were advised Dec. 12 1911, by the Board of State Tax Commission¬
2~216
acted.
1,233
1,750
*i"o~.66
*589,553 *12.50
*1.062,728
*7.50
None *1.500,000
*4.683.281 *13.00
*5,590,535
5,000.000
None
*481,358 *15.00
25,006
Tracy School Districtss_
36,000
Tulare High School District-. 36.000
Ukiah (C), Mendocino County 42 000
Upland, San Bernardino Co.. 55.000
Vacaville (T), Solano County. 34,876
Watsonville (C), Santa CruzCo. 61.150
I Watts (C), Los Angeles County 45,000
1
Whlttier School District—... t36,000
Whlttler Un. High Sch. Dlst—127,500
Willlts, Mendocino County
28,000
Willow, Glenn County
...
65,000
*14.00
$1.20
SECTION 5.—Restrictions upon Municipal Corporations.—Acts of Legis¬
lative Assembly incorporating towns and cities shall restrict their power
exempting from taxation bonds or other obligations of the State or its
and municipalities.
ers,
666
*822.230
None *1.019.825
None *1,699.090
are
of the first class
*2.60
75.015,610 710.00
*7.524.980
*6.00
None *1,300.000 *16.67
None *1,300,000
hand
tution of 1857.
As regards
3",471
-
$1,000.
graph 31) gives permission to school boards to issue
*3.855,267
10,933.480
debt
State Legislature in
;
*3.250.000 *13.40
*4,469^190
*2.60
on
The above
8.50
99,066
San Mateo (C), San Mateo Co.
2,935
78,866,465
~2*.I6
712,730.910
3.60
*839,950 *12.25
*1,054,187 *15.90
*7,592,885
*7.278,409
------
date the cash
Tax per I
581,558.918
427,379,978
188,058,281
The
*15.00
*4.50
—
same
of the provisions of this section shall be void and of no effect.
*1,531,760
Newport Beach Sch. Dist—.. 26,000
1907.
1906
of
2,030
1,482
4,500
*890,273
None *1,070,000
.
On the
DEBT LIMITATION.—Constitutional inhibitions
6,974
None
_
...T. B. Kay
the second Monday
years on
$1,457,487.02.
1904
5.80
*715,000 *19,00
3,568,495
*4,126,636
*9.30
None
1915)
VALUE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY AND TAX RATE.
—
-
2
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For the early history of Oregon's State debt see
"State and City Supplement" of April 1893, page 146.
To-day Oregon has no bonded debt.
On Jan. 1 1913 the amounts held in the irreducible trust funds were as
follows: School fund, $6,272,924.40; Agricultural College fund, $201,683.99,
and University fund, $103,635.36.
.
—
Princeton Joint Sch. Dist—
expires Jan.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd
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.
Years.
Property.
1912
$905,011,667
1911
890,644,164
1910
844,887,708
1909———. 694,727.632
1908
598.133.963
*4.50
*1,500,000
*351,060 *13.00
None *4,850,106
*489,190
None
*806,485
*5.00
*1,008.416 *11.00
None
*741,179 *10.00
*526.020 *10.00
None
*331.228 *15.00
1,833,670
*1,464.365 *12.00
None *1,046,745 *35.30
*1.915,335
*1,652,050
17,000 *4,033,445 *18.00
None
*511,151 *19.80
None *1,811,295 *13.30
*1,832,359
None *2,480,088 xlY.55
None
/749.271 /15.00
4,80
None*32,702,889
_....
Petaluma School District
.
Treasurer (term
""703
*1,286,215 *12*50
*542,990 •20.00
None *2,256,172
*6.50
,
Owensmouth School District—' 50,000
Salem
expires in January 1915) —.Oswald West
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 2 1917)-B. W. Olcott
4,520
2.830,516
1,680 *9,505.223
96,030
Governor (term
amounted to
None
77,000
80.000
Oceanside (C). San Diego Co_^
Orland Un. High Sch. Dlst...
(square miles)
State Capital
None
31.000
District
Marysvllle (C), Yuba County. 27.500
Mayfleld (T), Santa Clara Co._ 63.000
Merced (C), Merced County.. 56,000
Merced Sch. Dist., Merced Co. 35,600
Mill Valley (T) Marin County .100,000
Modesto School District.
92,000
Montebello High School Dist. 35,000
Monterey County.
56,000
Mountain
View
(T), - Santa
Clara County..74,000
Mt. Tamalpais Union H. S. D_ 35.000
Napa (C), Napa County...... 34.400
Napa School District No. 4___ 25.000
Napa High School District-__ 30.000
National City High Sch. Dlst. 33.000
Nevada City (C) , Nevada Co.
55.600
Nevada City High Sch. Dist.. 30.000
Newbert Protection District. _i/61,790
Newman (T), Stanislaus Co.. 28.000
Newport Beach (C) .Orange Co. 37,000
of State
area
9.00
675
2,437
......
32,000
36.000
30.000
Lompoo (T), Santa BarbaraCo. 29.000
Lordsburg (C), Los Angeles Co. 36.000
Los Banos (C), Merced County 26.000
Los Gatos High Sch. Dist
28.000
Los Gatos, Santa Clara Co— 15,600
Madera (C), Madera County— 67,500
Martinez School
State (Act Feb. 14 1859)——.—.Feb. 14 1859
Taxable
Lemoore, Kings County
District
Total
Territory (Act Aug. 14 1848)—^ Aug. 14 1848
as a
as a
"'488
...
Lemoore School District
Livermore, Alameda County..
Madera School
Admitted
None *1,406,000 *10.50
*448.329 *10.00
38,000
-_
County..
♦9.00
—
Jadrson Jt. Un.
Lake
Organized
797
*265,157
—I
*1,182.415
None *2,003.895
None *2,527,230 *10.00
522,031
4.40
*350,000 *32.80
None
*907,708 *11.40
/1,489,635
/6.80
_
v..
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
IIIIII
None
42.000
High S. D_._ 25,000
Kingsburg (C), Fresno Co
50,000
Inyo County
ITS''
"None
48,000
—1/25,000
Co.
27,000
Gridley (C), Butte County— 45.000
Hanford (C), Kings County_. 62,000
Hayward (T), Alameda Co— 55,093
Healdsburg (C), Sonoma Co.. 54,000
Hemet Union High Sch. Dlst. 44,000
Hollister (T), San Benito Co.. 39,375
Holtville (C), Imperial County 47,000
HoltvUle Un. High Sch. Dist. 65,000
Inglewood City School District 55,000
Inglewood Un. High Soh. Dist. 40,000
Graham School District
Grass Valley (C). Nevada
State of Oregon.
"lJ9C
"""881
-
40,000
......
481
....
45,000
Fowler (T), Fresno
Pop'n,
1910.
1,134
1,160
Tax per
$1,000.
*$748,914*$15.50
*600,580 *17.00
None
City. (T) Town,
e 1910 figures.
/1911 figures.
*1912 figures.
* 1913 figures,
y This covers merely a recent issue of bonds; we are not
nformed as to what is total debt,
t Total debt.
2,360
....
Exeter School District..
69,000
Exeter Union High Sch. Dlst. 40,000
Fillmore High School District.
Florenoe School District—__
916
l,12i
2,479,215
71,550.613
None
*332,000 xl2.50
None xl,373,750 *12.50
♦3,427,241
*7.00
*1.631,803
None
*232,195 •17.50
None '2.075.121
'9.60
None •3,979.905
*5.10
None
X515.020
-
25,000
32,500
*900,410
/1,930,065
None
—
(C), Siskiyou County. _$38,500
Yuba City (T), Sutter County. 27,000
1,477
/704,000
Carpentaria Un. Sch. Dist
33,000
Ohlno, San Bernardino Co... 39.000
Chino High School District... 44,000
Chino School District53,500
Claremont High Sch. Dlst
75.000
Olovis (C), Fresno County— 49,000
Coallnga (C), Fresno County., 36,000
Coalinga School District
70,000
College Park Sanitary Dlst— 55,750
Concord, Contra Costa Co—29,000
Corona High School District.. 35,000
CovlnaUn.H.S.D.,LosAng.Co. 68,250
Delhi Drainage District...
25,000
El Modena School District
Elsinore (C), Riverside Co...
*14.50
♦883.006 ♦16.00
e549,240
»685,530 »14.50
1,267,223
'876,932 *13.00
x711,664
8.00
853,669
1,794.210
*778,141
Yreka
xcvii.
(C)
♦742,857
None
_
Tax per
*$444,488*118.50
♦985,849
*9.70
xl.002,142 xl5.00
None
Benloia, Solano County—97,500
Biggs School District
25,000
Bishop (T), Inyo County
47,300
Bonlta Union High Soh. Dist- 28.000
Brawley (C), Imperial County 59,500
Burbank (O), Los Angeles Co. 63,000
of civil divi¬
Valuation. $1,000.
$5,000
Azusa* (C), Los Angeles County 75,498
Belvedere (T), Marin County
49,500
Oalexlco (C),
[Vol.
STATE.
STATEMENTS.
give statistics regarding a number
sions in California not included In the foregoing.
we
gurbank Un. High Sen. Dlst.. 34,000
urlingame School District.— 50,000
OF
"957
2,029
counties
POPULATION OF STATE.—The population of Oregon has been as
follows in the years named:
672,76511890
.313,76711870
1900——413.53611880
174,76811860
1910
—90,92311850—
13,294
52,4651
—
CITIES
COUNTIES
STATE
641
AND
OF
TOWNS
IN
THB
OREGON.
*6.50
NOTE.—For reports not found in alphabetical order among the following;
"Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
see
*12.00
*14.40
*10.50
*12.55
2,136
2,384
1,177
4,446
1,922
BOND. DEBT July 1913— $113,000
ALBANY.
1 his
city Is In Linn County.
J-D
6s
$20.000 —.June 1 1915
Refunding Bridge & Sewer Bonds.
5s
A-0 $75,000c......... 1923
,
*11.80
*1,621,759 ♦12.70
1,153
1,139
"Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$18,000——Jan 1 1928
(Subject to call after. Jan 1 1923.)
5s '13
Paving bonds (add'l)
Warrants outstanding.....
Sinking fund.
123,043
46,642
7,200
Assessed valuation 1912—.3,527,850
Real value (est.)
7,000,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) 19U-$8.00
Population in 1910
4,275
INT. at fiscal agency in New York.
ASHLAND.
This olty Is In Jaokson County.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Commission
government defeated Deo. 1 1911.
V. 93. p. 1618.
Pop'n 1910, 5,020.
Sewer
School tax (per $1,000)
6s '11
Apr 1 1921
Sept 1 1919
$19,000c
13,500c
27,000c...July 1 1920
Electric-Light Bonds.
4^8*08 M-S $37,648C.Sept 1 '14-'29
4Hs'09 J-J
30.000c
Jan 1 1929
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919.)
5s g '10 J-J
$25,000c—-July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
Septic-Tank,
esg'll M-S $12,000c—Mch 10 1921
(Subject to call after March 1 1912.)
This city Is in Crook County.
Assessed val.
light debt (add'l). *168,000
(add'l)
234,077
act.)-2,800,000
City tax rate(per$l,000) '13 —$14.75
*
Properties for which these bonds
Assessed val. '13 (3-5
issued
INT.
ite Sav.
Trust
are
(est.)-.
500,000
Real valuation 1912
(est.).1,000,000
(per $1,000) '12——$10.00
Population in 1910
(?)
INT. payable in Bend or at fiscal
agency in N. Y. City.
CORVALLIS.
5s
Fire-Department Bonds.
*10
J-J> $16,0(50
—July 1 1950
Street-Improvement Bonds.
—
5s'10-ll
$28,746.51.
—
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$2,500
5s '13
'13
5s
.40
Jan
years
1 1953
J-J
$51,397.08
..1953
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 27 *13. $242,644
Water debt (additional)
75.000
Assessment bonds
Bank.
(add'l)..
135,515
51,39,7
Assessed valuation 1912...1,969.824
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$35.70
SCH. DIST. NO
5.
s-a
$12,000r
Sept 1 1919
Population In 1910
..4.652
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1909.)
While the water,bonds are direct
5s
J-J
$10,000r
.1924
liabilities of the city,
provision Is
(Subject to call any time.)
made in the law for fixing the rate an¬
5s '11
J-J
$75.000r—.Jan 1 1931
(Subject to call, $25,000 In 10 years nually at a sum sufficient to cover the
expenses, pay Interest on bonds and
and $25,000 In 15 years.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '13.
$97,000 provide a sinking fund that, by an¬
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)..3,488,165 nual retirement, will pay the bonds
In full at maturity.
Present water
Sch. tax (per $1,000), 1912..."$8.50
rates have been more than sufficient
Population In 1913 (est.)
7,000
INTEREST payable at Nat. Park and have enabled considerable ex¬
tensions and other Improvements to
Bank, N. Y. City, or at Ashland.
ASHLAND
5s
—
be
ASTORIA.
Clatsop County.
In¬
corporated 1S65.
Proposed new city
charter
providing
for commission
form
of
government was rejected
Deo. 13 1911.
V. 93. p. 1736.
Astoria is In
Funding Bonds
A O$90 .OOOo
58&6S
1917
Apr
Refunding Bonds.
'11. M-N $50,000c
Nov 1 1931
Bonds.
Water
J-J $300.000c.. 1922
& 1925
'11 s-a
45,000c
..1931
Bulkhead {Red. beg. Dec. 1923) .„,
5s g
5s g '13 J-D
Dam and
$100,000C—-Dec 1 1953
Reservoir
Bonds.
In Washington Co
(Red. any int. period).
M-N $56,733.70 Nov 15 1921
This city is
Ass'd
'11
68
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.
(?)
-
$1,000) '12.$13.80
Population in 1910
..1
1,165
INT. at State fiscal agency in N.Y.
MC MINNVILLE
This city Is In
Yamhill County.
Incorp. 1882.
City owns and oper¬
local
water
and
light
plant.
Bonds are exempt from city tax.
ates
1,772
Population in 1910
Park Bonds.
J-J
$6,600c
.Jan
(Subject to call after Jan. 1
5s '10
J-D
$3.000c...June
Street Bonds (General).
6s '12
J-J
$3,500c.July 1
5s'08
FOREST GROVE SCHOOL DIST.
High-School Building Bonds.
6s '13
$35,000
1933
TOTAL DEBT.
(?)
GRANT S PASS.
This city Is In Josephine County.
The State Supreme Court on Sept.
2 1913 declared illegal $200,000 bonds
voted in Dec. 1912. for the purpose of
building a railroad to connect with
another
having
its
terminus
at
Crescent City, Cal.
V. 97, p. 753.
Warrant-Funding Bonds.
' .
5s *12
A-O $80,000
Apr 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT May 1913
$107,507
COTTAGE
GROVE.
County. Bonds
tax-exempt.
Pop'n 1910, 1,834.
This city Is In Lane
Bonds.
Water
5s g '01
5s g'05
5s g
J-J
J-J
*10 J-D
Real valuation.
Population In 1910
3,980
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
HILLSBORO."
This city Is In
Inc.
as
Washington County
as a city in
1876 and
town
a
,1930
1930
.....1935
5s g '03
F-A $15,000c_
Funding Bonds.
—
......
*10 A-O $30,000c_
(add'l)
Floating debt———.
Assessed valuation 1913
1925
1930
$180,300
GEN. BD. DT.«Sept 24'13.
Assessment debt
...
$71,468.16
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 1912—
.8
40,000
10,000
1,250.000
Assessment debt (add'l)
Water-Main Bonds.
6S '12
$14,000c.July 1 *14-'28
and Lighr Bonds.
MtN $20,000c.
Nov 1 1924
(Subject to rail Nov. 1 1919.)
5s '06
J J
5-r'0,5O0e ..Jan
1 1931
(Sublect to call
llght and reservoir bonds Is payable at
the Chase Nat. Bank, New York; on
the funding bonds at Kountze Bros.,
New
York, and on the refunding
bonds at the Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
Sewer Bonds.
12
J-J
$65,000c. .July 15 1937
(Subject to call any int. period be¬
ginning July 15 1932.)
5s'
ASTORIA SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
$5,()00c.__July 1 1921
5s '10
J-D
75,000
June 11930
(Subject to eall after June 1 1920.)
6s
91
J-J
Refunding Bonds.
5s '03
F-A $35,000c
.1923
to call after Aug 1
J-D
$7,000c—-Dec
(Subject
5s
'03
to call after Dec 1
A-O $1 2.000c—.Apr
(Subject
5s
*04
1913.)
1923
1904.)
1
1 1924
1 1905 )
April
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '13- $134,000
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.)_3,595,853
(Subiect
to
rail
after
School tax
(per $1,000) 1912..$12.00
Population w 1908 (est.13.000
INT.
on
issues
of
1891
and
J-D
$£5,000c—June 30 1916
'03 Nov
5s
'17-'26
50,000c.Nov 1
Refunding Bonds.
'95
M-N$55,000c...May 1 1920
4s
City Hall Bonds.
'08
,6s
M-N$30.000Ci—May 1 1918
Street Bonds.
5s g '13
$12,000—..July 1 1933
JrJ
Street Bonds.
•
_s
*13
$45,000
...
—
Water bonds (additional)..
Assessment debt (add'l)...
$83,400
75,000
49,500
Sinking fund—
V 29.950
Assess, val. '11(58% act.). 2,974,161
Total tax (per
INT.
on
$1,000) 1011.
—
$29.00
bonds of 1912 payable at
N. Y.; on other
Interest at N. Y. Security & Trust
Co., N. Y„ and at City Treas.- office.
State fiscal agency In
BAKER CITY.
EUGENE.
County seat of Baker Co. Inc.
This city is in Lane County.
Inc.
1874.
Commission government was
in
1864.
This city owns property
adopted Oct. 3 1910.
V. 91, p. 1113.
Pop. '10, 9,0091*
All bonds are tax-exempt.
Popula¬ valued at $842,000.
Refunding Bonds.
tion 1910, 6,742.
f $50,000c
Aug 1 1915
Sewer Bonds
5s '10
( 50,OOOo...Aug 1 1920
5s *03
J-J
$12,000c— .July 1 1923
( 50,OOOo —.Aug 1 1930
Water Bonds.
J-D
130,000c —.Dec 1 1930
58 g '00 J-J $100,000c...July 1 1920 5s'll
...
20,000c.—Sept 3
45,200c—.Apr 2
10,000c—Apr 30
5s g '11 J-J °
90,000c—.July 1
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s *10
A-O $25,000c—April 4
5s
*01
5s
'02
5s '05
M-S
A-O
A-O
1921
1922
1927
1921
1030
Reservoir Bonds.
5s g
'11 J-J
New City
5s
'03
J-J
$25,000c_.-July 1 1921
Sewer
4s *03
4s '05
5s '12
...
M-S
*.
3,000c___Oct 20 1918
(2,500c
'Oct 20 1915
V2,500c_—Oct 20 1918
183,500c. —Sept 1 1942
Paving Bonds.
5s'12
s-a
$50,000c
*13
J-J
25,000c
June 11922
July 1 1923
Water Bonds.
1923
21 1924
5s '08
$23.500c—.July 1 1931
5s '10
$300,000o„.Jan 1 1948
f 20,000c
.1920
\ 20,000c
1930
I 20,000c
1940
5,503.72.
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '13
8,826.36'.
6s '11
s-an $25,000c. ..Oct
1 1921
Electric-Light Bonds.
Light, Power and Water Bonds.
5s g'13 J-D $25,000
Dec 1 1933
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 7 '13.. $448,030 SMs'll J-D $57,000c_ ..Dec 11926
City-Hall-Site Bonds.
Street bonds (included)
37,830
$15,500c
July 1 1922
Sinking fund
35,000 5s '12
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913.$1,007,000
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.).5,823,983
76,480
INT. payable in Baker City & N. Y. Bancroft bds (street assess)
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913. 1,083,480
Warrant debt
34,242
BAKER CITY SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
Resources.
144,329
-.8 '88
$20,000.Assessed valuation 1912— 8,676,360
„B '99
15,000
Real value (estimated) _.12,000,000
„S '01
15,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911..--$11.50
School Bonds {Red. begin. 1916).
•ig'OflJ-J
$20,000c
1926
Heating & Sanitary Plant Bonds. EUGENE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 4.
Site and Building Bonds.
6s '09
s-a
$25,OOOo
1929
4s
s-a
$18,500r
.—1921
Subject to call after 1919.)
5s
g'04 J-D
12,000c—Dec
...
Street Bonds.
5s g '11 J-J
5S '12
— —
...
...
...
—
—
...
10.000c—-Nov
5s HO
M-S
30.000c_—Mar 1 1930
6s '12
J-J
25,000c.— Jan
$20.000c._.Oct
1 1928
1928
1
1932
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1927)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $202,100
Floating debt—
4,000
Sinking fund (conditional).
9,000
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)—1,450,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 —_$35.08
Population
in
2.400
1910
of Oregon in New York.
MARSHFIELIL
This city is in Coos
County.
Improvement Bonds.
*12
M-N$17,642
Nov 1 1922
(Subject to call at any int. date after
one
year from date of bonds.)
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913.. $142,264
HOOD
RIVER.
This city is in Hood
River County.
Bonds.
Water
5ms'12 J-J
$36,000C—-July 1 1922
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1913.
$36,000
59,180
Assessment debt (add'l)...
Assess, val. '12
(3-5 act)
2,050,551
—2,331
Spec impt bonds (incl)
Sinking fund
88,264
valuation
16,410
2,253,341
Population in 1910
2,980
Assessed
MEDFORD.
HOOD RIVER IRRIGATION DIS.
A district In Hood River County.
Completion Bonds.
6s g *11
$170.000c ....1922-1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 1912.$170,000
Assessed val. (% act.) 1911. 950,000
District tax (per $1,000) 1911.$13.00
INT. In Portland. Chicago or N.
...
Y.
This
In
Jackson County.
Pop. 1910, 8,840
(Tax exemrt.)
5s '07
„
Jacksonville is the county seat.
M-S $45,000c—Mar 1 1917
J-J
355,OOOc_JuIy 1 '23-'38
City-Hall, ScC. Bds. (Tax-exempt).
5s '08
6s
*08
F-A
$25,000c
Feb
1 1918
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
F-A $30,000c—.Aug 1 1930
Fire Apparatus,Snc.(Tax-exempt).
5s '11
A-O $38,000c—.Apr 11921
Bridge Bonds (Tax-exempt).
A-O $20.000c_..Oct
1 1932
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13. $513,000
debt (add'l).
830,250
5s '12
Road Bonds.
,
Bonds
Water
5s '10
City at Nat. Park Bank.
M-N$500,000c.__
5s '13
Is
city
Inc. Feb. 7 1905.
—
(Due $100,000 in 10, 15, 20, 25 and
30 years from date of issue.)
Assessment
Water debt
—
(included)
400,000
fund.....
33,743
Assess, val. '12 (40% act.)_5,982,817
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12 .$29.90
INT. on water bonds due 1917,
$500,000
Warrant debt (estimated)
550,000
Assessed valuation 1912—36,666,584
Real value (estimated)
50,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$10.00
Population in 1910
:
..125,756
Sinking
KLAMATH FALLS.
This city Is In
Klamath County
Aklermanic
form
of
government
adopted May 20 1912. V. 94, p.1519
BOND: DEBT Apr 26 *13.
$91,380
MORROW COUNTY S. D. NO. 1.
Novl913.
Assessed valuation 1912...2,955,165
..2,758
Population In 1910
GRANDE!"
LA
This city is in Union County.
Inc.
23 1885.
Commission govern¬
bridge, city-hall and refunding bonds
ih N. Y.; all others in Chicago.
P. O
Heppner.
5Ms'12 J-J
$40,000c—- July 1 1932
(Sublect to call beginning July 1 '22.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 M3
$48,000
Cash In sinking fund
2,777
Assessed valuation 1911
1,123,693
INT at State fiscal agency in N. Y.
p.
NEWBERG. "
This city Is In Yamhill County.
Water Bonds..
approved Oct. 1 1913,
V. 97,
1704.
Population 1910, 4,843.
6S
'08
-
—
ment
6s
*97
4Ms'06
F-A
$160,000c
1929
(Subject to call after 1918.)
—.
—
$15,000——Jan 1 1917
15,000-June 1 '21 &'27
Sewer Bonds.
5s *11
$80,000——Jan 1 1931
City-Hall Bonds (Red. 1914).
Park Bonds.
1
J-J
$25.000c
1924
Sewer (Red. after 10 yrs.from issue) :6s '11
$3,000
Apr 1 1914
Water and Sewer Bonds.
5s '10
$40,000c...Feb 1 1930
$22,000
Jan
11932
5s '11
J-J
10.000c...Jan
11931 5s '12
TOTAL DEBT Apr 25 '13.$135,000
Ref. Water (Red. beg. 1920).
975,334
5s '10
s-a
$49,000c
Jan
1 1930 Assessed valuation 1912
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 23 '13. $284,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 —.$10.00
Assessment debt (add'l)
2,260
; 307,000 Population in 1910--Floating debt
107,000
Sinking fund..
33,000 NORTH BENDl
This city is in Coos County*.
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)
2,800,000
Refunding Warrant Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$16.50
J-D $34,000c
June2 1933
INTEREST
on
refunding water 6s '13
'
5s „'04
...
.
bonds
Is
payable at A. B. Leach &
Y.; on city-hall bonds In
and on sewer bonds at
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Boston.
Co.,
N.
.
.
$34,000
(M act.) —1,200,854
$1,000) *13. $45.50
Population in 1910.,
.2.078
INT. at North Bend or at fiscal
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913,
Assess, val. '13
Portland,
Total tax rate (per
LA GRANDE SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
High-School Bonds
agency
5s g •
ONTARIO
J-D
$8,000c
—1919
(Subject to call after 1909.)
5s g
A-O
$4.0000
...1920
(Subject to call after 1910.)
5s g
J-D $12,OOOo
..1925
(Subject to call after 1915.)
5s g *10 M-N $75,000c
May 2 1930
(Subject to call after May 2 1920.)
Sch.-Site & Bldg. (Tax-exempt).
5s g '13 A-O $30,000c...Apr
1 1933
(Subject to call begin April 1 1923).
BOND. DEBT Sept 22 r13 $129,000
Assess, val. '12 (% act.)
3,279,930
School tax rate(per$l,000)'12_$11.00
INT. on bonds of 1913 is payable
at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. City; on
other bonds at County Treasurer's
office in La Grange.
LEBANON.
This city Is In Linn County.
Sewer
Bonds.
...
...
1921.)
M-N
/ $3,OOOo...Oct 20 1915
1
6s
Hall Bonds.
$46,000c.-July 1
Bonds.
...
1
A-O
5s '08
Feb.
GEN. BD. DT. May 6 1912
1910
onds at office of County refunding
Say able in New York; on Treasurer.
Bonds.
Water
6s '91
Jan
5s '08
6s
BOND. DEBT
Real value (intimated)
J-J
Water
4H8 04
agency
$25,000
110,000
1,000,000
Assessed valuation 1912
—.19,157,988
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.— 54.80 DALLES CITY,
This city (P. O. The DallesLIs in
Population in 1910
;
9,599
Pop'n 1910, 6,834.
INTEREST on the water, electrlo- Wasco County.
— .
*14-'15
Jan 11923
19,500c
(Subject to call after one year.)
JACKSON COUNTY.
...
1913.)
1 1928
...
—.
g'12 J-J
—
J-J
1 1928
INT. on 4Ms at office of City
Treas.; on 5s at U. S. Nat. Bank in
Portland; on bonds of 1912 at fiscal
1903.
Pouplation 1910, 2,016.
Street Bonds (Assessment).
_S
$51,108.20
Sewer Bonds (Assessment).
Population In 1910..
.
$15,000c
20,000c
100,000c
Sewer Bonds.
6s g
3,000,000
6,500,000
Assessed valuation 1912
made.
are
val.'12(abt.51%act.)2,553,913
Total tax rate(per
Street Bds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.
$33.00
$80,000c
Jan 11932
BOND. DEBT Sept 22 '13. $565,000
COTTAGE GROVE SCH. DIST.
Floating debt
107,832 5s '13
$40,000—
Sinking fund
I
75,000 TOTAL DEBT
....—
;
(?)
Assessed valuation 1913
4,789,497
58
■
(2-3 act.) '12.9,110,773
School tax (per $1,000) 1912 — $6.50
Population m 1913 (est.)
12,000
This place is In Multonomah Co.
Water-Wks. (Red. beg. Apr. 1 '23).
5Mg'13 A-0$100,000c ...Apr 11933
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 *13. $100,008
6s'12
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1916).
5s '06
J-J
$75,000
Jan 2 1936
Sewer Bonds.
5s '10
J-J $144,000
July 1 1950
Warrant debt
5s
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 '13. $110,500
Assessed val.
LINNTON.
This city .Is In Benton County.
Refunding Bonds.
payable in Ashland at Gran¬
Bank, Citizens' Banking &
U. S. Nat. Bank and
6s g
J-J
...
self-supporting.
Co.,
First Nat.
1912
Tax rate
Assessment debt
were
s-a
'13
FOREST GROVE.
Bonds.
Sewer
'12
M-S $60,000
Sept 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
$60,000
$55,500
BD. DT. Jan 1'13_.
32,000r
s-a
Ms
5s
..
M-S
Water &
4
BEND.
J-J
GEN
$12.00
8,000
INT. payable In Baker City or N. Y.
Bonds.
A-O
6s *09
1909.
Population In 1910 (est)
Bonds.
4X8'05 J-J
$23.000c ..July 1 1920
Street {Red. after 1 year from issue)
6s *10
June 11931
BOND. DEBT Sept 1910$95,000
Assessed val. '09 (30% act.)2,914,000
4Ks'04 A-O $12,600c_.Apr 1 '14-'27
Refunding Water Bonds.
Bs '09
J-J ($15.000c .July 1 '14-'16
\ 30,000c ...July 1 1929
(The $30,000 Is subj. to call after *19.)
Water
$45.000
J-D
1924
40,000c
1929
20,000c...Jan
1 1933
(Subj to call beginning Jan 1 1923.)
4s
Ref. Bonds (Red. beg. 1921).
5s'11
161
TOWNS.
OREGON-CITIES AND
Nov., 1913.]
•s g '11
J-D
$60,OOOo
BOND. DEBT
June 1 1931
Apr 1913....$60,000
Assess, val. '13 (M act.):
900,000
$32.00
..1,820
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
Total tax (per $1,000) '13
Population In 1910
in New York.
5s
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
All
call.
M-N
$4,000c
---19 22
M-S
5,000c
1924
M-N
7,500c
1926
6s
A-O
A district in Malheur County.
bonds are subject to
5s
— —
5s
47,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.
1931
$62,500
Cash on hand Sept 20 1913.
17,152
Ass'd val.'12(70%act.) est.l,800,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$11.00
INT. on $47,000 issue payable at
E. H.
Sons, N. Y.; other
Kountze Bros, in N. Y.
Rollins &
bonds at
OREGON CITY.
This city is in Clackamas County.
Water Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N $50,000
May 1 1932
Refunding Bonds.
/
5s'13
M-N$50,000
May 1 1932
Improv. Bds. (Subject to call).
5s '13
M-N$19,000
May 1 1933
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT May 8 1912.$105,000
Assessed valuation 1911
2,608,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
$8.50
—
Population in 1910
—
—4,287
162
PENDLETON
This
olty
Is
5s '08
F-A
5s 'c8
District
In
Incorp. Oct. 25 1880.
F-A
10,000c
Street Bonds.
—1938
$i8,000c
--..1938
City-Hall and Jail Bonds.
FA SAO.Oorc--'-1938
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913- $495,000
Assess, val.,'12 (abt. act.)_5,024,386
No
J-J
'04
Bonds
5
No.
12
1 1914
Bonds.
$6,000c
Sept 1 1915
BOND. DEBT Sept 24 '13_$860,000
Sinking fund
;
92,400
Assess, val. '12 (H act.)_312,182,610
School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$5.50
Population in 1910
INT.
Kountze
at
Bros.,
4,460
N. Y.
(Subject to call after 1921.)
Building Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
4HS
$60,000o
1924
BOND. DEBT Oct 14 1912.$160,000
Assessed val. '11 (3-5 act.)_5,347,180
School tax
(per $1,000) 1911___$5.00
Population
m
1911 (est.)--
INT. at Nat.
5,000
government
Commission
County.
adopted May 3 1913 and
upheld by State Supreme Court
on
May 28
1913.
V.
96,
p.
1642.
Th« cities of Portland,Tffiast Portland
and Albina were consolidated in June
1891.
The
consolidation
of Port¬
land
with
and
St.
Johns,
in
vote taken Nov.
a
accordance
8 1910, was
Dock
Bonds.
•»
4Msg'll M-N $50,000c__Nov 1 1961
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1941)
4Hgr13 M-N $l,250,000_May 1 1943
'95 A-0 200,000c
'04 J-J
400,000c
4s g
4s g
4s g
'09 J-J
1 1925
Jan
1 1934
450,000c.—Jan
1 1939
'10 J-J
250,000.
-July
*11 J-J
500,0000—Jan
43 g '11 M-S 600.000c—.SeDt
4s g '12 A-0 315,000c—Oct
4sg'13
55,000c-—
City Hall Bands.
5s g '90 J-J $175,000c_—Jan
5S g '92 J-J
500,000c.— July
—
___
General
1 1940
11941
1 1941
1 1942
1943
4s
4s
4s
1 1920
1 1922
Bonds.
J-D $40,000o—June 1 1921
Park and Boulevard Bonds.
6 '91 J-D
$50,000o—Junol 1921
g '08 J-D
500,000c.—Dec 1 1933
g* 11 J-J
250,000c—-July 1 1936
g '12 A-0 250,000c.--Oct
1 1937
Water Bonds.
6s g
5s g
'91 M-N*$250,000o.May
'87 J-J* 700,000c--Jan
5s 6
'93
1 1921
1 1917
J-J*2,200,000c—July 1 1923
4s g '09 J-J
4s 5 '10 J-rD
1908
providing
for
the
exceeding $500,000
87, p. 1491. Of this
amount $150,000 has been Issued and
redeemed. Bonds are tax-exempt to
of
Issuance
not
bonds;
new
V.
vj.
residents.
-;
Dry
4s g
<sg
J-J $350,000c—Jan 1 1922
Dock Bonds.
J J $185,000c---July 1 1933
J-J
215,000c. .Jan 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913—$750,000
Sinking fund
204,545
Assess, val. '12(70%act.)328,409,760
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$1.10
Population of district '13 (est)270.000
INT. at U. S. Nat. Bank, Portland
250,000c.—Jan
5s g
'13 J-J $300.000c_Jan.1933-1944
BONDED DEBT Mch 1 *13$300,000
Assessed val. 1912__
8,357,058
(Assessment about 1-5 to
act.
vaL)
District tax (per $1,000) '12__-$3.00
15,000
PORT OF NEHALEM.
A district in Tillamook County.
Harbor-Improvement Bonds.
6s g '10 J-J
$35,000c_July 1 '14-'20
6s
J-J
235,000c
1927-1937
6s
J-J
25,000c
1921-1926
.
—
2,500
INT. on first two issues of harbor
bonds payable at Kountze
Bros.,
N. Y.; on third issue at Nat. Park
Bank, New York.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.—$200,500
Assessed val. '12(^ act.)-.4,300,000
INT. pay. at
Kountze Bros., N. Y
,
—
,
Assessed val. (J^
June 1 1921
Ferry Bonds.
'93 A-O $50,000c—Apr
5s g
5s g '03 J-D
4s g'04 J-J
15,000c
50,000c
11923
Dec
Jan
act.) '11__7,270,000
Population In district (est.) '12.3,000
INT. payable In Tillamook or at
office of State's fiscal agent In N. Y.
1 1933
11934
5s g '98 J-D $430,0000-.Deo
Electric Light Bonds
1 1921
PORT
Funding Bonds.
6s g '91
M-N S5O.000O—May 1 1921
Crematory Bonds.
5s g '10 M-S
5s
...
$35,000c_Sept 1 '14-'20
52.200
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '03 M-N $56,500c.--May 1 1928
Fire-Boat Bonds.
Water
debt
Warrants
(Included)
6,650,0(10
outstanding
July 1
OF
1912.
908,590
Assessed valuation, real_260,065,100
Assessed val., personal-. 48,910,120
Total val. '12 (% act.)-_308,975,220
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$7.70
Population in 1910
207,214
——
Total rate (per $1,000) 1912—$29.00
Population In 1910.------a--.1,838
SUTHERLIN.
This city is in Douglas County.
Incorporated Sept. 1 1911.
Water Bonds (Red. beg. in 1922).
6s '12
F-A $30,000c.—Feb 1 1933
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913—$40,000
School bonds (included)
10,000
Paving debt (additional)—.. 24,000
Assess, val. '12 (^ act.)
509,398
Total tax (per $1,000) '12——$22.00
14,095
T...
$35,000r
Oct
11930
call Oot 1
1920.)
...
(Subject
5s
—
...
Assessment Bonds.
$15,418
—
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1913—$131,918
Assessed valuation 1912
948,000
_s
to
$15,225r_-Nov 1 1936
(Subject to call Nov 1 1920.)
5s
$4,400r_ ..Dec 11930
(Subject to call Deo 1 1920.)
Refunding Bonds.
...
TILLAMOOK SCHOOL DIST.
A district in Tillamook
County.
Building (red. beg. in 1922).
A-0 $35,000 ——Apr 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1913_$35,000
6s '12
VALE.
This city Is In Malheur County.
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1920).
J-J
$15,000-.-Dec 1 193#
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913_$110,0Q0
68 '10
...
5s
*11
A-O $49,650r—Apr 1 1931
(Subject to call after April 1 1921)
Water debt
Cash
on
hand
Actual
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
SILYERTON.
~
This place is in Marlon
County.
Inc. In 1885. Popula. 1910, 1,588.
Sewer Bonds ((Red. beg. 1921).
'11
Mch
$25,000c...Mch 1 1931
Water Bonds (opt. after 10 yrs.).
Mch $50,000c—.Mch
'12
1
80,000
434,640
1,200,000
(est)
Population In 1910.
993
—
INT. at Seaboard Nat. Bk.. N. Y.
fiscal
WASHINGTON CO. S. D. NO. 7.
Building Bonds (Red. beg. 1922).
5s '12
J-J
$35,000 .—July 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913...$45,000
1,556,545
(est.)------.--2,500,000
Assessed val. 1912
Real
value
Population in 1912 (est.)
3,500
INT. at Equitable Trust Co., N.
Y., or at Co.Treas.office, Hillsboro.
1931
'
WOODBURN.
$8.000c.July 1 '14-'17
Rock-Crusher Impt. Bonds.
6s '12
ann
$3,000c.July 1 '14-'16
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—$95,500
Assess, val. (70% act.)
1,066,718
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—.$26.23
ann
INT. at
valuation
29,422
Assessed valuation 1913.-13,099,534
School tax (per $1,000) '12.
$8.60
6s
(Included)
Assessed valuation 1912—
Water
5s
'
Bonds.
■
.
$25,000—May 1 '17-'26
s-a
BOND. DEBT May 1 *13—-$67,110
in N." Y.
agency
This city is in Marion County.
Incorporated in 1893.
» 1
City-Hall Bonds.
58 '12
M-N $15,000—May 1 *17-'31
Assessed valuation 1912
1,071,575
Population In 1910
SPRINGFIELD.
This olty Is In Lane County.
INT.
-.1,616
,
payable at City Treas. office.
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:
Bonded
Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Assessed
Valuation.
Tax per Pop'n.
$1,000. 1910.
Carlton, Yamhill County—:.— $38,000
$500
t$230,500t$41.00
Central Point (G), Jackson Co (7147,000
285,117 f34.00
761
Clatsop County
(7124,498
J9.840.570
16,106
Condon (C), Gilliam County
10,000
$581,226
47,000
1,009
Coos County Sch. Dist. No. 9- 71,500
None $2,469,500 $10.50
Corvallis School District Np. 9 53,000
None $2,350,853
Crook County S. D. No. 1
2,000
$635,000 $20.00
29,000
None
Enterprise (C), Wallowa Co„ 30,000
$750,000
1,242
Falls City (C), Polk County.. 30,000
$252,000
$8.56+
969
Hermiston (C), Umatillo Co.. 25,000
None
$476,785 $28.00
> 642
Jackson County S. D. No. 22- 27,500
None
§800,000
$5.00
12,000
$351,000 $18.00
Jacksonville, Jackson County. 45,000
785
2,000 $3,261,065
Josephine Co. Sch. Dist. No. 7 89,000
$8.50
Klamath County
•
None 500,000§16,470.029 $14.00
8,554
Klamath Co Sch, Dist. No. 1
None 13,900.000
57,000
Linn County Sch. Dist. No. 5. 70,000
None §3,750,000
$6.50
McMInnville School District
None *2,500.000 $10.00
53,000
Malheur Co. S
None tl.175.930 tlO.OO
D. No. 15
30,000
Milton (C), Umatilla County.. 42,800
14,793 tl.000.000 v t8 00
• 1,280
Milton School Dist. No. 31-— 35,000
5,300 $1,800,000
§6.00
North Bend Sch. Dist. No. 13
50,000 >9,000 $1,500,000 $15.00
......
Riddle (T), Douglas County.. 28,000
1,000
180,000 t52.00
187
St. Johns School Dist. No. 2— 88,500
None $4,277,705
$5.00
Union County Sch. Dist. No. 5 60,500
None $1,432,568 $12.20
Wallowa Co. S. D. No. 6r
None
$818,235
§8.00
30,000
3,000
$300,000 $25.00
499
Weston, Umatilla County
25,000
—
.
—
....
—
County.
Improvement Bonds.
6s '10 g J-J $50,000c—Nov 1.1930
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1920.)
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913—$50,000
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)est.l,500,000
INT. atLincolnCo .Bk. .Toledo, Ore.
.8
'12
_
—
—
.
-
—
—
(C) City,
a Total tax.
e 1909 figures.
/1910 figures.
$ 1912 figures,
f 1913 figures,
g Total debt.
...
State of
* 1911 figureg.
County,
Organized
Total
$35,000
DEBT—
(?)
Population in 1910—__
216
ROSEBURG.
This city is in Douglgs
County
Inc. in 1873. Pop'n 1910, 4,387.
Street and Bridge Bonds.
5s '09
$35,Q00
—1929
•
Street Bonds.
4Hs'10
$40,000.
1930
Refunding Bonds.
♦These bonds are payable, princi¬ 5s '10
$25,000.
—1930
pal and Interest, from the water rates; GEN. BD. DT. Jan 2
1913.$100,000
not from taxation.
Improvement bonds (add'l)
178,955
The Improvement bonds are Issued
Sinking funds (impt. debt)
9,328
on
account of street Improvement, Assessed
val. 1912.
2,454,125
Washington.
^
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
This place Is In Crook
Water Works Bonds.
TOTAL
'
TOLEDO.
A district In Lincoln
REDMOND.
4sg'll J-J $125,000C2—July 1 1936
Municipal Jail Bonds.
4sg'll
M-N $200,000."-Nov 1 1931
GEN. BONDS Jan 1 '13.12,798,700
Improvement debt
12,801,063
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13.25,599.763
441,203
—
SALEM SCHOOL DIST. NO. 24.
5s
-
——
PORT OF SIUSLAW.
A district (P. O. Florence) In Lane
County. Organized June 15 1909. ■;$.
Harbor-Improvement Bonds.
5s '09
J-J
S85,000c_July 1 '19-'29
6s '11
J-J
115,500c_July 1 '21-*31
500,000c—June 1 1935
$50,000c
.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13_.$295,000
Assess, val. '12(35%act.)„3,534,778
'10 M-S 500,000c—Sept 1 1935 PORT OF TILLAMOOK.
4s g '11 J-J *6O0,000O—Jan
A
3 1936
district In Tillamook County,
4s g'llM-S *$00,000c—Mch
1936
Organized in 1899 by the Legis¬
4s g'llA-O *500,0000—-Oct
11936 lature.
"
4sg'12M-8 *500,000c
Mch 1 1937
Water-Front and Channel Bonds.
4s g'12M N *200,000c—Nor 1 1937 6s
g '11 J-J $214,000__July 1 '21-'31
4s g '13 M-N 100,000c—May 1 1938
Bar-Improvement Bonds,
4s g '13 F-A
75,000c-—Aug 1 1938 6s g '11 J-J $236,000..July 1 '21-'31
4s g '13
250,000c
—1938 TOT. BD. DT. May 1913- $450,000
'91 J-!>
—
6s
Series "A" Impt. Bonds.
1 1934
Boulevard Bonds
Improvement bonds (add'l)
Street Bonds.
*
,
4s g
6s g
A-O
20,000c—Oct 8 1920
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 1913.$192,050
6s '11
PORT OF COOS BAY.
P. O. Marshfield.
___
Improvement Bonds.
..'12
$50,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1913 $104,275*
River Imp. Bonds.
Population in 1913 (est.)
6r g 91
6s
1
June
on
1 1922
Apr
6s '10
half area and
of valuation of the territory of
County.
Chief Justice
Bean, of the State Supreme Court, on
Nov.. 24 1908 declared valid the char¬
ter amendment adopted by the people
Multnomah
Population in 1913 (e6t.)
Bridge Bonds.
'92 J^J $500,000c._.Jan
6s g
5s g
4s g
J-J
19,000r__Jan 20 1920
(Subject to call after 1911.)
'13 M-N480,000__May 1 '14-'33
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
4s '04
A-0 $30,000c
Apr 1 1914
'10
Population In 1910
land and approximately
$16,000
50,000
—
_S
xcvii.
r
INT. on sewer bonds of 1913 at
City Treas. office or at fiscal agency
In N. Y.; on refunding 6s at Fourth
Nat. Bk., N. Y.; others in Salem.
held
illegal and ineffective by the
State Supreme Court on Mch. 26
1912.
V. 94, p.;996.
^
THE PORT OF PORTLAND.
The Port of Portland was Incorp.
In 1891. The limits of the Port In¬
clude the consolidated City of Port¬
5s g
Multnomah
Bends.
City or Portland.
City Bank, N. Y.
PORTLAND. A. L.Barbur, Auditor.
Portland
Is
the
county seat
of
Sewer
Cash on hand
72,289
Assess, val. '12 (X act.)—12,194,370
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$28.90
in
,97%
PENDLETON SCH. DIST. NO. 16.
4Ms'll A-0$100,000___
1931
Bonds are tax-exempt.
City
owns
property
valued
at
$340,000.
Refunding Bonds.
6s 94
J-J
$60,000c
Jan
1 1914
5s *10
J-J
63,050r__Jan 20 1920
(Subject to call after 1911.)
236,000
N. Y.
Population in 1913 (est)
INTEREST Is payable
5s '(8'
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *13.$£2.00
of the State,
Incorp. Jan.
5s g
M-S
'05
6s
_S
This city, the capital
In Marlon County.
Is
5s
$4,000c—Apr
A-0
'04
District
SALEM.
1857.
$90,000c
Jan 1 1914
250,000c_--Oct 1 1928
to call Oct. 1 1918.)
350,000
Oct 11930
call after Oot. 1 1920.)
$150,000---Dec 2 1932
call beg. Dec. 2 1922.)
No
District
4s
1.
Bonds.
1
No.
District
5s
4Hs'08 A-0
(Subject
4 ^g'10 A-0
(Subject to
4^s'12 J-D
(Subject to
NO.
Bonds
31
$10,000c—June 1 1916
J-D
*91
6s
DIST.
SCH.
PORTLAND
Umatilla County.
All bonds are
tax-exempt to residents of State.
Commission
government
defeated
Deo.4 1911.
V. 93, p. 1679.
General Bonds (Red. beg. 1919).
5a '99
J-J
$75,000c
July 1 1929
Wajter-Works Bonds.
58 ,99
J-J
$45,000c—July 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 11919)
5s *13
J-J $200,000
July 1 1943
(Subj. to call beginning July 1 1933.)
Levee Bds. (Red.aft.20 yrs.from is.)
5b '06
M-N$10,000C—Nov 30 1936
5s '07
F-A
67,000c
Aug 1 1937
Sever Bonds (Opt. after 20 years).
5s '03
J-J
$30,000c—July 1 1933
•
[Vol.
WASHINGTON-DEBT OF STATE.
aa a
as a
area
Territory (Act March 2 1853).-March 2 1853
State
of State
State Capital-
.
,
(Act Feb. 22 1889)_-_
:-Nov. 13 1889
(square miles)
-
-_-69,180
——
-
-
Oly mpia
Governor (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan.*17),.Ernest Lister
Secretary(term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan. *17)1. M. Howell
Treasurer (term ends
Wed. aft: 2d Mon. Jan.*17)-_Ed. Meath
Auditor (term ends Wed. aft. 2d Mon. Jan. *17)
LEGISLATURE meets
January.
Sessions
are
C.W. Clausen
biennially In odd years on the second Monday In
limited to sixty days.
,
—
TOTAL DEBT.—The State has
no bonded debt against the general fUnd.
outstanding, however, $206,024 Normal School Fund bonds and
$100,000 Public Highway Fund bonds shown in detail below.
There
are
_
sewer
and,
are
and
water-main
according
assessments
the city charter,
not Included In the 7% debt limit.
INT.
on
to
dock
bonds
of
1913
City tax (per $1,000) 1912
ST.
at
Normal School Fund Bonds.
3s '09
J-D $206,024.June 10
6s '06
City
...
♦Public Highway Fund Bonds.
F-A$ 100,000
Feb 1 1923
(Subject to call on any Interest date,
4s '11
1924
(Subject to call after June 10 1914.)
JOHNS.
,
This city Is In Multnomah
County.
City-Hall Bonds.
City
Treasurer's office or at fiscal
agency of city in N. Y. City; on oth¬
ers at Chase Nat. Bk.t N. Y., with
exception of one issue, which is pay¬
able at Chemical Nat. Bank, N. Y.
$10.00
$10,000
July 9 1916
Dock Bonds.
♦If not paid
10%
($12,500) annually.)
by highway fund In 12 years from their date, these bonds
will be paid out of general fund.
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the State Treasurer in Olympla.
1921
CAPITOL BUILDING BONDS CANNOT BE PURCHASED WITH
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUNDS—See V. 97, p. 188, for opinion ren¬
dered by State Supreme Court on June 7 1913.
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913
$76,000
Including the water Improv. bonds (add'l)
.266,302
works, Which are valued at $11,- TOTAL DEBT
Sept 1913.. 342,302
989,321.
Receipts of water works In Assessed valuation
1913—3,892,605
1912, $1,009,896, operating expenses City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$9.00
(Including Interest), $1,571,744.
.
Population In 1910
4,872
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation, equalized by State
Board, for 1913, of real estate, is $735,665,387; personal property, $122,350,549: railroads, telegraph, &c.,
$156,459,091;
total, $1,005,086,251.
The following statement shows the total assessed valuation of the State
for the years Indicated.
EReal estate Is valued only every two years.
The
State tax rate (per $1,000) for 1913 is $8.81.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
owned property on Jan. 11913 valued
6s
*08
...
$60,000.-Apr 21
Ferry Bonds.
6aI '11
$6,000.-Mch 21
—
at
$21,514,453,
1928
Assessment. Years.
Assessment. Years.
r
Assessment.
1913—♦$!,014,475.027 1907
$573,070,528 1900
$237,576,523
1912—_*1,005,086,251 1906
530.209,882 1890
217,595,569
1911
*955,125,934 1905
328,542,525 1880
23,708,587
1910.+.
*906,247,944 1904
298.460,979 1870
10,642,863
1908-!— *748,593,942 1903
276,988,569 1860
4,394,735
*The large increase in valuations is caused by the re-valuation of real
estate and in part also by a rapid development of railroad and electric
building in the State and the greater valuation put on such property by
Years.
the
State
Commission.
Tax
G-V., /;
TAXATION.—The Legislature of 1907, by an Act
approved Feb. 28, amended the laws relating to revenue and taxation by
exempting mortgages, credits, notes, municipal securities, &c., from all
taxation as personal property.
V. 84, p. 949.
The State Supreme Court
in 1908 upheld the constitutionality of this Act.
V. 87, p. 558..
EXEMPTION FROM
DEBT LIMITATION.—The State may, to meet casual deficits or fail¬
in revenues, or for expenses not provided for, contract debts; but such
ures
shall not at any time exceed $400,000.
The State
may also Incur debts to repel invasion, suppress insurrection or to defend
the State in time of war.
Otherwise the State shall not contract any debt
except the same shall be authorized by law, and provision must be made for
the payment of the annual interest on the same and also for the payment
of the principal within 20 years.
All such propositions must first receive
the approval of the voters.
As ueaanx; counties, citfes, towns, sdiool districts or other municipal
corportffclons. no utfdt is to I4t*i ncurreclby them in an amount exceeding
IMi % of the taxable property without the assent of 3-5 of the voters therein,
nor in cases requiring such assent shall the total indebtedness at any time
exceed 5% of the taxable property.
It is further provided that "any city
or town,' with the required assent of the voters, may be allowed to become
indebted to a larger amount but not exceeding 5% additional for supplying
such city or town with water, light and sewers, when the works for the
same shall be owned and controlled by the municipality.
The provisions
in full will be found in Section 6 of Article 8 of the Constitution.
debts in the aggregate
357,232 1870—
75.11611860—
518,10311880-
CITIES.
COUNTIES
STATE
statements, see
Equitable
■
OF
23,955
11,594
-
places not
WASHINGTON.
at Co.
INT.
Treas. office.
of New York
City
is
the
fiscal
for
agent
the State of Washington
.
49.
Bldg. Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5Hs'07 Apr $18,000c_Apr 15 1922
(Subject to call beg. Apr. 15 1908)
5s '11
Nov $35,000c
Nov 1 1926
(Subject to call beg. Nov. 1 1912.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13..
$53,000
,
Floating debt...
6,268
Sinking fund.
5,560
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)__l,306,591
School tax
rate(per$l,000)'13.$15.00
Population in 1913
..4,000
government rejected Nov. 20 1911.
Funding Bonds.
BHs'll J-D $120,000c.June 1 '22-'31
Refunding Bonds.'
J-D
5^s
$40,000.June 1 ,'22-*31
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 1913.$160,000
123,821
-
Sinking fund and cash
15,656
Assessed val. '12 (2-5 act.)_6,623,156
Total taxrate(par$l,000)'13 $47.81 -f
Populatlon In 1910
....13.660
INT. at Equitable Trust Co., N.Y.
INT.
on
bldg.
and
3%% bonds
payable at State Treasurer's office in
Olympia; on refunding bonds at Bell¬
ingham Nat.
Bank; on 4 Hs and
bonds of 1901 at Equiatble Trust
Co., N. Y. City.
'
INT. ait Co. Treas. office.
benton county
s. d. no. 16.
Building (Red. beg. 1922).
1
Sept $50,'000—Sept 1 1932
TOT. BD. DT Nov 1912
$96,000
Sinking fund.
8,500
Assessed valuation
1,897,097
,
—
Actual
-
valuation
—
...
CHEHALIS.
Whatcom—
A—Funding Bonds.
This
;
5s g
A-0 $18,000o._.Oct
Series B—Funding Bonds.
1 1926
5s g
A-0 $39,000c—Oct
Series C—Funding Bonds.
1
A-0 $237,OOOc__Oct
5s g
city
~~
"
is
in
Lewis
Co.
See
Y. 96,
p. 810, for decision regarding
city's right to issue certain bonds.
1926
CHEHALIS
CO.
S.
D.
NO.
5.
1 1926
D—-Funding Bonds.
•
.„
Total for all Bellingham.10.825,876
All
—
.
'
Bldg. Bonds. (Opt. aft. J'ne 1 '18)
June 11928
4s
Refunding Bonds.
ann
$35,000.
5s *13
District
No
1
4Hs'01 J-J
$43,000
4^8*03 M-S
65,000
Old
District No
CHELANiCO. SCH. DIST. NO. 46.
Building Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
(Whatcom)
Jan 2 1921
Mch 10 1923
4 (Fairhaven)
35is'03 June $30,000:—June 15 1923
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913
$243,000
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.).11,436,927
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_.$12.65
'06
June $12,000c_June 23
1926
(Subject to call June 23 1907.)
4Ms'07 J-J
$10,000c._.July 1 1927
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
4s '09
Feb
$80,000_c.Feb 15
1929
(Subject to call Feb. 15 1910.)
5^s'.10 Dec $ 15,000c—Dec 1 1930
(Subject to call Dec 1 1911.)
,
5s '11
July $50,000—.July 1 1931
(Subject to call July 1 1931.)
•
Dec $90,000c—Dec 11932
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 '13.
$130,000
Assessed valuation 1913
2,974,540
(Assess't abt. 40 to 50% actual val.)
Population in 1913 (est.)
5,500
Bonds
F-A $60,000c...Feb
1 1920
Funding Bonds.
6s
J-D $61.900c—Dec
1 1915
Bonds
M-S $30,000c
6s
Sept 1 1914
Road and Bridge Bonds.
F-A$3OO,000c_._Aug 1 1933
(Subject to call Aug 1 1914.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13
390,000
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1'13
Assessment debt (add'l)..
Warrant debt
Floating debt
(additional
38,025
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13
428,025
Sinking fund
18,135
Assess, val. '12 (K act.).12,328,815
State«tCo.tax(per $1,000) *12.$16.00
6,755
PoDulation in 1910
INT. at Equitable Trust Co., N. Y
.
clallam county sch. dists.
School District No. 5 Bonds.
6s
J-J
$2,000....Jan 1 1924
(Subject to call Jan 1 1914.)
6s
'98
F-A
$21,000c—Feb 1 1918
5s '12
J-J
51,200
July 11922
(Subject to call after July 1 1917.)
School District No. 27 Bonds.
4^s " s-an
$2,000
Jan 1 1922
(Subject to call June 12 1912.)
$76,200
TOTAL BD.DT. Oct 1913
•
Assess, val'n
1913.
Sch.
(Dist.No. 5.
88,898
(Dist.No. 7 1,501,478
[Dist.No.28, 617,249
(Dist.No. 5
ratejDist. No. 7
(Dist.No.27
tax
Warrant Funding Bonds.
5s g '11 J-J $613,000c__July 15 1931
$764,900
590,799
28,902
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '13
1;384,601
Sinking fund
79,078
Assess, val. '13
(3-5 act.)_13,457,336
$1,000) '13.$48.90
Population In 1910
24,814
Total tax rate (per
INT. at Equitable Tr. Co., N. Y.
everett sch. dist. no. 24.
3Ms'07
$150,000c__.Mch 1 1927
3%s'07
50.000c...May 1 1927
50,000c
3Ms'07
July 1 1927
4Hs'08
50,000c___Oct 1 1928
25,000o ...Jan 1 1929
4^s'09
4^s'09
25,000c
Apr 1 1929
50,000c___june 1 1929
4)is'09
...
District No. 7 Bonds.
School
....
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913
$435,000
111,550
19,180
Assess, val. *11(3-5 act.)__13,414,265
School tax (per $1,000) 1911..$12.80
Floating debt Oct 21 1912
Sink, fund & cash Oct 21'12
$4.00
INT.
10.00
at
County Treas.
office.
OPTIONAL.—All the above bonds
2.00
Population in 1912 (est.)...—3,500
INT.
on
6%
bonds payable at
Equitable Trust Co., N. Y.
ject to call after
clarke
franklin county.
1913——
....
county.
County seat Is Vancouver.
Bonds
tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 26,115.
Funding Bonds.
6s g
J-D $61,O0Oc-.Dec 1
1916
4s
J-J
40.000c..July 2 1921
BOND. DEBT Apr 25'13
$101,000
Assess, val. '12 (45% act.)13,406.754
State & Co.tax (per $1.000)'12 $27.00
with the exception of the 6s are sub¬
INT. at Equitable Trust Co.,
N.Y.
clarke co. sch. dist. no. 6.
High-School-Building Bonds.
4^s'12 ...$100,000
Fpb 3 1932
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.. $165,475
Assessed valuation 1912.1.4,923,511
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office,
CLARKE CO.
SCHTPIST.
Court-House and
Jail Bonds.
A-0 $85,000
5s '12
Apr
1 1933
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913 $135,000
Assessed valuation 1912.. 8,475,150
Population in 1910..,
—5,153
franklin co. sch. dis. no. 1.
5s '11
$40,000
1931
(Subject to call after 1921.)
BONDED DEBT Oct 1913..$80,000
hoquiam.
.1933
(?)
June 5 1911.
This
...
—*
colfax.
'
Colfax is in Whitman County. Inc.
May 1 1891.
Pop'n 1910, 2,783.
Refunding Bonds.
5S '12
$77,000o_
1932
Special Water Supply Fund Warr.
6s '05
s-a $19,000c
(Subject to call at any time.)
GEN. BONDS Sept 1912..
$77,000
Water warrants (additional). 19,000
Total assessed val. 1911
1,320,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.
22.00
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bank, N.Y.
..
"
Fund. Bds. (Red. beg. Dec. 1 '21.)
$40,000
Dec 1 1931
5s HI
NO. 58.
Building Bonds.
$29,000
TOTAL DEBT.
one year.
Pasco Is the county seat.
are
..
cowlitz county.
Kalama Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds (Series "C").
'11
F-A $22,000c...Aug 1 1931
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1927.)
'11 - M-N $50.000c__May 15 1931
(Subject to call after May 15 1926.)
'11
J-J
$14,000c...July 1 1931
5s
__
(Subject to call after Jan
TOTAL DEBT Apr 26 '13
1
1927.)
$102,165
Assessed valuation 1912..
9,226,883
Population In 1910
12,561
INTEREST payable at Equitable
Trust Co., N. Y.;
Harris Trust &
Sav. Bank, Chicago;
Harris, Forbes
& Co., N. Y. City, and at N. W.
Harris & Co., Inc., Boston.
cowlitz county s. d. no. 36.
5S '12
$30,000
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 '13_.$37,000
...
Sbhool Dlsts. Nos. 1, 4, 37 and 81.
Old
High-School Bonds.
4Hs
Park
1921
15
..
chehalis CO. sch. dis. no. 28.
City Tax Rate (per $1,000) 1912.
Building Bonds.
District A
14.30
4^s'07 $40.000
Aug 1 1927
District B.?_
14.25
Warrant Funding Bonds.
District C._
12.75
5s *11
F-A $60,000...Feb 15 1931
District D
19.65
District E
i
11.65 (Subject to call after Feb. 15 1912.)
90,000
1933
District F
11.65 4Hs'13 s-a
(Subject to call beginning 1915.)
Population In 1910
..24,298
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 —$190,000
INT. at Equitable Trust Co.. N. Y.
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)__4,186,182
bellingham sch. dis. no. 81. Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$10.00
INT.
at
State Treas.
office in
This district was formed by the
consolidation of Whatcom
County Olympia.
4Hs'08 June $70,000
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 $40,000c....Oct 1 1931
5s
Sewer
County seat is Port Angeles.
bonds are tax-exempt.
5s '13
Building Bonds.
5s '02
J-J
$8,000—July 31 1922
5s g
A-0 $ 183,000c. .Oct 1 lp26 (Subject to call after July 31.1903.)
Series E—Funding Bonds.
4s '06
Aug $20,000
May 1 1926
5s g
A-0 $225,OOOC. ..Oct 1 1926 (Subject to call after May 1 1927.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 20 '13
$702,000 4s '09
Sept $80,000__w_Sept 1 1929
Cash In treasury
95,382
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1910.)
Assessed Valuation for 1912.
Warrant Funding Bonds.
District
A
(former
old
4s '05
Aug $11,000...Feb 25 1925
Whatcom)
....$2,062,261 (Subject to call after Feb 25 1906.)
District
B
(former new
4s '09
July $70,000.
July 1 1929
Whatcom)
6,303,847
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
District C (former KeesBOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913. $189,000
lingvllle)
....
1
436,779 Assessed valuation 1912
6,870,646
Dlst. D (former Fairhavenl 1,453,615 School tax rate
(per $1,000)
$8.90
Dlst. E (former Sliver B'ch) 101,663
INT.
at
State Treas.
office
in
Dist. F (water-front).—
467,711 Olympia.
Series
ELLENSBURG SCH. DIST. NO.
A district in Kittitas County.
INT. at Co. Treas. office.
clallam county.
,
Series
,
INT. at County Treasurer's office
in Ellensburg..
Bldg. Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
Aug $14,500c
Aug 1 1927
(Subject to call beg. Aug. 1 1908.)
5s '11
July $35,000c—July 1 1931 everett.
This city is In Snohomish County.
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1912.)
An ordinance
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13..
$49,500 Incorp. May 4 1893.
was passed on June 18 1912 author¬
Floating debt
999
Sinking fund
1,711 izing the City Commissioners to make
Assess. val.;'13 (2-5 act.)..1,645,068 the necessary plans and surveys to
School tax rate (per $1,000) '13$11.25 obtain a source of water supply in the
V. 95, p. 126.
Population in 1913
2,000 Cascade Mountains,
-.4,000,000
INT. at Co.Treas. office In Prosser.
Nat.
5s '07
5s '12
bremerton.
aberdeen sch. dist. no. 5.
This city is In Kitsap Co.
5s 'u2
Inc. In
July
$8,000c_
1921
Bonds are tax-exempt./
4S
5
Feb
11,000c
1925 1901.
Water-Plant Purchase Bonds.
4s g '06 May. 20,000c
—
1926
4s'09
ann
70,000c
May 1929 6s g '12 A-0 S150,000c.Apr 24 1932
4s '09
ann
80,000c
May 1929 BOND. DEBT May 1912 ..$150,000
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913.$189,000 Equalized valuation 1911.. 756,000
Floating debt
77,315 Population in 1910.....
2,993
Assessed val. 12' (2-5 act.) 4,871,227
~
School tax (per $1,000) 1912...$8.90 CENTRALIA.
This city is in Lewis County.
Population in 1913 (est.)
1 ,000
INTEREST on 6s payable in New
Electric-Light Bonds.
....$11,000
Mar 11915
York; on all other bonds In Olympla, 6s
Trunk-Sewer Bonds.
at office of State Treasurer.
$22,150...Oct. 22 1917
OPTIONAL.—All bonds redeem¬ 6s
*Water Revenue Bonds.
able one year from date.
6s g '13 s-a $300,000c.May 1 '19-'38
(Subject to call any int. period after
asotin.
15 years from date.)
This city Is Id Asotin County.
GEN. BD. DT. Aug 1'13.
Water-Works Bonds.
$33,150
38,237
6s '12
J-J
$30,000...-Jan 2 1932 Cash on hand Feb 1 1913.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 26 '13__$32,000 Assess, val. '12 (45% act.) 2.379,383
Population in 1910
^.——820 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12.$49.00
INT. on electric-light and water
bonds at fiscal agency (Equitable Tr
bellinghanl
This city
Is the county seat of Co.) in N. Y. City; other bonds at
Pop'n in 1910, 7,311.
Whatcom County and was organized Centralia.
♦The water bonds are not a direct
Deo. 28 1903 by the union of the cities
obligation of the city, but against the
of Falrhaven and Whatcom.
Bonds Issued by Bellingham to Refund water system and its income.
Bonds
of Former Cities.
New
funding bonds at'Equit¬
Co., N. Y.; othersAat
Bank, Dayton.
EAST OKANOGAN IRRIGA. DIS.
A district (P. O. Oroville) in Okan¬
ogan County.
Of the bonds below,
only $5,000 were sold up to Oct. 1913.
6s
$300,000
.1924
TOTAL DEBT....
(?)
on
Trust
Columbia
chelan co. sch. dist. no. 56
„
aberdeen.
This city Is lp ChehallsTCounty.
Incorp. May 12 1S90.
Commission
Warrant debt.
INT.
able
...
chelan county s. d. no.
5s'13
given in
Trust Company
33,452
8,190
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act)—5,125,335
School tax rate (per $1,000)'13 $14.00
Population in 1913
5,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
M-N $90.000c.May
AND TOWNS IN THE
alphabetical ortler among the following
"Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
NOTE.—For
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.. $167,000
5s g
POPULATION OF STATE.—
1910-.---- —.1,141,99011890
1900———
163
WASHINGTON—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.]
dayton.
~~
This city Is
In Columbia County.
Funding Bonds.
5Ms'14 A-0 $14,000c
1926-1932
Refunding Water Bonds.
53^s*ll M-N$57,000c
Mayl 1921
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1913
$71,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
36,290
Floating debt
18,2,$9
Assessed val. '12 (M act.).1,245,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $38.00
Population in 1910.
*
2,389
place Is In Chehalls County.
government
adopted
V. 92, p. 1652. Mayor
Harry Ferguson recalled June 3 1912
V. 94, p. 1713.
•
.
V
Commission
Refunding Bonds.
$115.000
_s
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13..$115, 00
Local impt. bonds (add'l)__ 171,057
Warrants
outstanding.
hand-,
114,087
63,305
3,631,402
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 .. ..$18.63
Population in 1910
.......8,171
Cash
on
Assessed valuation 1912
INT. at Har. Tr. & Sav. Bk., Chic.
jefferson county.
County seat Is Port Townsend.
Refunding (Part every 5 years.) \
5g'llJ-J $133,000c.Jan 1 '16-'31
$133,000
Floating debt
97,000
Sinking fund.
12,109
Assessed val. '13 (2-5 act.>.6,839,800
State&Co.tax(per$l,000)'13 ..$28.24
Population In 1910 ...
8,337
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
.
INT. at Equitable
Trust Co., N. Y.
JEFFERSON CO. S. D. NO. 1.
Bds. (Red. beg. 1905.)
M-N$24,000
Nov 1 1915
Fund.
6s '95
Refunding Bonds.
5s *11
A-O
$82,000
Apr 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1'13.
$106,000
Asses, val. '13 (2-5 act.).. 1,508,342
School tax rate (per $1,000)'13$10.00
INT. on 6s at office of County
Treasurer; on 5s at State Treas. office
kennewick]
This city Is in Benton
County.
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1921.)
5^s'll A-0 $30,000
Oct 2 1931
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 18 '13.$30,000
Local impt. bonds
(add'l)
42,500
15,916
Floating debt
hand July 1 '13_.
Assess, val. '12 (real)
Cash
897
on
.
887,000
$1,000) 1912.—44.31
Population In 1910
;
.1,242
Total tax (per
KENT
This city Is in
King County.
Sewer Bonds.
5s
$23,000
...
Sept 11929
(Subject to call after Sept. 11919)
LEWIS CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 9.
SpflO M-fl $2)600
Mar 15 1016
5Hs'02 M-N
2,000—May 23 1914
5* *00
J-J
15,006
(Sub|. to call $2,000 each year begin¬
ning 1918.)
Water Bonds.
5s
$23,000
Refunding Bonds (red. 1912).
Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1920)
4 Ws'll
Refunding Bonds.
4
...
5s '12
J-J
$17,000r
GEN. BD.DT. Sept 1913
1932
June 5 1931
JuneJSO.OOOc
Building Bonds (red. 1912).
Ws'll July $43,0000—-July 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Jan I '13— $114,600
$63,Q00 warrants out July 1 1912—
72,374
25,600 Sinking fund July 1 1912—
16,387
Sinking fund
1,758 Assess, val. '11 (35% act.)_2,668,195
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)..
932,099 School tax rate(per$l,000) '11.$10.00
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$35.60
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
,
Population in 1910__.
1,908
Assessment debt (add'l)
__
INT. at Equitable Tr. Co.. N.
Y.
LEWIS COUNTY S. D. NO. 211.
Building Bonds (opt. July 1 '14).
5^s'13 July $25,000— ..July 1 1918
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
KING COUNTY.
County seat Is Seattle.
$500,000
canal bonds voted Sept. 12 1906 were
LINCOLN COUNTY.
declared Invalid by State Supreme
Davenport Is the county seat. All
Court.
V.
84,
p.
64 .
Superior bonds are taxable.
Court in May 1913 declared illegal
Refunding Bonds
an
issue
of $350,000
court-house » Us-02 .J ime $54,000c, -Jiinr 2 1932
bonds.
V. 96, p. 1507.
The road
Court-House (Red. beg. 1916).
bonds given below are part of an
Hs'06 Apr 5 $,41000C—Apr 5 1926
issue of $3,000,000, the legality of BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
95,000
which has been upheld by State Su¬ Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)_24,011,064
preme Court.
Y. 97, p. 310.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) 12 $13.50
5s '08
M-S $1,500,000c.Mar 1 1928
Population In 1910
17,539
INT. at Equitable Tr. Co., N. Y.
Refunding Bonds.
4*$8'11 F-A S180.000C
1914-1931
-
.
1914-1931
4Hs'll F-A 103,000c
Harbor Bonds.
Nov $1,750,000c.Nov 1 '31
to
call
$175,000 yearly
4 Hsg '11
(Subject
Road Bonds.
5s '13
$300,000
BOND.DEBT Mar 20'13 $3,533,000
Assess, val. *12(45% act.)260,561,424
State &Co. tax (per$l,000)'12.$19.40
___
Population In 1910
.284.63*
Population in 1913 (est.)_—338,500
payable at Equitable
Tr. Co., N. Y.; on refunding bonds at
Harris Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago;
on bds. of 1911 and 1913 at Equitable
Trust Co. or at County Treas. office.
5s
on
KING COUNTY SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
Building Bonds.
June $13,500c__June 15 1917
5s 09
Sept
4,000c__.Sept 1 1919
5s *07
5s
'11
65,000c_-.Feb
Feb
1931
1
(Subject to call after Feb
1 1912.)
BOND.DEBT Mar 1 '13$82,500
Floating debt..
9,958
.Sinking fund...
3,084
Assess, val. *12 (45% act.) 1,981,741
School tax rate (per$l,000)'12 $10.00
Population in 1913 (est)------ 3.500
INT.
5s
on
due
MIDDLE KITTITAS IRBIG. DIS.
a district In Kittitas County.
ta g
*10—
$103,000C
.
payable in
1917
N. Y. at Equitable Trust Co.: other
bonds at State Treasurer's office.
674,646
Tax rate (per $1,000)
12
$13.60
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
at fiscal agency
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.) —8,450,645
City tax (per $1,000) 1911 ——$21.38
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *11. 43.20
Papulation In 1010 (Census)
14,082
INT. on sewer 4*j>s and refunding
5s of 1910 at fiscal agency (Equitable
Trust Co.), N. Y.; the sewer "4s at
Chicago: sewer 5s and refunding 4Hs
at'City Treas. office; others at State
Treasurer's office.
B>onds.
Nov $20,d00c__-Nov 1 1914
4 Hjs'00 May
11,000c
May l 1920
4s *03
Aug
22,000c
-Aug 8 1923
'Subject to call after Aug 1 1904.)
Is '05
Feb $25,000c—Feb 11 1925
Subject to call after Sept
4s '07
11 1906.»
Apr $150,000C—.April 1927
(Subject to call after 1U08.)
5s '11
Feb $75,000c
Feb
1931
KING CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 162.
Building (Subject to call).
$55,OOOC— -July 1 1925
4s '05
16,000c—May 15 1920
BOND. DEBT Marl'13—
$71,000
Floating debt
—
19,465
Sinking fund..----------2,360
Assess, val. '12 (45% act.)' 2,121,545
School tax rate(per $1,000)'12 $12.00
Population In 1913 (est)- — — .3,000
4^s'l0
,
INT.
payable at State Treas. office
(Subject to call after 1912.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 22 *13_ $303,000
Floating debt---'
^
10,191
Sinking fund9,589
Assess, val. '13 (45%
act.)-9,766,600
Schooltax (per $1,000) 1912—$7.66
NT. at Nat. Bank of No. Am.,
N. Y.; Mason, Lewis & Co., Chicago,
acid in Olympia, Wash,
-—
—_
rate(per$l,000)'12 $11.00
(est) ------2,500
Population In 1912
the
on 4 Ms at
INT. on 6% bonds payable at
County Treasurer's office;
State Treasurer's office.
—
—
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)__3,205,386
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913...$48.00
Population in 1910
.6,996
INT. at office of State Treasurer.
OLYMPIA SCHOOL DIST. NO* 1.
Refunding Bonds. '
5s '10
KITTITAS COUNTY.
$30.000c
July 1 1930
County seat Is Ellensburg.
Chelan (Subject to call beg. July 1 1912.)
CXninty's portion of the bonded debt 5.!^s'13 Oct
10,000c—.Oct 15 1933
is $16,613.
Pop'n 1910, 18,561.
(Subject to call beg. Oct. 15 1914.)
_
County
Bond#,
1895
M N$117,000C.-Nov
6s
,
Funding Bonds (red. beg. in *12).
11915 4*$s'll S-an $78,000-_._Jan 2 1032
School No. 22 (Subj. to call)..
5s '13
ann
$11,000c—-Sept 1 1933
School No.25 (red. before maturity)
4«s'U ann
$8,000o—-Oct 2 1919
School No. 200 (Subj. to call).
5Hs'12 ann $10,000c—-Dec 1 1932
CO. BD. DT. Nov 1 '13—
$117,000
Cash in co. fds. Jan 1 '13__
18,531
Ohelan County's portion—
16,513
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)-16,669,353
State & Co.tax (per $1,000)'11.$13.57
INT. at Equftable Tr.
<T<J.» N. Y.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913. $118,000
Floating debt--1,790
Assess, val. .'13 (3-5 act.)—3,432,107
School tax rate(per $1,000)'13.$13.00
Population in 1913
(est).
8,500
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
PACIFIC
COUNTY.
South Bend is the county seat.
Building Bds. (red.
5s '13
any
time).
Water-Works-Extension
PEND OEEILLE COUNTY.
Newport is the County seat.
Warrant-Funding Bonds
4^ g '12 M-N $72,000c..May 1 1932
(Subject to call after May 1 1922)
$10,000
.1933
Court-House Bds. (red. 1911).
J-J $150,000—..July 1 1920
Ref. Bonds (Opt. 1911).
5s '01
M-N$33,000
No v2 1921
Road & Bridge (Red. beg. 1912).
5s '11
J-J $100,000.Jan 2 1926
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 '13_ $283,000
Warrants outstanding
200,000
Assessed valuation 1912
7,997,708
—
Population in 1910
12.532
1 '23-*32
TOTAL DEBT Jan X 1918 $882,000 PACIFIC COUNTY S. D. NO. 36.
High-School-Building Bonds.
Warrant dob* 1911—®8,655
-1933
Assess, val. *11 (35% act.) 19,570,553 .4^g'13 ann $75,000c
(Subject to call 1923.)
Co. tax rate (per $1 ,OO0)'13—$14.59
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $105,000
Population In 1910---—-32.127
Assessed valuation
2,219,919
INT. at offloe of County Treasurer.
5s ' 1-Mar
——
500,000c...Jan
4J4g'12J-J
Refuse
$72,000
60,985
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
4*4k'13M-N$300,OOOc.-May 1 1933
BALLARD—Annexed Jan
(Assessment 40 to 60% act. value.)
Population In 1910
6,660
68
Oo.
at
11932
Plant Bonds.
Disposal
4*4S*10 J-J $340,OOOc July 1 '14-'30
City Electric Ry. Bonds.
Warrants outstanding
INT.
Bonds.
4 *4s'10 J-J $500,000o.. July 1 1930
4J4s'll J-J
580,OOOc,..July 1 1931
Assess, val. '12 (40 to 60%)6,676,062
office
Treas.
or
at
State Treasurer's office.
29 1007:
Refunding Bonds.
95
J-D
$24,500c.-.Dec
1 1915
Funding Bonds
05 F-A $75,OOOc. ..Aug
5s '10
M-S
65,000o_..Mar
1 1925
1 1930
4
Water-Works Bonds.
PIEECE
COUNTY.
The county seat Is
Oct
2 1925
(Subj. to call beginning Oct. 2 1915.)
3**s OR J D
$8.U0»»c
June 1 1W26
M S$1 Ml,0000
'OR
Sept 11926
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.' $426,000
Assessed valuation, real—81,0*2,429
Assessed val., personal-.-.17,514,757
Assessed val., railroads
.10,146,457
Total val. '12 (3-5 act.)_108,743,643
State & Co tax (per $1,000) *12 $13.00
Population in 1910
120.812
INT. on 3**s Is payable at State
Treasurer: on other bonds In N. Y. C.
—
POET ANGELES.
This city is in Clallam
Refunding Bds.
*$42.000c...Jan
1 1915
4 4s
.
„
J-J
95
6s
Tacoma.
Refunding Bonds.
5s *05
A 0$2<>8 OOOc-
County.
(red. Oct 1 '23).
02 F-A "10.000c. , Aug 1
04 A-O "25.000c.,.Oct
1
COLUMBIA—Annexed May 3
General Municipal Bonds.
6s
'04 F-A
$3,900c. Amr 27
4 4s
1917
1924
1907:
1924
In addition to the bonds given
above, there are also outstanding $1,873,000 5% (J.-J.) coup. Cedar River
water
bonds due-Jan.
I
1913-*26.
These
bonds
are
a
Hen
on
a
oertaln
portion of the revenues of the Water
Dept., and are not a general munici¬
pal Indebtedness.
*
Issued In payment for water sys¬
tems by their respective oltles prior to
annexation.
They were then made
part of the water plant of this city,
and although they are a general In¬
debtedness, the Interest Is being paid
from the water fund.
A-O $36,000.
.Oct. 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912.
$86,000
INTEREST Is payable as follows:
Funding bonds of 1891 and funding
Bonds sold Aug. 19 1913—
36,000
Assessed valuation 1912...1,226,727
bonds of 1893 (first and second series)
at Seattle or at Harris. Forbes & Co.,
'13
6S
—
$1,000) 1912—_$ 18.00
Population in 1910—
——2,286
Tax rate (per
N. Y. City: funding bonds due 1931
1933 at fiscal agency in N. Y.
and
City
Blair
,
"East Waterway Impt. Bonds.
iMsg
J J $850,000
Part yearly
Salmon Bay Impt. Bonds.
4Wg
J-J $350.000
Part yearly
Central Water Front Impt. Bds.
4^sg M-N$350,000 —May 1 '14-55
Smith's Cove Impt. Bonds.
4y^s
$242,000-_-.Part yearly
Lake Washington Impt. Bonds.
4 ^s
'_
$ 150,000
Part yearly
East Waterway No. 2 Impt.
5s
$440,000—Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913 $2,382,000
Assess, val. '13 (45% act)263,611,027
Population of dist. 1910—.284,638
Population in 1913 (est)^337,013
_—
.
_
,
.
INT. at
Equitable Tr. Co., N. Y;
POET TOWNSEND.
This city Is situated In Jefferson
County.
Incorp. Dec. 8 1881.
The
water bonds below are not considered
a
city,liability.
Pop'n '10, 4,181.
Bonds.
M-N $29,100c
&
at City Treas. office: sewer
N. Y. City; library-site
City Treasurer's office or
N. Y. City; municipallight and power-plant bonds (series
A and B), State Treasurer's office;,
municipal-light and power-plant-ex¬
tension and park bonds due July 1
1932 at City Treasurer's office, and
fiscal
agency.
New
York
City;
park bonds due 1931, the rcfusedlsposal-plant
bonds' and
bonds
of 1912 at fiscal agency In N. Y. City
(Equitable Trust Co.).
All the other
bonds, exoept those of the annexed
oltles, at City Treasurer's office or
at
fiscal
agency
in
New
York:
Interest on the annexed cities' bonds
Is payable as follows: On refunding
bonds, the water-works bonds due
1917 & 1924 and on the! general mu¬
nicipal bonds, at the fiscal agency In
N. Y. City; on the funding bonds at
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank.
Chicago; on the water-works bonds
due 1915 at the Chemloal Nat. Bank,
bonds
Co..
at
ftsoal agency,
N.
Dec 1 1915
♦Water Bonds (red. any time).
'
6s
M-N $185,000r_ —Nov
1925
S3
or
tunnel bds. pf 1893 and sewer bds. of
1893 at City Treasurer's office or at
OF SEATTLE.
P.O.Seattle.
PORT
Y. City,
bonds
due
and
on
1922 at
the water-works
the State Treas¬
urer's office.
TOTAL
DEBT,
&o.—Cash
In
Refunding Bonds,.
•
$75,OOOc—--July 1931 treasury Aug. 1 1913, $3,373,711.15.
.»
Aug. 1 "13. Apr. 1 '13.
(Subject to call after 1921.)
$
$
GEN. DEBT Sept 1 1913. $104,100
Bonded debt. 15,447,400 15,258.400
Assessment debt (add'l)--30,983
None
None
Sinking fund—
4,135 Floating debt.
Water bds. (not incl. above)
185,000
Total.-----15,447,400 15,258,400
Water sinking fund.
3,223
.
5<Ks'll J-J
Assessed valuation 1913 —.1,365,235
Total tax
*
These
gation.
(per $1,000) 1912—48.032
bonds are "not a city obli¬
.
SEATTLE.
Seattle Is situated In King County.
Water debt (in¬
cluded).
2,572,241
2,625,827
In addition to the above debt, the
city had outstanding Aug. I
1913
$9,181,624.19 of assessment bonds
and
$2,013,639.61
of
assessment
warrants.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The lim¬
Incorp.-as a town Jan. 14 18b5 and
as a city
Deo. 2 1869.
An Issue of itation of bonded Indebtedness la
10% of the assessed valuation, of
$800,000
municipal-electric-railway
system bonds was voted Mar. 7 1911. which 5% is for water, light and
(V. 92, p. 753), and validity subse¬ sewers and 5% for general purposes.
quently upheld; V. 95, p. 64, 1404.
CITY PROPERTY.—Jan. 1 1913
Up to Aug. 1 1913 $300,000 nad been the olty owned personal,
property
issued
real
Judge John F. Main on Aug. 8 1912
sustained the demurrer of the city In
of highways, sewers and cash.
mandamus
proceeding
com¬
menced to compel the city to purchase
from the Mountain Development Co.
the
power site on the White
$1,000,000, in accordance
with the vote taken on March 5 1912.
See V. 95, p. 699.
Hebb
the
River
for
Building Bonds.
5s '10
LEWIS COUNT*.
.'iQounty seat Is Chehallsr.
Refund. (Red. aft. 10 yrs.fr. issue)
4Ua'03 J-JT
$2,Q00o
Jan 1 1923
4Us'04 J-J
tO.OOOo
Jan 1 1924
4 Hs'05 J-J
lQ,000o
Jan 1 1925
State&Co.tax(per$l,000)'12__$12.65
4>$s'06 J-J
10,000c—Jan I 1925
—
Funding
OLYMPIA.
Olympia Is situated In Thurston
County.
Incorp. as a town 1859; as
a city 1881.
Bonds below all owned
KING CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 170
by State Permanent School Fund
Building (Subject to call).
Commission
government
defeated
4 VfcS'l 0
$55,0000-.—July 1 1920 Dec. 5 1911.
V. 93, p. 1619.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913
$55,000
Ref. Bds. (Red. beg. 1911).
•
Floating debt Mar 1 1913_8,551 3%s'06
$200,000c
——1926
Sinking fund-462 BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913
$200,000
Assess, val. '12 (45% act.) 1,549,952
Assessment debt (additional)
92,305
School tax
_
-
4*£s'll A-O
50,000c—-Oct 1 1031
5sg'llJ-D
60,000c—Dec 15 1931
ubject to call after Dec. 15 1912.)
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'08 J-D $80,000o— -Dec 1 1928
10
J-D
J0,000c—-Dec 1 1930
12
F-A
32.000C.-.Feb 1 1932
ject to call after Feb. 1 1913.)
TAL DEBT Sept 1913_ $300,000
Building
in N. Y. City.
—
---
(Subj. to call beginning June 1 1907.)
6s '94
Building Bds. (red. beg. 1918.) .
5Ms'13 ann $47,000c___
_1933
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913.
$47,000
Assessed valuation
1,551,813
INT. at office of County Treas. or
This
4
NOETH YAKIMA.
This city Is situated In
Yakima
County,
incorp. May 14 1894.
Commission government went Into
effect'Sept. 1911.
Sewer Bonds.
v
4s '06
M-S $48,000c
Mar 1 1926
NOETH YAKIMA S. D. NO. .7.
KING COUNTY S. D. NO. 51.
Light Plant Extension Bond*.
48 '05
J J.$250 OOOc
July 1 1925
city'is In Whitman County.
4s '09
A-O 500,000c—-Apr 1 1929
Ref. Bonds (Red. beg. 1922).
4^s'10 M-S 200.000c- — Mch 1 1930
5 J*s'12
$17,000c
1932
Jan 11932
BOND. DEBT Feb. 12 '12 —$44,000 4J4g'12 J-Jl,000,000o
Park Bonds
Assessed valuation 1911
618,000
M-SI500,OOOc—-Mch 1 1927
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$14.00 4s *07
A-O 500,000c
Aor 1 1929
Population In 1910
1,549 4s *09
4 Hs'10 M-S 500,000c. ..Mch 1 1930
4*48*10 J-D
500,000c-.-Deo 1 1930
PASCO.
4*4s'll J-Dl,000,000c...Junel 1931
This city Is In Franklin County.
4 *4g'12 J-J
500,000c.-.Jan 11932
City-Hall Bonds.
4**s'12 J-J
500,000c...July 1 1932
5s '11
F-A $30,000c. ..Aug 1 1931
Municipal Light Plant Bonds.
GEN. BD. DT. Mar t '13.
$30,000
3**s'03 J-J $400,000c
July 27 1923
Assessment debt (add'l)
345,518
34*8*04 A-O 190,000c- Apr 1 1924
Floating debt
53,070
34*8*07 J-J
200,000c—July 1 1927
Assessed val. '12 (2-5 act,)-l,411,563
3 4*8*08 J-J
200.000c- .Jnn 1 192t
Total tax rate(per$1,000)'12—$44.46
3 4*8*08 J-J
200,000c...July 1 1928
Population In 1910.
-.2,083
4*4s'll J-D 100,OOOc...June 1 1938
INTEREST payable at City Treas¬
Refunding Water & Sewer Bonds.
urer's office or In N. Y. City.
5s g'10 J-J
$814,OOOc July 1 '14-'30
PALOUSE
-1940
_
BOND. DEBT May 1918..$103,000
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 aot)—
Nov 1 1921 to 1930.)
INT.
[Vol. xcvii.
WASHINGTON-CITIES AND TOWNS.
164
Funding
J-D
4*£g'HJ-D
5143,000c-- Dec 11931
Mar 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
5s g
5s g
5s g
59 g
5s
ASSESSED
'12 J-J,
J-J
VALUATION.—As¬
1913
Real
1912
est.$178,468,225 $176,975,528
36.893,926
35,953,520
Personal-
Total..$215^362,151
$2i2,929,048
$43.87
1911.
$34.57
1910.
Total..$2117887,076 $205,262,448
Tax(perM)
§$30.85
$33.90
§CITY TAX RATE (per $1,000)
for 1913 in the "old limits" is $19.86;
in the "new limits" it is $19.31, and
in South
Seattle $17.63.
tax rate for 1913 is
The total
$43.87, lncl. State,
'14-'31 county, city, school and P. of Seatfcl .
POPtJLATION.-fc-Tho population
'14-32
*14-'32 In 1910 (Census) was 237,194; In 1900
181,000c.Jilly 1 '14-'32 (Census), 80,671; In 1890. 42,837; In
*11 J-J $414,OOOC.July 1
'12 A-O 699,000c-Apr 1
'12 J--J
195,OOOC-July 1
13
at
1930
Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4^s'07 M-S $1 f650,000c
valued
1925 Real est.$176,443,337 $172,482,661
1930 Personal.
35,443,739
32,779,787
Junel 1931
$46,OOOc
securities
This total Is exclusive
sessment about 45% aotual value.—
1922
Bonds.
General Improvement
and
Tax(perM)
A-O$100,000c
Oct 15
4b *05
J-J
175,0000---July 1
4 *4s*10 J-J
50,000c
July 1
4^s'10 J-D 300,000c_--Dec 1
4s *02
5s'11
estate
$28,353,010.
975.000.-July 1 '14-'18
1880,
3.533.
SEATTLE SCHOOL DIST.
and Includes the olty of
School
NO. 1.
King Co.,
This school district Is In
Seattle.
Bond*—
1 1915
M-S 275.000c--.Mar 1 1922
A-0 100.000C-..Oct 1 1923
M-N300,000c
May 1 1924
M-S 200,000c
Sept 1 1920
J-J
500,000c—-Jan 1 1926
1 1928
M N 300.000c-.May
4s '02
4Hs'03
4Hs'04
4Hs'00
48 *08
4^/08
M-N 200,000c—-May 1 1928
M-N 400,000c---May 11929
'14-MO
4s '08
4s *09
Assessment bonds are not consid¬
city debt, being payable by
special assessment.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city In¬
ventory on Jan. 1 1913 showed real
estate, buildings, library, department
equipments,
&c., to the value of
$8,758,502, Including water system
valued at $4,859,002.
ered
J-J $400,OOOc—.July
5s *95
4Hs'll M-S 425,000c_Mcb 1
'14-'31
«Hs'l2 M-S 540.000o.Mch 1
INTEREST and principal of city
New York City at
Equitable Trust Co.
M-S
4S
$
l ua
W. Seattle Dist. No. 73 (Ann.).
4Hs'08 J D $55,000c—..June 1928
Bullard Dist. No. 50 (Annexed).
4£fs'03 F-A $20,000ci-_Feb 1 1923
4jt<jS'99 M-S
10,000c-..Sept 1 1919
4J4s'01 M-S V 8.000c—Sept 20 1921
3^s'07 P A
70,000c--.Mar 1 1927
Total tax (per
Building Bonds.
as
'98
'02
$50,000c
Jan
90,000o_Aug 1
J-J
<s
F-A
200,000c.._Mch
4HS'U7 J-J
200,000c-.-July
(Subject to call after July 1
4 ^s'08 J-J
250,000c.-.July
4^s'09 J-J
400,000c
July
4HS'04 M-S
1 1918
*14-'22
1 1924
1 1927
1917)
1 1928
1 1929
10,500c...Nov 1 1926
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1916)
6s '04
F-A
$3.000C—_Aug 1 1919
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1914)
6S '07
M-N $3,000c
Nov 1 1917
(Subject to call after Nov 11912)
« 4*8*11 M-N $500.000c__May 1 1931
4 J*S'12 J-J
250,000c. .July 1 1932
Dists. 143 and 153
M-N
'06
58
.
-
School-Bid
office of County Treasurer or at
fiscal agency In N. Y. City
(Equitable Trust Co.),
at
68
'94
J-D
58
State
Ref. Bonds (Red. beg. 1914).
3 5*8*04 J-D $100,000.L.June 1 1924
Ref. Warrant (Red. beg. 1921).
4)4>s'l 1 A-0$100,000—Apr 1 1931
BOND,. DEBT Oct 1 '135200,000
Assess, val.'13 (31%, act.) 14.367,727
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'13 $29.00
'07
J-D
from water rent
collectlons.$87,000
water bonds
Coupon
SPOKANE
water
4s
from
on
COUNTY.
House & Jail Bonds
4*8*03 A-0 $300,000c
Oct 1 1923
Subject to call after Oct 1 1913.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1'13
$447,000
Warrants
outstanding-22,610
4
pay¬
tax
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
INT.
.
Refunding Bonds (opt. in 1911).
01
J-D$147,000c
Deo 2 1921
Court
15,000
bonds
levy
34,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.. $136,000
Assessed val. (35% act.) —1,177,235
able
Co).
County seat Is Spokane.
payable
from tax levy
Refunded
INTEREST on 6s payable at New
Security & Trust Co.,
N. Y.,
fiscal agency In N. Y.
bonds payable
*12 $56 .00 Cash
refunded water bonds pay¬
on
205,802
hand
'12-'13 (4,2%
actual)---------. . 122,588.525
Assess, val.
_
office; others State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$13.00
at Equitable Trust Co., N. Y.
•
Population In 1910.
139.404
INT. at fiscal agency in New York.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY.
SPRAGUE.
County seat Is Everett.
;
This city is in Lincoln County.
Refunding (Subject to call).
3,5*8
-.I $53,000
Aug 1 1925 Incorporated in 1882.
1932
Funding Bonds (Red. beg. 1921). 54*s'12 J-J
$37,000c
5s *11
$100.000——Jan 2 19.31 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 913- .$37,000
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913.
$153,000 Assessed valuation 1912.— .318,126
Warrant debt Jan 1 1913.
194.253 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912. ..$15.00
.--1,110
Cash on hand Jan 1 1913.
115,742 Population in 1910
-—
Assess, val. *11 (48% act.)38,737,641
INT. at E. H. Rollins & Sons,
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '11 .$17.50 Boston, Mass.
*
Population In 1910-.
.59.209
INTEREST on 3 ?*s payable at
Olympia; on bonds of
1911 at the STEVENS COUNTY.
County Treasurer's office or at Equi¬
County seat Is Colvllle.
A portion
table Trust Co., N. Y. City.
of this county has been taken to form
able at City Treasurer's
...
the new Ferry County.
Apr 1 1914
35.000c_—Mar 1 1922
County. 44*s'02 J-J
Refunding Bonds.
Commission
4 4*s'09 M-N$184,000c__Nov 1 1929
government adopted in Deo. 1910.
(Subject to call after Nov J 1919.)
V. 91, p. 1788; V. 92, p. 673.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $239,000
Funding Bonds.
Assess, val. '11 (37% act.).7,855,175
»V*8
F-A$300.000e ..Feb 1 1918
State & Co. tax(per $1,000) '10$35.00
Crematory Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
This
Incorp.
city
Is
In
1929
-19,270
Population in 1910
INTEREST payable In
N. Y. City
seat of Pierce
Inc. Nov. 8 1883.
At an
6s
J-D$100,000c._.Dec 1 1927 County.
election held Jan
8 1910 suburbs of
4 5*g'12 J-J
875,000c.—Jan 1 1962
this city having an area of 105 square
Water Bonds
4sg'05 J-J $450,0p0c...July 1 1925 miles voted In favor of annexation.
4 Hsg'l 0J-J
400,000
Jan 11935 V. 90. p. 182.
Bridge Bunds
Refunding Water Bonds.
4*8*09 J-DJ300,000c..-July 1 1929
5S g
M-S $50,000o
Sept 1 1914
543,000c..-Jan 11932
4 Hg'H A-0 500,000c-_-Oct
1 1931 4 V*s'l2 J-J
41-*s'13 M-S
35,000c__Mar 15 1928
Refunding Municipal Bonds.
Tacoma Is the county
.
.
<
4^g'll A-0$700.000c
Oct 1 1931
GEN. BONDS Sept 1 '13.$3,360,000
1,400,000
4,594,823
566,047
9,920,870
Sinking fund.
150.560
NET DEBT Sept 1 1913. 9,770,310
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.).89,799,772
Water debt
—
Floating debt...
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 *13
Funding
5s ar
4
'00 F
4
4
Bonds
A$1.093.O00c.Feb 15 1920
518,000c. ..Apr 1 1931
Water Drainage Bonds.
4*S'11 A-0
Surface
4*s'09 J-J
M.g'10 F-A
$75,000c...July 1 1929
100,000c
Aug 1 1930
Green River Gravity
Water Bonds.
4*s'10 J-J $500,000C-..July
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 $13.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$30.50
4
Population In 1900 (Census) _.36,848
Population In 1910 (Census). 104,237
In
addition to the bonds given
above there are outstanding $1,218,000 5% (J. & D.) coupon water bonds
due Dec. 1 1912-31 and $102,000 6%
1 1930
5s'13
Refunding Light Bonds.
s-an
S250.000c.June 1 '18-'21
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s '13
s-a$l.750,000c.June 1 '22-33
Light and Power Bonds
4 4*s'09 J-J $300,000c....Jan
1 1929
'
Wharf and
Dock Bonds.
Jan 1 1931
warrants. 4 4*g'l 1 J-J $405,000o
Paving Bonds.
payable from the gen¬
eral tax levy but are sequred by a lien 44*s'13 M-S $125,000c
upon .the
gross
revenues
of thef (Due $8,000 yearly for 15 years and
$5,000 in 16 years.)
water-works.
&
J.)
water-works
4*s'll M-N $50,000
Nov 1 1931
Public Improvement Bonds.
Apr $54,000c.-Apr 28 1923
6S '13
call
(Optional in numerical order by
of
City Treasurer.
DT. May 1913..$81,500
TOT. BD.
Assessed valuation 1912.
Co.
Treas,
office.
beg. *12).
INT.
Jan
I 1922
1 T3.
$180,000
Assessment debt (add'l)--—
57,853
floating debt
397,134
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913
634.987
Sinking fund and cash——
20,177
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)_25,066,653
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12 $21.36
J-J
$180,00i)c.
—
Population In 1910
.-1,041,760
$1,000) 1911.
$14.80 to $17.72
Population In 1910.'
.1,598
Tax rate (per
INTEREST
agency
Is
49,511
_
payable
at
In N. Y. (Equitable
fiscal
Tr. Co.)
payable at City Treas. office. WHITMAN CO. S. D. NO, 59.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '06
F-A $25,000c
1926
WALLA WALLA.
This city Is In Walla Walla County.
(Subject to call after 1921.
Inc. in 1862.
Pop'n 1910, 19,364.
High-School'Bldg. Bonds.
Water&Sewer Bds. (Tax-exempt).
5s *13
A-0 $25,000c
Apr 1 1933
5
'99
Jan
5166.000c
.——1926
(Subject to call beg. Apr 1 1922.)
Refunding Bonds (Tax exempt).
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13...$50,000
4 Us g *12 J-J
$40,000c_.Jan 1 1932 Floating deot
i.—.—_
728
viiy-Hall & Fire-Station Bonds.
Sinking fund
—
198
5s f '08 J J
SIOO.OOOc- . .Tan 1 1P2K Assess, val.'12 (45% act.)_l,180,954
Water-Works Bonds (Tax exempt).
INT. on refunding bonds at fiscal
4 4*s'99 M S$ 133,000c
1919
5s g '06 Nov 240,000c
1936 agency (Equitable Trust Co.) in
N. Y.; others by check or atCcunty
fSnbleot
to
call.)
GEN. BONDS Aug 31 '13. J$737,804 Treasurer's office in Colfax.
Assessment debt (add'l)
'
284,776
Floating debt—-.
146,109
TOTAL DEBT Aug 31 '13.1,168,689 YAKIMA COUNTY.
County seat Is North Yakima.
Assess, val. '12 (40% act.).9,663,230
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$21.50
County Bonds.
INT. at fiscal agency in N. Y. City 5j*s'89 A-0 $80,000c&r—1919
4s '06
Mar
80,000c&r --.-—1926
(Equitable Trust Co.).
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13
$160,000
Warrants out. (co. funds.)
12,22,1
WALLA WALLA CO S. D. NO. 1.
Warr. out. (road dist. fds.)
28,244
All bonds are tax-exempt.
Cash iu road funds
«.
8,428
4 4*s'03
$63,000c_.Sept 21 1923 Sink. fd. and cash (co. fds.)
27,627
Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (4* act.)—35,663,570
4 4*8*08 M-S $30,000c- .Sept 15 1928
State&co.tax (per$1,000)'12 $16.76
'Subject to call after Sept 15 1918.)
Population in 1910
41,709
4s '09
ann
$167,000c
1929
INT. in N. Y. and San Francisco.
(Subject to call at any time.)
...
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
regarding civil divisions in
which are not represented among the foregiong.
In the table below we give statistics
Bonded Floating
r''.
Debt.
Debt.
$
Adams County S. D. No. 15--
Anacorteg (C), Skagit County-
18S. D. No. 17-Buckley School District No. 46
Chehalis County S. D. No. 103.
Cheney (C), Spokane County.
Anacortes School Dist. No.
Benton County
(C),.Stevens County..
52,000
None
40,000
75,000
35,000
35,000
50,300
42,000
Assessed
the State
Tax per
p&
Valuation. $1,000.
$
*1,225.486
59,389 *1,300,000
6.520
'•
Douglas Co. Cons.S. D. No.105 40,000
Ellensburg, Kittitas County.-117,000
25,000
4,168
36,931 *1.361.591 *19.00
4.524 *2,258.203 *13.00
None *1,250,000
2,308 el, 033,872
e528,000 *16.00
1,000
1,207
1,533
♦65.0,000 ♦14.54
*1,225,103 ,♦5.00
50,902 *3,898.636 *20.00
4,209
§3,"190,246
§20.40
4",800
*8.00
3,276
3.000
5.102
Endicott Sch. Dist. No. 74
Ferry County.
26.000
Hillyard (C), Spokane County. 39,000'
Hillyard School District—..— 62,000
King County S. D. No. 71
27.000
Klickitat County
37,000
Leavenworth (C), Chelan Co.- 44,000
Lewis Co. S. D. No. 3
45,000
Moxee Drain. Dist. No. 11
80,000
Pierce Co. Sch. Dist. No. 46--
None
29,000
Puyallup, Pierce County
95,800
36,000
Okanogan County.^
60,000 ♦1,242,350
11,466 *1,769,70S
*576.464
6,141
None' 11,682,063
*13.00
*12.00
10,180
1,551
*17.30
None
17691,470
e364,775
166,431 ♦6,103,835
1,292 *1,509,175
10,150 §1,943,366
7,786 *2,322,865
elO.OO
12,887
*3,00
"4",544
§44.10
*9.50
"2,129
Sedro-Wooley (C), Skagit Co..x40,000
Skagit Co. Un. H. S. D. No. 4. 40,000
Snohomish Co. S. D. No. 103. 60,000
Snohomish Co. S. D. No. 15-- 38,000
South Bend, Pacific County.. 52,500
Stevens County Dr. D. No. 2. 26,000
Sunnyside (T), Yakima Co... 53,500
Thurston County
32,000
Vancouver (C), Clark County. 80,000
52,000
Walla Walla Count1/
Yakima Co. S, D. No. 36
S.
Yakima County S.
Yakima County S.
Yakima County S.
Yakima County
These are not
(?)
GEN. BD. DT. Jan
Puyallup Sch. Dist. No. 3
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
s-an $100,000c June 1'14-'17
5s '13
(additional)..
Assessment debt (add'l)
(J.
5
Colvllle
5*8g'O7J-D$400,00OC---Dec 119.33
4 5*sg'09 J-J 500,000c--.July 1 1934
4Mg'H J-J
415.000c--.July 1 1931 TACOMA.
4
Park Bonds
at
Refunding Bonds (Red.
Spokane
Nov. 29 1881.
4H8 '09 F-A $70,000c
Feb 1
Bridge Bonds (Tax Exempt).
—
—
'11 (3-5 act.) —1.204,364
$1,000) '11_$8.50
School taxrate(per
.«
Yakima County.
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1921).
This city Is In
of Washington
Funding Bonds.
4s '94
ann
$20,000c
SPOKANE.
years.)
Assess, val.
DIST. NO. 10.
TOPPENISH.
York
and on 5s at
Snohomish Courty
Pop'n 1910, 3,244.
water
Bonds (Tax-exempt).
$17,000o
June 1 1914
25,0000
June 1 1922
g.
City (Equitable Trust
10
TOTAL DEBT
Building Bonds. •
WENATCHEE.
4 4*s'05 M-S$200,000c
Sept 1 1925
This city is in Chelan County.
44*s'll ann 290,000o.-r July 1 1931
Refunding Bonds.
\
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
*12
$44,000
— 44*s'12 ann 200,000c._Dec 31 1932
General Bonds.
(Subject to call beg. Dec 31 1913.) 5s '12
J-D $15,500_.-Dec 15 1932
44*s'13 July 200,000
July 1 1933
Water Bonds.
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1914.
5s '12
J-D $27,000
Dec 15 1932
Refunding Bonds.
GEN. BOND. DEBT.--.
_(?)
4j^s'00 F-A$100.000c
Feb 1 1920
Assessment debt (Jan.'13)_ $369,236
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *13_
$990,000
Assessed valuation 191-2.-.3,145,000
Sinking fund—:
33,335
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.-.$45.00
Value school property'13. 2,644,522
-—4,050
Assess, val. '13 (4* act.) —77,892,299 Population in 1910
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$5.16
Population In 1913 (est.)_ —.100.00P
INTEREST oh bonds payable at WHATCOM COUNTY.
State fiscal agency In New York.
County seat is Belllngham.
1912..$13.00
Population tn 1913 (est.)—___5,000
This city Is In
Inc. in 1890.
Special
WALLA WALLA CO. S. D. NO. 17.
Building Bonds (red. beg. in '13).
5s '12
Apr $25,000c
1932
TOTAL DEBT- —-i
.__—.(?)
INT.
TACOMA SCHOOL
School tax (per $1,000)
.
of the local
Improvement bonds, which is payable
at City Treas. office. Is payable at
Equitable Trust Co., New York City.
'
SNOHOMISH
83.743
100,000
city, with the exception
Floating debt
11.466
Sinking fund......
—
17.247
Assess, val. '12' (V* act.)...1,769,708
_.____29,241
Population in 1910
$1,000) 1912._$31.15
This debt consists of $206,000
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
6% and $1,733,500 5% water and
$1,697,500 5% light and power plant
bonds maturing from 1 to 20 years. WALLA WALLA CO. S. D. NO. 24,
These are not payable from the gen¬
5 4*s'll ann
$35,000c
..—1921
eral tax levy, but are paid out of reve¬
(SubJ. to call $5,000 after 3 yrs, $5,nue of water and light plants.
000 after 5 yrs. and $10,000 after
INTEREST on all bonds of the
(Subject to call after June 1 ,1917)
5s *12
A-0
20,000c.-.Apr 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13.
$62,000
COUNTY.
Vernon is the county seat.
Mt.
INTEREST payable at the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
personal &
Population In 1910
In
SKAGIT
(3-5 act.).10,519,031
School tax (per $1,000) 1911—.$4.50
__
Bonds.
Refunding
Hs'io J-J
$250,000c_ - July 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13$2,206,500
4
(Annexed).
'
117,618
45^s'04 J-D $20.000c— -June 4 1924 Floating debt...
4^s'09 M-S
20,000c
Mar 1 1929 Assess, val. '12 (}4 act.)_.90,009,789
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13_S4,621,000 School tax (per 51,000) 1912—$4.50
Sinking fund
; —
149,104 Population lh 1913 (est.)..- 110,000
Assess, val.*12(45% act.)215,165,400
INTEREST on 44*% bonds due
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.
$5 00 1924 payable at County Treasurer's
Valur of srtiool prop'ty-- -6,597,199 office or at State fiscal agency In
Population in 1910
-.237,194 New York City (Equitable Trust Co.)
Population In 1913 (est)..„_280,000 and on bonds of 1907 and 1912 In
INTEREST on 4 Hs of 1911 paya¬ N. Y. City at Equitable Trust Co.
ble In Chicago (Harris Tr. & Sav.
Bank) or N. Y. City; on $200,000
4J^s of 1913 at State Treasurer's of¬
SPOKANE SCH. DIST. NO. 122.
!
Olympia; all other bonds
fice
Assess, val. '11
*
Rainier Val. Dist. No. 18 (Ann.)
*03
July i .y.'hi C
nil;.
1923
Georgetown
real-.40,222,261
5s '10
F-A $50,000c
Aug 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_
$310,000
public service corpor'n.29,077,027
Total val. '11-'12 (3-5 act. 69,299,288
Total assessed val '12-'13_73,298,458
Population in 1913 (est.)
(Annexed).
j-.Sr-pt
K». c
Assessed val.,
SPOKANE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 81.
School-Site & BIdg. Bonds.
M-S$100.000o_ —Mch 1 1931
4Hs'13 M-S 200,000c_Mar 1 *14-'33
5s *13
M-S 460.000c_Mar 1 *14-'33
So. Park Dist. No. 9
debt (add'l)*3,640,000
Improvement debt (add'l) 1,809,987
TOT. DEBT Sept 1 *13.-11,543,987
Sinking fund assets
236,841
NET DEBT Sept 1 '13
11,307,146
Water & light
Assessed valuation,
Building Bonds.
'13.$6,094,000
GEN.BD.DT. Sept 1
bonds payable In
4 t£s'l 1
5K *01
165
WASHINGTON-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Nov., 1913.]
♦
State estimate,
c
No.
No.
No.
No.
36,800
39. 30,000
49. 44.000
54. 36,000
63- 55,000
,
*1,289,903
8,000
*1,425,373 *39.15
3,023
(7638.91 5
'15.15
None* 14,293,102
e4,900.000
None 30.845,928
4.724
*884,010 *11.50
*5.00
None *1,722,850
14,060 *1,958,095 *14.76
*8.20
159 *1,501.690
None *1,953,415 *10.64
1,379
17,581
9,300
31,931
None
State and county tax.
g
1910 figures,
* 1912.figures.
§ 1913 figures,
x This covers merely a
bonds; wo are not informed as^to what is total debt.
ures.
of
D.
D.
D.
D.
*10.00
None
e
1911 fig¬
recent issue
166
NEVADA-DEBT OF
1910
.—81,87511890
1900
42,33511880
45,76111870-
62,26611860
6,857
Territory (Act March 2 1861)--March 2 1861
as a
as a
Indian
respectively.
ITS
Admitted
persons on
reservations not considered in previous aggregates.
Of such persons there
were 1,594 in 1890 and
6,800 in 1880.
The number of Indians alone In¬
cluded in the 1900 and 1910 total were 8,321 and 6,192,
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
[ Vol. xcvii.
POPULATION OF STATE.—The 1900 figures include
State of Nevada.
vV-'-.'V-
STATE.
State (Act March 21 1864)
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Oct. 31 1864
'
Total
area
State
of State
Capital
(square miles)
„
■_!
.
STATE OF
110,700
-
Carson
City
Governor (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. 1915)...T. L. Oddie
See. of State (till Tues.aft. 1st Mon.Jan.'15)-Geo.
ELKO.
1915) __Wm. McMillan
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.
Sewer
6s '12
$60,000. _Jan 18'15-'27
TOTAL DEBT Apr 23 '13__$60,000
Assessed valuation 1912
1,023,350
.
All bonds
are
LOANS—
Purpose.
School Fund bonds April 1 1879
Note debt
(additional)84,999
Sinking funds..
9,777
do
March
15 1913
%
5
-----
Principal¬
When Due. Outstan'g.
Irredeemable
$380,000
Mar. 15 1933
245,000
Mar, 15 1933
39,000
Payable.
J-J
5
J-J
University Fund bonds Mar. 151913-
5 v
J-J
15 1913.__
J-J
Mar. 15 1933
16,000
The above bonds are held by the State
University Fund, which holds in
addition $33,500 Massachusetts State 3s and
3>£s.
March
do
Pop'n 1910, 8,133.
Court House and Jail Bonds.
6s g '09 Jan
$80,000c_._Jan '14-'29
BOND. DEBT Mch 22 T3„$80,000
s-Interest
Name and
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—The total debt of the State
clusive of the irredeemable bonds for $380,000) was
on Oct. 1 1913
(ex¬
$300,000; floating debt
(warrants), $30,992.89, and cash in treasury, $300,139.69.
Assessed valuation 1912..18,418,064
(Assessment 30 to 40% actual val.)
-
Real
*
Years—
Personal
Net Proceeds
Total
Estate.
of Mines.
Property.
1912
$83,667,524
$8,686,696
$8,732,859
1911
68,545,136
16,801,922
9,823,169
1910.__
64,705,172
13,849,806
8,874,227
1909.
53,979,656
19,845,945
5,784,601
1908
50,482.257
23,373,886
3,154,109
1906
32,242,372
12,223,625
2,378,012
1900
16,578,404
7,602,452
105,900
1890-.
16,934,721
7;728,663
686,709
1880
17,742,714
9,855,944
4,496,738
1870
11,320,113
8,377,995
5,910,398
1875
-18,698,276
3,286,672
The State tax rate (per $1,000) for 1912 was
$6.00.
Assessment.
$101,087,079
95,170,228
87,429,205
79,610,202
77,010,252
-
INTEREST
at
GOLDFIELD
County Tr. office.
SCH. DIST.
NO.
-
24,286,757
25,350,094
32,095,397
25,608,507
21,984,948
-
—
8s g 07 J-J
$10,000c
7s '08
J-J
50.000c
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
to
a
nominal
must
and
provide
the
ever to
an annual tax
.1917
purpose of
assume
the debt of
credit,
or to
any
years.
"defraying extraordi¬
&c.; and in such
Further,
county, city,
&c.,
subscribe to the stock of
cases
the law
the State Is forbidden
or to donate or loan its
any company,
J)ut any limit on county, city, restricting their borrowing power. the Leglsature shall make general laws &c., debts; though it provides that
The
con¬
provisions referred
to
are
as
follows:
ARTICLE
IX., Section 3.
(Stale Debt Limited.)
For the purpose of
enabling the State to transact its business upon a cash basis from Its
organi¬
zation, the State may contract public debts, but such debts shall never In
the aggregate, exclusive of interest, exceed the sum of
three hundred thou¬
sand dollars, except for the purpose of
defraying extraordinary expenses,
as hereinafter mentioned.
Every such debt shall be authorized by law for
some purpose or purposes, to be
distinctly specified therein, and every such
law shall provide for levying an annual tax sufficient
to pay the interest
semi-annually and the principal within twenty years from the
passage of
such law, and shall especially appropriate the
proceeds of said taxes to the
payment of said principal and interest; and such appropriation shall not
be repealed, nor the taxes be postponed or
diminished, until the principal'
and interest of said debts shall have been
wholly paid: Every contract of
Indebtedness entered Into or assumed by or on behalf of
the State, when
all Its debts and liabilities amount to said sum before
mentioned, shall be
void and of no effect,, except in cases of
money borrowed to repel invasion,
Buppress Insurrection, defend the State in time of
war, or, if hostilities be
threatened, to provide for the public defense.
Section 4.
(State Prohibited from Assuming, Debts of
Cities, &c.)
The
State shall never assume the debt of
any county, town, city or other cor¬
poration whatever, unless such debts have been created to
repel Invasion,
Insurrection
or to
suppress
ARTICLE VIII., Section 9.
(Stale Shall Not Loan Its
Money or Credit,
The State 6hall not donate or loan
money or Its credit, subscribe to
or be interested In the stock of
any company, association or
corporation,
except corporations formed for educational or charitable
purposes.
*.
ARTICLE XVII., Section 7.
(State to Assume Debts.of theTerritory.)
All debts and liabilities of
the, Territory of Nevada lawfully incurred, and
which remain unpaid at the time of the
admission of this State Into the
Union, shall be assumed by and become the debt of the State,
of Nevada
Provided, That the assumption of such indebtedness shall not
prevent the
State from contracting the additional
Indebtedness as provided in Section
3 of Article 9 of this constitution.
•
8.
(Cities
and
»eS.ta
■.
\
,v:
.A--
,
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—The
Department of State ad¬
us under date of Dec. 29 1911 that bonds or
other evidences of indebt¬
edness of State, county or
municipalities are not assessed in Nevada.
vised
TAXATION OF MORTGAGES.—See V.
97, p. 540, for an Act passed
by the 1913 Legislature making provision for the
taxation of mortgages
deeds of trust, &c.
*
6,700
•
$4,000c__Jan 1
14-17
J-J
30,000c
Jan 1 1924
(Subject to, call 1910)
Bridge Bonds. (Part yearly).
5s '08
Jan
$23,000c
__.__1935
General Improvement Bonds.
6s g '09
$30,000c
1929
(Subject to call 1919)
.
5s '10
$50,000c
1935
City-Hall Bonds (Opt. in 1917).
,
5s
1,059,485
5s
'07
J-J
'06
J-J
$50,000c
Sewer Bonds.
'
-.1937
July 1 1936
(Subject to call 1916)
5s *10
J-J
$50,000c
1935
Park Purchase & Impt. Bonds.
5s g'07 J-J
$25,000c.Jan 11937
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917)
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13._$298,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
11,815
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)_.9,679,363
Total tax rate(per$ 1,000) '12_$34.00
Population In 1910
.10,867
$35,000c
INTEREST
County and ex-offlcio City Treasurer.
Co., Chicago.
EENO SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
-
5s
'03
Jan
payable
at
office
of
$20,000c I.Jan 19l4-'23
5s
HUMBOLDT
'09
Jan
80,000c .-..1914-1929
Building Bonds.
5s *11
M-S$225,000c. Mch 1 '14-'31
COUNTY.
Winnemucca is the county seat
Jail Bonds.
_s
_s
$32,000
Indigent Bonds.
$2,500
County High School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan'1 1913
'13
6s
_
July
_S
20,000..July
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
1914-'23
TONOPAH
$66,400,
___
...
Assessed valuation.1912- .12,777,395
Population in 1910
DISTRIC*.
SCHOOL
This district is in
Lovelock School Bonds.
_s
$17,000.
BOND. DEBT May 1913_-$127,900
,
School tax rate (per$l,000)'ll.$7.60
$19,000.
...
$344,500
Assessed valuation 1911.-10,530,430
Real valuation (est)
.21,000,000
...
1
LAS
6,825
-
_S
7s
Nyc County.
$10,000
.........
...
'12
M-N $50,000.-May 1 '17-'22
1927&1932
BOND; DEBT June 1913...$60,000
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
WASHOE
VEQAS.
This city is in
Sewer Bonds.
Clark^County.
COUNTY.
Reno
is the county seat.
Bonds
exempt to non-residents.
Bridge Bonds.
.'
are tax
6s '12
J-J
$40,000c..Jan 1 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913___$40,000
5s
'05
Jan
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)
800,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 _$30.00
5s'11
.Jan
Population in 1912 (est.)
INT. payable in N: Y.
5s "03
-.2,000
or
LasVegas
$52,000c..Jan 1 ,14-,39
20,000c__jan 2 '16-'35
Court-House Bds.
5s
Dec
'09
$21,000c ($1,000 yearly)
150,000c..Jan 1 '20-'34
Hospital Bonds ($1,000 yearly).
5s'03
Dec $11,000c...
BOND. DEBT-Sept 1913
LYON COUNTY.
Yerington is the county seat.
County Bonds.
4Hs'03
$4,000c
High-School Bonds.
5s
'09
Court-House
5s '11
•
:
Total val. '12 (70% act.)_17,939,818
State 4c Co.tax(per$l,000)'13.$16 60
Population in 1910
__.17.434
INT. at Comity Treasurer's office.
Bonds.
Jan $35,000c
($3,000 yearly beginning In 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 24 '13.-.$44,000
Assessed valuation 1912..*5,324,226
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'11.$21.00
Population in 1910—
*
3,568
Exclusive of personal property.
INT. at County Treas. office.
WINNEMUCCA^
This city is
in Humboldt County
Sewer Bonds.
.8
$41,000
School Bods.
...
_s
$10,000
BOND. DEBT May 1913___$51,000
Assessed valuation 1912
300,000
...
Population in 1910
NYE
------
$254,000
Assessed valuation, real.-13,823,825
Assessed val., personal
4,115,985
$5,000c
1,786
COUNTY.
Tonopah is the county seat.
YERINGTON.
■Refunding Bonds.
6s
$f>0,000---..1939
BOND. DEBT Sept 23'13
$50,000
Slnkingfund
11,295
Assess, val. '13 (H> act;)___5,070,196
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) *13_$28.10
Population In 1910
7.51$
INT.
payable at
any
bank
in
Tonopah.
•
...
.
This city is in Lyon County.
Sewer Bonds (Red. July 1922).
6s '12
J-J
$26,000
July 1 1927
$62,000
BOND. DEBT Junp 1913.
Water debt (included)
Assessed valuation 1912
Real value (est.)
Population in 1910..,
—
36.000
373,049
..l,000,000
682
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Comm.N.Y.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below wc give statements
regarding minor civil divisions of
the State of Nevada which are not represented among the foregoing.,
associations
Towns
to. Be Restricted by General
Laws.)
The
Legislature shall provide for the organization of cities and towns
by general
laws; and restrict their powers of taxation,
assessment, borrowing money
contracting debts and loaning their credit, except for
procuring supplies of
water.
Sinking fund
Assess, val. *12 (K act.)
VIII.,
Section 10.
(County, City, Town, &c., Not to Be
Stockholders, &c.)
No county, city, town or other
municipal corporation
shall become a stockholder in any joint-stock
company, corporation or asso¬
ciation whatever, or loan.its credit in aid of
any such company, corporation
or association, except railroad
corporations, companies Or
Section
$60,000
provide for the public defense.
&c.)
ARTICLE
J-J
&c.
Counties, towns, cities, &c., cannot becdme stockholders In
any company,
loan their credit, &c.
,But other than that the constitution omits to
stitutional
1914-1918
Lovelock Fire Bonds.
sufficient to pay the interest semi-annually
principal within twenty
money or
or
indebtedness, except for the
expenses" arising from invasion, war,
nary
tax-exempt.
Department Bonds.
School tax rate(per$l,000)
'12.$8.00
Population In 1913 (est.)
...4.000
INT. at office of John Nuveen &
_s
DEBT LIMITATION.—Nevada has in its constitution the limited State
4.
A district in Esmeralda
County.
School Bldg. Bonds (Tax
exempt).
46,843,009
—
are
Fire
State&Co.tax(per$1.000)'12__ $16.70
__
ASSESSED VALUATION.—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:
bonds
5s '04
COUNTY.
Elko is the county seat.
taxable.
incorp. under an
was
Act of the Legislature approved Mch.
16 1903; amended Mch. 1905.
All
5s'01
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of State debt see "State and
City Supplement" of April 1893, page 149.
The details of the present debt
areas given below:
.
the following
among
*
City of Reno
Bonds.
Jan
ELKO
order
RENO.
This city Is in Elko County.
Brodigan
Treasurer (till Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan.
NEVADA.
Note.—For reports not found in alphabetical
see "Additional Statements" at end
of this State.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt..
-
Carson City Sch. Dist. No. 1..$30,000
Elko School District
34,000
Esmeralda County
82,400
Fallon (C), Churchill County.
77,000
Las Vegas School Dist. No. 12 30,600
Lincoln County
.435,000
OrmsbyCounty
61,500
Sparks (C), Washoe County.. 33,000
_
White Pine County
(C) City,
d 1910 figures.
74,000
Assessed
Valuation.
Tax per
$1,000.
$l,200d$ 1,029,000
None
11,905
None
None
None
7,038
* 1912 figures.
Pqp'n
1910.
$3.00
J
*3,776,075 *22.10
*445,000
*1.168,200 *20.00
§2,189.464 §23.00
*1,379,586 *28.00
*1,204,105 *32.80
*7,051,603 *21.00
..
§1913 figures.
9,369
741
3*489
3.415
2,500
7,441
Debts
Resources
and
OF
IN
FOR
INDEX
THE
Etc.
CITIES,
STATES,
SOUTHERN
THE
FLORIDA—State, Cities, &c
.---Pages 183 to 184
ALABAMA—State, Cities, &C-.
.-.-Pages 184 to 186
-.-.Pages 171 to 173
MISSISSIPPI—State, Cities, &c
.--.Pages 187 to, 189
Pages 173 to 175
LOUISIANA—State, Cities, &c
-Pages 167 to 170
VIRGINIA—State, Cities, &c
WEST
THE
VIRGINIA—State, Cities, &c—..Pages 170 to 171
KENTUCKY—State, Cities,
TENNESSEE—State, Cities, &c
NORTH CAROLINA—State, Cities, &c
SOUTH CAROLINA—State, Cities,
GEORGIA—State, Cities, &c
-.Pages 176 to 178
&c—^Pages 178 to 180
.-..Pages 191 to 192
TEXAS—State, Cities, &c^
...-Pages 193 to 199
--Pages 180 to
-.i
extended
then, the latest extension having been until December
funded under any amendment or extension to the Act
since
Bonds
1813.
31
State of
Pages 189 to 191
ARKANSAS—State, Cities, &c
20 1892 carry Interest from the semi-annual period next
preceding the date of funding.
Under ine 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 at a cost of 50 cents for each new bond issued In suoh
exchange.
'
•
• v.
■
.
of
Virginia
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
February
went Into effect In
of 1871 It was
should provide for one-third the principal
debt, that Is, $15,239,370 out of the total
debt of $45,718,112.
To represent, therefore. West Virginia's share of
bonds funded, "deferred certificates" were Issued.
West Virginia, how¬
ever, refused to recognize these certificates.
After lengthy litigation, the
U. S. Supreme Court on March 6 1911 decided that West Virginia should
assume liability for a debt of $7,182,507, not counting the Interest, which was
left for adjustment between the parties. V. 92, p. 674. On Oct. 30 1911 the
U. S. Supreme Court, in an opinion expressed by Justice Holmes, denied
without prejudice the motion made on behalf of the State of Virginia to
compel West Virginia to take Immediate action to pay Its share of the debt.
The full text of the opinion will be found in V. 93, p. 1274.
In accordance
with a resolution passed by the 1913 Legislature, the Governor of West
Virginia on April 18 1913 appointed a commission of eleven to take up the
debt question.
V. 96, p. 1242.
The commissioners being unable to agree,
motion was filed in the U. S. Supreme Court by the State of Virginia on
Sept. 30 1913 asking for a final decree.
V. 97, p. 967,. The Court has set
April 13 1914 for a final hearing.
V. 97, p, 1444.
After about three-fourths of the old Virginia bonds had been surrendered,
and "deferred certificates" been given to represent West Virginia's onethird, under the Acts of 1871 and 1879, these Acts were repealed.
The
remaining bonds were refunded under other laws.
These laws required a
certificate to represent one-third the principal of the old bonds brought in
for funding, but gave "non-lnterest-bearlng certificates" to represent onethird the interest on old bonds.
The following shows the amount of each
edness In the cases of cities
refunding Issue:'
VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES.—In the settlement
WEST
assumed
Admitted
Total
as
area
a
----One of Original Thirteen
State--
of State
(square miles)--
.
——-42,450
—Richmond
Governor (term expires Feb. 1 1914)
Wm. Hodges Mann
Sec'y of Com'wealth (term exp. Feb. 11914) — —B. O. James
State
Capital
.
Auditor of Pub. Ac'ts(term exp.
Treasurer (term
Second Auditor (term exp.
•
These
*Mch. 1 ,16)_C. Lee Moore
expires Feb. 1 1914)--—A. W.
offlctals are elected
Harman Jr.
♦Mch. 1 1916)--—Rosewell Page
by the General Assembly
and hold office
for four years.
the second Wednes¬
days, but may be extended
provided three-fifths of the
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on
day In January, and sessions are limited to 60
for a further period not exceeding 30 days,
members elected to each house concur. *
COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS—A new Constitution
April 1902.
One of Its provisions fixes a limit of Indebt¬
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 author¬
ized 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
MUNICIPAL
AND
°
years.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS—We were advised under date
12 1911 by the office of the Auditor of Public Accounts that the
only bonds exempt from taxation under the laws of this State are bonds of
the United States and of the State of Virginia.
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.
On Oct. 1 1913 Virginia's debt stood as shovyn below:
•
Century Bon4s, Act of 1892.
P* Riddleberger Bonds. Act of 1882.
$16.124,478.80.-July 11991
8s J-J
$5,594,454.16.-July 1 1932 3s J-J
STATE DEBT.—For a detailed
(Subject
to
call
after
1900.)
•"$/
1,716',676.06
Fund.
$18,076,536.06
Canceled.......
-
-
-
of 1871 and 1879.
1,952,057.26
Total debt Oct. 1
1913
School and College debt (additional)—6s
School and College debt (additional)—5s
Old unfunded bonds (additional)
$16,124,478.80
5,594,454.16
Contingent
*$15,658,843 63
deferred
187,385 81
1,031,551 88
744,051 60
285.738 66
321,997 46
certificates of 1871 and '79.
Interest-bearing certs, of
Non-lnt.-bearing certs of
Interest-bearing certs, of
Non-Int.-bearlng certs.of
*It
.
has
Act of
been
1882
1882
1892
1892
ascertained
—
that
$8,781,9 81.81 bonds were Issued under the
1879.
ASSESSED
VALUATION
Assessment
of Real Estate
Personal
1912
-
413,556.799
1905
1895
1890
1880
—
—
.
256,916,140
....--—.
234,272.951
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
5.00
population of Virginia has been as follows:
—*1,085,116
*1,596,318 1820——2,061,612 I860
POPULATION.
1910
137,763,464
126,067,247
107,279,401
83,132,476
90,110,467
84,884,270
70,391,018
313,182,340
272,312,274
r_
1885..
160,081,727
378,977,069
351,725,236
316,563,279
1006
3.50
706,877,208
606,848,139
573,638,526
616,740,533
477,792.483
423,842,688
396,314,816
362,422.741
341,800,410
304,663,969
178,936,735
—
1908--.-
Tax Rate
Total,
per $1,000.
$3.50
$776,129,648
of
Property
$237,205,102
190,460,691
-..$538,924,546
1911516,416,517
19l0_.---.-___
427,911,404
—
RATE.—
TAX
AND
Assessment
Year
-The
—
—
19001
1,854,184
—1,655 980
1890
1880
1,512,565
.1,225,163
1870..
•This includes
—
1850
1840
1830.
—
-..*1,421.661
*1,239,797
*1,211,405
—
-
*974,600
*880,200
*747,610
1810.
1800
1790
of West
in 1860;
in 1820;
population of the section now forming the State
Virginia.
Without West Virginia population was 1,219,630
1,119,348 In 1850; 1,015,260 in 1840; 1,034,481 in 1830; 928,348
869,131 In 1810; 801,608 In 1800 and 691,737 In 1790.
41.76% In 1880, 38.70% In
In number blacks were 526,861
Virginia; 512,841 in 1870.
631,616 in 1880, 640,867 in 1890, 660.722 in 1900 and 671.096 in 1910.
The proportion of the colored population was
In 1900 and 32.6% In 1910.
In 1850 and 548,907 in 1860, both including West
.$21,718,832.96
$2,384,805.85
82,800.00 $2,467;605.85
458,536.42
debt here mentioned does not represent
obligations outstanding in the hands of the public.
It consists entirely
of amounts owing the educational Institutions, and Is evidenced by certifi¬
cates of Indebtedness Issued under Chapter 344, Laws of 1892.
These cer¬
tificates 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. 31 1896.
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
Note.—The school and college
When Due.
J & J
6
Non-interest-bearing
1890, 35.7%
Feb. 20 1892.
Total, Act of Feb. 14 1882..
Total outstanding, Act of
Principal.—,
Outstanding.
—Interest.—
P. Ct. P'v'ble.
Interest-bearing "def'd certs"
$16,359,860.00
To Bondholders' Committee..
Deposited with Commissioners of Sinking
,
LOANS—
1900.
The- Literary Fund
on
Oct. 1 1913 held $222,900 Century bonds and
$1,579,927.28 of Riddlebergers; total, $1.802,827.28.
Th<jse being held
alive In the Fund, form part of the outstanding amounts In the table.
Of the $16,124,478.80 Century bonds, $4,579,000 are coupon, $11,544,300
registered and $1,178.80 fractional certificates; of the $5,594,454.16 RIddle¬
bergers, $1,433,500 are coupon, $1,433,500 are registered and
$754.16
are fractional certificates.
J
•
The Interest on the 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 1892;
Virginia
Name and Purpose.
;■
of Dec,
West
that
and Interest of the then existing
CITIES.
COUNTIES
STATE
AND
OF
not given in alphabetical
"Additional Statements" at end of this State.
NOTE.—For reports
tee
TOWNS
IN
THE
VIRGINIA.
order among the
following
any
ALEXANDRIA.
This city Is In Alexandria County.
Incorporated as a town In 1749.
„
Coupon Bonds.
J-J
$39,000c
4s '02
Refunding
4s '08
J-J
(H act.).6,500,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1912—$17-10
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.— 20.60
Population In 1910
15,329
Assessed val. *12
July 1 1932
Bonds.
$711,0000—July 1 1938
BOND, DEBT Mar 1913..$750,000
INT.at office of City Treasurer
all bonds carry
and
tax-receivable coupons.
from city taxation ■
All bonds exempt
168
VIRGINIA-CITIES
AMHERST
Amherst
-s
COUNTY.
Gas-Plant Bonds.
is
the county seat.
$120,000
...
AND
4s
'12
J-J
Road Bonds
(Tax-Exempt).
58 *11
8-an $135,000c
1945
OPTIONAL.—All
1914-1925
(with
Sept 1 1913 $576,000
1916)
$20,000
BOND. DEBT
[Vol.
TOWNS.
Floating debt
Sinking fund...
46,133
124.490
the 5% bonds
of $50,000 due In
subject to call ten years af¬
HENRY COUNTY.
exception
are
ter their date of issue.
Martinsville is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
F-A $60,000c_..Aug 1 1946(?)
Population in 1910
18,459
5s *13
TAX-EXEMPT.—All 5,
4 X and
4% bonds are exempt from city tax.
INTEREST Is payable in Danville
BOND. DEBT Nov 15 '13 $255,000
Assessed valuation 1910..$3,783,617
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)..4,344,069
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 13.$16 75
State&Co. tax (per $1,000)'12.$17.50
Population in 1910—.
.18,932
Population
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
ville, Baltimore (Mercantile Tr. &
Dep. Co.) and N.Y. at Kountze Bros
ness to
CHASE CITY."
~
^
;
This city is In Mecklenburg Co. :
TOTAL DEBT-.
DINWIDDIE COUNTY.
INT.
—
In
1910
Treas. office: on
Staunton is the County Seat.
Road District Bonds.
J-J $250,OOOC—.July 1 1943
(Subject to call beginning July 1 '23 .)
5s '13
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$250,000
Assess, val. '12 {% act.)_17,750,469
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'12$10.50
Population in 1910
INT.
Co.
at
32,445
Treasurer's office.
BEDFORD
CITY
(FORMERLY
LIBERTY).
This city is in Bedford County.
Inc. Mch. 3 1890,
Pop'n 1910, 2,508.
Water Bonds {Red. after 1907).
6s
.)
•'
3>4<i.nun
July
1931
1
Ref. Bds. {Red. 10 yrs. from issue) .
58'09
M N $60,000 ...May 1 1929
5s'01
F-A
30.000
Power-Plant
...Feb
Total assessed val
1912
ref.
5s
due
1929 payable
In Lynchburg: on other bonds In Bed¬
ford.
on
Coupons
tax-receivable.
are
TAX-EXEMPT.—All
bonds
refunding 5s due 1921
empt from municipal tax.
cept
ex¬
are
ex¬
5s '12
Sewer Bonds.
$25,000
s-a
TOTAL
1932
DEBT:
Popuatlon
in
city's
charter
1
6s
$15,OOOc.Octl'22-27-32
$20,000c...-Oct 1 1942
(?)
1910
859
—
.1940
In
Sinking fund
1.
General Improvement.
6s 91
M-N $5u,000c
Nov
6s '92
M-N
20.000c...Nov
5s
1 1921
1
1922
Street
Improvements.
5s '01
J J
*$4,000c..Jan 1 '14-'17
6s '01
J J
lo.oooc.:.Jan
1 1921
6s *01
J J
10,000C. ..Aug 15 1931
(Subject to call after June 1 1921.)
68*01
FA
3.600c.-Aug 15 1921
Public Building
68
Bonds.
O*$20,000c...July 1 1918
A-O
*5,000cn.. July 1 1923
5s
Court-House. City Ball & Jail Bds.
68 '08
F- A *$60.000c
Aug 1 1938
..
Bristol
6s
'06
Home Co.
J-J
Water
|8 '89
$
5s
1.1,000c..—Jan
1
(Subject
5s
A O
(Subject
to
$10,000
after July
1
1909 )
*25 000c—.Nov
In
1
1932
60,000c. ..Oct 11940
call
$10,000
In
1915,
1920. $7,000 In 1925
$10,000 In
1930.)
bonds
due
People's Nat. Bank
of Lynchburg, Va.: on other bonds at
Dominion Nat. Bk., Bristol, Va.
&
48
Street
A-O
J-J
Powellton Magisterial Dist. Bonds.
5s '12
ann
$34,000
:
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1912. $140,000
5s '94
M-S
Is '99
J-J
Is *01
are
iCounty
5,499,737
valuation ^Totaro
Dist.
913,550
1912
J Powellton Dist. 518,492
Population of county in 1910.19,244
...
Jan
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
County seat Is Rustburg.
5s
1935
5s
5s
exempt from county taxes.
The figures for valuation and
the
given below are exclusive of
city ,of Lynchburg, which does
not pay county taxes.
——
BOND. DEBT Oct. 1913.
$56,000
Assessed val. (H act.) '13.9,230,000
CO.
tax
Population In
«pei
VI) 1913..$12.50
Isil'i
.23.043
INTEREST Is payable at Mercan¬
Tr.. & Dep. Co., Balto., Md.
tile
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Vs
June
Street and
4s '10
Bridge Bonds.
$95,000c
Jan
J-J
Fire Protection Bonds.
4s 02
M-N $ 10.000c.
May
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$20,OOOc
Jan
5s *95
J-J
100.000 ....Jan
4 i^s'98M-S
100 000
Mch
58*92
4s *01
J-J
4s
'01
M-S
4s
'05
J-J
Bonds exempt from city tax.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
the
1888.
4Hs'06 J-J $142,OOOc.
Jan
(Subject to call after Jan 1
6«
J-J
School
6s
S3.000c.
.Jan
1
l'»36
1926.)
1
1925
Bonds.
M
V
At)
$ I
4HS'12
Nov
1
.DU.tr
Apt
I
1914
|»3K
Street
4s
Bonds.
'00
4s
(Subject
to call
after June
1
1913).
J-J
$15,OOOc
^
*12
May 1 1942
J-J
—
Railroad
—
—
J J
4s
J-J
*
—
Bonds.
4Ms
4s
Jan
1914
1
——11,890
...
1932
1923
1925
INT.
1928
3«8 '98J-J
May
»»4
5s
A
$r>O.UOOe
Aug
lo
1934
J
.1
$67 9n(to
Julv
1
1924
Water Bds. {Red. beg. 1917).
58
M N $37.0000. .-Nov
1 1927
Oct
.19.020
K
5s
5s
Ref. Light {Subject to call)t.
'10
M N $21.OOOcl-_Mxy 2 1920
School, Fire & Impt. Bonds.,
'11
J-D
$75.000c. ..Dec
1
1941
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13— $260,900
Assess, val. '13 (^ act.■)_—3,945,571
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $13.00
>
1934
1 1928
J-J
RR
1 1014
Bonds
$11,100
-. —
1914-1931
Water Bonds.
J-J
$99,000$r —Nov 11915
4s *04
F-A 600,000ir ..Aug 1 1938
4J4s»,07 F-A lOO.OOOiC—Aug 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13 $2,974,900
Sinking fund
316,063
Value of city prop., 1913. 2,332,445
Assessed valuation, real..18,521,796
Assessed val., personal
16,009,103
Total value '12 (3-5 act.).34,530,899
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$15.00
5? '81
INT.
on
ref.bonds due 1927 paya¬
ble In Bait, at Merc. Tr. &, Dep. Co.;
publlc-lmpt. bonds dated 1912 at
U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., N.Y. GV. other
bond int. at office of City Treas.
TAX-EXEMPT.-—Bonds
I
are
marked
exempt from city tax.
DEBT
LIMITATION.—City's
debt Is limited by Its charter to 16%
of taxable values, as shown by books
of Commissioner of the Revenue.
MANASSAS.
This town is in Prince
William Co.
Water, Light & Sewer Bonds.
M-N$75,000c
BOND- DEBT Nov 1913_
$75,000
Water debt (included)
35,000
Assessed valuation 1912.„
Real value (estimated)
Population in 1910.,
864,467
1,500,000
.1,217
INT. at Town Treas. office or at
Mech. & Metals Nat. Bank, N. Y.
MARTINSVILLE.
This town Is situated In Henry Co.
Inc. in
68
1875.
Pop'n 1910, 3,368.
Bonds.
J-D
$30,000c.
.
—
Improvement. Bonds.
J-D $17 400C1
1928
1930
Electric-Plant Bonds.
J-J
5s '05
$30,000c.._Jan
J-J
2 1939
30,000c—-May 11939
J-.T
12.000c—Jan
2 1940
6s *11
J-J
35,0000—.Jan
5 1945
School Bonds.
5s
10.000c—
...
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
.1914
Bonds.
$46,OOOc.
1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 '13— $175,400
—
Sinking fund
—
2,000
;
Assess, val. '12 (1-3 act.) —1,346,476
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $22.50
INT.
at
Coupons
Town
are
Treasurer's
office.
tax-receivable.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
County seat Is Boydton.
Atlantic
4s
&
Danville
RR.
Sept $85,71 lc—Sept 1 '14-'20
Road
Bonds.
May$100,000_May 1 "14-'40
...
232,500c.May 1 '14-'44
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913.. $450,000
Ass'd val.'ll(l-3to2-5act.).6,027,071
State and county tax (per $1,000)
1910
$11.50 to $18.00
Population In 1910
28,956
NEWPORT NEWS.
Funding Bds. {Red. July 1 1914).
1930
Bonds.
...
$30,00()Sr—July
Va. & Tenn.
68 '71
5s
4-
1
Redemption Bonds.
J-J $160 7<)0§r __Jan
5s *12
HARRISONBURG.
This town Is In Rockingham Co.
Incorporated
In
1780.
This town
owns Its water and light plants.
All
bonds are taxable. Pop'n '10. 4,879.
Elec. Plant {Red.beg. Aug. 1919).
1936
Oct
£8,000—Mar 1 '14-'17
School Bonds.
payable at City Treas. office.
1931
Light Bonds.
$1 50,000
188.000rMch 16 1935
200.00051-
M-S
4s
—.
1941
—.Aug 1
M-S
J-J
'04
4^s
...
$10,000 of this Issue is for water.
5 $13,500 of tills issue Is for water
and gas.
$8,600
5b '06
Is In Elizabeth City Co.
Street, Sewer & Bridge Bonds
58 '09
J-J $100,OOOc...July
1949
4^s'04
25,OOOc
Feb
1944
4Hs'00
30,000c..-May
1940
_s '01
15,000c.—Feb
1941
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913— $170,000
Sinking fund.
17,661
Assess, val. '13 (J^ act.)
3,054,636
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'13_$17.50
Population In 1910..—
5,505
1942
0
J J
Railroad
1940
20,000c. ——Jan
19
$10,0(Hi|r
Jan
11930
17,000Sr..July 1 1030
Refunding Bonds.
5s'05
$50,000
----
Population in 1910
1916
50,000
in
'00
Street Bonds.
—
HAMPTON.
1935
Light
1932
Bonds.
1931
M-N$60,000c
Electric
Population
M-N 516,000c...Nov 1 1914
J-D
80,000c... June L 1943
*12
TOTAL DEBT Apr 22 '13. $130,000
Assessed val. 1912 (est.)—2,935,941
1941
Reservoir {Red. 10 yrs. from issue.) BOND. DEBT Oct 16 *13
$1,491,500
4>£s *07 J-J $160.uouc-..Jan 1 1947 Water & light bds. (incl.)_
513,500
4&s'08 M S
34.OOOc...Sept 1 1948 Value of city prop'ty 1913 2,900,000
Sewerage Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 {%
act.)_$16,502,323
58
M-S $80,()00p.— Sept 1 1914 Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '11 $17 50
Is
County.
$25,OOOc l.-May 1 1942
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
Emporia Is the county seat.
Road Bonds {Red. Dec. 1 1919).
5s
Jail $80,000
Dec 1 1943
Paving & Water Impr. Bonds.
4s '02
M-S $10,OOOc
Mar
1932
1^1?
1
400.000c—.July 1 1930
550,000c. ..Jan 11946
Improvements.
J-J
$49,500
July 1 1926
(Subject
to call.)
Water
1914
60,000c.—Sept
F-A
$l()0,00()Sr -.Jail
Permanent
58 '92
6s
1924
74.000c...July 1
§25,000c...Jan 1
Water Power &
$25 OOOc
Water Bonds {Red. after 1908).
IS
*160 OOOC——July
06J-J
5s '11
J-J
Campbell County.
Pop'n '10. 29,494.
6s '13
This city
.
seat
Julv 1
Is
County.
J-J
—
1 1917
M-N $30,000c—. .Nov
Bridge Bonds.
5s '86
A-O $50,OOOc.
.'.Oct
Ino.
Albemarle
the
$10,OOOc —-May 1 1942
DEBT.
(?)
Population In 1910
1917
M-N $60,000c
May' 1 1917
Water-Works Bonds.
'94.
J-D $30,OOOC
Neapolis RR. Bonds.
county
Charlottesville
*12
-S
$40,000c—.May
...
•f
5s
Bonds.
6s*94
Refund. Bds. {Red. after 1917).
4^s'07 M-S $56,000C
.1937
state dc
'87
3^8 '01J-J
4t$s'09 J-J
4Hs'12J-J
Neapolis
popu¬
lation
on
*
TOTAL
Bonds.
5s
are
manner
same
Street and Sewer
1923
—
Gas
Bonds
In
Water-Works-Extension Bonds.
Jan
100,000c..
M-N
1 1940
3,361,336
This town is in Tazewell
1922
.Jan
5,000c
7,500r_
*87
secured
GRAHAM.
1935
M-N$10,000_
.May 1 1917
Danv. & New Riv. RR. Bonds.
5s '80
J-J
$10,000c
Jan 1914
Sewer
1912
School Bonds.
$l0,0f)0r—..Jan
5s
LYNCHBURG.
This city is In
on
bonds exempt from city taxes.
Sept 1924
July 1929
10,000c
Feb
1931
Is'05
M-S
50.000.— iSept 1 1985
4 Hs'll A-O
30,000
Oct 1 1941
SsMl
M-N
5,000....Nov 11916
Sewer Bonds.
INT. on road district bonds paya¬
ble at County Treasurer's office.
1938
water, gas and electrlc-llght plants.
INT. at City Treas.
office.
All
F-A
Assessed,
$14,500c
City tax rate(per $1,000) '1- ..$12.00
•These bonds are secured by a deed
of trust on Iron bridge across Rappa¬
hannock
River at
Fredericksburg.
Water, gas and electrle-llght bonds
Bonds.
5s '92
J-J
.
Impt. (Water).
5s '92
Bonds
.—
Improvement Bonds.
$50,000..
ann
Gas
GEN. BONDS Sept 1913— $283,500
city in 1890.
Neapolis (North
Danville) was annexed to Danville
July 1 1896. Pop'n 1910, 19,020.
$70,000—
$21,OOOc ...Jan 1 1919
A-O 520.000c—-Apr 1 19.V
Normal & Indus. School Bonds.
Total assessed val.
a
J-J
Bonds.
....
(Subject to call.)
Public-School Bonds.
4s
$14,500c
Apr
$40,OOOc..Jan 1 'l*5-'24
40,000c....
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1912
$94,500
*05
{Red. beg. 1913).
Apr 1 1931
$ 16,500c.
& Sewer {Red. beg. 1911),
A-O $17,300C...Apr 11931
'05
4s-'08
J-J
$30,000
Bds.
A-O
Water and
Commer¬
Jan
4s
Lawrenceville is the county seat.
Totaro Magisterial Dist. Bonds.
5s '12
'01
Water
..721
Continental
J-J
$1,000) 1912—-$10.00
Population in 1910--.
—2,931
.
Street
Magisterial District Bonds.
'05
$65,000
.
Tax rate (per
J-J
Sewer
48
CULPEPER COUNTY.
Culpepcr is the county seat.
Internal
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
'00
4s '01
Internal
—
5s *79
$10,OOOc
Jan 2 1931
Refunding Gas Works Bonds.
,5s «f-J
4s
.
*12
BOND. DEBT Nov 13 1912 $175,000
Assessed valuation 1912—1,833,386
R'ky M't.
$24,500c—-Jan 2 1920
Refunding Bonds.
Is '06
M-N $119,2000..May 11936
~~
1923 payable at
J-J
Population In 191Q
as
Mount.
exempt from
1st'Nat. Bk.,
at
*01
4s
........
water-works
are
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $299,800
Assessed valuation 1910.-1,756,204
Water debt (Included)
117,000 State&Co. tax (per
$1,000) 1910$18.00
Cash In treasury
80,973 Population in 1910
13,472
Assessed val. (2-5 act.) '11.3,841,934
INT.
at
County Treas. Office.
Value of city property 1912 $512,000
Total tax (per SI <)00> lol3 ..19.00
DANVILLE.
*
Danville is in Pittsylvania Co. Inc.
Exempt from taxation.
on
.
This town is in Rockbridge Co.
Water-Works Bonds.
•'
4s '00
—.
INT.
LEXINGTON.
,
Assessed valuation 1912...
420,688
Actual valuation (est.)
1,000,000
'13
county seat.
$364,000-.Jan 2 '16-'41
BOND. DEBT Mar 25 *13. $364,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.).5,267,313
Population in 1910-.
23.840
Inc. Jan. 10 1805.
FREDERICKSBURG.
This city Is In Spottsylvanla Co.
Inc. 1727. Pop'n 1910, 5,874.
♦Bridge Bonds.
48 '00
J-J
$25,000C...July 2 1920
County.
Bonds.
Water-Works, & Sewer Bonds.
'12
..1,73$
4V$s '97J D $425,000r._. June 1 1927
'12
A-O $37,000c. ..Apr
1 1937
BOND. DEBT June 1913.
$47,000
Water debt (included)
17,000
5s
town taxes.
Pop'n i910, 26,480.
Refunding Bonds.
'09
J-J
$98,OOOc__Jan 1 *19-'S9
INT.
COLONIAL BEACH.
This city Is In Westmoreland Co.
5s
.1931
•
cial Nat. Bank, Chicago.
call
to
M N
3,000
$834,000
J-J
5s '95
—
at
1931
.
J-DS190,000..—June 1 1942
(Subject to call any interest period,
on and after June
1 1927.)
TOTAL DEBT(?)
Population in 1910..
5,743
INT.
—
COUNTY.
*11
4s
S'art every 5 years.)
'12
1914
{% act.)
Jonesvllle Is the
5s
1931
J-J
.
DT. Nov 1 *13.
$98,000
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)..3,415,468
State&Co. tax(per$l,000)'13.$19.00
$35,000c—-July 1 1923
6s '02
and
Bonds.
Bonds.
J-J
*10
(Park)
LEE
county taxes.
6s
A
J-J
'11
Court-house bonds
657,013
This city is in Allegheny
Water*Works
Assess, val. '12
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$18.50
— —
1920
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
County
seat
Is
Rocky
on bank stock,
value.)
FORGET
Sinking fund
Public Improvement Bonds.
Total tax rate'13 (per $1,000) $20.50
INT. on 5Ms.at Bank of America,
CLIFTON
'01
♦Exempt from
370
1913
...
TOT. BD. DT. May 1913—.$60,000
:v
Total tax rate (per
$1,000) *12.$17.50
Population in 1910...
—2,974
5Ms*12 J-D $10,000...-June 1 1942
(Subject to call begin. June 1 1927.)
Water Bonds {Red. begin. 1916).
Washington County.
Ino. Feb. 12 1890: new charter Mch. 5
1900. Population 1910, 6,247.
.1919
$15,000c_
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.
$134,500
Assess, val. '12 {% act.) —_1,591,620
$3,500
1940
5Hs'12 J-D
20,000
June 11942
(Subject to call begin. June 1 1927.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
actual
$50,000c
$4,500c_
Bonds.
$15,000c_.
♦Water Bonds.
5s '11
J-J
$50,000c.
...
two-thirds
A-O
J-J
♦Sewer
5s
N. Y. City; on 5s at City Treas. office
Is
'89
*05
4s
.
office.
Road Bonds.
*Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
$3,000
1936
(Redeemable beginning 1916.)
(Assessment, except
County Treasurer's office.
Railroad Bonds.
.
Bonds.
valuation
15.442
...
This town is in Prince Edward Co.
...
...
Treas.
High-School-Building Bonds.
$12,000—.
FARMVILLE.
Incorporated in 1882.
Assessed
at
♦Refunding Bonds.
3,000
Street Bonds.
Co.
at
5Hs
{Red. after 1930).
Nov
INT.
BRISTOL.
Bristol
'10
6s
'10
Bonds
Population In 1910
CHATHAM. "
7~
This city is in Pittsylvania County.
5s '10
Indebted¬
INT.
LAWRENCEVILLE.
This town is in Brunswick County.
Water, Light and Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-J $50,000_Apr 1 '22, '32, '421
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$13.00 Population in 1910
(included).
-
5s
bonded
$61.000c—•_Nov 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913..
$100,500
Assessed valuation 1912 —.4,627,603
25,000
Sinking fund
1,400
Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)___908,751
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $33.00
Population in 1910.
.—1,662
INT. at City Treas. office.
School
the
Dinwiddle Is the copnty seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.„.$68,000
Water debt
limits
$1,460,000.
Road
Bonds.
A-O
'12
5a
and all coupons are tax-receivable.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The
at
...
Rockingham Co.
Water-Work8 &
1908
5S'06
$17,500.
1926
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13__$58,000
Water debt (included)
18,500
BREDGEWATER.
This town is In
A-O
Sewer
..1,198.805
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '12 $10.00
INT.
5s '12
5s *06
5Hs'10 J O $100,000. .June 1 '15-'40
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 *13. $230,000
of
Water Bonds.
1 1921
Bonds.
6,765
City
others in Charlottes¬
bonds
on
xcvii.
This
city Is In Warwick County.
Pop'n *10, 20,205.
Bridge Bonds {Red. beg. 1918).
Inc. Jan. 16 1896.
IHs '98 A-O
$40,OOOc—
—
-1928
Street Bonds.
4*
*99
F-A
$90,00Qc
1920
(.Subject to call after 1919.*
4s
'01
M-N $l()0,000c—Nov 1 1941
4 ^'03 M-N
56.000c...Nov 1 1943
4Hs'08J-D 100,000
June 1 1948
—
Refunding Bonds•
M-N $25,000c—.Nov 1 1941
4s '01
NEWPORT NEWS (Concluded).
Sewer. School & Jail floods
4s '98
A-O $140,000c-_Apr 1 1928
(Subject to call after Apr. 1 1918.)
TOTAL DEBT. SINK. FDS., Ao.~
July 1 '13. Jan. 1 '13.
$9,228,084
Tot. bond dt-$9,143,550
Sinking funds.
1,185,070
1,111,401
School Bonds.
Feb 1 194*
Net
Pier-Construction.
4**s'13 J-J 8250,000c
Feb 1 1953
880,000c
F-A
Harbor 6c
debt
(Incl.above) *$1,065,000*$! ,065,000
8860,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 1912.
Sinking fund.......
58,317
Total assessed val. 1912.-13,295,907
8165,000 is not
against the bond-Issuing
•Of this
counted
amount
as
oapaolty of the city by authority of
Acts of Assembly 1901-1902.
8-5 on real estate and
2-5 on personal property.)
Total tax rate (per 31.000) *12 810.00
CITY
PROPERTY;—The
fixed
INT. at City Treasurer's office; on assets of the city were reported on
8140,000 bonds. 856,000 4H% street July 1 1913 as follows: City, $7,634,paving and bridge bonds it is also 981: water, 52,620,350, and Park
Place
Ward,
5958,453,
making a
payable at Bank of N. Y., N. B. A.
total of 511,213.784. General assess¬
NORFOLK.
ment made every five years.
This city is In Norfolk. Co.
Inc.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The city's
Sept. 1736.
Town of Berkely an¬ debt Is limited
by Its charter to 18%
nexed Jan. 1906 and 9th and 10th
Wards in 1911.
Bonds exempt from (except In Park Place Ward, valua¬
tion $4,208,520, Included above; it is
city taxes.
Pop'n 1910, 67,452.
20% until 1917) of the assessed valu¬
General
Purposes.
ation of real and tangible property.
A 08U5.000c&r-Apr 1 1928
5s
M-N 100,000C_..x\ov 1 1924
53
J-D
50.OOOr
June 1 1926 NORFOLK COUNTY
4s
M-S
Portsmouth Is the county seat.
5s
5.000r—Sept 1 1926
M-S
53
24,500C-..Sept 1 1926
Magisterial School Districts.
A-O •78.000
4s
'10
Oct 1 1934 5
s-an 570,000
1930
J-J
4s
90,000c
Jan 1 1934 58 *12
121,600......—.1932
Road Bonds
4s
M-N
40.000cAr.Nov 1 1928
48
J-J
302,000c..-Jan
1 1937 4^8 08 J-J 8200,000c-.-July 1 1928
M-S 149.000
Mch 1 1930
4s
Road and Bridge Bonds.
J-J
4s
s-a
180,000- —-Jan 1 1939 5s '10
75.000
1930
M-S
4s
60,000
Mch 1 1939 GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913..$275,000
4H8'10 J-J
731,OOOC— -July 1 1940 Sinking fund Mar 1913
30,000
4Hs'll A-O 120.0000 —-Apr 11941 Sch. dist. bds.(add*l)Oct '13 191,600
4H8'12
M-S 345,000c..Sept 1 1942 Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_25,000,000
Park Place Ward Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '11.811.50
4s
J-J 8130.000
Jan 1 1934 Population in 1910...
52,744
4s
A-O
45,000— .Oct 1 1934
INT. at Co. Treas. office or at
4s
M-S 140,000
Sept 1 1936 Merchants' & Planters' Bk of Norfblk
4s
J-J
70.000
Jan 1 1939
4X8*10 J-J
115.000c—-July 1 1940
PETERSBURG.
4 Hs'll A-O 250,000c—-Apr
1 1941
Petersburg Is In Dinwiddle Co.
4H8'12 M-S
20,000c---Sept 1 1942
Inc. 1784Pop'n 1910, 24,127.
Atlantic City Ward Bonds.
(Assessment
.
...
July
15,000
Oct
5,000
July
6.000——June
52,000
Nov
180,000
Dec
50,000—-Nov
40 000
May
460,000. —-July
20,000
Oct
J-J
5s
$34.000
5s
A-O
6s
J-J
5s
J-D
4s
M-N
4s
J-D
4s
M-N
4s
M-N
4s
J-J
AO
4s
-
-
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1922
1922
1924
1926
1928
1928
1929
1931
1932
1934
wit>
5s
5s
Funding Bonds
96
M N $58,000c
May 1 1936
Improvement.
Street
43
4S
Water Improvement.
1 1944
Railroad
6s
J-j
88
4s '99
real estate valuation.
4Hs'06 J-J
PULASKI.
Public
Is In Pulaski County.
Incorp. Feb.- 24 1886.
Bonds are
exempt from town taxes. •
This
July 1918
8100,000c
Refunding Bonds.
A-O 815,000c.. Apr 1 1929
4s '03
J-J
53,000c.... .July 1 1933
4s '05
J-J
24,000cJuly 1 1935
city's
debt Is limited by law to 18% of the
DEBT LIMITATION.—This
city
.July 1 1936
414,000c
Building Bonds.
$60.000c *
Oct
1
A-O
'84
6s
1014
4Ms'll M-N230,000c
May 1 1941
Fire Department Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
v
4s'06
J-J
825,000c-. _Jan 11936
63
J-J
825.000O
---1920 4&s'10
40.000c.. May 1 1940
Water Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
,
5s
J-J
835.000O
1930 4s *06
J-J 8275.000c-..Jan 1 1936
6s
J-J
40.000O
1940 4^s'10
285.000c. ..May 1 1940
ElectrioLight-Plant Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
5s
J-J
$10,000O
1930 4s '06
J-J 8100.000c.. Jan 1 1936
School Bonds.
4Hs'lO
75,000c:
May 1 1940
5s
J-J
$ 10.000O —;
-1940
School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4^8*10
8100.000c-..May 1 1940
Park Bonds.
5s "13
A-O $50,000—Oct 1 *14-'43
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13-- $170,000 4'^s'll s-a $1 20,000c
-.-.—1941
Sinking fund
17.745 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.81,916,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.)-l,450,000 Sinking fund Jan 1 1913..
171,856
Total tax rate (per$l,000)'13_$21.50 Assess, val. '12 (H act.)._35,897.600
Population In 1910
4,807 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 — $12.50
INT .on sower bonds at Chase Nat. Population in 1910 (Census)..34,874
Bank, N. Y.; water bonds due 1930
INT. payable at City Treas. office
and
electric-light-plant
bonds
in
and in N. Y. City.
Columbus, Ohio; others in N. Y. C.
DEBT LIMITATION by
consti¬
,
.
,
—
...
-
tution, 18% of assessed value of
estate, which Is $14,965,350.
PULASKI COUNTY.
Pulaski Is the county seat.
FREE.—All
real
bonds are
ex¬
Road Bonds (part every 5 years).
5^s'10 F-A $70,000c_Feb 1 '20-'40 empt from city taxes.
5s '12
J-J
100,000c—Jan 1 '23-'40
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '13—$170,000
Sinking fund
2,000 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)__5,486,442
The county seat Is Harrisonburg.
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '13 $14.70
County Bonds
J-J
$85,0(H)c
1926-1927
Population in 1910.
17,216 5s
INT. at County Treasurer's office. 'Subject to call $40,ouo July 1 1916
TAX
and
RADFORD.
is
city
J-J
1,000c
—
$15,OOOc
J-J
School
-- —
-1940
Bonds.
1940
$56,OOOC
J-J
vim? y
4s
Refunding Bonds.
4s
Tnrt
$45,000
Refunding Bonds ($6,000 yrly.).
J-D $18,000c_J'ne 29 '14-'16
Highway Bonds (Red. beg. 1915).
6s *12
May $10,000c__May 15 1922
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 *13..$103,000
Highway bonds (additional),
10,000
Assessed val. '13 (act.) —17,900,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_$12.50
Population in 1910.
....
34,903
in Montgomery Co.
Bonds are exempt from city taxes.
Bridge and Street Bonds.
6s
J-J
$41,500c
1923
This
5s
F-A $SU,O00c-__Feb
Bonds
5s
Railway.
Issued by
from city tax.
TAX FREE.—All bonds
this city are exempt
4a
875,000c...Jan 1 1941
M-N
75,000c
Aug 1 1945
M-N
75.000C-_.Nov 1 1946
INT. payable at County Treasury
Street and Impt. Bonds.
J-J
$25,OOOc
1940
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1913_$138,500
5s
63
J J $135,000cAr_ July 1 1914
$90.000c&r.May 1 1914
Street, Sewer and Water Bonds.
1915
50,000c;
May
1921 4s g '09 M-N 870.000c...May 1 1949
60,000c—July
Refunding Bonds.
1928
M-N 250,000c—-Nov
F AS297 500c
Aug 1 1929
1934 5s
AO 165,000c.—Oct
J-J
194.500c..-July 1 1035
1938 5s
M-N
58
Total valuation 1912
City tax (per $1,000) 1913.—$14.50
School tax (per $1,000) 1913 .
3.00
Population In 1910 (Census)..33.190
J-J
3^s
Bunds.
Water
Fund & Floating Debt.
M S $55.000r.-.Sopt 1 1923
$10,159,983 ROANOKE.
Roanoke Is surrounded by a county
12,343,960
of the same name; while formerly a
part of that county, it Is now Inde¬
pendent of same. Incorp. In 1884.
(real)
Assessed val.
debt—$7,958,480 $8,116,683
Water
4a *01
169
TOWNS.
VIRGINIA—CITIES AND
Nov., 1913.)
fund..
16,000 RUSSELL COUNTY.
Lebanon is the county seat.
act.)—2,079,340
Road Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1912;.-—$12.50
J-D $70,OOOc.Dec 1 '36-'39
Population in 1910
4,202 5s '12
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912— $217,000
Assessed valuation 1912—4,790,063
RICHMOND.
5s
M-N
Sinking
5s
J-J
Assess, vai. '12
4s
*04
s
Mch
50.000
M-S
4s
1943
M-N 190.000c. ..May
4s
Ward Bonds
Brambleton
School Bonds.
57,000c.-.Sept 1 1919
4s g '09
M-N $80,000..May 1 1940
M N
53
4,000r
Nov 1 1920
Permanent Impt. Bonds.
M-N
20,000c&r.May 1 1921
58
4^g*12 A 0$300.000c---0ct 11952
F-A
58
20.000c—Feb 1 19 22
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.81,685,000
M-S
20,000c
Sept 1 19 22
5s
540,946
F-A
20,000c
Feb 1 1924 Sinking fund
58
NET DEBT Oct 1913
1,144,054
MS
58
20.000c&r_Sept 1 1924
Assess. val. ' 12 (abt.act.).19,352,443
M-N 170.000
Nov 1 1929
4s
City tax rate (per 81.000) '12.514.00
4s
;
M N 105.000- —-May 1 1931
Bonds carry tax-receivable coup.
M-S
20,000c
Sept 1 1930
4s
INTEREST on refunding 5s pay¬
Paring and General Purposes.
J J
840.000c--.Jan
11914 able In Baltimore at Merc. Tr. & Dep.
58
A-O
30,000c
Apr 11914 Co.; oth. bonds at City Treas. office.
58
55.000e&r.May 1 1916
M-N
58
_„,TAX FREE.—All bonds are ex¬
J D
14,000c
June 1 1916 empt from city tax,
58
M-S
37,500cAr.Septl 1917
5s
DEBT LIMITATION.—The city's
J-D
35,000cAr_' Dec 1 1917
5s
debt Is limited by law to 22% of the
J D
70.000cAr.June 1 1919
58
assessed
valuation
of
Its
taxable
M-N
79.000cAr.Nov 1 1920
53
real estate.
M-S 145,50.0c. ..Mch 1 1922
5S
M-N 173,000c
4s
Nov 1 1929
portsmouth.
v
M-S
4s
5O.OO0cAr.Sept 1 1930
Portsmouth Is the county seat of
M-N
4s
15,000c
May 1 19311
Norfolk County.
Incorp. In 1858.
4s
J-J
84.000c.-.July 1 1932:
Atlanta & DnnVllle RR. Bonds
Market House Building and Site.
'90. J-J $150,000 —..Jan
1 1920
5s
M-S 375,OOOcAr.Sept 1 1919.
Building Bonds.
5s
M-N
70.000cAr.Nov 1 1920
SB '94
M S $35,000--.-Sept 1 1924
Renewal Bonds.
Perry Bonds
6s
A0$298.000c--.0ct 1 1914
J-J
$25.000... .July 1 1927
J J '
l.OOOr
July 1 1933 »» *97
6s
Floating Debt, Street and Jail.
M-S
5s
96,500c&r_Mar 1 1922
J-D $43,000 —..June 1 1922
58
J-D 189.000cAr.June 1 1923 48 *92
Grading and Paving Bonds.
J-D 105,000cAr. Dec 1 1923
5s
M N 3100,000. .May 1 1933
M-N
77,000c—-Nov 1 1928 4f '03
4s
MS
Ss
„
151.000C---NOV 1 1929
200.000c_-.Sept 1 1930
N
48
M
4s
M-S
J-D
4Hs
Park
June 1 1943
110,000c
4s'92
Ss
Bonds.
'88
'94
M-N
A-O $114,000c
is
96
J-D
4s
J-J
Ss
'98
J-D
Ss
'99
J D
1 1941
is
*00
J-J
is
'00
J
'01
J-D
8s
Ward Bonds,.
$25,000c
July 1 1926
J-D
25.000C^--July 1 1927
6s
J-J
5s
M-S
5s
F-A
Street
Oct 1 1922
21.000c---July 1 1933
Bonds.
Feb
$27.000
4H8'11
Berkley
J-J
6S
6s
M-S
5s
Mch
July
6S
4s
j-j
48
j-j
4^s*10 j-j
Ninth
25,000C---July
55.000c--.Mch
40,000c
Feb
50,000c
Mch
25,000....Mch
5,000_.-.July
52,000. —-Jan
25,000
Jan
12.000c--.July
Ward
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Ward
Bonds.
4s
4s
4s
5S '95
M S
'96
M S
5s
'96
J-D
Fifth
May 1 1931
M-N $75.000c
5s
Crematory Bonds.
M-S $30,000 —-'.Mch 1 1938
School Bonds.
4s
F-A
Past-due bonds
$4,050
Assessed valuation, real..51,313,370
15,893,110
67,206,480
real estate about 2-3
Assessed val., personal
Total assessed val., 1912.
—
(Assessment on
5s
4s
4s
Sixth
5s
58
'
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
,
4s
4s
4s
4s
'
4s
94,650r
1925
Jan
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
175,550r.
4s
J J
439,450r
48
J-J
4s
J-J
140, OOOr
July 1926
13,OOOr.-.--Jan 1927
4s
J-J
200.OOOr,
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
4s
J-J
-.July
255,OOOr
.Jan
496.500r...-_Jan
150,000r_.:—-July
4s
J-J
31,OOOr-.-—Jan
1930
4s
J-J
..—Jan
1938
334,600c«fcr_-July
1938
----Jan.
1939
589,000r
1927
1928
1929
1929
'05
J-J
65,000
May 1 1924
June 11926
29,000
Junel 1928
25,000-—.June 1 1929
139.900._-.Jan 11930
13.500 ——June 1 1930
11,500—Junel 1931
4s
'06
J-J
4s
*07
J-J
957,500r
4s
*07
J-J
539.300e&r__July
1940
1941
1941
350.000c&r--Jan
1942
Ward
25.000
25,000
Ward
J J
4s
'08
J
6S£T
O
4s
M-N
'05
60.000C
1 1924
1 1038
1
1918
r.Mav
M-S $45,000
Sept 1 1934
Henrico Debt Bonds (Assumed).
J-J
$16,893.50._Jan 1 1936
TOT. DEBT Aug 1 1913.12,343,459
Water bds., spec, (incl.)
405,000
Temporary
loan,
baby
6s
i
...
Light, Water Sewer & Impt. Bds.
'
M-S $50.OOOc
.1937
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '12- $138,000
5s
Sinking fund
—
12,872
Assessed val. (2-5 act.)—".2,188,769
Total
$16.00
tax(per$ 1,000) 1911
INT.
1934
bonds due 1920 and
on
payable at U.S. Mtue. &Tr.Co..N.Y
bonds due 1931 at Nat. City Bank,
on
N. Y.; on
others by Town Treasurer.
smyth
county
Marlon Is the county seat.
Asylum Bonds.
$4,000
.s
Bonds.
Court-Holise
'
.
$37,500
_L—
.s
_ —
MagisterialDist.Bds.(fterf. ^cg. '27).
6s '12
J-J -850.0000
Jail 1 1942
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $90,OOOC
(Due $45,000 in 10 yrs. and $45,000
in 30 years'.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913..$91.500
Assessed valuation 1912—4,947^702
State&Co.tax(per$l,000 '12__$15.50
Population in 1910
.20,326
SOUTH-WST^],,
in H&lifix County.
Sewer, Stbf (tax-exempt),
This t@wn is
Water,
$108,500c
_s
(Sub. to call after 10 years at'par.)
BONDED DEBT Apr 1913
$108,500
Population In 1910.._-3.516
spotsylvania
county.
Spotsylvania is the county seat.
Road Dist. Bds. (Red. beg. 1918).
5s '13
s-an $40,OOOc
1943
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913..$173,000
9,935
Population in 1910
_
(included).
1931
1932
1932
Total valuation 1913
»
700
2,390,501
2,183,977
1935
5s
Sinking fund and cash
Assessed valuation, real.
Assessed val., personal..
4ljjs'10 F-A $37,500....Aug 1 1940
4Hs'12 A-O
87,500c
Oct 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Sept '13 —$1,666,200
1
(Assumed).
1927
1928
Aug 1 1940
Oct 1 1942
This town Is In Roanoke County.
Bonds
exempt
fr:>m
town
taxes.
Population 1910, 3,849.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-O $34,000c
-1920
53
M-N
19,000c
1931
Water and Improvement Bonds
5s
M-S.$35,OOOc
-1934
July
$60,000c.--Dec
Falrmount Bonds
Bonds.
— _
-
'06
J-J
20.000c
July 1 194 0
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
J-J $120,000c_^.July 1 1930
40
3,074,3.07
85,932,370
62,836,420
148,768,790
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$14.00
Population In 1910
127,628
owns
•
-
...
CITY
Past due bonds (add'l)
CHty tax rate (per $1,000) '12.816.50 Assets,cash,notes&prop'ty
Park Place tax (per 51.000)'12 517.50 Assess, val. (personal)
,289.500r..
J-J
1942
4s '09
J-J
252.300r
Jan
1943
4s '09
J-J1.500.OOOcAr
July 1943
,4s '11
J-Jl,400.000c. ..July 1 1945
Manchester Bond's (Assumed).
5s
M-S $15,000
May 1 1941
4s
bonds
87,500c
612.500cAr__ July
Jan
4s
11936
1 1938
1 1940
Bonds.
Ward
5„2,400r
166,OOOr
July 1939
254,000c&r--Jan
1940
•
Water Bonds.
1 1938
Bonds.
Improvement Bonds
4^8*10 F-A $37.500
4Ks'12 A-O
4s
SALEM.
July I9?5
Jan 1926
4s
actual value.)
5s
J-J
F-A
Seventh
5s
J-J
$10,000
Aug 1
'98
J-J
3,000
Jan 1
Paving and Grading Bonds.
'01
M-S $50,000
Mch 1
*02
A-O
25.000--.-Apr 1
'02
A-O
25,000
Apr 1
*97
—
5s
J-J
School Bonds.
Sept 1 1936
1914
1920
1921
1921
1922
1922
1923
1920
1920
1921
1921
1922
J-J'
44,025r
July 1922
J-J
242,000r
Jan 1923
J-J
52,500r——. July 1923
J-J
150. OOOr
Jan
1924
J-J
532,500f
July 1924
05
1 1924
1 1924
1 1926
$21,000
Aug 1 1938
Refunding Bonds.
4 Hs'll A-O$320,000c„-Apr 1 1941
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
M-N $400,O00c&r.May 1 1931
4s
D
4Hs'08 J-J
Cemetery Site Bonds.
M-S $53,000
.Jan
J-J
5.500r__
-Jan
J-J
71,700r
Jan
J-J
22,885r
July
J-J
140.000r_.
Jan
J-J
396 500r
July
A-O
l.OOOr
-Oct
J-J
lOl.OOOr—— _Jan
J-J
175,OOOr
July
J J
128.300r.L--.Jan
J-J
24,400r
July
J-J
6,000r
_.Jan
$ 10,000r
'04
Sept
Sept
15.000
Dec
110.000c... July
1942
5s
'
Debt.
J-J
1
'05
Bonds.
5s
Bonds.
Bonded
6s
4s
1 1940
1 1942
Bonds.
4^S'12 M-S$214,000c. —Sept 1
Jail
Street
23.4?'
seat of Population in 1910-.
1782. The
INT. at County Treas. office.
county
Inoorp.
4s
Aug
1928 4t£g'iQ F-A$125,000c
1930 4Hs'12 A-O 100.000c
Oct.
Paving and Straet Bonds.
1931
1932 «Hs'08 J-J $30,0000.—July
School Bonds.
1922
A-O $12,000 —.Oct
1923 4s *06
30.000c--. July
1939 4Hs'08J-J
50,000c.-Aug
1989 4 Hs'10 F-A
Sewer Bonds
1940
5s '94
M-S $50,000.Sept
4Hs'12 M-S$256,000c—Sept 1 1942
Tenth
is
the
22,000
J-J
J-D
6s
?
Is
County.
Bonds.
$82,800_ —-July 1 1918
14.500
Junell922
Redemption
58
Richmond
Henrloo
city of Manohester was annexed to
this city April.4 1910, V. 90. p. 871.
PROPERTY.—The
city
Its water works, gas plant, city
hall,
school
almshouse,
buildings,
market
engine
houses,
houses,
parks, sewer system, Ac., the aggre¬
gate value of which Is $18,528,4721
TAX FREE.—All bonds are ex¬
empt from taxation by the city.
DEBT LIMITATION.—The cite
s
debt Is limited by its charter to 18%
of the assessed valuation of real e>i»
staunton.
This city Is in Augusta County.
SmalhPox Bds. (Red. May 1 '05).
\s *u5
$:• oo...
vi/t\ l ]»25
Floating Debt (Red. 10 yrs.
\
issue)
$ 15,000m.
May 1
is "»
J '
3<> oooc
.Jan
1
Street Bds. (Red. aft. 10 yrs.
issue) •
3^6*98
$25,000c-.-July 1
4^s *97
21.OOOc ..May 1
5s'96
15.000c—.May 1
from
•
4s*02
—
-
—
.
Opera-House
Is
T<14
.
1937
1928
1927
1926
Bond*
$8 000m
\nv11914
School (Red. aft. 10 yrs. from
J-J
$20,OOOc
Jan 1
4s '07
1932
from
iss.)
1937
Water (Red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
4s '09
10.000m._Nov 1 1939
.
170
WEST VIRGINIA-DEBT
STAUNTON (Concluded.)
5s
Redemption Bonds.
'96
$37,500c
(Subject to
4^8 96
4^8 '97
4^8*97
(Subject to
4H«'97
(Subjett to
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
Jan
Tazewell Is the county seat.
The
part of an authorized
issue of $625,000.
Pop. '10. 24,946.
1 1925
bonds below
call alter Jan. 1 1910.)
$26,000c
July 1 1926
Road
Bonds.
....
Cave-In Bonds
48 '10
'
;
in Frederick
J-J
$40,000
Redemption
J-J
$25,000c
Jan 1 1924
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1915.)
J-J
48
4s
This olty Is In Nansemond County.
J-J
Town established May 1742; formally
Incorp. In Jan. 1808 and made
In Oct. 1910. Bonds are
Qeneral Improvement
4s
Bonds.
is
$11,250c&r 1915-'23-'24
Redemption Bends.
J-J
Street
1913
(per $1,000)
$11.50
1931
WISE
COUNTY.
Is the county seat. Rd. & Bridge Bds.(opt.aft.20yrs.)
Bonds.
M-N $40,000o
street
on
Wise
May 1 1931
Street-Funding & School-Imp.Bds.
5s '12
F-A 540,000c...Aug 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 T3.$258,750
Assess, val. '13'(3-5 act.)__4,501.000
Total tax (per 31,000) '13
$,18 21
Population In 1910
...7,008
INT.
1928
INTEREST Is payable at Bank of
Winchester or at City Treas. office.
2008
$15,000c
s-a
School
5s '11
City-Hall Bends.
A-0 $27,500c
Bonds.
Sewer
48
2,500r
...1925
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)—5,166,006
4HS '06 J-J $100,000c._July 2 1936
.
1929
$4,500c
Total tax
Improvement
4J4s'08 J-J
$49,000c...July
J-J
IH9
A-O
8,OO0c 7
192S
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13...$196,000
$20,000c
1932
30,000c_'__ Aug 1 1920
Bonds.
8-a
51 '10
....1925
Public-School Bond?.
city
tax-exempt.
a
s-an
48
$42,000c
Sewer Bonds.
SUFFOLK.
'
1917
Bends.
4r
m Manuscript bonds.
"
The coupons are tax-receivable.
5s
County.
Pop. 1910 5,864.
Inc. April 2 1874.
4s
bonds
due
5s
Assessed valuation 1912
1941
__
11,584,8 81
Co.tax(per $1,000)'13 $22.00
Population in 1910
34,162
INT. at County Treasurer's office
STATEMENTS.
give statistics regarding several civil divisions in
Virginia not included In the foregoing:
we
■
:
•
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
,
Accomack County..
Alleghany County
Barton Heights, Henrico Co._
Basic City, Augusta County._
Blgstone Gap (T), Wise Co...
Botetourt County
Charlotte
$30,000
98,000
County
_■
Covington (T), Allegheny Co._ 57,000
Culpeper (T), Culpeper Co... 39,500
Dickenson
County
Emporia, Greenville County.
35,000
Franklin (T), Southampton Co 48,000
_
3,710
None
*1,000,000
*5~00
216,611
*3,500,000
d6,027,271
*1,087,600
/2,370,235
*829,633
/250.000
§3,584,538
1,823,113
8.00
1,588
7,468
4,234
1,795
9,199
2,018
2,271
1,135
11,623
40,044
1,817
None
None
....
None
51,500
28,000
None
Halifax County
.117,000
Highland Park (T), HenrtcoColOO.OOO
Highland Park Sch. District.. 30,000
Norton, Wise County
:
50,000
Orange, Qfange Cohnty
31,800
Page County
40,000
Patrick County..
100,000
Pittsylvania County
76,000
Pocahontas (T)t Tazewell Co. 60,000
Roanoke County
1
41,000
Tanners' Creek Sch. D. No. 6. 30,000
Warrenton (T), Fauquier Co.
62,000
_
Branch
1910.
54,000
Front Royal (T), Warren Co..
Giles County
Western
Pop'n.
§700,000
*3,000,000 cll.50
§2,046,121 §10.00
*6.50
*900,000
None
75,000
$7,500
32,500
7,600
75,000
2,500
38,000 "
None
65,500
50,000
90,000
Tax per
36,65n
14,173
1,388
1,632
2,59.0
17,727
15,785
-
Christiansburg (T), Montgom¬
ery County
Clarke County.
Assessed
Valuation. $1,000.
$6,622,169
*7,149,048 *15.50
*700,000 *18.45
*561,444
*7.50
;800,000 al2.50
/6,329,145 /14.50
4,670,814
.
School
9,000
None
None
None
*15.00
C13.00
*16.20
4.70
*10,420,18^
627,155
None
None
Wytheville (T), Wythe Co...
a
66,000
85,030
None
Total
tax.
None
c
....
*7,773,280 *12.50
5,546,841
...I
*6.50
6,631,047
§1,364,904
State
and
This accounts for the large Increase In values
beginning with 1906, returns
for earlier years
having been on a much lower basis.
:v
Personal
Years.
Real Estate.
~
"l~,422
1912
633,747,633
619,156,816
601,187,043
489.854,269
168,185,682
1911
1910
1908
1004
...
1900
1895
147,073,069
121,202,305
119,982.350
185,000,358
95,388,047
86.894,702
1890
1885
......
1880.—
—
1870
...
2.00
tax.
3,054
e
1910
000)
Total
area
$
240.088,339
79,630,346
59,773,064
53,905,180
30,043,170
22,976,974
22,447.495
17,237,766
13,268,229
48,725.222
46,707.755
34,622,399
7,368,983
7,362,844
6,568,103
38,032,395
32,597,938
937.232,719
277,859,198
241,313,244
224,025,744
187,165,353
179,958,334
146,991,740
140,783,286
126,060,743
(per $1,000) was 60c.; school tax (per $1,25c.; State tax rate (per $1,000) for 1905 was $1.40; school tax
was
(per $1,000)
60c.
was
DEBT LIMITATION.—Provisions
limiting the debt-making power of the
State and the various sub-dlvlslons are found In Article X of the State Con¬
stitution of 1872; the sections
pertaining thereto being as follows:
SECTION 4.—Na 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 warbut 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
any county, city, township, corporation
or person; nor shall the State
ever assume, or become
responsible for the debts or liabilities of any county,
of,
city, township, corporation, or person, nor shall the State ever hereafter
become a Joint owner or stockholder in any
company or association In thla
State or elsewhere, formed for any purpose whatever.
SECTION 7.—County authorities shall never assess taxes
In any one
year the aggregate of which shall exceed ninety-five cents
per one hundred
dollars valuation, except for the support of free schools:
payment of Indebt¬
edness 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
evles after 1905 to 60 cents per $100 of valuation.
SECTION
tion, except
bonds to
be
limiting county
8.—No
county, city, school district, or municipal corpora¬
cases where such corporations have already authorized their
Issued, shall hereafter be allowed to become Indebted, in any
in
manner, or for any purpose, to an amount, Including existing lndebtendess,
In the aggregate exceeding 5
per centum on the value of the taxable prop¬
erty therein, to be ascertained by the last assessment for State and County
taxes, previous to.the Incurring of such Indebtedness, nor without, at the
time, providing for the collection of a direct annual tax sufficient to
same
pay, annually, the Interest on such debt, and the principal thereof, within
and not exceeding thirty-four years; Provided That no debt shall be con¬
tracted 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.
[Noto.—1The Legislature of 1905 passed an Act prohibiting Indebtedness
per centum on the value of taxable property.
This Act
exceeding 2 H
went Into effect Jan. 1 1908.
Sea V. 80. p. 1930.
OF MUNICIPAL
BONDS.—Bonds of
municipalities are
personal property against the person holding them., If he be a
resident of the State.
Bonds held by banks are not subject to tax.
The
constitution forbids the creation of State debt; therefore there is no pro¬
vision regarding the taxation of State bonds.
TAXATION
assessed
as
POPULATION
STATE,—
OP
1910
1,221,119
1870
1900
958,800
..762,794
1860
1880 ..........618,457
1840
1890
-
1850
442,014
1830
376,688
1820
302,313
.i
1810
......176,924
136,708
....105,409
.224,537
COUNTIES AND
CITIES.
STATE
OF
June 20 1863
.—24,780
State
Capital
,1'
Charleston
Governor (term expires March 4 1917) _f)r. H, D. Hatfield
Secretary of State (term exp. March 4 1917) .Stuart F. Reed
Treasurer (term expires March 4 1917)...
__E. L. Long
Auditor (term expires March 4 1917)----S. Darst
TOWNS
WEST
not found in alphabetical
"Additional Statements" at end of this State.
BEAVER POND SCHOOL DIST.
This district
(P. O. Bluefleld) Is la
are tax-exempt.
6s g '08 Mch $150,000c__Mch 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Nov 4 '13._$150,000
Assessed val. '12(M act.)_14,250,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1913,,- $5.05
Population in 1912 (est.).,.
21,000
Bonds
INT. at First Nat. Bank in Bluefield or at Kountze Bros., N. Y.
BENWOOD UN. HIGH SCH. D.
Hlgh-School-Buildlng Bonds.
'12
J-J
$80,000c ..July 1 1942
(Subject to call part yearly from
July 1 1922-41, inch)
BOND. DEBT Nov 6-'13_.$124,000
5s
Assessed valuation
1912..11,200,000
'12....$5.25
School tax (per $1,000)
INT. at Bank of Benwood,
Benwood.
IN
THE
VIRGINIA.
Note.-r-For reports
sec
A district in Marshall County.
&c.
a
Total.
1,245,000,000
295,028,8191,168,012,658
"
290,523,5101,148,006,006
282,845,9611,119,828,173
239,236,206
238,325,680
235,795,169
207.290.111
158 563,200
__j
Mercer Co.
§10.00
county
State (Act Dec. 31 1862)
of State (square miles)
as
Property, etc.
$
$
1913
674
State of West V i rgi n ia.
Admitted
Railroad
Property.
$
1,866
14,147
17,195
50,709
2,452
19,623
§ 1913 figures.
DEBT, RESOURCES,
1913 was
"
....
/5.00
§13.00
23.50
Dist.
(P.O.Norfolk).-.-
(C) City.
(T) Town,
figures.
* 1912 figures.
None
1
ation of real estate
personal property and railroad property.
Under the
tax law passed In 1903 assessments are said to be made at about actual value.
State &
1936
ADDITIONAL
s-an$700,000c_.
Magisterial Dist. Bds. (Red.beg. '33
'13
s-an$260,000c
1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 '13___$960,000
5s
payable at Hanover Nat. Bank.N.Y.;
others at City Treasurer's office.
In the table below
'11
Oct.
TAX RATE.—The State tax rate
(per $1,000) lnl912for all purposes was
In 1911 it was 25c. and in 1910, 45c.
In 1909, 1908 and 1907 it was
50c.
In 1906 the State tax rate
WINCHESTER.
city Is
on
xcvii.
10c.
...
This
[Vol.
ASSESSED VALUATION —The following table gives the assessed valu¬
1867
INT. at County Treas. office.
$3,3337?;..Novl '14-15
Fire-Department Bonds
48 '12
$10,000m.jan 1 '14-'15
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913. $628,700
S nklng fund
157,792
Assessed val. '06 (4-5 act.)_5,658,437
City tax rate (per $1,000) '06. .$13.50
Population in 1910
.10,604
...
STATE.
$903,900.
Total of all funds Invested and in banks
$1,949,058 46.
are
lO.OOOr
July 1 1926 5s g
$73,000c
1914-1922
J-J
75,000c
May 1 1927
120,000c
1944-1946
call after May 1 1917.)
5s g
50,000c
1923-1929
J-J
$3,000m__May 1 1927
50,000c
1940-1946
call after May 1 1917.) 5s
50,000c
1930-1938
g '13 J-J
4s '00
$55,000c
July 1 1915
85,000c
1928-1943
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
53 g '13 J-J
9,000c
1923-1925
48 *98
$18,000c— -Jan 1 1928
6,000c
.1940
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1918.)
13,000c
1926-1929
8^8*99
$ll,700m_. Jan 1 1929 5s
22,000c
1932-1935
g '13 J-J
(Subject to call Jan 1 1909.)
25,000c
.1940-1942
3Ms'99
$10,500 m__Jan 1 1929 TOTAL DEBT
Sept 29 T3_$503,000
(Subject to call after 1909.)
As'd val.'13(1-3 to 34act.).8,300,572
38 '98
$10,000c
Jan 1 1928
State&Co.tax(per$l ,000)—
38 '98
1,000 m_.July 1 1928
Clark Fqrk Dist—
$7.80
4s *05
M-N 205,000c.__Nov 1 1935
Jeffersonville Dist
j.
18.30
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1915.)
Maiden Spring Dist
18.80
OF
order
among
the following.
BROWN'S CREEK SCH. DIST.
A district
(P. O. Welch) in Mc¬
Dowell County,
Building {Red. beg. Jan 1 '33).
5s '13
J-J $150,000c...Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT May 23 '13 $185,000
Assessed valuation 1912__12,701,913
INT.
payable at McDowell Coun¬
ty National Bank in Welch.
CABELL COUNTY.
County seat Is Huntington. •
Court-H'se & Bdge.(Red.beg .'26).
4yjs'06 ann $85,000c
1936
Road Bds. (Red. beg. 1932).
4Hs'12 ann $190,000
1942
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913..$275,000
Assess, val. '13(afot.afct.)_42,035,000
State & CO tax (per $1,000) '12.92.60
Population in 1810
46,685
INT.
on
road bonds at First Nat.
Bank,
Huntington.
These
bonds
be redeemed $10,000 yearly by
payment of 2 % premium.
may
—
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the second
Wednesday
In January; seaslonr are limited to 45 days, but may be extended
provided
two-thirds of the members elected to each house concur.
TOTAL DEBT.—This State hat no debt.
In the settlement of the Vir¬
ginia debt one-third was set apart as the share belonging to West
Virginia
but the latter refused to assume the same.
In March 1911, however
the
U. S. Supreme Court held the State liable for a
principal debt of $7,182 507
and left the question of Interest for adjustment between the
parties. V 92
p. 074.
Justice Holmes of the U. S. Supreme Court In an opinion rendered
Oct. 30 1911 denied without prejudice the motion made
by the State of Vir¬
ginia to compel West Virginia to take immediate action to pay Its share of
the debt.
V. 93. p. 1274.
The Governor on April 18 1913 appointed a commission of
eleven members
In accordance with an Act passed by the 1913
Legislature to take up the
debt question with the Virginia Debt Commission.
V. 96, p. 1242.
A
motion was filed by the State of Virginia on
Sept. 30 1913 in the U. S.
Supreme Court asking for a final decree in the settlement of this suit.
The
commissioners appointed have been unable to agree, hence the
application
to the Court.
V. 97", p. 967.
The Court has set April 13 1914 for a final
hearing.
V. 97, p. 1444.
•
The amounts in the various State funds and in banks
gated $1,045,158 46.
In addition, the State School
on
Oct. 11913 aggre¬
had Invested
Fund
BERKELEY COUNTY.
County seat Is Martlnsburg.
Martiashuri A Potomac RR.
is
J-J $101,000c__. Jan
1929
GEN. BD. DT. Aug 14 '13_$101.000
Assess, val. '13(4-5 act.)..21,208,235
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '13 $3.60
Population in 1910
21,999
INT. at People's Tr. Co., Martinsb'g.
CHARLESTON.
This city is In Kanawha County.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Incorpora¬
ted in 1862.
Pop'n 1910. 23.966.
Refunding Bds. (Red. beg. 1904).
4s '99
July $10,000c..July 25 1919
Street (Red. aft. 5 yrs.from issue).
4s '02
Sept $70,000c
Sept 1 1922
6s
*08
Dec
180,000c
Dec 1
1918
Bridge Bonds (Red. beg. 1925).
*05
Dec $60,000c.__Dec 1 1935
Refdg. Bridge and Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'07-J-J $250,0Q0C
jan
1 1941
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1927.)
4Ms '08 Jan $170,000c.Jan 1
1942
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1918 )
Hospital Bonds.
6s
'95 Sept $25,000c..Sept 26 1915
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913__$765,000
Sinking fund
120,000
4s
BIG SANDY SCHOOL DISTRICT
A district In MoDowell County.
5s '10
Sept $30,000..Sept 1 '20-'44
Total bonded debt..
(?)
BLUEFIELD.
Bluefleld
In©. 1888.
Is
Mercer
In
Bonds
are
County.
tax-exempt.
Street,
5s
Bs g
Sewers, Ac.
Jan $35,000c
'07 June
1932
100,000c. _June26 1937
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.
$160,000
Assess, val. '12 (90%act.) 11,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000)
Population In 1910
NET DEBT Nov 1913.... 645,000
Assessed valuation, real..21,988,470
Assessed val., personal
6,471,670
1912...$11.50
State Board of Pub. Works 3,422.270
Total value '13 (abt act.)_32,152,410
11,188
City rate (per $1,000) 1913 ...$5.40
„
Central City(Annexed
charleston—(Concluded.)
INT. on hospital, street and $170,-
5s
'05
5s
'07
TOTAL DEBT July 1
June 1 1909).
$23,000
Y.;
17,000
000 issue at Chase Nat. Bank, N.
on
N.
$250,000 issueat Nat. Park Bank,
Y.; refunding bonds of 1899 in
Charleston and bridge bonds at
zens
Citi
Nat. Bank, Charleston.
Quyandotte Bonds (Annexed).
Improvement Bonds.
'08
$28,200
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913
$972,200
5s
...
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $14.10
paving and
bonds of 1910 and street bonds
INT.
sewer
payable at Fifth-Third Nat.
on
paving and sewer
1910
of
building and
on
of Cln.;
Bank
bondsof 1906 attheCltyTreas. office.
huntington ind. sch. dist.
This district covers same territory
and embraces same subjects of taxa¬
tion as city.
Bonds are taxable •
6s, May $12,000c
-1927
(Subject to call after 1907.)
IHb J-J $25,000c—.Jan. 11, 1934
(Subject to call after Jan. 11, 1914.)
4s, Dec. $25,000c
Dec. 1,1932
(Subject to call after Dec. 19,1912.)
Building Bonds.
"
5s '10
July $50,000c...July 1 1930
Central City Bds (annexed J'nel*09)
5s '05
$12.000c—Sept 2 1925
INTEREST on 414s of 1909 pay¬ BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$124,000
able at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y.; other
Sinking fund
14,000
bonds at County Sheriff's office.
Ass'd val.'13(4-5toabt.act.)33388,889
School tax (per $1,000) T3-'14_$4.00
Value of school property—$500,000
clarksburg school dist.
INT. at Nat. City Bank, N. Y.
This district Is In Harrison County.
5s '05
July $60,000c
July 1 1925
jefferson county.
(Subject to call July 1 1910)
5s g '11 M-S$275,000o
County seat Is Charlestown. Bonds
Sept 1 1941
are exempt from all but State taxes.
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1921.)
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913$335,000
Assessed valuation 1913.-20,100,000 5s '87
$24,600.-.Apr 23 1921
School tax rate(per$l,000)*12 ..$5.45 (Subject to call beg. Apr 23 1907.)
INTEREST
$80,000— -Jan 1 1930
payable at Empire 4s '97
National Bank, Clarksburg.
(Subject to call beg. Jan 1 1907.)
4s '05
$18,300
Oct 1 1938
(Subject to call beg. Oct 1 1915.)
fairmont.
4s '08
$49,700—Jan 1 1938
This city
Is in Marlon County.
Incorp. 1900.
All bonds are exempt (Subject to call beg. Jan 1 1918.)
BOND. DEBT MCh 1913-_$172,600
from city taxes.
Pop. 1910, 9,711.
Assessed val. '12 (4-5 act.) 15,172,5 6
Commission
government
adopted
State & Co. tax(per $1,000).'12_$3.60
Sept. 15 1913 (V. 97, p. 901) and
Population In 1910
15.889
goes into effect Jan. 1914.
INTEREST payable In Baltimore
Mortgage Water (Red. beg. 1910).
5s g'05 May $150,000 —.May 1 1935 at Baker, Watts & Co. and Co. Treas
,
....
...
Sewer
Jan 11932 marion county
-28,000c.--July 1 1936
Fairmont is the county seat.
$15,000
Sewer & Refunding Bonds.
,
4
Bonds.
___
J4g'02
July 1 1936
$60,000c
Water Bonds.
Fairmont Dist. (red. beg. in 1933).
5s '13
Sept $400,000c—Sept 1 1943
Mannington Dist. (red. beg. '33).
$2,000c
Jan 11932 5s '13
Sept $300,000c.Sept 19 1943
5s g
75,000c,.—Aug 1 1940 TOT. DIST. DT. Nov '13_$700,000
BOND. DEBT July 1 T3__$330,000
Assessed
/Fairm't Dist.18.449,231
Floating debt
95,000
val. 1912\Mann'n Dist_14,067,037_
Sinking fund
65,000
INT. at office of County Court.
Assess, val. '13(abt.act.)_13,580,928
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.
$4.50
5s g
'98
'10
INT.
at
All bonds
City Treasurer's office.
subject to call.
martinsburg.
This city is in Berkley
are
fairmont ind. sch. dist.
5s'05 June
$141,000c
1925
(Subject to call after June 1908)
5b*12
June$14G,000c_-June 1 1942
(Subject to call June 1 1927.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13. $281,000
Sinking fund
16,160
Assess, val.(% act.) '13.-16,757,411
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$5.70
Population Ju 1913 (est.)-. .-16,000
INTEREST payable at Fairmont:
..
..
x
on
bonds due 1942 at First Nat. Bk.;
on
bonds due 1925 at Sheriff's office.
County.
Water Bonds.
.4s
Dec
5s
40,000c.
—
..1943
BOND. DEBT July 1913. $138,500
2,000
Assess, val. '13 (% act.)..8,247,151
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13—$4.00
Population in 1910— — — 10,698
Jan
5s '12
.
$25,000c —Dec 31 1945
(Subject to call Dec. 31 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 26' '13- —$60,000
Assessed valuation 1912. —2,671,524
INT. at Nat. Bank of Fairmont.
INT. at Old Nat. Bk.,
This
Inc.
city
Is
15
Mar.
Taylor County.
1856.
Commission
In
Martinsburg.
—
BOND. DEBT July 1
—
after July
<Suhject to call
July
P*vinx
1
Bonds.
5s
'01
17,300c
ann
various
-
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913-^$136,400
Assessed valuation 1912—13,300,377
•
INT. at Second Nat. Bank, Mor-
gantown.
1911 ..$83,000
county.
INT. at
Hanover Nat Bank,
N Y
>
This place is in
Sewer Bonds.
5s *11
Marshall County.
$166,900—Ap„r 1 1921
Apr
TOTAL BD. DT. Nov 1912 $146,850
Assessed val. of dist. 1911.6,366<964
/County -.10,465
1 District.'., 5,666
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
(included)...
Other indebtedness (add'l)
140,000
25,131
bonds
.
6,831,881
Total assessed valuation
Population In 1910.—------8,918
INT.
Chester.
on
sewer
bonds at Mercan¬
tile Bkg. & Tr. Co., Moundsville.
huntington.
This city is in Cabell Co.
Inc.
parkersburg.
Jan. 1 1872.
Pop. 1910. 31,161.
This city is in Wood County.
Inc.
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
in
1820.
Commission
government
6s '91
Oct $82,000c
Oct 1 1921
adopted Mch. 21 1911. V. 92, p. 823.
Bs *93
July
75,000c
Oct 1 1923
5s '06
Jan
55.000
Jan
1 1936
Hospital Bonds.
J
Sept $ 15,000c...Sept 1 1917
(Subject to call after Jan. 1, 1926.) 's
6s
'06
Jan
Improvement Bonds
15,000c-,-Jan. 1, '36
is
July S65.000C—. July 1 1914
(Subject to call after Jan. 1, 1926.)
5s
'10
ann
'07
ann
Nov $50,000..
.Nov 1
1937
180,000—June 1 *14-'20
(Part every 2 years)
Incinerator Bonds.
5s '13
ann
$20,000
July 1 1943
6s
'10
Fire
5s '07
ann
Department Bonds.
Nov $12,000
NOV 1
ann
Funding
5s'07
$80,000
Bonds
F-A
(optional).
$30,000c
Aug
T__1930
Nov 1 1937
1 1916
Funding and Improvement Bonds.
ts
60,000
50,000
None
36,000
32,000
50,000
30,000
Bramwell (T), Mercer County.
Braxton
County
—
Buckhannon Indep. Sch.
Cairo School District
Dist-
None
Elkins, Randolph County.___ 66,500
Elklns Independent Sch. Dist. 105,000
Grafton Independent Sch. Dist 60,500
Hinton (C), Summers County. 55,000
Kenova (C), Wayne County._ 35,000
Keyser (C), Mineral County.. 76,000
Keystone (C), McDowell Co__a:28.000
Logan County
68,000
30,000
80,000
45,000
Princeton (C), Mercer County. 100,000
Ronceverte (C), Greenbrier Co. 33,000
35,500
_
27,500
Triadelphia School District—. 82,000
Wellsburg (C),.Brooke County. 117,800
.
3,705
2,047
cd3.25
47", 850
32,388
19",431
C3.25
*5.25
53.00
§5.50
«4.50
§6\80
-
577572
1,780
2,054
2,045
3,027
2,157
— -
*6.50
7.80
*27169
a4.00
(J5.00
4,189
3,561
None
None
87,500
Williamson (C), Mingo County
£74.00
.
25,000
(T), Harrison County.
837
■
720,000,000
*7,181,935
None*84,898,635
v
§1,988,749
8,000
1,430,840
None §2,101,626
e3,000,000
2,862 *1,583,577
dl, 100,476
None *2,777,000
11,336 *3,205,980
29,000
Sistersville School District
9,201
5,260
5.20
*5.40
*3.50
None
_
Dist
*6.45
*3.80
*4.00
/3.731,510
Noned42,000,000
Piedmont (T), Mineral County
Point Pleasant (C), Mason Co.
St. Albans Ind. Sch.
23,023
*5.75
""582 *67726,094 *5760
48,500
County
(C), Tucker County.
§3.60
5",666t 17',1641270
40,000
Parsons
"1,458
"
50,000
z50,000
Martinsburg School District-- 50,000
Ohio
*3.50
992
None
None
McDowell County..—Marshall County
Moundsville Ind. School Dist-
*3.50
*6,113,909
8,128 *4,028,038
None*15,842,759
32,834 *5,684,010
None
6,000,000
None *7,792,365
744 *2,353,755
Clarksburg (C), Harrison Co__310,000
Mingo County.
2,161
*1,739,864
*4,548,693
*1,476,992
10,500§13,613,561
None *3,313,468
30,000
District
Cameron School
*8,909,125 *25.00
40,000
(C), Raleigh County.
Beckley
Black Fork Sch. District
3,689,000
d3,792,600
(C) City.
(T) Town,
a Total tax.
c State and county tax.
d 1911
figures,
e 1909 figures.
/ 1910 figures.
* 1912 figures.
§ 1913 figures.g City tax rate,
x This covers merely a recent issue of bonds;
we are not
Informed as to "what is total debt.
,
.
,
.
State of Kentucky.
I
RESOURCES, <fcc.
DEBT,
Admitted
as
State (Act Feb. 4 1791)
a
,_June 1 1792
-
miles)-!
40,400
Frankfort
Governor (term expires December 1915)-James B. McCreary
Sec. of State (term exp. 1st Mon. Jan. 1916)--C. F. Crecelius
Treasurer (term exp. 1st Mon. Jan. 1916)Thos. S. Rhea
Total
State
area
of State
(square
—
Capital
—
Tuesday follow¬
limited to 60 days ex¬
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on the
ing the first Monday in January, and sessions are
clusive of Sundays and legal
holidays.
Payable.
J-J
-Principal.——?
When Due.
Outstanding.
Irredeemable
$165,008
seml-an.
Irredeemable
—^—Interest
LOANS—
Name and Purpose.
School bonds, 1897
P. Ct.
-
Educational bonds
6
6
Past-due bonds (never presented)
INTEREST
is
payable In
DEBT.—The
'•
2,315,627
6,394
—
A-O$l()0,000c
Oct
1 1923
Frankfort.
educational
bonds
are
not,
speaking,
Btrlctly
a
Irredeemable; the fund Is Inviolate, and the 6%
semi-annual Interest drawn by them Is provided for out of the revenue
placed to the credit of the sinking fund annually.
The amounts are as
follows:
State bonds, Issued Jan. 1 1870. $1,327,000; county bonds, Issued
They
are
12 1892, $606,641.
the Interest Is paldtfto
colored persons.
The
sinking fund on hand in-Oct. 1913 aggregated $10,306.57.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
Q
Jan, 1 1885, $381,986;
new
sehoOl bonds, issued March
The $165,000 school
bonds are, also Irredeemable;
the A. & M. College and the State normal school for
Years.
Real Estate.
1912
1910
1909
1908
1907
1906
—
1903
1902
461,859.740
1900
449,400,657
444.000,000
1897
1887
Railroads.
$243,783,357 (est).$66,636,0
$209,550,547
66,636,040
200,268,942
66,800.686
186.449,208
65,676 359
141,302,885
63.753.699
175,822,152
63.428.970
165.919.088
63,065,8(>0
154,380,725
52,251,956
136.969,893
52,239,236
125,467,307
52,188,411
109.000.000
42,000,000
Personal Property,
$635,471,610
$638,080,463
628,182,080
567,452.331
559,157,016
542,160.757
512,081,331
486,099,240
1911
351,157.053
TAX RATE.—In 1912 the State tax rate
35,571,631
132.334 637
(per $1,000)
was
$5.00,
constitu¬
approved by the voters on Nov. 2 1909, permitting State aid to
public roads and additional taxation by coun¬
for the payment of same.
v. 89, p. 1437.
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS.—ad amendment to the
tion was
(Subject
counties located therein for
Paving & Sewer Bds. (Tax-ex'pt).
4s '13
J-D $20Q,000c.June 1 1923
creation of debt
to call after Oct 1 1013.)
Special Sewer Bonds.
5s
Sent SI5 OOOo.
.Sept 1 1917
,
Water Bonds.
June$270.000Ci.-June 1 1929
100,000c
Junel 1932
BOND. DEBT July X '13
$790,000
Floatin debt.—
35,765
4s '09
—
Bonds.
Nov $80,000
5s
1937
Building Bonds.
5s '10
Park
1940
75,000
80,000—.—July 1 1943
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s
,
STATE
Sewer
5s '13
•
Adkin School District
debt of the State.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913- —$125,000
-
give statistics regarding minor civil divisions in the
represented among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax per Pop'n.
1910.
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation. %1,000.
$
$
State of West Virginia which are not
—
Road Dist. Bds. (Red. beg. 1932).
5s g '12 M-N$125,000c—May 1. 1946
—
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS
In the table below we
1912.)
65,000c.July 6 '17-'36
4V$s'98 June$30,000c.beglnnlng 1910
New Cu mberland Is the county seat
1910-
government defeated Mar. 25 1913.
Dec $175.000r
1916
V. 96, p. 1038.
Pop'n '10, 41,641. 5s g
Road Bonds (Red. beg. 1931).
6a
Nov $33,700o
_„_1919
4^s
July
14,500c—July 1 1924 4^s*ll Sept $180,OOOc-.Sept 1 1941
TOT. B'D D'T Mch 1912$360,000
(Subject to call
after 1906.)
..122,628
5s '85
July $75,500O---July 1 1919 Sinking fund...—'.
Total assessed val. 1910—31,211,069
(Subject
to
call after
1906.)
4s '08
July 695,000c_July 1 '18-'42 State&Co.tax(per$l,000) '10.. $6.45
Population In 1910
38,001
Refunding Bonds 1902.
INT. payable at office of Co. Com.
4s
July $138,000cJuly 1 '14-36
-—
—
seat.
.
Bonds.
.
MOUND SVILLE
Population in
county
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Railroad
city Is In Monongalia County.
Incorporated as a town about
5s '07
Assessed val. '11 (24 act.)—7,824,119
Total tax rate (per $l ,000)'ll-_$4.50
hancock
wood county.
Parkersburg is the
wheeling.
Wheeling is the county seat of Ohio
Co.
Inc.
in
1836.
Commission
1788: city charter Jan. 24 1901.
Sewer, Funding and Street.
5s
'02 July
$26,000c. July 1 '14-26
-- —
...
Co.; others at Bank of Ohio Valley.
wellsburg ind. sch. dist.
A district in Brooke County.
wheeling ind. sch. dist.
4s
Aug $12,000c
(optional) 4
j^s g'07M-N$ 180,000c Nov 1 '14-31
Impt. Bonds (Red. beg. 1921).
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913
180,000
5s -'11
Aug $85,000c
Aug 1 1945
Assess, val. '13 (actual).-64,389,564
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13—
$97,000
School tax rate (per$l ,000)'13_$3.25
Assess, val. '13 (abt. act.)_4,614,354
Population in 1913 (est)
—45,000
School tax rate (per $1,000)'11.$6.75
INTEREST payable at Importers*
Population In 1911 (est)-4,300 & Traders' Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
INT at Nat City Bank, NYC.
This
First
government adopted Mar. 18 1913.
V. 96, p. 963.
Pop'n '10, 7,563.
Impt. Bonds (Part every 5 years). morgantown school dist.
All bonds are taxable.
4 J4s s-ann
$69,000c --.-1914-1934
Water Bonds.
.A"'-'
v* 'no July
$100,000c_July. 1 *19-*37
5s '11
M-S $90,000-1945 5s *98
Aug
15,000c
1918
(Subject to call after 1921)
5s g
July 20,000c
1914-1923
5s '12
July $90,000c.July 1 '22-'46 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$135,000
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed val. '11 (H act.) 13,384,083
.8
$2,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '11.$4.00
—
City tax rate (per $1,000) '11 —$3.50
Bonds are exempt from city tax.
INT. In Wheeling on loan of 1908
and street bonds at Dollar Sav. & Tr.
City Treasury.
morgantown]
City tax
(per $1,000) 1912—_$3.50
Population In 1910
-——9,150
grafton.
1922
May 1 '13 .$1,040,700
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.) 58,197,160
(% act.)—29,891,160
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $10.00
Population In 1910 —
17,842
Assess, val. '13
INT. payable at
$78,000
BOND. DEBT
Sinking fund.-
.
fairmont un. ind. sch. dist.
5s '12
166,831
658,934
Salem
'
,
July $98,500—-1934 &1937
,
Street Bonds.
'13 .$825,765
Sinking fund
NET DEBT July 1 '13—
Assessed val. '13 (4-5 act.) 33,325,754
charleston ind. sch. dist.
Building Bonds.
4Hs'02
May $50,000c.-May 1 1932
(Subject to call after May 1 1907.)
6s
$20,000c
.1927-28
(Subject to call after 1902-03.)
5s '13
J-J $300,000c
Jan 1 1947
(Subject to call Jan 1 1938)
4^s
May $115,OOOcJ
1937
(Subject to call after 1912.)
4s*09 May $80,000c
1942
(Subject to call after 1934.)
Refunding Bonds.
414s, July
$111,200.0 -------1929
(Subject to call after 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 *13.
$676,200
Sinking fund
108,000
NET DEBT Nov 1'13—
568,200
Assess, val. 1913
31,215,590
School tax (per $1,000) 1913--.$6.35
Population in 1913 (est)
30,000
5s g '98
4Hg'02
171
KENTUCKY-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913.]
4s
'12
June
—
ties
DEBT
constitutional provisions relating to tie
by the State are found In Sections 49 and 50 of the Con¬
LIMITATION.—The
stitution of 1891.
Section 49,
deficits or
We quote
these sections below:
The General Assembly may contract debts to
failures In the revenue;
but such debts, direct or
meet casual
contingent,
singly or In the aggregate, shall not at any time exceed five hundred thou¬
sand dollars, and the moneys arising from loans creating such debts shall
172
KENTUCKY-CITIES AND TOWNS
LEXINGTON SCHOOL DIST
and 4s g '03 M-N $75.000o__-May 1 1933
Franklin County. 4s f 'OS J-D
7ft.OOOc
June 1 1938
City owns $32,- BOND. DEBT Sept 29 *13 $150,000
000 6% Capital Gas & Eleotrio Light Total assessed val. 1913.-23,686,426
Co. bonds.
Bonds are tax-exempt. School t \xrate (per $1,000) *13 $4.00
bo applied only to the purpose or purposes for which they were obtained,
to repay such debts:
Provided, The General Assembly may contract
FRANKFORT,
debts to repel Invasion, suppress Insurrection, or, If hostilities are threat¬
ened, provide for the public defense.
the county seat of
Inc. Oct. 10 1786.
flff
Section 50.
No Act of the General Assembly shall authorize any debt to
be contracted on behalf of the Commonwealth
except for the purposes men¬
tioned In Section 40 unless provision be made therein to levy ana collect an
apnual tax sufficient to pay the Interest stipulated, and to discharge tie
debt within thirty years; nor shall such Act take effect until It shall tan e
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 Geneial
Assembly may contract debts by borrowing money to pay any part of tl e
debt of the State without submission to the people ana without makti g
provision In the Act authorizing the same for a tax to discharge the debt to
contracted
the Interest thereon.
or
towns, counties, taxing districts and other
Cities, Towns, Etc.—Cities,
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 the Income and revenue provided for such year unless
authorized by a two-thirds vote of those voting at an election held for the
In Section 158 we And the following limits, to the debt-making
power of municipalities.
Cities having over 15,000 population 10% of He
taxable property,
cities and towns of 3,000 or more Inhabitants but less
than 15,000, 5% ; cities and towns of less than 3,000 population, 3%; cour>.
ties, taxing districts and other municipalities, 2%.
Some exceptions are
purpose.
made to these limits.
excess
For Instance
indebtedness may
be contracted
in
of the limit when same has been authorized under laws In force prl< r
the constitution (Sept. 28 1891) or when necessary for
to the adoption of
the completion of a public Improvement
undertaken but not finished at the
A further exception Is made in
exceeded the prescribed limit at the time the
time of the adoption of the constitution.
the
of such places as had
case
constitution went
In such Instances permission
Into effect.
fUrther Increase debt In
an
Is given to
amount not exceeding 2% In the case of cit>es
and towns and not exceeding 1% In the case of counties, taxing district* or
municipalities—"until the aggregate of Its Indebtedness shall have
been reduced below the limit herein fixed, and thereafter It shall not exceed
other
public health or safety should so
the limit, unless In case of emergency the
Nothing herein shall prevent the Issue of renewal bonds or bones
Indebtedness of any city, town, county, taxing district
other municipality."
require
to fund the floating
or
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—The State has no bonded debt
(see above) but is authorized to issue Interest-bearing warrants, which are
not taxable for any purpose.
The Auditor of Public Accounts, wrote us,
under date of Deo. 23 lull, that most municipalities exempt their bonded
debts from taxation but they would not be authorized to relieve them of
State and oounty taxes.
POPULATION OP
STATE:—
1010.— .....2,289,905
1000
_2,147,174
1890
..1,858,635
—
.1,648,690
1880...
1860__._.
1850
.1,155,684
982,405
779,828
1820
687,917
1790
.
406,511
1800
.
1830---..
564,13*
...
1810 .1.
.
1840.
220,955
...
73.677
1,321,011
1870.
colored population was 16 47% In 1880: 14.69%
and 11.4% In 1910.
In number, blacks were 220,1860; 222,210 In 1870; 271,451 in 1880; 272,981 in
1890; 284,706 in 1900 and 261.656 in 1910.
The
proportion of the
111 1890, 13.03% in 1900
092 in 1850; 236,167 In
This is the capital of the State
*School Bonds.
6s
'04
*
J-J
$10,000—-Julyl 1924
Funding School
5s '04
J-J
'05
J-J
*11
J-J
6s
6s
Bonds.
$25,000c_.-July 1 1924
50,000o
July 1 1925
10.000O.--July 1 1931
Renewal Bonds.
4^s'97 J-J $120,000c._-July 1 1927
4s '00
J-J
20,000c.-June 15 1920
4Hs'03 M-S
39,000e
Mch 1 1923
Funding Bonds.
INT. at Third Nat. Bank, Lexing¬
ton,
and Nat.
N. Y. City.
Refunding Bonds.
OF
STATE
KENTUCKY.
alphabetical order in the -following,
Statements" at end of this State.
[
ALLEN
COUNTY.
4s '01
J-D
Railroad
Casparis Judgment Bonds.
M-S $103,500c.-Mch 1 1923
Water Works Redemption.
Bonds.
$90,000c_ .June
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
*14-'21
4s
State&Oo,tax(per $1,000) '12 .$16 50
Population In 1910...
14.882
INT. at Allen Co. Bk.f Scottsville.
Public-Improvement Renewal Bds.
48 '10
J-J
$20,000C
July 1 1840
General Fund
J-J
Renewal
M-S( ($5,000 In
Citizens' National Bank.
Assessed val.'12 (4-5 act.) 5,470,670
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $17.00
Population In 1910
....10,465 LOUISVILLE.
...
Louisville is county seat of Jeffer¬
by sinking
Inc. Feb. 13 1828.
Bonds
prin¬ son Co.
cipal not payable and Interest Is used are exempt from all taxation except
for support of public schools.
State tax.
Validity of $1,000,000
hospital bonds has been upheld by
courts.
See V. 92, p. 641
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
On July 29 1912, 9,250 shares of
County seat is Frankfort.
stock in Louisville Gas Oo. were sold
"These
loans
are
held
fund for benefit of school fund;
Refunding Bonds
,5s '04
4
A-O
m'08 J-J
5s '04
62,000.
July W918
47,500..Jan 1 ,'14-'18
19,000....Nov 1 1925
J-J
5S '05
at
$23,000.Apr 15 '14-'24
M-N
$150 per share, netting $1,387,500.
Retunding Bonds (gold).
J-J $337,000c-.-July
4s '97
.1929
•_
(Subject
to
call
after
1919.)
Public-School Renewal Bonds.
J-J
4s
$19,0000.
(Subject
to
call
after
Public- School -ponds.
4s'07
J-J
1919.)
J-J
4s
$20,000c..-Jan 1 1937
Electric-Light Renewal Bonds.
$10,000c
1935
Water-Works Renewal Bonds.
4s '89
J-J
(Subject
J-J
4s
$59,500c
to
call
after
9,500c
1930
.
4s
'94
J-J
$51,300c...July 1 1934
Redemption Bonds.
92
F-A $106,300c. .Aug
Reservoir
4s '87
ISc
1 1922
Bonos
$520,000c...Jan
1
1927
4S
'88
J-J
371.000c...Jan
'88
J-J
'90
J-J
23;000c ..July 1 1928
111,000c.July 1 1930
4s
.
..1929
1919.)
193.'
City Hall Bonds.
J-J
$24,n00c..-Jan
1 1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $183,500
Assessed val. *12 (^act,.).: .4,600,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *11 $12.50
Bridge Refunding.
4^8
M-N
$6,000c.Nov 10 *13-'17
($1,000 and $1.500 due alternate yrs.)
Turnpike Refunding.
4^8
M-N
$8,000c.Nov 10 '14-*17
($1,500 and $2,000 In alternate years)
4 Hs'06 F-A
$6,000c. -Aug 10 '14- '17
($1,500
due
annually.)
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'06 J-D $65,000c. Dec 1 T8-'26
BOND. DEBT Jan 27 '13...$90,000
Floating debt
16,683
TOTAL DEBT Jan 27 '13..
106,683
Sinking fund
19,917
Ass'd val. '12 (70% act.)..3,690,481
M-N
A-0
J-D
J-J
8i4»'02 A-0
3Hb'03 A-0
3^8*03 J-J
4s
'80
F-A
$73.200c_„_Aug 1 1920
(Redeemab'.e In 1913.)
4sg'12 F-AS281,000c.
Aug 1 1952
(Subject to call beg, July 31 1942.)
Park
Bonds.
4s g '11
A-0 $95.000c.. .Apr 1 1951
GEN. DT. Sept 29
'13...$2,179,400
Assessment debt (add'l)__
'306,552
Floating debt
(add'l)....
125,000
Assessed val.'12 ,(%act.) *25,809,300
Total tax
*
(per $1,000) 1912...$25.90
Exclusive
of
franchise
assess't.
INT. at Bk. of America, N. Y.f or
First Nat, Bank, Covington.
Sawer Bonds.
4s g 07 F-A$8.861,000c. Feb
Sewer and Park Bonds.
1 1947
3s *01
11041
Municipal Improvements.
4s '83
J-JI1.231,000...July 1 1923
4* '88
Q-Ml,381.800c.-Dec 11928
Water Co. Mortgage Bonds.
4s g TO F-A $1,000.000c-Aug 1 1950
Hospital Bonds.
4Hg'll M-S
$991,00Qc_Mch 1 1951
Old Liabilities
Dayton
is
In Campbell Countv.
Inc. Mar. 12 1867.
Pop. .'10. 6,972.
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.
3s^
Refunding BondTi
County seat Is
Hopkinsville*.
All
bonds
are tax-exempt,
Turnpike Bonds.
5s
J-J
$75,oooc;._Jan
5s '07
J-J'
Railroad-aid
100,000c
1
1931
.-July 1 1937
1927.)
5s '10.
J J
$27.000....July 1 1940
(Subject to call Julv 1 lotl >
4s
M
N
*6i! OOOC...NO
1*34
Assessed
valuation 1913_..2.847,215
(Assessmeat at fair cash value.)
-Total city tax'(per $1,0001
riOND. DEBT Mch 1913..$262,000
Assessed val. *12 (H act.) 14,059,421
State & f,o.rax(perT1 <un«13 $iu.o»
INTEREST on refunding 4s pay¬
able at City Bank; on turnpike bonds
due 1931, First Nat. Bank, Hopkins-
vllle, Ky.; on turnpike bonds of 1907
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.; and
turnpike bonas of 1910 at Planters
Bank & Trust Co., Hopkinsvllle.
J-J
$20,000c_July 1 T4-'33
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '13___$177,500
Refunding (Red. beginning 1909).
*04
*13
INT.
on
ref.
bonds
12
due
$14.50
1915
at
Past-due bonds
from
city tax.
4 H'8
K.
COVINGTON.
city Is in Kenton Co.
Inc.
1834.
Central
Covington was an¬
nexed to this
city In Nov. 1906
and Latonla In July 1909.
Bonds
are tax-exempt.
Pop. '10, 53,270.
Asphalt Bonds.
4s 91
F-A$t 42,600c—Aug 1 1931
Bridge Bonds.
43'86
J-J
$33,000c._.July 1 1926
Cov, W. Cov. & Lud. Highway.
49 '93
F-A
$7,900c...Aug 1 1922
4V£s
J-J
N.
RR.
J-J
$5,000c
Population in 1910.
__
.........
1917
Court-House
Bonds
This city
J-J $100,000c
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1912
Commission
adopted Nov. 7 1911.
government
5s
F-A
'05
'88
$ 16.000c...Feb
F-A-
1
1945
Refunding Bonds.
4 Hs'921 F-A$105,000c__-Aug • 1
4Hs'93 J-D
81,000C..-June 1
4^S'94 F-A
45,000c...Aug 1
4s '95
J J
.25,000c...Jan 10
1032
1933
1924
1935
Sewer Bonds.
4s
*05
F A
4s '06
is
$50,000c
F-A,
'08
J-J
"
25.000c
25,000c.
Feb
.
1
11946
2
25,000c___Dec
4H8*08 J-D
1945
Aug
Jan
1911.
__.190,607,995
129,039,784
54;518,805
183,558,589
1840
1908.
Real estate. 113,853,639
Personal___ 56,663,771
-.-170,517,410
(per M.)
18.50
109,216,724
54,862,762
164,079,486
17.50
1910
POPULATION.—In
(Cen¬
sus), 223,928, and in 1900, 204,731.
Viaduct Bonds.
4s
'05
J-D
$27,OOOc...Dec
11945
Brick StreeCBonds.
6s
Var
'91
4^8 04
$5,266.52c.various, '21
M-N
75,570c...Nov 1 1934
Paving Bonds.
'12
J-J
$18,000.Dec 14
Park
A
'13
J-J
'88
'14-'22
Bonds.
'03
O
$37,5')0c__.Apr
1,000
Jan
Aid
1 1923
1 1953
J-D $100,000c...June 1 1918
on
M-S
F A
on
funding & refunding bonds
railroad-aid bonds due 1918 is
Lexington at Phoenix & 3d Nat. Bk
TAX-FREE.—Bonds
from
Commerce
and Bankers Tr. Co..
MADISON COUNTY.
County seat is Richmond
Ref. RR. Bonds (Red,, beg. in. *19).
4s '09"
J-J $102,OOOc
Jan
1939
Turnpike Bds. (part yly. in Dec.).
4Hs
J-D $27,000c_.
BOND. DEBT Nov 7 '13
$129,000
Assess, val. '13 (4-5 act.).12,972,550
state A Co. tax (per M) '11
$10 80
Population In 1910
.26,951
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Bonds.
150,000c...Sept 1 1920
15.000c.-.Aug 11932
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913 $858,337
Assess, val. '13 (abt.act).23,464,520
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913
527 50
Population In 1910 (Census). .35.099
INT.
MCCRACKEN COUNTY.
County seat is Paducah.
Refund. Bds. (Red. Sept. 1 1928*.
5s
M S$200,000c
.Sept 1 1933
»«>
M-SJ100,000c
Sept 1 1»33
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$300,"00
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.)15,000,000
State & Co.tax (per $1,0OO)'12 $16.60
Population In 1910
...
35,06*
INT in N. Y. City at Nat.Bank oi
I''*?'
1 1,948
Population in 1910
pay¬
follows:
-
Nat. Bank; on railroad-aid bonds due
1920 & 1932, on auditorium bonds,
sewer
bonds and viaduct bonds, in
4M% bonds
as
,
$50.13O0C..-Aug 1 1918
State&Co.tpx (per $1,000) '10..$9,70
on
have been
Auditorium Bonds.
$203,000
Assessed valuation 1913__36,162,942
INTEREST
rate
V. 93, p. 1337.
payable In N. Y. City at Hanover
able at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y
obligation of
404.
p.
1910.
Incorp.
1919
47,715
an
1912.
Tax
is in Fayette Co.
1804.'
in
and
/
4s
not
Total
LEXINGTON.7-
4 Hs'90
Funding Bonds.
4«s *04 J-J $71 500c..Jan 1 T4-'24
are
See V. 84,
city.
Total
70,355
INT. at German Nat. Bank, Gov.
5s
........1917
The
ASSESSED
Tax (per M)
J-D $167,000.-.Dec 1 1943
TOTAL BOND. DEBT.
.___(?)
4 H s'02
Bonds
$20 000c
the
5s '13
Railroad
FAYETTE COUNTY.
County seat is Lexington.
Refunding A. & M. Bonds.
These bonds
Personal58,524,896
KENTON COUNTY.
Covington is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
at
This
...
Real estate. 132.083,099
4«
exempt
$8,896,812.
1912,
tax
6s
all
Assets of water company
31
INT. at Bank of Am., N. Y., and
Henderson Nat. Blc,, Henderson.
of
are
84.887.
Dec.
bonded debt of the water company
on
the same date was $1,500,000.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)*10 $16.70
Newport Nat. Bk., Newport, or First
Bonds
$19 000
VALUATION, TAX
RATE, Ac.—The city's assessed val¬
uation (about 80% actual value) and
Nat. Bk., N. Y.; on ref. 4s of 1906,
sewer bonds and street
bonds, at Bank
Dayton.
Loans.
Refunding Ellz. & Pad. RR.
3Ms g'03J-J $879,OOOc..Jan
11943
'97.
$369,000c_:
.1917
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913-. $369,000
Assessed val. '10 (3-5 act.)_8,121,757
...
(Subject to call after July 4
4a
T ££f34.0°pc.;. Aug 1 1915
Renewal Bonds*
-s
$19,500---Sewer Bds. (Red. 2 bds. yrly.)
4s '08
A-O. 524,000c...Oct 1,1928
Street Bonds.
1871-1880.
M-N
$2,000c
May 1 1020
(Subject to call.)
5s
$
HENDERSON.
This city is the county seat of Hen¬
derson County.
Present charter re¬
ceived in 1893.
Bonds tax-exempt.
Refunding (Red. after 1912).
Funding Bonds.
DAYTON.
J-J $214.000c-..Jan
$11 50
INT. on refunding bonds of 1910
bridge and $8,000 turn¬
pike bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, payable at office of sinking fund,.
Louisville; on all others at First Nat.
N. Y.; on turnpike
of 1906 at
Bank. N. Y.
<
County Treas. office; on funding
BONDED
DEBT.—-The
bonded
bonds at Continental N. Bk., Chic.
debt on Dec. 31 1912 was $11,754,200.
On Dec. 31 1912 sinking fund
GREEN COUNTY.
contained
$585,880 cash.
Sinking
County seat is Greensburgh.
For fund also owns entire stook of Louis¬
details regarding repudiated railroadville Water Co., amounting to $1,aid bonds see "State and City Sec¬
275,100.
Gross
earnings of
water
tion" for May 1908 and V. 84, p. 949;
company in 1912 were $090,631; oper.
also Y. 96. p. 1507.
exp.,
&c., $306,122;
net
earnings,
4s
payable at Citizens'
National Bank of Bowling Green.
,
J-J $575,OOOc...July 1 1980
90
4s
on
Funding Bonds."
4s '07
INTEREST
11928
1937
8V*s'00
S^s'Ol
SJ^s'Ol
Sl^s'Ol
Park Bond*.
GRANT COUNTY.
County seat is Wllliamstown.
All
bonds are taxable. Pop. 1910,10,581.
4s
Water-Works
J-J
.1929
.
1
$30,000c...Mch 4 1923
(Subject to call Mch 4 1913.)
5s '09
J-J
37,500c.July 1 '14-'20
($2,500 payable each year.)
Refunding Bonds.
1
397,000c...May 1 1940
91,000c..-Apr 1 1041
Midland RR. Bonds.
292,000c...June 1 1941
4s '99
J-J $130,000
July 1 1919
114.000c...July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_$289,000
140,000c-.-Apr 1 1943
Assessed val.'13 (3-5 act.).8,539,492
49,400....Apr 1 1943
State&Co.tax(per$l,000) '12.$12.50
691.000c..-July 11943
Population In 1910
.21,135 4s TO
M-S 200.000c..Sept 15 1920
INT. at Bank of Am., N. Y. City. 4Hs'll F-A 289,000c
Aug 1 1921
M-S
4s
Bonds.
$21,500c...
J-J $190,700c...Jan
5s '03
4s
BOWLING GREEN.
This
city Is In Warren County.
Inc. 1812.
Pop n 1910, 11..675.
'90
Sewer Bonds.
$90i000
Ass'd val. '13 (2-3 act)..__2,733,339
4s
"Additional
4s '03
County seat Is Scottsville.
Refunding
see
$109,800c
J-J
4s
bond. Debt Mch 17 *i3.$io9,8oo
Assessed val.'12 (3-5 act.).7,630,528
r$25,000o.Sept 1 '14-'22 State&Oo.tax (per $1,000) '12.$12.02
even years.)
Population in 1910....
24,977
I $4,000c..-Sept 1 1924
INT. payable in Louisville, Ky., at
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 *13..$803,000
5s '04
INT.
For reports not given in
Commerce,
LOGAN COUNTY.
County seat is Russellville.
State&Co.tax(per $1 000) '12
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
of
Bk.
city taxes.
„
are
exempt
.
MADISONVILLE.
This city is in
Hopkins County.
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$75,OOOc.__July 11933
TOTAL DEBT
--(?)
5s '13
Population in 1910
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N.
4,966
Y. C.
MERCER COUNTY.
County
seat
is
Harrodsburgh.
are taxable.
Pop. '10, 4,063.
Bonds
Railroad Bonds.
4s
M-N
$95.OO0C-
...1930
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13..$950,00
Assessed val. '12 (70% act.)9,600,000
State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'12 $11.00
INT. at Union Nat. Bk,
Louisville.
TENNESSEE-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913. J
City tax rate (per $1,000) '11_$20.00
MIDDLESBOROUGH.
16,011
Middlesborough is in Bell Co.
Inc. Population In 1910
INT. pay. at Owensboro Bkg. Co*
May 1 1890.
Bonds below originally
carried 6% Int. and were in default
for some time.
A compromise was PADUCAH.
effected in 1906 whereby int. was re¬
This Is the county seat of McCrackduced to 4% and $28,000 to be paid en County.
Inc. 1830.
As an offset
by city in cash In settlement of all to bonded debt, city owns railroad
past-due coupons—payment to be stock of the par value of $220,000.
made $2,000 yrly. V. 83, p. 1132; V. The Chic. St. L. & P. RR. bonds de¬
clared valid by U. S. Court in Sept.
84, p. 404.
All bonds tax-exempt.
General Bonds.— (See note above )
1902.
Commission
govt,
adopted
8s seml-an
$150,000c—Apr 1 1921 Nov. 4 1913.
V. 97, P. 1367.
Chicago at. L. & P. RR.
((Compromised rate of Interest 4%.—
See note above.)
4V4s'88J-D
$81,000c.-Dec 1 1918
School Bonds.
-1921
18,000—July 1 1931
J-J
4s
68 '11
Refunding Bonds
$28,000c
Sept 1930
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$208,000
6s
'
(Subject to call after 1898.)
Refunded N. O. & O. RR.
$12.000c
___
Hs'OO J J
$65,000C-..July 1 1926
4^s'83 F-A
35.000C-—Aug 1 1928
4
Refunding Bonds.
,
Sinking fund
15,000
Assessed val. '12 (2-5 act.).l,700,p00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911....$18.50
Population In 1910
...7,305
INTEREST Is payable at Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
MUHLENBURG COUNTY.
County seat Is Greenville.
For
litigation regarding railroad
bonds, subsequently refunded, see
"State & City Sup." for May 25 1912.
.
:
i^s'04 M-N $2O,000e_—May 2 1924
4
P. T. &
'91
4s
*
A. RR.
$90,000c-— Oct 1 1920
A-O
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Organized
as a
Admitted
as
Total
a
Territory (Act May 26 1790)---May 26 1790
State (Act June 1 1796)
June 1 1796
(square miles)----.
of State
area
$l,600c—-Jan 10 1914
Improvement Bonds.
4s *04
F-A$187,500c._.Aug 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913..$480,000
Sinking fund.
31,418
Assess, val.'13(3-5 act,)..12,155,275
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13.$29.10
Population In 1910
.22,760
'94
Capi tal
- - -
„
Governor (term exp.
Constitution
a
Jan. 15
the 15th of
being elected by the Legislature are usually
the date of their appointment.
of office shall be computed from
term
says
but these officials
January,
allowed to serve a full term from
meets biennially In odd years on the Qrst Monday ItL.
sessions are not limited, "but no member shall be paid for
days of a regular session."
LFJGISLATURE
January and
than 75
more
STATE DEBT.—The debt of the
State is as follows;
by State institutions
Refunding bonds, 1913
1913
do
do
...
debt
on
Dec.
19
5,<K)oc.-Dee 28 1922
1,50()C.'..Aug 1 1923
4s
'12
J-J
50,000c.-.July 1 1942
Water-Works
Bonds
31 1931
(?)
$30,000o-Dec
Jan
'11
5s
TOTAL BONDED DEBT
Population in 1910
...2,161
INT. at Hanover Nat.Bk.N.Y.City.
SHELBY COUNTY.
is the county* seat.
declared valid by
Appeals on Jan. 22 1913.
V. 96, p. 374.
Pop'n '10, 18,041.
Court-House Bonds (part yearly).
5s g '13 Dec 1 $75,000c
1915-1926
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$14.00
---(?)
INT. at office of Com'r of Finance BOND. DEBT Nov 1913
Assessed valuation 1913.-12,671,810
or at Bank of America, N. Y. City.
$85.000c
Jan 11939
bonds........— . .-.$500
GEN. BONDS Mar 1913$997,600
Assessment debt (add'l).162,000
Assessed val. '12 (2-3 act.)15,922,781
4s '09
Shelbyville
J-J
Past-due
These bonds were
_
the Court of
COUNTY.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
County seat Is Oweuton.
Campbellsville is the county seat,.
"County Bonds (Bed. any time).
Old railroad bonds of this county in
5s
Vl-SJ 100.ouoe.. .Sept 1 1916 default. See
V.
95, p.
1760, and
5s
FA
40,000c —1922 V. 97, p. 902.
OWEN
Refunding Bonds.
$30.000-.......-.1942 WARREN COUNTY.
'13—$170,000
Bowling Green is the county seat.
1913—3,200,000
Turnpike & Refund'g Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_$14.00 4S
A-0
$119,500c.-. Jan 2 1.929
Population In 1910 . .
14,248 Subject to call, $35,000 in 1914;
$35,000 In 1919;
$35,000 In 1924.)
INT. at Bank of Commerce, N. Y,
BOND. DEBT Apr 25'13
$114,500
Assessed val.'12 (4-5 act.) 14,191,672
OWENSBORO.
State & Co. tax (pet $1,000)'12.$9.95
This is the county seat of Daviess
Population In 1910....
30.579
Sountv.
Incorporated 1866.
5s
'12
'
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
Assessed valuation
Is
Railroad Bonds (optional).
VI$53.<*<1(1?
Nov t 1919
'15).
J-J $200,000c...Jan
11930
Street Bonds (Red. Jan. 1
is
is
Is
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1911).
'01
J-J $191 ,oooc ..Jan
1 1931
'07
J-J
59,000.:
Jan 1 1937
WINCHESTER.
This city is in Clark County.
City-Hall Bonds.'
4 Us'11 F-A $18,000....Feb 3 1931
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913.. $117,000
Assessed valuation —-.---4,777,233
—7,156
$453,000 Population in 1910—■
INT. at Winchester Bank, Win¬
Sinking fund
J!
34,675
chester.
Assessed val. '11 (4-5 act.)_8.987.654
subjoined statement shows Tennessee's total
—
be funded (held by U. S. Govt.).
—
are
...
Aier'ge
Total
Town Lots.
Property.
Value.
$
$
$
Year
minor civil divisions In
represented among the foregoing;
Assessed Tax per Popul
debtdebt, valuation. $1,000.
1910
Bonded Floating
Location-—
Ishland
$93,500
(C), Boyd County
lardstown Graded Com.
S. D. 30,000
90,000
35*500
45,000.
Jourbon County..
3racken
County
3ullitt County
—
-
$15,000*$7,000,000*$22.90
None
2.50
Nonexl6,276,180 *10.00
40,000
Jarroil County.
,.'—.—
57,000
jlarkCounty.
L-- 70,000
Sorbin (C), Whitley County.. 40,000
Jovlngton School District. —- 87,000
Ualloway
County
—
,
—
— —
Jynthlana, Hai'rlson County—
67,000
Jypthlana School District
57,000
Oanville (C). BayleCounty... 55,500
40,000
Fulton (C), Fulton County
Seorgetown (C), Scott
larrlson County.-
County 36,000
37,500
EHghlandsGrad.Com.S.D.No.2 25,000
Hopkinsville School District-- 66,000
Lancaster S. D., Garrard Co29,000
laidlow (C), Kenton County.- 60,959
Mayfleld (C), Graves County
75,000
Maysville, Mason County
127,000
Montgomery County
82,000
Mt.Sterling(C),MontgomeryCo.45,500
tficholasville (C), JessimineOo 32,000
'axis, Bourbon County..
75,000
Jcott County95,000
Versailles, Woodford Co45,000
37,500
Voodford County
;
(C) City.
(T)
1913 figures
Town,
a
Total tax.
£3,741,640
*4,363,077
£5,127,877
x3,161,340
None£12,182,289
—840,674
49,450
*837,152
None *2,172,627
None £2,100,000
None *3,500,000
700 *1,800,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
5,000
None
2,500,000
—
,
—
—
telephone and telesraph property In 1910 was
property."
The State Supreme Court holds unconstitutional that provision of th£
refunding bond bill passed by the Legislature which exempt® the bonds from
taxation.
This reverses the ruling of Chancellor Allison, who on Mar. 6
1913 decided that the State has power to exempt from taxation bonds Issued
by it.
V. 96,p. 1038.
'
DISTRICTS AND TOWNS AUTHORIZED TO
379, Laws of 1911, approved June 24
districts and towns having a population qf
130,000 or more, by the Federal Census of 1910 or any subsequent Federal
Census, to issue $250,000 coupon bonds to Improve the water-works sys¬
tem, providing such system is owned or operated by the municipality.
CITIES,
V. 93,
p.
1910--
15,000 «4,075,000 al5.00
6,000 £6,678,106 *11.00
6.972 £2,400,000
£7.50
None £1,600,000
None £3,800,000 £12.50
16,500*11,592,887 *11.50
*12.00
£9.90
1830---
1800
—
-
—
1790
422,771
261,727
105,602
-----
35,691
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE
17,462
10,3l8
NOTE.—For
see
reports
not
OF TENNESSEE.
given in
"Additional Statements" at end o*
Clinton
bonds
are
Is
alphabetical order among the following
this State.
COUNTY.
the
taxable.
seat.
All
Pop'n '10,17,717.
county
5s
Road Bonds
'07
J-J
$25,000c...July 1 1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $191,000
Ass'd val.'12(2-5 to
act.) 4, 00.000
Road Bonds.
J4s'06 F-A $85,000c
.-1936 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13.$17.20
Population in 1910
16.336
(Subject to call after 1912.)
5s *07
A-0 $100,000o
-.1938
INT. on bonds of 1907 at Cleve¬
(Subject to call after 1917.)
land Nat.
Bk., Cleveland, Tenn.;
4Hs'09 A-0 100,000c
1939
others at Importers & Traders' Nat.
(Subject
to
call
after
1929.)
Bank, N. Y.
BOND. DEBT Mch mi..$285,000
Sinking fund
6,000
Assessed val. (M act.).——3,839,220 BRISTOL.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T12_$19.O0
Bristol is in Sullivan Co.
Incorp.
INT. in N. Y. at Hanover Nat. Feb. 22 1856.
All bonds taxable.
Bk. and in Chicago at Am. Tr. &
Commission government adopted.
Sav. Bk. and Harris Tr. & Sav. Bk. V.
96, p. 1375.
Pop'n '10, 7,148.
.—
-
—
—
5,420
2,575
—
4,533
——
*1912 figures.
»—
1810.
follows;
1820
1,002,717
829,210
681,904
proportion of the colored population was 26.14% In. 1880, 24.57%
In 1890, 23.8 % In 1900 and 21.7%
in 1910.
In number blacks were
245,881 In 1850, 283,019 in 1860, 322,331 In 1870, 403,151 In *880, 434,300
In 1890, 480,243 In 1900 and 473.088 In 1910.
8,688
4,163
5,916
6,141
12,868
3,932
2,935
5,859
16,956
2,268
12,571
1,109,801
-
1840
—
—
—
1850
__2,020,61G
1,767,518
1,542,359
-..1,258,520
—
The
16,873
None
18,416 fl,485,253 /14.00
None *3,341,700 14.00
0
I860.
2,184,789
—
1900
3,603
£5 00
*5.00
*1,500,000 -*2.50
/1911 figures.
301.
POPULATION.—The population of Tennessee haa been as
4
£3,265,000
*4,400,000
None *1,500,000
None £10,413.096
TAXING
ISSUE WATER BONDS.—Chapter
1911, authorizes cities, taxing
--—-
20,000 £8,276,035
------
MUNICIPAL
from taxation that class of
----
15.00
$91,028,024.
BONDS.—The Attorney-General ad¬
vised us under date of January 24 1912 that, "under our constitution
it is not competent for the Legislature to exempt from taxation State, county
or municipal
bonds, although occasionally, in providing for and issuing
county or municipal bonds, it is provided that they shall not be Subject to
county or municipal taxation.
In 1903, by Chapter 258 of the Acts of that
year, it was attempted to practically exempt from taxation State bonds
held by banks in this State, but the Supreme Court in the case of the State
National Bank against the City of Memphis, 116 Tennessee 641, held that
it was not competent for the Legislature under our constitution to exempt"
OF
TAXATION
19,867
8,110
17,987
*18.00
*7.50
$
—
ANDERSON
£4.20
$
526.01^)386
1911.-208,878,577
1910.-210,007,356
1908.-190,288.847
*10.J00
*5.00
*10.00
*9.00
*3.50
p.Acre. $1,000.
8.39
3.00
78,458470
230,387,312
3.50
8.04
506,005,365
79,324,281
217,802,508
8.02
3.50
499.702.478
78,297.887
211,397,235
7.44
1.50
444,186,729
185.175,781
68,7^2,101
3.50
6.84
347,887,713
49,923,053
124,757,254
1902.-173,207,406
3.50
6.61
340,359,148
48,493,768
120.338,355
1900—171,527,025
6.42
2.00
316,061.613
88.271,204
1895
111,906,412
165,883.997
6.54
3.00
347.508.105
54,637,292
120,530,633
189Q_. 172.340.180
6.00
1 00
211,768.438
16,133,338
1880
46,635,550
148,999.550
6.74
4.00
278,020,534
37,213,908
1875
57,578,261
183,228,365
8.39
6.00
287,905,020
-72,518,2431871
205,386,777
6.72
4.50
225,393,410
59,039,406
11,108,826
1867.-155.245,178
In addition to the above valuations, the assessed valuations of railroad;
1912__217.165.104
1870
Kentucky which are not
Rate of
Tax per
Value
Other
Acres.
STATEMENTS.
statistics regarding
table below we give
In the
showB the charac¬
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The following statement
and valuation of ail taxable property In the State.
1880
;he State of
11,793,766
The State
ter
1890
ADDITIONAL
Government.
Owned by the United States
,
$11,458,000
*335,666
said, until certain claims are adjusted be¬
tween the State and the Federal Government.
Under an Act of 1905 all
of the unfunded bonds, except the $335,666-66 held by the Federal Govern¬
ment, were eliminated from the State debt on Jan. 1 1907.
BOND. DEBT May 1 1911.
—
Oct.
1
1914.
A O
State Trea surer's office.
will not fund these bonds, it is
School Bonds.
Debt).
I00c_.Various 1919
$636,000
9,401,000
1,608,000
1914
,
Total bonded debt-
These bonds
1
1912:
interest bearing debt
Est. amount of bonds yet to
Total
*
July
J J
5
5
C—;
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—The
■
(At pleasure!
V of State. J
—
c
"""*
88
When Due.
P.Ct. Payable.
Name and Purpose.
Old certificates of indebtedness
5&6
J J
held
INTEREST at National Park Bank or
PENDLETON COUNTY.
County seat is Falmouth.
Refunding Bonds.
NEWPORT.
*
4J4s'12 J-J
$55,OOOC.July 1 '31-'40
Newport is In Campbell County.
Refunding Turnpike Bonds.
All bonds are exempt from municipal
«^g'10 J J
$34 OOOc.July 1 '14-'30
taxes.
Incorporated as a town in
TOTAL DEBT April 1913.
$91,000
1795. and as a city Feb. 21 1849.
Cash in treasury April 1912
33,000
Population 1910, 30,209.
""
As'd va!.'13(H to 3-5act.)-3,851,436
Kciuiiiitng Bonds.
5s '94
F-A $10.000C— .Feb
1 1914 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '10_$12.75
11.985
4s '04
J-J
35.000C--.July 1 1924 Population in 1910..
INT. at Nat. Park Bk., N. Y. City.
58 94
M N
92,009c-..May 1 1914
3.65s 01 J-J 506,000c
Jan
1 1930
4S 'Oft
J-J
55.OOOC-_.July 1 192ft PINEVTLLE.
This place is in Bell County. •
48 *11
37,000c..-July 1 1931
PrincipalOutstanding.
—Interest—
LOANS—
& O. RR.
$1,000)'13 $13.50
$30,000c_. Various 1918
.—42,050
—i - —
—
INT.on refunded N. O.
Population In 1910
28,598
INT. at Bk. of Am., N. Y. City.
Newport St. Bonds (Gen'l
-.— - —
Nash ville
1910---. —_-Ben. W. Hooper
Sec'y of State (term exp. Feb. 12 a 1917)
R. R. Sneed
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 15 a 1915).—W. P. Hiokerson
Comptroller (term expires Jan. 15 1915)
Geo. P. Woollen
3 late
J-J
in N. Y.City: on $65,Refunding Bonds.
5s g
J-J
$80,000c
1915 000 at Mechanics' Nat. Bank and on
$35,000 at U. S. Mtge. & Tr.Co.; on
5s s
J-J
85.000c
1920
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 —$165,000 imp. bonds at Western German Bank
Assess, val. '12 (% act.)—5,725,083 in Cincinnati; other bonds in Paducah.
5s various
ETC.
P. & M. Gravel Road
4s
bonds payable
State& Co. tax(per
State of Tennessee.
Court
BLOUNT COUNTY.
Marysville is the county seat.
Road Bonds (Part every 5 years).
5s '11
J-J $300,OOOc.July 1 '21-'51
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 '13—$305,000
Bridge warrants
10,000
Assessed valuation 1912
4,583,430
.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'12_$20.00
Population In 1910.
i
20,809
INT. atChase Nat.Bank, N. Y.City.
House
Bonds.
J-D $10,000c...Feb
Funding Bonds.
6s g
5s
6s
11922
$19,500c—-Mch 1 1925
40,000
July 1 1942
M-S
6s
—
King College Bond.
Feb
$815c—-Feb
Market
68 g 92
House
Railroad
Aid
1 19
2
Bonds.
$25,000c.—July,, 1 1920
J-J
6s
1 1916
Bonds.
$10,000c—-Feb
J-D
School Bonds.
BRADLEY
-s
5s
COUNTY.
Cleveland is
'99&'01 j_.$166,000
'04
-
$10,0Q0C—May
M-N
68
the county seat,
g
J-J
58
'05
M-S
-
1 1934
12,0000—JciS 1
12,000c
1921
Sept 1 1925
174
BRISTOL (Concluded)
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'07 F-A $800,000c
Aug 1937
(Subject to call $200,000 In each of
•
Street improvement Bonds.
6s g '90 J-J
$25,000c...July 1 1920
6s g
J-D
30,000c—Feb 1 1922
Street Imp't & Bridge Bonds.
4s
A-0
43
J-J
-
$20 ,000c..-Oct
--S
1 1921
—s
*08
....1938
50,000c
s-a
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $200,000
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)_6,066,329
27,387
Bank.N.Y.
INT. at Hanover Nat.
CARTER COUNTY.
Elizabethton is the county seat.
Road Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
-1941
(Subject
1926.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1911...
$77,000
Floating debt
13,837
5s '11
J-J
$60,000e
to call after
Assessed valuation 1911
...
Assessed valuation
(Assessment at 40 to 50%
19.838
INT. at Trustee's office or in N.Y.
CHATTANOOGA.
Chattanooga is the county seat of
Hamilton Co.
Inc. Dec. 20 1839.
See V. 92, p. 1386, concerning new
form of government.
An Act passed
by the Legislature in July 1911 au¬
thorized this city to issue $1,250,000
bonds for the purpose of buying or
building water works.
Up to Mar.
1913 no action had been taken in the
matter.
Population 1910, 44,604.
Funding Bonda.
4Ms'07 J-J $100 000c
Jan 1 1937
Bonds.
Sewer
6b
M-S $50,000c
Sept 1 1917
4Ms'09 M-S 125.000c_.Sept 1 1939
and
Street
Sewer
Bonds
School
30 1941
Bonds.
4Ms*09 M-S$150,000c—Sept 1
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'09 A-0 $125,000c.Apr 15
4 Mb'11 J-D
81,000c... June 1
City-Hall Bonds.
4 Ms'07 J-J $200,000c
Jan 1
'13
5s
—1932
$30,000
Bonds.
—
May
and
4Ms'05 J-J $125,000c
Annexation Bonds.
July 1 1935
4Hs'13 J-D$150,000c
June 2 1943
Paving Bonds (City's Portion) —
4Ms'10 J-D $100,000c.-June 1 1940
4Ms'll J-D
45,000c
Jan 1 1941
6s
153,000
Various
4Ws'12 M-S
45.000
Sept 11942
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_$3,369,141
Park bonds (included)
300,000
Sinking fund
71,176
Assessed valuation 1912.-32,114,993
Actual valuation
66,904,600
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912__-$32.20
Int. at Nat First Bk.,.Chattan'ga.
...
CLARES VILLE.
County seat of Montgomery Co
Incorp. in 1855;
reincorp. Apr. 8
1905.
All bonds are taxable.
Water (Red. aft. 10 yrs.from issue).
J-J. $18,500c._.July|l 1927
5s '97
4s '99
J-J
12.500c—Julyil 1929
4s *03
J-J
28,000c—.JulyU 1933
4s '05
J-J
10,000c—.Julyll 1925
4^s'09 M-S
31.500c—-Sept 1 1929
4Ms'll A-O
60,000c
Oct
1941
Refunding Bonds.
7
6s
J-J
$24,200C. ..July 1 1915
6s
J-J
19,200c
July 1 1916
A-O
6s
School
18,600c..-July 1
1917
1 1927
Apr
Sewer Bonds (Red. begin. 1910).
5s '05
J-J
$500c„-July 1 1925
Railroad
Aid
Bonds.
'04
J-J
$98,000o
July 1 1924
Street Bonds (Red. begin. 1919).
4Ms'09 s-an $25.000c
1929
4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
Floating debt
Sinking fund
14,500
14,000
GRAINGER "COUNTY.
Rutledge is the county seat.
(Included)
Assess, val. '12 % act.)
-
154.000
4,478,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$12.50
Population in 1910
8.548
INT. at First Trust &
Sav. Bank,
Clarksville, and in N. Y. City.
COCKE
$100,000
(?)
13,888
—_
HAMBLEN COUNTY.
Morristown is the. county seat.
Road Bonds.
'12
J-J
$25.000
June 11952
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913 —$277,000
Assessed valuation 1912
2,940,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) T2_$17.40
Population in 1910-----INT1
East
at
13,650
Tennessee
Nat.
Bank, Knoxville.
HAMILTONICOUNTY.
County seat is Chattanooga.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'05 A-O$100,000c,__Apr
'01 Dec
100,000c._-Dec 11921
Subject to call after Dec." 1 1911.)
4^s'13 J-J
550,000c.— July 1 1943
School
1 1927
1917.)
1 1929
1 1941
Road Bonds.
A-0
50O,OO0c_~~Apr 1 1941
A-0
65,000c—Apr 11942
25,000c.—July 1 1943
4Ms'09 A-O$100,000c—Oct 1 1929
Tunnel Bonds. (Red. aft. 1917.)
"
5s 07
-Apr $15O,OO0c__Apr 1 1927
St. Elmo Tax District Bonds.
5Ms'07 A-O $18,000
Apr 1 1927
Court-House
Bonds.
4Ms'l2 A-O$350,000o—Apr
4
Ms'12 A-0 $75,000o —.Apr 1 1942
4Ms'13 A-0
25,000c
Apr 1 1943
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913_$1,968,000
Assessed val. (3-5
act.)—40,216,720
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '10.$14.50
Population in 1910
—89,267
City Bank, N. Y. C.
City tax (per $1,000) 1911—_$20.00
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
HAYWOOD
Population in 1910
Is
COUNTY.
County seat is Brownsville.
Bonds
19,399
May $121,000
May 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Aug 4 1913 $121,000
Assess, val.'13 (35% act.).4,314,593
AVIDSON COUNTY.
Nashville is the county peat.
The
ate fair grounds bonds given below
ere declared valid.
V.93,p.l736.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) "13_$18.00
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '13-$18.00
Population in 1910-.—.
25,910
INT. at Co. Trustee's
Knoxville Is county seat of
County.
Knox
1897 Knoxville, North
In
Knoxville and West Knoxville consol¬
is for
Statement below
idated.
con¬
solidated
city.
Commission gov't
adopted Aug. 26 1911.
V.93, p.607.
City has purchased plant of Knoxville
Water Co.
City assumed $639,000
bonds of water company and in addi¬
$611,000 4M% bonds In
These Issues are
In bonded debt given
payment for plant.
not
Included
below,
the
but
$611,000
bonds
direct obligations of the city.
are
For
previous items concerning purchase
of this plant,, see "State & City Sup."
for Nov. 27 1909.
Of the bonds as¬
sumed, $150,000 6s were refunded In
June 1912 by a like amt. of 4 Ms.
Funding Bonds
6s g '85
6s g *87
J-J
J-J
$95,000
July
95,000
July
34.000—_Jan
100,000——June
4s g '90 J-J
4s '99
J-D
1 1915
1 1917
1 1920
1 1929
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $275,000.-.May 1 1940
Hospital Bonds.
J-D $30,000
June 1 1929
Gainesboro is the county seat.
Market &
Road and Bridge Bonds.
'12
A-0 $75,000c
Apr 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
$75,000
Assess; val. '13 (1-3 act)
1,712,800
State&Co. tax(per$l ,000) '13_$14.80
Population in 1910
15,036
-.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
County seat is Dandridge.
Viaduct
Bonds.
4Ms'09 A-0 $50.000
..Apr 1 1939
Funding and Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms'07 J-D
$165,000
Dec 2 1937
Street Bonds.
--
_—
School Bonds.
'97
A-0 $85,000. —-Apr 1 1927
(Part due every 10 years on April 1.)
High-School Bonds.
4Ms'09 A-0$150,000
Apr 1 1939
5s
5s
$49,000
1926
(Subject to call beginning 1916 .)
5s
$1,00,000
1931
(Subject to call beginning 1921.)
5s
$20,000
.1926
5s
175,000.
1939
4 Ms
M-S
25,000.——1939
Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $25,000
1933
Road Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $125,000
1943
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. $519,000
Sinking fund (estimated)__
20,000
Assessed vaL '12 (2-5 act.)_3,430,445
—
—
—
'91
A-0$500,000
Oct 1 1921
J-J
35,000—-July 1 1939
J-D
15,000...June 15 19.42
5s '09
5s
'12
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'07 J-D
Ms'12 J-D
"
$15,000
Dec 2 1937
125,000—June 15 1942
4
Water-Works Bonds.
— .
4Ms'09 J-J $611,000
July 1 1949
Water Co. Bonds (assumed).
4Ms
4
F-A
$489,000.
-1921
(Subject to call after 19110
Refunding Water Bonds.
Ms'12 J-J $150.000
1942
North
—-
Knoxville Bonds.
5s '89
M-S$100,000
Sept 1 1919
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$20.00
West
Knoxville Bonds.
Population In 1910
17,755 6s'89
J-D $75,000—'June 1 1919
INT.
on
5% bonds of 1913 at 5s '93
J-D
37,000
June 1 1»23
Nat. City Bank, N. Y.; on other 5s GEN. BD. DT Jan 23 '13 $1,931,000
at East Tennessee Nat. Bank, Knox
Paving bonds (city's port)
98,000
ville, and Nat. City Bank, N. Y.; Paving bonds (assessment)
253,320
Paving certlfs (assessm't)
Sinking fund (cash & lnv).
JELLICO.
Assessed valuation, real..18,713,375
Assessed val., personal-.. 2,683,332
This
city Is in Campbell
School Bonds.
-
County.
•
$6,000.
—
office.
Assessed val. RR.f Tel.,&c.1,385,531
Total val 1912 (M actual) .22,782,238
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 —.$16.00
INTEREST
Street Bonds.
$10,000.
City Hall Bonds.
$14,000---Water & Sewer (optional).
5Ms'll J-J
$75,000
July 1 1941
-.-
-------
—
_
Water-Works Bonds.
-s
$10,000
•
33,344
176,019
_
Population In 1910 (Census) ..36,346
30,000
_S
on
bonds
due
1937
payable at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.;
on street and refunding bonds of 1910
in Knoxville at City Treasury.
City's total resources on Jan. 23
1913 were $2,695,578, incl. $487,021
value of school buildings and $483,
304 value of other public buildings.
BOND. DEBT Sept 29
'13 $145,000
Floating debt
;
2,361
Sinking fund---.
—'
1,237
Assess, val. '13 (M act)— *857,963
City tax rate (per $1,000) *13_$28.00
Population in 1910
___1,862
LOUDON COUNTY.
Loudon Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
—
*
Exclusive of telephone and' rail¬
road property.
5s
'12
Jan 1 1*942
J-J $100,000c_
5s '13
150,000c
1923-1943
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913— $100,000
Assessed valuation.
2,686,076
—
Actual
JOHNSON CITY.
This city is in Washington County.
Inc. In 1885. Bonds ate exempt from
city taxes.
Pop'n 1910, 8,502.
Public Improvement Bonds.
5s '03
M-N $28,000c
May 2 1923
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08
M-N
$20,000c—May 1 1928
M-N
7,500o—May 1 1929
Funding Bonds.
5s '05
$10,000c
June 1 1925
6s '10
M-S
5,000
Mch 15 1920
5
Ms'11 F-A
40,000
Feb
1 1931
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
'10
J-D
$153,000c..June 1
5s
J-D 212,000c —-June 1
School Bonds.
5s '12
J-D $50,000c
Dec 1
5s '10
J-D
75,000o__June 15
5s '06
Railroad
at
4s '99
5 Ms'09
HARRIMAN.
This city is in Roane County.
Inc.
in 1891.
Population 1910, 3,061.
Refunding Bonds (tax-exempt).
IS g 05 A-O$100,000c
Apr 1 1925
5s
J-J $100,000...Jan 1 *17-'41
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 *13—$263,947
Assessed valuation 1912
4,178,802
ref.
1 1942
Bonds.
INT. at Nat.
4M%
COUNTY.
5s
—
A-0 $50,000c—-Oct 1.1939
J-D 100,000c
June 1 1941
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
Jail
JACKSON
Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J
on
bonds
"
KNOXVILLE.
1st Nat. Bank, Jackson.
...
'07
Apr $75,000c. —Apr
(Subject to call after Apr 1
4Ms'0? M-N 150,000——Nov
4Ms'li J-D 135,000c
June
4Ms'09
4Ms'll
4Ms'll
4 Ms'12
and
bridge
Bank, N. Y.; other
Nat.
Bank, Knoxville.
11925
Newport is the county seat.
— .
Jackson,
other bonds at East Tennessee Nat.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. $110,000
Assessed val. '11 (1-3 act.) 1,100,000
COUNTY.
on 6% impt. bonds
payable
Importers' & Traders' Nat. Bank,
N, Y.; on 5s at Hanover Nat. Bank.
N. Y.; on 5% ref. bonds at 2d Nat,
-
5s
5s
-15,779
-
5%
on
Hanover
bonds in Knoxville.
INT.
at
5s
Pike Bonds.
5s
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12__$13.50
Population In 1910 (Census)-.94,187
5s '10
Court-House (Red. after 1919).
'09
J-J
$100,000
1929
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913-$100,000
'11
1912— $561,964
Population in 1910
bonds at
1913.$359,500
Water debt
DEBT May
Pulaski is the county seat.
Bonds (Red. begin. 1912).
4>iS'07 A-O $25,000c
GEN.
Bank,
GILES COUNTY.
Population In 1910
Park Bonds.
1941
Assessed val. '11 (M act.)—4,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911 ---32.90
4,149
water
light
bonds dated 1911 payable at office of
Farson, Son & Co., N. Y. and Chic.;
on
other water and light bonds at
First Nat. Bank, Dyersburg.
on
1941
July 1 1935
75,000
and
School
$30,000
Population in 1910
4 Ms'07 J-J
4Ms'05 J-J
s-a
High-School (Red. begin. 1931).
s-a
$50,000-.
1941
4 Ms'll
.8
$50,000c...Jan 11937
Public-Improvement Bonds.
J-J $100,000c-. Jan 11922
4Ms'll
Real value (estimated)
4,500,000
Total tax rate(per$l,000) '10_$32.50
Total bonded debt
3Ms
Apr 1 1920
Funding Bonds (Red. begin. 1930)
s-a
INTEREST
BOND.DEBT Mch 1913.- $305,500
tion Issued
5s '91
25,000c1933
BOND. DEBT June 1913- $194,500
Assessed valuation 1912
1,890,000
1939
Fire-Hall Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
A-0 $48,000c
May'14-*15
$8,500
1926
40.000c.Oct 1 1916 & 1921
Oct
Railroad Bds. (Part every 5 years).
J-J
$49,500C-July 1 *14-'24
INT.
—
Railroad Bonds.
6s '09
6S
1 1916
1 1921
1
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.)40,000,000
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$25,000-.—Jan 1 1915
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1905.)
4s '89
J-J
25,000c
July 1 1929
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
4s '05
J-J
22.000—-July 1 1935
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
Refunding Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5s '09
J-J $125,000c—-Jan 1 1929
4Ms'09 J-J
45,000c—-July 1 1929
4Ms'll s-a
55,0001941
(Subject to call after 1931.)
Fund. & Impt. (Red. begin. 1917).
4Ms*07 J-D$125,000c—-June 1 1927
DYERSBUEG.
County seat of Dyer County.
Water & Electric Light Bonds.
4S
M-N $43,000c__Nov 15 1922
5s
M-N
33,000c__May 15 1933
5s '11
J-D
30,000c-- June 1 1941
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
5s '04
J-J
$25,000c__July 15 1934
1939
1937
6s
6s '85
Funding Bonds.
$3O0,000o.Deo
55,000c—-Apr
State&Co.tax(per$ 1,000) '12 _.$12.00
Population in 1910—
19,955
15 1920
15 1921 State & Co. tax (per$l,000)'12 $12.50
32,629
150,000c...July 1 1935 Population In 1910
INTEREST payable in Pulaski at
4Ms'07 J-J
600,000c...Jan 1 1937,
Park Bonds.
Citizens Nat. and National People's
4 Ms'07 J-J
$50,000c
Jan 11937 banks and Union Bank & Trust Co.
4 Ms'12 M-N 250,000o
May 1 1942
Sewer and
A-O
5s '13
J J $250,000
July 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913. $250,000
*12 (1-3 act)__l,825,910
4Ms'05 J-J
4Ms'll J-D
A-O
5s
Assess, val.
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)—7,915,775
A-0$250,000c. -Apr
A-0 250,000c.-Apr
5s
5s
5s
JACKSON.
This city is in Madison Co.
Jack¬
son owns its water-works
plant.
Inc.
under Chap. 218, Acts of 1853-54.
Road Bonds.
School
-
.
A-O
3,446
$1,000)
Population In 1910—
Charlotte is the county seat.
5s '11
—
5s
INTEREST on bonds of 1911 pay¬
able at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
5s
V
1,025,000
act. val.)
$15.00
County seat Is Knoxville.
Funding Bonds.
3Ms
A-0 $50,000c-.-Apr 4 1819
High-School Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
5s '11
May $26,0000—May 1 1931
5s '13
24,000c
1933
Bridge Bonds
$40,000c—Apr
45,000c—-Apr
Tax rate (per
DICKSON COUNTY.
2,600,000
Population In 1910
1941
$12,000
...
City Hall Bonds.
5Ms'll
$15,000
1941
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$129,000
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13 $19.50
Population In 1910
—.
SMs'll
...
5s
KNOX COUNTY.
$60,000
Funding Bonds.
State Fair (Red. aft. Jan. 1 *26).
M* (Mature various dates from 1912.)
J-J $150,000c
58*11
Jan 1 1941
$30,000
Oct 11941 4s
Normal School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 6 1913 $540,815
1936
Sinking fund
12,000 4 Ms'llsemi-an. $80,000c
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)__2,400,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.$1,570,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *12 $17.50 Assessed val. (2-3 act.) '12 95,924,350
County tax rate(per$l ,000)'12 $13.00
INT. in Bristol at First Nat. Bank
Population In 1910
—— .149,478
and at National City Bank, N. Y,
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
County seat is Jacksboro.
Road (Red.aft.lOyrs.from issue).
4HR'02 M-N $100,000.-.May 1 1932
5« *07
A-0
50,000c...Oct 11937
$12,000
Street Bonds.
Peabody Bonds.
4s
M-N $100,000o—-May 1 1929
M-N $292,000c—May 1 1937
Obion County.
Water and Light Bonds.
'13
M-S $30,000
Sept 1 1933
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
School Bonds.
—s
1 1922
Jan
$190,000C
4s'02 J-J
4,500c...July 1 1922
This place Is in
6s
$30,000
...
xcvii.
KENTON.
Water-Works Bonds.
the years 1919,1922,1925
Water-Works Bonds.
5s *07
HUMBOLDT.
This city Is in Gibson County.
&1931.)
4Ks'09J-J
250,000c—.July 1 1939
Turnpike Bds. (Red. aft. 10 yrs.)
.—
1
'
[Vol.
TENNESSEE—CITIES AND TOWNS
1940
1940
1932
1930
F-A
il7,50Uc
Aug 1 1926
TOT. BD. DT. Mch 1913—$684,836
Paving bonds (included)
66,836
Water bonds
(Included)
365,000
act.) '12—2,015,732
City tax (per $1,000) '11.
$21.50
Assessed val. (M
INT.
on
Normal
School
bonds,
$200,000 water issue and fund, bonds
of 1911 pay. at Hanover Nat. Bank,
N.Y.; on fund, bonds of 1905 at Prov¬
idence Sav. Bk. & Tr. Co., Clncln.;
other bonds
in Johnson
City.
valuation (est.)_ —7t000,000
Population in 1910------—.13,612
MC MINN
COUNTY.
Athens Is the countyj seat.
Road Bonds.
•
"
>
'11
M-S$300,000c
1941
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913- $300,000
Assess, val. '12 (35% act.).3,850,000
5s
—
State&Co.tax(per$l 000)
Population in 1910
INT. at Hanover Nat.
*12
$17.80
21,046
Bank, N. Y.
MADISON COUNTY.
County seat is Jackson.
Bonds are
from county and municipal
taxes.
Popula. 1910, 39,357.
exempt
Road
Bonds.
4s
A-0$150,000c.-Apr 15 1943
(Subject to call after April 15 1933.)
4s '05
A-0$150,000c.-Apr 15 1945
(Subject to call after April 15 1935.)
4s
'09
M-N 200,000
Jan
(Subject to call after Jan.
School
4 Ms'12
1
1
1949
1938.)
Bonds.
J-J $125.000
July 1 1937
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '13
$625,000
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)_10,150,000
State & Co. tax (per/Inside ..$15.40
$1,000), 1912 —-\Outside— 17.00
INT. at People's Sav. Bk., Jackson.
n
MORRISTOWN.
MAXION COUNTY.
County seat is Jasper
Turnpike & Road Improv't
5a
May
$15,000c_.-May
4Hs
May
20,00()c._-May
4s
May
25.OOOc_._May
4s
May
35,000c..-May
4s
May
45,000c.—May
This city is in
Hamblen County.
...
NASHVILLE.
Nashville is the capital of the State
and
the county seat of Davidson
Population in 1910
18.820
County. Incorp. in 1806. All bonds
INTEREST on bonds of 1911 pay¬ are exempt from city taxes.
able at County Trustee's office; other
Viaduct Bonds.
bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. 4 s
J-J $100,000c„.Oct
1 1918
act.) $2,571,665
Assessed val. *12
$1,000)'13 $19.50
4S '
50.000c—.Jan
J-J
•
1
Funding Bonds.
'13
May$145,000
May 1 1933
Funding Road and Bridge Bonds
.8 '11
Aug $45,000c—Aug 1 193;
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $302,000
Assessed valuation 1912
4,803,822
5s
Street Bonds.
Bonds.
J-J
$20,000c._Mar 15 1923
1 1914 5s '13
1 1919 TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1913. $207,700
10,000
1 1924 Floating debt
30,000
1 1929 Sinking fund
1,895,988
1 1934 Assessed valuation 1913
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913—_$18.00\
Refunding Bonds (Tax exempt).
Population in 1910
4,007
Ssg'll
f $20,000c
June '16-'31
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
\($5,000 every 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13. $160,000
Sinking fund
;
16,479
State & Co. tax (per
1921
.
,
1:100.000c—.—July
100,000c
July
50,000
July
500,000
Jan 1
J-J
4S
J-J
1927
1928
.
free from local
tax.,
Artesian-water
tioned
plant
bonds
M-S
4M8'08
men¬
below are part of an issue
of
Water
$3,500,000.
Of this, $1,250,000 was
provide for refunding water com¬
pany's bonds which matured In 1909.
to
New Refunding (Malone) Bds.
4f£s'08 J-J $537,000c
Jan 1 1939
Ms
4 Mi
4 Ms
4*
J-J
300,000c
4s '08
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
200,000
4«g'96 J-J$l,247,000o_.July 1 1926
Street Bonds.
July 1919
Jan 1 1928
Funding Water Bands.
4s
J-J
$25.000c—-July 1 1919
Reservoir Bonds.
'13
M-S $275,000c—Mar 1 1933
Electric-Light-Exten. Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $25,000c—-Mar 1 1933
TOT. BD. DT. June *13_$6,113,204
Fire and Police-Station Bonds.
Water debt & sinking fund 1,505,601
4Hs'10 J-J
$260,000c.-July 1 1950
NET DEBT June 1913— 4,607,603
Memphis Artesian Water Bonds.
4s '03 M-N $3,000,000c_May 1 1933 Val. city prop. Jan 1 '13—13,250,000
Assessed valuation, real..54,263,380 •
($50,000 due each year on May 1.)
11,525,035
4 Hs'llA-0 $250,000 — ..Oct
11946 Assessed val., personal
Total value *12 (M_act.)_*65,788,415 ■
Taxing Dist.—Compromise Bonds.
6s '87
J-J $986,000o
July 1 1915 City tax (perf Old Territory—$15 00
'Market
House Bonds.
$1,000) '12\New Territory.. 13.00 1
58 '97 J-J $60,000o_Jan l'17-'22-'27
•In
addition
to
the
valuations
Park Bonds.
4Hs'09
4Hs'10
4Hs'll
4Hs'12
F-A
$425,000..Aug 1
F-A
575,000c—Aug 1
F-A 300,000c.-Aug 1
M-S 450,000c_._Mch 1
1949
1945
1946
1947
M-S$225,000c.Mch 1 '14-'31
tfs'09 A-0 500,000c—-Apr
11959
5s
given
4
Assessors
and
Normal School Bonds.
4^8*11 F-A$150.000o
Aut 1 1936
Amusement & Recreation Park.
4Hs'12 J-J $275,000
July 1 1947
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 1 '12 $4,930,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
1,346,400
Water, park and markethouse debt (add'l)
4,372,500
Assessed valuation, real—83,160,560
Assessed val., personal—12,110,275
Merchants' capital (est.). 6,222,325
Railroads. &c. (est.)—... 9,026,117
Totalisation *12(est.) 110,519,277
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.—$15.80
Population In 1910 (Census) .131,105
_.
The water, park and market-house
bonds are secured by
Taxing District and the bondholders,
and no part material
to rights of
bondholders shall be modified while
the bonds remain outstanding.
CITY SCHOOLS.
$28.5000—-July 1 1919
/70,000c_Apr 1 '16-'26
\ (Part every 5 years.)
125,000c
July 1 1945
4 Ms'05 J-J
4 M8'03 J-J
75,000c—_ July 1 1928
4s '07*
J-J
300,000c— -July 1, 1937
498,000c—July 1 1959
4Ms'09 J-J
4 Ms' 11 J-J
250,000c.—July 1 1961
Lenox Bonds (Annexed)-*5s'09
Mar $50,000c_—Mar 11929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_$1,396,500
Sinking fund Mar 1913...
117,057
48 '99
J-D
4s '02
1912 assessed railway
properties at $5,724,837.
assessed by the State Board of Assesssors, amounted to $5,648,054.
INT.
bonds
street
on
due
Bank; on bonds dated 1913 at Nat.
City Bank, N. Y.; other bonds at
Merch. Nat. Bk., N. Y., and in Nash
ville. All coupons are tax receivable.
DEBT
bonds
LIMITATION.
*
—
Assessed valuation 1912. —6,309,797
vote of the
(Cen¬
1910
it was
80,865; in 1890, 76,168.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
SUMNER
Murfreesboro is the county seat.
_s
6s
Sewer
'13
6s
.
_
May 1 1923
$8,000c—-May 1 1923
_—
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 —-$168,000
POLK COUNTY.
Road Bonds (Part every 5 years).
J-D $150,000—Dec 1 r26-'36
Bridge and Highway Bonds.
'09
A-O $19,000—-Apr 1 '14-'22
*13
J-J
80,000--July 1 '14 '44
3,670,825
Real value (est.)
Population in 1910
7,000,000
14,116
INT.
at
;
Merchants'
Nat.
Bank,
New York.
BOND. DEBT Oct 24 '12--$300,000
Assessed valuation 1911—4,500,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '11.$12.60
Population in 1910
20,716
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Ciarksville is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
5s '13
$20,000c__
—1943
Funding Bonds.
5s '13
A-O $72,000c
Apr 1 1943
(SubJ. to call 1923, 1928, 1933&1938)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $242,832
Assessed valuation 1913—8,247,288
—
Population in 1910
33,672
INT. in Ciarksville & New York.
INTEREST is
PUTNAM
COUNTY.
Cookeville
Bonds
are
City.
COUNTY.
*
ELMO.
This place' is in Hamilton County.
1937, and $50,000, 1942.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $200,000
Assessed val. 1912.__
7,275,887
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$13.50
Population in 1910
—25,621
ST.
Sewer Bonds.
5s g '11 M-N $80,000c-._Noy 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Nov. 1911
$80,000
_
Assessed valuation 1911
1,203,000
COUNTY.
TIPTON
Covington is the county seat.
School-Site Bonds.
1938
-(?)
'13
s-a
$50,000c
TOTAL DEBT
5s
-
—2,426
Population in 1910
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
SEVIER COUNTY.
.—29,459
Population in 1910
TULLAHOMA.
Sevierville is the county seat.
This town is in Coffey County.
Turnpike Bonds.
& Water Bonds.
($26,000
July 11921
5,000
July 11933
5s
Apr
$9.500c
1917
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1917).
Funding Bonds
5s '12
M-S $25,000C. —Sept 1 1932
4Ms
May $24,000c
1923 GEN. BD. DT. July 1913—$56,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'l)
3,000
5s '13
July $28,000
Sinking fund
2,000
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
Assess, val. '12 (M act.)
637,000
5s
J-J $ 150,000c
.1930 Population in 1910
.3,049
BOND. DEBT Sept 30 '13. $227,500
Floating debt
10,234
Sinking fund
3,268 WARREN COUNTY.
McMinnville is the county seat.
Assessed val. *12 (M act.).2,625,229
Pike Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$20.00
Population in 1910
..22.296 4p '09
Apr $150,000 «_—■
INT. on bridge bonds payable at BOND. DEBT Feb 1911— $173,000
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on funding Assessed valuation 1910-—2,796,647
and turnpike bonds due 1923 at Har¬ Population in 1910—
16,534
Electric Light
-1923
May $16,000c
4Ms
_s
...
,
Bridge Bonds.
1
-
Trust
ris
Bank,
Sav.
&
Chicago;
Bank
other bonds at Hanover Nat.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Road Bonds (Bed. beg. 1921).
City.
J-J
5s '12
M.
'84
&
O.
RR.
A-O
*09
$75,000-1934
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $135,000
-s
Bonds.
$72,000c—Apr 1
1914
$60,000c—Dec 1 1914
Bolton College Bonds.
'
'01
J-D $60,000c_—June 1 1916
Emergency Levee Bonds.
'05 -A-O $100,000c—Oct 1 1926
5s
4s
J-D
Court-House
4s
4s
lins & Sons, Chicago;
over
'07
A-O
1 1957
500,000c—Apr
is
taxable.
county
seat.
Pop'n '10,20,023.
the
Road Bonds (optional).
July $150,000o
4 Ms'09
1939
MS'll J-J
100,000
July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 '13. $250,000
Assessed vaL'12 (4-5 act.)-3,137,900
4
State & Co. tax (per M)
12—$18.70
COUNTY.
Kingston is the county seat.
a
Road Bonds.
4s
..-.$112,000
.....1921
others at Han¬
Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
COUNTY.
WHITE
.
Sparta is the county seat
Pike Bonds.
J-J$l ,000,000c..July 1 1955
Normal
5,314,676
Population in 1910
29.968
INT. on road bonds at E. H. Rol¬
'
Bonds.
*05
...
Assessed valuation 1912
County Bonds.
6s'93
1932
$60,0000
State Normal School Bonds.
SHELBY COUNTY.
County seat is Memphis.
6s
is the county seat.
Jonesboro
and Chase Nat. Bank, both of N.Y.
5s
School Bonds.
July $60,000_July 1
*07
*13
„s
,17&'27
50,000
_—
Funding Bridge Bonds.
Jan 1 1935
4Ms'11 J-J
Apr $25,000
Apr 1 1927
200,000c
Jan 1 1941 5s '12
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $135,000
Road and Bridge Bonds.
2,464,502
4Ms'13 M-N$600,000c May 1 '14 '25 Assessed valuation 1911
.6,500,000
BOND,. DEBT Oct 1 '13—2,792,000 Real value (est.)
Sinking fund
123,000 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'10 $16.00
:
15.420
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_96,757„766 Population in 1910
INT. on bonds of 1912 payable at
State A Co.tax(per$l,000)*13 $13.90
Population in 1910
191.439 John Nuveen & Co., Chicago.
4Ms'10 J-J $200,000c
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
we give statistics regarding certain other civil divisions
the State of Tennessee which are not represented among the foregoing:
Bonded Floating
Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
1910.
Debt.
Valuation. $1,000:
Debt.
In the table below
in
Blnghamton
$40,000
$300
d359,974 al2.50
50,000
Columbia (C), Maury County.
55,000
28,000
Putnam County.-
25,000
l
——.
Cookeville,
Covington (C), Tipton County 69,500
Cumberland County
.85,000
—_
None
*753,301
35,632
50,000
Dyer County
75,000
39,000
65,500
*490,289
18,000
40,000
None
(C), Carter Co..
McMinn County
e
1,848
9,327
1.991
1,850
27,721
*7,848,058
2,478
*590.000 *20.00
*400,000 *21.50
I,685
dl,303,000 a22.00
.
2,924
23,587
None
*3.925,000
*18.00
None
*2.2*8,291
*16.00
70,000
Lenoir City, Loudon County.
40,000
Lewlsburg, Marshall County.-t/58,000
Lexington (T), Henderson Co. 50,000
Lonsdale(T), (P.O. Knoxville)z/30,000
Lookout Mtn. (T), HamiltonC025,000
McKenzie, Carroll County
58,000
Martin, Weakley County
55,000
Maury County
175.000
Morgan County
41,000
Mt. Pleasant (C), Maury Co— 55,000
Murfreesboro (C), RutherfordCo80,000
New Bern (C), Dyer County.. 70,000
Newport .Cocke County
50,000
Obion, Obion County
<
35.000
Obion Drainage District No. 2 62,229
Paris (C), Henry County
85,000
Pulaski (C). Giles County
50,000
Rockwood (C), Roane County 1/27,500
Trenton (C), Gibson County.. 43,000
Union City (C), Obion County 67,500
Van Bur en County
50,000
5,754
2.990
——
50,000
Henderson County
5,549
*31.50
.-220,000
Hawkins County
23,504
*2,362,282
None
Elixabethton
10,540
*15.00
10,000
e897,000 *10.00
12,000
C743.851 a50.05
None *1,972,267 *18.00
Dickson (T), Dickson County.
1
2,882
*i,508,020 *16.50
*1,964,719 *21.00
*1,500,000 *12.50
1,000
15,000
County
Cleveland (T), Bradley Co.
1,070
1,000,000 615.00
.
70,000
150,000
Claiborne
1,673
d$600,000u$10.00
None
29,000
(C)
Bolivar, Hardeman County
Lawrenceburg, Lawrence Co.
Benton is the county seat.
—
5s '11
Population In 1910
*3.472,127 *14.00
None *2,562,695 *17.00
8,000
al2.50
None
*673,652
*829,248
None
Hickman County
62,500
Lake County Levee District-.100,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913— $130,000
COUNTY
$1,000)'12 $13.00
33,199
payable in Chicago,
111., at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bank.
•
State & Co.tax(per
Franklin (C), Williamson Co. .100,000
Assessed valuation 1912
Madisonville is the county seat.
Assessed val. '12 (M act.)-7,400,000
Etowah,
(M act.)
1,715,505
($er $1,000)'13 $26.70
Population in 1910— —
—5,250
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
6s
Y.
A-0$200,000—Apr 1 '17-'43
($15,000 In 1917, $25,000, 1922; $30,000, 1927; $35,000, 1932; $45,000,
Total tax rate
6s
N.
'12
4s
Assess, val. '13
4Hs due 1928 and
1945 and the 4s due July 1 1937 is
MONROE
s-an
Dayton (C), Rhea County.
Bonds.
$10,000c
School Bonds.
*13
Bank,
Road Bonds.
$100,000c
1930
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913-.-$100,000
'10
5s
Nat.
Gallatin is the county seat.
School Bonds.
Cheatham County
(P. O. Knoxvllle) is in
Inc. Feb. 1907.
Improvement Bonds.
'08
$105,000
*
Funding Bonds.
'09
$20,000
----'11 •
25,000
city
Knox County.
_S
Normal
Brownsville, Haywood County 84,000
PARK CITY.
-s
seat.
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
of Bristol and Importers'
&
Traders'
people.
POPULATION.—In
This
county
Bank
Population in.1910
25,466
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y.
New
be issued only with per¬
of the Legislature and the
can
mission
on
payable in N. Y. City; on all other
bonds in Memphis at State Nat. Bk.
1927,
1928, 1935 and 1937 and sewer bonds
1927, 1928 and 1940 is payable
In Nashville and N. Y. at Nat. Park
due
A-O
INTEREST
of
in
light
sus), 110,364; in 1900 (Census)
Funding Act of 1883 provides that
every part thereof shall be considered
a
contract between the State,, the
MEMPHIS
Board
Merchants' tax in 1912, which is not
liens upon these
properties.
State
the
above,
48 '01
the
— —
»•
1 '14-'l 5
J-D 150.000c-_w.june 1921
J-J
300,000c
July 1918
A-O -47.000c
July 1920
M-N 100,000c
July 1922
5s g
4
Sept 1 1928
50,000
Bonds.
M-N $100.000c May
6s
Is
Blountville
BOND. DEBT June 1913- $438,000
,
4s
J-J
1929
compromise at 50% was then ar¬ 4 Ms'10 J-J
1940
ranged for under Act. of March 1883.
Nashville & Ciarksville RR. Bonds
This Act was amended in 1885.
Old
(now Tennessee Central RR.)
debt has been all retired and int. pay¬ 4s '04
M-N S1.000,000c-May 1 1924
ments
on
new
Issues are promptly
Hay-Market Bands.
made.
In 1891, by Act. of Legisla¬ 5s
M-S $50,000c
Mch 1922
ture, district was again incorp. as city
High Schaal Bends.
City charter was amended by Legls
4 M«'10 J-J $300.000
Jan 1 1940
lature in 1907, but on June 22 1907
Peabody College Bonds.
State Supreme Court declared same 4s
v
J-J $200.000.— —-Jan 1935
unconstitutional.
See V. 84, p.1563.
Street Bonds
City now governed under commission 4M«
J-J $160,000c
July 1 1922
form provided for in amended city 4
Ms'05 J-J
500,000
July 1 1935
charter passed by 1909 Legislature 4s
J-J
100,000c. ——July 1926
(V. 89, p. 1297), and which has been 4s
J-J
100,000c
July 1927
declared unconstitutional.
V. 90, p. 4s
J-J
50,0000—•July 1928
387, and V. 91, p. 49.
Bonds are 4Ms'07 J-J
15,000c-—July 1 1937
a
COUNTY.
SULLIVAN
10,000,000
Bonds are taxable. Pop. '10, 28,120.
ftate&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13_$20.00
Road Bonds.
Population in 1910
—22,860 5s *08 A-O ($100,000c—Aug 1 *18-*38
I (Part every ten years.)
ROBERTSON COUNTY.
4Ms'09 F-A$200,000_Aug 1 *29&'39
Springfield is the county seat.
4Ms'12 M-N200,000_May 1 '32&*42
Road (Red. aft. 20 yrs.from issue) . BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $500,000
4s '11
Jan2 1941 Assessed val. '12 (M act.)_6,000,000
$138,000
4 Ms'1.2 M-N
300,000.--May 1 1942 State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'1,2 $16.50
Electric-Light (Red. aft. July '16)
4s
J-J $150,000c&r__July 1931
Memphis is the county seat of
Refunding Bonds.
Shelby County.
A yellow fever epi¬ 3 Ms
J-J
$70,000c—-July 1 1920
demic in 1878 rendered city unable to
Funding Bonds.
meet its obligations, and in 1879 city
4Mb
J-J $110,000c_July 1 1926
charter was repealed and Taxing Dis¬ 4s
J-J
150,000c- —..July 1918
trict of Shelby County was organized
Sewer Bonds.
for purpose of securing a compromise 4 Ms
A-0$400.000c— .Apr 1 1923
with bondholders on such terms as 4s
J-J
100 000c
July 1 1926
4s
INT. on 4s, 5% bonds due 1916
6s is payable at County Treas.
office; others in Memphis or N. Y. C.
and
Real value (est)
MEMPHIS.
City felt able to make..
The courts,
however, held that Taxing District
was liable for entire debt of city, and
175
AND TOWNS
TENNESSEE-CITIES
Nov., 1913. J
17,030
16,527
~
1,687
3,392
1,830
1,497
2,391
-
.
.
-
-
.
*452,000 *32.50
c539,054
631
898 220
None
*550,000
*13".50
*1,275,319 *25.10
*13.000,000 *12.60
34,000 *3,243,277 *17.00
e475,000 a20.00
4,000
None *2,244.970 *12.40
7,466
"
30.20
600,000
*862,330
6,000
*14.00
*370.000
*17.50
*1,255,000
8,000 *1,200,000 *15.00
*600,000
1,322
2,228
40,456
II,458
1,973
4,679
1,602
2,003
1,293
~3"881
——
25,000
None
None
*922,575 *15.00
*1.550.239
*597,152
*14.00
*19.00
'■
2,928
3,670
2,402
4,389
2,784
ROANE
"
(C) City;
(T) Town,
figures,
d 1910 figures,
y
Total debt.
Total tax. - b State and county tax.
1911 figures.
• 1912 figures.
*1913
a
e
c 1909
figures.
DEBT
State of North Carolina.
ITS
Total
»»
^tate
v/
area
State
a
52,250
(square miles)
State Capital
Governor
08
One of Original Thirteen
-
Raleigh
...
expires Jan. 1917)
(term
-Locke
— - —
--B. R. Lacy
1917)—
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
If sessions are continued longer than 00 days members "shall serve without
compensation."
STATE
—The old
for the Issuance of (1) consolidated 4% bonds due In 1910 (now replaced by
refunding bonds due In 1950) to fund old ante-war 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 con¬
bonds
made
exchangeable at par, holders of construction
The 6s due In
from "all State, county
or corporate taxation or assessment, direct or Indirect, general or special."
In compliance with a decision of the United States Supreme Court handed
down Feb
1
1904. 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
were
bonds abating $240 of overdue Interest on each $1,000 bond.
1919 carry
$90.000c_—Apr
1
6s '86
J-J
1916
4s '02
A-O
tax receivable coupons and are exempt
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 pre¬
'88
J-J
J-J
5s
J-J
5s
$70,000c.
Jan
200.000c-— Apr
1
—
1 1922
Reservoir Bonds.
6s
07
$5,000 due annually on May 1.)
Sewer
6s
Bonds.'
'88
J-J
5s *11
J-J
School
'91
5s '02
5s
$100.000c—: July 1
1918
100,000c...July 1 1941
Bonds
Apr
50.000c...Jan
4Ms'04 J-J
1
19*7
1
4Ms'07 J-J
'OH
175,000c
J J
$40,000c
Jan
1
1934
Mar 1 1943
Market House Bonds.
/
1937
IO0.0- t C.
-Apr 1 .'38
100,000c..Mch 15 1939
...
$65,000c
...
School
4s
Funding Bonds.
M-S$200,000c
1941
Auditorium Bonds.
1943
V-v-v.
.
'01
1941
Bonds.
J-J
$4O,000c__Mar 20 1931
4Ms'll-JJ
100,000c
1941
City Hail Bonds
'11
J-J
$40,000c
Jan ' 1 1922
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913.$2,155,000
Assessment bonds (add'l).
356,000
5s
'91
5s
5s
J-J
$ 15.000c. ..Jan
1
1921
'11
J-J
20,000c...Jan
1
1941
TOTAL DEBT Oct
Jan
1
1916
27.000c. ..Jan
1
1916
Water bonds (incl above)..
786,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.) 18,900,395
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 ...$12.00
Street
'86
Bonds
J-J
$3,000c
68
*87
J-J
5s
'11
J-J
240,000c...July 1 1941
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '13 $1,235,900
Water debt
270,000
Sinking fund
4
...
.193
Assess, val. *13 {% act.)..12,824,290
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *12 $15.50
Population
INT.
in
1910
.18.762
..
bonds
water
on
bonds of 1888
sewer
and
of
1886,
6%
INTEREST
1913—2,511,000
$140,000
on
bonds in N. Y. City at Nat. Bank of
Commerce, or in Charlotte.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Murphy is the county seat.
Township Bonds.
6s *11
$60,000...
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
Total bonded debt.
Assessed valuation 1910
unfunded
Nat.
Population in 1910
bonds.
See V. 78, p. 594;
V. 79,
p.
1728:
the $250,000 bonds of 1905 mentioned
Issuing
V. 80,
below
tc
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 bond
holders also offered to donate to the State of New York a large amount of
these
bonds
for
the
of bringing suit, but the offer was declined
V. 86. p. 121
A similar offer was made to the State of Rhode Island, but
was rejected.
V. 90, p. 249.
Offers to the States of Michigan (V. 92, p.
610) and Nevada (V. 92, p. 477) were also refused.
An
amendment
purpose
State Constitution
the
to
1879 and ratified by
passed by the Legislature In
forbids the General Assembly to
popular vote In 1880
Say or recognize as valid RR., following bonds: Special tax bonds, $11,366,the 1868, $1,030,000, and to Wllllamston & Tar00; bonds to Chatham
boro RR., $150,090; penitentiary bonds.of 1868, $44,000, "unless the pro¬
posing to pay the same shall have first been submitted to the people and by
of a majority of all the qualified voters of the State
for the purpose."
The special tax bonds were in
three classes, class 1 bearing the coupon of April 1869 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 Nov. 1913 stood as
follows.
All bonds are exempt from taxes; see remarks below on taxation
N. Y.; sewer bonds of
1911, school bonds of 1891, market-
house bonds of 1891 and
and
—Interest—
Construction
bonds
%
«
6
Principal-
—
debt
&
Outstanding
1 1919
$2,720,000
A
& O
Apr
-c
4
J
&
J
July 1 1949
500.000
c
4
J
&
J
July 1 1950
3,'430,000
c
4
J
&
J
Jan
1
Building bonds. 1911
c
Permanent improv. bonds, 1913 i.c
4
4
1
i909
—
Refunding
_
c
.
—1
—
bonds 1910
do
do
The
—
& State Institution bonds
Asylum
:-;v
1913
State
J
J
Supreme Court on Sept.
bonds given above.
V. 89, p. 677.
PAR
VALUE OF
$1,000;
9
&
J
July
&
J
July 1
1953
1909 declared
valid
BONDS.—The consolidated 4s
the consolidated 6s, $1,000 each.
are
550,000
810,000
1951
620,000
-
the
asylum
$50, $100, $500 and
The bonds of 1903
are
for $500
bonds
'13
TOTAL BONDED
A .& S. R.
Court
J-J
on
VALUATION.—The State's assessed valuation
the basis of about 2-3 of the cash
value;
prior to 1903
In 1903, however, the
Personal.
Railroads, Ac. Hon Excess.
$
1911
1910
193.109,906
294,485,184
175,439.946
288,369.143
—
172,745,166
174.896,597
159,985,543
142.997,886
287.245,762
1907
1906
1905
230,792,414
301.598,664
1909
1908
—
1901
1900
1896
1885
-.233,438,178
226.187,110
175,366,240
g
$
$
120,064,471* 9,136,694 740,713,962
110 517,6' 1
123,964,072
104,745,987
102,862,864
85.564,193
84,059,975
108,075,569? 61,942,758
94,081.227 139,259,445
75,995,945 i|29,740,638
74.946,718
14,940,150
167,368.628
.153.858,553
141,925,656
-121.618,200
—
1890...
POPULATION
1900
1890.
1880
OF
1860
1850
1840
1.399.750
1830
^
—
—
1870
609,425,582
576,115,170
575,370.313
488.662,568
461,520,668
341.222.009
300.709,300
259,595,136
231,812,522
202,752,624
...753,419
1800
737,987
1790
.393,751
1810
.1.071,361
The proportion of the
colored[population was 37.95% In 1880, 35.05% In
1890, 31.8% In 1900 and 31.6% In 1910.
In number blacks were 316,011
In 1850; 361,522 In 1860; 391,650 In 1870; 531,277 In
tl880; 667,170 in 1890
624.469 In 1900 and 697.843 In 1910.
*
TAXATION
OF
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS.—We were advised
Jan. 16 1912 by the Attorney-General, that each and
every Aot authorizing
the Issue of State bonds provides that they shall be
exempt from taxation
The Legislature declines to make such exemption in favor of
county and
olty bonds and It is thought probable that, under the constitution, they
cannot do so.
"
Legality
upheld by
Bonds,
NORTH
Bonds.
-Deo
1
1942
5«^12 J-D $15,000
.Dec 1 1942
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 *13....$60,000
Water debt (included)
30,000
.
Assessed
5s '01
valuation
.762,807
J-J
150.000c
.1941
Bonds—(Tax-Exempt).
' J-J
$100.000c— .Jan
Water-Works
1 1937
Bonds.
5s *11
M-N $50/0000— May 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Nov 6 1913.$324,500
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)..3,500.000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.„$16.50
Population in 1910
8.715
CRAVEN COUNTY.
11932
Bern Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
'
.
May 1 1943
5s
J-J
$40,0000 ..Jan 1 1938
Refunding Bonds.
'11
J D $50,000...'Dec. 1 1931
Refunding
A. &
{Tax-Exempt).
S.
RR.
$98,000c_
Bonds—
July
1
1925
*10
M-S
Mrh 11930
$50,000e.
BOND. DEBT May 15'13 $605,000
Assessed val *12 (2-3 act).23,154,857
State & Co.tax(per $1.000)'12
$9.50
Population
INT.
In
1910
49.798
court-house 5s at Chase
on
house 4Ms
Park
Bk.,
and on bridgebds. at Nat.
N. Y.; on funding 4M«
Co., N. Y.
at A. B. Leach &
BURLINGTON.
This city is in Alamance County.
Bonds tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 4,808.
Light Bonds.
5S
M-S/$18,OOOC
1933
\ 10.OOOC
'.1935
— -
Water
§8
$20,000c
A-O
'08
50 000c
Sewer
...
1939
.
Apr
11938
$50,000c—Apr
1 1938
Bonds.
A O
'08
—
Bonds.
M-S
6s
$60.000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
Sept 1 1940
.$208,000
—
Floating debt March 1913—
19,671
Sinking fund March 1913
12,633
Assessed val. (M act.) '12.2,443,000
City tax rate '12 (per $1,000).$15.00
INTEREST payable at Guaranty
Trust Co., N. Y., and Cont. & Comm.
Tr. & Sav. Bk., Chicago.
CABARRUS
M-N $10,000..
COUNTY.
Concord is the county
seat.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J
$105,000...July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912.$105,000
Assessed valuation
1911..
5s '12
.May 1
A-O
$15,000
(Subject to call begin.
Oct
1927
Oct.
1
1
1942
1927)
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1913..$70,000
Assessed valuation 1913—10,981,000
Population in 1910......
-25,594
INT. on refunding bonds at Hano¬
ver
Bridge Bonds (Tax-Exempt)
5s
'12
Agricultural School Bonds.
jail Bonds.
J-J
—
New
Mayl 1943
Population In 1910
STATE OF
11932
40.000c...Jan
...
5Hs'13_—
50,000c
Road Bonds.
5 Ms *13—.
$50,000c_
State&Co. tax (per $1,000)
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
—
Electric-Light Bonds.
5a '07
$50,oooc—-Jan
5s '10
638,829
555,500
478,103
__i.
DEBT—(?)
Street Bonds.
1820
County.
Sewer
6s
5s
In 1911 was $4.30.
992,622
...869,039
...
DIS-
617.690,386
ST ATE.—
...2,206,287
1,893,810
1,617,947
—
12,464.205
15.536,380
10.254,874
10.365,090
9,674,654
8.275,697
5.837,442
8i.184,422
TAX RATE.—The State tax rate (per $1,000)
1910
Total.
$
380,720,383
ans
value (est.)...
1,500,000
Copulation in 1910.......
1,441
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Nat. Bk., N. Y.; on refunding RR. 5s
at Blair & Co., N. Y.v on county-
CorporaReal Estate.
Years—
Water-Works
INT. at Cabarrus Sav. Bank, Ca¬
barrus, and Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
5s
made
This town Is in Johnson
5M8 '12 J-D $45,000
County House Bonds.
4Ms'05JD $20,000c..:June 11935
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'09 M-S$111,000c
Mch 1 1939
4^s
F-A
46,000c. .Feb 1*14 '*«
payment
attempt was to assess at true value.
(?)
CONCORD.
This city is in Cabarrus County.
6s '91
J-J
$24,500c
1921
R. bonds
House
'
—
2,610,152
14,136
Real
V. 79, p. 798.
courts.
..
CLAYTON.
Funding
58
ASSESSED
Mtge.
COUNTY.
County seat Is Asheville.
INTFREST on the consolidated 4s and 6s, South Dakota judgment and
Schaefer bonds, the 1909,1910,1911 and 1913 bonds is payable In New York
was
S.
BUNCOMBE
at the National Park Bank and at any bank in Raleigh.
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
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 12,666 shares of stock In
the Atlantic & North Carolina RR. valued at $1,266,600 and $240,500
(par value) shares of stock in other roads.
/
U.
at
Y.
$108,000
...
«s'08
the
of 1913
Trust Co. of N.
—
Park
Drainage Bonds.
_s
and $1.000 each
for
Nat.
at
P. O. Shelby.
ss
1953
bonds
BUFFALO DRAINAGE
TRICTNO. 1.
of
When Due.
Payable.
reservoir
Bank, N. Y.; on school bonds of 1907
at Equitable Trust Co., N. Y., and
on school bonds of 1913 and
floating
of bonds.
LOANS—
floating debt
bonds at Merc. Tr. & Dep. Co., Bal¬
timore; sewer bonds of 1911, street
bonds of 1911, market bonds of 1911
them ratified by the vote
at a regular election held
Name and Purpose.
Bank,
funding
bonds due 1935 and water bonds due
1935
payable. In Baltimore; other
street
bonds payable at City Treas. office;
on water bonds of 1902, school bonds
of 1902 and refunding bonds at First
visions of the funding law, of 1879.
1.1935
Funding Bonds
5s '93
JhJ
$10,000c.-.July 1 1923
4Ms'03 J-J
100,000c—June 10 1933
4 )^S U5 J J
140.000c—.Mch 1 1935
4Ms'll
30.000c.-
1929
50,000c—.July 1 1942
A-O
J-J
1
300,000c
4Ms'09 M-S
5s *13
6s
4l4s'llJ-J
$24,500c—July 1 1921
A-O
10,000c...Apr 1 1932
'07
Jan
4V4s'05 J-J $210,000c.._Mch
5s
J-J
Refunding Bonds
.
SOO.OOilc..
300,000c. ..July 1 1942
Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
M-N $16.000C—
Bonds.
$50,000c...Jan 1 1918
75,000c...July 1 1920
4M8'12 J-J
Water
Meoklenburg Co.
Pop. 1910,34,017
Sewer
and
5s '90
1924
1943
...
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 July 1 1910.
These laws provided
struction
A-O
M-S 200,000c—.Mar 1
Bonds.
Street
Water
5s '13
-
DEBT
'94
xcvii.
CHARLOTTE.
County seat of
Inc. Nov. 7 1768.
be issued only by vote of
can
5s *13
Craig
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1917)--—J. B. Grimes
Treasurer (term expires Jan.
ASHEYILLE.
County seat of Buncombe County.
City
charter
amended
in
1901.
Bonds
[Vol.
STATE.
people.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
Floating Debt Bonds.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
OF
Nat. Bk., N. Y.; on school bonds
at John Nuveen &
Co., Chicago.
DAVIE COUNTY.
Mocksville is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
_s
$50,000—............
(?)
...
TOTAL DEBT
Population in 1910
13,394
DURHAM.
This Is the county seat of Durham
Inc. as a town Apr. 10 1869; as a
city May 1895. '. Bonds are exempt to
Co.
non-residents.
ment
p.
govern¬
Apr. 1 1913.
Pop'n '10, 18,241.
Railroad
'88
V. 96,
Bonds
J-J
6s'88
Jan
6s
Commission
defeated
1107.,
$87,000c_..Jan
50,000c
2 1928
July 1 1918
Market Bonds.
4
Ms'01
J-J
$50,000c
Funding Bonds.
4 Ms'11
J-J $140,000o
Public
6s
'9i
School
JrJ
4
Ms'01 J-J
4Ms'05 J-J
58
'12
J-J
4Ms'12 J-J
..1926
Jan 1 1941
Bonds.
$24,OOOC...Sept
50,000c
July
50,000c—.July
25,000c...Jan
25,000c. —Jan
1 1921
1
1926
I
1U35
1J1922
11927
Street Bonds.
4Ms'01 J-J $100,000c...July 1 1941
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'01 J-J $100,000c—.July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT June 30 *13_$701,000
Sinking fund
236,041
Assessed valuation 1912.-18,148,740
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910— $20 00
INTEREST
on
RR.
bonds
and
public
9,335,000
school bonds due 1921 and
1926 is payable at office of City Treas¬
'12..$1.02
26,240
urer; on publio school bonds of 1905
and
1912 and refunding bonds at
U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y. City;
on other bonds at B ank of
Am., N. Y.
O. Cary) in Wake Co
Building Bonds.
DURHAM COUNTY.
5Ms'13
$25,000—.
1943
Durham Is the county seat.
Bonds
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
are taxable.
Pop'n 1910, 35,276.
CARY HIGH SCHOOL DIST.
A district (P.
CAROLINA.
...
NOTE.—For reports not given in alphabetical order
among the following
Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
ee
ALAMANCE
6s '87
COUNTY.
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Graham is the county seat.
Fandlng Blond*.
$3 '03
May'$50.000o
1938
Road Bonds.
6a
*09
J-J $200.000o
Jan
1
1959
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913 $250,000
$57,000
•
CATAWBA
15.000
Assessed val.'12 (M act.).10,099,130
State A Oo. tax rate (per M) '12
$8.40
Population In 1810
1$,712
INT. at County Treas. office.'
COUNTY.
Township
5s
'12
6s
'12
Bonds.
.1942
50.000
-1932
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913...$75,000
——
Population in 1910
$30,000c
1917
M-N 144,000
,.1921
BOND. DEBT Nov 8 '13__$174,000
Floating debt.
"65,584
Sinking fund
67,551
Assessed val.'13 (3-5 act.) $26,596,284
—
$25,000..
-
A-O
4Ms
Newton Is the county seat.
—
—27,918
—_
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13 $9.10 +
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bank, N.Y.
Bonds.
J-J 3125,000c
KIN8TON.
Funding
ELIZABETH CITY.
TRls city Is In Pasquotank County
Bonds exempt from city taxes.
5s '08
City
..Aug 1 1942
Street Bonds.
5s *11
s-an $120,000c
1941 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$1,000,000
Water debt (included)
220,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $140,000
Assess, val. '13 (>£ act.)
3,400,000 Ass'd val. '12 (M to 2-3act)9,450,000
lax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$13 00
Toted tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $15.90
15,895
Population in 1910
8.412 Population In 1910
INT.
on
4% bonds payable in
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
New York; others in Greensboro.
FAYETTE VILLE.
This city is in Cumberland County.
F-A
$35,000o
seat is
Greensboro.
All
Bonds tax-exempt. Pop.'10, 60,497.
County
Railroad Bonds
.-..$34,000
Jan 1 1926
5s
13,500
Feb 1 1933
Electric-Light Bonds
5s
$15,000....Jan 1 1932
Electric Light and Funding Bonds
58
$30,000.... Dec 1 1935
5s
Improvement Bonds.
$3<)0.000c.._Junel 1933
Highway
—-
J-J
'03
5s
BOND. DEBT Dec 2 1912.$300,000
5s *11
Sewer
and
...
Bonds
HAMLET.
$100,000....Dec 1 1935
This city is in Richmond
Street Bonds.
—
Street Bonds.
*13
J-J
$5,000....July 1 1943
...
Bonds.
2,173
— —
$190,000
Floating debt Oct 1 1913.
132,500
Assess, val. '13 (Y2 act.)..26,017,766
State&Co. tax(per$ 1,000) *13.$10.00
Population in 1910.
-47,311
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
;
This city is in Vance County.
Street Bonds.
5s'13
J-D$ 100,000c...June 2 1953
BOND. DEBT July 1913— $160,000
Sinking funds
60,000
Assessed valuation
2,504,631
Actual valuation (est.)
6,000,000
Pop'n within corp limits, 1910.4,503
Pop'n outside (township).. —.8,321
Pop'n within corp limits, pres¬
ent estimate
...5,500
INT. on street bonds at office of
...
INT, at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
GASTON COUNTY.
Gastonia is the county seat.
Jail & Court-House Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $30,000..
BONDED DEBT Nov 1'13 $330,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-13,201,155
City Treasurer or at U. S. Mtge. &
Trust Co., N. Y.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—$9 16 2-3
County
seat
is
Hendersonville.
Population in 1910
__
37,063 See V. 76, p. 342 and 667, for litiga¬
,
GASTONIA.
This
is in
town
Gaston County
5s g '07 A-O $30,000c.--Oct
5s
13
M-S *35,000c
Mch
Water Works and
58'01
68
*
1 1937
1 1943
Sewerage Bds.
23,000c..
.
11937
Oct
Bonds.
M-S $10,000c—.Mch 1 1943
*
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $12.500C—.Mch 1 1943
Water Main
'13
58
Electric-Light Bonds.
58*99
5s *01
$15.000—.Nov 1 1929
10.000
June
1931
...
...
5s g '07 A-O
5s
13
M-S
58 g
M-S *10,000c
Funding
11937
15,000c...Oct
*07 A-O
13
5s
$15,000—.June 1 1931
...
3,448,492
Assessed val. 1912
Population in 1910
5,759
*
Exempt from city taxation.
—
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'0r>
$18,000.
Water-Works Bonds.
—_
Population in 1910
J^s'02
...
....16,262
payable at Hanover Nat. Bank, New
York; on other bonds at First Nat.
Bank in Hendersonville.
1932
;
City-Hall Bonds.
4Hs'02
$15,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
..1932
...
58
J-J
Street
11.000c—
Bonds
1823.
1134
$ 10,000c
Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
POINT.
is
town
in
...
...
__
"50,000c_i.__
1943
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13. $535,000
s-a
541,500
15,500
Assessed val. 1913 (est.)__5,000,000
Real value (est.)
14,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913__$22.60
Street Sewer & School Bonds.
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
6s
J-J $100,000c...July 1 1917
Electric Light Bonds.
City, or at City Treasurer's office.
5s g
J-J
$25,000o.—Jan 11930
Street Bonds
IREDELL COUNTY.
County seat of Guilford County.
Ino. 1870.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Commission
government
adopted
Feb. 7 1911.
V. 92, p. 405.
J-J
5s
1930
75.00UC—
1954
75,000c—.Aug 1 1942
J-J
4|
5s *12
Assets of
city
Sinking fund.
.4,163
Population In 1910
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907
Statesvllle Is the county seat.
F-A
Jail
Road
5s g
A-O $35,0000—.Apr
School Location
68
5s '10
$80.0000—.Jan 1 1922
35.000c—.July 1 1940
30,000c...July 1 1941
J-J
J-J
J-J
5s
J-J
$65,000c
J-J
75,000c
Water Works Bonds.
Sag
48
.
J-J $100,000c...Jan
1930
.1954
1 1930
100.000c :
...1954
Water and Sewer Impt. Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
F-A $20,000o._-Aug
'11
12
5s *13
$10,Q00o_July 1 '14-'15
Bonds.
J-J $ 125,000c.July 1 26& 51
F-A 150,000c_Aug 1 '32&*42
M-N 125,000c
May 1 1943
$30,000c_Feb 1
1 1942
Sinking fund.
'15-'24
5;000
(35% act.)12,110,00
State & Co tax (per $1,000 '12.$9.30
Population In 1910
...34,314
INT', on jail and court-house bonds
at Com. Nat. Bank, Statesvllle; on
road bonds at Hanover N. Bk., N. Y.
Assess, val. '12
...
$18,0000.
'09
...
....1939
$35,000c
(^ act.)__*l,195,904
Assess, val. '11
BOND. DEBT Sept 19 *13 $175,000
J-J
Population in 1910
...17,132
in New York.
♦Property assessed every 4 years.
INT. on school bonds of 1913 at
Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y.; others at
Nat. Park Bank, N.Y.
PITT COUNTY.
Greenville is the county seat.
—
INTEREST payable
'12....$12.00
: 1.902
Population in 1910....
July 1 1943
July 1 1948
($50,000
50,000
J-J
1939
—
$30,0000.——.—1939
School-Building Bonds
6s '12
J-J
$10,000c
May 1 1942
6s *13
A-O
8,000c.._Apr 11943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1918.
$118,000
Training. School Bonds.
Is '07
Mcdowell county.
s-a
■
$50,000c...July 1 1937
Bridge Bonds.
6s '08
J-J
$50,000c. _July 1 1938
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
Marion is the county seat.
_
Township Road Bonds.
5Hs'13 M-N$80,000__Nov 1
'23-'43
BOND. DEBT May 1913$32,000
Assessed valuation 1912
5,285,422
'12..$8.90
13,538
Marshall Is the county seat.
J-J
$85,000
J-J
27,000
..July 1 1935
Part yearly
Road Bonds.
s-a
$50,000
..1943
5s '13
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913— $160,000
Assessed val. '11 .(4-5 act.).4,853,943
State & Co.tax (per $1,000)
F-A
$75.000c_ ..Feb
BOND. DEBT Srp 19
1
1941
1913.$175,000
Aasessed val. *12 (2-3 act.)_8,279,906
State&Co.tax(pe/ $1,000) '13..$8.70
Population in 1910
POLK
5s
—
*11
5s
36,340
COUNTY^
Tyron is the county seat.
JRoad Bonds.
5Hs'13 s-an $100,000
1943
BOND. DEBT May 1913..$100,000
Assessed valuation 1912
2,200,000
Population in 1910—
7,640
INT. at Bank of Tyron, Tyron.
11511 70
20,132
Population In 1910
RALEIGH.
Raleigh Is the county seat of Wake
County.
Incorporated In 1792.
Commission government adopted
A district (Pi O. Middletown) in April 1 1913.
v, 96, p. 1038.
On
June 23 1913 the city completed the
Hyde County.*',
urchase of the plant of the Wake
Drainage Bonds.
pu
6s '13
J-D$500,000
.1915-1924 W
"ater Co. by paying $250,000 for
TOTAL DEBT.
(?)
the same.
V. 97, p. 64.
MATTAMUSKEET LAKE DRAIN¬
AGE DISTRICT.
—
Consolidated
is '89
MECKLENBERG COUNTY.
County seat Is Charlotte.
Refunding Bonds.
M N 5300.000...Nov 1 1920
BOND. DEBT May 2 1913 $300,000
'91
is
5s
6s
215,000
Assessed val.'12 ()$ act.)$28,748,351
State&Co.tax (per$l,000)'12.
$10.50
Population In 1910..
— .67,031
Floating debt.
Bonds,
Debt
$42.500c—.July 1 1910
25.000c—.July 1 1919
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
'90
J-J
July 1 1929
1 1929
$50.000c
25,000c...Jan
Bonds.
Street
...
INT.
payable In Charlotte, N. C.
at American Trust Co., and at Amer.
Exohange Nat. Bank, New York.
MONROE.
This city
J-J
J-J
5s '89
is in Union County.
June $30y000c
TOTAL
DEBT
June 1 1942
(?)
.4,082
Population In 1910..
J-J
$25.0000—.July 1 1919
Public Imp't Bonds.
$50.000c—.Oct 1 1927
100.000c...July 4 1929
Municipal-Building Bonds.
5s '09
J-J $125.000c.—July 1 1939
Refunding Bonds.
5s '09
J-J
J25,000c—.July 1 1939
Funding Bonds.
5s '13
$100,000
Water-Plant-Purch. (Tax Exem).
Street
5s
'97
5s'90
and
A-O
J-J
•
—
...
Sewer Bonds.
5s '12
5s '89
'13 J-D $350,000c._June 1 1943
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1 '13
$917,500
Floating debt.
57,000
5s g
—
Sinkingfund..
debt (included)
73,000
...
Water
mt.
airy townsh p.
This
township (P. O. Mt. Airy) is
in Surry County.
Road Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
350,000
— .
Assessed valuation 1913_.11,437,843
$80,000c—.July 1 1943
(?)
8,395
& Traders'
TOTAL DEBT
Population in 1910
INT.
at
Importers'
National Bank, N. Y.
(Assess't abt. 2-5 to 3-5 actual value.)
City tax rate (per $1,000) 13_$12.50
Population In 1910..
19.215
INT.
on
water-works bonds at
First Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on others at
Farmers' & Merchants' Bank, Balti¬
more.
Coupons are all tax-receiv'le.
TAX-FREE.—The bonds are all
exempt from city taxation.
MURPHY TOWNSHIP.
58 '12
Co.
A-O
$50,000
Apr 1
BONDED DEBT
TOTAL
1942
(?)
...4,708
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank. N.Y.
Population in 1910
REEDS VILLE ~
This city Is In Rockingham County
Inc. 1873.
Pop'n 1910, 4,828.
Public Improvement Bonds.
6s
s-an
$50,000o__ July 1 1921
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
County Home Bonds.
5^s'13 F-A
—.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
6s
100,000
Jan 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 '13. $200,000
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act)..5,170,839
NEW BERN.
This
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$445,000
Sewer Bonds.
58 g
48
5s
5s
1 1930
J-J
'09
Water-Works Bonds.
58 '09
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Lincolnton is the county seat.
This township is in Cherokee
Road Bonds.
Bonds.
5Hs
Building Bonds.
Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000)
5s '13
1920
1939
...
...
5s
the Bank of Lexington.
Is payable at
—
$75,000c—
1911.$10,00
$1,0001
House Bonds.
Street
—
GREENSBORO.
(per
LighUPlant Bonds.
'00
$2,000c
'09
15,000c-
6s
6s
.
13
1933
May 1
NORTH WILKESBORO.
This town Is in Wilkes County.
Guilford County.
Incorp. in 1857.
All bonds are ex¬
empt from city taxas. Pop .'10,9,525.
5s
tax
Court
taxable.
are
6s
S35.OOOo__.Jan 1 1941
BOND. DEBT May 8 '13..$146,000
Assessed valuation 1912
1,743,056
This
W. Ry. Bonds.
$48,000
5s
Street, Light & Water (Red. after
March 1927).
5s '07
M-S 540.000c...Mch 1 1947
BOND. DEBT Moh 1911— $168,000
Assessed val. '10 (\i act,)..1,734.911
—1934
May 1 1917
'11
HIGH
...
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Wilmington Is the county seat.
School Bonds.
5s '13
J-J $175,000c...July 1 1938
Street Bonds (Red. after 1927).
07
M-N 510.UU0c--.May 1 1947
,
$yu,000c.
School Bonds {Tax Exempt).
6s
Total
MADISON COUNTY.
(Tax exempt.)
5s
'03
Assessed val. '12 (2-3 act.).5,584,947
Impt. (Red. aft. 20 yrs.from issue).
5s '05.
A-O $98.000c
.1945
5s'08
J J
20,000c...July 1 1948
Population in 1910
Funding Bonds.
5s g '11 A-O $20,000c—.Apr 1 1941
$25,000.
1922
Electric-Light Bonds.
Street and Sidewalk Bonds.
A-O $10,000c...Apr 1 1933
5s *10
$150,000
1950 5s '03
Street Bonds?
BOND. DEBT July 1913— $318,000
5s *03
A-O $70,000cr
Apf 1 1933
Sinking funds July 1913
115,645
40,000c
Oct 11941
Assessed valuation 1912
4,485,398 5s g'11 A-O
Railroad Bonds.
Real value (est.)
6,750,000
6s '89
J-J
$10,000c...Jan 1 1919
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$9.40
School Bonds.
Population In 1910
6,147
6s '97
$10,000c___Jan 1 1927
5s '13
s-a
50,000c.
1943
Water Bonds.
GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Oxford is the county seat..
5s '01
M-N$50,000c_.May 30 1931
M-N 50,000c—.May 1 1932
5s *09
s-an $100.000c
.1939 5s *02
10,000c—.Apr 1 1933
A-O
5s *03
BOND. DEBT May 3 1913.$160,000
A-O
60,000c—.Apr 1 1938
5s '08
Assessed valuation 1912 —.8,693,156
J-J
5s '10
,30,000c... Jan 1 1940
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) '12..$9.00
20,000c
Oct 1 1941
5s g '10 A-O
Population In 1910.— — . ——25,102
30.000c—.Oct 1 1941
5s g'11 A-O
4)48*02
Ino.
This place is in Catawba County.
Inc. in 1874and 1879. Pop.'10, 3,716
Water
Sewer
&
Street
Bonds
N
$10,000..—July 1 1931
25,000
May 1 1919
BOND. DEBT May 14 '13_$458,000
is In Davidson County.
This town
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)
M
...
4b
LEXINGTON.
HICKORY.
J J
...
Pamlico Oriental &
—
..
$20,000—
,
—
INTEREST on court-house bonds
«s '07
Refunding Bonds.
5s
5s
J-J
$7,800c
1917
Road Bonds.
4^s
J-J
$50,000c
1927
4s
J-J
50.000c
1930
LEE COUNTY.
4^s'08 J-J
50,000c
July 1 1933
Sanford is the county seat.
5s '13
J-J
100,000c—.July 1 1938
Road Bonds.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s '12
M-N $100,000o._May 1 1952 4Hsll J-J
$50,000c—July 1 1936
$428,800
Funding and County Home Bonds BOND. DEBT Nov 1'13.
5s *12
s-an $25,000c
—
— 1942
Sinking fund
12,533
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1912. ..$140,000 State& Co.tax (per$l,000) '13.$11:00
Assessed valuation 1911
4,478,261 Population in 1910..
32,037
INT. payable at N. Y .or at County
State&Co.tax(per$ 1,000)'11 $7.10 2-3
Population In 1910
..11,376 Treasurer's office In Wilmington.
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
$1,000) '12.$1I.50
bonds in Hickory at First Nat. Bank.
Street Bonds.
4
1913.$147,000
Tax rate
1942
$50,000
—
DEBT Jan 1
State&Co. tax (per
1040
.....2,322
1
value.)
$16.00
INT. 'on
$90,000 5s and school
bonds payable at First Nat. Bank of
..1927
Hickory; on $11,000 6s at Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y.; on school and street
*.1935
Sewer Bonds.
LAURINBURG.
This plaoe is in Scotland County.
Refunding Water & Sewer Bonds,
A-O 537.500....Apr 1
1931
BOND. DEBT Nov 10'13. $105,000
5s '14
(Assessment 1-3 to M actual
(per $1,000) 1912.
GOLDSBORO.
This city is in Wayne County.
4Ma*02
......
semi-an. $20,000c
BOND.
17,000c
& Sewerage Bonds.
A-O$100,000c.. .Apr 1 1934
Is '05
J-J
50.000c...Jan 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 '13.$199,500
Assessed val. '12 (2-3 act.)_3,184,900
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12.$10.50
Population in 1910.
—6.995
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y .,
and First Nat. Bank of Chicago.
Bonds.
Sinking fund—
18,000
Assessed val. *12 (3-5 act.).5,119,858
Total tax (per $1,000) '12.—.$14.00
$30,000
$30,000c
Oeneral County
fis
5s
'07 A O
68 '97\
semi-an.
6s
Mch 1 1943
Bonds.
$5.000C. ..Oct 1 1937
BOND. DEBT Mch 1913__$250.000
5b g
House Bonds.
11937
2.000c—.Oct
*2,500c—.Mch 1 1943
School Bonds.
5s'01
—
Court
$50.000
Nov 1 1929
15,000—.June 1 1931
...
"07 A-O
58 f
$95,000....
Railroad Bonds.
M-N $97,000c
May 1 1925
*
Street Bonds.
58 *99
'13
50,000
S-an
...
6s
•:
tion over RR. aid bonds.
_S
'10
$50,000c
Mch 2 1938
50,000c...Feb 1 1939
50,000
Jan 1 1941
Funding Bonds.
'12
M-N $50,000c...May 1 1932
Water and Light Bonds.
5s *07
F-A $30,000c—.Aug 1 1937
Water-Works
-
HENDERSON.
.
$135,000
(?)
TOTAL DEBT-
FORSYTH COUNTY.
Winston-Salem is the county seat.
'13
July 1 1943
Y. Population in 1910
INT.at Iianover Nat. Bank, N.
...
5s
.
$20,000c—June 30 1931
J-J
4Hs
5s '13
F-A
—
School Bonds.
'13
J-J
$10,000
6s
$1,000) 1910...$10.0
Population in 1910.
7,045
Funding
$15,000——July 1 1943
J-J
Bonds.
M-S
is
July 1 1930
$25,000c
J-J
1
School
Population In 1910
6s
Total tax (per
5s
'13
6s
-
'12..$313,000
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 30
Assessment bonds (add'l) —
44,000
Assessed valuation lwll
.3,300,001
•
County.
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $100,000---
5s
'12 $8.16 +
1941
May
$20,000
A-O
Water
58
State&Co. tax (per $1,000)
Bonds.
Is
'08
is '09
is
5s
exempt from city tax.
Refunding Bonds.
28,639
fund
Sinking
Assessed val. *12 (2-5 act.) 26,456,940
...
Water-Works
„
.
are
COUNTY.
GUILFORD
Street Bonds.
'
*
County seat
of Lenoir County.
Established Deo. 1762.
All bonds
...Janl 1938
Market Bonds.
'12
5s
177
CAROLINA-CITIES AND TOWNS
NORTH
Nov., 1913.1
Is the county
County.
Founded
seat
city
Craven
Swiss In 1710.
from city
Water
5s
_S
All bonds
by
are
of
the
exempt
taxosiPop. 1910, 9,981.
and
Sewer
$80,000
Light Bonds.
5s
515,000
...
..
Bonds.
.
July 2 1930
"
Dec 2 1931
5s
ann
$25,000c—May 1 1929
Water and Sewer Bonds.
'13
$50,000
Sewer and Street Bonds.
...
s-an
$100.000c—Jan
BOND- DEBT June41913
Floating debt.
1
1941
$175,00
47,50
Assessed val. (2-3 act.) '11.2,309,00 »
Total tax rate (per$l,000)'ll.$19.7 >
INT. is payable at Importers' Nat.
Bank and at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
—
178
SOUTH CAROLINA-DEBT
rockingham.
This town is in Richmond
$30,000
School Bonds.
6s '13
$20,000
1943
1943
Apr 1
5Hs'05
$20,000
Bridge Bonds.
68 '05
$5,000
6s '99
8,000
Funding Bonds.
5s '01
$14,000
5s '05
20,000
County Bonds.
5s '05
$15,000
...
(?)
Population in 1910
2,155
July 1 1935
...
5s '05
5s
Nat.
at
Park Bank,
Farmers'
&
N. Y.; all
Merchants'
Bank, Baltimore.
Bonds.
27,000
Washington!
Jan 1918
.
This city is In
Court House Bonds.
$46,000
1923-1947
Road Bonds.
5s *13
J-J $250,000c.July 1 '23-52
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913___$402,000
1912
Population \ln
Assessed valuation 1912 —2,564,047
Tax rate (per $1,000)
7,232,160
Real value (est.)
^.20,000,000
State &.co<tax (per $1,000)'12_$10.00
Beaufort County.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '11
J-J
$15,000
Jan 1 1841
TOT. BD. DEBT Nov 1913$294,000
...
Assessed val.
Population In 1910
1912.-$13.00
6,2)1
WAYNE COUNTY.
1910
Goldsboro is the county seat.
21,335
refunding 5s and the
Court-House {Red. beg. 1933).
oourt-house bonds Is payable at the 5s '13
s-a $100,000c_
__1943
Chase Nat. Bk.,N. Y. City; on road BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$100,000
bonds
in
N.
Y.
City; others in Assessed valuation
13,548,992
INT.
the
on
Rutherfordton.
Real value (est.)
30,000,000
35,698
Population in 1910
~
WELDON.
Is the county seat of
This town is in Halifax County.
Rowan County.
Commission gov¬ 6s '13
$40,000..Jan 1 '23-'42
ernment
rejected
Mar.
18
1913
TOTAL DEBT Nov 15 1913.$40,000
V. 96, p. 890. Pop'n '10, 7,153
Population in 1910.
1,999
salisbury.
This
oity
School
Bonds.
A-0
5s
"
$10,000c___June 1 1916
Street Bonds.
A-0 $50,000c_..Apr
50,000
Jan
5s *09
5s'10
Street
5s *08
&
Gen.
Sewer
Bonds
Water
.
Bonds.
5s *09
$20,000
Water and
Sewer
Bonds.
1921
1
1930
Consolidated Bonds.
J-D
*$50,000o__May 1 1951
BOND. DEBT May 1911.. $385,000
Assessed valuation 1910—3,883,907
City tax (per $1,000) 1910...$11,50
•
Exempt from city taxes.
shelby.
This city ,1s In Cleveland County.
School Bonds.
58 '07
"
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below
1 1922
6s
1 1918
J-J
$96,000c_..Jan
C. F. & Y. RR.
5a
(T), Stanley Co—$40,000
Anson County.
95,000
Ashboro, Randolph County.. 80,000
Beaufort County
87,500
Black Mountain
Township._. 40,000
Canton, Haywood County
130,000
Carteret County
25,000
Carthage (T), Moore County. 30,000
Chatham County
;
50,000
Cherryville, Gaston County.. 31,000
Cleveland County
140,000
Cumberland County.
..154,800
Dunn (C), Harnett
County... 53,000
Duplin County
30,000
J-J $126,000c...Jan
1
19^9
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $148,000c...July 1 1929
Water and Sewer Bonds.
«
4Hs'08 A-0$400.000c—Oct
1 1948
Street Bonds {Tax-Exempt).
SPENCER.
This
town
ness
is
in
Rowan
County.
on
there is
the
a
bond issue of
5s '13
$10,000c_._
s-a
1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $130,000
Assessed val. 1913
...2,500,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$10.00
Population in 1910
1,915
INT.
at
Town Treas.
office.
863
8,000 76,615,869
78.20+22,635
6,000
/548,463
79,558,268
/8.60 +29,494
*11.40+35,284
7.000A0.371.173
None
921,219
23,779
34,500
998,031
2,500,000
9.50
1,823
25,442
76.43
A.000,000
/471,298 /lO.OO
None
26,000
25,000
40,000
28,000
Greenville (C), Pitt County.. 170,000
Harnett County
$68,000
Kings Mountain, Cleveland.O. 60,000
Lenoir (T), Caldwell
County..100,000
Lincolnton, Lincoln County.. 75,000
Lumberton (T), Robeson Co.. 75.000
Lyon Swamp Drainage District 43,500
Maxton (T), Robeson County. 50,000
Morehead City, Cartaret Co. 50,000
Moseley Creek Drain. Dist... 45,000
Murphy (T), Cherokee County 90,000
Forest City (C), Rutherf'dCo.
Franklinton Township
Greene County
"2+19
1,592
4,430
c9.17 +13.083
10,000 £1,900,000 al3.50
4,101
None 717.250,000
757.60+22,174
None
...
....
71.835,490
£3,014,743
None
/800.000 /ll.00
2,218
$5,000 dl,007,000 al3.40
None *1,214,854 *14.00
None
71,155,637 714.00
.4,804
None
...
828
2,230
....
559,000
*750,000
+321
2,331
None
977
71,025,000
79.00
74,295,631
14,125
71,765,000 711.00
3,018
/675.000 /21.50
1.089
5.000 77,727,500710.66 2-3 19673
None716,857,711
*9.50
51,945
Onslow County
53,000
Oxford, Granville County
80,000
Red Springs, Robeson Co
35,000
Richmond County
80,000
Robeson County
75,000
Rockingham County
95.000
Rockingham Township
25,000
Rowan County..
25,000
Roxboro (T), Person County. 52,500
Rutherfordton, Rutherford Co. 60,000
Salisbury Twp., Rowan Co
50.000
Sanford (T), Moore County
102,000
Scotland County
28,000
None
None
11,992,216
36,442
el,749,734 11.66+ *33,168
14,800,000
c9.00
37,521
None *1,000,000 *11.00
1,425
2,500
7487,299 714.00
1,062
....
12,000
None
6,821,166 alO.OO
16,059
1,140,253
10.00
2,282
e3,181,698 5.36 2-3 15,363
1,200
542
*501,192 *20.00
None 74,636,369 710.00
8.093
None
-
Southern Pines. Moore Co
30,000
50,000
Sylva Twp., Jackson County _i/30,000
Valleytown Township
50,000
Wadesboro, Anson County
35,000
Waynesville (C), Haywood Co. 73,000
Wilkes County
42,000
Williamston Twp., Martin Co.i/40,000
(C) City.
(T) Town,
figures,
e 1910 figures.
y Total debt.
834.901
1,415,000
71.547,432
6,000
980,000 al2.60
7,000 £4,986,153 blO.OO
1,403,770
None
....
.
3,213
2,376
2,008
30,282
a
Total
x
1911 figures.
tax.
State
3,321
and
county tax.
d 1909
71912 figures.
* 1913 figures.
c
State of South Carolina.
'
wilson.
This city Is In Wilson County.
Street Bonds.
5s '02
5s
M-S
'04
....
$25,0000..Sept 23 1931
40,000c
..
—
1934
state sville!
area
State
Water and
Sewer
Bonds.
$72,000c
Electric Light Bonds.
$18,000c
School
$20,000o —i
Funding Bonds.
_S
$45,000c
5s '12
MrS
34,000..Sept 1 '14-'42
.
—-
...
...
$60.000c
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913. $250,000
Total assessed val.
1912.-.2,585,931
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912
$11.50
Population in 1910.
4,599
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank. N. Y.,
and office of City Clerk and Treas.
(per $1,000)
1913...$8.00
light bonds at Chemical Nat.
Bank, N.Y.: on sewer bonds at Nat,
Park Bank.N. Y.
WINSTON-SALEM. V
This
Governor (term expires 1915a)
p.
city
is in
Forsyth
County.
890.
Water Works & Other
Purposes.
5s g
5s g
M-S*$160,000c...Sept 1
1924
J-J £l00,000c___Jan 1 1934
5s*07
M-N £35,000c...Nov 1 1937
4J4s'12 J-J
50,000c
July 1 1952
Street Bonds.
5s'07
M-N£$85,000c
434s'12 J-J
5s'07
thomasyille.
This city Is in Davidson County.
'12 J-D$110,000c
Dec
1942
TOTAL DEBT Mar 20 *13 $110,000
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)._l,239,108
Population In 1910
—4,063
INT. at U. S. Mtge. & Tr.Co.,N.Y.
-------
Secretary of State (term expires 1915a)
Cole L. Blease
R. M. MeCown
Treasurer (term expires 1915a)
_.S. T. Carter
Comptroller (term expires 1915a)
-.A. W. Jones
Term expires upon Qualification of successor.
LEGISLATURE
meets
annually
on
the
second
sessions are not limited, but pay of members Is
Tuesday
In January
qonflned to forty days.
HISTORY OF
Nov
1 1937
100,000c...July 1 1952
Bonds.
M-Nz$30,000c.—Nov 1
1937
1952
revenue
bond scrip of this State to be void.
LOANS—
Consols
•
When Due.
1873-8-9
J-J
ss
$250.000c_
J-J
6,779.44... .Past due
6s
....
Deficiency Stock 1878.
J-J
$15.11
Past due
Agricul. Col Scrip (two pieces)
6s
J-J
$191,800r._ irredeemable
Redemption Brown Consols '93.
AHs J-J $5,272.512c&r--Jan 11933
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1913.)
Blue Bonds
4^s J-J
Stock 1891.
$58,539r_
:
Irredeem,
J-J
1887.
$400,OOOc&r.-July 1 1928
Bonds
.
Clemson College
6s
Under
March 2 1872 $1,800.000 of this scrip had been Issued. V. 80, p.
on Nov. 12 1913 consisted of the following items:
The State debt
Fundable into
Brown Cons
Various old bonds, principal
fundable.
6s
...
,
$164,359c&r
...........
In 1903 the General Assembly passed an Act requiring the State Treas¬
urer to remove from the books In his office old
Blue Ridge RR. bonds
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
State Supreme Court and dismissed by It, and later the U. S. Supreme Court
sustained this decision.
The State Supreme Court on Sept. 27 1907 handed down a decision up¬
holding the validity of certain bonds alleged to have been stolen from the
Treasurer's office.
V. 85, p. 879.
By this decision the bonds to
refund Brown consols of 1892 were increased by $14,500.
The 1912 Legis¬
lature passed an Act providing for the Issuance of 4%
gold coupon bond
and certificates of stock for the refunding of outstanding Brown consol.
bonds and stocks.
In V. 94, p. 718, this Act was given in full.
The valid¬
ity of the Act has been upheld by the State Supreme Court.
V. 97, p. 902
State
1938
1946
1941
1941
1952
Hospital Bonds.
4 3*s'12 J-J
$90,000c—.Jul/ 1 1952
"Park Bonds.
4
and declared the
tho Act of
725.
6s g
-
Incorp. 1856.
Bonds are
exempt
from city taxes.
On Mar. 18 1913
the cities of Winston and Salem voted
in favor of consolidation.
V. 96,
is
5s g
Columbia
r
son,
rate
Population In 1910
6,717
INT. On $40,000 bonds due 1934
and paving bonds Is
payable at U. S.
Mort. & Trust Co., N. Y.; on water
the county seat of 4Hs'12 J-J
85,000c...July 1
Edgecombe Co. Pop'n. '10, 4,129.
Refunding Bonds.
Water, Light & Sewer Bonds.
4 34 s'09 M-N£$40,000c
Nov 15
5s '09
J-J
$17,000
July 1 1939 4 348*09
F-Azl00,000c..Aug 15
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913..$127,000 5s
g '11 M-N §45,000o
May 1
Water debt (included
40,000 4Hs'll M-N
§55,0000...May 1
Assessed valuation 1913
1,925,000
School Bonds.
Real value (est.)
2,750,000 4}4s*12 J-J
$60,000c...July 1
town
-30,570
_
Tax
Sewer
tarboro.
One of Original Thirteen
r
Water & light debt (inol.)_
91,000
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.)_4,000,000
Street Bonds.
...
State
of State.
DEBT.—For history of South Carolina's debt from 1794
to 1893, see the "State and City" Supplement of April, 1893, pages 163 and
164.
On Dec. 19 1904 the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the
decision of the United States Circuit Court In the case of Lee against Robin¬
...,
Bonds
a
Capital
and
County seat of Iredell County.
as
Total
a
Electric Light Bonds.
5s *08
s-a
$17,000c
1923
BOND. DEBT Nov 6 1913_$173,000
v
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
6s e'96 Jan
$17,000c
1916
Ref. Elec.-Lt., Water & SewerBds.
5s *12
A-O $74,000c...Oct
1 1932
'
ITS
Sewer Bonds.
stanly county.
County seat is Albemarle.
Old
railroad-aid 6s now retired, declared
valid by courts.
Bonds taxable.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '07
July $100.000c
($5,000 annually beg. In 1917)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $100,000
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)
6,000,000
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)*13_$8.53
Population In 1910..
19,909
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk;, N. Y.
This
1,393
13,776
650,000
Elkin Twp., Surry County
$100,000
system, issued by former
for which the city is by agree¬
sewer
owners,
Sewer Bonds.
ment responsible.
The bonds are
5s
"
J-J
$9,000—_ .July 1 1937 payable in 20 years, the first install¬
Elec.-Light & Water-Wks. Bds. ment having been paid Oct. 1913.
5s 13
s-a
$50,000c;
—„1943
INT. is payable In Wilmington and
School Bonds.
New York at Harris, Forbes & Co.
.s
25,465
1,865
30,877
1,762
434s g
J-J $100,000c—-.Apr 1 1950
Street. Water and Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
Incorporated in 1896.
.8
/5.00
717.50
*8.50
None
£700,000 al2.50
2,000 71,175,698 717.50
None e2,602,705 cl0.50
...
Elizabeth City Graded Sch. D.
In addition to the above indebted¬
.
/7,153,858
/l,021,158
*9,500,000
300
26,000
48 g
$115,000c..July 1 1938 4 348*12 J-J $400,000c.-Jan 1 1952
Water and Light Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13_$1,584,400
5Hs
M-S $10,000.
Floating debt
106,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 8 1913_$169,500
Sinking fund
62,044
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.).1,434,306 Assess, val. '13
(1-3 act.)_13,307,786
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$14.50 Total tax rate
(per $1,000)'13.$31.00
Population in 1910
3,127 Population In 1910 (Census)..25,748
.S
; Bonded Floating
Assessed
Tax per Pop'n,
Valuation. $1,000.,
Debt.
Debt.
1910.
$914,445a$15.00
2,116
,
Albemarle
J-J
5s *08
.S
give statistics regarding several civil divisions in
we
North Carolina not included in the
foregoing.
Statesville Twp., Iredell Co
5s g '92 J-J $314,400c..-Jan
W. O. &E..C. RR.
'
$35,000
...
Water and
Feb. 1 1866.
All bonds are exempt
from city taxation. Commission gov¬
ernment ratified Mar. 15 1911. V. 92
747.
City in Mar. 1909 purchased
plant of Clarendon Water Works Co.
V. 88. p. 640.
On Oct. 17 1912 city
purchased plant of Wilmington Sew¬
..1929 erage Co. V. 95,
p. 1225.
1
*
A-0 $75,000c
Oct 1 1931
Funding and Refunding Bonds.
5s '11
wilmington.
Wilmington Is the county seat of
New Hanover County.
Inc. as a city
p.
June $20,000c..june
A-0
25,000c..Jan
5s
5s
11960
Improv't Bonds.
$100,000c..1938 & 1958
s-a
Street and
•
5s
1 1954
Co., N. Y.
V
...
others
$79,0000.-Jan 1 '14-*36
J-J
08
bonds marked (§)
on
...
'09
5s
able at Nat.
5Hs'08
Burnsville is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
534s'13 A-0$125,000..Oct 1 '14-'53
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $159,000
Assessed valuation
1,727,884
Real value (est.)
5,000,000
Population in 1910
12,072
'
rutherford county.
County seat Is Rutherfordton.
Refunding
Balto.;
xcvxi.
YANCEY COUNTY.
17,167
on
at A. B. Leach &
Road Bonds.
$18,000..—July 1 1933
20.000
July 1 1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 23'13
$120,000
Is '08
A-O $135,000c.
Assessed val. 1913 (est.)__27,411,050
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913_ $215,000 State & Co
tax (per $1,000) *12.$8.70
Assess, val. '13 (^ act.)__5,317,532
Population in 1910
—63,229
Tax rate (per $1,Q00) 1912.$11.00
INT. on court-house bonds pay¬
4Hg'05 Jan
[Vol.
bonds marked (*) payable
at Mere. Trust & Dep.
Co., Balto.; on
bonds marked {x) at Townsend Scott
July 1 1931
July 1 1935
...
Water Bonds.
INT.
& Son,
—_
4Hs'OO J-J
$40,000c
June 2 1919
Water, Light and Sewer Bonds.
Is '01
J-J
$40,000c
May
1941
Water, Light and Street Bonds.
1935
July 1 1935
Jan 1 1922
...
rocky mount.
This olty Is In Nash and Edgeoombe
counties.
Inc. as a town 1867; city,
Mar. 11 1907. Pop'n 1910, 8,051.
-
Population In 1910
Court-House Bonds.
1943
...
TOTAL DEBT
STATE.
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.).13,720,591
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$10.00
wake county.
Raleigh Is the county seat.
County Home Bonds.
5s '13
A-0 $75,000c
Oct 1
County.
Street Bonds.
6s '13
OF
34s'12 J-J
S15.000O
July 1 1942
Salem Bonds (Annexed).
School, Street and Sewer.
5s '12
J-J
$65,000
Jan 1 1942
TOT, BD. DT. Apr 1913.$! ,225,000
PAR
VALUE
OF
BONDS.—The
brown
changeable for the same and the blue bonds
consols,
are all
the brown bonds
ex¬
for $500 and $1 000.
INTEREST Is payable In New York at the Hanover National Bank; In
Columbia, South Carolina, at the, State Treasury; and In Charleston at
the Bank of Charleston, N. B. A. ^
TOTAL
DEBT.—The
total
valid
bonded
debt
on
Nov.
12
1913
was
$5,922,852, not Including bonds which matured a great
many
years
ago but have never been paid.
The assets of the sinking funds on Jan. 1
1913 amounted to
$922,725; of this amount $100,062
was
ordinary
sinking fund and $822,663 "cumulative" sinking fund; this latter fund
Is
for the reduction
and stocks.
and payment of South Carolina
Brown 4}$% bonds
SOUTH
Nov., 1913. J
ASSESSED VALUATION
1912
1911
1910
1908
1904
1897
1895
1880
Property.
...$152,052,298
149.802,901
$96,119,406
94,192,625
147.051,422
194,536,251
108,254,037
102,088,325
100,157,179
76 583 666
Total.
$43,359,299
43,136,493
$291,531,003
287,132,019
...
...
...
...
36.574 858
42,229,407
41,959,377
29,765,698
24,142,341
23,797,652
7,392,900
per
$1 000
Railroads.
90,474,520
94,872,328
69,354,698
47,641,516
45,494,110
...
...
...
Tax
Personal
Estate.
Yrs.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
AND TAX RATE.—
Real
279,755,349
271,367,956
207,374 433
173,872,182
169,448,941
120,551,624
$5.75
5.75
V
5s *13
4.75
(Subject to call beg. May 1933)
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '13
M-N$35,000c
May 1 1953
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1933
credit of
ordinary
this Constitution.
question
further debt or obligation/either
Two-thirds vote necessary to
authorize.
constitutional limitations as to the in¬
&c., are covered by Section 7 of
Article VIII. and .Section 5 of Article X of the State Constitution of 1895.
These provide that the bonded debt of any county, township, school dis
trlct, municipal corporation or political division or sub-division of the State
■hall 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 sub¬
mitting 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, malnte
nance
or
Increase of water-works plant and sewerage system; nor does
the limit apply to the City of Georgetown and Greenville, where the pro¬
ceeds 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 Bennettsvllle may also increase Its lpdebtedness beyond
the 8% limit, where the proceeds are applied solely to the purchase, estab
llshment and maintenance of a water-works-plant, or sewerage system,
provided the question of Incurring such Indebtedness Is submitted to the
COUNTIES, CITIES, &c.—The
debtedness of counties
municipalities
municipality.
At the election Nov. 3 1908 a somewhat
granted the town of Gaflney.
V. 87, p. 1372.
Provision Is made In Section 5 of Article X that, "wherever there shall
be several political divisions, or municipal corporations
covering or ex¬
tending 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
■Imllar privilege was
corporations shall so exercise its power to Increase its debt under the fore¬
going 8% limitation that the aggregate debt over and upon any territory
of this State shall never exceed 15% of the value of all taxable propertb
in such territory as valued for taxation by the State.
Provided that noth¬
the issue of bonds for the purpose of paying or re
funding any valid municipal debt heretofore contracted in excess of 8%
of the assessed value of all the taxable property therein."
By the Consti¬
tutional amendments adopted In 1910, exceptions are made In the case of
bonds for water, sewerage or lighting purposes—see below.
ing herein shall prevent
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.—Five amendments to Section 7
of Article VIII. of the constitution were favorably voted Nov. 8 1910. V.92»
four provide that the limitations proposed by that
Article X. shall not apply to bonded debt incurred
for certain specified purposes by the places named, while the fifth states
that the limitations proposed by these two sections shall not apply to the
bonded indebtedness of any municipal corporation when the proceeds are
used for a water plant sewerage system or lighting plant.
Another amends
Section 6 of Article X. sp as to allow townships in Greenwood Gounty and
Saluda County to Issue railroad-aid bonds.
In Nov. 1912 two amendments
were adopted to Article X. by adding Sec. 14a and Sec. 15, empoweiing cer¬
tain cities and towns to assess abutting property for street improvements.
1449. Of these five,
p.
Charleston
Charleston
section and Section 5 of
of-Article VIII. and Sec. 5 of
Article X. was adopted providing that the limitations imposed by these
sections shall not apply to bonded debt incurred by the town of Bishopville
a Lee County for railroad-aid purposes.
V. 95, p. 1558.
,
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—A law was passed in 1912
exempting all school and municipal bonds from, taxation.
Heretofore the
.only bonds which were non-taxable were those specifically exempted under
At the same
election an amendment to Sec. 7
the Acts authorizing their issuance.
V. 94, p. 645.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS MAY ISSUE CERTIFICATE? OF
STOCK.—An Act to amend Article VI., Chapter XLIX., of the laws of
this State relating to
municipal corporations was passed by the 1908
session of the Legislature.
This amendment authorizes the authorities
Incorporated city or town of this State to exchange certificates of
stock for any coupop bonds which have heretofore been, or which may
hereafter be
Issued In accordance with the provisions now set forth In
Sections 2008, 2015, 2021 and 2022 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina.
of any
87.
Population 1910, 58,833.
A-O
A-0
A-O
A-0
5s
ton at Charleston
pons are
(•)
are
Highway Bonds.
'12
J-J
$85,000
Funding Bonds.
J-J
5s '12
$15,000
p.
1039.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
502,741
1,515,400 1860
703,708 1820
415,115
1 340,316 1850
668,507 1810
345,591
1890
1,151,149 1840
594.398 1800
1790
249 073
1880
995,577 1830
581.185
1870
705,606
The proportion of the colored population was 60.70% In 1880, 60.16% In
1890, 58.4% In 1900 and 55.2% In 1910.
In number, blacks were 393,944
In 1850, 412,320 in 1860; 415,814 in 1870; 604,332 in 1880; 692,503 in 1890;
782,321 in 1900 and 835.843 in 1910.
1910
.
1900
_
,
Jan
1 1942
Jan
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1912
..
Assessed valuation 1912
11942
$180,000
3,776,972
tax(per$l,000)'11.$14.75
Population in 1910
...22,615
State&Co.
In Florence County.
government approved
V. 95, p
1420.
7s '94
$25,000
1919
58 '02
50,000....
1942
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1930).
5s '10
J-J
$70,000c___Jan 1 1950
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1930).
5s '10
J-J
$30,000
Jan 1 1950
BOND. DEBT Jan. 5 1910-$123,000
Total assessed val. 1909....1,726,152
Commission
...
Total tax rate (per
GAFFNEY.
This city Is In Cherokee County
Water & Sewer (Red. aft. Oct. 29).
'09
J-J
w
asterisk
exempt from State and city
All others are exempt from
city taxes.
09.$16.00
7.057
$1,000)
Population In 1910..
5s
all tax-receivable.
12 1912.
...
City Treasury; cou¬
The bonds marked with an
taxes.
Dillon is the county seat.
Nov.
A-O
5s
DILLON COUNTY.
This city Is
1 1929
$50,000c...Oct 1 1922
56,000c...Oct 1 1923
62,500c
Oct 1 1924
5s
90,000c...Oct 1 1925
5s
55,000c_..Oct 1 1926
5s
J-J
23,000c
in 99 years
4^8
A-O ' 90.000c...Apr 1 1928
4Hs
A-O
10,000c...Oct 1 1928
4s
07 J-J *1.850,000c...July 1 1937
4s *08
J-J*l,500,000c..July 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_$4,148,500
Assessed val. '12 (H act.>.19,742,774
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.. 39.50
INTEREST is payable at Charles¬
5s
Population in 1910
1,737
INT. at People's Bank in Dillon.
FLORENCE.
Bonds.
A-O $362,000c..Oct
Conversion Bonds.
*
;
4s *09
BOND.
1 1949
$180,000
Oct
$84,000
DEBT Apr 1912
—
14.507
Sinking fund
Assessed val. *12 (■% act.)__l,320,000
Total tax rate (per$l,000)'ll.$33.75
4,767
Population in 1910
"""
CHERAW.
This town Is In Chesterfield
Inc.
in
Bonds
1820.
are
County
exempt
Pop'n 1910, 2,873.
Bridge Bonds.
6s '99
Apr
$8,000c
1929
5s '09
Jan
20,000c
1949
Electric-Light-Plant Bonds.
5S *03
July $8,000c.1...
1933
Water (Red. beg. 20 yrs. from iss.).
5s *12
July $47,000c...July 1 1952
6s *13
J-J
35,000.
July 1955
Sewer Bonds (Red. bea. 20 yrs.).
5s ',12
July $30,000c_..July 1 1952
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13—.$148,000
Sinking fund
3,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.).. 809,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'13_$40.00
INT. at Hanover Nat. B If.. N.Y,
from city tax.
GEORGETOWN.
This
city Is the county seat ol
Georgetown Co.
Inc. as a town in
1805 and as a city in 1891.
All bds.
are taxable.
Pop'n 1910, 5,530.
Refunding Bonds
4Kb
J-D $75,000c—Dec 1 1932
Water Bonds (Red. aft. 1923).
5s '03
J-D $64.500c
Dec 1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$139,50C
Assessed vaI.(3-5 act.) '13 -1.928,472
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $30.0C
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. City,
GREENVILLE.
This
city
•
the county seat o:
Incorp. Feb.14 190.
Is
Greenville Co.
Railroad Bonds.
5s '93
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Gaffney is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-J
$47,500
Apr
5s *83&'91
1 1933
(?)
26,179
Population in 1910
CHEROKEE CO. SCHOOL DIST.
NO. 10 (P. O. Gaffney
5s
g'13 J-J
.
1933
$30,000c
(?)
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
4Ks'83
...
$8,500c
...July 191!
9.500c
...
4^8*00
TOTALDEBT
Julv 192(
16,000
July 1923
10,500c.,....July 193£
Refunding Bonds.
4 M g'Q5J-J $125,000c...July
4^8'06 J-J
10,000c___July
Ss '10
J-J
5,000c...Jan
Is '10
J-J
24.000c. July 1
5s '12
J-J
10,000
July
5s *13
M-S
15,000c
Mar
1932
193(
19-34
'14-'U
1
1
1 1942
1 194
...
Street Bonds.
TOTALDEBT
5s *11
CHESTER.
This city
'
'
J-J $100,000c_._July 1 194<
J-J
100,000c
July 194(
5s
■
J-J
5s '10
'.12
6s
1 1942
BOND. DEBT Oct,1913_..$125,000
Assessed valuation 1912
'92
$75,000o=-=-r July 1921
40,000c
July 1 194
35,000c. _-July 1 194
School Bonds.
J-J
'12
J-J
5s
$l'5.00 4Ms'08
$18.000
July 193
Refunding School Bonds.
*11
$7,000
July 193
.4,754
4
.—
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..
Sinking fund
NET DEBT Mar 1913....
1930
$75,000
21,000
54,000
Assessed valuation 1912
7,021,799
(Assessm't 40 to 50% actual value)
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12 $15.50
Population in 1910
..20,425
INT.
...
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *13_. $744,50
Assess, val. '12 (30% act.).5,500,00
COUNTY.
Chester Is-the county seat.
J^s'05 ann $75,000o
(Subject to call 1920.)
...
.
5s
CHESTER
J-J
5s *10
1,669,658
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
Population in 1910
115,000c...July 1 1941
Sewer Bonds.
is in Chester County.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '12
A-O $24,000.-..Oct
'
V.
of
in
is the county seat
County.
Founded
1783.
In consequence of
the city's bonds became overdue
prln. and int.
The conversion bonds
were Issued to settle this
indebted¬
Sewer
J-D $38,000c_ ..June 1 1952
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg'. 1932).
J-D $39,000c...June 1 1952
BOND. DEBT May 1913...$100,000
Assessed valuation 1912
550,000
5s
CHARLESTON.
ness.
place Is In Dillon County.
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1932).
said
of
voters
(?
TOTAL DEBT
war
Section 11 forbids the General
by the loan of the
the State, by guaranty, endorsement or otherwise, except for the
and current business of the State, without first submitting the
to the qualified voters of the State at a general State election.
Assembly to create any
M-N$90,000c._.May 1 1953
1670; inc.
in 1900.
LIMITATION.—State.—The State Constitution of 1895 imposes
several checks on the creation of debt by the State, all of which may be
ound In Article X of that Instrument.
Briefly, they may be stated as
follows;
./:\
Section 7 provides that no scrip, certificate or other evidence of State In
debtedness shall be Issued except for the redemption of stock
bonds or
other evidence of Indebtedness previously Issued, or for such debts as are
DEBT
This
5s '12
5s '12
4.50
$237,149 In 1890, fell to $11,584 In 1906.
In 1907 they amounted
to $8,340.25, in 1908 to $6,899.75, in 1909 to $4,362.12, in 1910, 1911 and
1912 to $1,500.
This is partly the result of a reduction in royalties from
expressly authorized by
9,654
CAMDEN.
This city is in Kershaw County.
Water-Works Bonds.
In 1886 to
25 cents per ton
DILLON.
$25.00
(per$l,000) *12
tax
Population in 1910
Coupons are tax-receivable.
5.00
5.00
PROPERTY.—The State owns valuable deposits of phosphates,
revenues from the mining of them, after Increasing from $196,698
$1.05 per ton in 1886 to
Total
$209,000
—
'12 (1-6 act.)_2,934,995
Assess, val.
5.75
5.50
STATE
but Its
179
CAROLINA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
payable at Co. Treas. office.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$20.0
"opulatlon in 1910
15,74
INT. on issue of 1906 payable t
Nat. Bank of Greenville; on refund in
bonds at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y
and at Nat. Bank of Greenville; o
bonds of
bonds
TAX
1910 and street and sewe
dated
Bank in
1912
Fourth
at
Nal
N. Y. City.
FREE.—All
bonds
of
thl
city are exempt from city tax.
COLUMBIA.
Columbia (chartered in 1805) is the GREENVILLE COUNTY.
County,seat is Greenville.
the county
Atlanta & Charl. Air Line
seat of Richland Cdunty. Commis¬
6s '95
J-J
$25,000
July
sion
government adopted April 2
J-J
35.000
July
1910. V. 90, p. 1056. An issue of 58'07
Funding Bonds.
$200,000 canal bonds has been as¬
J-J
$32,000..__July
sumed
by the Columbia Electric 48 '99
58 '06
J-J
60,000
May
Street Ry., Light & Power Co., but
Greenville & Laurens RR.
interest guaranteed by city.
58 '05
A-0 $10,500
Apr
Water Bonds (First Mortgage).
J-J
5,500
July
6s
J-J
$75,000c...Jan 1 1921 5s '07
5s '08 "J-J
5,500
Jan
Water Bonds.
capital of the State and
4)^s'05 J-J $390,000c.....July 1945
Refunding Bonds.
M-S$850,000c
Mch 1 1941
GEN. DEBT Mar 20 *13.
$850,000
Water bonds (additional).
465,000
Sinking fund (water)
16,331
Assessed val. *12 (K act.)_10,834,434
5s '11
Total tax rate (per
$1,000)*12.$18 00
Population In 1910
26,319
Scott & Son,
INT.
at
Townsend
Refunding Bonds.
'01
J-J
$31,000
-
RR.
1 1011
1 193'
1 191£
1 1936
1 193C
1 1937
1 1938
■
July 1 193
July 1 193
Emergency-Flood Bonds.
4 Hs'09 J-J
$25,000
Jan 1 193!
BOND. DEBT May 1913. $260,00
Assessed val. (K act.) '12.15,684,54
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) *12
$18.2
Population In 1910
68.37
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y
4s
4
Hs'03 J-J
25,000
Baltimore, and In Columbia.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS
STATE
GREENWOOD.
DARLINGTON.
IN THE
This
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
town
is
Darlington Co.
the
county
seat
Railroad Ref. Bonds.
in alphabetical order among the following, see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
For reports not given
ANDERSON.
This place is in Anderson County.
Inc. in 1882; reinc. in 1908.
City-Hall Bonds.
4^s
A-0
$8,000c—Apr 1 1919
5s
Sewer
1952
4% for
Bonds.
Apr
Apr
1
1933
07
1952
"...
$12,000
Refunding Town Hall Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$20.000c...Jan 151932
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913. $112,000
Assessed Valuation 1912...1,497,261
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$15.00
INT. at Nat. Bk. of
Comm'ce.N.Y.
Oct
$22,000c
..191
Water and Elec.-Light Bonds.
...
Improvement Bonds
A-0 $25.000c_-.Apr 1 1933
A-0
75,000c...Apr 1 1957
Refunding School Bonds.
A-0 $20,000c
5s
6s'97
6s
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
-s
Street
5s
$50,000
Sewer Bonds.
s
$30.000
_S
1 1922
Bonds.
A-0 $15,000c
,5s
5s
Bonds
4Hs&4sA-0 $50,000c
(Interest 4 H% for 30 years;
20 year8.)
Refunding Railroad
A-0 $16,000c
School
,
This town Is In Greenwood Counts
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
of
Pop'n '10, 3,789.
'98
J-J
$40,000c
193
Sewer & Water (Red. aft. June'22
5s '02
J-D
$40,000c
June 1 194
Street Bonds.
5s
'08
J-J, $50,000c
193
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- $152,00
Assessed val. '12 (H act,)..2,000,00
Total tax
(per $1,000)
Population In 1910...
1912..$12.0
6,61
Y
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N
180
[Vol.
KERSHAW
SPARTANBURG
are
6s
COUNTY.
County seat is Camden.
Bonds
tax-exempt. Pop'n 1910, 27,094.
SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds.
J-J
$22,000c—1919
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
& 1927
Court-House Bonds.
4
J-J
20.000c
1921
J-J
30.000c
1936
Apr $25,000o.— Apr 1 1925
4 '**'12 J-J
50,000c. —Jan 1 1932
Bridge Bonds.
58 '09
M-N $40,000c
May 1 1934 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $122,000
Assess, val. '13 (>£ act.)—6,965,393
Refunding Bonds.
5s *12
M-N $95,0000.-May 1 1932 School tax (per $1,000) 1913—$9.25
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $160,000 Population in 1913 (est.)
21,207
Assessed val. *12 (2-5 act.)_4,810,704
INT. on 4s and 4 )^s of 1912 pay¬
State&Co.tax(per$ 1,000)'12—$17.75 able at Hanover Nat. Bank In N. Y.
City; other Issues
In Spartanburg
at County' Treas. office.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
(P.O.Chester)
31,500
Easley (T), Pickens County— 32,500
Florence
Lancaster is the county seat.
■*.
05
1945
Refunding Railroad-Aid Bonds.
5s '12
July $47,000c--July 1 1952
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913— $127,000
Sinking fund
18,000
(15% act.)_3,519,315
State&Co. tax(per $1,000) 13 $21.00
Population in 1910--...:
26,650
INT. payable in New York City.
Assess, val.
-
13
NEWBERRY
Jan
$49,000c
Jan
$50.000
Jan 1 1922
4HS
J-J
24,000-..Jan 1 1925
Funding & Bridge (Red. beg. '24)
4Hs'09 J-J $250,000c
Jqn
1 1939
BOND DEBT June 7 1913 $374,000
Assess, val. 12 (3-5 act.)_19,235,000
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) 12 $16.25
1
1933
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
INT. at Co. Treasurers office.
.
(C) City.
tax.
ORANGEBURG.
This
city
Is
the
county
seat
of
Orangeburg Co. Incorp. Deo. 24 1883
Commission
government
adopted
July 17 1913.
V. 97, p. 388..
Railroad Bonds.
Jan
4^8 13
$11.000c.$500paid yrly
20,000
July 1 1933
...
Water and
IB
Light Bonds.
J-D
§ 1913 figures,
SUMTER.
This
Chartered
Ail
Is
city
as
bonds
are
a
in
19
Dec.
city
.
.
...
5s'13
—
J-J
SUMTER
Total bonded debt
—
—
Population in 1910
—
(?)
17,650,973
..55,143
ann
$10,000...
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..
—
—
...
..
J-J
J-J
$150,000o—Jan 1 1951
50.000O. —.Jan 1 1953
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1931).
5s '11
J-J
$32.0000—Jan 1 1951
Bonds.
$60,000
July 1 1923
College
6s
...
Light Bonds (Red. beg. 1931)
58 '11
J-J
$35,0000—.Jan 1 1951
BOND. DEBT May 2 1913 $424,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.)_l,996,565
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—.$21.75
Population In 191(L
INT.
urer's,
on
7,216
1912 bonds at City Treas¬
In N. Y. exchange.
or
SPARTANBURG.
County seat of Spartanburg
This city was
J-J
4«s
Cb.
relncorp. Deo. 14 1901.
$11,000c
July 1 1931
ODera-House
68 '87
J-J
6s'97
Bonds
M-N
Bonds.
$5,000-,.—May 1 1917
Paving Bonds.
4 Jis'01 J-J
$50,000C—-July 1 1931
4^8*05 A-0 lOn.OOOc.
Oct
1 1935
•
•
Strpet and Sidewalk Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-S $90,000q—_Sept 1 1942
4Hs'13 F-A 100,000c—Aug 1 1943
Water-Works Bonds (assumed)
4sg'08 M S 230,000c—.Sept 1 1948
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1928.)
A.
&
C.
A.
6s '87
July
6s *95
J-J
Sewer
6s *98
Water and
Light Bonds.
semi-an
$40,000c
Funding Bonds (Red. beg. 1926).
4Hs'06J-J
$25,000O ...July 11946
Improvement Bonds.
seml-ann $ 12,000c
.,
..
BOND. DEBT May 2 1913 $112,000
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.)_1,700,000
Total tax rate (per$l,000)'12.$16.00
Total
State
COUNTY.
County seat is Union.
A portion
of this county has been taken to help
form the new county of Cherokee, and
$12,158 of the debt of the old county
transferred to the new; of this, $11,457 is now outstanding.
Refunding RR. (Red. beg. July 15)
6s '95
J J $1(14 40OC- —July 1 1925
4^s'll J-J
$75,000 —..Jan 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 28 1911 .$104,400
Cherokee Co's proportion
11.457
School district debt (add'l)
43,000
Bonds.
J-J
$50,000c—July 1 1928
4Hs'12 M-S $20,000c—_Sept 1 1942
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-S $90,000C—.Sept 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913^. $774,000
Water debt (included)
230,000
Floating debt:
5,460
Assessed valuation 1913—.7,056,716
Real value (est)
28,000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 .$12 50
Population In 1910
17,517
INT. on refunding bonds of 1908 at
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on bonds
of 1912 and 1913 at Nat. Park
Bk.,
New York City.
In the table below
we
State&Co.tax(per$1,000) '10
Population in 1910
$19.0o
29,911
INTEREST on the refunding rail¬
road bonds Is payable at Blair &
Co.-,
N. Y.; on bonds of 1911 In N. Y.Clty.
Yorkville is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-J
$75,000c— .May 1 1933
GEN. BD. DT. May 1913.
$75,000
Assessed valuation 1912...8,944,761
Actual value (est)
40,000.000
Population in 1910.,
—47,718
5,028
27.337
—
—
—
None
2,188,205
——
1,313
1,708
-
6.25
-----
State, Jan. 2 1788.-One of Original Thirteen
of State
area
Capital
(square miles)
.59,475
Atlanta
-
July 1 1915)
John M. Slaton
Secretary of State (term expires July 1 1915)
Philip Cook
Attorney-General (term expires July 11915)
T. B. Felder
Treasurer (term
expires July 1 1915)
W. J. Spear
Comptroller (term expires July 1 1915)
meets
Wm. A. Wright
annually
on
Fourth Wednes¬
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The details of Georgia's early history In debtmaking will be found In the "State and City" Supplement for April 1893,
165 and 166.
Redemption Bonds.
'92J-J *207,000c...Jan
1 1922
48*96
J-J
230,000c-. .July 1 1926
Refunding Bonds
pares
4
8
Refunding Bonds—(Con.) —
95 M-N*287,000c. May 1 '15-'9t
State University Bonds
7s '81
J-J $282 500c..1932 to 1946
4
^s'85 J-J$3,892,000c&r_July 1 '15 8HS98J-J
|
2,000c-
4
*&88
1
7,000c..
3
'/is'90
J-J
300.000c&r Jan
'14 '16
33,000c&r_Jan 1 '35
J-Jj l,800.000c&r.Jan*17-34
Jan
—
-Jan
Past-due bonds
1958
1959
3.600
State University 7% bonds fall due as follows: $3,000 July 1932; $61,000
1933;
$1,000 May 1933:
$96,000 April 1934;
$86,000 June 1935;
$1,000 January 1935;
$1,000 April 1936;
$15,000 Feb¬
ruary 1939; $3,000 October 1940; $2,500 July 1942 and $7,000 In July 1946.
April
$6,000 July 1935;
INTEREST
on
on university bonds payable at State Treasury in Atlanta
all others at Atlanta. Ga., and at National Park Bank, N. Y.
City.
BONDED DEBT.—The valid bonded debt of the State of Georgia Jan.
1
1913
was
$6,544,000. of which $6,540,500
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 Der cent Interest annnallv on
$90,202 of Land Scrip Fund not funded.
Cash on hand Jan. 1 1913, $1,113,517.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State's assessed valuation (which Is not!
50 p. c. of actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
over
Personal
Years.
Real Estate
1
.
Property
Tux Per
Railroads, Etc.
1913
Tntnl.
$1,000
$867,598,725
1912
$704,337,228
1911
—
1908
842,358,342
680,934,316
-
1910
$138,021,114
130,237.017
811,171.333
5.00
642,555,122
...
124,237.017119.573.250
766.787.139
<'03,772.447
5.00
584,199,197536,699.352
1906
1905
—
90.832
1890
1880
139,657,250
5.00
627,532 231
4.80
577,840.282
4.90
433,323,691
5.20
38,462,161
12,490,525
99,276,876
187
83,019,994
45,169.278
—
494,820,288237,547,883
150.606,530
225,054,915
152,311,869
1900
$5.00
415,828.945
3 96
251,424.651
1870
226 119 519
...
-
-
8.50
226
119
510
STATE PROPERTY.—The State owns the Western & Atlantic RR., ex¬
tending from Atlanta, Ga. to Chattanooga, Tenn.,138 miles, and has leased
K for 29 years from December
27
1890 to the Nashville Chattanooga &
St. Louis RR. Company at a rental of $420,012 per annum
It also holds
186 shares of the Georgia RR. & Bkg. Co,., 440 shares of the Southern &
Atlantic Telegraph
maturing
In
Co.
and $107,-000 3H% securities of the
1915.
-
N.
E.
RR.
■
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.:—-An amendment to the consti¬
tution was adopted Oct. 5 1904 limiting the State tax levy In any one year
to 5 mills on the dollar, except for the purpose of repelling invasion, &c.
See V. 79, p. 746.
The voters on Oct. 2 1912 adopted an amendment to Section 3 of Article 7
of the constitution. Increasing the borrowing, power of the State, to supply
deficiencies in revenue, from $200,000 to $500,000. V. 95, p. 993.
Sec¬
tion 3
now
reads
as
follows:
LIMITATION.—Seotion 3.« NO debt shallbe contracted by or
behalf of the State except to supply such temporary deficit as may exist
In the Treasury in any year from necessary delay In collecting the taxes of
DEBT
>•
on
YORK TOWNSHIP.
'
,
This township Is in York
County.
Apr $56,000o. ..Apr 1 1942
(Subject to call after April 1 1927.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913—
$56,000
58
'12
Assessed
valuation
Actual value
(est)
Population In 1910
1912..1,303,974
5,000,000
..6,825
—
give statistics regarding civil divisions in the State
are not represented
among the foregoing:
Assessed
Tax per
•
Anderson Co. S. D. No. 1.7
65,000
*4,000,000
Bamberg (T), Bamberg Co
32,000
3,000
e436,786
Barnwell (T), Barnwell Co
30,500
None
400.738
Beaufort, Beaufort County
None
43,000
*680,000
Belton (T), Anderson County. 25,000
375,000
Bennettsville, Marlboro Co
None
100,100
*792,000
Catawba Twp.f York County. 60,000
None *2.389.280
Clarendon County
70,000
10,000 ♦5.062.340
Clinton, Laurens County
100,000 2
*818,020
that year, to repel
time of war, or to
invasion, suppress insurrection and defend the State In
pay the existing public debt; but the debt created to
supply deficiencies in revenue shall not exceed, In the aggregate, five hun¬
dred thousand dollars, and any loan made for this purpose shall be
repaid
out of the taxes levied for the year In which the loan Is made.
COUNTIES. CITIES. &c.—The State constitution of 1877, Article VII„
Section VII, limits the Indebtedness to seven per cent of the assessed valua¬
tion.
Debt.
Debt.
Valuation. $1,000.
Abbeville, Abbeville County.$U6,600 $10,000*$!,250,000 *11.00
Abbeville School Dlstriot
None el ,500,000
32,100
8.00
Aiken (C), Aiken County
96,500
d2,184,113 alO.OO
-
,
YORK COUNTY.
Bonded Floating
•
3,884
20.596
—
_.
Sinking fund assets.88 042
Assessed val. '12 (\i act.) —6,922,160
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
of South Carolina which
25,318
—
_.
L. Ry. Co. Bonds.
'$4,5000.—July 1 1917
13,000c—.July 1 1915
as a
Governor (term expires
UNION
Court-House Bonds.
$5,500o—July 1 1917
Improvement
------
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETO.
Admitted
...
5s '13
e603,205 alO.OO
*1,428,700 *14.00
*7,055,786
None *1,400,000
*7.00
None §3,504,759 §18.00
2,500
§695,970
§6.00
3,750
780.000
10.00
*3,732.660 *15 00
1,072.068
None*$l,05l,705
$9.50
2,346,547 al0.25
*4,798,630 cl5.50
*2,400,000**8.00
None
*377,360 *10.00
None *2,835,430
day In June.
Assessed valuation 1912
5s '11
6,000
2,000
Georgia.
LEGISLATURE, under Act of 1902,
COUNTY.
Sumter is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4Hs'12
1,763
26,995
1,372
2,098
4,818
41,550
-
figures,
x Total debt.
..
'...1932
$70,000
7,538,100
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '12.$14.75
ROCK HILL.
"
This olty Is In York County. Incor. Population In 1910——
..38,472
In 1893.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Funding Bonds.
UNION.
4WS
$10,000—July 1 1922
This city is the county seat ol
Refunding Bonds.
Union County.
Pop'n 1910, 5,623.
58
$19,000
July 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
Water (Red. aft. 20 yrs.from issue)
semi-an
$35,000c
Assessed valuation 1911
2,365
6.00
(Twp) Township, a Total tax. c State and county
e 1910
figures.
* 1911
figures.
*1912 figures.
State of
1931
..
800,000
*567,352 a22.75
*3,068,825
1887.
„
$50,000c—June 30 1933
None
None
10,000
7,530
Commission
government adopted June 11 1912.
V. 94. p. 1777.
Water-Works (Red. beg. 1925).
4Ws
J-J $116,000o ........1945
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1929).
$40,000c
1935
Sewer Bonds (Redi beg. 1927).
5s
J-J
$50,0000
1949
4\is'07 J-J
$50,000c—-Jail 1 1947
Street Bonds (Red. beg. 1931).
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13. $121,000 5s *11
A-O $25.000c.__Apr 11951
Sinking fund June 1913
20,334
City-Hall Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (fi act.)
J-J
1,722,000 6s
$20,000o
1914
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$17.uO BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $211,000
Population in 1910
5,994 Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.) 1.2,990,000
INT. on water and light bonds pay¬ Total tax rate
(per $1,000) *13 $34.25
able at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on
Population In 1910
8,109
sewer
bonds
at
Nat.
Park, Bank,
INT. on city-hall bonds payable at
N. Y.; and on RR. bonds at Edlsto
Charleston Loan
&
Trust Co.;
on
Sav. Bank, Orangeburg.
water bonds at Chase Nat.'Bank,
N. Y.; on sewer bonds at Harris,
Forbes & Co., N. Y.; on paving bonds
RICHLAND COUNTY.
at E. H. Rollins & Sons, N. Y.
Columbia Is the county seat.
Township Bridge Bonds.
68 '11
$75,000
Jail Bonds.
*26.00
*10.50
*19.00
2,983
County.
Sumter
taxable.
§1,851,670
6,000 *1,149,300
7,000 *2,710.170
8,000
*765,055
None
.
(T) Town.
d 1909
*8.00
a7.20
—
—
J-J
*2,150,000
e581,000
None
3,350
.2:70.000
—
—
responsibility for about one-sixth of
the debt
of .Spartanburg County.
Bonds are
exempt from State and
county tax. Pop'n 1910, 83,465.
4s
J-J
$50,000c—July 1 1920
4s
Newberry is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '13
COUNTY.
County seat is Spartanburg.
A
part of this county has been taken to
help make the new county of Chero¬
kee.
The new county will assume
Railroad Bonds.
'
COUNTY.
District
55,000
69,000
Greenwood Sch. Dlst. No. 18- 65,000
Hart8ville, Darlington County 56,000
Hartsville Sch. Dlst. No. 32— 25,000
Honea Path (T), Anderson Co.
37,000
Horry County
40,000
Klngstree, Williamsburg Co— 42,000
Lancaster (T), Lancaster Co.. 30,000
Laurens (C), Laurens
County. 98,000
Laurens County
185,000
Laurens School District.
148,000
Lee County—.
85,000
Manning Sch. Dlst. No. 9—
49,000
Marlon, Marion County—.... 40,000
Marion County
100,000
Marlon Co. Sch. Dlst. No. 36.2:42.000
Marlboro Graded S. D. No.
10$35,000
Newberry (C), Newberry Co.. 152,000
Oconee County
45,000
Rock Hill School District—
75,000
Seneca (C), Oconee
County—_ 25,000
Sumter School District No. 17 41,000
Tinlmonsville, Florence Co_„ 35,000
Winyah Indigo School District 35,000
■"
SPARTANBURG
$80,000
...
School
Gaffney School District
GUIs Creek (Twp.), Lan. Co..
-r
4s
Tax per Pop.,
41.000 1910.
Valuation.
Court House Twp. S. D. No. 1
5s '05
■
Assessed
xcvii.
al2~65
*12.50
a5.00
*20.00
*12.50
Pop'n.
1910.
4,459
"3",911
'l~937
1,324
2,486
1,652
2,646
12,583
32,183
3,272
The paragraph reads as follows:
Paragraph 1. "The debt hereafter Incurred by any county, municipal
corporation or political division of this State, except as In this constitution
ixable
Srovldedproperty therein, andsevensuch centum ofmunicipality value of all
for, shall not exceed no per county, the assessed
division
or
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
the assessed value of taxable property therein, without the assent of twothirds 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; except that the City Council of Augusta, from time
to time, as necessary, for the purpose of protection against floods,
may incur
a bonded Indebtedness upon its power-producing canal and
municipal wa¬
ter-works, in addition to the debts hereinbefore In this paragraph allowed
to be ifacurred, to an amount In the aggregate not
exceeding fifty per centum
AUGUSTA.
Augusta Is the county seat of Rich¬
mond County. Inc. as a city Jan. 31
1798.
Shimmerville annexed Jan. 1
such properties, the valuation of such properties
prescribed by law, but said valuation not to exceed a
figure five per cent on which shall represent the net revenue per annum pro¬
duced by the two such properties together at the time of said valuation,
and such Indebtedness not to be Incurred except with the assent of two-thirds
of the qualified voters of such city, at an election or elections for that pur¬
pose to be held as may be now, or may be
hereafter, prescribed by law for
the Incurring of new debts by said the City Council of Augusta."
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 this State which shall incur any bonded Indebtedness
under the provisions of this constitution shall, at or before the time of so
doing, provide for the assessment and collection of an annual tax sufficient
(n amount to pay the principal and Interest of said debt within thirty years
from the date of the Incurring of said Indebtedness."
of the combined value of
to be fixed as may be
Ref u n di
was
4 4*8
4s
'01
4s
*01
J-D
4s
*02
J-J
4s '03
J-J
J-J
43 '05
J-D
145,000c
*06
F-A
23,000c
Dec
1
"
M-N 3105,000c—May 1 1921
In Dougherty County.
Albany annexed
V. 90, p. 515.
This city Is
East
1838.
5 1910.
Feb.
Water-Work*
6s g
and
$115,000c..Dec
It
5s
'05 J-J
25,000c.. July J 1931
Bonds.
,
39,000c.. Jan. 15 1921
4s.
Refunding
Jan
6s,
J-J
12,500...Jan 15 1921
Municipal-Improvement Bonds.
58 '08
Feb 365,000..Feb K'14-'38
53 g '11 M-N 100,000
Nov 1 1941
5s g
5s g
'13 (2-3 act)—5,627,545
'13 311.00
i.8,190
Population In 1910
INT.
bonds of 1911 payable at
on
Mech, & Metals Nat. Bk., N. Y. C.;
bonds of 191.3 in N. Y. City.
on
*
AMERICUS.
This
Charter
city Is In Sumter
granted in 1855.
County.
Improvement Bonds.
/>■
4
315.000
Hs'97
'
t
J-J
5s '85
$52.000.—.Sept 1 1915
116,000
July 1 1916
22,000
Jan 1 1917
21,500
Jan 11918
25.000—,.Jan 1 1919
4>*sg'92J-J 289,000
Jan 1" 1022
4 V*sg'95 J-J
46.000—.Dec 31 1924
4s '90
J-J
124,000
Jan 1 1920
4Hs'86 J-J
44*3*87 J-J
4 4*s'88 J-J
4Hs'89 J-J
4s '91
36.000___.Jan
J J
4
4
..
rate(per $1,000) T2.315.00
Population lu 1910
..8,063
Total tax
INTEREST
and
on
in Americus;
on other bonds, at
Hambleton & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Tot. bd.
ATHENS.
Water
valued
are
at
Bond*
M-S $50,0000
Hail
City
'03
4S
Street
4s '99
4
Improvement
J-J
L£s'13 J-J
Sewer
5s'»1
Sept.. 1 1933
Bond*.
$57,412c_July 1 *14-'29
75,000c...July 1 1943
$25.0000.
July 1
J-J
4J4s'18 J-J
100,000c—.July 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
on same
date to $1,189,500
LIMITATION.—The State
$
estate.
Personal
...
107.942,043
46,885,444
Athens: all other bonds In Athens at
Nat.
Bank
of
Athens.
All
receivable for city taxes.
coupons
.
/
CONYERS.
This
94,683,478
40,418.013
3
3
59,978.730
20,038,373
80,067,103
12.50
ThC total tax rate (per $1,000) for
1912 was $23.50, being made up of
the State and county tax, $11.00, and
city tax proper, $12.50.
1910 (Census),
154.839; In ,1900 (Census), 89,872; In
1890, 65,533; In 1880, 37,409.
POPULATION
in
county
the
is
town
seat
o
Rockdale Co.
Pop'n 1910, 1,919.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
'14-'43
$68,000
40,000
Assessed valuation 1912 —1,011,000
Actual value..;
__1,500,000
$60,000—Jail
Jan
'13
5s
1
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913—
AVater debt
(included)
Crisp County.
This city is in
1888.
Inc.
Popula. 1910, 5,883.
School Bonds.
6s
....
6s
•
'10
M-N
...
—
5,000,000
.$10.00
(est.)...
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
Hanover Nat.
Street Bonds.
5S'12
Bk., N. Y.
...
,
1942
$40,000
Sewer Bonds.
5s '12
...
1942
$5,000—.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $181,000
BARNES VILLE.
This city is In
Pike County.
School, Water, Sewer & Light Bds.
5s '11
J-J
$50,000c...Jan 1 '33-'41
TOT. DEBT Nov 5'13(est)
$137,000
2,000,000
Population in 1910...
..3,068
INT; at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
Assessed val. 1912 (est.).
Floating debt Mar 1 1913—
15,100
Sinking fund Mar 1 1913._
12,142
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.)_3,014,174
City tax rate (per $1,000)'12.
INT. at Hanover Nat.
..$14.00
Bk., N. Y.
—
......
DALTON.
J-J
5s
BLAKELY.
Whitfield County.
July 1 1930
This place
$1,000
J-J
10,000
July 1 1935
TOTAL DEBT May 2 '13
3165,000
5s
is in Early County.
—
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation
$55,000c
TOTAL DEBT July 1913.
Population In 1910
5s
'11
Jan
$89,000
Assessed valuation 1911
Real
2,000,000
1,838
valuation
This
5s
County seat of Glynn County. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 10,182.
'09
5s
Sewer Bonds.
5s
Feb. 22 1856.
5*
'91
J-.l
$30(1,000c
Jan
I
1921
town
INT.
payable in New Brunswick.
De Kalb County.
In
Is
Bond*.
J-J
J-J
$15.000c
Jan 1 1939
30,000c—July 1 1942
Sewer Bond*.
A-O
5s *12
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $300,000
Floatingdebt & notes:
42,618
Assess, val. '13 (85% act.)_9,000,000
CltV tax (per $1 .0001 1913
$16.50
5,324
J-J
1936
5,000c—July 1 1942
$5,000c
Water Bond*.
5s
A-O
5s
J-J
1939
1939
1913.-.$84,000
$39,000c
15,000c
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
Sinking fund
—
Assessed val. '13 (3-5
Total tax rate (per M)
CARROLLTON.
c
This
city
is
In
Bonds tax-exempt.
Carroll
County.
Pop. '10, 3,297.
N. Y. C.
DECATUR.
School
BRUNSWICK.
2,803,235
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk..
1,422,503
Population In 1910
$610,000
1913 payable in New York at Me¬
chanics & Metals
Nat. Bank and
1911.
$
..154,827,487 135,101,491
(per M)
12.50
12.50
1910.
1906.
(included)
INTEREST on water bonds and
sewer bonds of 1908 and bonds dated
•Exempt from State & city taxes.
Total..
Taut
City Treas. office.
tax-receivable coupons.
INT. payable at
Bonds carry
OS
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '12.
J-J
$15,000— Jan
School and
1912.
real.ill,936,470
7.000,000
$4,000-1—Jan 1 1916
10,000
Aug 11923
10,000c—.Nov 5 1940
1 *28-'42
5s '12
10,000
1942
Water-Works Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
5s *12
J-J
$10,000— Jan 1 '33-'42
6s
$7.000 —..Jan 1 1931
Paving Bonds.
5s
—
10.000—
Aug 11934
5s '12
J-J
$25,000—Jan 1 '18-'42
.Sewer and Water-Work* Bond*.
TOTAL DEBT May 1913..$171,500
5s '07
J-J
$45,000c—Nov 1 '30-'38
AVater debt (included)
15,000
Water-Works Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912...3,500,000
5s '12
$40,000
i.--1942
Real value
$49,000—_Jan 1 *14-47
J-J
5s '12
follows:
Real
Assessed valuation,
This city Is In
VALUATION.—The
city's assessed valuation (about 60%
actual value) and tax rate have been
as
37,500
Floating debt.
Bonds.
ASSESSED
...
are
of city's
7 % of real and personal
valu-eS-JBorrowing ability within the
constitutional limit Dec. 31 1912 was
140,000 Real estate. 88,138,854
32,341,644
Sinking fund
15,000 Personal
Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.).10,019,357
Total
120,480,498
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '13.312.50
12.50
Population In 1910.
14,913 Tax (per M).
Water debt
School
1912 floating debt ag¬
constitution forbids Increase
City Improvement Bonds.
*04 A-O $22.000c
Oct 1 '14 '24
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913
$651,500
4s g
CORDELE.
2,16.2,000
$45,954 and sinking fund
amounted
DEBT
2.222,000
19?1
17,000c.July 1 '14 '30
4Hsg'08.T-J
40.000c...July 1 1938
School Bonds.
58
'8f> J J
$20.o00c
July 1 191 e
58 *08
J-J
75,000c—Feb 15 1938
4s'00
.
On Dec. 31
gregated
Bonds.
J-J
'
1 1940
'14-'22
40,000c—Oct 1 '14-23
'13 A-O
The
$3,245,000.
This city is county seat of Decatur
Co. Inc. in 1829. Pop'n 1910, 41307.
debt,
'U-'22
1 1938 $5,257,664.
$94,500c Nov 1
<HBgTS J-J 35,000c —-July
'
INT. at
debt beyond
Bond*
M-N
5s '92
debt_$6,202,500 $6,125,000
(inclusive)
of Clark
FUNDS,
-
Dec. 31 '12.Dec.31 '11.
AVater
Athens is the county seat
SINK.
DEBT,
TOTAL
&C.—
or
County.
Inc.
1872.
Commission
government defeated Oct. 18 1913;
V. 97, p. 1227.
On Jan. 1 1913 the
total assets of the city were $650,669.
$2,483,500,
which are registered.
$8,000 water bonds
school bonds payable In N. Y.
on
cclvable coupons, except
5s g
furnishes
BAINBRIDGE.
—
—
Bridge Bond*.
4*sg'10 J-J*$100,0000- .July
'12 J-J
45,000c.July 1
Assessed val., pers'l (est).
•
....
1 1927
11928
11935
11931
11939
355.000C—-Jan
50,000c...Jan
44 500c.._Jan
49,000c...Jan
250.000c-._Jan
5s g
city also owns other good real estate
within the city limits valued at $300,000.
The net annual income from
water rents (canal and water-works)
was reported in 1911 as $121,473, and
it increases yearly from new Indus¬
tries
and-new
tensions of water
mains.
This
I
ome
more
than
meets the Interest on bonded debt.
..
—
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
4*g'09J-J
Mb 97
4 V£s 98
4s g'05
3 Ms 01
for the former, besides supply¬
ing power for numerous industrial
plants.
These two municipal proper¬
4
Pop'n *10, 20,554.
1657.
91, p.
Redemption Bonds
4
,
4*sg*92 J-J3500.000
Jan 11922
6s,g.'89 A O: 335.000...Apr. 1 1919 4s g '93 J-J
182,000—.May 31 1923
4HS '11
40.000,
—.
1941 3 4*sg'01 J-J 200.000
July 11931
5s '13
J-J
10.Q00—..July 1 1943 3Hsg'03J J
150.000
July 1 1933
Water Bonds.
,4s '07
J-J
350.000
July 1 1937
6s,*89 Jan
36,000
Jan. 1 1915-17 4KsM0,J-J *81Q,000c—Jan 1 '14-40
■V
32.000 due every 2 years.
hospital Bonds.
6s g '90 A-O $11,000— Sept 1 1920 4^s'10 J-J 3100.000c...Jan 1
1940
4 Hfs'l 1
•School Bonds.
25,000..-.
—
1941
1914
320,000c
Jan
Paving Bonds.
'
•
1915
4s *11
30,000c
Jan
35,000.
.1941 4 Hs'10 J-J
17-'40
School Bonds.
480,000c
Jan
4s '07
A-O $25,000 —..May 1 1037
•Crematory Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
35,000—--July 1 1943 4^s'10 J-J
350.000c—.Jan 1 1940
Building Boii0h.
t
and
city
•Exempt
from State,
6s, '90 g, A O. S23 000. Apr
11020
county taxation.
BOND. DEBT Nov 10 '13. $245,000
INT. In Atlanta and at Nat. Park
Assess, val.
12 (3-5 act.)__4,271,000
Issues carry tax-reAVater debt
57,000 Bank, N. Y.
Bonds.
Sewer
efforts of city
water plant
Courts uphold
construct municipal
V.
scaled.
or
Inc.
Co.
County seat of Muscogee
1828.
to
power
Bonds.
Bank, N. Y.
water-works
its
which
ties
Bank
Nat.
PROPERTY,—The
city
Total val. (4-5 act.) '12-18,936,740
and a canal
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12-321.50
water and pumping
CITY
owns
23.273
of
— ..-
at
COLUMBUS.
prescribed, for the purpose of ,protec¬
tion against floods.
V. 91, p. 1045.
No obligatipn of this city has ever
g'93 J-J
36,000....Jan 11923
4s g '96 J-J
46,000
Jan 11926
4s g '97 J-J
74,000 —_.Jan 11927
4s g *99 J-J
275.000—.Dec 31 1928
4s g'03 J-J
399,000...Dec 31 1933
3J4sg'02J-J 418,000...Dec 31 1931
4 Hs'll J-J
68,500c... July 1 1941
Water
authorities.
repudiated
payable
INT.
graph I, Section VII, of Article VII
of
the
constitution was favorably
voted, allowing this city to Incur a
bonded debt outside of the limit now
4s
.....1927
Population In 1910
Athens and at Nat. Park
May 1 1912 was about a half million
dollars, within
the 7%
limit.
On
Oct. 5 1910 an amendment to Para¬
1921
1
(4-5 act.)_12,183,065
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12,$10.00
gusta's debt at that time was In ex¬
cess of that limitation.
The debt on
been
353,971
1913.
Valueof Co. property
Assess, val. '13
adopted in 1877. limits municipal in¬
In this State to 7% on the
amount
of taxable property.
Au¬
1 1914
Sewer Bonds.
*13 M-N100,000c—_Nov 1 1943
Total tax rate (per 31,000)
$55.500—.Jan
'23-'41
30 1942
*12 J-J $185,000c.Jan 1
*12 J-J
15,000c. .June
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$308,000
debted
3^sg403 J-J$250,000c—.July 1 19JU
4^s'10 J-J *7G5,000c__Jan 1 '14-40
($45,000 payable annually.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. 3364,500
Asees. val.
11931
>
1 '14-'34
S-a
$23.000
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
5s g
5s g
DEBT LIMITATION.—The Con¬
stitution of1 the State of
Georgia,
J
Redemption.
5s
1942
Peat Due. not yet presented
Coupons are tax-receivable.
1)1937
12,500—..Oct
■
4s g '04 J-J
$84,000c.July
Court-House Bonds.
......
to State
1914
Edgewood Bonds.
M S $12,500—__ Mch
J-J
6s *84
' 32.000...July 1 14 '15
J-J
Is g
*07
1942
13,923,532
Total val. 1912 (4-5 act.)*34,110,817
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911
.$25.6c
•Railroad,
telegraph,
telephone
and express companies
($2,587,590
for 1912) return city property directly
of
Capitol.
CLARKE COUNTY.
County seat is Athens.
Road improvement Bond*.
1923
Assessed val.. personal
of Fulton
A-O
5s '07
High-School Bonds.
06
M-N $6.000c
May 1 '14''19
Water and Light Bonds.
seat
Bank.N.Y.,
City Treasurer's office.
1942
34,100
.1
BOND. DEBT July 1913.32,127,600
Assessed valuation, real ..20,187,285
Armory Bond*.
at
1 1922
for payment. -
A-O.$25.000—Apr 1
5s '07
Town
M-N 325,000c..May 16 1923
5s g
Auditorium
Bond*
Electric-Light
.
Sewerage—
$20.000c.Jan 15 *14-'18
Jan
Is county
Inc. in 1847.
Atlanta
Co.,
4,067
INT. at Hanover Nat.
or
9
Ino.
1909—$12.50
(per $1,000)
Population In 1910
Sfta.nooc.
M-S
Boads
J. H. Goldsmith,Comp.
'12 J-J
Tax rate
1 1911
Oct
Mch 1
Flood-Protection Bonds.
4^8*12 M-N$250,000c„Nov 1
Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'12 J-J 3150,000c...July 1
Water-Works Bonds,
4J48*12 J-J 3100,000c...July 1
'Additiona
School Bds.
$50.000c...Jan 1 1942
EL Lt., Gas, Water &
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $105,000
Assessed valuation 1912—2,914,886
Lettered
Bonds
georgia.
Y.
CARTER S VILLE.
Tills city Is In Bartow County.
Water. Light & Gas Bonds.
5s '93
J-J
$27,000...
1923
5s '06
J-J
28,000
Part yearly
5s g
1 191t
AND TOWNS IN THE
06 J-J
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N.
Bond* Lettered EE.
ef the colored population was 47.02% In 1880, 46.8% In
1890, 46.7% In 1900 and 45.1% in 1910.
In number, blacks were 384,613
in 1850; 465,698 In 1860; 545,142 In 1870; 725,133 in 1880, 858,815 in 1890,
1,034,813 in 1900 and 1.176.987 In 1910.
Jan 10 1942
Bonds.
$15,000—.Jan 1 »21-'35
5s *12
J-J
3,000
Jan 10 1936
City-Hall Bonds.
>
58.'12
J-J
$18,000..Jan 10'37-'39
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913 ..$146,000
Assessed val. '11 (% act.)..2,405,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '11.$13.00
1 1915
Feb
345.000C
F-A $25,000c...Feb
Bond* Lettered CB*
4s '03
Jan
$25,000
10,000
J-J
Sewer
5s g
1936
'89
4Mb '92 J D
__________
4.000
J-J
5s '12
1935
1
$45 000c
Street Bond
1934
4 4*8 '86A-O $24 500c
Bond* Lettered RB.
1,184,109
ATLANTA.
J-J
J-J
1933
5s '91
The proportion
ALBANY.
5s
5s '12
1932
1
35,000c... Feb
F A
'85
5s
— _
order in the following. see
1930
1
Bonds Lettered RB.
_
state of
25,000—Jan*lJ'4Kt
Water Work* Bond*.
Lettered D.
Bond*
6s
POPULATION.—The population of Georgia has been as follows:
1910
.2,809,121 1860
1,057,286 1820.......... 340,985
1900..
2,216,331 1850
906,185 1810
252,433
1890
1,837,353 1840
691,392 1800
_
162,686
1880
1,542,180 1830
....
516.823 1790
.
82.548
For report* not fflten in alphabetical
Statements" at end of this State.
31,000c
J-J
4^s*13 M-N200,000c—.Nov 11943
BONDS TAX FREE.—The State Supreme Court on Aug. 9 1907 handed
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.
CITIES. COUNTIES
1929
1930
Dec
85,000c
Jan
56,000c
Jan
106,000c...Jan
4s
1928
Bond
July
5s *12
1931
43 '04
Thean opinion handedof this
constitutionality down
In
1927
1929
65,000c —.Nov
M-N
School
5s
5*
62,000c
Apr 1
100,000c— -Mch 1
48,000c
Junel
66,000c
Nov
82,000c
Apr
'99J-D
34*s '99M-N
34*8 '00A-O
3 4*8
down
1870..
ABo n d *.
«4*8 '98M-S
restrain the Issuance of certain
of Albany, Ga.
See V. 88, p. 319.
Also see editorial
Supplement" of May 29 1909.
_
n
44*« '96A-0
4s *97
A-O
1908 regarding a suit brought to
Dec. 1
bonds by the City
'State and City
In
Commission
1274.
'94M-NY,-104,000c—May 1 1924
'95A-0 \88,000c..-Apr 1 1925
*6,000c—.Apr 1 1926
4 4*8
BOND ISSUES.—In December 1897 a very important
law governing Issues of bonds by counties, municipalities and other civil
divisions In Georgia was passed.
This law provides for having the Superior
Oourt determine the validity of proposed bond Issues, and Judgment In the
affirmative having been given the bonds thereafter can never be called In
Juestlon. upheld"Chronicle" of Jan. 15 1898.
See by the State Supreme Court
ct
V\93, p.
1912;
gov't defeated Feb. 21 1912; V. 94,
p. 644.
lobulation 1910, 41,040.
MUNICIPAL
on
181
GEuRGIA—CITIES AND TOWNS.
Not., 1913. |
Population In 1910
INT. at Bk. of
14,000
act.).2,025,000
1913 — .$12.50
...
—2,466
Amer.,\N. Y. C.
•
182
DODGE COUNTY.
Water and
15,720
Population In 1910
.8
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bk., N. Y.
5s *06
M-S $100,000c.8ept 1 '17-'36
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1913 $100,000
GRIFFIN.
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)__4,149,222
Dec.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13„$15.00
all taxation.
20,127
INT. at Col. Knick. Tr.Co.,N.Y.
5s '12
-S *03
Feb
...
'06
-s
"...
1936
,.1938
Feb 1 1942
1933
---1936
*08
15.000
-1938
Elec. Light & Water Bonds.
Feb $15,000
Feb 1 1942
Sewer Bonds.
6s '12
Feb $10,000
Feb 1 1942
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913-. $126,500
-S
—
Assessed valuation
.--1,975,111
(per $1,000) 1912—$13.50
Population In 1910
....3,550
INT. payable in N. Y. City and
$25,000c_June 1 *25-'39
4Mg'09 J-D
City Hall Bonds.
$30.000c-June 1 '25-'39
4Mg'09 J-D
School Bonds.
BOND
i.",.--:
DEBT Mch 1912.-$210,000
Assessed val. '11 (4-5 act.)_3,705,240
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1910—-$26.00
INT. on electrlc-llght and water
bonds payable in Griffin and at Har¬
ris, Forbes & Co., N. Y.; other bonds
at U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y.
KIRKWOOD
place Is In De Kalb County.
Inc. under present charter in 1910.
This
Population 1910, 1,226.
DUBLIN.
School Bonds.
This city is in Laurens Co.
New _s
$5,000.
charter July 1910. Pop. '10, 5,795.
Sewer Bonds.
5s g '11 J-J
Paving Bonds
$24,000c--Jan 1 '20-'41
fl f'08 M-N $25,Q00c—.May 1 1937
Water-Works Bonds.
5s g '11 J-J
Improvement Bonds
$30.OOOc__Jan 1 '16-'41
ilff '08 M-N $25,000c—-May 1 1937 BOND. DEBT Nov 1'13_.
$65,000
School Bonds
Sinking fund1,428
IB g '08 M-N $12,000c
May 1 1937 Assess, val '13 (equalized)-l ,467,427
Park Bonds
*
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$11.00
INTEREST at Central Bank
A,
lag'08 M-N
$3,000c-—May 1 1937
Trust Corporation, Atlanta.
Water, Light and Street Bonds.
5«g '10 M-N $30,0000
.1939
TOTAL DEBT May 1 1913_$202,000 LA GRANGE]
This olty Is in Troup County.
Assessed val. *12 (2-3 act.).3,700,000
Ino.
City tax (per $1,000) 1912Population 1910, 5,587; ,
$10.00 1827.
INTEREST on bonds of 1908 Is
School Bonds (Tax-exempt).
payable at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.; on 4s&4Ms--_
$15,000c__Jan 1 '21-'27
the water, light and street bonds at
Electric-Light (Tax exempt).
the Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City. 4s
$25,000c_Jan 1 '16-'20
Floating Debt (Tax-exempt).
4s
$5,000c
Jan 1 1914
ELBERTON.
Paving Bonds (Tax-exempt).
This city Is in Elbert County.
4j^s
$25,OOOC-JAn 1 '22-'2 5
Refunding Bonds.
Fire Department (Tax-exempt).
5s '03
J-J
$9.500—-Jaa 1 1923
4s
$5,000c.—Jan 1 1915
Electric-Light Bonds.
—
—
$12,000
July 11915
5s *09
J-J
5.009
—--v-1939
Water Bonds.
4s '05
M-N$40,000._May 1 '14-'33
Sewer
Bonds.
Gas
Bonds.
4^s'13J-J
$40,000__Jan
1
'28-'35
BOND. DEBT Nov 6 '13. $115,000
Assess, val. '12 (90% act.).4,700,000
Total tax rate
INT.
(per $1,000) '12_$22.50
N. Y.
at
Chase
Nat.
J-D $20,000-_.Dec 25 1925
Bank, and at City Treas. office. •
Paving Bonds.
4Us'09 J-J
$20,000
1934-1937
MACON.
School Bonds.
Macon Is the county seat of Bibb
5s'09
J-J
$15,000
.1929-1931
Incorp. 1824.
In 1878 the
20,000..—1938-1939 County.
Interest on some of the city's bonds
Street Bonds.
5s '10
J-J ($15,000.— 1933-'35-'37 was passed and In 1880 the entire
debt was funded into 6s.
These bds.
1 10,000.
1940
TOTAL DEBT May 1913- $166,500 (6s) were all paid in 1910. Since that
date int. has been promptly paid.
Water bonds (Included)
,35,500
All bonds exempt from city taxes.
Sinking fund
17,500
Paving Bonds.Assessed valuation 1912--.3,032,804
Population In 1910.6,483 m**'96Q-J $130,000c—Oct 1 1926
4 Hg'09 J-J
92,000c. July 1 '14-'39
4>?s'05
•
In
J-J
$20,000c
1923-1925
School Bds. ($2,000 in even yrs.)
'09
J-J
$14,000—July 1 'l3-'26
Electric Light Bonds.
5s g'04
J$5,000c_Jan 1 '21-'25 & '27
J-J
\15,000c
Street
Jan
'29-'35
1
Bonds.
5s '11
J-J
$50,000..July 1 *30-'40
TOTAL DEBT July 1913. $146,000
Assessed valuation 1912
3,577,175
Actual value
Total tax (per $1,000)
INT.
5,000,000
1910.. $10 00
water, school
and light
bonds payable at Fourth Nat. Bank,
on
FITZGERALD.
This city Is In Ben Hill County.
Inc. Dec. 2 '96. Pop'n 1910, 5,795.
Ss g
4s g
Funding Bonds.
$18,000c_
1932
'02
Is
Sewer
$75,000c—Sept 15 1938
68
$33,000c
____
Light Bonds.
1928
25,000c—Sept 15 1938
Is g '08 M-S
School Bonds.
•sg '08 M S
$40,000c
Market House Bonds.
$30,000c„Sept 15 1938
Paving Bonds.
Is
Last
charter
Sept.
'87
Q-J
$16,000c
Jan
1
1917
Water-Works Bonds.'
4 Ms
4
4
'08
J-J
50.000c-. Jan. 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913
$547,000
$40,000
Jan 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913— $221,000
Water bonds (additional)-
Sinking fund Feb 20 1913.28,000
(M act)
3,402,179
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$16.80
Assessed valuation, real—21,603,319
Assessed val., personal
7,583,121
5s
'12
J-J.
Assess, val. '11
INTEREST
on
bonds
of
1908
is
payable at City Treasurer's office.
FORT
VALLEY^
This city Is in Houston County.
WaterrWorks Bonds.'
6s
'93
...
5s'11
$25,000
Feb 1 1923
5,000—June 15 1941
».
'05
—
$12,000-T„June 11935
School Bonds.
5s '11
i—
Sewer
5s'11
$20,000
Junfe 15 1941
Bonds.
$15,000...June 15 1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913—$77,000
...
Floating debt
Sinking fund and cash
Population in 1910
5,029
4,330
2,6.97
.
...
70,352
Total val. '13
(% act.).—29,186,400
City tax.rate (per $1,000)'12_$12.50
Population In 1910 (Census)-.40,665
INT.- at
City Treas. office and
coupons are tax-receivable.
H8*08 J-J
4s '08
J-J
V.93,p.1488. Pop'n'lO, 5,949."
Water-Works Bonds.
5sg'09 F-A $80,000c—.Feb
■Sewer Bounds.
1
1939
5s g *09 F-A
5s '11
F-A
$30,000c—.Feb 1 1939
15,000c. ..Aug 1 1941
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '-11
5s
F-A
$2O,000c._„Aug 1 1941
Public School Building Bonds.
'12
F-A $20,000o._-Aug 1 1932
BON-D. DEBT Aug 1912.. $177,000
Assessed valuation
GAINESVILLE.
County seat of Hall County.
Inc.
Bonds exempt from city tax.
Tax
Refunding RR Bonds
4^8
J-J
$30,000c—-July 1 1930
IH8
J-J
20.000c--.July 1 1931
Improvement Bonds.
J-J
4s
•8
—
—
July 1 1926
School, Paving, Sewer A Wat.Bds.
49*11
A-O$257,000c_-Apr 1 '14~'41
$503,000
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 29 '13
Assessment debt (add'l)..
Water Works
5s '05
Sinking fund.*
Sewer
Assess, val. '13
Total rate (per
(% act.)—4,439,144
$1,000) 1913—$12.50
Population in 1910
INT.
at
5.925
Hanover Nat.
Bk. and
Nat. Bk. of Commerce, N. Y. C.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
Sinking fund
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population In 1910
...
Court House and
5s g
'08 J-J
Jail
Bonds.
$45,000c.Jan
1
28,124
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1913—8,131,000 ,.s
'97
'04
.8
...
..
County.
■
$2,500
July 1 1917
25,000—..June 1 1934
35,000
BOND. DEBT
.1917
—
1927
Apr 1 1913.
.
—
—
—
COUNTY.
Tifton is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
5s '12
Jan
1 '16-'42
$60,000
(35% act.)_4,640,000
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'13$20.00
Population in 1910—
11,487
$60,000—Jan
Assess, val. '13
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
TROUP
La
Bonds
COUNTY.
Grange Is the county
are tax-exempt.
seat.
Court-House Bonds.
Jan
$35,000c_.-Every 5 yr*
Road & Bridge Bonds.
*11
Jan
$200,000c—1931
&1941
on
per annum over expenses.
Improvement Bonds.
5s g
S ANDERS VILLE.
This city Is In
Inc.
Washington County.
Pbp'n 1910, 2,641.
1784.
Light and Sewer Bonds.
J-J j$24,000r__Jan 1 '17-*32
($6,000
I
every 5 years)
School Bonds.
JrJ
$12,000r
Waterand
Jan
1
1927
Light Bonds.
$46,000c_July 1 '14-*29
—. — —
4s
-1929
1930
....
Street
Bonds.
'04
Aug $15,0000—Aug 15 1934
Fire Department Bonds
4s.'04
Aug
$5,000c..Aug 15 1934
Water-Works and City-Hall.
8s
J-J
$45,000c—_Jan
1 1924
Public
A-O
$25.OOOr...April 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
$61,000
Assessed valuation 1912.-1,360,450
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'12.$15.00
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
'09 J-J
Sanitary Sewer Bonds
5s g
J-J
$35,000 c
5s g
J-J
25,000 C
Water.
5s
'05
School
J-J
Bonds.
$35,000C—Jan
Water,
Paving,
tery Bonds.
15 1935
Sewer and Ceme¬
5s '12
Jan $100,000—Jan 1 '14-'42
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $306,000'
Floating debt Mar 1913-.5,000
52,333
scat of Sinking fund Mar 1913
Incorp.
1789. Assess, val. '12 (3-5 act.)..5,700,000'
Commission government defeated on City,tax rate (per$l,000)'12—$12,20
INT. In N. Y. or Valdosta at First
Nov.
12
1912.
V.
95,
p.
1421.
Prior to 1879 the city's bonds were Nat. Bank.
all 7s, but, through a compromise,
all were exchanged for 5s bearing 5%
WASHINGTON.
tax-receivable coupons except that
This city Is in Wilkes County.
$3,300 have never turned up. All the
Paving Bonds.
bonds of
1879
except $400 " have 5s '13
J-J
$30,000c—_July 11942
SAVANNAH.
Savannah
Chatham
Is
the
county
County.
Bonds
exempt from city taxes.
Refunding Bends.
4^8 g '09 F-A $2,405.000cFebl 1959
4Hs'13 J-J
209,500c
July 1 1943
BOND, DEBT Sept 29 '13 2,614,500
Assessed valuation, real..37,067,330
Assessed val., personal. —14,374,048
Total val. 1912 (2-3 act.)_51,441,378
School
6s
'96
6s
5s
'04
Bonds.
'97
$7,000c—$500 yearly
3,000c
1926
,
8,000c—
—
--.1934
Water Bonds.
5s
5s
'99
$17,000c_$l,000 yearly
'07
30,000c
—1934
Electric-Light Bonds.
—_
5s '12
I..
$30,000c_——-.--1941
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $13.90 BOND. DEBT Mar 1913— $125,000
Population ln„1910 (Census) —65,064 Water debt (included)
77,000
INT. payable at City Treasury and Assessed valuation
1912...1,935,197
In
N.
Y. at Am.
Exch. Nat. Bank.
Coupons are tax-receivable.
WATER
WORKS.—The
works
In
owned by the city were built
and
subsequently
im¬
a
total cost of $1,000,000.
Road
$80,000c_Dec
Actual value (est.)
4,000,000
3,065
Population in 1910.
water¬
1853-54
proved at
WAYCROSS
This city Is the county seat of
Ware County. Pop'n 1910,14,485.
School, Street and Sewer Bdnds.
5s g '06 A-O$100,000c—-Oct
Sewer Bonds.
1
5s
1 1930
1916-'35
Bonds.
J-J
Water
6s g
S3,000C---1914-1910
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$84,000
Assess, val. '12 (40% act.)_6,386,830
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12.$14.00
Population In 1910
19.741
INT. at Harris, Forbes & Co., N.Y.
STATESBORO.
$50 000
Jan
1936
Bonds.
J-J
$30,000.—
1920
Academy Bonds.
...
6s g
J-J
Paving,
58
'08
J-J
$25,000..
Water and
1924
Sewer
$70.000
Bonds.
1938
Sewer and Fire Bonds.
5s '12
$100,000
Improvement Bonds.
5s '13
$27,000
...
1942
...
This city Is In Bullock County.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13
Jan
$54,000c
1918-1943
School Bonds.
$5,000c
1915-1920
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '03
$20,000c
1914-1933
5s '00
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
Total tax rate
This city Is In Colqult
J-J
Bonds.
$15,000
'97
6s
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913— $235,000
$163,000 4 ^s pay¬ Sinking fund Mar 1913
13,333
or by
Assess, val. '13 (j^ act.) —_7,229,482
Treasurer; on $257,000 4s at U. S. State&Co. tax (per
$1,000) 1912$15.00
Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y„ or by Treas¬ Population in 1910
-.26,228
urer; on $130,000 lmpt. 4s, 41^s and
INT.
on
court-house
bonds
at
5s by Treasurer.
Coupons are tax- Third Nat. Bank, Atlanta; on road,
receivable.
Interest has been paid and
bridge bonds at Nat. Bank of
promptly since 1876, when the city Commerce, New York.
made an adjustment of Its debt.
WATER WORKS owned by the VALDOSTA
city are valued at
$200,000;
the
This city is In Lowndes County.
earnings yield a surplus of $10,000 Incorp. 1860.
Pop'n 1910,7,656.
INTEREST
,
Assess, val. '13 (60%
'14-'17 MOULTRIE.
Stat© & Co. tax (per M.) 1913-$12.55
3.029
water-works and electric-
light bonds payable at.U. S. Mtge. &
Co., N. Y.; on school bonds at
Baltimore Tr. Co., Bait., Md., and
on sewer bonds at
City Treas. office.
Tr.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $101,000
Sinking fund Mar 18 '13..
on
1911.—$12.50
Sewer
J-J
Population In i910 (Census).-12,099
$85,000
14,800
Assessed val. *12 (*4 act.).1,510,587
INT.
GLYNN COUNTY.
Brunswick Is the county seat.
6s g '95
$56,000o
1925
Bonds.
Jan $30.000c_Jan 1 *28&'38
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '05
June$ 15,000c_June 1 '25&'35
July 2 1923.)
Water and
5s '87
able at office of N. Y. Trust Co.
6s
5s '08
$18,000c
July 2 1935
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly after
5s
5s g '10 J-D
$10,000c_0ct 1 *20&*30
sewerage.
4Hs'06 J-J
4s
Dec 1 $30,000c_Dec 1 '25&'35
...
This olty Is in Thomas County.
Paving Bonds.
4»4s'07J-J
$30.009 _.Jan
1'27-'3ft
10,000
Griffin is the county seat.
School Bonds.
6s
THOMAS VILLE.
Assess, val. '13 (66% act.)10,528,568
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 .$24.00
Court-House Bonds.
Bonds.
.
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank.N Y»
9,000
SPALDING COUNTY.
MONROE.
"
This city Is in Walton
County.
48
J-J
$20,000
Water, Light, Sewer & School Bds.
4Mg'10 J-J $100,000o_..July 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $240,000
1911...3,372,604
1911..$10.00
$1,000)
at
Marietta Tr. & Bk. Co.
at First Nat. Bank, New
York.
or
$30,000c„.July 1 1932
Water and Light Bonds.
J J
$40,000®..-July 1 1920
School Bonds
rate, (per
INT.
1870.
—
J-J $163,000c
are
This city Is in Cobb
County. Com¬
mission government rejected Nov. 15
Water and Sewer Bonds,
J-J
$45,000-Jan 1 '28-'40
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '13.
$84,000
Sinkingfund
1,562
Assess, val. '12 (4 act.)—1,625,896
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$8.00
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
been redeemed and canceled.
MARIETTA.
1911.
Light Plant Bonds.
5s
Sinking fund
900,000
—.
$15,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$25,000c—Jan 1 '14-'18
50,000c
1918-1928
50,000c
1928-1938
g'114-43850,0000.July 1 '16-'39
Hag'11 J-J
-
Bonds.
---
fls '11
1900.
Improvement Bonds.
5s
5s
Sewer & Town Hall Bonds.
4s '04 quar. $47,000c—Jan 1 '14-*34
— —
$5,000
—-
'10
-S
Rome Is the county seat of Floyd
County.
All bonds exempt from city tax.
1927
"
*08
TIFT
6s
Bonds.
•
School Bonds.
ROME.
light bonds at Chase Nat. Bank, N.
Y. City, and Treasurer's office.
All
are exempt from
city tax.
$130,000c—July 1 1923
92,000c_JuIy 1 *14-'39
lH?g'97Q-J
Bonds.
Is g '08 M-S
Water and
'98
'93 Q-J
'09 J-J
Deficiency
City-Hall and
-s
—
bonds
5s '07
Bonds.
*
...
$98,000
Floating debt
18,000
Sinkingfund
25,000
Assessed val.*12 (3-5 act.)$3,576,200
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$10.00
Population In 1910
6,727
N. Y. City, and at Treasurer's office;
on sewer bonds at Fourth Nat.
Bank,
N. Y. City, and on water, sewer and
,
sewer
$3,500
Electric-Light Bonds.
*01
$6,500
'09
10,000..
...
5s
—
J-J
'99
_S
4s
.
6s *95
$25,000c.July 1 '34-'37
Sewer Bonds.
Pop'n 1910. 1,645.
Auditorium Bonds.
,S
Institute
4^s'07 J-J
Tax rate
"
This city Is In Upson Co. Incorp.
town Mch. 19 1869 and as a city
as a
Dec. 2 1897.
.s
Is In Coweta County.
Inc. 1825.
Pop'n 1910, 5,548.
Water Bonds (Part every 2 years).
6s g
J-J
$30,000
Jan 1
15-'23
Water, Sewer and Light Bonds.
xcvii.
THOMASTON.
5s '09
J-J
50,000 —...July 1 1939
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913.
$95,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
1,000
Assess, val. *12 (65% act.)_2,100,000
$30,000c_June 1 *25-'39
4Mg'09 J-D
_
5s '12
Dublin.
1918
1931
NEWNAN.
This olty
*14-'23
$20,000c.Feb 1
Street Bonds.
yearly
$125
...
Oct
Oct
Total rate (per $1,000) 1912..$30.50
Population in 1910
3,349
F-A
$4,000
5,000
20,000
25,000
20,000
12,500
—
_
6,000
9,000
Water Bonds.
Is In Coffee County.
__
Pop'n 1910, 7,478.
Light Bonds.
$2,500
July 1 1917
...
.
Jan
$3,000c—Jan 1 '14-*16
Light, Water & Sewer Bonds.
'04
J-J
$98,500
1914-1930
*8
'01
'06
'08
_S
Inc.
*sg
School Bonds.
_8
Spalding County.
Bonds are exempt from
1843.
Electric-Light Bonds
DOUGLAS.
This city
'98
'01
.8
Situated in
Population In 1910
'97
-S
Eastman Is the county seat.
Court House and Road Bonds;
_S
[Voi,.
GEORGIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
$79,000
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913. $360,000
valuation 1912..5,771,000
Assessed
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *11
act.)_l,837,139 5s'07
(per $1,000) '13 $12.50
Population In 1910
2,529
INT. on sewer bonds in Statesboro;
school bonds in Savannah and water
and light bonds in New York.
_$13.00
WAYNESBORO.
This city Is In Burke County.
Water Works, Sewer and ElecLight Bds. (Part every,5 yrs.)
J-J
$57,500
Jan 1
17-'30
BOND. DEBT May 2
1912.."$57,500Assessed val. '11 (2-3 act.).1,851,874
Olty tax (per $1,000) 1911
$6.00
Population In 1910
2,720
INT. at Col.-Rnick. Tr. Co., N. Y.
Nov. 1913 ]
This city Is In Jackson County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
$15,000
Water Bonds.
J-J
$45,000
or association, nor shall the State become a joint owner or stockholder
In any company, association or corporation.
Cities and Towns.—Title X (First Division), Revised
Statutes 1908,
tion
BOND. DEBT July 1913,
$60,000
Assessed valuation 1912 ... 1,578,506
Population in 1910...—--—2,443
INT. payable in New York.
WINDER
6s
prohibits cities and towns from issuing bonds in excess of
per cent
(5%) of the assessed value of real and personal property within their cor¬
porate limits.
Before any such bonds are put out, the question of Issuing
the same, as well as the amount to be issued, must be approved by twothirds (2-3) of the registered voters actually voting.
Any city or town may
issue bonds In excess of the live per cent (5%) limit for gas or electric plants,
July 1 1937
5s '07
ADDITIONAL
STATEMENTS.
provided the additional amount does not exceed seven per cent (7%) of the
The maturity of such bonds
not exceed thirty (30) years and the Interest rate may not exceed
seven (7) per cent.
Authority for the Issuance of the same must be granted
by a majority of the votes cast at an annual or special election to be called
for such a purpose.
It is also required that the interest and a sinking fund
for their payment at maturity shall be provided for.
Counties.—Title IX, Section 786
(First Division), Revised Statutes
1906, states that counties may issue bonds for highways, buildings and for
funding purposes, provided the proposition to issue such bonds Is authorized
by a majority of the voters ° A sum sufficient to pay the interest and to
raise the amount annually required as a sinking fund to pay the bonds at
maturity Is required.
statistics regarding minor civil divisions in the
State of Georgia which are not represented among the foregoing.
In the table below we give
'
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
_
County
None
47,500
50,000
75,000
30,000
34,000
None
2,000
None
Baxley, Appling County—
Bedford (T), Gwinnett County 38,000
Ben Hill County
75,000
Blackshear (T), Pierce Co.— 55,000
Bleckley County
65,000
Blue Ridge, Fannin County.. 28,000
Cairo, Grady County
.—
38,000
Camllla(C), Mitchell County.. 83,500
Cedartown (C), Polk County..*75,000
Chattooga County
51,000
None
Franklin
County
Greenville (T), Meriwether Co.
$
1,700
2.000
......
2,000,000
10,000
8,000
1,925
2,000
33.500
92,000
46,500
33,000
35,000
30,000
30,000
44,000
30,000
None
(7
1,820
3,551
13,608
....
.
1905..
12,794,612
12,385,510
>
This
Population in 1910
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913..$165,000
val. '13(3-5 act.)__2,500,000
City tax (per $1,000) '13.
5s'12
40,000c__Jan 1 '27-'47
Street Bds. (part every 10 yrs.).
4
3,915
9,728
1,400
1,447
School
'13
10,075
13,486
.23,414
1,389
.....
13,796,985
2,000
a Total tax.
1911 figures,
c
State and county tax.
§1912
figures.
J-J
$75,000.June 14 '15-'30
Funding & Highway Imp. Bds.
$175,000____Jan
1
Tax rate
begin. Jan. 1 1923.)
State&Co.tax(per$l ,000)'09 ..$33.00
COUNTY.
County seat is Tampa.
;
HILLSBOROUGH
.
Road
Court
6s
Arcadia
is the county seat.
Warrants.
Court-House
5^8*12
$70,000....
*10
5s
(?)
Population in 1910
14,200
COUNTY.
DUVAL
$904,000
1913, 17,915,216
(per$t ,000)'07.$25.50
Population In 1910
...78,374
J-J, $50,000-..
JACKSON COUNTY.
Marianna is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
July 1 193,2
Admitted
as
Total
area
of State (square
miles)
58,680
—
-—Tallahassee
Governor (term exp.Tu. aft. lstMon.Jan.l917)_P. Trammell
8ec. of St. (term exp.Tu.$ft. 1st Mon.Jan M7)H.ClayCrawford
Treasurer (till Tuesday after 1st Mon. Jan. '17) J. C,. Luning
State
Capital.
—
*09 .T-D
*1,000 000c Dec 1
state & Co tax (per$l,000)'ll_$24.fte
Population In 1910__
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the
OUTSTANDING
the
Tuesday after the
April, and sessions are limited to 60 days:
LOANS.—The following loans were outstanding against
1912:
LOANS—
.
Name and Purpose.
Refunding bonds of 1901.....
Refunding gold bonds of 1903
INTEREST
is payable
—Principal.
—Interest.—
P.Ct. Payable.
3
J-J
3
J-J
When Due. Outstanding
Jan. 1 1951
Jan. 1 1953
$267,700
333,867
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'll Oct $173,793c._Oct 1 '13-*14
BOND. DEBT Mar 27'13
$180,000
-
Assess val '12 (30% act) —11,900,000
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '12_$22.00
Deo. 31 1912 was $601,567.
manuscript bonds and carry 3%
funds as Investments.
Interest; they are all held In State Educational
ASSESSED
railroads
tax
rate
and
per
^
db Tel'gh.
Personal
Total.
Property.
1908
1905
1901
1894
,890
$38,407,759
36,626,117
33,689,074
31,299,129
24,348,615
17,844,822
17,464,949
-131,436,593
97.551.191
'
104.144,605
16.152,122
"The Legislature shall have power to
'12
(Town's Portion).
M-N $10,000
Nov 1 1932
of the
A
formal
decree
has
$1,500,000 dock and terminal bonds
voted Jan. 21 1913.
V. 97. p. 63.
Water Works & Impt. Bonds.
5s g '94 M-N$970,000c_ May 15 1924
5s g
(Assess't about 40 to 50% actual val.)
City tax rate (per$ 1,000) '12 —$11.50
TOT. BD. DT. Oct. 1913...$40,000
Floating debt (est.)
11,000
Assess, val. '13(90% act.)_l,420,941
Population in 1910..
336
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank. N. Y.
FORT MYERS.
INT.at Am. Exch. Nat.
JEFFERSON
Bk., N.Y.
COUNTY.
Monticello is the county seat.
Court-House (Red. beg. Jan. 1929).
5s '09
J-J
$15,000
Jan 1 1949
$60,000
2,410,010
4,500,000
17,210
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
BOND.
This city is in Lee County.
Sewer Bonds.
DEBT Jan 1913—
Assessed valuation 1912
—
Real value
13
J-J
$6,000
July 2 1933
Water Works Bonds.
*13
J-J
$7,000
July 2 1933
Street Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$17,000
July 2 1933
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
constitu¬
FORT FIERCE.
This city Is In Saint Lucie County.
Water, Sewer and Light Bonds.
6s '12
J-sT $80,000
Jan
11942
Public-Utility Bonds.
6s '12
J-J
$10,000
Jan 11942
provide for Issuing State
57,619.
been issued by the Circuit Court of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit in,and for
Duval County, validating an issue of
_
Bonds
7.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
6 00
5.00
3.25
of repelling invasion or suppressing Insurrectlon.or for the purpose of redeeming or refunding bonds already Issued, at a
lower rate of Interest."
Section 10 of this article states the credit of the
State shal' not be pledged or loaned to any Individual, company, corpora¬
bonds only for the purpose
is the county seat of Duval
Inc." 1844. Population in 1910
This
5s g
5s'
91,983,467
LIMITATION.—State.—Section 6 of Article IX
tion reads:
38,029
LAUDERDALE,
Street
State Tax
per $1 000
$212,887,518'
196,805,441
177.723,981
159,390.230
$174,479,759
160,179,324
..**144,034,907
128,091,101
107,087,978
79,706,369
86,679,656
75,831.345
1912
1911
1910--.-..
DEBT
Real Estate.
RR
Years.
estate (Including
personal property, total valuation and State
given below for the years indicated:
VALUATION.—The taxvaluatlon of real
telegraphs),
$1,000, are
JACKSONVILLE.
'01 M-N 398.000c.May 15 1924
Improvement Bonds.
'06. J-J $400,000c
Jan 1 1936
This city is in Dade County,
In- 5sg '10 A-O
100,000c— -Oct 1 1936
corporated Mar. 27 1911.
43^g'll M-N 250,000c..Nov 1 1936
Water-Works Bonds.
4j^g'12 F-A 250.O00c_._Feb 1 1937
6s '12
M-N $20,000....Nov 1 1932 GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13 $2,368,000
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund
;
_1*5,4 00
6s '12
M-N $10,000
Nov 1 1932 Assessed valuation 1913_$58,000,000
6s
In Tallahassee.
TOTAL DEBT &c.—The total bonded debt on
All securities are in the form of registered
$l,n00) *09. $16.50
Population in 1910
29,821
INT. payable at Treasurer 's office.
was
FORT
State of Florida on Deo. 31
""
State&Co. tax (per
Co.
Pensacola is the county seat.
........
—
Bonds.
'12 Oct
$300,000
Oct 1 1951
BOND.,DEBT Oct 1913...$350,000
Assessed valuation 1912.. 3,947,944
5s
75,163
ESCAMBIA COUNTY.
Population in 1910
first Monday in
193*
BOND. DEBT May '13._$1,400,000
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act)..25,252,100
—
—
g
$50,000
-S
Road
Road Bonds
5s
.
—
River Imp't Bonds.
Court-House (Red. beg.. 1917).
'
—$100,000
....1932
Territory (Act March 30 1822).-March 30 1822
a State (Act March 3 1845).-—..March 3 1845
....
$60,000__July 1 '14-'19
State & Co tax
County seat is Jacksonville.
5s '02
as a
...
Total assessed val.
(Subject to call after 1912.)
Organized
Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Nov4913
BOND. DEBT......
Assessed valuation 1912__$5,745,133
5Hp*92 M-N 250,000-.-.Nov 1 1932
(Subleet to call after 1912 )
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
House
-...$10,500
County School Bonds.
'12
J-J
$22,917c.July 1 '14-'24
Special Tax Sch. Dist. Bonds.
6s
13
s-au $40,000..July 1
15-'34
6s '13
s-an
6,000..July 1 '15-'2fl
COUNTY.
St. Johns
ITS
,
Funding'School Bonds.
11913
of Florida.
Bonds
J-J $346,000..:. July 1 1933
4s g
58
SOTO
DE
8s '92
State
(fS act.)_2,738,844
(per $1,000) 19i2
$15.00
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
1933
BOND. DEBT (including
school bonds) Nov 1 1912.$272,000
Actual value (est.)..
38,305,775
2,381
3,120
(71,800,000
None 12,782,403
2,500,000?
1940
1922.)
1
J-D
(Subject to call
I
1
...
Warrants.
'10
5s
13,288
13,237,382
lb"66o
5s'12
$35,000c..Jan 1'27-'47
BOND. DEBT May 8 1913 $268,000
Hs'10 A-O$150,000c...Apr
6s
1.034
(76.00
Dec 1 1921
$20,000
Assessed val. '12
(Subject to call after April
1,880
13,876
§10.00
Bonds.
...
...
A-0$ 131,000 ....Apr 1 1921
(Subject to call April 1 1911.) :
2,017
1,715
Road Bonds.
Water
6s *91
Road & Refund. Bds.(Tax-exempt)
990
110.00
Pop'n '10, 11,933.
4Ms
2,030
1,247
1,508
669.790
\(Pa« every 10 years.)
Municipal Bonds.
$8,000
Aug 1 1917
5s *07
county
new
a
Court-House and
4.385
§2)888,000 §l"o"66
...
Dade County.
1,160
2,412
§362,000
I—I
§914,451
§8.00
(7639,000
(78.00
1,200,000
el,637,827 al7.00
fo
518
Alachua County.
Pop'n '10, 6,183.
in
—
.
A
is
15 1869.
known
as
Palm Beach County, the
latter to
assume
about 50% of the debt of
1,140
....
city
1,333
Educational (part every 10 yrs.).
5s 105
$50,000..Sept 1 '15-'35
Gen. Utility (Light & Sewer).
5s '06
/$115,000...Jan 1 '21-'41
Miami is the county seat.
A por¬
of this
county was taken to
create
1,518
....
7,000 •11.000,000
10.000
b79,948
6,229 (71,000,000
None
§1.218,304
COUNTY.
This
Inc. Jan.
tion
1,415
1,590
922
810.000
$10.00
1,886
Population in 1910
DADE
11,520
....
Assessed
GAINESVILLE.
1943
1933.)
Assess,
1,862
§12.50
DT. May 1913 .-$90,000
valuation 1912„ ..463,436
(Subject to call begin. Feb. 1
882
500,000
j
city is in Manatee County.
ollowing, see "Additiona
BD.
TOT.
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $75,000
Feb 1
6,050
21,379
....
he
For reports not given in alphabetical order in
Statements" at end of this State.
BRADENTOWN.
•
FLORIDA.
16.552
§808.000 §23.00
§902,000 §12.50
10,401 §1,669,272
510,000
2,000 >
7,619 §1,853,000
AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE OF
3,420
1,181
115.00
(7400.000
860,000
COUNTIES
CITIES,
19,189
17,886
2,007
......
None
34,73
proportion of the colored population was 47.01% In 1880, 42.58% In
1890, 43.7% In 1900 and 41% In 1910.
In number, blacks were 40,242 In
1850, 62,677 In 1860, 91,689
n 1870, 126,690 in 1880, 166,678 in 1890,
230,730 In 1900 and 308.669 in 1910.
841
918,660
None
54,47
I
391,4221
The
1,395
§1,568,000 §13.50
§700,000 §17.50
2,000 §1,0. 8,631 §13.90
12,282.960
None 11,693,066
None 13,71
14,671
~
12,000 11,831,711 121.00
None
..
3,882
2,036
5,000
2,000
3,000
87,44
——
—
1890...
630
None
"300
,
STATE.—
752,61911880.
269,493 11850
614,84511870-..-.-.... 187,748|1840
528,542 11860
140,424 |1830_.
1909
909
.
OF
POPULATION
1910
1,462
18,122
§33.50
876,155
of
otherwise, all public stocks or shares in all incorporated or unincorpo¬
companies,
are taxable as personal property when held b^ persons
residing in this State. ;
•
■
16,035
10.00
None
Laws
rated
2,208
1.320
17,894
None
5596,
'
§12.00
10.00
None
Chap.
or
1,008
1,638
2,173
2,238
2,697
16,423
3,210
3,827
....
BONDS.—Under
or
2,000
600.000
9,000 12,694,408
740
§372,0 »0
33,000
Wrightsville (C), Johnson Co. 35,000
figures.
1,505
800,000
45,000
(V) Village,
§10.00
MUNICIPAL
OF
1907, relating to tax assessments and collection of revenue, "all debts due
to become due from solvent debtors, whether on account, contract, note
r
14,599,040
(72,050,000 al2.00
1,050,000 alO.OO
§431,870
§8.00
§600,000
None
Wilkes County.
(T) Town.
figures.
/1910
figures.
*Totai debt.
"""898
121.50
§729,000
......
70.000
County.40,000
(C) City,'
TAXATION
....
+335,560
§800.000
SI,315,493
2,112,952
17,449,866
—
County,.^.
1909
831
1,683
11,863
1,235
....
....
(C), Tift County
80,000
Toccoa, Stephens County:... *07,000
Wilcox"
7,973
....
81,000
Tifton
Turner
2,214
1.1,264,338
§623.600 §11.50
750,000
f3.162,330
tl. 106,900 f22.00
_
— .
1,902
12,318
§875,000
10,000
1,300,000 §20.35
300 §1,116,249 §14.50
10,000 n,400,000 al5.00
None 14,500,671 117.00
None (71,035,491
None §1,917,671 §15.00
465,000
County
51,000
Harris County
40,000
Hartwell (C), Hart County ...•30,000
Hawkinsville (C),
Pulaski Co. 70,000
Hazelhurst, Jeff Davis County 35,000
Jackson (C), Butts County... 42,000
50,000
Jasper County
Jeff Davis County...
30,000
Jefferson County
50,000
Jenkins County.
45,500
Jesup (T), Wayne County—. 42,500
La Fayette (C), Walker Co... 40,000
Lawrenceville, Brunswick Co. 52.000
Lumpkin, Stewart County...■_ 25,000
McDonough (CK Henry Co.. 46,000
McRae (0), Telfair County.
25,000
Madison (C), Morgan County. 63,000
Manchester, Merriwether Co.. 25,000
Milledgeville, Baldwin County 43,500
Millen (C), Jenkins County..*52,000
Milltown (T), Berrian County 25,000
Monticello, Jasper County.:.. 46,000
Nashville (T), Berrien County. 35,000
Ocllla, Irwin County
64,000
Pelham (T), Mitchell County. 60,000
Putnam County
30,000
Quitman, Brooks County
112,000
Rockmart, Polk County
39,000
Sparta, Hancock County—... 67,000
Stephens County.
.......
42,000
Sylvania, Screven County
42,750
Sylvester, Worth County
60,000
Telfair County
1910.
„
§14.00
tl.3.50
<715.00
13,163,553
None
(7468,365
Hancock
e
shall
Pop'n.
None
62,000
59,500
78,000
80,000
62,000
30,000
50,000
50,000
$
§1.030.000
13,276,163
(71,092,000
......
Claxton (C), Tattnall County. 27,000
Cochran (C), Pulaski County*49,000'
College Park, Fulton County. _•
Commerce, Jackson County..
Covington (C), Newton Co—
Crisp County.
Cuthbert (T), Randolph Co—
Datyson (C), Terrell County._
Doerun (T), Colquitt CountyDougherty County:.
Douglasville, Douglas County.
Early County.
East Point (C), Fulton County
Eatonton, Putnam County—
Edison (T), Calhoun County..
Falrburn, Campbell County._
Forsyth, Monroe County—_.
Fort Gaines, Clay County
Assessed
Tax-per
Valuation. $1,000
$
$
Adel, Berrien County
Appling County.— — _ — —
Ashburn (C), Turner County..
J
total valuation of real and personal property.
"
Baker
183
FLORIDA-DEBT OF STATE.
(est.)
Population in 1910
5s
Population in 1910
2,463
KEY WEST.
County seat of Monroe County.
1834.
Pop'n 1910, 19,945.
Refunding Bonds.
5s *05
A-0$115,000c. —Oct 1 1955
Inc.
(Subject
5s '02
J-J
call Oct 1
1935.)
$26.500c—-July 1 1917
to
(Subleet to call after July 1 1912)
5s '12
J-J $129,400 —-July, 1 1942
Paving & Sewer Bds. (Tax-exempt)
5s
A-0$192,000c...Oct
1 1940
[VOL.
ALABAMA-DEBT OF STATE.
key west
(Concluded).
Judgment Bds. (Red. beg. 1919).
Os '0#
J'ne$148.000c
June 1 1929
Street Bds. (Red. beg. 1900).
May $13,500c
May 1 1920
Park Bonds.
Road & Bridge Dist. No. 2 Bonds.
$6O,00Oc
M-S
'12
5a
Ss '90
....
Assessed valuation 1912
1,400,643
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912—_$26.00
Population In 1910
2,157
-
lake
This city is in Escambia County.
Reincorporated in 1895.
city.
This
Inc.
pens ac ola.
city is in Columbia County.
Pop'n 1910, 5,032.
1857.
Water-Works
88 *06
Drainage Bonds.
Sewer &
Bonds
$43.000
5s
F-A
F-A
„
„
INT.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '03
5s '09
tampa.
,
Tampa Is the county seat of Hills¬
1 1933
10,000c—July 1 1939 borough Co. Incorp. July 15 1887.
A-O
$12,300c—Oct
J-J
Sewer Bonds.
6s '02
J-J
$5,000c—July
6s '05
M-S
5,000c...Sept
5s '09
F-A
9,000c...Aug
6s '10
A-O
5,000c...Oct
1 1932
1 1935
1 1939
6s '11
1 1941
F-A
5,000c
Street & Sewer
1
Aug
5s
'00
Bonds.
1940
General
5s
e
'05
Improvement Bonds
Sept $ 135,000c.
BOND. DEBT Oct 30 1911.5185,500
Assessed val. '10 (H act.)..1,151,666
Total tax
INT
First
'10
Nat.
Municipal
Lake
~
Thb city Is in Polk County.
The 5s of 1912 have been declared
Bonds
.Sept 1 1939
Funding School Bonds.
J-J
$45,000.-July 1 l8-'26
Refunding School Bonds.
58 *12
$50,000
School Bonds.6s '13
$30,000
5S '12
...
others
on
National
at
bonds of 1912 pay¬
N. Y.;
Park Bank,
County Clerk's office.
miami.
is in Dade County.
ImproV. Bonds (Tax-exempt).
'08
.
SANFORD.
Street
6s
.."$100,000.
Sewer
40,000
Sewer Bonds.
6s'13
J-.T
$25,000c—.Jan 1 1933
TOTAL DEBT Nov 6 '13...$45,000
Assessed valuation 1913.__.458,786
Tax rate
45 nnor
INT.
Mav
nassau
Road and Bridge Dist. No. 1 Bds.
'11
J-D
$60,000...Dee 15 1941
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..
Assessed valuation 1912..
$60,000
3,022,193
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'11$23.75
Population in 1910
INT.
10,525
...
payable at Co. Treas. office.
This town is in Alachua
County.
$30,OOOJuly 1'23/33,43
(?)
Population in 1910..
...816
6s
'13
J-J
_
_
ORANGE
COUNTY.
7
1954
°
Population in 1910—
—
1
Pop'n 1910, 5,494.
5s g
M-N $75 nopr
May 15ltt'?7
BOND. DEBT May 3'13.
$75,000
st.
fund.
lucie
Re-incor. in
ORLANDO.
•
.
This place is in
Orange County.
Sewer Bonds. (Part every 10 yrs).
5s '13 M-N$140,000__May 1 '23-'53
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913— $193,000
Sinking fund..
5,500
4,753,000
True value
8,000,000
Population in 1910
3,894
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
Assessed valuation 1912
palatka/^
Refunding and Paving Bonds.
'02
M-N $50,000c
1942
(Subject to call after 1922.1
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. $175,000
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)..1,981,021
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1913...$18.00
Population in 1910
3,779
INT. payable at East Florida Sav,
& Trust Co., Palatka.
West
Road
1903.
58
Palm
Beach
Bonds.
is
county seat.
,'
INT.
at
Atlantic
Nat.
Bank,
Jacksonville.
PETERSBURG.
This city
is in Pinellas County.
Town incorporated in 1893;
reincorp.
city 1903. Pop. 1910, 5,494.
J-J
10.000c—.Jan
1512,017
9.238
2,000
420.00
T16.00
422.00
ttf.OO
4814.998
47.00
42,150,703
7471.016 alO.OO
4262,681
1,870, Ml
None
7685.176 720.00
3,000,000
30,000 43.0/9.011 425.50
15.00
1,916.800
None f 1,835,000 T12.50
42,371,04)
49,361.451
—>
1910.
None
......
None
......
None
4188,145 422.50
tl,600.000 tl7.00
4274,242
42,766,233
....
1,319
.1,739
3,450
1,560
16,919
21,563
4,370
.
773
7,502
24,148
675
840
808
State of Alabama.
1
J-J
S3,000c
A-O
10,000c...Oct
6s '05
M-S
15,000c...Sept 1 1935
7,000c_Nov 1 '28-'38
10,000c,..Oct 11940
5,000c—.Aug 11941
25,000c...Aug 1 1942
M-N
A-O
6s 11
F-A
6s g '12 F-A
as
.
July 1 1932
1
•
•
V
Territory (Act March 3 1817)
State
o
15 1817
March 2 1819)
Dec. 14 1819
rota) area of State (aquare miles)
\
52,250
8rate Capital...
Montgomery
Governor (term expires Jan. 14 1915)
...Emmet O'Neal
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1915)..Cyrus B. Brown
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1915)
John Purifoy
a
(Act
.
...-
a
This Is date when the
Mississippi Constitutional Convention completed
labors, the Aet establishing the Territorial Government of Alabama hav¬
its
"
'28-'38
F-A
Road & Bridge Dist. No. I Bonds.
*12
M-S $85,000c. ..Sept 1 1952
Vdmitted
"
1
9,200c—.Aug 1 1939
67,500c...Oct 1 1940
40,000c.—Aug 1 1941
6s g'12 F-A
65,000c...Aug 1 1942
£*Water=Works Bonds.
'11
a8 a
1934
5,000c_Nov
...
DEBT., RESOURCES, ETC
Organized
10,000c—.Sept 1 1935
M-S
6s g '08 M-N
5s '09
F-A
6s '10
A-O
6s'10
34,305
1.736
2,662
6,731
1,171
3,082
2,017
1,227
3,482
1,165
22,198
9.00
al5.00
ing provided that the Act was to commence and go into force when the
Constitutional Convention of Mississippi had "formed a Constitution and
Street Bonds.
6s '04
6s '05
6s '08
M-S$200,000c—Mar
Pop'n.
f22.00
(T) Town,
a Total
tax.
e 1910
figures.
/1911 figures.
t 1913 figures., x This covers merely,a recent issue of bonds;
debt.
* Total debt.
Pop. 10, 4,127.
'13 (% act.)..4,000,000
State&Oo. tax (per $1,000)'13 $38.00
Population in 1910
———4,075
1 1940
4Hs
—
Tax per
$1,000.
not informed as to what is total
v
6s '03
county.
foregoing reports:
Assessed
Valuation.
16,000 t$7.180,322
None 41,300,000
None el,023,310
1,953.330
4741,535
None tl.879.210
None
4170,050
ITS
county.
6s '02
palm beach
Debt.
10.496
—
Assess.- val.
6s
give statistics regarding minor civil divisions In the
(}4 act.)_l,877,060
Bonds (Part every 5 yrs.)
5s *10
J-D$ 102,000—June 1 '25-'40
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
$200,000
as a
8,258
...
4 1912 figures,
we are
Road
ST.
"
This city is in Putnam County.
53
M-N $ 144.000O
1942
53
(C) City.
'
Fort Pierce is the county seat.
.
we
—
.
1943
(?)
.l— .19,107
Population In 1910
augustineT"
Countv seat of St. John's County
Incorp. in 1821.
Assessed val. '12
J-J $200,000—..Jan
$300,000
1910 —.3,967,057
STATEMENTS
(T), Manatee Co...^115.000
Titusville (C), Brevard Co,-- 32,000
West Palm Beach S.D. No. 1. 33.000
Total tax rate(per$l .0001 '12
$ *
INT. at First Nat. .Bank, this
city."
'13
Assessed valuation
Sarasota
..3,204
..
Road & Bridge Dist. No. 1.
5s
.--$100.000.
Total tax rate iper $1,000) *10.$18.00
capital of the State,
Pop'n 1910, 5,018.
—.
Orlando is the county seat.
TOTAL DEBT.
Bonds.
Improvement
8'11
—
....
of
seat
west tampa.
This olty Is In Hillsborough Co.
—
...
July 1 1949
—
county
Pop. 1910, 1,748.
INT .at Seaboard Nat. Bank, N.Y.
County...
$34,000
Arcadia (C), De Soto County. 80,000
Bartow (C), Polk County—.. 95,000
Citrus County
45,090
Clearwater (T). Pinellas Co._ 40,000
Daytona (T), Volusia County 100.000
DeFuniak Sp'gs (T), Walton Co 61,000
Dunnellou (T), Marion Oo
50,000
Fernandlna (C), Nassau County "63,000
Fort Meade (T>, Polk County. 39,000
Gadsden County..
60,000
Green Cove So'gs (T> ,' Clay Co_.t45,000
Jasper (C), Hamilton Co
37,000
Live Oak (C). Suwanee Co.
*104.5 )J
Madison (T), Madison County. 75.000
Madison County
50,000
Monroe County.....
60,000
81.000
Ocala, Marion County
Palmetto (C), Manatee Co.
40,000
Pasco
30,000
County.:
Polk
County—.
*50,000
St. Andrews (T), Washington
• •
County
30,000
$10,000c— .July 1 1949
BOND. DEBT May 14 '10—$103,000
Assessed valuation 1909
776,000
linking
.
the
Is
—
1943
Alachua
5sg'09 J-J
■
$65,000
Debt.
—
Sewer Bonds.
st.
J-J
Bonded Floating
County.
NEWBERRY.
TOTAL DEBT
city
„
....$23.000......
Population In 1910
'13
In the table below
.
g'09 J-J
$25,000c
School Bonds.
palm beach.
Dock Bds.
5s '12
J-J
$40,000—Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Sept 26'13
$56,500
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)
1,281,104
State & Co. tax(per $1,000)13 $27.00
ADDITIONAL
$36,000c —.July 1 1949
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s g '09 J-J
S9,000c
_July 1 1949
58
This
Duval Co.
Incorp.
1907.
Population 1910, 1,147.
Improvement Bonds.
is in Leon Co.
Water-Works Bonds.
the county seat.
27,000
Palm Beach Oo.
T lis city, the
5s g '09 J-J
county
Fernandlna is
office.
$165,000
.
tallahassee.
nayable at Co. Court-IIouse.
This place Is in Gadsden
5s
1912—3,575,Ill.—16,460
valuation
INT. at County Treasurer's
BOND. DEBT Feb 16 1911
40,000c...May 7 1044
40.000c...May 7 1949
quincy.
Assessed
sonville.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. $190,000
Assessed val.'12 (M act.)..3,170,630
State&Co. tax (per$l,000).'12.$3'1 50
Population in 1910
13,096
(per $1,000) '12.
$13.00
Population in 1910....
.1,418
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
1930
Sewer and Light Bonds.
5s g '11 J-J
$60,000c
1941
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13—
$60,000
Assess, val. '13 (^ act.) —1,344,000
INT. at Barnett Nat. Bank, Jack¬
20.000c—.May 7 1936
•
1
State Of Florida which. are not represented among the
(
Bonds.
M-S $2O,00Qc— .Mar 1 1940
1930
Jan
Population in 1910
$20.000c
795,298
—
the county seat.
I
J-J
This place Is in
o
I
Water-Works
'10
south jacksonville.
county.
M-N
1930
1
Sewer, St., Fire-Dep. &
Bridge & Court House Bonds.
f$25.000c..i.May 7 1924
i 20.000c— May 7 1931
'09
1
Jan
west
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$15.00
INT. payable in New York.
in Polk County.
$20,000c
are
Assessed valuation 1010—.2,319,998
Bonds.
Is
Springs Is the county
tax-exempt.
No I Bonds.
6s *11
J-D $70,000c_ —Nov 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Aug 1912$70,000
Bonds
Total tax rate(per $t .000) '10 $12.00
INT. at Nat. Park Bank. N. Y.
M-N$35,000
May 11933
Paving Bonds.
6s '13
J-J
$35.000—..July 1 1933
Drainage Bonds.
6s *13
M-N $5,000..:.May 1 1933
Palatka
$80.000c—.Jan
Funlak
Rd. & Bridge Dint.
Bonds
J-J
Floating debt
'13
putnam
De
seat.
„
BOND. DEBT May 1913.
Hillsboro County.
—
J-J
'10
5S
city"
walton county.
Refunding Bonds
13,000
Assessed valuation 1912
..July 2 1936
'10
6s
Population in 1910
6s
Co..N.Y.
..
Bonds
School
6#
in
This city is in
'
This plaoe is in Orange County.
Inc. about 1876.
Pop. 1910, 3,570.
5s '07
J-J
$45,000c
....1917
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913._$550,000
Assessed valuation 1913
7,777,000
plant
INT. at Nat. Bank of Commerce,
11,538
93.898
....
May 370,000c...May 1 1943
(Subject to call after May 1 1938.)
6s '13
A-O $91,000.
Oct 1 1943
6s '13
A-O
4,000....Oct 1 1933
5s
58
Total tax
territory _.$ 17.00
Warrants outstanding
on hand
:
Cash
MULBERRY.
,
118,692
;
(per)Old
N. Y. and U. S. Mtg. & Tr.
Sinking fund
20,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-5 act.)_.4,636,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $22.50
Population In 1910
—5,47)
6s *10
Tax rate
INT. payable at Nat. City Bank,
N. Y. City, or at City Treas. office.
GEN. BONDS*Oct 2 1913. $100,000
Assessment debt (add'l).—
This city is
Sinking fund
Assessed val.'12 (^ act.)_26,547,9l8
$1,000)
11/New territory— 13.50
Population In 1910 (Census) ..37,782
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913 —$122,000
This city
5s
J-D $115,000.
Dec 1 1961
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913_$2,725,500
(per $1,000) '13
$18.00
Population in 1910 (Census)...4,127
Population in winter (est.)
20,000
...
BOND. DEBT Oct 21'12— $250,000
Assessed valuation 1912._._3,898,060
State &Co. tax (per $1,000)'12$36.50
Population in 1910
9,55f'
INTEREST
5s*ll
4Hg'06J -J
4!*g'06J-J
5s *13
6s g '09 Nov$250,000c_.
able at
Improvement.
Jan 1 1921
'12 J-D 1,700,000c—Dec 1 1962.
(Subject to call beg. Dec. 1 1932.)
Bridge Bonds (Red. beg. 1931).
—
valid by State Supreme Court.
V. Assess, val. '13 (% act.)..15,636,321
95, p. 1558.
City tax rate (per S1 onoi '10.$13.00
Pop. '10, 3,719.
5s
F-A $75,000
Population Id 1910
22,982
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mtge.
($2,000 yearly beg. 1915.)
v
Foods are ex¬
Sewer, Street and Building Bonds. & Trust Co.. N
5s *12
M-S$150,000._Moh I '42-'56 empt from city taxes.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913— $225,000
Assessed val. (1-3 act.) '12.1,251,900 pinellas county.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
Clearwater
the county seat.
$22.00
INT. at Nat Park Bank, N. Y.C.
This county was formed from a por¬
tion of Hillsboro County.
manatee county.
School-Building Bonds.
Bradentown is the county seat.
5s *12
F-A $85,000
$4,000 yrly
Road
Bonds
$100,000c..June 1 1929
170,500c .July 1 1929
5s g
—
$19 (i.
Bank,
City.
lakeland.
1955
5s g '96 J-J $300.000c
A-O
$7,500c—.Oct 1 1940
Purchase Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds,
$250.0000
.1936
i 6s g 12 F-A $10.000c—Aug 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—.$569,300
Refunding Bonds.
!
4 Hs'll A-05254.000c...Oct 1
1941
Sinking fund
:
17,930
'
Total assess, val. 1913
Improvement Bonds.
6,175,015
4 Hsr'll J-J $250,000o_
Real value (est.)
.Jan 1 1941
—15,000,000
Paving (Red. aft. 25 yrs. from issue)
$50,000c
Ian
) 1936
100,000c.._Jan
1 1936
.June 1
BOND. DEBT Nov 1911.-1,000,000
Special impt. debt (add'l)
252,000
(per $l,uou>
at
(Red. beg. 1925).
$300 000c-
Refunding
„
...
J
5s g '99 J-J
4Hg'06 J-J $250,000C
Jan 11936
to call after Jan 1
1931 ;)j 1
City-Hall & Jail (Red. beg. 1931). !
6s '10
4Hg'06 J-J $100,000c_—Jan 1 1936
4 J^s'06
05J
5s g '99 J-D
'12 F-A
Water-PIa-it
$7.500
...
<
Park Bonds (Red. beg. 1925).
53 g oo J-J $14o,oooc
June 1 1955
'
Street
5s
Y.
$11,000c—July 1 1932
A-O
5,000c—Apr 1 1940
20,000c—Aug 1 1942
City-Hall & Fire-Station Bonds.
6s '05
M-S
$5,000c_..Sept 1 1935
Fire-Stfttion and Jail Bonds.
(Sublect
1910 and 1912 bonds pay¬
on
able at Chemical Nat. Bank In N.
J-J
5s '10
!
$9,000c—Aug 1 1942
School Bonds.
6s '02
1960
M-N $ 15,000c...May 1
10
...
City-Hospital Bonds.
6s g '12 F-A
May 1
M-N $15,000
Light (Red. beg. 1920).
1960
Street Bonds (Red. beg. 1922).
5s '12
$30,000
Jan 1 1962
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912- $211,000
Assessed valuation 1911
1,493,571
City tax rate(per $1,000) '09_$16.00
$1,800c...Aug 1 1939
15,000c-.Aug 1 1941
5,000c...Aug 1 1942
6s g *12 F-A
*10
Water &
53
Park Bonds.
5s '09
6s '11
6s g
'
is g
6s '11
Assessed
val.) County
7,054,445
(1-3 act.)
mist. No. 1
900,000
5s *11
1912
jDist. No. 2 200,000
M-N$50,000c...Nov 1 1941
GEN.BD. DT.May 7 *13. $679,600 State&Co.tax(per$l,000) '11 ..$36.50
5,577
Sinking fund
38,900 Population in county 1910
Assessed val '12 (1-3 act)_.4,661,000
INT. on road and bridge bonds due
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—.$30.00 1942 at Seaboard Nat. Bk., N.Y.;
INT. at Columbia-Knick. Tr. Co., others at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
N. Y. City. Bonds are tax-exempt.
panama cityl
v
This city is in Washington Co.
kissimmee.
Water and Street Bonds.
This city Is in Osceola County.
6s '13 July 1 $25,000...July 1 1943
General
Notes.
68 '12
TOTAL DEBT
F-A $60,000...
..(?)
TOTAL DEBT Nov 13 '13 $140,000 Population in 1910—
425
'08 J-J $75,.000
1938
Funding Bonds (Red. beg. 1920).
Water-Front Bonds.
F-A $25,000c...Aug 1 1939
F-A
35,000c-_Aug 1 1941
6s '10
A-O
10,000c—Oct 1 1940
6s g '12 F-A
66,000c...Aug 1 1942
5s '09
Sept 1 1942
COUNTY BD. DT.Aug'13 $200,000
Road & bridge dt. Aug '13.
145,000
XCVII.
1933
State Government for that
the
part of the Mississippi Territory lying west of
territory herein described."
LEGISLATURE.—Under
the new Constitution the Legislature meets
quadrennially on the second Tuesday In January or on such other day as
may be prescribed by law.
Session limited to 50 working days.
Last
regular session convened Jan. 10 1911 and adjourned April 14 1911.
DEBT.—For the early history of Alabama's State debt see
Supplement" of April 1894, page 168.
Under an Act of
Legislature approved Feb 18
1895, all bonds authorized to be
exchanged under the Act approved
Feb. 23
1876 were barred if not ex¬
changed
by July 1 1896.
The amount thus barred was $185 400.
By
another Act also approved
Feb 18 1895 and amended Feb. 16 1899. the
Governor refunded the bonds Issued under the Act of Feb. 23 1870 (Series
HISTORY OF
"State and City
the
State
A," "B." and "O") with new securities.
Renew Clasi "C"
Bonds
4s
1906.
»Hs'06 J-J
Jan 1 1956
>966,000
5s g 08 M-S
25,000c..-Sept
School Bonds.
J-J
Jan 1 1920
>954,000
5s g
INTEREST.—Interest Is payable In
National Bank and in Montgomery.
Amount oj
General
Valuation of
.
,
Taxes.
>1,353,645.41
1910
1,271,421.53
1909
1,210.875.4$
1908
1,169,461.51
1905
•
868,151.21
1900
2,028.063.24
1895
1,335,759.8(
1890
1,042,618 Of
1885
1,041,897.7'
1876
1,016,518.4'
In addition to the above tax rate of 2 H mills for general purposes In 1911,
there was levied a special-soldier tax of 1 mill and a special school tax of
Year.
1911
...
-
..
...
-
-
-
-
-
3
Tax Rate.
>2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.60
5.50
5.50
4.00
6.00
'
7.50
Property.
>541,764,761.00
508,568,616.00
484.350,190.00
467.784.606.88
347,228,469.00
270,408 432.00
242.537 176.00
258,979.575.41
172.528.933.32
1JS.535,792.00
mills.
LIMITATIONS.—A revised Constitution was adopted
at the election held Nov. 11
1901 and became effective Nov. 28, 1901 .
The new Instrument makes radical changes In relation to debt and taxatloi ,
an outline of which
was furnished In an editorial In our "State and CPy
Supplement" of October 1901.
We have only room to indicate a few of
AND TAX
DEBT
its features.
(Article XI) the State Is prohibit^
debt except to repel invasion or suppress lnsurre- tlon.
This prohibition, however
does not apply in the case .of bonds to
refund old Issues or temporary loans to meet deficiencies the latter, tboug ,
being limited to >300,000.
Section 214 limits taxation for State purposes
to sixty-five one hundredths of one per cent.
The sections relating to taxation of counties and municipalities are also
STATE DEBT.—Under Section 213
from creating any
being numbered 215, 216 and 219. They are very
,
found In .full In the editorial above referred to
•
of coumies
and municipalities In the new Constitution Is set out In Sections 222 t«
226
Inclusive, forming part of Article XII.
INDEBTEDNESS.—The debt-Incurring power
OF
LIMIT
of the
commission form of govern¬
a
ment for this city.
City
V. 92, p. 1049.
School Building. •
>250.000c.Dec, 1 1930
Hall
and
5s g'00 J-D
Sanitary Bonds.
6sg'87
M-N >59,000c-_May 1
6 if'94
>150,000c.Jan.
J-J
Public
>300,000c. Mar. 1 1919
200,000c Sept. 15 1921
DECATUR and
150,000c.Jan.
5sg 90
J-J
A-O
200.000c.
5sg'91
M-S
100,000c.
7s'87
M-N
by Section
,
NEW DECATUR, are limited in their debt-
making powers to 7 per cent of the assessed valuation.
The followinpdescrlbed classes of Indebtedness are not to be considered In figuring t> e
6sg'88
6 g'93
FA >140.000c_Feb..l3
Sewer Bonds
'
—_
Bridge Bonds.
$6,500
Deo
Woodlawn (Annexed).
,
J-D
400.000
Refunding Bonds.
5s g '02
>18,700—July 1 '14-'21
School Bonds.
5s g
5s g
5s g
POPULATION
OF
STATE.—
1910....
2.138,093
1.828,697
I860..
1,513.017
1,282,505
996,99211830.309,521
127,90
1870.
1900...
1850
1840
1890;
..
1880...
964.20111820
771,623
..>. 590,756
...1.
COUNTIES
M-Sl ,000,O00o_Sept 30 1941
!
STATE
Sag '08—
NOTE.^-For reports not given in
"Additional Statements" at end of
alphabetical order among the following see
INT.
ANNISTON.
Annlston
Is
In
Calhoun
County.
Feb. 23 1889.
Oxanna has
recently been annexed. Commission
government defeated Aug. 5 1912.
V. 95, p. 373.
Pop. 1910, 12,794.
An adjustment of this city's debt
was
effected In 1900, new 20-year
bonds being Issued In exchange for
old
bonds.
The new
bonds now
bear 5% Interest.
They carried 2%
Interest for the first 5 years, 3% for
the next 5 years and will bear 6% Int.
for the last 5 years of their existence.
Inoorp.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
School Bonds.
53 '08
53
'10
...
J-J
Oct 11918
25,000..-.July 1 1940
>4,500
Refunding Bonds.
_Sg
J-D
For rate of
.
'
.
$5.000
Apr 1 1928
GEN. BONDS Oct 1913.$5,863,700
Sch. & sewer bds. (incl.V.•2,017,500
Town
Avondale
of
15 1921
15 1922
(per >1,000) 1912
$10 00
Population In 1910 (Census).132,685
•
According to - the State consti¬
tution these bonds are not considered
lax rate
in determining the
INTEREST
Suwer Bonds
5s g '06
>25,000
....
15.000-
—
Junel 1936
.Apr 1 1922
Improvement Bonds
6s g '01
>15.000—July 1 1931
..
School Bonds
6s
g
>10,000.—Mch 15 1932
*02
East
Lake
>18,000...May 15 1931
15.000....Aug 1 1928
—
...
School and Town-Hall Bonds.
63 e
02
BLOUNT COUNTY.
Oneonta is the county seat.
Road Bonds .(Tax-Exempt).
'13 J-J $100,000c___
1943
>100,000
Warrant debt
• 13,000
5s g
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)..4,470,000
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) *13.>15.00
Prattville is the county seat,
Court-House (Tax-Exempt).
>55.000c
1939
Refungind Jail (Tax-Exempt).
Ref.
4
>8,000—Nov 15 1919
—
He'09 s-a
...
58 g '08
4
4g'09 S-A
$75.000i
>25,000
Sept 1 1938
10,000
Sept 1 1938
Funding Bonds.
5s f '09
>12,000— .Nov 22 1929
Ensley (Annexed).
Wylam School Bonds.
—-
6s g '01
53 g '03
—
>5,000
...
3.500
Sept 1 1921
Oct 1 1923
School Bonds.
>35,000—June 1 1937
...
100.000
...
5sg*03
5s g '03
5s g *07
5s g *09
Junel 1939
>40,000
Nov 2 1923
20,000.-..Nov 2 1923
...
—.
55,000
June 1 1937
65.000_--.June 1 1939
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s g '09
>6.000
June 1 1939
...
.
—
above
5S '10
J-J
$35,000--„-July 1 1940
GEN DEBT Mar 1 1913._ >424,564
Assessment debt (add'l)
32,600
Floating debt
—<
4,000
Cash on hand
10,000
Assess val (3-5 act) '12
8,177,380
Total tax rate(per>l,000) '12.S20.00
Interest see note
,
>4.000
Junel 1939
4L£s'01 J-.T
School Bonds.
5s g '08
5s v *09
$30,000
—
.Aug 1 1928
10,000
Mch
1
1929
Sewer Bonds.
—
in 1887.
annexed
are
Municipality of Jonesboro
April 1912.
All bonds
Pop. 1910, 10,864.
in
6x g
6s g
A-0
J-J
$511,000c.
29,000c
_
$40.000
75.000
Electric-Light Bonds.
...
...
...
Apr 1 1022
..July 1 1939
1921
.......
>175,000
Bank, N. Y. City; other bonds
Co., N. Y. City.
COUNTY.
Tuscuinbia
is
the
county
Population in 1910, 24,802.
Road Bonds (tax-exempt).
COLBERT
seat.
>100.000
is
48
-
100,000
...
-----
Court-House Bonds (tax-exempt).
>25,000-.-.-.-
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912...
.
>225,000
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.).6,758,979
State & Co. tax
'11-.>13.60
(per M)
DALLAS COUNTY
County seat Is Selma.
4sJ-J
$60,000c_..Jan 11919
Optional >5,000 yearly after Jan l'Ol
>5,000
Optional.
11922
>40,000c—.Jan
J-J
4s
after
yearly
1914
Bonds.
Road
>250,000—.July 1 1941
J-J
100,000O.
July 1 1942
5s g '11 J-J
5s
*12
>450,000
(3-5 act.)_13,822,135
>1.000)'13 >13.50
Population In 1910 (Census)—53,401
INT. at City Nat. Bank, Selma,
Ala., and in N. Y. City.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
Assess, val. '13
State&Co. tax (per
DOTHAN.
This
'06
...
$50,000
5s
g'07
5s g '09
5s tr '09
—-
...
—
Pratt
of
1 1929
Electric-Light Bonds.
Jan
1 1929
5s '09
J-J
$6,000Sewer Bonds.
$8,000.--.Jan 1 1929
Water and Fire Bonds.
6s '97
M-S $20,000.__.Mar 1 1927
Light, Sewer & Impt. Bonds.
6s '02
J-J
$10,000
Jan 1 1922
J-J
School Bonds.
6s '97
J-J
'05
J-J
5s '09
J-J
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
M-S $15,000
6s '03
5s
10,000
20,000
35,000
1
1
1
1
1919
1923
1925
1929
J-J
$20,000
Jan 1 1929
1913. $246,400
Special bonds (included)
96,400
Assessed valuation 1912
2.620,200
Population in 1910
7,016
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
5s
July 1 1936
May 1 1937
'09
—
ELMORE
COUNTY.
Wetumpka Is the county seat.
Road
&
Bonds.
J-J
$170,000c. .Jan
11941
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913.. $170,000
5s g '11
20,000
Nov
1939
Assessed'Yal. '12 (3-5 act.)_5,380,927
Nov 1 1939
State&Co.tax(per >1,000) '12_>14.50
Population in 1910
—28,245
INT. at Am. Nat. Ex Bank,N,,Y.
$40,000
Deo
1
1 1939
City (Annexed).
$15,000—Aug 1 1939
Building Bonds.
5sg'09
>20,000
Aug 1 1939
r
EUFAULA.
This
Water-Works Bonds.
...
seat
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '09
J-J
$6,000
Jan
May 1 1937
Nov 1 1939
—
...
'
' "
the county
.
is
22,000
>35,000
Floating Debt Bonds.
'09
>30,000
Deficiency Bonds.
£s g '09
•
city
Houston County.
School Bonds.
5s g '09
Bunds
$65 000c
INT. on bonds of 1897 at Hanover
July 1 1936
tax-exempt.
1921
-1917
TOT. BD. DT. May
Water-Works Bonds.
5s g '06
5s g '07
5s g
Improvement
1934
5s g
Situated In Jefferson County. Inc.
——
Street Bonds.
1
1039
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
>
at Morton Trust
5s g '08
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_. >150,000
BESSEMER.
—
act.)_13,919,459
State&Co.taxfper >1,000) '13 >15.00
5s '09
draymont (Annexed).
July 1 1936
May 1 1937
>360,064c...Dec 1 1919
75,000c
House Bonds.
Court
Sewer Bonds.
5s g '06
$10,000
5s g '07
25,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)__4,300,000
State & Co.tax(per$l,000)'13_$14.00
A-O
'97
4s
Court-House Bonds.
...
1939
S20.000c
Road Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
39,115.
tax-exempt.
Pop'n '10,
4s'01J-J
$35,000c
Bridge Bonds.
>55.000——June 1 1938
—-
5s g '08
4g'09 S-a
4
Bonds
Annlston Is the county seat.
4
Elyton (Annexed).
School Bonds.
Pop-
ulation 1910, 20,038.
payable in New York City.
>2,000...Sept 15 1932
...
Fire Bonds.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
'04
$35,000
Aug
COUNTY
payable
in New
Bank, except1
$400,000 sewer bonds, which Is
payable at Chase Nat. Bk.t N. Y. C.
—
'01
5sg '08
5s g
other general bonds ai
debt limit of city.
on
(Annexed.)
School Bonds.
6s g
First Nat. Bank of Anniston.
City;
is
York at Hanover Nat.
(Annexed).
AUTAUGA
N. Y.
1,289.000
est.86,000,000
Improvement debt (add'l)
Ass'd val. '13(2-5 act.)
Nat.
'92
f
1928
$10,000
Aug
5s g '09
1929
10,000
Mch
North Birmingham (Annexed)
Improvement Bonds.
5s g '03
$60,000
Apr 11933
Fafe Dep. & Tr. Co., Baltimore; on
refund, bonds of 1910 and school
bonds of 1910 at Nat. Park Bank,
—
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
.
refund, bonds due 1919 at
on
1 1928
Jail Bonds.
5s g '08
M N S30,oonc..May
M-N
45.000c. Mav
'91
g
5s g '09
this State.
11927
6
-
•
Oct
>i5,000—-Apr
5s g '07
>12,000
Fire Bonds.
Assess, val. '13 (3-5
Jail Bonds.
OF ALABAMA.
—.
1 1930
5sg 01
J-J
20.000c
July 1 1931
Town of Highlands (Annexed).
'
•
June 1 1927
Jan 11929
'07
>30,000
'09
15,000
City-Hall Bonds.
...
IN THE
AND TOWNS
>15.000
May 1 1924
15,000
Jan 11929
6,000——Oct 1 1927
A-O >30,000c_. Oct.
The
CITIES.
N
5s g
June 1 1940
Refunding Bonds.
5s g '07
5s g '09
proportion of the colored population was 47.53% In 1880 45,04%
In 1890, 45.3% In 1900 and 42.5% In 1910.
In number, blacks were 345,109
In 1850, 437,770 In 1860, 475,510 In 1870, 600,103 In 1880, 681,431 In 1890
827.307 In 1900 and 908.275 In 1910.
—.
—
Sewer Bonds.
5s g
Sewer Bonds.
13 of an Act approved Mch. 31 1911
the State of Alabama," the
following securities are exempted from taxation:
"All bonds of the United
States and of this State, and all county and municipal bonds Issued by coun¬
ties or municipalities of this State."
BONDS TAX-FREE.—By Section
'04
'09
*07
5-sg'OO
5s e '08
entitled "To further provide for the revenues of
1 1929
—
are
'10
5s g .09
TITSCTTMBTA
„
5s g '09
>400,000.-1.July 1 1938
>60,000c__ Dec. 1 1916
269,000c.. July 2 1930
5sg'l 1
—.
INT.
J-D
J J
provided, however that nothing herein contained shall prevent any
municipality except the city of GADSDEN from Issuing bonds already
by law; provided, further, this Section shall not apply to the
authorized
'06
>15,000—May 1 1936
'06
J
25,000
Nov 1 1928
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s g '08
>10,000
Nov 1 1928
5s g
5s g
CALHOUN COUNTY.
g'86
5 f'00
5->
—.
1928
Funding Bonds.
7
July 1 1925
Deo 1 1929
>15,000
6,000
...
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding and Improvement.
5s g '08 J-J
>10,000——July 1 1921
—.
School Bonds.
5s g '05
5s g '09
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
350,000
6s g '92
limit;
15 1917
>25,000c_ June 1 1918
200,000c.. July 1-1924
July 1 1939
J-J
J-J
*09
5s
obligations Incurred and bonds lssu« d
where the cost of the same. In whole
or In part. Is to be assessed against the property abutting said lmprovemer
s;
provided, that the proceeds of all obligations Issued as herein provided in
excess of said 7 per cent, shall not be used for any purpose other than that
for which said obligations were Issued.
Nothing contained In this Art
e
Is to prevent the funding or refunding of existing Indebtedness.
Nor Is the
Section to apply to the cities of SHEFFIELD and TUSCUMBIA.
Section 226 provides that no city, town or village whose present lndebt»dness exceedR the limitation Imposed by this Constitution shall be allowed td
become Indebted In any further amount, except as otherwise provided in
this Constitution
until such Indebtedness shall be reduced within such
cities of SHEFFIELD and
6s g '01
1 1920
Mar 16 1921
-
5.000C.NOV.
J-D
5sg'04
6
houses, water-works and sewers: and
for street or sidewalk Improvements
15 1922
Apr,
School Bonds.
to be paid within one year, made In antlclt atlon of the collection Of taxes, and not exceeding one-fourth of the geneial
revenues
bonds or other obligations already Issued, or which may hereafter
be Issued, for the purpose of acquiring, providing or constructing scho« 1
debt limit: temporary loans
15 1924
Improvement.
M S
TOWNS of 6,000 or over Inhabitants, also GADSDEN
1917
Sanitary and Building.
6Mg'87
M-S >50,000c. Sept. 10 1917
6sg'88
M-S
50 000c
Mar. 15 1918
Permanent-Improvement Bonds.
M-S
224 to 31* per cent of the assessed
valuation of property.
This limitation does not affect any debt exlsth g
at the time of the adoption of the constitution In excess of 3H per cen ,
either created or authorized by existing laws to be created.
Such countl- s
already Indebted In excess of 3 4 per cent are permitted to Incur an ad' itlonal debt of 1 4 per cent of the assessed valuation.
Counties are allov ed
to fund or refund any existing Indebtedness.
CITIES TOWNS etc., having a population of less than 6,000 are llmlt» d
to 5 per cent of the assessed value of property, with an additional 3 per ce p
for water works
gas or electrjc light plants or sewerage.
This llmltatU n
does not affect any debt now
authorized by law to be created or at y
temporary loans to be paid within one year made In anticipation of t) e
collection of taxes, not exceeding one-fourth Of the annual revenues of such
city or town.
y\.
.:■%
ENSLEY.
orized
6sg'91
6sg 92
COUNTIES are limited
AND
1% In addition to the tax of 4 of 1%
(as provided In the 1889 amendment
constitution), to be applied
exclusively to the payment of Inter¬
est 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.
Greater Birmingham Act declared
Constitutional
by
State
Supreme
Court In 1910 (V. 90, p. 249 and
644).
In
1911
Legislature
auth¬
to the old
6sg'89
qualltled voters of the county, city, town, village or other pollth al
this
CITIES
.
BIRMINGHAM.
Birmingham is In Jefferson County.
Incorp. 1871. The new State consti¬
tution, which went Into effect Nov .28
1901, provides that this city may levy
and collect a tax not to exceed 4 of
Sec. 222 all bondspropoeed
sub-dlvlslon desiring to Issue such securities.
There are exceptions to
however.
See the Section in full In the above-mentioned editorial.
•
Bank and Hanover Nat. Bank.
general laws must first be authorized by a majority vote
BOND ISSUES TO BE VOTED ON.—Under
to be Issued under
1 1931
act.)-.4,291,786
Total tax (per >1 ,0O'»> 1910
>23 Od
INT. In N. Y.,City at First Nat.
Bank, the Citizens
Central Nat.
new
f;lven In and will XI
Article be
engthy
Aug 2 1939
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1913. >321,500
Assess, val. *12 (3-5
VALUATION, TAX RATE, ETC.—
ASSESSED
Aug 1 1939
5s g '09
>15,000
West End (Annexed).
School and Town-Hall Bonds.
'11 M-S >75.0000—.Mch
5s g
New York at the American Exchangi
Aug 1 193d
.
>7,500c—.Sept 1 1937
'07 M-S
$30,000
—.
Sewer Bonds.
5s g '09
>45,000
Street Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
PAR VALUE OF
the
1032
Fire-Department
BONDS.—The funding 4s are for >500 and >1,000 each
bonds of 1906 >1,000 each.
•
«
•
5s g '09
...
>15,000o..-Feb 1
Bonds.
F A
5s
1880.
4s *90
1 1932
1 1938
>70,0000.-.Feb
F-A
5s
Refunding Bonds, 1906
J J
>7,137,000.July 1 195f
Funded Bonds to Retire 6s of
School Bonds.
Bonds
Sewer
Oot. 1 1912, >9.057,000.
TOTAL DEBT.—Total bonded debt
Sub'n
185
ALABAMA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
.Nov., 19.3.]
Inc.
city
about
exempt.
6s
is
In
1848.
Barbour
Bonds
County
tax-
are
Population 1910, 4,259...
>15,000
186
ALABAMA-CITIES AND
EUFAULA (Concluded).
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$135,000
Assess, val. '13 (1-3 act.)__5,763,992
$50,000
...
Sewer
6s
6s
'91
J-J
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '13.$14.»u
Water Bonds.
6s
6s
'94
J-J
'97
M-N
Population In 1910 (Census)—26.880
Bonds.
$17,000___.
Refunding Bonds
...
6s
Bk., N. Y.
INT. at Hanover Nat.
---
County seat is Huntsvllle.
Bonds
are tax-exempt.
Pop. 1910, 47,041.
Road Bonds.
J-J
$50,000c.. Jan. 1 1929
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919)
:
J-J
$22.5000
1920
5s
florence. ~
County seat of Lauderdale County .
5s
Inc.
5s
Commission
1826.
government defeated
Aug. 29 1912.
Pop. 1910, 6.689.
V. 95, p. 634.
Funding Bonds
$15,000c—...
»S '09
Refunding
Is
Sewer
Is
1029
Bonds.
$100,000C
J-J
Normal
$40,000c... Jan 1 1921
gadsden.
This city is the county seat of
Etoway County.
Pop. *10, 10,557.
.
Bonds.
...
1925
....
BOND. DEBT June 13
'13.$172,000
State4Co.tax(per $1,000) *12.$14.50
School Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12__$5.00
INT. at Nat Park Bank, N. Y. City.
Sewer
25,000c
Assess, val. *12 (2-5 act.).12,158,257
6s '12
M-S $15,000
Mch J 1923
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913...$170,000
Assessed val. '12 (2-3 act.).2,248,450
5a
--..
M-N
(Subject to call after 1915.)
58
M-N $25.000c
1935
(Subject f call after 1925.)
Refunding Bds. (Red. beg. 1929).
4Ms'09
$50,000
July 1 1939
...
.1919
Bonds.
J-J
Nov 1 1936
$30,000c
School Building Bonds.
4s
INTEREST payable at Mechanics'
Metals'
Nat. Bank, New l'ork.
clared valid by the Supreme Court.
V. 97, p.
188.
Road Bonds.
5s '13
J-J $130,000
July 1 1943
:(?)
TOTAL DEBT
Assessed valuation
1912—4,429,831
Co.tax(per$l,000)'12_$15.00
...
Water Plant Bonds.
6s'08
A-0*$100.000c
Oct 1 1938
£60,000c...June 11940
*50,000c
June 1 1941
6s
515,000c...Jan 1 1931
Sanitary Bonds
6s
$5,000c_—Nov 1 1918
s-a
J-D
...
...
Street
Bonds
5s
mobile.
Mobile is the county seat of Mobile
County. Inc. 1812. Commission gov¬
ernment adopted June 5 1911.
V.
93, p. 1577.
City has paid Its Inter¬
est regularly since compromise with
J-J
4Hs'98 A-O$600,000c...Jan 1 1928
4Hs'04 J-J
200,000c...July 1 1944
5s '09
J-J
25,000c.-Jan
11939
GEN. BD. DT. July 1 '13 $2,599,000
Special paving debt (add*1)
961,900
Floating debt...
279,749
Sinking fund..
127,867
Assess, val. '13 (2-5 act.)_23,595,568
City tax (per $1,000) 1913...$11.25
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $25.25
INTEREST payable at Old Col¬
ony Trust Co., Boston.
Coupons are
montgomery county.
County seat Is Montgomery.
Road
Bonds.
„
nati;
others at N.
on
Y
On Issues
5s '12
marked (*) at Hanover Nat. Bank; on
Issues marked (£) at Nat. Park Bank;
on
those marked (5) at
4S
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s
A-O $425,000 C
1935
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
$825,000
Total assessed val. 1913—33,625,134
Traders' & Merchants' Nat. Bank and
the First Nat. Bank, Montgomery.
Decatur Is the county seat.
are
Bonds
Pop'n'10, 33,781.
tax-exempt.
Nat.
3s'07
Mercantile
Bank;
sanitary bonds at
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co.; on city
on
BOND. DEBT May 1 *13. $120,000
Assessed valuation 1912 ...4,048,208
State &Co. tax (per $1,000) '12.$13.$0
Population in 1910
..27,883
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
'02
5s '04
5s'08
5s
'09
5s '09
M-N 158,000
F-A
61,000
5s '11
...
-Series "F"
Series "G"
J-J
82,000—.Series"H"
J-D
10,000..,..Series "I"
'12
5s'13
County.
5s *13
Inc. as a town'ln 1807 and
City In 1809.
Commission gov¬
ernment
adopted June
19
1911.
V. 92, p. 1713.
Pop. 1910 7,611.
a
Water
58
•
Bonds
; F-A
(1st iqort.)
$20,000c...Feb. 1 1929
Funding Bonds.
A-O $40,000c._0ct. 15
M-N
25.000c__.Nov 2
58 g '12 M-S 130,000c...Mch 1
(Subject to call at any Interest
after 20 years)
5s g
5s-
Sewer
1033
1038
1942
date
Bonds
6s
J-D
$8,000c
6s
J-J
40.000c...July 1 1027
5,000 —..Apr 1 1919
7s
...
Dec. 1 1917
School and Funding
Bonds.
5s g.
J-J
$40,dOOc—.Jan. 1 1932
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913..$308,000
Assessment debt Sept 1 '12
309,100
Assessed val. '12 (H act.)..3,336,842
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $10.09
INTEREST payable at Mechanics'
&
Metals, Nat.
Coupons aire
Bank, N. Y. City.
all tax-receivable.
jefferson county.
County seat is B Irmlngham. B onds
tax-exempt. Pop. '10, 226,476.
Mouse
and
Jail.
6s
J-D
$20O,000c_Dec.
6s
M-S
200.000c.. Mar
1 1017
1 1919
Hospital Bonds.
43^g'13
.
$100,000c
_
I
1963
'
_
"
Road
6s
Bonds.
M-N $50,000c— Nov. 1 1919
J-J
50,000c
July 15 1020
5s
-
A-O
6a
Sewer
100,000c.. Oct.
Bonds.
1
1921
'
$100,000c. July 11931
Bonds.
4s
J-J
$20,000c__ July 1 1931
4
g'01 J-J 380,000c.. July 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913 $1,200,000
4Hsg
INT. at Am. Ex. Nat. Bk., N. Y.
Of the original issue of $2,500,000
J-J
Sanitary
bonds
of- 1881,
$1,897,000
refunded on April 1 1908 ($1,830,000 now outstanding, as given
above), being all that had not pre¬
viously been retired.
Besides
be¬
ing 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.
A
tax of 3 M mills is being levied to
pro¬
vide for the payment of
principal
and Interest
on
these bonds.
mobile county.
County seat Is Mobile.
Refunding.
5s '08
M-S $143.0000.:.Mch
J-D
C*urt
4«'06
4 Ms due 1931 and 5s due 1920 at
Hanover Nat. Bank; on 6s due 1917
at Nat. Park Bank; on 6s due 1919
on
at First Nat.
lawrence county.
5s
'13
Bonds.
$200.000c._ July
F-A
1
1926
Feb 1
1932
150,000c. ..Aug
1 1933
State & Co. tax (per $1,000> '10
$14.00
Population In 1010 (OenausK.80.854
INT. oil 4s is payable at Bank of
Mobile, N. B. A.; on others at City
Bank & Trust Co.,
Mobile, or at Nat.
City Bank, N. Y. City.
TAX-FREE.—The
are
county's
exempt from
taxation
23
1837.
'88
Road Bonds.
M-N$123,000___May 1 1942
6s
*04
Commission
government
21*984
J-J $100,000c
May 1 1918
J-J
50.000c...May 1 1918
J-J
100,000c
Jan
1 1924
4Hs'99J-J
4 V£s'04 J-J
20,000c... Jan
50.000c...Jan
5s '09
J-J
25,000c...Jan
School Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $15.00
Population In 1910
11929
11944
1 1939
Road
'91
J-J
$25,000c.Jan
1
1921
'94
J-J
25,000c— .Jan
25.000c_..Jan
1
1924
4
Hs'99 J-J
4^8*99 J-J
4Hs'04J-J
•
Bonds.
4M8'07 M-N $135,OO0c
6s
6s
Athens Is the county seat.
1937
Electric
6s
5s
'09
J-J
10,000c.—Jan
100,000c_—Jan
11929
'95
1
1942
DEBT Jan 1912- $132,000
valuation
4,360,580
9,000,000
—31,222
(est)
Population in 1910
INT, at Hanover Nat.Bk.,N.Y.City
--
'94
6s
Troy Is the county seat.
$27,000
$50,000....Mch 1 1924
BONDED DEBT May 1908 $144,500
Assessed val. *07 (1-3 act.). 1,240,000
Population in 1910 was...
.4,961
The
city
•
Refunding Bonds.
5sg'02
J-J $123,0000.. Juljr
Bonds
$800
Judgment
5s
...
—
Jan 1935
$0,000
$14.00
Population In 1910 (Census)..30,815
INT at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
City, and In Troy, Ala.
'09
J-J
$75,000c
the
Is
J-J
10
5s '12
Bonds
Pop. 1910, 25,937.
county seat-.
T
5sg'll M-S$l00,000c,._Mch 1 1941
Building Bonds.
5s g '11 M-S $20,000c...Mch 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Sept 29 '13_$120,000
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)__5,139,616
State&Co.tax(per$ 1.000) '13.$14.00
INT.at Hanover Nat.Bk.N.Y.Clty.
selma.
~
Selmq. Is in Dallas Co.
Bonds
are
5s '10
J-J
$25,000c
Jan
1 1030
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1913..$388,800
Paving debt May 10 '13
Incorp. Apr.
Estimated
actual
6s
COUNTY.
is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds,
5s
May $40,000c
4^s
J-J
25,000c
Refun4ing Bonds.
5S
J-J
$20,000
Court-House Bonds.
5S
J-J
-
$69,500.,...(optional)
'13..$415,300
69,500
1921
.1926
.
$75,000c_
1932
$160,000
*12(^ act.) .12,000,000
State&Co.tax(ppr$ 1,000) '12__$15.00
Population in 1910
-47,559
' !> '
BulldefclfeCounty.
springs.
union
This
Paving bonds (included)-..
1919-1926
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.
Assessed val.
city is in
prior to 1840.
Sewer
...
...
value
9,365,856
INTEREST
is
payable
at
Im¬
porters' & Traders' Nat. Bank, N. Y.
and at Nat. Bk. of Commerce, N. Y.
Inc.
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 22
131,000
3,121.952
Total assessed val. 1912
tax-exempt.
$155,35Qc_ —,
1919
Bonds.
4s
$15,500c.
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1910).
5s '07
M-N $140,000c..May 1 1927
High-School Bonds.
5sg '12
$35,000c ...July 1 1937
Paving Bonds.
'89
1 1939
1 1942
$30,000c. Jan,1 '20&'30
35,000c..Aug 15 1942
...
Tuscaloosa
Road Bonds.
1830.
Apr
Jan
50,000c
...
TUSCALOOSA
county.
tax-exempt.
1932
Sewer Bonds
State & Co.tax(per $1,000)'12
Seale
1
July 1 1931
Water Works Bonds.
5s
5s'
•
-
—
are
the electric-light,
owns
County seat of Tuscaloosa County.
Incorp. Deo,. 13 1819.' Commission
government adopted June 26 1911.
V. 93, p. 64. Pop'n 1910, 8,407.
15,000—
Road Bonds
4^s
J-J $100.000c
1933
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913._$192,000
Assessed val.'12 (& act.)..7,000,000
russell
11925
M-S
School Bonds
5s '11
J-J
1 1925
2 1929
11930
1 1934
School Bonds.
6s g *05 M-N $18,000_.__Apr
Water Bonds.
county.
4s '08
1 1921
...
5s
...
Feb
J-J
tuscaloosa.
Jan 1 '19-'20
Jan 1 1920
—
pike
Light.
*01
F-A
$8,000
Improvement Bonds.
$30,000
Jan
Refunding Bonds
4s *99
A-O
$5,000....Oct
4s '00
J-J
2,000....Jan
48 '04
M-S
6,300....Jan
*06
25,200
Pop. 4,055.
Bonds.
5s g
*12 J-J
$30,000
Water Bonds.
5s g
_S
*12 J-J
...
Jan
1 1942
Jan
$5,000
1 1942
20,000
Light Bonds.
$10,000___
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..
$65,000
Assessed val. (3-5 act.) '12^1,072,575
_s
...
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$23.00
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N Y
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the following table we give
statistics regarding minor civil dlvlsionsln
the State of Alabama which are not represented among the foregoing:
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Abbeville
montgomery.
Montgomery Is the county seat of
Montgomery County.
Incorp. Deo.
___28,699
~~
Talladega Is the county seat of
Talladega County.
Incorp. in 1850.
Commission
government
adopted
1911; V. 93, p. 423. Pop. '10, 5,824.
Building Bonds (tax-exempt).
6s
J-J
$20,000c...Jan 1 1921
School Bonds (tax-exempt).
6s
J-J
$22,000c
Jan 1 1934
Sewer Bonds (tax-exempt).
6s g
>M-N$35,000c
May 1 1920
Water & Light (tax-exempt).
6j^sg
J-J
$50,000c
1930
Impt. Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s '08
J-J
$10,000c
July 1 1928
Street Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s g '12 s-a
$25,000c_
1942
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $162,000
Assessed val. '12 (H act.).2,375,670
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1911—$5.00
INT. at Nat. Park Bk.. N. Y. City.
(T), Henry County.$32,000
(C), Escambia Co
72,000
...160,000
Cleburne County.
.050,000
Conecuh County
140,000
Cullman, Cullman County
35,000
Decatur (C), Morgan County a- 85,000
Escambia County
64,000
Etowah County
140,000
Greenville (C), Butler County. 80,000
Jasper (T), Walker County.. 64,500
Lafayette (C), Chambers Co.. 40,000
Luverne (T), Crenshaw County 30,000
Macon County—
50,000
New Decatur, Morgan County. 65,000
Ozark (C), Dale County
41,000
Prattville (C), Autauga Co... 50,000
Roanoke (T), Randolph Co... 55,000
St. Clair County..
85,000
Unlontown (C), Rerry County. 25,000
Assessed
$500,000
d800,000
d5,250,000
e2,452,098
26,000 d4,969,347
14,708 dl,000,000
4,000 dl,357,941
None e7,000,000
Nonedll.500,000
None el,760,000
1,000
None
7650,000
None
d511,428
None e5,007,210
15,000 /2,500,000
None
7800,000
10,499 dl,009,729
None
,
Tax per
Pop'n.
1910.
Valuation. $1,000.
None
Bullock County
6s
limestone county.
Population In 1910
tallaoega!
Brewton
6s '88
Rs '12
Bridge Bonds.
$10,500
5,500
5%
by
special law; all others actually.
...
Assessed val. (3-5 act.)'12
5,966,352
State &Co. tax (per$ 1,000)'12 $13.50
bath and water plants
—-
BOND. DEBT Aug 1913__
812,000
Assess, val. '13(3-5
act.)__44,337,463
bonds
Is the county seat.
Road Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
$120,000c
BOND. DEBT May 7 '12- $120,000
..
Public Building
1928
.13,649
Livingston
5s
—
Road Bonds
5s '12
F-A$150,000
Moulton Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 —.$123,000
Assess, val. '13(3-5 act.)—3,719,496
_s
4s
1
formally Inaugurated Apr. 10 1911.
V. 92, p. 1049.
Pop'n '10, 38,136.
Sanitary Sower Bonds.
Bank.
Birmingham.
Refunding Bonds.
Ass'd val.'12 (30% act.).121,398,114
State & Co. tax (per M) 1012.$13.00
INT. on all bonds payable In N.Y.:
See
perry county.
30
169,000c_—June 1 1931
House and Jail
J-J
(3-5 act.)—9,699.076
north birmingham.
were
5s'11
are
Court
J-D$150,000. —.Dec 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Sept 1913.$3,948,500
Total assessed val. 1913 —33,032,913
City tax (per$l,000) 1913
$11.00
funding
10 3'
State it Co tax (per $1,000)'13 $15.00
INT/at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
F-A
5s
1
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 —.$260,000
Actual
'10
5s
Julv
Series "B"
158,000
Series "C"
M-N
93,000-.—Series"D"
F-A
75,000.
Series "E"
5s'06
20.000c.
Assess, val. '13
BOND.
M-S
—
county.
..
$240,000c..-July 1 1038
Assessed valuation 1912
as
This is the county seat of Madison
J-J
Series "A"
J-D ,$13,000c
J-J
53,500
160,000c'
Series J
F-A
69,000
Series"K"
Refunding Beads.
4 Mg'07 A-O.$1,830,000c.Oct 1 1937
School Bonds.
huntsvtlle
J-J
Road Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
$ 110,000c-Jan
(See remarks above.)
'01
5s
Greensboro Is the county seat
Road Bonds (tax-free),
6s '12
J-J
$75,000c
July 1*1942
J-J $281,000r
Paving, Bonds (part yearly).
6b
county^
'08
'08
Bienville Water-Worki Pur. Bonds
hall bonds at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bk.
hale
Road Bonds.
Is
Is
Marion Is the county seat.
Improvement Bds.
$60,000c
1931
sumter
6s
morgan county.
M-N$100,000
M-S
Population in 1910
troy.
(Assess't about H to 3-5 actual value)
County
seat
of
Pike
County.
For details
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13.$14.50 Incorp. Feb. 4 1843.
Population In 1910 (Census) _.82,176 concerning settlement of certain bond
INTEREST
is
payable
at
the int., see S.& C.Supp for May 25 1912.
Weter-Works
'01
$30,603
funds
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.) ..7,125,801
Tax rate (per $1,000) '13-'14...$9.00
_
4^s'07 J-J $250,000c-..July 1 1057
4Ha'09
150,000b—May 1 1959
...
£$20,000c .Jan 1 1937 bondholders In 1881., In Jan. 1907
Funding Bonds.
city purchased the plants of the Bien¬
*$50,000c
Nov 1 1039 ville Water-Supply Co. for $350,000,
City-Hail Bonds.
payments to be made in 30 annual
5s
$25,000c...May 11935 installments, deferred payments car¬
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
rying 3% Int.
V. 83, p. 175.
Up
ftl '09 M-S£ $40,000c
S pt 1 1939 to Sept. 13 1913 $69,000 of this
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 '13..$480,000 amount
had
been
paid.
Entire
Assessment debt (add'1)
74,500 water supply Is now controlled by
Assessed val. '12 (3-5 act.).4,668,991
city.
Population 1910,' 51,251.
Total tax (per $1,000) '12
$10.00
Water end Sewer Boeds itt99.
INTEREST on sewer bonds paya¬ 4M«'99 J- J
$745,000c.Jan. 2 1929
ble at Fifth-Third Nat. Bank, Cincin¬
Sewer Bonds.
,
Bonds.
$20,000c
Jan 1 1921
544,000c—.Jan 1 1937
Park, Warehouse 8c Wharf Bonds.
4^s'99 J-J
$30,000o
Jan 2 1929
4^s'02 J-J
75.000c...Jan 1 1942
5s '09
J-J
10,000c...Jan 1 1930
Water-Works Bonds.
'91
4HS'07 J-J
...
58
1040
tax receivable.
Guntersville is the county seat.
The bonds below have been de¬
Bgg '07 J-J £$20s000c__.jan 1 1937 State &
s-a
£50,000c
June 1 1940 Population in 1910
28,553
5s
$15,000o
Jan 1 1931
INT. at County Treasurer's oflice.
6s'10
150,000c...May 1 1927
xcvii.
Funding Bonds.
COUNTY.
MARSHALL
68 '10
6s '11
5s
Sinking
1 1921
1 1924
$50,000c—-Jan
125,000c
Jan
Ssg'lO J-J $100.000c—. Jan 1
6s
madison county.
$40,000TOTAL DEBT Mar 18 '15 $180,000
Assessed val. '13 (3-5 act.).1,800,000
27
Paving Bonds.
Refunding
$67,000Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
Jan.
[Vol.
TOWNS.
2,185
30,196
13,385
21,433
2,130
4,128
18,889
39,109
d21.50
d&>00
el4.00
dl5.00
3,377
717.50
el4.00
78.00
75.00
d5.00
None
e950,000
None d5,597,192
;
1,000,000
1,441
a$5.00
dlO.OO
dl3.00
C15.00
•
713.50
aS.OO
2,500
1,632
1,384
20,049
6,118
2,229
•
2,222
2,034
20,175
1,836
11929
11944
110,000c...July 1 1939
(C) City.
ures.
(T) Town,
/1911 figures,
a
e
Total tax..
1913 figures,
c
State and county tax.
Total debt.
g
d 1912 fig¬
BOND. DEBT May 14
State of
Mississippi.
ITS
as a
(unlimited as to duration) bi¬
the first Monday in Janu¬
Constitutional amendment to this effect adopted by the voters In
LEGISLATURE meets in regular session
ennially in even years on the first Tuesday after
V. 91, p. 599.
November 1910.
Funding Bonds 1910.
J-J $264,000
State
Bonds
6s
State
July 1
1875.
4s
State Bonds
8
1904.
1919
Funding Bands, 1906.
J-J $500,000
July 1 1916
3^s
1907—(TaxEx.)
$137 000c.-Jam. 1,1927
(c)
J-J
Indebtedness
Certificates of
J-J $500,000__July 1 1934
(Subject to call after July 1, 1914.)
_s
Ha
'70
On dem'nd
$2,449
5s g
Water and
—
1
'14-'32
School Bonds
$47,500 _.Mch 1 '14-'32
M-S
58 '12
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1912..$225,000
Total assessed val. ij-11
4 80 t 000
Tax rate (per$l,0U0)
——6,000,000
Bill
$9 08
bogue hasty drain. dist.
This district Is In Bolivar County.
6s '10
Apr $136,00QcApr 1 '14 *31
(Payable $8,000 yearly.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—$136,000
INTEREST
Is
payable at Bank ol
Comm. & Tr .Co. in Memphis, Tenn
INTEREST Is payable at office or State Treasurer.
DEBT.—Mississippi's Indebtedness on Matf 1 1912 (including
$2,344,253.80 of debt for school funds, &c., on which Interest alone has to be
paid) was $3,851,153, and of this amount a large proportion was held by
various State funds.
Cash on
hand and In depositories May 1 1912,
$308,437.46.
'
The constitution of the State Interdicts the payment of the so-called
"Union Bank" and "Planters' Bank" bonds.
In Dec. 1911 the Corporation
Foreign Bondholders of London (together with H. B. Hollins & Co. of
bankruptcy) consented to act
managers for the benefit of the holders of the old defaulted
"Union Bank" and "Planters' Bank" bonds who might deposit their bonds
under the terms of an agreement provided for that purpose.
V. 93, p. 1803.
readjustment
SUPREME
COURT
DECIDES
AGAINST
PAYMENT OF
BOND COO
PONS.—The State
Supreme Court In a decision handed down May 29 1911
1 1911 coupons on an issue of $600,000 State bonds
paid.
This reversed the judgment of Judge W. A.
Henry of the Seventh Circuit Court District, who on Apr. 5 1911 ordered
a writ of mandamus
commanding.the Auditor to Issue warrants for the
payment of the Jan. 1 1911 coupons.
See V. 92, p. 1049.
The litigation wae
started by former State Treasurer Edwards, who refused to pay the interest
on the ground that should the bondholders receive Interest
that accrued
held
that
should
the
Jan.
be
not
grlor to the date violation of thestatues. purchase money, the Court held
below par, In on which they paid their The State Supreme sale would
Fund. & Ref. (Red. beg. 1915).
May $67,000c—.May 1 1930
Road and Bridge Bonds.
6s '02
e
was correct.
V. 92, p. 1511.
The 1911 Legislature provided for
appropriation of $600,000 for the redemption of so much of the $600,000
bond issue of 1910 presented to the State Auditor between Jan. 1 and
Jan. 15 1912.
The interest coupons maturing at that time were also to be
paid.
We learn that $336,000 bonds were redeemed during that period.
Those still holding the 1910 bonds were given an opportunity to exchange
them for the new bonds also provided for by the Legislature in 1911.
These
new bonds mature in 20 years and bear 4% interest.
5s *09
6s
LAW GOVERNING BORROWING CAPACITY OF MUNICIPALITIES
AMENDED.—Chapter 142, Laws of 1910, approved April 5 1910, jamendr
be Incurred by municipal!
10,000 or more to become
Indebted for the purpose of Improving streets or acquiring,water-works, gas
or electric plants up to 15%
of their assessed value.
It Is also provided
that whenever bonds shall be Issued for the construction or purchase of
water-works, gas or electric plants, they may be secured by the pledge of the
revenue pf such plants. The Act referred to Is given In full In V. 91, p. 893.
the law fixing a limit upon the debt which may
ties
so as to allow cities having a population of
TAXATION
OF
MUNICIPAL
DRAINAGE
AND
High-School (Red. beg. 1918),
*13
Aug $25,000.
Aug 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $417,000
Assessed
ance.
TAXATION —During
(Chapter 141, Laws of
1908) and approved Feb. 20 1908 providing that "In addition to the prop
erty already exempt from taxation, the bonds of the drainage districts of
the State of Mississippi shall be exempt from taxes of any character what¬
DRAINAGE DISTRICT BONDS EXEMPT FROM
the 1908 session of the Legislature an Act was passed
ever."
V.
87. p.
follows:
•
Real
Total Assessed
Railroads,
Personal
Estate.
Property.
Tax
48,905
INT. at Valley Bank, Rosedale.
brookhaven.
This city Is in Lincoln County.
*12
5s
$10,000
...
—
Telegraphs, etc.
Valuation,
$50,001,449
51,002,284
$398,419,138
393,605,644
393,297,173
.....$239,113,918 $109,303,771
1910
231,889,588
110,713,772
1909
109,928,544
231,889,588
222,624,868
1906
1905
1900
1899
1893
112.539,367
222,386,593
1908
101,663,396
95,086,585
51,479,041
48,059,504
44,493,920
37,750,505
151,506 047
.....
.....
.....
131,315,821
113,579,016
57,400,338
27,049,788
48,358,640
1910
'
j...
1900.
.
1,289,60011850
1,131,597|1840
1890
1880.
—
—
6.00
188,275,909
160,949,527
827,922
6.00
—
.
^.....
791,305
606,526
375,651
1810
—
—
—
This
Is
city
Monroe County.
Water
5s '05
Bonds
A-0 $68,857c_Apr
Refunding
'05
the county seat of
Pop'n '10, 3,708.
Sewer
and
School
1
'14-'25
Bonds
5s
Apr 1 1920
Electric Light and Sewer Bonds.
5s
'05
'Frisco
.8
Apr
$19,800
RR.
...
Funding
.8
$25,000c
—.
alcorn
$4,000.
75,448
40,352
8.850
,14-,31
Negro-School-House Bonds.
J-J
$3,900c.July 1 '14-'31
DEBT July 1911 ..$152,800
Assessed val.'11 (2-5 act.).1,531,000
Ss *11
BOND.
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
i9lo
_.$15.ui
adams county.
County seat Is Natchez.
Bonds
are tax-exempt. Pop'n '10, 25,265.
Bridge Bonds.
5s g '05 Feb
$5,500c.Feb 1 '14-'1C
<6sg'08Mar
18,500c__Mar 16 1923
5s
Jan
12,000c...Jan 19 1923
county^
Road Bonds (Part due yearly).
'12
$50,000..1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $108,500
—
Assessed
3,116,000
valuation
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$16.00
Population in 1910
18,159
7
amory.
This city is
tax-free.
are
School
in Monroe Co.
Pop'n 1910, 2,122.
$11,200
Electric Light Bonds.
5s
$16,200.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
I I
—
...
5^s'll J'ne $57,900
supervis¬
districts.
*22-'32
'22-'32
District No. 5 Bonds.
J-D $50,000—June 1 *22-'32
6s'12
Road Bonds.
'12
Jan
$6,500—Mar 4
BOND. DEBT
5s
'14-22
BOND. DEBT July 1912—
$60,000
Assessed valuation 1911.-3,606,991
Population in 1910—.
— —
Oct.
Nat.
payable at Cont. & Comm.
of Chicago, or Bank of
& Trust Co., Memphis.
Donds.
'12
$50,000
1937
— — — .- —
BOND. DEBT July 1912- $135,000
Assessed valuation 1911... 5,000,000
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) '11 .$17.25
Population in 1910—
22,846
claiborne
county.
Port Gibson is the county seat.
Court-House Refunding Bonds.
5s
'13
$50,000.. —
1933
Road Bonds.
5s '13
$10,0001933
TOTAL DEBT Nov 9 '13..$130,000
...
„
_
Bank
Commerce
Houston is the county seat.
Road
50,000
50,000
$950,435
Dist. No. 2
874,840
Dist.No.5 1.165,015
Dist. No. 1
tion
INT
5s
No. l.$75,000
Dist. No. 2.
Assessed valua¬
Chic.
chickasaw county.
bist.
1913...
Dist. No. 5_
23,139
INT. at John Nuveen & Co.,
county.
1
Hattiesburg is the county seat.
forrest
Road Dist. Bds. (Red. beg. 1923).
Feb$lQO.OOOc—.Feb 1 1938
NoV 17 '13_ —_.$210,000
Road dist debt Mar 1913..
100,000
Assessed val of dist 1912—5,172,000
Assessed val of county '12 9,635,812
5s. '13
Co. bd. dt.
Population of county in 1910.-20,722
Population of district, 1910—14,228
.
Population in 1910.
clarke
...
,17,403
county.
8uitman is the county seat, 18)
ourt-House & Jail (Red. beg.'
5s
'13
...
$50,000
,1933
george
county
Lucedale is the county seat. •
Court=House Bonds.
5s'12
$21,267 -r—.1914-1942
Jail Bonds.
5s'12
-■$3,384
1914-1942
Road Bonds.
,
State& Co .tax (per
"
This
Commission
government
adopted
V. 91, p. 816.
All bonds are'taxexempt.
Popula. 1910, 4,079.
-s
•••
*
...
_S
...
greenville.
This city is in Washington County.
Incorp. as a town 1870 and as a city
1886.
All bonds are exempt from
$50,000—.
25,000....
city
29,800...
School Bonds.
\
....
•
'
$29,800
Water, Light & Sewer Bonds.
5s '11
M-S $122,800cSept 1 1931
BOND.DEBT May 3 1912 $257,400
Assessed val. '12
p.
Railroad
J-J
INT. at Bank of West Point.
Sewer
$35,000c"
Bonds.
$65,000c—-Feb
1 1916
$47,500c—Sept 1 1927
Bonds.
J-J
5s
M-N
Jan
$65,000c
Nov
50,000c
1 1920
1 1921
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913- $407,500
Tot. assessed val. *12-'13—6,294,397
(Assessment on realty about 75% of
actual val.; on personal property
about
30%.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $16.00
Value of city prop. 1911
450,000
INT. at Bank of America, N. Y.
greenwood.
This city is the county seat of Le¬
flore County. Popula. 1910, 5,836.
58
Light & Water (Part Yearly).,
'04
...$122,600..
1934
Improvement Bds. (Part yearly).
5s
.1916
*
...
M-S
5s
Colirt-House Bonds.
„
Sept 1 1924
$30,00OC
Works
F-A
5s '07
Friar Point Is the county seat,
Railroad Bonds.
....
Bonds.
$50,000c—Feb 10 1915
50,000c
JulV 1 1918
River-Front Bonds.
District No. 1
6s '12
District No. 2
I 41,000 District No. 3
(Due $500 of each Issue yearly after
10th year and balance due 25th yr.)
CO. BD. DT. Sept 29 '13_. $100,000
Road
and
bridge district
debt Oct 1913
181,000
County .4,185,092
Assessed
valua¬ Dist. 1406,564
tion 1911
Dist. 2-2,090.518
Dist. 3411,201
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13.$17.00
Population of county in 1910.20,203
5s
M-S
'04
Water
6s
f$40,000
ann( 80,000
$30,000c
V. 97,
1910, 9,610-
School Bonds.
5s
Road andjBridge Bonds.
...
Aid
F-A
6s '98
West Point is the county seat.
6s
govern¬
Oct. 15 1913.
Popula.
6s
1912...$13.00
coahoma county.
—
1227.
Paving Bonds.
5s '04
M-N $50,000c--. May 1 1924
clay county.
.-
Commission
taxes.
ment defeated
(% act. .3,129,111
Total tax (per $1,000)
Bonds
Building Bonds.
5s<fe6s
county
soto
ors'
District No. 1 Bonds.
6s '12
J-D $75,000c.June 1
District No. 2 Bonds.
6s '12
J-D $50,000c.June 1
Carrollton Is the county seat.
-s
%
5s
INT. at
$1,000) *12-$22.00
Population in 1910
6,599
INT. payable at Nat. Park Bank,
N, Y., and at John Nuveen & Co.,
Chicago.
*
Corinth Is the county seat.
Bonds
$10,000....
City Hail Bonds.
-5s'11
J-J
$19,800c.July 1
Population in 1910
city Is In Coahoma County.
This city owns Its water, light and
sewer
plant,
valued
at
$210,000.
Road Bonds.
5s '12
Dec$150,000c—.Dec 2 1952
Refunding RR. Bonds.
4^g'06 Jan $92,000c..Jan 1 *17-'30
4s
July 83,000c.July 1 '14-'25
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913._$361,000
Assess, val. '12(3-5 act.)__7,800,000
State&Co .tax(per $1,000) '12. $12.75
INT. at County
Trpas. office.
Bonds.
$1,000) *12.$29.50
5,690
City Treasurer's office.
Total tax rate (per
Assessed valuation 1912—1,800,000
NOTE.—For debts of civil divisions not found among the statements given
below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
ABERDEEN.
...
21,630
•
MISSISSIPPI.
-----
'11
$7,000
—
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13. $130,800
Assessed val. (H act.) '12.2,083,095
carroll county.
-S
STATE OF
$45,000
...
School Bonds.
.S
Population in 1.910
proportion of colored population was 57.47% In 18,80, 57.98% lr.
1890, 58.6% In 1900 and 56.2% In 1910.
In number, blacks were 310,808
In 1850, 437,404 In 1860, 444,201 In 1870, 650,291 In 1880, 747.720 In 1890.
905,930 In 1900 and 1,009,487 In J910.
•
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Improvements.
5s '12
J-J
$29,000c-July 1 '14-'42
BOND. DEBT May 1913—-$70,000
The
CITIES,
.8
.
$78,900
...
Various
5.00
—
—
_s
6.BO
1820....
1800
Last
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913 —.$65,000
136,621
1830
corinth.
This eity is in Alcorn County,
charter established in 1884.
Water Works and Sewer Bonds.
1
Population In 1910.--..——5,293
clarksdaleT
...
act.)__5,549,280
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$19.50
INT. at County Treas. office.
de
*14-'32
BOND. DEBT May 5 '13..$119,000
Assessed valuation 1912. ..3,500,000
6.00
215,765,947
'
STATE.—
1,797,114 11870..
1,551,27011860--.
Assessed val. '12 (%
—
6.00
• .00
368,543,909
284,343,137
47,540,169
OF
6.00
383,823.739
26,337,353
113,409,358
POPULATION
M
$6.00
per
seat.
county
1932
—
Refunding Bonds.
'12
A-0 $33,725—Oct
5s
the
Is
Hazlehurst
Pop'n of county '10, 35,914..
Road Dist. No. 1 (tax-exempt).
5s '11
Feb $75,000c_ Feb 1 '22-'36
5s '12
Jan
75,000c_July 1 '22-'37
School Bonds.
...
Years.
1911
copiah county.
9,174,844
Population In 1910..
1254.
VALUATION.—The State's assessed valuation and tax rate
ASSESSED
have been as
valuation.
State & Co tax (per$l ,000)'12 $1«.00
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1912.. 10.00
bonds
BONDS.—All
this State are non-taxable under the law authorizing their Issu¬
Municipal bonds are taxable.
Issued by
May 1 1934
Nov 1930
May $75,000
100,000
5s '10
at Columbus.
bonds
other
Road Dist. No. 2 (tax-exempt).
Bonds.
May $150.nnoc.May 15 1918
6s '00
this view
an
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$8.50
Population in 1910
8.988
INT. on lmpt. bonds payable at
Nat. Bank of Commerce, N. Y.;
all
6s'13
Apr $75,000c
1924-1938
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1912.$185,000
County seat Is Rosedale.
Railroad
Bonds.
Sewer
4^8
Apr $70,000c—-Apr 1 1919
City Hall, School House & Sewer.
4«
J-D $50,000c— -June 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $278,000
Assess, val. (3-5 act.) '12—4,544,416
bolivar county.
of
New York, who in Nov. 1913 filed a petition in
Railroad Aid.
..'"'M-N $98,000c—.May 1 1922
-
66,500..Feb
F-A
$60,000c—Sept 1 1926
'06 M-S
5s
—
....
*11
5s
5s '12
Bonds.
Refunding
Bonds
.-.-$37,000—
25,000—
ann
70,000
58
Bonds are tax-exempt.
1821.
Improvement
—
Water
Lowndes County.'
seat of
County
Inc.
TOTAL
as
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $290,000
columbus.
—
:.—$13,000—----Fire-Alarm and Water Bonds
$10,000-
6s
Actual value (est.)
$103,000c.Jan. 1
Refunding Bonds
$450_Int.ceasedl878
....
1888.
Bends,
Jan.
is
1930
of Mississippi
$24,500
_i_
.
HISTORY OF DEBT —For early history of the State debt
see "State and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 170.
•
48
1930
1940
June 50,000c_ —June 1 1942
Assess, val. '13
Bridge Bonds
5s
ary.
...
'12
5s
Bonds
Street
5s
old Mississippi Territory,
the State was created.
divided up Into two parts when
was
$100,000c
75,000c
...
5s
(30% act.)*5,547,681
.34,217
city Is In Harrison County. Population In 1910.
*
The assessment of railroads, ex¬
Incorp. 1896.
Commission govern¬
ment adopted May 28 1910. V. 90, press and telephone companies not
included.
p. 1503.
Pop'n 1910, 8,049.
INT. on bonds of 1912 payable at
Market-House Bonds
John Nuveen & Co., Chicago.
5s
$3.000
—
Is the date of the organization of the
This
4^8
This
-
a
at
bilox1.
Territory (Act Apr. 7 1798)-. .-aApr. 7 1798
-Dec. 10 1817
Admitted as a State (Act March 1 1817)
46,810
Total area of State (square miles)--Jackson
State Capital
Governor (term expires January 1916) — —_ __Earl Brewer
Secretary of State (term expires Jan 1916) _ -_J. W. Power
_P. S. Stovall
Treasurer (term expires January 1916)
which
Road and Bridge Bonds.
'13—$85,300
Merchants' & Farmers'
city depository, or
any other bank in Amory.
INT.
Bank In Amory,
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Organized
187
MISSISSIPPI—DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913.J
1923
5b
'06
$29,800-."-
.
1824
*Ref. School Bonds (Part yrarly .
'06
$19,800—..
-1926
188
GREENWOOD (Concluded).
TOT. BD. DT. Oct. 1913 $1,585,600
Water-works exemption..
Drainage Bonds
536,000
5s '10
F-A $20,000c
Feb 1 1930 NET BD. DT. Oct 1 1913-1,049,600
Assessed val. '12 (% act.).13,405,811
Funding Bonds
5s '10
F-A $ 10,000c--.Feb 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
516.60
BOND. DEBT Dec 1909...$201,900 Population in 1910 (Census)..2l,2b2
•
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Assessed valuation 1909.. 3,132,79/
INT. on water bonds due 1928,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_.$10.00
school and street bonds due 1931 and
•Exempt from taxation.
bonds dated 1913 is payable at Nat.
INT.
on
improv't, drainage and
Park Bank, N. Y. City: on sewerage
funding bonds at City Treas. office.
bonds at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.,
bonds
and on the 5 and 6% water
at Hanover Nat. Bani
ik.N. Y.
GRENADA.
This
""
city is in Grenada County.
,
Street Bonds.
J-J
$25,000c
July 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Nov 15 '13.$105,000
Assessed valuation 1913—1,534 ,535
JACKSON COUNTY.
5s '13
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
Population in 1910
Pascagoula is the county seat.
Supervisors! Beat No. 4 Bonds.
'12
$30,000
—
'13
Oct
15,000--Oct 1
24- 32
Road District No. 3 Bonds.
6s
$15.50
"...2,814
6s
'12
6s
GRENADA COUNTY.
Grenada is the county seat.
$25,000
'
'12
6s
.
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913.$102,000
Sept $30,000
Sept 1 1932
Sinking fund..9.736
30,000
Assessed valuation 1912
5,083,603
Road Bonds.
Population in 1910
15,451
5s '12
Sept $15,000-...Sept 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913.-.$75,000
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)..3,643,870 JONES COUNTY.
Ellisvllle is the county seat.
Population in 1910.
15,727
Bonds,
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N.
GULFPORT. !
This city is in
Y.
5s '07
.S
-.-1928
'07
...
'07
.8
6s
'07
ann
School
6s
'07
$4,000
$18,000
100,000—July 1 '24-'33
Court
Assessed
DRAIN.
$126,000
—
Population In 1910
INT.
on
First Nat.
— —
—
—
valuation
*10
'12
are
...
1956
Natchez
is
the
county
seat
of
Adams County. Popul'n '10, 11,791.
School Bonds.
1918
5s
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly)
Water Bonds (Red. $1,000 yrly.).
6s
Dec
5s
'11
5s
$25,000c
(?)
F-A
—21,883
Bonds
Feb
68
.8
$90,000
...
Dist
Road
Brookhaven is the county seat.
Feb $150,000
1922-1936
5MsT2 F-A
50,000—Feb 9 '23-'37
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1913—.$200,000
5s '11
Assessed valuation
INT.
Cont.
at
&
Comm'l
'13
J-J
Sewer
,
5s
'04
53'13
Assessed val. of dists.
5s
12_, 13,280,070
INTEREST payable in Jackson.
1924-1938
This district is In Bolivar County.
'10
Apr $ 5,500.-Apr 1 '14-'31
(Payable $4,500 yearly.)
$75,500
INT. payable at Bank of Com¬
merce & Trust Co., Memphis.
6s
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913
$32,000c-
Road Dist. No. 2 Bonds.
$50,000_.July 1 '24-33
(?)
Population in 1910
...36.703
5Ms'13 J-J
TOTAL DEBT...
C()7ROAD
NOXUBEE
P.
DISTS.
O. Macon.
Road Dist. No. 3 Bonds.
533s
J-J
$49,500c. July 1 '23-'27
Rd. Dist. No. 5 Bds. (tax-exempt).
533s'12 M-S J$14,000cSept 2 *23-*36
(
61,000c—Sept 2 1937
BOND. DEBT I Dist. No. 3 5125,000
Mch
—
1913—\Dist.
No. 5
(?)
Bk.,Chip.
INT. atCont.&Com'l Nat.
INT, at Treasurer's office.
COUNTY?
PANOLA
Batesville is the county seat.
1912.
Bonds.
'09
A-O
Hinds County and
State Capital.
Incorp.
Dec. 1833.
Commission
government'
adopted
Sept. 24 1912.
V. 95, p. 916.
School Bonds.
5s
June $24,000c...June 1 1922
6s
Feb
6,900c...Feb 11923
5s '06
M-N 64,400c—.May 1 1926
6s
Aug
15,000c. ..Aug 1 1917
5s
F-A *65,000c
r__..1932
Building Bonds.
5s
Apr $24,200c
Apr 1 1924
5Ms'13 J-J
15,000c....July 1 1933
'00
....
—
,
1 1922
F-A
47,000c. —Aug 1 1928
5s
F-A *85,000c
1932
5s '12
J-D *30,000c—.June 1 1932
Sewerage Bonds.
5s
Apr 193,500c—.Apr 1 1919
Street, Bridge & School Bonds.
6s
Feb $20,000c—.Feb 1 1919
Colored Public School.
6s
Dec
$7,500c__Dec 31 1914
County.
All
1
Apr
Feb
5s
'12
J-D
30.000
J-D
1
25,000c...Apr
1927
._June 1 ,1932
1,1933
June 1 1929
15 1921
Jan
,1
1922
1
1924
1.0,000—j.June
1
Fire
1 1933
DEBT Mar 1913..$282,100
Assessed val. *12 (M act.)..3.801,231
$15.0000—.Jan
J-J
City-Hall
1912
..17.00
school bonds of 1898, 1899
and 1900 at Merchants'-Laclede Nat.
Louis:
other
bonds
at
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
LAWRENCE
COUNTY.
Monticello is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '12
.-..$25,000..
.1942
.
.
.
_—
'13
$50,000
GEN. BD. DT. Apr
.s
.
hand.
—
.
1 1928
(incl.
road dist. bds.), May '13.$300,000
1 1928
..1..
F-A
95,000c—Feb 1 1930 Sinking fund
15,000
5Ms'13 J-J
100.000c-.July 1 1933 Assessed valuation 1912...7,000,000
Court-House
.8
Bonds.
and Jail
§51.000
....
Road & Highway (Red. beg. '14).
5s '09
Mch $24,000
Mch 1 1929
School District Bonds.
_s,
$16,800—
_—
_s
Bridge Bonds.
$34.000
....
BOND. DEBT Nov 8.'13-$125,800
6,821
—
Assessed valuation 1913—6,292,166
—
223,284
1
..
amendment
$1,000)'13-$18.00
PIKE COUNTY.
....
adopted
limiting the city's indebtedness to
10% of the assessed valuation and
providing that bonds may be issued
for certain purposes of improvement
on a majority vote.
V. 97, p. 901.
charter
taken to form
the latter to pay 6733 %
house and jail
State &Co.tax(per
1 '13 $582,000
Special tax bonds (add'l).
§694,375
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1'13. 1,276.375
on
Augusta is the county seat.
was
Sinking fund
was
_s
Magnolia is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
'13
A-O $50,000
—
(?)
TOTAL DEBT--
Population in 1910
37,272
*
PRENTISS COUNTY.
Booneville is the county.seat.
_s
Road Bonds.
"13
$40,000.
—
—
TOTAL DEBT---
—
(?)
-
Population in 1910—
_16,931
QUITMAN COUNTY.
Marks is
the county seat.
Road Bonds (red. beg. 1933)..
J-J
$25,000
Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
.$140,000
Assessed "valuation
2,787,349.
Population in 1910
11,593
.
5s'13
—
MISSISSIPPI LEVEE DISTRICT.
P.
O.
exempt.
Levee
Greenville
Bon !<•
are
tax-
Int. at office of Treasurer.
Construction
Bonds.
M-N$200,000O—May 1 1924
5s
M N 1,000,000c May 2 1944
5s '13
J-J
1,000,000c.July 1 1953
Refdg. (red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
4^s'09 M-S $450,0000. ..Sept 1 1934
4 Hs'l 1 J-J
500.000c. ..Apr 1 1936
BOND. DEBT June 1913.2,150,000
6s
150,000
Assess, val. '12
(33 act.)..22,397,494
The valuation given above is
on
property
behind public levee
and
does not include anything in
front
on
TAX RATE for 1911.—Cotton tax,
$1 00 per bale on cotton; levee tax,
$10 per $1,000; land tax, 5 cents per
acre; railroad tax, $200 per mile on
main line and $120 per mile on branch
lines or feeders.
MONROE CO. ROAD DISTS.
Aberdeen is the, county seat.
5^s'13 J-D
gs
1st
5s
'12
Dist.
Jan
RIVERSIDE DRAINAGE DIST.
Drainage
Bonds.
6s *12
May $357,750
1914-1932
BOND. DEBT May 1913 —$397,500
Assess, val. '12(34 act.)___1,850,000
INT. at Continental & Commer¬
cial Nat. Bank, Chicago.
SCOTT
CO.
ROAD
DIST. NO.
$35,000
Apr 1 1938
Road Bonds (Tax-Exem.)
$50,000c
Jan 1 1937
1.
Forrest is the county seat.
6s *12
J-J
$50,000—July 1 *23-'37
6s '13
J-J
/20,000..July 1 '27-30
1 5,000
July 1 1934
TOTAL BD. DT. Nov '12.
river side.
.
...
3,379
portion of this county on Jan. 6
19US
11941
J-J
Certificate debt
Municipal Bldg. & Impt.
Court-House Bonds.
5s '07
J'ne $50,000c—June 1 1927 5s '12
$50,000
1942
5s
F-A 158,000c
.1930 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1913..$75,000
Street Impt. & Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1910
13,800
5s
INT. at Bank of Monticello.
May 18.800c—.May 1 1920
5s
J'ne
14,100c—June 1 1923
5s
May 29,300c__.May 1 1926 LEE COUNTY.
5Ms'13 J-J
60,000c—.July 1 1933
Tupelo is the eounty seat.
♦Funding Bonds.
Road Dist. No. 2 Bonds.
5s '12
J-D $60,000c—.June 1 1932 -s '13
$40,000.
Road District No. 3 Bonds.
5Ms'13 J-J
75,000
July 1 1933
5H*'12
$100,000
Total debt of county
.(?>
COD1^TY7~
11941
Bonds.
S75.000O. -Jan
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
14s' 11
(per $1,000)
on
.
Dept. Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s'11
1929
15,000c...Apr
J-D
.
_
Hs'll J-J
100.000c. ..Jan 11941
Refunding School Bonds.
4Hs'09
$26.000C
(Part due each year on Apr 1)
Drainage Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s *10
A-O $50,000c
Oct 1 1940
Park Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s '11
J-J
$15,000c
Jan 1 1941
a
13.300 ——Mch
....
St.
then $5,000 annually)
J-J
$35,000c —Jan
11937
INT. at Seaboard Nat. Bank, N.Y.
7.000
— — —
Population in 1910
New
§ Includes $300,000 water-wks bonds.
Balance Is for streets and sewers.
DEBT LIMIT.—On Sept. 19 1913
$30.000...Apr
•
—_
PERRY
Bonds.
1928
Bonds.
'09
Bank,
House
1929
.June 1
$10.000
...
!
$25,000
TOTAL DEBT
4
BOND.
INT.
1914)
10.000
Bonds.
Tax rate
1
30.000—July 1
5s '01
5s
1922
Aug 5 1925
5s '13
5s '13
Apr
Cash
—
'13
Bonds.
May $92,000c...May 1 1924
Assess.val.'13(2-3 act)(est) 15000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12.$16.00
Population ha 1910—
23,283
15.000
Jackson County.
Dock Bonds.
6s
—
1
....
'04
150,000
11920
Jan
'09
5s
1935
4,000
1,500 —..Oct
19.400
....
'02
1
50,000
20,000
31,274
PASCAGOULA?
This city is in
25 000c—.Feb
A-O
'07
6s
1924
11933
Sept 6 1918
May 2 1919
5s
5s
F-A
05
*.-•
Forrest Co.,
of the court¬
and the bridge bonded
debt given below.
Pop'n '10, 7,685.
....
Water
1914)
1913
Floating debt——
Population in 1910—
A
Ss *08
5s '09
1
8.000
|
Street
Apr
beg.
Bonds sold May 21
Bonds.
May $15.000e__.May 1 1914
30.000c.—Oct 1 1922
(Sub. to call $5,000 5 yrs..after date,
4
$5,000
1939
(red. aft.MayT\&).
33s'13 May $50,000 —.May 7 1937
Bridge & Rd.
Hs'99 M-N $48,000O—May 1 '14-'29
300,000
30,000c
1
25,000—..
yearly
Schoo*
Bonds.
....
58 '02
4
$50,000....Dec
J-D
'13
5s
Lauder¬
10 1860.
government
adopted
V. 94, p. 1397.
4^s'02 A-O
$19.300 —..Mch
....
5s '07
seat of
Philadelphia.
...$100,000
'13
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913— $100,000
Assessed valuation 1912._.l,400,000
6s '94
—
J-D
58 *05
JACKSON.
Jr-J $196,000c_—Jan
F-A 145,000c—.Aug
P. O.
6s
1925-'34
Bonds.n
School
6s,'98
5s '99
6s *
NESHOBA CO. ROAD DIST.NO.l.
—
Bonds.
Commission
government adopted Deo. 19 1911.
V. 93, p. 1802.
Popula'n '10, 8,465.
1913 ..(Districts.
300,000
Assessed val. of county *11 18,048,728
Oco.
5s
(2-3 act.)—5,841,023
(per $1,000) 1912 .$18.59
payable at City Treasury.
tax
INT.
Nat.
(Due part yearly for 20 years).
TOTAL DEBT...
...(?)
Population in 1910
1,181
Sewer
M-S$l50.000 Sept 1
This city Is in Jones
bonds are tax-exempt-
...
Water Bonds.
Total
3,980.260 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$15.00
.8,500,000
28,597 NORTHERN DRAINAGE DIST.
Real value (est.)
Population in 1910
(Part yearly beg.
....
LAUREL.
1927
—1927
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Feb $95,000c—-Feb
Sewer Bond
Works and
6s '94
Road district bonds
...
5s
Water
5s
*23-'27
1 1940
4MB
$108,000c
1928
Superv. Dlsts. Nos. I & 5 Bonds.
5s '11
Jan *390,000c
Jan 2 1936
BOND. DEBT/County—
$280,000
5s
1912.$31.25
LINCOLN CO. ROAD DIST. NO. 1.
-
100,000—Mch 1 '23-'38
County bond, debt Mch '13.$90,000
Refunding Bonds.
County
,
Bonds.
Sept $47,500c„Sept 15 1929
5s '09
..2,428
INT. at Bank of Lexington.
No. 5 Bonds.
District No. I
'10
5S '13
Bonds.
$22,500c
65.-000 c
Bonds.
RR,
Assess, val. '12
tax (per $1,U00)
Population In 1910
5s '13
40,000..t
DEBT Oct 1909...$472,500
1908.. 7,880,799
Feb
58
W.
$320,000....May 7 1919
Refunding
........1931
July 1 1931
$25,000
N.
&
May
Total
6s
tax-exempt:
:
House and Jail
§41,500c
July
N. O.
May $135.000—May
7 1923
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '13—$527,500
Funding
5Ms*12 A-0 $50,000—Apr 1
5s
June $39,000c
Court
.....
Sewer (Red. $1,000 yearly).
COUNTY.
Assessed valuation
4Mb
..'
5s '11
F-A $21,000c
1931
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
$91,500
Assessed val. *12 (3-5 act.).1,346,280
5s
'
Assess, val. of county, '11 15.839,165
Assessed val. of dist., '12.11,983,754
,State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 'll.$15.40
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '08.$11.50 Population of cotinty, 1910...46,919
Population of dist. 1910
30,004
INT. on bonds of iy 10 at Continen¬
HINDS COUNTY.
Jackson is the county seat.
tal-Commercial Nat. Bank, Chicago.
.8*11
BOND.
County.
5,000c
i>n<*et
DEBT.....'
Court-House Bonds.
'
Dec
—
NATCHEZ.
Deo
May 9
$100.000
130,000c
...
Road
J-D $150,000
the county seat.
$40,000
.$40,000'
BONDED DEBT Nov 1912_$50,000
Meridian is the county seat.
Bonds.
School
is
BOND. DEBT Nov 4 '13
5
Population in t910,...
—
$70,000
$ 170,000c
Bonds.
Winona
533sT3 A-O
Commission
District Bonds.
LAUDERDALE
...
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
SUPERVISORS' DIST. NO. 1.
This is, the county seat of
dale County.
Incorp. Jan.
s
4Ms*06 M-S$196,500c-Mar 6 '14-'45
5s
.
This city is in Holmes
School Bonds.
5s
tax
TOTAL
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
'07
—
Road
of For¬
rest County..
Voters on Apr: 16 1912
decided to continue commission gov¬
ernment. Population 1910,11,733.
Street
debt.
$300,000
Assessed val-f Dist. No. 1
1,000,000
uation '12( Dist. No. 4
3,000,000
IDlst. NO. 5—
856,710
Population in 1910
35,178'
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office or
Seaboard Nat. Bank, N.Y.
Oxford is the county seat.
This city is the county seat
5s
bridge bonds ofl910 at
Bank. Greenwood.
LEXINGT ON.
(Part
..
'23-r3T
1912
MERIDIAN.
DIST.
.
(Tax-exempt)
July $50,000c_JuIy 1
Cour ty has no general bonded
Total road dist. debt Sept
36,29f
Columbus is the county seat.
LAFAYETTE ^COUNTY.
HATTIESBURG.
'08
Bonds.
J-D $100.000c..Dec 5 1929
BOND. DEBT May 1 '12.. $300,000
Assessed val. '11 (34 act.)..8,500,000
State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'11 $21.60
LOWNDES COUNTY.
1911.-1,350,000
rate' (per $1,000) ..$27.50
Population In 1910
1.
2,385
Total
6s '13
'13
—20,348
5s''12
J-J
§30,000c. ..July 1 1932
BOND. DEBT May 1912
$55,000
COUNTY.
BAYOU
House
4s '04
Water-Works & Sewer Bonds.
...
This place, Is in Attala County.
Sidewalk and Street Bonds.
Bay St. Louis is the county seat.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
6s *13
Jan $50,000c
Jan 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913.. $150,000
Sinking fund
10,706
Assessed valuation 1912—3,144,758
Population in 1910..
11,207
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
HARRIS
J-D
7 1932
This town is in Winston County.
KOSCIUSKO.
act.)_5,800,000
(per $1,000) 1912____$13.00
HANCOCK
_S
5s '13
6s
Population in 1910
DEBT Oct 27 '11..$386,000
Bonds (Tax-exempt)
May $200,000c_May 1 '35-36
'11
—
$40,000c—-Oct
Bonds.
$60,000,.
$75,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_$135,000
_S
Assessed val. '10 (%
Tax rate
3 1940
5s g '07 A-O
LOUISVILLE.-
Road Bonds.
Bonds.
...
BOND.
'10
J-J
100.000
Jan
Road Bonds (Tax-exempt.)
5s
COUNTY.
...
$2,500—__
...
Jail Bonds.
6s
Bridge Bonds (Taxexempt).
5s g '07 A-O $60,000c—.Oct
7 1932
Court=House
City Hall Bonds.
.8
9.000,000
De Kalb is the county seat.
...
Sept 7 1929
50,000
5s
5s '12
COUNTY.
Greenwood is the county seat.
Bank, Chicago.
KEMPER
10,000
M-S
*09
-
$10,000....
...
5s
1012—
$1,000)'10. $15.00
Population In 1910...
29 885
INTEREST
is
payable at Nat.
Bank of Commerce, N. Y. City, and
Guaranty Tr. Co., N. Y. City.
Bonds.
...
School Bonds.
High
State &Co. tax (per
-
28,894
..
xcvii.
$20.000.
...
'12
Assessed valuation
$5,000
10,000
1 '14-'32
1 '33-'37
$10,000
1917-1926
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913 —$165,000
Sewer Extension Bonds.
Water
25,000c..Jan
Agricultural
Bonds.
...
J-J
'09
5s
...
6s
LEFLORE
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Harrison County,
5M8'08 ...$125,000
-S
15,000.
.8
J J $114,000c.Jan
5s
~~
Inc. 1898.
Commission government
adopted Dec. 12 1911.
V. 93, p.
1736. Population 1910, 6,386.
Street
v
—
5th Dist. Road Bonds
— -
Court House
6s
Population In 1910
1937
---
$20.000
.
4th Dist. Road
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12.$12.75
Road Dists. Nos. 2 & 5.
-
5s'12
4 Ms
[Vol.
MISSISSIPPI—CITIES AND TOWNS.
$75,000
valuation
1,008,880
Population &f county inl910_.16.723
Popula. of district, '12 (est.).. 7,000
Assessed
SIMPSON COUNTY.
Mendenhall is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
533s'13 J-J
$40,000
July 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Nov 18 '13_$139,000
Assessed valuation 1912
_4,741,957
_
_
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$17.56
Population in 1910
.17,201
City Hall
4^8
SMITH COUNTY.
Raleigh Is the county seat.
$75,000...-July 1 1942
J-J
(Subj. to call beginning July 1 1927.)
BOND. DEBT July 1912—
$75,000
NO. 1.
SMITH CO. ROAD DIST.
O.
Dec 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 "191*3
" $89l",800
70,000
Assess, val.
t
and
Vi on personal property.)
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'11$24.00
28,787
Population In 1910
•
Exclusive of RR.
Vicksburg is the county seat.
Jail (Red. aft. 5 years from issue).
5s '06
$30,500
J'ne 6 1926
...
'08
5s
'10
5s
5s '11
Dec
3s
Assessed
val.,
...
1912_—„
—
...
'09
5s
'09
5S
'09
...
*10
—.
*11
5s
'12
'12
476,684
5s
'12
20,078
5s
Dist. No. 1
2,326
INT. on district bonds at Conti¬
nental & Comm. Nat: Bk.. Chicago.
'13
7,000—Apr
6,500 —Nov
4,300-Sept
2,100....Apr
..2,400
Aug
4,100
—Sept
5 1929
3*1929
5 1930
4 1931
8 1931
5 1931
5,800....Dec 5 1931
2,600
Feb 5 1932
3,200....Apr 2 1932
3,000....July 1 1932
2,200.
.Oct 7 1932
4,500 ——Oct 6 1933
—
—_
—
.
...
—
...
*12 —
5s
22,800-...Dec 7 1928
16,500
Feb 2 1929
...
...
5a '11
5s
Dist. No. 1
1910...
...
'08
5s
5s
in County
Population
'08
5s
6,050,000
County
2 1926
11,000. —-Feb 1 1928
12,500
Nov 5 1928
...
'08
5s *11
Supervisor's Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
68 '12
A-O $25,000c„Oct 1 '22-36
BOND. DEBT/County
$165,000
Mar 1913-. IDist.No.l.
25,000
1928
—
Road and Bridge Bonds.
'06
$6,500...-Oct
5s
.
...
...
—
—.
Oct
(Subject to call begin. Oct. 6 1918.)
Court.
by
Iuko
bonds
Bank
94.
V
TISHOMINGO
p.
1337.
of Commerce
&
Co.
Trust
refused to pay the first interest cou¬
the ground that the purchase
price had not been paid to the County
Treasury as the law requires.
Be¬
fore the money had been received by
the Board, the bank referred to had
gone Into the hands of a receiver.
First District Road Bonds.
.8
'11
S35.000
...
....
State ACo. tax (per
$1,000) '12_$13.00
Population In 1910
..13,067
TUPELO.
This city Is In Lee County. - Bonds
are
tax-free.
Pop'n 1910, 3,881.
Ref. Light (Red. $100 yearly).
5s
A-O $14.400c
1920
Refunding Sewer & Water Bonds.
5HS
M-S $59,200c
..1928
(Subject to call $100 yearly.)
Ref. School (Red. $100 yearly).
OS
J-J
$24,400c
1925
Light, City-Hall & Street Bonds.
5s '11
M-N $50,000c...May 1 1931
Improvement Bonds,
5s '12
J-D $50,000..--June 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913—$200,000
Water debt (Inclusive)
60,000
Assessed val. '12 (2-3 act.)_2,063,745
$11.00
City tax (per $1,000) '12
INT.
on
5s of 1911
and
1912 and
5MsS at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
others at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y. C.
TUPELO SEPARATE SCH. DIST.
Building Bonds.
5s
'13
—$25,000
TOTAL DEBT
UNION
——
j_
—
—1933
(?)
New
6s
Albany is the county seat.
Road Dists. Nos. 1, 2 & 3 Bonds.
'11
Feb $25,000.Feb 15 '28-'36
Co. bd. debt Nov 11
District
'13
$65,000
50,000
debt-.
Assessed valua-1 County...3,773,866
tion, 1913.
/ District.;—2,915,331
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
_
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
County seat Is Greenville.
Bonds
are tax-exempt.
Popu. 1910, 48,933.
Bonds.
$100,000
Refunding
5s '11
...
1941
—
Railroad Bonds.
5s g
Feb $100.000.—Mch 6 1915
Road and Bridge Bonds.
'
5s 08
J-D $100.000. —Dec 1 1933
BOND. DEBT May. 1912. ..$300.000
Total assessed val. 1911 _.10,509 488
State & Co.tax(per$1.000) 'll.$13.00
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1910.. tO.OO
its bonds and
to ap¬
of bonds at or below par.
Compromise (Red. $10,000 yrly.)
Is
F-A
$326,300c—Feb
1
§495,000
dl, 101,268
*702,000
/2.504.735
/500.000
e430.000
1,400
1,098
18,498
18,221
12,860
11,741
6,237
2,024
33,505
1,823
a!2.50
/14.00
515.00
*17.50
al4.00
<*10.00
*27 50
f'26.00
/10.00
2,032
1,878
28,503
824
2,014
1,277
2.252
1,275
15,694
871
645
2,698
1,471
*1,019.988 *14.00
700,000 al4.00
None
— —
—
18,646
/3.033.794
4,775
2,512
None fl,396.552 /16.00
None *1,250,000 §14.50
*102,000
None
-
46,672
....
— —
1910 figures.
g
a
e
1909 fig¬
Total debt.
of Louisiana.
State
ITS
Territoi-y (Act Mch. 26 1804a)—Oct. 1 1804
--April 30 1812
Total area of State (square miles)-48,720
State Capital
Baton Rouge
Gov. (term exp. 3d Mon. May 1916)Luther E. Hall
Sec. of State (term exp. 3d Mon. May 1916)-Alvin E. Heberfc
Treasurer (term exp. 3d Mon. May 1916)
L.,E. Smith
Aud.of Public Accts. (term exp. May 1916)-Paul Capdeviellee
Organized
as a
Admitted
a
a
as
State (Act Feb. 20 1811)
Further
the
provision for the Government of the Territory, then known
Territory of Orleans, was made by the Act of March 2 1805, the
M&rch 26 1804 having orlginaly been confined to the
duration of the Act of
Waynesboro is the county seat.
Road Bonds (Red. beg. in 1923).
ann
$100,000—.
1933
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
5s *13
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
—
14,709
Population in 1910
May, and sessions are limited to 60 days.
ter received
ana
Char¬
1872.
Building Bonds.
M-N $30 000
Nov 1 1936
BOND. DEBT May 3, 1913_$179,000
Assessed val. '12 (3 5 act.)_2,064,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12.$14.00
Population In 1910
...—4,864
WILKINSON COUNTY.
Consol.
Bonds of'74, Stamped
4s
4%.
4s
the State debt of Louis!
and 172:
on
Consol. 7%
School
5s '06
history of
'State and City" Supplement of Apill 1894, pages 171
which-the State is paying Interest is as follows:
see
Debt
DEBT.—For early
OF
HISTORY
WEST POINT.
This city Is In Clay County.
J-J
$11,500c
Jan
New Bonds (Act of 1892)
1 1914
«
.
(Consti'l) Bonds of '80.
$101,700c
.Jan
1 1914
J-J
.
Louisiana Port Commission Bonds
5s '10
J-J*$3,500,000c
J-J $10,995,100c Jan 1 191 <
4s
(Not less than $100,000 due yearly
beginning July 1 1924.)
•
Issued for the purpose of constructing wharves, sheds, roadways and
other Improvements necessary for shipping facilities In the Port of New
Orleans.
r
.
Woodville is tjie county seat.
Road Bonds.
5Hs'13 J-D $12,000
PAR
„
Junel 1943
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
valuation..
Assessed
Population in 1910.
— —
$101,872
2,863,889
——18,075
CITY!
YAZOO
gov't
defeated
Sept.
5
V. 95,-p. 700.
electric Street Railway Bonds.
1912.
City
5s'06
$49,300c.J'ne 11'14-'26
J'ne
Hail Bonds.
Sept
$24,300c_Sep 10 '14-'26
School
Bonds.
July $ 14,500c.July 15 '14-29
271,100
-.s
-
BOND. DEBT Deo 1910.. $381,000
Assessed val. (% act.)
'09—4,041,251
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
'03*,T-J $250,000c.—July 1 1933
(Subject to call July 1 1918.)
'05
J-J $500,000c
Jan 1 1955
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1930.)
Refunding Bonds (Tax exempt)
4 ^'09 J-J S325.000C
July 1 1949
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$1,799,000
Assessed val. '13 (}£ act.) 35,671,454
Population In 1912 (est.)
200.000
1928
ADDITIONAL
on
Constitutional
•
bonds,
for
4%, are for
$5,
Ac.
See
„
Port Commission bonds payable at State Treasury;
other
Lanier A Co., N. Y. and by the fiscal agents of the
AGENTS.—The fiscal agents of the
State
are
the New Orleans
National Bank, the Hlbernla Bank A Trust Co. and the Whitney-Central
National Bank, all of New Orleans.
Also the Bank of Assumpt on, Na-
poleonvllle, La.; State National Bank of New Iberia, La ; First National
Bank of Shreveport, La.; Commercial National Bank, Shreveport, La.;
Central Savings Bank A Trust Co., Monroe, Lai;
Ruston State Bank,
Ruston, La.; the Bank of Baton Rouge, Batoq Rouge, La.; Louisiana Nat.
Bank, Baton Roqge, La.; Rapides Bank, Alexandria, La., and the Union
Bank
& Trust Co., Opelousas.
TOTAL
DEBT.—The
bonded debt
$23,500.
—.
,
INTEREST
Interest at Wlnslow,
...
School Bonds
—8
BONDS.—The consolidated 7s, stamped
,
Negro
5s '08
OF
$100,
$500 and $1,000.
The
"Chronicle," V. 68, p. 987.
FISCAL
County seat of Yazoo County.
Commission
VALUE
State in New Orleans.
Co. to restrain the erection of a mu¬
on
ures.
as
WAYNE COUNTY.
nicipal water plant by the city has
4s
been advanced to the U. S. Supreme
Court.
V. 97, p. 64.
4s
By the provisions of its charter the
city Is obliged to levy a tax to meet
Interest
pi,001,359
/5.637,598
§424.296
*1,450,000
2,192
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
$1,000) 1909 ...$17.00
VICKSBURG.
Population In 1910—^6,796
Vicksburg is .the county seat of
Warren
County.
Incorp. Jan. 25
YAZOO-MISS. DELTA LEV. DIS.
1825.
Bonds are tax-exempt. Com¬
Levee Bonds (Tax-exempt).
mission government has been adopted
6s '97 J-J $500,000c.
-July 1 1947
by this city.
V. 95, p. 1559.
The:
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
suit brought by the Vicksburg Water
4s '02
J-J $224,000c...July 1 1952
the
None
1,000
None
750
None
None
None
3,000
15,193
1.486
6,050
34,658
2,056
3,054
None §1.203.122
None
5969,753 §10.00
Total tax. c State and countv tax.
§1911 figures. / 1912 figures. *1913 figs. *
(T) Town,
(C) City.
INT. at County Treas. office.
Total tax(per
ply any surplus of the sum so raised
after payment of interest to purchase
/3,052,416
....
57,238,978
——
5,000 51-263.928 ,512.50
None
7900,000 714.00
4,000
7605,565 719.00
fl,138,833 jfll.00
850,000
—None e3,122,594
10.00
None «3,174,123
None /5,707,858
1.764,251
11.75
None
*982,835 *20.00
None dl,160,000 020.00
None
§781,133 515.00
-
87,000
Magnolia, Pike County
62,400
Moss Point (C), Jackson Co— 43,250
New Albany (C), Union Co
57,000
Newton (C), Newton County. 72,500
Noxubee County
..—
36,500
Osyka, Pike County
30,000
Oxford (T), Lafayette County. 115.600
Pontotoc (C), Pontotoc Co
41,000
Port Gibson (C), Claiborne Co^ 37,240
Senatobia (T), Tate County— 33,100
Sharkey County
50,000
Shaw (T), Bolivar County.... 34,000
Shelby (T). Bolivar County— 34,700
Starkville (T). Oktibbeha Co.. 74,000
Summit (T), Pike County.... 37,000
Topashaw Swamp Land Dist. 42,500
Tunica County.
■,
50.000
Water Valley(C).YalobushaCo. 89,500
Winona (C), Montgomery Co. 75,000
Yallobusha Swamp Land Dist.
No. 1
46.500
Yazoo County
— —
77,500
...
5s'06
COUNTY.
;
.
-
896
__—_
Jasper Co. Superv. Dist. No. 5 25,000
Jefferson County
40,000
Jefferson Davis County
60,000
Lamar County
:
—
51,000
McComb (C)
Holmes County- 99,900
Macon (C), Noxubee County.. 75,000
County.
2,446
5425,000
7,000 /2,600,000 /18.00
None
*700,000 *13.00
50,900
54,000
(T)Chickasaw Co..
Houston
1,343
0650,876
.
Indianola (T), Sunflower Co__
1,834
1,001
2,029
5900,000 713.00
.——
Haelehurst, Copiah County...
OPTIONAL.—All road and bridge
after 5 yrs.
pon on
BOND. DEBT May 5 1913_$35,000
Assessed valuation 1912
2,627,739
—
50,000
83,800
Holly Springs (C).Marshall Co. 76,000
Harrison County
bonds are subject to call
of
Memphis, which paid for the same
through the Bank of Iuka, which ob¬
tained a receipt from the County
Treas.
The
Board
of Supervisors
County
Greene
3,929
5,865
5495,255 alO.OO
fl,069,332 716.00
361,769
— — —
85.000
44,000
35.000
Gloster, Amite County
....
*
Co—25,500
Franklin County—
*2,762,776
None /l,844.957 /13.00
None
432,000
12.00
25,000 ft,300,000
..
$4,400.__'-Oct 7 1932
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1912.
$204,000
Sinking fund Mch 19 1912..
17,000
Assessed val. (3-5 act.) '12 11,495,631
StateACo.tax(per $1,000) '12.$16.00
Population In 1910
37,488
'12
5S
COUNTY,
Is
the
county
seat.
The
below were purchased by the
Eupora (T), Webster
Population,
1910.
Creek Bonds.
—
TALLAHATCHIE DRAIN. DIST.
District declared unconstitutional
Covington Co Road Dist No 2
Crystal Springs (T), Copiah Co.
Ellisville (C), Jones County...
Madison
$300—-
—.
5s '11
Charleston Is the county seat.
7 1930
5 1931
Road (Cien'I) (Red. beg. Oct. 7 '17)
Oct
$50,000
Oct 7 1932
5s
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY.
2,700....Feb
1,500c. —Dec
■
5s '12
5s
SUNFLOWER DRAINAGE DIST.
'12
M-N $53,675.-May 1 *14-'32
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1912 ...$63,000
Actual
valuation
(est.) ,—675,000
6s
Dec 7 1928
School Bonds.
5s
valuation.
2,100
....
Bolivar County—
Columbia (C), Marlon County.
....
Bridge Bonds {tax-exempt). •
IS '07
A-O $40,000
Oct 1 1932
Bridge & Ref. (tax-exempt).
4Hs*06 J-J
$30.000c...July 1 1931
Road & Bridge (tax-exempt).
4Hs'09
$50,000c
Sept 1 192V
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 —.$210,000
Total assessed val. 1911 —*5,247,88*>
(Assessment about 1-3 on real estate
Sch. Dist.
Charleston(T),Tallahatchie Co
Cleveland,
'13(2-3 act.)_10,871,495
Total tax rate(per$l,000) '13.$20.00
(Subject to call beginning 1928.)
Population In 1910....
20.814
TOTAL DEBT—.——
(?)
INT. on funding, sewer, city-hallbldg. and street bonds at Amer. Ex¬
SUNFLOWER COUNTY.
County seat is Indianola.
Int. at change Nat. Bk., N; Y.; others in
Vicksburg at City Treas. office. All
First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
coupons tax-receivable.
Refunding Bonds (tax-exempt).
5s
J-J
$70.000c. -July 1 1926
fiS
J-J
20.000c.--July 1 1923 WARREN COUNTY.
1938
28,400
35,000
40,000
30,000
88,500
35,000
49,000
48,500
Charleston Separate
Floating debt
Raleigh.
$40,000
J-J
5s '13
Dist No 1.. 25,000
Madison County.. 87,500
Centreville, Wilkinson County.
Assessed Tax per
Valuation. $1,000.
$
$
$
Oalhoun Co Road
1926
Bonds,
$99 500
Street
s
P.
Jan 1
...
Sewer Bonds.
Chic.
INT. at John Nuveen A Co.,
$
Canton (C),
Funding Bonds.
$108,000c
5s *06
16,603 4Hs'08 Dec$223,000c
Population in 1910
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
1942
Interact.
$10t),000c...Jan 1 1916
5s
3,495,413
Assessed valuation
$35,000c—Dec 1
—.
L. N. O. & T. RR. Bond
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
58 '12
1*9
LOUISIANA-DEBT OF STATE.
Nov., 1913.]
Int. at Planters Bank, Clarksdale
STATEMENTS.
give statistics regarding minor civil divisions In the
State of Mississippi which are not represented among the foregoing.
In the table below we
on
subjoined
statement
show's
Louisiana's
total
Oct. 1913.
bearing interest' (not including $3,500,000
5% La. Port Commission bonds issued by the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans)
$11,108,300
Floating Debt April 11 1913—
Baby bonds (3s) and certificates (Act of 1880), exclusive of
coupons
910,728
Floating debt, warrant and Interest account
314,040
Total
bonded
debt
-
[The Constitution Coaiveihtional which convened Nov. 10 1913 has agreed
amendment to the constitution providing for the refunding of the
$11,000,000 bonds maturing Jan. 1 1914.
The bond article adopted
upon an
becomes effective without being submitted to a vote of the people, and au¬
thorizes
the Board of Liquidation at its discretion to issue 1 to 50-year
serial gold 4^% bonds on public advertisement, or temporary 5% bonds
running over 5 years, to be sold with or tiwhout advertisement.
It con¬
tains no limitation upon the price at which the bonds are to be sold.
See
V. 97, p. 1149 and 1524.
[On Oct. 22 1913 the Attorney-General of New York State rendered an
opinion holding that bonds of the State of Louisiana are legal Investments
for New York State savings banks.
See Item under New York State In
V. 97, p. 1227 and 1444; also item under Louisiana in V. 97, p. 1367.
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 Constitu¬
tional 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 $421,935 (estimated) fraudulently Issued baby bonds out¬
standing.
/
There are, moreover, old bonds not recognized, and hence not fundable,
•mounting to $3,953,000.
These Include New Orleans Mobile A Texas 8%
bonds, endorsed, $875,000; 8% State bonds Issued to said road, $2,500,000;
8% bonds Issued to the N. O. Mobile A Chattanooga RR., $70,000; 7.30%
.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
$
Ackerman (T), Choctaw Co...
Belzoni, Washington County.
47,000 '
45,700
$
2,000
2,000
Assessed Tax per
$1,000
$
$
Populotion
/500,000 717.00
/698.771 /10.00
1,398
1,059
Valuation.
1910.
bonds Issued to the
Mississippi A Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Co., $260,000, Ao.
190
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
taxesdue the State prior to 1879 were pledged for their payment.
of this revenue, however, was diverted and an Act was passed In
A portion
1894 pro¬
viding 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
than 50 cents
more
[Vol.
LOUISIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
on
the dollar of their face value,
Including any and all
Water Works
5s
ASSESSED
valuation
assessed
VALUATION.—The
about 60% of the actual value.
Is
estimated
at-
for 1912
The State tax (per $1,000)
whs
$5.45:
•
Total Assessed
Years.
Valuation.
1913
Total Assessed
Total Assessed
Years.
$249,621,419
$351,018,941
1003
336,118,348
315,583,468
1890
INT. at Bank of Commerce, N. Y.
CROWLEY SIXTH WARD
DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
AND
A
district In Arcadia Parish.
5s '10
J-J
$69,000c
1914-1941
(Subject to call after 1930)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
$69,000
Assessed valuation 1912...2,100,195
INT. payable at Central Trust Co.
of Illinois In Chicago.
212,721,564
1911
1910
527,778.950
1001
301 215,222
1880
1908
523,800,478
1000.**-...
276,659,407
1870
177,096,458
253,871,800
Levee
450,273.821
1899
267,723,572
I860,.
435,787,265
Post Office Is Baton Rouge.
5s '12
F-A $69,000r .Feb 1 '14-'22
1905
_
...
396,821,157
DEBT
STATE
AND
debt llmlta
281The.
the assessed value of the property
M UNICIP AL.—The
then.
One
amendment, adopted In Nov. 1908, prescribes the manner In which munici¬
pal corporations, parishes and drainage districts may issue bonds.
In 1910
Section -281 was again amended, this time relative to the issuance of bonds
for works of public improvement by municipal corporation*, parishes and
schools, drainage and sewerage districts, the city of New Orleans excepted,
and the assessment of special taxes to pay for same. *
In 1912 the same sec¬
tion was further amended.
See V. 95, p. 1485.
■
;
At the Nov. 1906 election two amendments were adopted relating
to
the issuance of $8,000,000 sewer and $200,000 school-teachers' salary bonds
by the City of New Orleans.
V. 83, p. 1306.
In Nov. 1908 an amendment
was adopted authorizing the City of New Orleans to issue $2,000,000 5%
tax-exempt Public Belt RR. bonds (V. 87, p. 415)
and one authorizing
$3,500,000 5% Port of New Orleans bonds. Of the railroad bonds, $300,000
were sold on June 20
1912.
V. 94, p. 1781.
The Port of New Orleans
bonds have all been placed and are given In the table of State debt.
Another
amendment, adopted in 1908., alters.the provisions set forth in an Act passed
in 1906 which authorized New Orleans to Issue the $8,000,000 4% publicimprovement bonds mentioned in V. 93, p.. 1306.
See City of New Orleans.
On Nov. 8 1910 an amendment was favorably voted authorizing the State
to issue $11,108,300 4% refunding bonds.
,
v
Population in 1910.
bonds.
FIXING
;;-'v
•
CHARLES.
city is in Calcasieu Parish.
government adopted
Dec. 17 1912. V. 95, p. 1633.
City-Hall Bonds.
f$6,000c
Jan 1 1914-'18
($2,000 pay. every even yr.)
12,000c..:...Jan 1 1920-'26
5sg'10
($3,000 pay. every even yr.)
Jan ( 8,000c_.i.
Jan 1 1928- 30
($4,000 payable each year.)
5,000c
V
Jan 1 1932
142,000c
Jan 1 1934-'46
l($G,000 pay. every even yr.)
This
This district
(P. O. Tallulah) Is
composed of the parishes of Concor¬
dia, East Carroll, Madison and Ten¬
sas.
5s
Bonds
'04
J-J
are
tax-exempt.
$69,000c_.
(Subject
5s
to call after
J-J $256,000c
'00
Jan
to call after
J-J $175,000c
'02
1944.)
1
July 1 1950
Julyl 1940.)
(Subject
5s
1 1954
Jan
'12
A-0
$250,000c. .Oct 15 1962
to call beg. Oct. 15 1952)
(Subject
BOND. DEBT Sept 15 1912 $750,000
Total assessed vai:
1911.-.9,349,349
Per $1,000._.$10.00
Per acre.
.05
Per bale cot'n
Levee tax 1911
1.00
Per sack rough
rice
Per bush,
.05
corn
FOR
SITUS
TAXATION
OF
MORTGAGES
AT
THE
DOMICILE OF HOLDER.—The Legislature passed an Act In 1908 which
approved July 3 1908, whereby it Is 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. •
was
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES, ETC.—An amendment adopted in
Nov.
1908 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.
SUPREME
COURT
DECIDES
DRAINAGE
BOND
CASES.—The
Louisiana Supreme Court on Feb. 26 1912 and April 22 1912 rendered deci¬
sions which are considered of great benefit to drainage and reclamation
projects in this State.
V. 94, p.'644,
1200 and
.01
Per ton
hay
1870
A district (P. O.
1900
..1,381,625
1860
1890
1,118,587
1850
1880
939,946
1840
...
Gueydan) in Ver¬
milion Parish.
:.
U
5s '12
$54,000—!___
1938
($2,000 annually)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '13.
$54,000
Sinking fund
129
Assessed val. 1912—.....1,238,413
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..-.$5.00
INT. at Commercial &
Germania
Trust & Sav. Bank, New Orleans.
,.215,739
.708,002
517,762
..352,411
1820
152,923
1810
76,556
The proportion of the colored population was 50.32% in 1890, against
51.46% In 1880, 47.2% in 1900 and 43.1% In 1910. In number, blacks were
713,874 in 1910, 650,804 in 1900, 562,893 In 1890, 483,655 in 1880, 364,210
n 1870, 350,373 in 1860, 262,271 in 1850.
5s
'10
STATE
tional Statements"
OF
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.
(?)
Assessed valuation 1910
$600,200
1,855
Population In 1910.
INT.
at
Town
Treas.
office
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
or
at
City.
JACKSON PARISH.
6s
This city is in Rapides Parish.
Commission government adopted
58 '00
.....
V. 96, p. 299.
5s '08
July 1 1940
55,000
May 1 1947
32.000....July 1 1948
5s '09
40,000____0ct 1 1949
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '13.. $200,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund.!
15,831
City tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$15.00
Population in 1910..
,11,213
All
bonds
redeemable
after
20
from issue.
parish seat.
'92
M-N $199.900o..Nov
'04
A-Q
$90,000o
ATCHAFALAYA
5s
LEVEE
DISTRICT.
is
dlstrlot
composed
of
the
oWs: Ascension, Assumption, as folfmrlshes and parts of parishes Iberia,
BOND. DEBT
Apr 1 '12.. $352,600
Total assessed val. 1910...1,762,570
Levee tax (per $1,000) 1910..$10.00
INT. at Nat. Bank of New Orleans.
Ref. Constr. Bds. {Red. beg. *39).
'99
M-SS850 000c
Sept 1 1949
$850,000
Assessed val.'l 0(3-5 act.).24,897,271
Tax rate per acre 1913
2 cents
In addition to levee taxes, District
receives annually $56,956.96 from the
Caddo.
5s
'01
*
All bonds tax-exempt.
*
J-J $100,000c
Jan
1 1951
$100,000
Assessed val. '11 (2-5 act.). 1,245,975
State & parish tax (per M) '11 $16.90
Levee tax i913 per $1,000..
10.00
INTEREST- payable at Hlbernla
Bank & Trust Co., New Orleans.
_______
DIST.
A
Orleans Nat. Bank.
PARISHES
May 13 1913.
V. 96, p. 1435.
Permanent lmprov't Bonds.
4s '05
(P. O. Kaplan).
district in
'12
5s
'13
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912.$257,000
TOTAL
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'11_$12.00
BOSSIER LEVEE DISTRICT.
SEW¬
A district In Calcasieu Parish.
5s '11
A-0$ 119,000c..Apr 1 '14-'47
TOTAL BD. DT. Dee 1911.$125,000
Assessed valuation 1910
2,522,580
INT. at Nat. City Bank, N. Y., or"
at Dist.
Treasurer's office.
MONROE.
County
of
seat
Inc. May 4 1871.
Ouachita Parish.
Pop. 1910, 10,209.
General
Improvement Bonds.
J-D $128,000c
.1939
5s.
all subject to call June 1 1924.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913 ..$128,000
Assessm't debt Mch 18 '12-40,000
Sinking fund Mch 18 1912..
50,000
Assessed val. (2-5 act.) '12.5,050,450
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912
$31.00
INT. at U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.,N.Y.
NEW
ORLEANS.
_s
'13
Wolfe
T.
Jr..
Sec'y Board of Liquidation.
Orleans
New
is
co-extensive
with
the parish of Orleans.
July
It was incor¬
Commission
adopted Aug. 28
634.
An amend¬
1852.
1
V.
95,
the
to
F-A
constitution
ments.
On June 6 1899 the city voted a
special tax of 2 mills for water, sewer
drainage purposes, Intended to
provide for an issue of from 12 to 16
million bonds.
As this required an
and
the
to.
State
constitu¬
tion, the Legislature, in special ses¬
sion, passed a bill for Its submission
to a vote of the
people of the State.
At this-election the amendment was
approved
bonds
$26,500____
p.
Louisiana
authorizing the city to refund Its debt
at a lower rate of Interest was adopted
In 1892, and the city has Issued 4%
50-yr. bonds to the amount of $10,000,000, thus enabling lt to pay all
its maturing loans and all those upon
which lt had option.
The amend¬
ment 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 arrange¬
$12,000,000
and
awarded
were
In
of
Deo.
the
1900
1283), to be Issued from
(V. 71, p.
time to time as the Improvement pro¬
(est).
i.4,000,000
INT., at Whitney
Bank, New Orleans.
Central
Nat.
JENNINGS
This town Is In Calcasieu Parish..
$19,500..
Sewer
5s
5s
—
.
:
$11,700
tion
Building Bonds.
$7,800
...
In
Orleans
...
$40,000
$79,000
Assessed valuation 1913
967,830
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913__$24.00
Population in 1910
....3,925
relation to the
were
these
of
one
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
the
p.
City of New
ratified by the voters;
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.
and
1434
sewer
1556.
bonds
were
$1,000,000 of the
sold on May 21
S.
1909 (V. 88, p. 1388)
and the re¬
mainder ($7,000,000)
Were sold on
Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y.; on others at
First Nat. Bank, Chicago, v.,
May 8 1911.
V. 92, p. 1331.
Of the
teachers' salary bonds, only $198,000
INT.
on
school
bonds
at
U.
were
5s
&
'11
TOTAL
Water Ctfs.
A-O
{Tax exempt).
$54.000..Oct 1 '14-'31
DEBT
issued.
*
Constitutional Bonds.
This place is In La Fayette Parish.
Lt.
Kaplan, Kaplan.
was
989.
At the Nov. *1906 election two
amendments to the State constitu¬
Bonds,
...
1903 the validity of this
tested In the Civil Dlstrlot
Court and affirmed.
V. 76, p. 770.
The case was taken to the State Su¬
March
In
preme Court and the validity of
Act was again upheld.
V* 76,
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
The whole amount is out.
gressed.
Act
LA FAYETTE.
Nov
1912.
Population in 1910—
1911
Gold
$91,000
Assessed valuation 1911—2,506,788
Total tax (per $1,000)
J-J$10,000, OOOc&r July 11942
Floating Debt Bond*.
4s '98
A-0 $218,000...Oct 1 1948
4a'92
$18.00
-.6,392
78
72
Bonds, D.S.&G.S.
$117,000
July 1 1922
{Tax-Exempt).
Q-J
Sewer Bonds
4s
07
J-J $8,000,000c..Jan 1 1942
Premium
St.Tammany Parish.
School Bonds.
$28,000
M-S
35,000__Mar 1 '15-'33
...
DEBT
Population in 1910....
(?)
2,600
LAFOURCHE BASIN LEVEE
This district (P. O. Gretna)
DIS,
prises portions of the following par¬
ishes:
Ascension,
Assumption,
St.
James, St. John the Baptist, St.
Charles, Jefferson, Plaquemines and
CROWLEY.
This city is in Acadia Parish. Inc.
Dec. 7 1903. Pop'n 1910, 5,099.
.s
'12
Sewer
5s
...
$33,000-.-...
Levee tax rate (per $1,000)'12
10.00
INTEREST payable at Whitney-
Bonds.
$40,063c_Deo
Redemption {Red. Jan. 1 1944).
5s '04
J-J $500,000c Jan
1
1954
BOND. DEBT May 15 '13.$500,000
1 '14-*40
Central Nat. Bank, New Orleans.
Bonds.
As drawn
Sewer.
{See above.)
J-J$12,000.000O.July 1 1950
(Subject to call July 1 1942.)
5s '75
J-J$2,381,000
Water and
com¬
Lafourche.
This district Is
composed of part of
Bossier Parish.„Pop. 04 (est.) ,5,000.
&
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1928)
-S
Sinking fund
23,433
Assessed val. '11 (3-5 act.)_5,000,000
Trust
.
LAKE
CHARLES FIRST
ERAGE DISTRICT
COVINGTON.
This town Is In
15,299
Inter-State
at
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. $226,500
Vermilion Parish.
INT. at Bank of
1945
(Subject to call after July 1 1915.)
4s '99
J-J
$31,000c...Jan 1 1939
,
DIST.
•
5s '12
J-J
$34,000
1919-1927
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913..
$34,000
Assessed valuation (est)
360,000
Real value (est.)
1,440,000
J-J $226 000c...July 1
Floating debt
DRAINAGE
Drainage-Improvement Bonds.
F-A$200,000c__Aug 1 '17-'52
Drainage Bonds.
Capital of the State and parish seat
of East Baton Rouge Parish.
Inc.
1818.
Population 1910, 14,897.
Commission government approve
Chicago.
_______
COULEE DE JON DRAINAGE
aoreage tax of 2 H cents per acre.
BATON ROUGE.
or
PLAQUEMINES
School Bonds.
Building Bonds.
'13
May $55,000c_May 1 *14-'53
(?)
5s
TOTAL DEBT.
INT. at Homer Nat. Bank.
New
in N. Y.
&
5s '13
5s
CLAIBORNE PARISH S. D. No. 13
Post office is Homer.
5s
at
5s
Banking Co., New Orleans..
amendment
JEFFERSON
1941.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
INT.
other
$28.00
11,449
bonds
office;
Assess, val.
CADDO LEVEE DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Shreveport) is
composed of part of the Parish of
Iberville, Lafourche, Polnte Coupee,
St. Mary, Terrebonne and West Ba¬
ton Rouge.
-Bonds are tax-exempt.
INT. payable
1 1954
M-N $62,700...
'08
(Subject to call after Jan 1
BASIN
State&parish tax(per $1,000)'13_$15
Population in 1910
..13,818
1 1922
Oct
Feb
$65,000c
(Part due each year for 10 years.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913._
$65,000
Assessed valuation 1913
2,847,484
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1912.)
5s
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
This
"£ddi-
see
95,000
Assess, val. '12 (1-5 act.)..2,956,498
years
following,
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1914.)
$73,000
5s'07
among the
at end of this State
ALEXANDRIA.
Jan. 14 1913.
5s *12
LOUISIANA.
alphabetical order
(per $1,000) 1912
Population In 1910..
INTEREST on the paving
is payable at City Treasurer's
1912.
(Red. beg. „1930).
$40,000o
Jan 1 1950
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
For reports not given in
Tax rate
ment
Bonds
J-J
Jonesboro is the
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
,
BD.(DT. Nov 8 '13f332,000
vaIuatlbhSjyA^^3/,669,245
TOTAL
Assessed
porated
This town Is In Claiborne Parish.
1830
'14-'46.
1
form of government
HOMER.
1519.
726,915
.
$97,059c_Jan
(Part due each year)
5s '12
Jan\$100,000o
(Part due each year)
(Various amounts due yearly.f'ne 1;
GUEYDAN DRAINAGE DIST.
Water
...1,656,388
Paving Bonds.
on
yr.)
every even
$136,112 ....1914-1948
F-A
5s g '12 Jan
.15
on
INT. at New Orleans Nat. Bank.
POPULATION.-
1910
l($2,000 pay.
School Bonds.
5s '12
.01
Per bush, oats
BONDS.—There is no law, the Depart¬
1912, covering the taxation of notes or bonds
,
r$10,000c— ..Jan 1 1914-'32
($1,000 pay. every even yr.)
14,000c
Jan 1 1934-'46
1952
1
Jan
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1942.)
5s
Bonds.
Fire-Station
5sg'10
Jan
__.14.897
•
THE
rate(per $1,000) 1913..$10.00
LAKE
$69,000
FIFTH LOUISIANA LEVEE DIS.
of the State and Its municipalities: hence they are considered non-taxable
The courts have decided that the State as a sovereign has no right to tax Its
own
.
INT. at Nat. Bli. of Comm., N. Y:
MUNICIPAL
ment of State advises us Jan. 2
.
.
Assessed valuation 1912
6,149,542
Actual valuation (est.)_..11,000,000
limitation for municipalities is 10% upon
of the municipal corporation, parish or drainage district.
This section, however, has been amended several times since
TAXATION OF
...
i
BOND. DEBT Marl'13.
LIMITATIONS,
tlons under the constitution adopted May 12 1898 are coutained In Art.
and were discussed in the "State and City" Supplement for Oct. 1898.
1952-1962
INTEREST at Baton Rouge.
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
1006
1902
...
Commission
234,350,701
1885
423.825c.Dec
$578,933,718
550,517,808
544,820,340
1912.
$100,000
5s
1 '14-'40
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $100,000
Assess, val. 1913
6.250,000
City bonded debt Mch 1912_$102,000
Assessed val. '10 {\i act.).2,072,190
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910...$14.00
Valuation.
1895..
Valuation.
Years.
1904
'02
1 '14-'40
Bonds.
58
overdue Interest.
See "Chronicle," V. 68, p. 987.1
There has been no liti¬
gation on the matter since the Act of 1894, under which holders of $364,2»5
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 fur
ther purchases of these bonds.
V. 80,
p. 1882.
See V. 90, p. 1376,
V. 94, p. 1263.
LAKE BORGNE LEVEE DIST.
Bonds.
$15,886c_Dec
School
xcvii.
4s '00
Court-House
Bonds.
5s '05 J&J
$732,000o
Jan 1 1955
Salary Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$198,000c
Jan 1 1927
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
Teachers'
Public Belt RR. Bonds.
J-J $300,000.-July 1 '56-'59
(Part due each year but bonds are
subject to call July 1 1939.)
5s
ARKANSAS-DEBT
Nov., 1913.]
NEW
ORLEANS (Con.)—
PLAQUEMINES
INTEREST
Is
payable at
City
Hall by Board of Liquidation of City
PARISH
LEVEE
BANK
Levee
and
Orleans
New
In
TOTAL DEBT.—
July 1 1913. July 1 1912.
given above, there are
standing $300,000 5% public
railroad
These
bonds."
not handled by
out¬
belt
bonds
Interest
and
principal is paid by City Treasurer.
Neither do the figures of bonded debt
Include the amount of accrued inter¬
est
on
premium bonds, which on
July 15 1913 was $4,523,900; July 1
1912 it was $4,757,941.
BONDS.—The
PREMIUM
pre¬
($20
bonds
mium
each) receive no
Interest 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 hap¬
to draw a prize, 2,352 prizes,
aggregating
$100,000,
being
dis¬
tributed yearly among
the drawn
pen
bonds.
1892
From
1895
to
Bank &
•4
Inclu¬
This
BOND.
Levee
just before
Drawn
pre¬
by the
olty for all dues, licenses, taxes and
debts of any description at their face
At
RED
ASSESSED
VALUATION,
AND
TAX RATE—
1913.
1912.
$
,
$
Real estate. 172.011,940
Total
Tax (per M)
•
166,666,155
68,816.411
Personal.— 73.447,054
245,458,994 235,482,556
22.00
22.00
1911.
Real estate. 165,766,930
Personal... 67,616,207
5s '04
...
Tax (per
.
sus),
287,104; In
1880
1890
It
any
NOT
DEBT
HOLFORDS,
unrecognized debt appears below.
ETC.—A
_
Amount.
$1 250,500
of
summary
the
"
s
—Interest—
_
of
only
■
.
Payable.' Maturity.
Sept.
1929
3
•
RECOGNIZED,
'
Principal
P. C. Payable. When Due. Outstanding.
_
A
&
O
Jan
1899
7
A
& o
Jan
7
A
& o
Jan
1900
600,000
Arkansas Central RR
7
A
&
o
Apr
1900
1,350,000
Fire
Is
Department Bonds.
4Ks'll J-J
1
1950
was
^sg'UM-N $246,OOOC_T.May 1 1951
Fair»Ground
Impt. Bonds.
$98,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 13'13
$585,000
4Hs'll
Sinking fund
10,544
Floating debt (est)..
108,000
Total assessed val. 1913.-19,055,735
Real value (est.)..
41,355,520
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913 $32.37 +
bonds of 1911 pay¬
able at Seaboard Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
on
all other bonds In Shreveport.
on
UPPER TERREBONNE DR. DIS,
O.
New Orleans.
Sub-Dist. No. 1 Drain. Bonds.
5s '12
$142,000
1917-1947
(Part due each year.)
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
s-an
......
VENICE DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
A district (P. O.
mines Parish.
Venice) in Plaque¬
5s '13
M-S $59,500..Sept 6 '18-53
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
VERMILION PARISH—EIGHTH
Post
DRAINAGE
DIST.
Office is Gueydan.
Reclamation
Bonds.
Co., New Orleans, and Chicago Sav¬
ings Bank & Trust Co., Chicago.'
;
minor divisions in the
represented among the foregoing.
Buras
4,800
None
$1,000
d786,790
73,091,176
Total Assessed
Valuation.
Property.
Tax
per
rate
$1,000
425,309,618
380,382,223
6.87 K
218,187,360
199,378,648
1911
108,779,967
326,967,327
6.75
102,802,915
100,399,315
302,181,563
5.50
299,730,877
5.50
81,626 580
224,401.113
201,908,783
173,526,484
174,828,836
139,902,691
5.75
101.864,189
10.00
1906
1905,
1900....
199,331,562
142,774,533
128,084,667
1893.......
100 809,742
1892....
102 449,430
$427,468,099
73,824,116
72 716,742
72 379 406
1902
1886.
85 750 633
1876..."
54
61 892,881
1870
OF
152,058
39,971,308
31.426,539
63,102 304
...
TAXATION
MUNICIPAL
$6.87^
6.75
"
5.50
5.00
>
94.528 843
BONDS.—Under
date
of
Feb.
7
1912
the
Chairman
of the Arkansas Tax Commission, writes as follows cohcernlng the taxation of State and municipal bonds:
"We wish to state that under Seo. 1, Art. XVI. of our State constitution,
our State and municipalities are not allowed to Issue bonds.
Section 5 of
the Article also sets out the exemption of this State.
Those exemptions
are also enumerated under Section
6887, Kirby's Digest.
The tax In our
State Is a general property tax.
There are very few exemptions; as cited
above, no evidences of indebtedness as mentioned by you are exempt from
taxation.
"In 1907 we submitted a constitutional amendment to our
people asking
that municipalities be allowed to issue bonds.
It failed of passage by an
overwhelming vote.
All bonds and Indebtedness, the nature of which you
mentlonj were subject to assessment and therefore liable for tax;
however,
I will state In this connection that
we have numerous Improvement
districts,
schools, levees, bridges, drainage, &c., which under special Acts are
to borrow money or issue bonds for their completion.
Bonds of
this character do not seem to come clearly under the
prohibitory mandate
of our Constitution and for that reason these districts are allowed to proceed
In this manner, and while it Is true these bonds are evidences of
Indebtedness,
they are not exempt from taxation.
For the above-mentioned constitu¬
tional reasons our Legislature has passed no law allowing State or munici¬
palities to Issue bonds."
such
as
allowed
POPULATION.—The population has been as follows;
1,574,449 1870
484,471 1830
1,311,564 1860
435,450 1820
1910
30,388
14,255
—
1900.
1890.-.
1880
1,128,179
802,525
1850
.209,897
97.574
1840
1810
1,062
The proportion of the colored population was 28.1% In 1910, 28% In
1900,
27.59% in 1890 and 26.25% In 1880.
In numbers .blacks were 442,891
1910, 366,856 in 1900, 311,227 In
1870, 111,259 In 1860, 47,708 in 1850.
1890, 210,666
CITIES, COUNTIES AND
tion.
t778.000
dl,795,350
STATE
in
1880,
122,169
In
TOWNS
IN THE
OP ARKANSAS.
NOTE.—For debts of civil divisions not found among the statements
given
see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
below,
ABGENTA SCHOOL DIST.
10.00
_.
..
27.689
::::
n~637
'09
...
'12
...
60,000
f7,425,000
tio.oo
30,954
None
§997,625
§33.00
3,609
CLAY DRAIN.
This district
DIST.
(P. O. Piggott) is in
Clay County.
5Ms'13
$500,000
...
TOTAL DEBT Nov 11
'13_$500,000
Louis.
dl",000,000
15,000
CENTRAL
$14,000
90,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913...$104,000
INT. at St. Louis Union Trust Co.
and Commonwealth Trust Co., both
of St.
Grand Prairie Levee District..
30,000
25,000
Iberia Parish...
71,500
Kent wood, Tangipahoa Parish 71,000
Kentwood Sch. Dist
40,000
Minden, Webster Parish
35,000
Mississippi & Lafourche Dr. D. 65,000
MorganCity (C) .St.MaryParish. 79,500
Natchitoches Parish S. D
50,000
New Iberia Southern Dr. Dist. 60,000
Opelousas, St. Landry Parish. 40,000
Patterson(T).St.Mary's Parish. 30,000
Petit-Anse-Coteau Dr. Dist.. 51,750
Portage Drainage District
2:50,000
200,000
$130,787,229
127,306,451
122,117,618
2,907
t4,722,788
None
1
1910.
637,000
439,112
d3,500.000
§581,000
57,562
1900
Tax per Popular
Valuation.
$•'
35!000
Calcasieu Parish S. D. No. 2. 48,500
Canal Bayou Drainage Dist... 38,000
De Soto Parish
85,000
Donaldsonville, Ascension Par. 56,000
East Carroll Parish..
48,000
Assessed
$1,370,000
1,986,773
1,000,000
1,200.000
..$296,680,870
298,003,167
258,264,605
in
statistics regarding
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
Personal
Real Estate.
»
1912
,
5s '12
M-N $172,000 May 1 '17-'50
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913..$172,000
INT. at Interstate Bank & Trust
1900
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.
Years—
1908
Improvement Bonds."
of 1870
,
1910
$48,000c
Refunding Bonds/
is
TO
J-J $193,000c...Jan
36,000
42,000
60,000
36,000
bonds
consisted
When
Interest.
Refunding
1913
follows:
as
;
7
Bayou Bijou Dr. Dist
Bayou-Carlin Drainage Dist..
Gueydan School District
(referred to above)
•
Little Rock Pine Bluff & N. O. RR.
Miss. Oauchlta & Red River RR...
v
the Parish seat of
Caddo
Parish.
Incorp. 1838.
All
bonds are tax-exempt.
Commission
government adopted Sept. 15 1910.
V. 91, p. 816.
For proposed pur¬
chase of local water plant, see V. 97.
p. 1304.
Population 1910, 28,015.
Shreveport
$
District
refunding bonds
of the University of Arkansas.
ETC.—The bonded debt Jan. 1
DEBT,
Memphis & Little Rock RR
SHREVEPORT.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Levee
permanent endowment fund
TOTAL
1900
$10.00
Abbeville (C), VermilionParlsh
Alexandria School District
the
1900
(?)
are not
"State and City Supplement" of April 1894, page 173.
REFUNDING.—Under the Legislative Act of 1899 the entire debt has
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
for refunding
All valid 6% funding bonds were called for payment Dec. 1
1901, those not presented up to that time being now null and void.
The total amount of bonds outstanding Jan. 1 1913 was $1,250,500, of
which $1,134,500 are held by the State's School
Fund and $116,000 by
Jan
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913...$60,000
Assessed valuation 1912.
657,477
•
biennially In odd years on the second Monday
limited to sixty days.
are
Jan
1 (P. O. Burras).
$60,000
:
•„
meets
DEBT.—For early history of the Arkansas State debt see
Jan
DIST. No.
V
HISTORY OF
J
WARD
State of Louisiana which
LEGISLATURE
in January, and sessions
J
PLAQUEMINES PARISH ROAD
give
Rock
(term expires Jan. 1915)
Geo.. W. Hays
Secretary of State (term exp. Jan. 1915)-_Earle W. Hodges
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1915)------Jno. W. Crocket
&
INTEREST Is payable at
Whitney
Central Nat. Bank, New Orleans.
we
Little
Capital
Governor
& O
Levee tax rate(per $1.000) '13.$30.00
below
State
&
(P. O. New Orleans)
Composed of the Parish of Orleans
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Improvement and Refunding Bds
$8 '09
J-J$3.000,000c.July 1 1959.
(Subject to call after July 1 1929.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913 $3,000,000
Assessed valuation 1913.245,458,994
the table
•
as A Territory (Act of March 2 1819)—July 4 1819
Admitted as a State (Act of June 15 1836)—--June 15 1836
Total area of State (square miles)--—-— 53,850
Organized
J
P.
In
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETO.
A
This district
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
State of Arkansas.
J
Landry Parish.'
$65,000.......
...
.
x
6
ORLEANS LEVEE pISTRICT.
5s
10 cents per acre,
f 1910 figures,
x This covers merely
not informed as to what is total debt.
§1911
figures.
tl913 figures.
7
242,039; In
/
c
d 1912
7
(Cen¬
(Census) was
DEBT
City,
Little Rock & Fort Smith RR:
A district in St.
...
(O)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1912__$100,000
INTEREST
'12
17",060
recent issue of bonds; we are
figures,
Name and Purpose.
OPELOUSAS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
.s
3^377
5.00
5,932,111
None 12,308,310
None tl,000,000
Holford funding bonds
Levee bonds
191,418.
TOTAL
2,247
SALINE LEVEE & DRAIN. DIST.
5s '06
F-A$100,000c
Dec
1956
1910
1870 It
None
25,000
65,000
Ruston (C), Lincoln Parish—£33,000
St. Marys Parish 5th*WardS.D.36,000
Tensas Basin Levee District.. 65,000
Tensas Parish
60,000
Vernon Parish Sch. Dist
40,000
LOANS—
162,589,560
68,256,377
In
call
to
5 centa
Hibernla
Bank & Trust Co., New Orleans.
1910.
was
it was 260,090;
1954
District tax, per acre 1912
INTEREST Is payable at
.233,383,137 230,845,937
22.00
22.00
339,075; In 1900
None
Ruston School District
<» ■;■
15
time.)
ROND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_.$300,000
Total assessed val. 1912
606,010
M)
POPULATION.—In
.
BAYOU DES
M-N $300,000c Nov
(Subject
4
Total.
AND
P. O. Marksville,
of
Liquidation of the City
Debt declined, upon the advice of
their attorneys, Dufour
& Dufour,
to refund
Into 6%
bonds the 5%
premium,, bonds of Sept. 1
1875.
This action was taken In reply to a
letter received from Benjamin Ory,
who holds five of the bonds, which
are for $20 each.
See V. 94, p. 223.
RIVER
GLAIZES LEVEE & DRAIN. D.
receivable
meeting held Jan. 9 1912 the
a
Board
.$10.00
,
occur
value and interest.
1912..10,500,000
Bank & Trust Co., New Orleans.
paid.
are
DEBT Mar 1913. $500,000
taxratelper $1,000
1912
-...jper acre
5 cents
INTEREST Is payable at Hibernla
15 take place July 31
are
Is
Assessed valuation
The drawings to determine which
bonds shall receive prizes (ranging
bonds
district
composed of the
parishes and parts of parishes as fol¬
lows: Avoyelles,
Rapides
and
St.
Landry.
5s '00
A-O$250,000c..-Oct 1 1950
5s '03
M-S 250,000c..-Mch 1 1953
(Subject to call March 1 1943.)
and Oct. 15.
bonds
»
RED RIVER ATCHAFALAYA &
BAYOU BOEUF LEVEE DIST.
The drawings to determine the bonds
mium
§527,000 dl7.50
<i400,000
d4.00
1,160,000
d7.50
32,400
Rayne, Arcadia Parish..
p&
$
.
semi-annually—20,000
bonds
an¬
nually.
There are two drawings to
determine the bonds payable July 15
In each year, and they take place
Jan. 31 and April 15 next preceding.
the
$
Red River Parish S. D. No, 1_
a
Jan. 15 and July 15; since 1895 bonds
to the number.of
10,000 are paid
from $20 to $5,000)
(per $1,000) 1912.$40.00
payable at Hibernla
Tr. Co., New Orleans.
.
.
PONTCHARTRAIN LEVEE DIS.
This district (P. O. New Orleans)
Is composed of parts of the following
parishes:
Ascension,
East
Baton
Rouge,
Iberville,
Jeilerson,
St.
Charles, St. James and St. John the
Baptist.
'94
M-N $404,000c Nov
1
1944
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
$404,000
Assessed valuation 1912.. 11,166,742
Levee tax 1912/per $1,000.. $10.00
(permile onRRs$100
INTEREST
Is
payable
at
the
Whitney-Central Nat. Bk., New Orl.
sive, 21,000 bonds (par value $420,000) were paid each year, In two In¬
stallments of 10,500 bonds each, on
payable Jan.
tax
Assessed Tax per
Valuation. $1,000.
$
INTEREST
are
the Board of Liqui¬
but direct by
dation of City Debt,
the
city
officials.
$
.
debt
New
In
York by Wlnslow, Lanier & Co.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
Debt.
EAST
DISTRICT.
Tot. bd. dt_$33.646.000 $33,841,860
In addition to the figures of total
Board
191
This district Is
composed of a por¬
tion of Plaquemines Parish.
5s '02
A-0$135,U00c..Oct
1
1952
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1942.)
6s TO
F-A $20,000c
Aug 1 1930
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1920.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913..$155,000
Assessed valuation1 1912
249,750
Debt, and at the fiscal agency of the
STATE.
OF
CHICOT COUNTY.
ASHLEY CO. DRAIN. DIS. NO. 1.
Drainage Bonds.
'11
J-D
$57.000c
1915-1936
BOND. DEBT May 8 '13...$57,000
Assessed val. (2-5 act.) '12
919,674
County seat Is Lake Village.
ganized Oct 25 1823.
Or¬
6s
None
None
§900,000 §13.00
2,461,015
c
df950,956 dlO.OO
§1,138,000
§5.00
"3", 002
§1,250,000
d500,000 <J22.50
942,747
4,623
2,998
5^477
Tax
rate
(per $1,000)
,1912 —.$5.00
-
738
None
None
-
...
.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '09
J-J $246.600o...July 1 1929
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913—$246,000
Sinking fund Sept 1912
35,000
Assessed val. '12 (H act.)_4,325,517
State&Co.tax(per$1000) 191J $36.87 ^
Population in 1910 (Census)..21,987
BEAVER
BAYOU
DISTRICT.
_.
'12
TOTAL
...
DRAINAGE
$150,000.
DEBT
...
-
j...
" (?)
INTEREST payable at Importers'
& Traders'
Nat. Bank,, N. Y. City.
This town is in Johnson County.
Wat. Wks. & Sewer.
Lt.,
$55,000
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913...$65,000
—
Population in 1910.
—
l,45t>
CONWAY.
This city Is In Faulkner County.
Water-Works
Sewer Impt. Dist. No. 1
*13
$40,000
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.
Bonds.
_S
This
'09
each
20
years.)
(P.
O.
in
-Newport)
Jackson County.
5H«'i3 M-S$100,000__r_. 1918-1938
(?)
TOTAL DEBT
DIST.
Van Buren Is the county seat.
'
Bonds.
*11 M-N $175,000.May 1 '17-'35
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913...$173,000
Assessed valuation 1911-.— 359,395
6s g
1913.-$50.00
Population In 1910
i...23,943
INTEREST Is. payable at Wrn. R.
Compton Co., St. Louis.
—
FAYETTE VILLE.
<
This city Is In Washington County.
Inoorp. as city of first class 1905.
Water
Bonds
5sg'07 F-A $56,OOOC&r_Augl'14-'18
(See V. 85, p. 299, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT. Apr 1910...$175,000
Floating debt.._
25.000
Assessed val.'09 (35%act.) 1,475,275
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909...$28.25
Population In 1-910 — — i.— ...4,471
INT. payable at St. Louis UnlOD
Trust Co., Trustee, St. Louis,
—
-
Pine
INT.
Tr.
on
water bonds at Mercantile
Co,, St. Louis; on others at Cen¬
Chicago.
tral Trust Co.,
FORT SMITHSPECIAL SCH. D.
Building and Equipment Bonds.
J-J $200,000c
5s '10
(Part
Bonds
are
every
—
—
District No.
$35,000
'12
•
Dist. No. 11-
1
DEBT—
TOTAL
District No
1
(H act.).5,450,000
payable at New
First Nat. Bank, Columbus, Ohio.
Is
Oct.
1913.
.$1,515,000
135,000
30,000
125,000
—
—
Dist.
on
—
No.
Sav.
bonds
9
at
Bank, Chicago.
District No 3
-
—
INTEREST
No.
PINE
—
2 bonds
..
—
Population In 1910— — —
15.102
INTEREST is payable at the Mer¬
Trust
Co.,
St.
Louis.
—
(?)
.
..
..
.
BOND.
County.
DEBT...
—
—
(?)
304,000
POINSETT
INT.
5s
Bonds.
$42.000c
1914-1927
J-J
100.000c.July 1 '13-'38
A-O
'11
WATERLOO DRAINAGE DIST.
district
A
v
(P.
Pine
O.
Bluff)
1,600,000
at^Nat. City Bank, Chicago.
——
in
Jefferson County.
$160,000_J'ne 1 '18-33
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913.$160,000
5Hs* 13 J-D
269,218
Assessed valuation 1912
value)
INT. at St. Louis Union Trust Co.,
St. Louis.
WESTERN CLAY DRAIN. DIST.
This district (P. O. Corning) is in
Clay County.
•
.7
r,
'7.,
,
Drainage Bonds '
Dec $100,000—Dec 1 *18-'33
BOND. DEBT June 20 1913$280,000
6s 'OS
Assessed valuation 1912-.-.
INTEREST Is payable in
600,000
Chicago,111.
WHITE RIVER LEVEE DIST.
This district
(P.
-
Plant)
O. Cotton
Woodruff, Monroe and Prairie
counties.
All bonds are tax-exempt.
in
is
6s '09
yearly
M-S $160,OOOc..Part
J-J
75.000c_.Part yearly
75,000c..Part yearly
PULASKI COUNTY.
100,000c—
1929-1933
County seat is Little Rock.
Or¬
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913...$410,000
ganized Deo. 15 1818.
v
Assessed val. '12 (H act.),
Refunding Bonds.
estimated
—1,500.000
4Hs'07, J-J $270,000c. July 1 T4-'27
—
.
1935
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
1925.)
$50.000.
BOND. DEBT May 5 1913. $150,000.
Assess, val. '12 (V2 act.).'—1,600,000
Floating debt
...
(per $1,000)
Pop'n 1911, 8,000.
tax-exempt.
Building
6s g '12 J-J
6s '13. J-J
(Subject to call after
Tax rate
.--500
Population in 1910.
TEXARKANA SPEcT SCH. DIST.
A district in Miller County. Bonds
6s'11
Bonds.
.s
5.
..3,594,890
1912. ..$21.25
J-J $100,000r
Us
Water & Elec. Light Bonds.
_.s '13
$25.000.-.—
TOTAL DEBT...
(?)
-
LINWOOD & AUBURN LEV. DIS.
Levee
DIS. NO.
P. O.
(est.)
5US'1l F-A$88,820
—Aug 1 *14-'35
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13...$99,000
1912
COTDRT
$25,00
Harrisburg. .
6s '12 Sept $205,000c.Sept 1 '22-'41
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912
$205,000
Real value of lands in dist.
1
Marlanna Is the county seat.
Koad Bonds.
'r'i
valuation
1948
Assessed val. *12 (1-3 act.).1,951,790
LEE COUNTY IMPROV. DIST.
Assessed
1
Taxfrate (per $1,000) 1912
•
Tax rate (per $1,000)
May
BOND. DEBT May 5 '13—$400,000
-.-$150,000.---
Assessed valuation 1912
M-N $100.OOOc
fts'08
KERSH LAKE DRAINAGE DIST.
TOTAL
SPRINGS.
This town is In Benton County.
(Assessment 20 to 50% actual
PLUM BAYOU LEVEE DIST.
Post Office, England.
$300,000
Optional
Refunding (red. aft. May 1 1928).
*12
&
SULPHUR
at Mercantile Trust Co.
city is in Jefferson County.
DIST. 4.
TOTAL DEBT^
per acre
payable at First Nat.
Y., or Bank of Commerce
Trust Co., Memphis.
N.
—
Improvement Dist. No; 26 Bonds.
5M)S'10 F-A $56,OOOc .Feb 1 *14-.'25
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Pine Bluff is the county seat.
6s '13
$150,000-.-.—
.
BLUFF!
This
cantile
COTROAD
-
..16c.
.
INTEREST
Bank.
6s
...
payable at Miss. Valley Trust Co.,
St. Louis; on bonds of Dist. No. 3 at
St. Louis Union Tr. Co., St. Louis.
JEFFERSON
—
(est.)_27,000,000
Levee tax 1912
*4,900,000
OVERCUP DRAINAGE DIST.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..$7.00
A district (P.O. Newport) in Jack¬
♦Assessment of real is only made
son and Woodruff counties.
5s
'13
$85,000
1918-1933 ®very two years.
INTEREST on 6s is payable In
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Texarkana and 5s in St. Louis, Mo;,
1,200
Dist.
on
—
Assessed valuation
are
(?)
Pop'n Dist. No. 2 (est)
—
BOND. DEBT June 1913. $147,000
30,000
(?)
(?)
118,600
.
.
Assessed val. '11 (H act.).
(?)
—
P. O- Randolph Bidg., Memphis,
Ten
Incorp.
1893.
Bonds
are
tax-exempt.
Pop'n. 1913, 101,302.
Levee (rea, aft. 30 yrs. from issue).
5s '10
$710,000c
.I960
6s '03
J-J
250,000c..-Oct 1 1943
6s '05
J-J
250,000c...April 11945
fls "07
J-J
500.000c—-July 1 1947
BOND. DEBT May 1913 $2,035,000
Certificate debt....
275,000
Drew County.
M-N$30,000__May 1 '23-*33
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
6s '13
;
District No 2, Nov 1 1912
ST. FRANCIS LEVEE DISTRICT.
A district in
——
Assessed valu-f Dist No 1ation 1911 .(Dist No 2
I Dist No 3..
LITTLE
'13.
— —
•
$270,000
11,555
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$4.50
INT. is payable at the Merchants
Laclede Nat.
act.)..47,000,0-00
S tate& C o. tax (per$1,000) '13—$15.3">
Population in 1910—.
86,751
INT. at Union Trust Co., N- Y. C.
Assess, val. '13 (2-5
1912. ..$15.00
ROCK.
PULASKI CO. DR
This Is the capital of the State and
the
J-J $150,000c
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913...$350,000
14,500
.
INTEREST
MONTICELLO SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds.
—
Drainage District No. 2 Bonds.
6s '11
M-N $30,000c.Nov 1 '20-'39
Drainage District No
3 Bonds.
6s '11
M-N $47,500c
subject to call at any in¬
terest-paying period.
5s '13
DEiBT
Dist. Nos. 8 & 9
1915-1930
5 years)
165.000-.June 1 '21-'31
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $355,000
---
BONDED
Bluff Is the county seat.
Drainage
..s
This town is In Sebastian County.
Inc. 1842.
Commission government
adopted Mar. 5 1913. V. 96,p.810.
Sewer District No. 2 Bonds.
5s
A-OS550.000e.Apr 1 '23-'26
Paving District No. 5 Bonds.
•5s '09
A-O$630,000c_Apr 1 '14-T7
Water»Wks. Imp. Dist. No. 1.
5s *11
M-NS690.OOOc_.-_. —.1926
(Part each year.)
This city has no gen'l bonded debt.
Tot impt dist dt Oct 1913 $1,870,000
Total assessed val 1912 —15,508,544
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12-S25.87
Population in 1910.—
23,975
5j^s
—.$135,000
Drainage Dist. No. 12 Bonds.
6s
M-N$30,000—Nov 1 '16-'30
Drainage Dist. No. 13 Bonds.
5Hs
$125,000
INT.
A district in Jefferson
FORT SMITEL
J-D
July 1 1929
J-J $220,000
*11
...
;
Drainage Dist. No. 11 Bonds.
Harris Trust &
6S
LEVEE
Co.,
+
—
JEFFERSON CO. DRAIN. DISTS.
27.627
Population In 1910.'
...
Dist. No. 13
Trust
■
5Hsg'12M-N$i;250,000cNovl'19-'37
Dist. No. 12
Mercantile
at
DJ&TS.
Dist. No. 8 Bonds.
f240,308-1914-1932
Drainage Dist. No. 9 Bonds.
St.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13.$11.78
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Trust
Drainage
6s '10
Louis: other bonds In St. Louis, Mo.
able
County has no general bonded debt.
DRAIN. DEBT Nov 6 '13. $151,500
7,380,169
Assessed valuation 1911
Levee
Union
Osceola is the county seat.
tn 1911 (est.)... .14,464
♦These bonds are subject to call.
INTEREST on $90,000 Issue pay¬
Drainage District Bonds.
$151,500 —__.Vaiious..
CO.
•
—
.
Jonesboro Is the county seat.
CRAWFORD
Louis
Population
CRAIGHEAD CO. DRAIN. DISTS
;_s
St.
at
MISSISSIPPI CO. DRAIN.
Building Bonds (tax-exempt).
A-O *$90.0000
1922
g'08 A-0 *50,0000
J,
1923
6s g '08 A-0
*9,000C
1922
(Subject to call.)
5^s'12 M-S $85,000. .Sept 1 '2 2-'36
(Part due each year.)
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13. $222,000
Assessed val. '12 (1-3 act.)_8,000,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '12__$7.00
5s
and in N. Y.
COW LAKE DRAINAGE DISTi
district
counties.
Greene
'09
Assessed val. '12
CO., St. Louis.
-3,639
5s g
INTEREST payable at Mercantile
A
FRANCISDRAINAGE DIST
district (P. O. Piggott) in Clay,
Sinking fund
INT.
HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DIST.
A district In Garland Co.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
$97,500
Assessed val. '12 (^ act.)__l,620,000
Trust Co., St. Louis,
Hempstead
Miller,
year.)s
20
for
year
A
'11
$300,OOOo.-June 1 1931
(Subject to call after June 1 1921.)
6s '13
J-J $150.000c_July 1 '14-*33
TOTAL DEBT July 1913
$450,000
Assessed val..'12(% act.)
775,000
Population in 1913 (est.).
3,000
$150,000
Population In 1910.---.-
"
due
ST.
—
Drainage Ditch Bonds
68
$65,000c
each year for
J-J
35,000..
in
6s
Assessed val. (3-5 act.) '09.1,875,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '09.$44.00
due
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. —$85,000
INT.
at
Commonwealth
Trust
Co., St. Louis.
and Little River counties.
$60,000c ....1914 1928
BOND. DEBT May 14 1910
Bonds are taxable.
(Part
1911-1931
—
years.)
Bonds
Water
6s '08
This district Is in Jefferson County.
6s
$70,000c--
D
alternate
;
district
A
($3,000 and $2,000 being payable in
COUSART BAYOU DRAIN. DIST.
$85,000c
6s
MILLER LEVEE DIST. NO. 2.
Bonds.
J
*08
6s
(?)
....2,794
Population in 1910
J-J
6s
place Is In Hempstead County.
Sewer
...
(Part
Population In 1910
3,953
INTEREST payable at office of
Wm. R. Compton Co
St. Louis.
'13
6s
and
#14-*31
$61.200..Jan
J-J
1,207,985
assessed val
HOPE.
1
US *11
Water Bonds (part yearly).
6s '11
J-D
$57.277-June 1 '14-'29
BOND. DEBT Mch 1912—
$65,000
,
Bonds.
DIST.
Randolph County.
1919-1933
A district in
This town is in Polk County
Total
xcvii.
RUNNING LAKE DRAIN.
MENA.
HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Hlgh-School-Bulldlng Bonds.
SHs'll F-A$100,000 —Aug 1 '22-'41
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913 —$100,000
Assessed valuation 1912—3,325,000
Actual valuation (est.)
9,375,000
INTEREST payable at Wm. R.
Compton Co., St. Louis, or Chicago.
CLABKSTILLE.
Elec.
-S '15
[Vol.
ARKANSAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
192
county seat of Pulaski County.
Inc. 1834.
Pop'n 1910, 45,941.
6s
6s
City has no general bonded debt.
Sinking fund._7
50,000 Floating debt Sept 1
1913._$295,518
vai. .'13 (2-5 act.)
Assess, val. '12 (2-5 act.)_30,420,000
(est.)
.14,000,000 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1913 —.$27.38
School tax (per $1,000) 1913 —$7.00
Total tax (per $1,000)1912.$20.37 +
Population in 1913 (est.).
30,000
INT at Mercantile Tr. Co., St. L.
DIST. NO.
This city is in Cross County.
Sanitary Sewer Dist. No. 1 Bds.
5^s'13 M-S $32,OOOc.Sept 1 '14-'2"5
Water & Light Dist. No. 2.
5Ks'13 M-S $33,000c_sept 1 *26-'32
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913.
$72,200
Water & light debt (incl)—
40,200
Sinking fund—•
2,400
1.
Drainage Bonds.
'09
Feb $88,500_Feb
Feb
'10
15 '19-'39
40.000—Feb 15'20-'39
DEBT Mar 1913..$128,500
bonds of 1909 is payable
Son & Co., N. Y., on
other bonds at Continental & Com¬
mercial Nat. Bank, Chicago.
BOND.
Assess,
INT.
at
Mo.
Bank. St. Louis,
WYNNE.
.
Assessed valuation 1912
600,000
1—1,000,000
2,335
INT. at St. Louis Union Trust Co.
on
Actual value (est.)
Farson,
Population in 1910
— —
•
FT. SMITH & VAN BUREN DIST.
This district Is In Crawford and Se¬
bastian oountles.
*
ADDITIONAL
LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DIST.
5s '08
A-0 $37,500 —Apr 1 '14-'28
5s '08
'
51,000-.July
1
1028
58 '09
25,000
."Aug 2 1923
*
—
5s
M-N 130,000..—Mav 11931
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$290,000
INT.
on
Total tax
(per $1,000)
1912..$7.00
5s due July 1 1928 at Mer¬
ratc(per$l,000)'12$25.87 + cantile Tr.
Co., St. Louis;
Popul'n of dist. In 1911 (est.) .60,000
St., Louis Union Trust Co.
INT. at Mercantile Tr. Co., St. L.
others at
Argenta Imp. D. 15, Pulaski Co. 82,000
Augusta School District
.$40,000
Carden Bottom Lev. Dist. No.2 25,000
Crawfordsvllle School Dist—_ 30,000
—
75,000
Crittenden County
De Queen (T), Sevier County. 30,000
Eldorado Special Sch. Dist—d62,500
Hamburgh (T), Ashley County 30,000
Jefferson County
j—. 56,500
Jefferson Co. Levee Dist. No. 1 30,000
Jefferson Co. Levee Dist. No. 3 40,000
Jefferson Co. Rd. Dist. No. 1. 30,000
Jonesboro Improv't Dist.No. 4 40,000
Jonesboro School District—— 49.000
Lake Village (T), Chicot Co... 25,000
Lee County—
46,000
Little Rocklmp. Dist.No. 148.-2:27,000
Mississippi County
69,000
Nevada County
35,000
—
„
GREENE AND LAWRENCE COS.
DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
P.
O. Paragould.
6s g 'll
F-A$228.000o -.-.1916-1931
TOT. BD. DT. Mch 1913..$228,000
Assessed valuation 1912
497,000
HELENA.
This
city
Is
In
Inc. Dec. 5 1856.
PhlUlps County.
Pop. *10, 8,772.
Refunding Bonds.
58 '04
...$148,0000
1924
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913 —.$148,000
Sinking fund Sept 27 '12
Assessed valuation 1912
LONG PRAIRIE 1LEVEE DIST.
This
district
(P.
O.
Bradley)
Is in Lafayette County.
'07
June $125,000c—Juno
(Subject to call after June 1
'08
$100,000c. -June
(Subject to call after June 1
Us
Us
_
..
.
1 1945
1925.)
1 1948
1928.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_ —$225,000
Value of dist. (official)
1,250,000
Population in 1913 (est.)
INT. on 6s of 1907 payable
N. Y. City; others in Chicago.
750
in
20,000
4,025,885
(Assessment about 30% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$24.87
LONOKE CO. ROAD DISTRICTS.
Lonoke is the county seat.
Road Dist. No. 2 Bonds.
'13
F-A$ 120,000c_Aug 1 '14-'33
Road Dist. No. 3 Bonds.
HELENA IMPT. DIST. NO. 1.
6s '13
F-A $85,000c-Aug 1 '14-33
P. O. Helena.
BOND DEBT./Dist. No. 2 $120,000
Levee-Impt. Bonds.
Aug. 1913 __IDist. No. 3
85,000
68 '13
J-J $400,000r
1914-1938
Assessed val.
/Dist. No. 2 *608,870
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913..$420,000
1912
(Dist. No. 3 715,550
Assess, valuation
4,795,428
*
Represents valuation of real and
Real value (est).;
.15,000,000
railraod property.
Population in 1913 (est.).._..18,000
INT. at St. Louis Union Trust Co.,
INT. at St Louis Union Trust Co.,
St. Louis.
trustee, St. Louis.
*
INT. at Nat. Park Bank,
N. Y.
6s
Assessed
Debt.
Newport School District
45,000
Newport Sewer District No. 1. 34,000
Phillips County.
64,000
Piney Drainage District
65,000
Pop'n.
$1,000.
1910.
y506,273
-
None
Tax per
Valuation.
Bonded Floating
Debt.
'11
School tax
'
*
...
Bridge-Construction Bonds.
5s g '11 J-J $585.000...Jan 1 '14-'31
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913
-$585,000
Real est. val. 1912 (est.)$14,000,000
STATEMENTS.
/$1,007,043
*30.00
None
n,500,000
*9,200,000
850,000
30.00
l/l, 850,000 1/10.00
None
c250,000 a23.75
30,883*16,350,640
None
1/218,000 /15.00
None
425,000 .29.00
......
.
f$700.
—
None
None
None
22,447
2,018
"
L787
52.734
•_
None
1/3,500,000
172,184
None
*5,484,453+20.12 +
10,130,414
1/3.488.501 1/15.88
/1,823,806
None
1/985,000
1/5.00
None*10,400,000 1/18.00
1,074
24,252
3CL468
19,344
-
33.535
Poinsett Co. Drain. Dist. No. 1
45,000
Poinsett Co. Drain. Dist. No. 3dl 10,000
Prescott (C), Nevada County- 45,000
Prescott School District
43,000
None
35,000
Rogers School District
Running Water Drain. Dist.. 35,000
Russellville. (C), Pope County 25,000
/844,554
1/1.182.988
*900,000
95,000
2.705
*7.00
2,936
2.331
White County
2:70,000
800
School District 25,000
1/538,000
1/7.00
Stuttgart School Distrlot—
50,000
1/1,600,000
1/7.00
25,000
Village Creek Drain. Dist,
Warren Special Sohool Dist.. 40,000
12,000 1/1,919,260
ff7.00
(C) City.
(T) Town, a Total tax. c 1909 figures, d Total debt.. / 1911
values, y 1912 figures.
*1913 figures, x Tbis covers merely a recent issue
cf bonds; we are not informed as to what is total debt.
Searcy,
Siloam Springs
...
193
STATE.
TEXAS-DEBT OF
Soy., 1913.]
Road Bonds.,
ABILENE.
State of Texas.
»
,
„
County seat of Taylor Co. Inc.
Commission govt, adopted
|
1887.
in
in
...
-S
1910.
ITS
$100,000..
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
$9,000
.s
...
Bridge Bonds.
Street {Red. beg Aug. 1922).
-s
$5,000
F-A $30,000
Aug 15 1952
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913— $114,000
(Subject to call beg. Aug 15 1922)
7,500
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 1 1913.$182,480 Sinking fund
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)..6,250.000
Floating debt
5,138 State&Co.tax
(per $1,000) *13_$9.40
Sinking fund
26,639
8,411
Assessed valuation 1913.$ 5,553,175 Population in 1910
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
(Assess't abt. 60 to 75% actual value)
Population in 1910
_9,204
BEAUMONT.
*
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '13_$23.65
County seat of Jefferson County.
INT. on street bonds payable at
Incorp.. July 18 1881.
Commission
City Treasurer's office.
government defeated Apr. 2 1912j
Funding Bonds.
AMABILLO IND. SCH. DIST.
5s '09 J-J 10 $14,000c...Aug 5 1939
A district in Potter County.
4s 02
J-D
14,000c...Dec 1 1942
Building Bonds
Sewerage Bonds.
5s »10
Feb §100,000c_.Feb
1 1950
4s *02
J-D §62,000c
Dec 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913..$125,000
...
5s '12
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
11845)--.-December 29 1845
265,780
State Capital
Austin
Governor (till 3d Tuesday in Jan. 1915)——0. B. Colquitt
Secretary of State (term exp. with Gov.)—— _ F. G. Weinert
Treasurer (term exp. Jan. 1915)—J. M. Edwards
Comptroller (term exp. Jan. 1915)
W. P. Lane
Admitted as
Total
area
a
State (Act March
of State
(square miles)
—
LEGISLATURE
meets
years on the 2d Tuesday In
days at $5 per day and $2 per day
biennially In odd
January, and sessions are limited to 60
thereafter without limit.
HISTOR Y OF DEBT.—For history of the
State debt see "State and City
Supplement" of April 1894, pages 174 and 175.
At the time of the panic In 1907 State was
for a few days obliged to
suspend cash payments, but merely because of Its Inability to secure cash
from the 31 State depositories with which the State had on deposit at the
time $1,504,637 45.
See V. 85. p. 1289, and V. 86, p. 240.
When Due.
LOANS—
Bonds
5s
M-S 3201,000c&r April 5 1919
Refunding Bonds.
5s '93
J-J $152,0Q0r
Optional.
4s '93
J-J
334,500r May
2
1933
Frontier
Defense
Refund.
3s
Refunding Bonds (Continued).
'04
J-J 3288,000c Jan
1'
1941
(Subject, to
call Jan.
1909.)
3s
06
J-J61,647,000.July
1
1946
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
3s'10
J-J $1,355,000c.,. —...1950
(Subject to call after 1930.)
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are
INTEREST is payable in
New York and at the State treasury.
?
Sept. 1 '13. Sept. 1 '12.
$3,977,500
$3,977,500
3,976,200
3,976,200
Total bonded debt.....
Of which in State funds..
Sept. 1 '11.
$3,977,500
3,976,200
Leaving amount outstanding
$1,300
$1,300
$1,300
On Aug. 7 1913 the Attorney-General's office held that of the $2,000,000
Jenitentiary bonds, the sale of which was to have taken place June 2 1913,
1,500,000 intended to pay the debts Of the prison system were constitu¬
tional, while $500,000 which it was proposed to expend for improvements
in violation of Section 9 of Article 3 of the constitution.
V. 97, p. 463.
were
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.—This fund pn Sept. 1 1913 contained
$104,441 27 in cash and $18,815,195 70 invested in State,
and city
1912.
AND TAX
VALUATION
f, ASSESSED
Years—-
$882,501,669
J $1,650,208,381
..§1,622,253,998
.§1,633,878,050
§1,503.082.341
____
1910
1908.1906
1905.
1904
666,904,488
1900.
599.127,433
499,522,828
1895.....
1890
...
1885-
;...
1880
1874.....
§ f his 1 lcludes
375,890,594
197,167,630
149,793,3,61
valuation
In 1908 there
law
was a
of
.
2,515,632,745
2,388,500,124
2.916
2.066
040,139
2,174,122,480
2.28
357,912.600
307.787,043
293,978,336
247,103,146
261,783,134
282,589,055
245,121,395
114,303,106
1,221,159,869
1,139,022,730
3.80
3.80
3.46 2-3
3.46 2-3
2.50
3.25
2.25
671
788 801,439
new
Xotal.
Tax p. 1,000
$2,532,710,050
2.66 2-3
893,378,747
754,622,074
863,247,269
829,235.687
a
RATE.—
Iteal Estate. Personal Property
1911
Note.
railroad, county
'
bonds.
1,082,779,775
914,007,634
94,717,197
860,910,567
782,111,883
621,011,989
311,470,736
244,510,558
....
&c.
railroads,
large Increase In the assessed valuation, due to
which requires that property be
assessed at Its full value.
MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY BOND LAW.—A State law approved
has done much
1893
to widen the
in
market for new Texas municipal loans.
present before any bond can be Issued by a municipality or county It
certificate of the Attorney-General that It Is a lawful obll
At
$1,000) '13—$5.00
Population in 1913
9,660
Sch. tax rate (per
ANDERSON
COUNTY.
Palestine is the county seat.
Court-House {Red.
beg. 1923.)
A-O $150,000—Apr 10 1923
Road Dist. No. 1 {Red. beg. 1932).
'12
Apr $150,000...Jan
1 1952
CO.BD. DT. May 1913..
$150,000
Road Dist. debt July 1913
150,000
Assessed valu-fCounty
13,688,660
5s '13
5s
ation
1913.
7,319,715
(District
County tax (per $1,000) 1911_.$5.60
Population of county, 1910
13,556
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.
nearly all $1,000 each.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.
Assessed valuation 1913...8.330,290
ARMSTRONG
$60,000—.May 15 1951
July 1 1913
$60,000
Apr
BOND. DEBT
Assessed valuation 1913...4,858,141
County tax (per $1,000) 1912__$3.50
Population In 1910..
2,682
,
This is the capital of the State and
the county seat of Travis County.
Incorporated Dec. 27 1839.
The Austin dam, water-works, elec¬
tric-light and power houses, for the
building of which the water and light
bonds were issued, were destroyed by
the
disastrous
floods
that
visited
Texas in April 1900.
V. 70, p. 755.
An adjustment of this debt on the
basis of new bonds bearing 3% for 5
ears, 4% for the next ten years and
AUSTIN.
% for the final 15 years was reached
between the
ers'
city and the bondhold¬
For details see V.
committee.
p. 459.
All these bonds
been refunded and interest is
73,
have
being
regularly paid.
On Dec. 29 1908 the
city voted in favor of a new charter
providing for a commission govern¬
ment,
V. 88, p. 115.
Refunding Bonds.
'01 J-J$ 1,472-000..July
1
-s
1931
For rate of Interest see note above.
School
Bonds.
$75,000—July 1 *15-'50
(Part every 5 years.)'
J-J
150,000—..July 1 1952
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1932.)
must receive the
5s '10
It must then be registered In the office of the State Comptroller,
and when the bond Is so Issued Its validity cannot be questioned except on
5s g'12
gatlort.
the grounds of fraud or forgery,
The text of the law will be found In the
178;
we have marked with a star (•) In the re¬
"State and City Supplement' of April 1895, page
Where the fact Is known to us
turns below the
enactment of the above law.
compelling counties and Incorporated
Issues put out prior to the
A law went Into effect Aug. 26 1899
towns and cities to submit
propositions for the Issuance of bonds [all except
funding bonds Issued or to be Issiied of any valid
"Issued for the purpose of
submitted to the Attorney-General for
V. 69, p. 509.
iV.',
The Attorney-General's department
in
May 1913 rendered opinions
holding (1) that no town of less than 1,000 inhabitants is authorized to
issue bonds and (2) that road and school bonds are subject to taxation.
>.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS—In November 1904 an amend"
to the State Constitution was adopted permitting legislation in aid
ment
of internal improvements.
This amendment was given in full on pages 641
and 642 of "Chronicle" of Aug. 6 1904.
In Nov. 1908 an amendment to
adopted increasing the amount
school districts from 20 cents to 50 cents on
valuation, and also providing for a majority vote instead of a
two-thirds of the property tax-paying voters of such district to vote such
-tax.
V. 88, p. 243.
A further amendment to this section was adopted
on Aug. 3 1909.
V. 89, p. 1022,
Section 3 of Article,7 of the constitution was
of tax that may be voted in
$100
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.—We were advised by the Attor¬
ney-General's department under date of Dec. 12 1911 that they find no ex¬
emption In the Constitution or statutes of this State In favor of bonds or
notes or other evidences of indebtedness Issued by the State or any munlclpallty.
■
DECISIONS AND OPINIONS.—For court decisions and opinions ren~
dered by the Attorney-General's office from time to time affecting bonds of
municipalities, counties, school districts and drainage districts, see V. 87,
p. 112, 1254, 1557; V. 90, p. 515, 1188, and 1313; V. 91, p. 1788; V. 92, p.
406; V. 93, p. 1413; V. 94, p. 503, 719, 1520, 1578; and V. 97, p. 310.'
DRAINAGE LAW AMENDED.—The Governor on Feb. 19.1909 signed
bill passed by the Legislature providing for the various amendments
relating to the Incorporation of drainage districts. V. 88, p. 578.
the
to the law
Lawpassed by the 1909 Legislature contains provisions defining the Investments
to be made by State banks or banking and trust companies maintaining a
INVESTMENTS FOR SAVINGS BANKS.—The Bank Guaranty
savings department.
V. 89, p. 1364.
POPULATION.—The population of Texas has been as
1,591,749|1860
3,896,542 1880
follows:
604,215
212,592
1910
3,048,710
2,235,523
1900
1890
818,57911850
1870
population In 1910, 690,020 were blacks, which compares
with 620,722 in 1900, 492.837 in 1890, 393,384 in 1880, 253,475 in 1870,
182,931 In 1860 and 58,558 In 1850.
It will be observed that the proport on
of the colored race has greatly diminished, the ratio for 1910 being only
17.7%
against 20.4% In 1900, 22.04% in 1890 and larger percentages Id
previous decades
Of
the
*14-'42
Cemetery Bonds.
5s g'12 J-J
§48,000-July 1
'14-'37
City-Hospital {Opt. aft. 20 yrs.)
5s g'12 J-J
t$50,000
July 1 1952
True val. of prop.
'12(est.)32,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 $16.63 +
Populatlon Ijn 1910 (Census)..29,860
required by the law of 1893.
97, p. 310.
the
5sg '12 J-J $245,000—July 1
Equalized assessed val.'12 22,299,133
ullding of which bouds are allowed to be Issued"] to a vote of the qualified
as
'14-42
structures for the
tax-payers before the Issue can be
approval
1
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$2,242,500
repairing buildings or
total
the
Under
terms
of
an
operating expenses $113,850.70.
AUSTIN COUNTY.
Bellvllle is the county seat.
Road {Red. after 5 yrs. from issue).
'11
A-0$100,000 —.June 15 1951
1 1913 $176,000
Sinking fund
19,093
Assessed valuation 1913.-9,459,333
County tax (per $1,000) 1912—$3.00
Population In 1910
.17,699
5s
BOND. DEBT July
..
BASTROP
i
i
statements see
following
1 1941
1942
1946
A-O
City
J-D
School Bonds.
5s '01
§1,800c—.Nov
1,800c
Oct
1941
Dec
75,000c—-Dec
Dec
30,000
100,000c
Dec
25,000
Dec
1941
M-N
A-O
J-D
4s '02
J-D
5s
J-D
*06
5s '09
J-D
'11
J-D
5s
1041
1,800c
1942
1946
1949
1951
Market House.
§20.000....Dec
J-D
58 '07
1
1947
Park Bonds.
Apr
1 1952
Fire Station.
J-D §17,000—..Dec
1 1947
5s '12
A-O
$60,000
5s '07
Wharf Bonds.
5s '08
J-D $45,000
Dec 1
1948
Street Bonds.
'09
J-D
$10,000c...Dec
1949
5s '11
J-D
25,000——Dec
Apr
1952
5s
1951
A-O
60,000
Abbatoir Bonds.
5s *12
5s '11
J-D
$25,000
Dec 1 1951
Jail Bonds.
J-D $15,000
Dec 1 1951
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *13.$1,072,900
Gash and investments.232,077
5s *11
Assess, val. '12 (V£ act.)—17,286,614
City tax rate (per §1,000) '12.$15.00
Population In 1910 (Census)..20,640
INT. on all 4% bonds due Decrl
1942 at Seaboard Nat. Bank, N. Y.,
or at City Treas. office; on school 5s
due 1941 at City Treas. office; bonds
due 1946 at Hanover Nat. Bank, N
wharf bonds of 1908 at City
or at Hanover Nat. Bk.,
on
bonds of 1911 at City
Treas. office or at Chase Nat. Bk.,
N. Y.; other bonds at City Treas. of¬
fice, Beaumont, or at Nat. City Bank,
Y.;
on
Treas. office
N.
Y.;
N.
Y.
All bds.
are
red.20 yrs .from Issue.
BEAUMONT NAVIG. DIST.
Navigation {Red. beg. Nov. 1919).
M-N, $493,000c—Nov
5s '09
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.
1
1949
$403,000
32,500
Sinking fund Mar 1912
Assessed valuation 1912_$34,000,000
Total tax
(per $1,000) 1912—.$23.89
N. Y., or
Treasurer's office.
INT. at Nat. City Bank,
at
County
BELL COUNTY.
Bel ton is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
3
Vis '07
5s
11
$20,000 —........1947
1,9901951
— .
...
(Subject
to
call
after
1921.)
4s '09
Apr $39,000—.May 10 1949
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
Road District No. 1 Bonds.
'13
J-D$150,000
June 9 1953
(Subject to call $4,000 yearly.)
CO. BD. DT-July 1913—
$111,840
5s
Road district debt
150,000
.
Assessed
/County, 1913—29,669,830
valuation)Dist. No. 1
1,250,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1912..$3.20
Population of county, 1910
40,186
INTEREST
on
refunding
bonds
payable at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
BEXAR COUNTY.
Sam Antonio is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
Apr
$7,000c_.Feb 17 1938
7,000c—Aug 14 1919
Apr
35,500c..Jan 10 1.939
V§s'99 Apr
43,000c—Apr 10 1920
4^8*00 Apr
4s '04
16,000c—May 14 1944
Apr
4s '06
25,000c—May 19 1946
Apr
Ref. Court-House {Red. beg. 1921)
4Ms'll A-O$208,000c—-July 1 1951
5s '98
4s '99
S.
A.
4s '99
G.
&
5s '99
&
A.
RR.
Bonds.
$199,000c_Jan
10 1939
Bonds.
5s *95
Apr
5s
A-O
98
Bonds.
$8,000c..Aug 14 1939
S.
Apr
Road
Gulf RR.
Mex.
Apr
H.
$500.000c_Aug
10 1943
Bonds.
$69,000c—Nov 13 1935
18,000c—Feb 17 1938
178,000c—May 14 1944
$97,500
1914-1952
District No. 2 Bonds.
4s *04
May §80,000.—May 16 1952
(Subject to call beg. May 16 1922.)
5s '98
BOND.
$44,975
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '13_$1,305,500
100,000
80,000
Sinking fund
236,000
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.).99,430,648
County tax rate(per$l,000)'12_$3.50
Road
5s
'12
/County July 1 '13
DEBT
District No.
1—
i
County, 1913..13,642,198
Dis. No. 1, *12. 3,407,820
Dig. No. 2, '12. 2,007,640
■
„
1 1930
$15,000c—Aug 1 1938
Hall.
§35,000c—-Dec 1 1942
5s '98
4s '02
Court House
Bonds.
...
1913..
OF TEXAS.
1946
1 1949
1 1951
1 1952
Water and Paving Bonds.
COUNTY.
District No.
Road
5s'12
County tax (per $1,000) '12__$3.20
Population of county in 1910.25,344
places not given in alphabetical order among the
"Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
1
4sg'03 Apr
District No. 2—
NOTE.—For
1 1941
1 1945
75,000
4
valuation
STATE
ordinance
passed by the City Council and rati¬
fied by popular vote, an agreement
was authorized between the City Wa¬
ter Power Co. and the City of Austin,
dated Sept. 22 1911, under which the
entire property of the water company
w*l be owned by the city upon the
completion of the required payment
of $64,800 per annum for 25 years.
The payment of this amount is made
one-half every six months directly to
the trustee
(New York Trust Co.),
which pays the interest and redeems
bonds therefrom.
The payments by
the. city are derived from the gross
Income of the city's water, light and
power department, and the city is re¬
quired by the ordinance to maintain
water, light and power rates suffi¬
cient and adequate to pay the in¬
stallments
as
they
mature.
The
gross earnings of the water company
in 1912 were $289,387.14
and the
Assessed
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
14,000c
June
Jan
Dec
J-D
5s '09
47,000c
Dec
J-D
5s '11
50,000
Dec
A-O
5s '12
30,000—..Apr
Refunding.
5s '99 J-J 10 $13,500O—.Apr
Paving Bonds.
5s'01
J-D §40,000c.—June
4s'02
J-D
61,000c...Dec
5s'06
J-D
25,000
Dec
'06
Bonds.
5s g '12 J-J $245.000—July
Street Bonds.
outstanding bonds of
for less than $2,000,
paid county, town or city;" also excepting bond Issues
when
...
Sewer
75,000c
J-J
5s '05
5s '01
Court-House {Red. beg. 1916).
'11
J-D
J-D
*01
5s
5S
5s '01
COUNTY.
Claude is the county seat.
5s
_
BAYLOR
COUNTY.
Seymour is the county seat.
Jail
Apr
Bonds.
Apr
$10.000c—Feb
17 1938
Population In 1910
119.676
INT. on bridge and jail bonds in
Y.; on G. H. & S. A. RR. and
road bonds payable in Austin and
N. Y.; on $7,000 bridge bonds of 1899
In Austin and San Antonio; on bridge
bonds of 1900 and 1904, court-house
N.
194
BEXAR COUNTY (Concluded).
5s *12 -J-J
$15,000
Jan 1 1952
bonds of 1904 and 1906 in Austin; and
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1932)
on
court-house bonds of 1895 and
School Bonds (Red. after Aug. *24)
S. A. & Mes. G. RR. bds. in San Ant. 5s *04
$6,500
Aug 1 1944
5s '09
J-J
15.000c— -Jan 1 1949
Street Bds. (Red. aft. Jan. 1929).
bishop independent s. d.
$10.000c...Jan
J-J
'09
5s
A district in Nueces County.
I94w
1
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13. $138,500
Building (Red.aft.20 yrs.from iss.)
28,211
5s '13
Apr $75,000
...1953 Sinking fund
Assessed val.'11 (2-3 act.)
4,176.961
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
$75,000
Total tax rate(per$l,000) '11.$20.00
Assessed valuation
2,355,259
INT. at State
Treasury and at
Population in 1913
...2,660
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
bloomington drain. dist.
A district in Victoria County.
A-O $56,680
-
[Vol.
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
bryan.
This city is
5s *13
in Brazos County.
Bonds (Red. beg. 1933).
(Due $5,000 every 5 years.)
5s *13
$25,000.1953
TOTAL DEBT..........
(?)
Water-Works (Red. beg. 1933).
5s '13
$10,000
1953
bonham.
•
'
BOND. DEBT May 1913. $111,800
This city is the county seat
of Floating debt
700
Fannin County. .Pop'n *10, 4,844.
Assessed valuation 1912—5,943,770
Street Bonds (Red. beg. 1932).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...$11.50
5s *11
J-J $100,000...'.July 1 1951
Population in 1910
4,132
Water-Works Bonds.
-s
$15,000,
burleson co. impt. dis. no.l.
5s '11
J-J
30,000
July 1 1951
P. O. Caldwell.
"
(Subject to call after July 1 1931.) 5s '09
A-O $30,000
Aug 1 1949
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1929)
.8
$27,000.....
TOTAL BD. DT. Dec 1912.$205,300
School Bonds.
'
Value, taxable prop, (est.) 3,000,000
-S
$36,000
INT. at County Treas. office.
Wharf Bonds.
5s
'11
A-O $50,000c
Oct 11951
City-Hall & Fire-Station Bonds.
5s '11
A-O $55,000c
Oct
(Subject to call after Oct 1
5s
'12
—
...
-
...
.
A-O
$150,000c—Apr
INT.
on
and
sewer
water-works
bonds at Fourth Nat. Bk., N. Y.; on
other bonds at office of
Noel-Young
Bond & Stock Co., St. Louis, Mo.
All bds. red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue.
christf indepen¬
dent school dist.
corpus
5s '09
5s '10
s-a
'12
J-J
5s
$75,000c
40,000c
s-a
...
36,000
—
—
1950
..July 1 1952
—
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1913... $161,000
Assessed val. 1913 (est.) —.6,250,000
School tax rate(per $1,000) '13_$5.00
Population in 1913
17,560
INT. at Nat.City Bank,
N.Y.City.
OPTIONAL.—All bonds subject
to call after 20 years.
Navarro
Port Lavaca is
4s '07
the county seat.
J-D
$20,000C_
3Hs'01 J-J
$135,000
s-an
county seat
9,749.
of
Pop'n '10,
—
June 1 1937
Crematory Bonds.
4s
5s '13
..1953
(Subj. to call one-eighth every 5 yrs.)
(County, July 1 '13.$71,000
This city is the county seat of
DEBTlDist. No.l, July'13 100,000
McCulloch Co.
Pop'n '10, 2,669.
I Dist.No.2, July '13 135,000
Street Bends (Red. beg. 1913.)
Assessed [County. 1912
3,848,231
5s '08
$20,000..........1948
val ../District No. 1_..1,755,831
Water-Works (Red. beg. 1921).
>
(District No. 2
1,706,443
5s '11
Apr $40,000...Apr 10 1951
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 —__$7.00
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1 1913.
$60,000
3,635
Sinking fund.
8,561 Population of county, 1910
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_.l ,600,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$6.50 cameron county.
brady.
the
Co.
City Hall Bonds.
Road Dist. No. 1 (Red. beg. 1932).
5S '12
A-O $100,000-Apr 10 1952
Road Dist. No. 2 Bonds.
BOND.
.
...
*03
Feb
School
5s '89
4s
$5,000c... Feb
$7,500c...July
1919
25,000c—.Nov 1 1931
13,350c...Jan 1 1932
Feb
10.000
4s '03
.
to call after
A-O $10,000
(Subject to call
after
Feb
5s '90
J-J
F-A
Sewer
1
1
Oct.
1943
1918.)
Oct
Street Improvement
5s '13
Feb
—
(Subject
'07
1
J-J
*02
4s
1 1943
Bonds
J-J
1
Brownsville is the county seat.
brazoria county.
Angleton is the county seat.
4s *11
A-O $100,000..Apr 10 1951
(Subject to call after Apr 10 1916)
Road
and
5s *99
Bridge
$22,000c_.. Mch 1 1919
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
4s '99
4s *00
5s '98
Bonds.
1,995c—Aug
Drainage Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
5s '11
J-D $204,500c_Dec 1 *16-'35
Drainage Dist. No. 2 Bonds,
-s '13
$120,620
Drainage Dist. No. 3 Bonds.
5s '12 A-O $450,000.
...
1
1922.)
$30,000c
July 1 1920
20,000c...Feb
1
1953
Bonds.
31 1919
4 1938
Apr
'13
s
Court-House &
Jail Bonds.
'11
5s
...
•
Anvhuae Is the county seat.
Couptytax (per $1,000) 1912 ..$4.90
Population In 1910
OPTIONAL.
bonds
—
.13,299
The
court-house
subject to call
years from date of issue.
are
after
Road District Bonds.
5s
$151,000.._.......
on
_
District No. 3 Bonds.
A-O
5s.'10
District
5s
.8
r
$196,658—Apr 10 1950
No.
4
Bonds.'
$124,000—...
—r
District No. 5 Bonds.
$279,000
District No. 6 Bonds.
...
'
...
(Dist. No. 3_$2,341-,871
Dist. No. 4.
Dist. No. 5.
uation
Dist. No. 6.
Dist. No. 9.
1,068,365
1,245,602
408,429
250,565
city is the county seat of
Johnson County. Pop'n 1910, 10,364
Ref. Bonds (Part every 5 years).
5s '06
M-N$29,000c_Nov 1 '16-'36
Street and Bridge Bonds.
'04
$20,000c—Sept 15 1944
City Hall and Bridge Bonds
5s '09
$1,996c
1949
City Hall and Fire Station Bonds.
5s
county.
is the. county seat.'Road District No. 1 Bonds.
'09
.—.$100,000
5s'10
50,000—........1950
...
(Subject to call after 1930.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 13.
$156,000
Assessed valu-/County
11,493,835
'04
....
School
6s
$5.000c,_Sept 15 1944
Bonds.
'90
$16,000c...June 1 1930
5s '07
5s
Brownwood
.S
75.000C
...
Water.Works
'12
...1947
Bonds.
J-J
$178,000——Jan 1 1952
TOT. DEBT July 1 1913.. $327,996
Sinking fund
51,033
Assessed val. '11 (4-5 act.)_5,550,150
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'10_$13.00
INT. in Austin, Tex., and at Sea¬
board Nat. Bank, N. Y.
OPTIONAL.—All
bonds
are
sub¬
atiori 1913.[Dist. No. 1 4,581,970 ject to call after 20 years from their
date".
County tax rate(per$l ,000) '12_$2.90
Population of county, 1910
22,935
cooke county.
brownsville^
is
city
Cameron Co.
the county seat of
Pop'n 'lj, 10,517.
Electric-Light-Ex tension Bonds.
5s
...
5s '11
F-A
(Subject
$15,000c
to
Gainesville is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
Apr$125,000c
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13.
Light Bonds.
*07
$70,000c
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13. $242,000
Assessed valuation 1911
4,551,507
INT. at State Treas. office, City
Treas. office, or at Seaboard Nat.
...
This
cooke co. road dist. no. 1.
'92
5s '10
...
J-J
and
over
one-
includes the
The
bonds
are
direct obligation of the district.
4Hs'09 Apr$100,000
Apr 11949
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1919)
BOND. DEBT
July 1 1913 $100,000
Assessed valuation 1912
6,256,535
ISg
$20,000c
call
Jan
after Jan
1
11950
1930.)
Sewer
5s '09
F-A
purposes.
INT.
and
street-impt. 5s due 1928
4s due 1940 and
on
1929,
street
public-impt. 4s due 1944,
sew-
erage-impt. bonds due 1920, water 4s
1942, crematory bonds, police
due
fire-station
bonds and school
due 1944 and 1946 and city-
bonds
jail bonds at
Seaboard Nat. Bank,
Refunding school 4s due 1932
N.Y.
and street-impt. bonds due Dec. 1
1942 at State Treas. office; on East
Dallas school 6s and street-impt. 6s
due 1916 at Merchants' Laclede Nat.
Bank,
bonds
Louis;
St.
State
at
and
water
Treas.
office
sewer
and
in
city of Dallas; school bonds due 1947
street
bonds of
1907, water-works
bonds due
1947, and East Dallas
streot and impt. bonds due 1919 in
Dallas; on water-works-impt. bonds
due 1949 and school bonds due 1949
at Nat. Bank of Commerce in N. Y.;
bonds
of
1911 and 1912 at
Bank, N. Y.; others at
Co., N. Y.
1910,
Chase Nat.
New
York
Trust
PROPERTY.—Value
of
Apr $59,000
Funding Warrants.
dallas county.
4s
6s
...
WATER-WORKS.—In
the
revenue
the
year
water¬
from
/
County seat Is Dallas.
Bonds all
new municipal bond law.
$20,000...
Road Bonds (Red. afier 20 years).
5s '13
Apr $50,000
.1943
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '13—$151,000
Warrant debt (included)
20,000
Floating debt
_•
10,000
Sinking fund
5,691
Assess, val. *13(j^ act.)__4,617,206
Population in 1913 (est.)..
3,000
INT. payable at Austin.
Issued under
Viaduct and Bridge Bonds
09
Apr$724,000c. .Apr 10 1949
(Subject to call after April 10 1919.)
Road Sc Bridge Funding (Red.
after 10 years from issue).
4s'05
Apr $132.000c.June 10 1945
4s'09
Apr
93,000c.-Apr 10 1949
4s'05
Apr
420,000c. Jan 2 1945
4^s'll Apr
484,000c.Sept 10 1951
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13_$1,876,650
Sinking fund
18,044
Assessed valuation 1913.129,550,350
State&Co.tax(per$l,000)'12 7.30 1-6
Population in 1910——
135,748
,
is
County.
the county seat of Dallas
Incorp. Feb. 2 1856.
Re¬
call
provision of city charter sustained
byCourts. V 63,p.63; V.94,p.862.
6s
Funding Bonds.
/
' '87 A-O $10Q,000*c_Apr 1 1917
J-J
182,OO0*c_.July 1 1931
5s g'91
Sewerage
Improvement Bonds.
5sg'90
5sg'9l
J-J $120,000*c—July 1 1920
J-D 150,000*0—June 1 1931
4s
J-D
'10
93,000o_June 1 '14-'50
($2,000 in odd
years
even
and $3,000 In
years.)
$90,000c
'
Court House Bonds (Ref.).
3s '99
Apr
(Subject to
Ss '01
Apr
(Subject to
4s '05
Apr
Street Improvement
4s g
4s g
4s g
4s
07
4'4S'10 J-D
l" 1929
Waterworks Improv't Bonds.
4s'07
A-O $478,000c
1920
.
INT.
at
State
office
Treas.
or
at
1 1928
60,000c
Jan 1 1946
85,500c—Part yearly.
342,000c—Jqne 1 1950
A-O
10
($6,350c__June 11 1928
\ 2,800c—Aug 10 1928
Apr
4s
deaf
Oct
1947
(Subject to call after Oct. 1917.)
'09 M-N 450,OOOp_May 1 '14-»49
4s g
(Maturity $12,000 In even years and
$13,000 In odd years.)
'10 J-D
$03,000c.June 1 *14-'50
In odd years and $3,000 in
smith county.
Hereford Is the county seat.
25,000c
July 2 1940
23,000c..-Dec 1 1942
'00 J-J
'02 J-D
'06 J-J
$40.000c_Dec
10 1919
1909.)
20 1941
1906.)
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y. C.
Bonds.
5s g '88 F-A$163,000*c . - Aug
5s
'89 J-J
137,000*c. .July
$12,000c_.May
call after May 10
$37,000c..May
call after May 20
Bridge Repair Bonds.
4s *08
4^g'12 J-D $95,550c_June 1914-52
even
years.)
4s
County Bonds.
Apr $14,000—
1934
Court-House Warrants.
*10
$100.000..Jan 1 '14-'29
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1913_r $114,000
6s
J-J
3,501
val.'13(abt.30% act.)5,992,272
'12 —$6.91
Population In 1910.—_»
13,942
Sinking fund
Ass'd
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)
INT. Is payable at Farson, Son &
Co., N. Y. City, and Chicago, 111.
denison.
'04
.T-J
$50,000C —-Jan
1 1952
1944
J-J
city
$30,000c
is
In
Grayson
County.
Bonds.
J-J
1920
'92
J-J
1922
Funding Bonds.
58 '92
J-J
$2,000*
1914
Water-Works (Part yearly).
5s '08
J-J $109,000.—
...1938
5s '09
J-J
40,000
1929
5s '90
5s
July 1944
4s g *06 J-J
138,000c...Jan 1 1946
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916.)
4s g'06 J-J
50,000c...Jan 11946
4s g '07 A-O
40,072c_Oct 1 »14-'47
4s g '09 M-N
18O.000c.May 1 '14-'49
4s '10
J-D
93,OOOc_June 1 '14-'50
($2,000 In odd years and $3,000 In
even years.)
4S '11
J-J $237,7440.July 1 *14-'51
4j^gT2 M-N195,OOOc_May 1 '14-*52
Refunding School Bonds.
4s
'02 M-N $26,000c
May 1932
'04
This
Sewer
1
School Bonds.
$50,000c
Dec 1 1942
4^g'12M-N 121,000c_May 1 '14-'52
4sg'02 J-D
Wks. Bonds.
98 F-A. $72,000c—.Aug
'09
Population In 1900 (Census)
42,638
Population In 1910 (Census) ..92,104
♦The receipts of the water depart¬
ment are pledged for the water debt,
and the park debt is to be provided
for out or a tax levy of 10c. for park
1911-12
Police & Fire Station Bonds.
Crematory
1 1938
V\ ater-Works Bonds,
js
Assessed valuation, real..69,046,700
Assessed val., personal
25,786.800
Total val. '13 (3-5 act.)..94,833,500
Assessed valuation 1913.107,970,206
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$19.20
works was $231,515.
christl
Eund'g Water
-
*50,000
3,582
803,389
5s
'10
$46,000*
Jan
25,000*.__.Jan
J-J
1935
46,000
School Bonds.
5s '92
J-J
5s '13
J-J
Street
5s
'92
I
$24,500*
Jan
1922
100,OOO-.Jan 1914-1933
Bonds.
J-J
$16,500*
Jan
1922
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13 —$323,000
Assess, val. '13 (% act.)
7,272,840
—
Corpus Christ! is in Neuces County.
Inc. 1852. Pop'n 1910, 8,222.
—*
(Subject to
comprises
county
a
Bonds.
$52,000*... Mch 1 1942
20,000
..1947
(Subject to call after. 1917.)
5s'07f
district
of Gainesville.
corpus
city is the county seat of
County. Pop'n 1910, 6,969.
Water
5s
26,603
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Comm., N. Y.
brownwood!
*294,304
County Bonds (assumed). .
Apr $22,000
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
4s
4s
of the
Floating (Water purposes.
debt
(Park purposes..
(Garbage remov'l
city property, including water-works,
on May 1 1912 was $0,994,201.
4s
This
'86
J-J
?1T00*c
July 1 1916
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13 $5,361,750
Water & sewer bds. (incl.) 2,651,000
6s
Van Horn is the county seat.
Population In 1910.
City
even
CITY
culberson county.
4 M g'12M-N $400,000c—May
Public Impt. Bonds.
half
In odd years and $3,000 In
years.)
City-Hall Bonds.
4^g'12 M-N$200,000c_.May 1 1952
Former city of East Dallas.
Street and Improvement Bonds.
6s '80
J J
jsS.ooo'c .July 1 iul6
6s '88
J-J
19,000*C_.July 1 1918
6s'89
J-J
2.000*C__July 1 1919
Public School Kldg. Bonds.
($2,000
—
$125,990
_
Bank, N. Y.
Brown
1952
Assessed valuation 1913
16,085,560
State &Co. tax (per $1,000)' 12 $ 7.30 +
...
5s
of
$82,900
15,767
Assessed valuation 1911
2,836,487
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911
..$5.90
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Comm., N.Y.
$15,000c
58 '11
F-A
35,000c...Aug 1 1951
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1931.)
Street Bonds (Red. aft. Aug. 1 '31)
5s '11
F-A $80.000c— Aug 1 1951
11942
$98,000c-Jan 1 '14-'52
($2,000
—
15,000c...Aug 1 1951
call after Aug 1 1931.)
Water and
the county seat
Pop'n '10, 3,109.
fund
Sinking
4s
4s
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
is
(Red.aft.20yrs.from issue).
5s '12
$25.000
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
,
,
This
INTEREST on the school 3 Hs Is
payable at office of County Treas¬
urer; on all other bonds in New York.
This
This
.
brown
Assessed val. (3-5 act.) '12.5,587,535
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09.$13.00
...
...
Assessed val¬
cleburne.
5s
$80,000...
District No. 9 Bonds.
_s
$47,533 40
_s
15 1949
(Sublect to call after Dec. 15 1924.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913. $185,850
Sewer
Jan
$68,000c
dallas.
...
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
Qve
5s
A-O $43,000—
ponds of 1011 In Austin, BOND. DEBT July 1 1913 $123,000
Angleton or at Seaboard Nat. Bank, Road district debt (add'l).
151,000
N. Y. City; other bonds In Austin on Assessed
(County, 1912
3,067,940
valuation (Districts
Apr. 10 of each year.
2,967,043
County tax rate (per $1.000) 'J 2 .$7.50
Population of county, 1910.— .4,234
fcrazoria co. drain. dists.
INT.
20,000—.Dec
De Witt Co.
'0^ J-J
Hospital Bonds.
and
$20,000c...July 1 1919
J-D
cuero.
This city
$20,000
...
A-O$200,000c._Dec 10 1951
(Subject to call after Dec 10 1921)
CO. BD. DEBT Sept '12.
$200,000
Drain- (Dist. No. 1, Sept '12 204,500
..s
$150,000
age
Dist. No. 2
(?)
Jail Bonds (Red. aft/er 1902).
debt Dist. No.3, Jan'13
450,000
fs'97 Apr
$7,0000...Mch 1 1937
Assess, val. county 1912.. 15,115,094
Court House Bonds.
«s *95
Apr
$4,500c—Feb 16 1915 Coun;y tax (per $1,000) 1912—$5.20
Poj. .latlon of county in 1910 ..27,158
5s '97
Apr
16,000c—.Mch 1 1937
INTEREST on the drainage bonds
5s '09
Apr
48,000c...Mch 1 1919
Is payable at County Treasurer's of¬
(Subject to call after 1902.)
fice or at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y. C.
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13
$182,000
Sinking fund...
12,752
Assessed valuation 1913. 18,346,755 chambers county.
(Subject to call after 1909.) •
4s 11
s-an
100,000—.Apr 10 1951
(Subject to call after April 10 1916.)
J-J
89
4s
4H£'1%J-J
1946,
Bonds.
Road District Bonds.
l,800C—June 12 1920
8,000c
__
5s
$95,000c—.July 2 1940
94,000c...Dec 1 1942
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1912.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
1947
...
5s '09
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4s g '00 J-J
4s g *02 J-D
Investments and cash
corsicana.
This city is
...
Assessed valuation 1912
2,389,490
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12.$16.50
INT. on bonds of 1911 payable at
State Treasurer's office in Austin.
'06 J-J
$27,500c...Jan 1 1946
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916.)
,
.1919
^
^
Railroad Bonds.
'
-S
$4,400......
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913..$212,400 calhoun county.
4s g
1 1952
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913 $536,000
Sinking fund
29,280
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)—6,256,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$15.00
-
Jail Bonds.
City
1 1951
1921)
$62,000* c. Jan 11921
100,000*c.-June 1 1931
50,000c-—Feb 1 1942
'02 F-A
4s
Street Bonds.
Street
...
5s g '90 J-J
5s
'91 J-D
xcvii.
Aug 1 1949
4s g '00 J-J
$10,000c_
Water
Supply
1 1949
—
Julv 2 1940
$1,000) 1912
"~*
Issued prior to
which
'90 J-J
148,000*C—July 1 1920
tration by State officials.
53
$15.00
the law of 1893,
approval and regis¬
*87 J-J
'84 J-D
—
Population in 1910
.i...13,632
INT. on the street, school, sewer
and funding
bonds Is payable In
Denlson; on all others In N. Y. City.
$68,000*c —Dec 1 1914
81,000*c_.July 1 1917
6s
5s
Bonds.
M-N $120,000(5—Nov
Bonds.
Total tax (per
requires
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913_$450,000
DENTON.
This city Is the county
3,313
seat of Sinking fund and cash
Denton County. Pop'n 1910, 31,258. Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_43,568,960
Ms Sewer {red. aft. 10 yrs.from issue). State & Co. tax (per$l,000)'12.$7.70
5sV'09
J-J
52,599
$12,500
Jan 1 1949 Population In 1910
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 pay¬
Sewer Scrip Warrants.
able at Chemical Nat. Bank In N. Y.
-S
$3,840
School Bonds.
City or Ft. Dearborn Nat. Bank of
-S
Chicago; other bonds In Austin.
$9,500
...
_S
...
4Hs'99
...
11,500
8,500
..June 19 1939
FAYETTE
$25,000_.-Apr 1 1945
Water, Fire Dept. & Street,
—8
$1,500-1.
-~
City Hall & Street Bonds.
...
...
-S
•
...
$1,000
5s *88
...
1909 —.$12.10
Total tax (per $1,000)
Y. C.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N.
Oct
5s '86
4s
$13,000c—Apr
Apr
Apr
'87
5s
-
Water, Light and Power Bonds
—S
$48,000
— —
—
Funding Bonds.
—8
$2,548-...TOTAL DEBT Mar 24 '13_$120,048
Assessed valuation 1913. ..3,352,295
COUNTY.
County seat Is La Grange.
Bridge {ref. aft. 10 yrs.from issue).
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '05
10 1938
6,000c
41,500c.
:
Refunding (red, beg. Apr. 1915).
*05
Apr $41,000c—Apr 17 1945
(Subject to call after Apr 17 1915.)
BOND. DEBT July 1913._$101,500
Denton Is the county seat.
Assessed valuation, real—45,337,115
Total assessed val.,
FISHER
COUNTY.
RoadDist.No.l(red.a/LMayl930).
5s' 10
Apr
Apr
5s
$19,900c__._
1,999
—
—__ —
____1943
____1932
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 .'13—
$86,899
20,230
Floating debt
"17,652
Sinking fund
INT.
on
_s
-
.-
—
1949
—
(Subject to call after 1919.)
Road Dist. No. 8 {red. beg. Oct.'22)
5s '12
A-0 $73,000:.
Oct 10 1952
Road Dist. No. 9 {red. beg .Oct.'22).
—
5s
'12
A-()$100,000
..
—Oct 10 1952
Y.;
Bk., N.
on
Court-House
Bonds
'14-'26
BOND. DEBT June 1 191
$70,000
'12
Jan
Assessed
valuation 1913
6,544,336
County tax (per $1,000) '12—_$5.00
Population in 1910
4,638
(Subject
Road
1
Bonds.
14,903,443
of the Court of Civil Appeals confirms
their legality.
See V. 66, p. 776; V.
67. p. 1072, and V. 76, p. 223.
The
city failed to pay its Interest due In
September and November 1899 (see
V. 60, p. 711), but In January 1900
paid all arrears.
In December 1900
(Subject to call after 1928.)
an appeal was made to holders of the
6s '90
$18,000
1920
bonds to consent to refunding the
5s g '12 J-D 150,000
Dec 1 1952
debt Into new 4s and a resolution to
(Subject to call Dec 1 1932)
aid In the process was passed by the
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
City Council.
See "Cnronlcle," V.
581? '10 A-0
$375.000..Oct. 1 1950
72, p. 100.
The Legislature of 1901
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1930.)
authorized $1,883,000 4 %
40-year
► Water-Wks. Extension Bonds.
bonds to take up the old Issues and
5s g '12 J-D$200,000
Dec 1 1952
$754,000 were refunded; remainder of
(Subject to call Dec 1 1932)
Bonds
$15,000....July 1 1938
5s '03
M-S
60,000. —.Sept 1 1943
58 '00
F-A
20.000
Feb
1 1940
5s '08 'seml-an.50.000
1948
5s
'99
$11,000,--
Bonds.
1929
— -
new
F-A
Feb 1 1929
Feb 11941
July 1 1947
(Subject to call after 1927.)
6s '03
M S
50,000--—Sept 1 1943
5s '05
A O
50,000
Apr 1 1945
5s '08 semi an. 100,000 ___.i__. 1948
(Subject to call after 1928.)
Ss'll
A-0 $50,000.-.Oct
16 1951
(Subject to call after Oct 16 1931.)
5s'01
FA
5s
s
07
a
$30,000
75,000-100,000
—
Funding Bonds.
«s '90
5s
'11
$14,000.-- ——1920
A-0 294,-000. ..Oct 16 1951
—
(Subject to call after Oct. 16 1931.)
Qarbagc Disposal Bonds.
5s '08 seml-an.$50,000
1948
(Subject to call after 1928.)
Stre-t Improvement.
*
5s g '05 Nov $175,000c-.Nov
5s '08 serai an 200,000
1 1935
1948
5s '08 semi an.100.000
1948
...
Sag
&
90 J-J
6a g *92
(Subject to call after 1928.)
refund
stopped.
Improvement
5S
'12 J-D $50,000——Dec 1 1952
(Subject to call Dec 1 1932)
City Hall and Jail Bonds.
5s'99
F-A $10,000
Feb 1 1920
5s g
——
1913_$245,000
—
.
M-N $115.000c
A-O
189.000c
'09
1916
...
1
1940
A.
1943
Grade-Raising Bonds, Series B
M-N $635,000c
58 *04
1944
Grade-Raising Bonds, Series
4s '03
M-S $185,000c.-Sept 1
1 1920
1 1922
Bonds, series C.
S587.OOOe-._-_--. 1947
Grade-Raising
5s '07
—
Bonds
Public School
5s g '90 J-J
$ll,000*___Jan 11920
4Hs'08 J-J
50,000-..July 1 1948
(Subject to call after July 1 1928.)
4V£8g'09M-N $300,000
May 1 1949
(Subject to call after May 1 1929.)
4Hs'10 A-Q 100,000—.Apr 13 1950
(Subject to call after Apr 13 1930.)
5s '13
s-an 175,000
J-J
*97
5s
a$23,000c
50,000c
5s '08&'09
4
Grading, Filling & Drainage Bonds
Hs'08&'09$286,500'_
1948-1949
1937
F-A$300,000c
5s '97
Sea-Wall Bonds.
5s '10
,
1 1940,
(70% act.),
37,000,000
estimated
1 1949
City tax rate (per $1,000) '13 $13.00
Population In 1910______
36.981
Population in 1913 (est.)
—44,000
1929.)
1 1951
1931.)
All held In sinking fund
a
{see note above)
§The
4s g
J-J $754.000
July 1 1941
Water Bonds.
$42,000*-.-May 1 1920
612.000* —.Feb 1 1922
4 V£s'09 M-S 275,000
Sept 1 1949
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1929.)
5sg'll
A-0$ 1,350,000—Apr 1 1951
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1931.)
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913 $2,265,000
'13
s-an.
bonds
first
was
of
installment
1
issued Jan.
was
pay¬
1 .1932, and the second lot
issued
at
various
dates
to
Feb. 25 1896.
The
bonds
are
also
optional after 20 years.
PAR
VALUE
OF
BONDS.—The
value of the bonds Is $1,000.
par
$300,000.
Bonds.
Light
Hospital Bonds {red. aft. 1931).
$20,000
—1951
School Bonds {red. aft. July 1930).
5s '05
July $23,000—-July 1 1945
___
None
None
debt_$4,859,800 $4,915,300
Sink, fds., &c_
494,736
485,000
Wall
Bonds
1941
(See text above).
$1,001,600c.J'ne 10 1942
(Subject to call after June 10 1922.)
A-0
Court House and
Jail Bonds.
5s
Assessed
_
$ 172,980
1,310,310
[Dist. No. 1_
(Dist. No. 2-_»._
889,570
[Dist. No. 3
val.
170,950
INT.at Hanover Nat.Bank. N.Y.
GEORGETOWN.
This city is the county seat of WUkinson County.
Refunding School Bonds.
1935
$9,000c_
___
Water-Works Bonds.
$32,000c.--Deo 1 1950
(Sublect to call after Deo 1 1920.)
Light Bds. {red. beg. in 1920),.
5s '10
s an
$13.000c...Deo I 1950
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913___$54,000
5s '10
s-an
Sinking
fund-
2,406
•
(2-3 act.)__2,097,820
(per $1,000) 1913.--$18.20
Population In 1910
3,096
Total tax
INT.
at
N.
W.
Co.,
&
Harris
Chicago, and at 4th Nat. Bank, N.
Y
GONZALES.
in Gonzales County.
Bids. Bonds {red. beg. in 1933 .
'13
$30,000.
1953
School Bds. {red. beg. in 1933 .
'13
$4,000
— --1953
This city is
5S
5s
...
___
TOTAL DEBT..
-_
—
-(?)
—3,139
Population in 1910
GONZALES
COUNTY.
County seat is Gonzales.
Road District No. I Bonds.
5s *12
A-0 $150,000. J-Jan
1 1952
(Subject to call serially on Jan. 1 as
follows: $10,000 1917 and $20,000
1922, 1927, 1932, 1937, 1942 & '47)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913_$ 160,000
"
Assessed/County
val._.(Dist. No. 1
15,946,265
4,848,751
28,055
Population of county 1910
GRAYSON
COUNTY.
Sherman Is the county seat.
Net debt._.$4,365,064 $4,430,300
The water debt (Included In above)
Feb. 28 1913
on
.
5s/ll
Sea
$33,100c
Total
—
Apr $25.000c—Apr 10 1919
(Subject to call after April 1,0 1919.)
RgCourt House Bonds.
//
38'08
Apr $28,000c—Apr 10 1922
A-0
these
1892,
able Jan.
Sept 1 1949
636,000 4Hs'09 M-S $25,000
A-O
50,000—— Apr 1 1951
220,380 5sg'll
General Improvement.
Assessed valuation 1912..32,250,450
5s g '91 M-S $153,000*
_Mch 1 1921
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1912
$19.00
Street {red. aft. 20 yrs.from issue).
Population In 1910 (Census)_.39,279
4^S'08 J-J $100,000
..July 1 1948
4HS'09 M-N
100.000—.May 1 J949
4^s'09 M S 135,000
Sept 1 1949
EL PASO COUNTY.
4^s'10 A-0 100,000—.Apr 13 1950
Couuty seat Is EI Paso.
5s '11
A-O 150,000
Apr 1 1951
P? Road Bonds.
Fire Hall {red. aft. 20 yrs.from iss.
4sV09
A-O$250,000c—Apr 10 1949
4H»'09 M-S $65,000
Sept 1 1949
(Subject to call after April 10 1919.)
A-O
95.000
Apr 1 1951
5s '13
Apr$350,000c Apr 10 '33-'35 5s '11
Police Station {red. aft. Apr. '31).
Court House and Jail Bonds.
A-O $35,000—— Apr 1 1951
5s '98
Apr $19,000c—Feb 10 1938 5sg'l 1
City Warehouse {red. aft.Apt.'31)
5s '11
Apr
40,000c_Dec 10 1951
A-O $15,000— — Apr I 1951
(Subject to call after Dec. 10 1921.) 5sg'll
North Ft. Worth Bonds (assumed)
Jail Bonds
4s"*09
...1941
$20 .OOOc.
Funding Bonds {red. beg. 1911).
$216.500c ........1950
Assess, val. '13
58 g '90 M-N
6a g '92 F-A
Electric
AO
fs
4s
Assess, val. '43
-1937
1948-1949
-
Sewer Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
5s
Refunding Bonds {red. beg. *11).
_s
Floating debt-
Feb
1941
$61,300c
(Subject to call 1911.)
-1949
$100,000o
Water debt (incl.)
10.000,.
1931)
A-O
4s
Oct 1 1937
Raising Bonds.
—
Sinking fund
F-A
10 1951
$500.000c.Apr
TOT. drain. debt July 1913
1921-1927
—-1932-1936
TOTAL DEBT, &C.—
Feb. 28 '13. Sept.30U2.
Tot. bd. debt.$4,859,800 $4,915,^00
5s '00
Bonds.
A-0
___
Grade
Bonds
Bonds
majority.
large
(Subject to call after Apr 10
Road and Bridge Bonds.
;—1—_
Water, Street Imp. & City Hall. .
J-J $531,000*0 —.1928-1936
General
Indebtedness
Bonds.
5s
A-0$150,000—Apr 1 1951
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1931.)
M-N $44,000*--.May
4Hs'09 M-S 150,000
Sept
(Subject to call after Sept 1
5sg'll
A-0$120.000
Apr
(Subject to call after Apr 1
'11
M-N $52,000c ...-1936-1938
95,000c
1961
5s '97
"
Water-Works Bonds.
Ka g *90
a
that date.
on
Bridge
5s
4s '02
$485,800*
_-_
5s '95
5sg'll
School
standing
$1,500
J^J §1,009.000c
Water Bonds.
Ss'll
.
'10 s-a $110,000,-.'-1950
(.Subject to call after 1930.)
'81
58'96
Bonds.
Jan
Jan
1912.)
Bonds.
Debt Bonds.
Limited
5s
58
then canceled and all
$113,000*
155,000*
J-J
Funding
Refunding
(Subject to call after 1918.)
5s g
was
Funding
School Bonds.
5s *99
issue
further efforts to
by
.
J-J
P Water-Works Compromise
A-O
'86
carried
'99
A-0$125,000c...Feb 9 1937
(Subject to call after Feb 9 1907.)
Road Bonds {red. beg. 1930).
5s '10
A-0 $500,000___
1950
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913-2,220,800
Cash In funds
194,510
GALVESTON.
75,000
I.
H.
Kempner,
Commissioner Bonds held in trust
Assess, val. '12 {% act.)-_39,802,790
Finance and Revenue.
Galveston, the leading seaport of County tax rate(p: $1,000) '13..$9.50
Texas, Is the county seat of Galveston Population In 1910 (Census) __44,479
County, and was inc. In March 1839.
INT. on sea-wall and bridge bonds
The County of Galveston has com¬
payable at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
pleted the work of constructing a sea¬ court-house and jail bonds payable
wall, costing about a million and a at Co. Treas. Office.
half dollars, and devised by a board
of eminent engineers, to protect the
city from Invasion by the sea.
GALVESTON CO.DR.DISTRICTS.
As a result of the great storm of
Drainage Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
September 190Q, in which over 7,500 5s'10-llA-O $96,000
i
persons were lost and fully as many
(Due $4,000 yearly on April 10)
more
left the city to seek employ¬
Drainage Dist. No. 2 Bonds.
ment elsewhere, the population was 5s
J-J
$45,000
reduced from 37,000 to about 22,000.
(Due $2,000 yearly on July 10)
'
The 1910 Census shows that practi¬
Drainage Dist. No. 3 Bonds.
cally all of this has been restored.
_S
$31,980.30
—
Incorp. June 18 1873.
11942
17,147
—
17,812
(% act.)—4,590,575
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—$14.90
Population in 1910
7,624
*13..$965,500 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.$3.90
act.)—35,980,190 Population In 1910
18,168
State&Oo.tax(per $1,000) '13—$5.00
Population In 1910
_._._53,629
FORT WORTH.
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. C.,
This city is county seat of Tarrant.
or in Austin.
Co.
Incorp. 1873.
The validity of
some of the city bonds was the sub¬
EL PASO.
ject of litigation, but reoent decisions
This Is the county seat of El Paso
Sewer
bonds
and up to Oct. 1 1913 $498,400 bad
been retired, leaving $1,001,600 out¬
Assess, val. '13
*10
Apr$150.000
June 1 1950
(Subject to call after June 1 1920.)
Road Dist. No. 4 Bonds.
5s '13
Feb $175,000—Feb 10 1953
(Subject to call Feb 10 1923)
■
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913_$375,000
Sinking fund-j
53,037
—
1
call Jan
Floating debt
Sinking fund
5s
Assessed valuation 1913
to
election held Mch. 20 1902 the ques¬
tion of Issuing $1,500,000 protection
M-S$ 150,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
COUNTY.
District No;
city
All of these bonds have been Issued,
Mch 1 1951
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1921)
School House & Refdg. Bonds.
5s '98
A-O $13,000
Oct 1 1938
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1908).
Refunding Street Bonds.
5s '04
J-J
$7,000
July 1 1944
(Subject to call July 1 1914).
Street {red .beg. 20 yrs. from issue)
6s '90
A-O $18,000 —._Oct 1 1940
Funding School Bonds.
'11
5s
6s
FORT BEND
1 1908.)
Oct 11940
1910.)
to call Apr
$2,500
Water-Plant-Purchase
$65,000e_J&i
6s
A-O
(Subject to call Oct 1
4%
Floydala is the county
LIMITATION.—The
DEBT
the county
(Subject
TOTAL DEBT July l
6s '98
outstanding.
Further work
is being done as grade-rais¬
on sewers
High School Bonds.
5s '92
J-J
$23,000 ——Jan
COUNTY.
Assess, val.'13(3-5
County.
bonds
of present sewer
revenue
seat of Cooke can Issue bonds only with legislative
Incorporated in 1872; spe¬ authority and Is forbidden to make
cial charter granted in 1910.
loans for railroad aid.
City Hall {red. aft. Nov. 1914).
5s '04
M-N $25.000—— Nov 1 1944
GALVESTON COUNTY.
Sewerage & Street Improvement
County scat Is Galveston.
At an
6s'88
A-O
$5,000Apr 1 1958
Bridge Bonds {red. beg. 1911).
5s '11
Apr $60,000
Apr 10 1951
A-0$250.000
299,000
Merchants'
&
■
payable at Co. Treas. office
Waxahachle Is the county seat.
Road District Bonds.
20,557
;
Farmers'
at
This is
Richmond is the county seat.
5s '09
sewef-extenslon fund
called
Is
County.
the court-house bonds at
Nat.
FLOYD
Apr
COUNTY.
what
$2,929.81;
•
—
ELLIS
„
.
system will pay, over and above oper¬
ating expenses, Int.on entire $300,000
4s'00
DENTON CO. EOAD DIST. NO. 1.
In Denton, State Treas. office in Aus¬
tin or at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y.
$50,000c__May 10 1950
____
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 1913 —.$50,000
•
The city holds In Its special reserve
fund, which can only be used In spe¬
cial or unlooked-for emergencies, the
sum of $25,000.
The city holds In
GAINESVILLE.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
4s
Hanover
INT.
to pay the interest and retire
$568,000 of the bonds to date, reduc¬
ing the amount outstanding, as per
above statement, to $1,432,000.
In addition to the sinking fund as
given above, the city owns $622,200
wharf company stock.
Also owns a
water-works plant valued at $1,630,000, an electrlc-llght plant, sewer
plant, &c.
Total value of Its publlo
property at present Is $3,034,963.
Sinking fund receives yearly an
amount equal to 2% of outstanding
bonds.
COUNTY.
FREESTONE
State Bank of Teague.
road bonds in Austin; others at Eoby.
Denton County.
cient
ing Is finished in different districts.
at office of State Treasurer.
$72,000c-Sept 13 1951
(Subject to call after Sept 13 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913. —$72,000
Assessed val. of dlst. 1912.1,700,000
Actual valuation (est.) ....3,000,000
District tax (per $1,000) '12 —$2.70
Population of dlst. '12 (est.) ...2,000
1913—64,253.937
(per $1,000) 1913—_$19.30
Population In 1910 (Census) —73.312
INT. on bonds of 1913 is payable
at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
Tax rate
INT.
1912.$2.80
29.796
(abt.act.) 19,398,170 Assess, val. '13 (2-3 act.)_.6,224,199
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13$8.90 + State&co.tax(per$l,000)T3$12.66 f
Populatlon In 1910
31,258 Population in 1910 (Census)..12,596
This district Is In
personal—18,916,822
Assessed val.,
Assess, val. '13
5s '11
100,216
.13,826,616
Floating debt
Total assets of city 1913
Population-in 1910
—
Funding {red. aft. 5 yrs.from iss.)
'01 Apr
$51,0U0o. Apr 10 1941
Refunding {ref. aft. Syrs.fr issue.)
48'06
Apr $47,000c..Oct
10 1946
48 '06
Apr
11,500c--Oct 10 1946
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.$109,500
3s
1945
1
County tax (per $1,000) 1912__$4.40
________
Population in 1910
$100.000c_..Feb
Feb
Assessed valuation 1913—.7,859,305
Sinking fund
21,483
Assess, val. 'l3(abt.act.)_19,618,293
Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
Water-Works {red. aft. Feb. 1930).
4s g
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_$5,751,000
Falrtteld Is the county seat.
Roby Is the county seat.
Court-House {red. beg. in 1920).
5s '10
A-O $65,000
1950
DENTON COUNTY.
INT.
195
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS
Nov.. 1913. j
amounted to $558,-
000; the water sinking fund (also In¬
cluded above) on same date aggre¬
The State of Texas In
ad
valorem
taxes
1902 donated
In Galveston
County for 17 years to create In part
an Interest and sinking fund for bonds
to be issued for raising the grade of
the City of Galveston,
1
and known as
grade-raising bonds, series "A", "B"
"C,"
aggregating
$2,000,000.
This donation, with only a nominal
tax In the beginning, has been suffi¬
and
4 t^sg'lO Jan $231,250c_Jan 1 '14-'50
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1920.)
Road Dist. No. 2 Bonds
5s
*12
Mcb
$390,000c Mch
1
'14-*52
call beg. Mch. 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT July 1913__$621,250
(Subject to
gated $132,827.
Its
Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
Road
Sinking
5,801
fund-
Assessed val. 1913
45,521,022
Population of county 1910
65,996
INT. at State Treas. office in Aus¬
tin or at Seaboard Nat. Bk., N. Y..
'
*
Issued prior to the law of
which
requires
tration by State
1893,
approval and regis¬
officials.
•
.
196
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
GREENVILLE.
This city is the county seat of
Hunt County. Pop'n 1910, 8,850.
School Bonds.
8s '85
87,000c
8s '85
No. 2.-$2,206,260
valuation
No. 5...1,045,590
INT.
No.
on
-
able at Hanover Nat.
Sept 7 1915
on
2 bonds pay"
-
Bank, N. Y.;
,
others at Co. Treas. office, Hous¬
M-N
8s *90
Assessed
J-J
2,000c.-Nov 13 1915 ton, State Treas. office, Austin, and
8,000c..July 10 1920 at Nat. Bank of Republic, Chicago.
(Subject to call.)
F-A $ll,500c._Aug 10 1944 HARRIS COUNTY NAVIG. DIST.
6s '04
($500 payable each year.)
P.
O. Houston.
4^8*06 M-N$14,500c
'
School
Bonds
May 1
1924
GEN. CO. DT. Oct 1 1913__$59,000
Road bond debt (add'l)
.200,000
1937
Sinking fund
1
60,000c.- Jan 11923
50,000c ..Aug 19 1941
500,000o..June26 1941
F-A
xcvii.
Dec
6s g '94 M-N$100,000C
5s g'97 J-J
50,000c.
5s g '98 J-J
5s g '01
[Vol.
4^8*11 J-D
(Subject to call after June 26 1931 )
4Ms'l2
M-S 487,500..Sept 1 '14-52
Sewer and Sanitary Bonds.
5s g 99 M-N 8300.000c.Nov 15 1939
7,250
Assess, val. '13
(3-5 act.).26,185,985
State&Co.tax(per
$1,000)'13_$7.10
Population in 1910
INT.
—
court-house
able in New York.
on
-46,544
bonds
pay¬
May 1 1946
Ship-Canal Bonds.
4Hs*08 A-O 225,000c..Oct 26 1938 LAYACA COUNTY.
F-A
68,500
Aug 1 1950 4HS
...$1,250,000
(Subject to call after Oct. 26 1928.)
Hallettsvllle is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. July 1913 $1,250,000 ; 4Hs'08 A-O
$225,000e_0ct 26 1938
5s *01
Bridge Bonds.
INT.
at
$4,000c_Sept
1 1921
County Treas.
office,
(Subject to call after Oct. 26 1928.)
4s '03
4J*s'07 A-O
16,000c..June 1 1937 Houston, State Treas. office, Austin,
$18,000...May 10 1923
4^S'12 M-S 487,500c_Sept 1 '14-'52
4^s'06 A-O
10,000c..Apr 10 1936 and at Nat. Bank of Republic, Chic.
Court House Bonds.
Market-House Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call $500 yearly.)
5s g'97 J-J $109,000c
Jan
11937 3s *02
$52,000,..May 10 1942
Electric Light Bonds.
HAYS COUNTY.
Water Bonds {red. aft. Oct. 1928). BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
$66,000
6s '91
J-J
$15,000c__.Jan
1 1921
San Marcos Is the county seat.
4Hs'08 A-0$100.000c .Oct 26 1938 Assess, val. (abt. act.).__17,011,024
5s '09
J-J
49,000c..-July 1 1949
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1912..$2.10
(Subject to call $1,000 and $1,500 4s '03
$65,000...Sept 10 1943
5s '06 J-J
26,418
$434.OOOC-.July 16 1946 Population In 1910....
alternately each
year
beginning 4s '03
'.i..
1,000....Apr 8 1943
Wharves and Slip Bonds
5s '10
...
....
1910.)
'01
5s
City Hall & Engine House Bonds.
6s '89
$4.000c__Sept 2 1919
Sewer Bonds {red. beg. 1908).
4Hs'07 J-D $38,000c
June 1 1947
(Subject to call after 1908.)
Fire
Statkn
5s '10
5s '10
J-D
5s
1914-1920
$142,000
'13
3,694
County tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1910
each
50,000...Dec
Park
This city is in Rusk
TOTAL DEBT...
5s '11
F-A
85,000
Aug 1 1951
(Subject to call beginning 19i3.)
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 10 '13_$659,000
Sinking fund and Interest..
29,503
Cash In other funds
84,882
Assessed valuation 1913
5,858,458
(Assessment about 2-3 to % act.val.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '13...$16.10
...
—
(?)
INT. at office of State Treas. or at
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
years
HIDALGO
COUNTY.
Edinburg is the county seat.
not a direct debt of the
INTEREST
at
on
This town is in
City Treas. office, National
Park Bank, N. Y. City, or In Austin.
GRIMES
COUNTY.
Anderson is the county seat.
Road Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
5s '12
Jan
$125,000.i- Jan 1
1952
j.___12,825,088
val. '13\Dist. No. 1
3,553,197
Population of county Inl910._21,205
INT.
Co.
at
Treas.
office
or
Jail
Apr
Apr $50,000c..Apr
Apr
50,000...Apr
Road and Bridge
4Hs'09
10 1943
10 1946
10 1948
Bonds.
....
'03
Apr $15,000c._Apr 10 1943
5g '98
Apr
2,000c ..Apr 10 1938
4s '05
Apr
67,500c..Apr 10 1945
BOND. DEBT July 1 *13.
$242,000
Sinking fund
21,261
Total assessed val.
1912.-12,643,422
—
State&Co.tax(per$l,000)'12
$4.30
Population In 1910
24,913
All bonds red. aft. 5yrs.from issue.
...
.
HARDIN COUNTY.
„
District Bonds.
A-0$100,000
1930
F-A
1940
35,000
(Subject to call after 1920.)
Bridce Bonds.
08 '01
68 '01
...
6s '94:
...
...
68 '02
'
...
2,000....Apr 10 1937
500...Feb 161922
6.985
Var's
1945
.
...
Court House {red: beg. Nov.' 11).
48 '06
$28,000...Nov 14 1946
Building Bonds.
...
6l '04
68 *94
...
«p..
6s '00
$50,000...Apr 10 1924
1.946...Apr 10 1924
...
6s '05
...
975...Feb
16 1940
40,000...Apr 10 1945
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
$263,490
Sinking fund
35,269
Assessed valuation 1913-.10,514,721
County tax (per $1,000) 1912_.$7.60
Population iti, 1910(Census)..12.947
HARRIS COUNTY.
County seat Is Houston.
§ Road and Bridge Bonds.
J'ne $536,000c..June 1 1941
48 '07
472,000...Oct 1 1947
4J4s'09 A-O
500,000..Oct 10 1949
(Court-House Bonds.
48 '08
A-O $500,000. ..Apr 10 1948
BOND. DEBT July 1
'13_$2,008,000
...
(abt.act.) 129,673,750
State & Co .tax (per $1,000) '12
$7.531s
Population in 1910
115,698
INT. in Austin, Chicago,
111., and
at
County Treas. office.
redeemable
aft.
...
...
5s '97
...
'00
...
4s '05
...
4s '02
...
$18,500c...Jan
10 1940
45,000...Apr
..
10 1920
Jan
L 1937
10,800c.Apr \ '14-'49
25,000c...July 1 1953
Street {subject to call after 1928).
4Hs'09 Apr
$3,600c.Apr 1 *14-'49
5s '10
40,000....July 1 1950
City Hall Bonds.
•.
4Xs'09 Apr $14,400c.Apr 1 '14-*49
'00
...
10
yrs.
from
O.
10 1945
4s
'04
4s
'04
26,000——Jan
4s
'10
28,000
19,707
Population In 1910...
6,471
! JEFFERSON COUNTY.
County seat is Beaumont.
j
Road Bonds.
A-0$ 125,000c_ .Aug 10 1944
to call any int. period aft. '24)
School Bonds.
V
•
" 1
6s '03
A-O 100,000c..Oct 10 1943
6s'94
.1.
$4,000c.__July 1 1924 1 (Subj. to call any int. period aft. '23)
4>4s 06..,
17.5,00c. _-Sept 1 1946
5s '07
A-O 282,000c..Oct 10 1947
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1921.)
(Subject to call after 1927.)
4 His'09' Apr
8,600c_Apr 1 '14-'4,9
5s '11
A-O $75,000c
1951
5s '12
J-J
40,000c. —July-l 1952
.(Subject-to call after 1931.)
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1922.)
Refunding Bonds.
Water-Works Extension Bonds^
4s '03
A-O $44,500c..Feb 10 1943
5s'12
$ 15,000c
Feb 1 1952
(Subj. to call any int. period aft. '13)
Funding Bonds.
*
4Hs'09 A-O 146,000-C_May 10 1949
5s *12
$8,400c
Feb 1 1952
(Subject to call after 1919.)
Sewer Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
5s '12
$5,000c_..Feb 1 1952
4Hs'Q9 A-O $43,000c._Apr 10 1936
Refunding Bonds.
(Subj. to call any int. period aft. '19)
2s '06
$4,500
Aug 1 1934
5s '00
A-O
(1,900c..Feb 14 1940
BOND. DEBT July 1
'13-.$232,800
(Subj. to call any int. period aft. '10)
Sinking fund/Cash
17,866
5s '02
A-O
9,000c
1942
July 1 1913\Securities
11,500
(Subj. to call any int. period aft. '12)
Outst'g warrants July 1'13..
4s '03
A-O
3,409
1,800c. .Feb 10 1943
Cash on hand (for
warrants)
8,824
(Subj. to call any int. period aft. '13)
Assessed valuation
1913.__4,750,000
Bridge Bonds.
Real valuation (est)..
5s '96
.6,350,000
A-O $10,000c._Apr 10 1936
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *13
$12.80
(Subj. to call any int. period aft. '06)
Population in 1910..
4s '04
6,115
A-O
18,000c..Apr 10 1944
(Subj. to call any int. period aft. '14)
HOUSTON.
~ ~
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$856,200
This city is the
county seat of
Assess, val. '12 (abt. act.)_45,681,692
Harris County.
New charter of city
County tax (per $1,000) 1912__$6.30
became
operative
July
1
1905.
Population in 1910—
38,182
Population 1910,. 78,800.
INT. on 5s of 1904 payable at
Bridge Bonds.
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on all others
5s g '96 M-N $39,000c.
Mav 1 1936
in Austin, Beaumont or at Seaboard
4^s'12 M-S 200;000._Sept 1 '13-'52
Nat. Bank, N. Y.
0
5s
5s '04
(Subj.
,
...
District No. 2 Bonds.
5b *09
s-a $200,000c_
1939
District No. 6 Bonds.
.8 '12
A-0$136,000
1914-1938
BONDED DEBT Mar 1913—
Dist. No. 2_.
$200,000
Dist. No. 5
136,000
..
1
1924
1950
(Subject to call after 1920.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1912-$49,150
Assessed valuation 1913
3,962,294
County tax (per $1,000) 1912..$7.50
Population In 1910
....10,472
MARSHALL.
This city
is the county seat of
Harrison County. Pop'n '10, 11,452.
Water
.
Bonds.
6s '89
J-J
4s '02
J-J
*05
J-J
5s
$50,000c...Jan
25,000c...Nov
1
1934
1
1942
30.000c...Apr 1 1945
(Subject to cal
after..Apr 1,1915.)
5s
J-J
$35,000
July 1 1949
(Subject to call after July 1
Sewer
5s'04
1919.)
Bonds
J-J
$50,000c...May 11944
(Subject to call after May 1 1914.)
J-J
$45.000c__.July 1 1944
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
5s '05
J-J
5,000c...July 1 1945
(Subject to call at any time.)
5s'04
5s *07
5,000....Jan
...
School
11947
Bonds.
'03
J-J
5s MO
J-J
4s
$25,000c_.-July 1 1943
(Subject to call after July 1 1908.)
$50,000c...Jan
after Jan. 1
(Subject to, call
11950
1920.)
^
...
..
"13
M-N400,000c_Nov 1 '.14-'43
Compromise Bonds.
6s g '88 J-J
$500,000*c._July 1 1918
5s g'88 J-J
503,000*C -July 1 1918
Street Improvement Bonds.
k
100,000c...Aug 5 1938
(Subject to call after Aug 5 1928.)
4)(s'09 M-S 100.000c..-Sept 7 1939
(Subject to call after Sept 17 1929)
4 Hs'10 M-S$100,000c_
.Sept 27 1940
Bridge Bonds.
$50,000
3s
5s
08
Oct
1
A-O
(Subject to call after Sept. 27 1930.)
5s
'13
Fire
M-N800,000c_Nov
Station,
Market
1
*14-'43
House
and
School Bonds.
5s g *03
F-A$ 100,000C
Aug 15 1943
School, Sewer, Street Paving and
-.
Fire
Station
Bonds.
5s g *04
A-0$ 100,000C
Oct 1 1944
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
5s g '97 J-J $250,000c
July 1 1937
(Subject to call after 1917.)
5s g '98 J-J
$100,000c...July 1
5s g *99 J-J
100,000c...Jan 2
5s g *01 F-A
5s
g
'01
F-A
1938
1939
240,000C...Aug 1 1941
fiO.OOOo.Aug 1 1941
5^8*12 J-D 100,000c..Part
yearly
45^s'12 M-S 292,500..Sept 1 '14 '52
4
Street {Red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue)
J-J
$40.000....July 1 1947
'12
J-J
28,000
July 1 1952
GEN. DEBT July 1 1913...$513,742
Sinklngfund
61,955
5s '07
5s
Assess, val. '12
(H act.)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT.
able
at
on
1911.
5,033,300
—
.$17.40
school bonds of 1910 pay¬
City Secretary's office
Hanover Nat. Bank,
or
at
N. Y.
MART IND. SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Cleburne is the county seat.
3s
A-O$300,000c.-
City Hall {red. aft. Jan. 1917).
5s'07
J-J
$45,000c...Jan 11947
JOHNSON COUNTY.
1943
issue.
Houston.
the county seat.
& Adjustment Bonds.
$124,445.JtUl 1 1920
70,950. —.Jan
1 1924
July 1 1913_$189,925
i
!
is
Refunding
4s
8.600. ...May 4 1942
Assessed valuation 1913—9,773,120
County tax (per $1,000) 1912..$5.80
8,000c...Sept 3 1935
15,000c
.
$10,000
Feb
1,000...Feb
Sinking fund
11935
Jefferson
Court House and Jail Bonds.
5s '00
BOND. DEBT
4«4S'09 Apr
5s '13
J-J
§A11 bonds
HARRIS CO. DR. DISTRICTS.
P.
j
5s
5s g'03
$8 '01
Assess, val.'13
10 1940
Jail
.
.—...
$1,500...Apr 10 1921
1,000...Apr 10 1921
l,000__.May 16 1924
...
68 '97
68 '05
INT. at State Treas. office in Ausand at Seaboard Nat. Bank. N.Yi
tin
...
5s '10
5s
'10
and
3s'00A-O $183,000c&r.June 10 1940
($50,000 subject to call after 1905 &
$100,000 subj. to call after 1910.)
—
...
Kountze Is the county seat.
Road
Court-House
COUNTY.
...
$30,000....1949
Bridge Bonds.
4s
...
—
5s '95
$4,000c.-Apr
20,000
5s,'08
Harris
Road Bonds {Red. aft. 1921).
5s '11
A-0$100,000
1951
Bridge Bonds {subject to call).
(Above bonds will also be paid seri¬ BOND. DEBT July 1 1913_$318,000
5s '95
Apr $3O,O0Oc.-Apr 10 1935
5s 96
ally from 1913-1934 by operation of Sinking fund
16,803
Apr
20,000c..Apr 10 1936
Assessed valuation 1913__54,701,370
5s '97
1
Apr
12,000c-_Apr 10 1937 : sinking fund).
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913_$179,000 S. & Co. tax (per $1,000) *43. $7.80 +
3V«,s'02 Apr
40,000c.-Apr 10 1942
Assessed valuation 1913
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913.$156,500
.73,250
9,079,375 Populatlon In 1910 (est.1).
Population of county 1910.
29,564
Sinking fund.
68,732
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)_30,593,260
JACKSON COUNTY.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'12.$5.16 +
MARION COUNTY.
Edna Is the county seat.
Population in 1910...
.46,760 j
3HS'03 Apr
5s'95
Bonds.
4s
$25,000c..Feb 15 1938
42,000c..Apr 10 1943
Water and Sewer Bonds,#
Bonds.
*03
LIMESTONE CO. ROAD D. NO. 4.
Assessed valuation 1913
Crockett Is the county seat.
Road District No. 1 Bonds.
5s '11
M-S $24,000
Mch 1 1951
Road District No. 3 Bonds.
5s '11
A-0$150,000
1951
HILLSBORO.
County seat of Hill County.
GUADALUPE COUNTY.
Seguln Is the county seat.
Road
4s '06
2,055,665
No. 4.....1,857,497
3s « *00 Oct $31,000c&r-Oct
HOUSTON
at
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. City.
4s
Dist.
.
(Subject to call beg. Jan 1 1922.)
CO. BD. DT.July
1913___.l$99,000
Road Dist. No. 1 bonds
125,000
/County
Feb
val
....
*
Assessed
'98
...
Assessed/Dist. No. 1
...
Funding {subject to call).
5s
1952
$57,500
2,437,478
Population in 1913
6,210
County.
School Bonds {red. aft. Apr. '32).
5s '12
A-O $25,000
Apr 1 1942 MC
LENNAN COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT July 1913-_$305,000
County seat Is Waco.
Assessed valuation
3,484,779
Bridge Bonds {red. aft. 1905).
Population in 1910
6>984
HOUSTON HEIGHTS.
county seat.
city.
bonds of 1911 pay¬
$125,000
...
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1913
Drainage Dist. No. I Bonds.
5s '08
Apr$125,000C--Nov 10 1948
(Subject to call beg. Nov. 10 1928)
TOTAL DEBT July 1 *13__$175,000
Sinking fund
24,065
Assessed valuation 1913.-13,202,734
County tax (per $1,000) '12—$5.70
Pop. of county in 1910
..13,728
There were also outstanding Sept.
10 1913 improvement district bonds
amounting to $31,797.
On the same
date the sinking fund and interest
HILL COUNTY."7""
was
$2,195.01.
These
are
bonds
Hlllsboro Is the
able
'12
(Subject to call beginning 1922)
Dist. No. 4 Bonds.
_S
$100,000.
BOND. DEBT Nov 8 '13_. $225,000
F-A$150,000_
Aug 1 1952
190,677 5s '12
(Subject to call 1922.)
467,000
9,152,677 TOT. DEBT July 1 1913__.$150,000
Value city prop. 1912
Assessed valuation
8,956,500
2,542,028
Assessed val. 1913-14 ...-97,037,485
(Assessment of land about 90% and
LUFKIN IND. SCH. DIST.
of buildings about 25% actual
val.)
A district In Angelina
City tax (per $1,000) 1913——$18.50
County.
Building {red. beg. in 1917).
INT. at Union Trust
Co., N. Y.
5s *12
$57,500
...1952
*13
$32,000c
(Due part each six months, subject to
call after 20 years)
5s
5s
Paving certificates
Water-works mortgage..
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913
Water Works Bonds.
and $1,000 In even years.)
40,882
County.
LIBERTY COUNTY ROAD DISTS.
Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
Bonds.
M-S $243,750_Sept 1 '14-'52
GEN. BONDS Mar
1913.$8,495,000
HENDERSON
20 1950
(Subject to call $1,500 in odd
Other Indebtedness
1912 ..$4.80
15,518
year.)
($2,000 payable every third year.)
5s *09
J-J
$2,000c
July 1 1919
5s '10
A-O
19,500....Apr 11950
Viaduct Bonds.
J^s'10 J-D $500,000c-.Dec 5 1940
(Subject to call after Dec. 5 1930.)
Refunding {red. aft. Oct. 1931).
5s '11
A-0$500,000 —Oct 16 1941
Drainage Bonds.
4^s'12 M-S $731,250_Sept 1 *14-'52
Assessed valuation 1913 -.10,269,670
'13
1914-1953
Water-Works Bonds.
M-S $67,500c._Sept 15 1948
J-D
$16,000.
...
Bridge and
4
June 1 1950
call
4^s'08 A-O$150,000C-.Oct 26 1938
(Subject to call after Oct. 26 1928.)
12 1938
Sinking fund
5s '08
5s '10
Apr
Mar 1 1950
$92,500c
$2,500
$75,000c
to
J-J
$8,000
Building Bonds.
BOND. DEBT July 1
Bonds.
(Subject
20 1921
Bonds.
'90
4Hs'10
Bonds.
M-S $20,000
Street
5s
3,000...Feb
....
Vault
M-S
...
...
4s
...
5,700.
5,500
A
1952
1922
...1925
Court-House Bonds.
5s
$2,000
...1939
5s '12
175,000
...1952
(Subject to call beginning 1922)
Jail Bonds.
5s
$3,000
1939
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$241,200
...
...
...
Sinking
fund
34,876
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)__22,356,735
County tax rate (per $1,000)'13 $5.20
Population in 1910
34,460
district
COUNTY.
Paris is the county seat.
Court-House {red. aft. Aug. '07).
5s '97
A-O $59,000c
Aug 1937
Road Dis. No. 1 {Red. aft. Oct.'21).
5s g '11 A-O$100,000c.-Oct
10 1951
5s g '13 J-D I00.000c--June 10 1953
(Subject to call beg. June 10 1923)
McLennan Co.
J-D $40,000
June 1 1950
(Subject to call after June 1 1930.)
'12
.s
...
$10,000
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913.
.1922
$50,000
Assess, val. *13 (2-5
act.)__2,225,000
School tax rate (per$l,000)'12_$5.00
Population in 1913
4,400
MATAGORDA COUNTY.
Bay City Is the county seat.
4s'02
4s '01
$1,100...Sept 10 1922
....
4s *02
4s '02
4s'0$
LAMAR
in
5s '10
4s *05
Apr
(Subject to
4s
—
4s
—
•
28.995...Mch 12 1921
21,000...Apr 10 1942
1,995...Dec 10 1922
52.000...Oct 10 1943
l,995r
Oct
11925
call after Oct 1 1915.)
10,000. .Subject to call
36,000._Subjecttocall
Issued prior to
which
the law. of 1893,
requires approval and
tration by State officials.
regis¬
,
Not., 1913.]
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
MATAGORDA COUNTY
Road Bonds.
-a
Street and Bridge Bonds.
Feb 515,000c...June 1 1942
City Hall Bonds.
(Concl.)
4s '02
'13
3100,000
BOND. DEBT Feb 191S___$191.994
Sinking fund July 1 1912
42,674
08 '04
Nov
Water-Works
*12
5s
Population In 1910
13,594
MATAGORDA CO. DR. DISTS.
P. O. Bay City.
Drainage District No. 1 Bonds.
5fl
'08
5fl '09
$16,000
...
A-0
....
3,272,571
.
TOT. BOND. DT. Oct 1913:>
District No. 1...
Population In 1910
Population In 1910
5,527
:
27,950
District No. 4-.W--103,669
—
Assessed valuation 1912:
District No. I..
5s
This district not only includes the
A-0
'12
$75,QOO~--Jan 1 1952
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1913 $432,830
Sinking fund...-.
Assessed valuation
1913—
37,329
8,283,548
County tax (per $1,000)
Population In 1910
—57.20
9,528
District No. 2
District No. 3
1,433,980
228,305
...
N.
San
Antonio, Austin, and
in
Y. City.
SAN BENITO
Assessed
valuation_
_
$143,000
^.6,312,424
Sewer Bonds (Red. beg. 1927).
6s
Apr $30,000c-._
,
1952
Street Bonds (Red. beg. 1927.)
city of Port Arthur, but also adja¬
6s
Apr $18,000c
1952
territory.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913..
$48,000
5s '04
$78,000....Sept 1 1944
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)__l,285,307
6s '00
6,000
Mar 1 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913
$6.50
5s '11
J-J
$25,000
July 1 1951
INT. at Nat. City Bank, N. Y.
(Subject to call after July 1 1931.)
cent
....
...
5s
'12
A-O $35,000
May 1 1952
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1932)
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13.
Water Bonds (Red. beg. 1921).
5s "11
...$143,000.
1951
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912
3,558,600
.
10,386
PORT ARTHUR IND. SCH. DIST.
Orange is the county seat.
Road Bonds (Red. beg. 1932).
234,9§0 ORANGE CO. NAVIG. DIST.
District No. 3.
Co.,
This city is In Cameron County.
ORANGE COUNTY.
5130,000
_.
District No. 2_.
$219,000
Sinking fund
Tax rate (per $1,000)
...
...
11,150
(3-5 act.)..4,715,008
1913...$15.90
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908- 514.80
114 000-....--.-
Drainage District No. 2 Bonds.
'12
5234,990
Drainage District No. 3 Bonds.
5a '12
527,950Drainage District No. 4 Bonds.
5a '12
5103,669.43
5e
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '11
1912
20*1952
25,000
Total assessed val. 1912..92,311,615
5s '12
J-J $138,000...July 2.. 1952'
(Assessment about full value.)
School tax rate (per $1,000) *12.$3.80
Fire-Station (Red. beg. 1932).
5s '12
J-J
$10,000.—July 20 1952 Population in 1913 (est.)
125,000
GEN. BD. DT. July 1 '13. $638,000
INT. payable at State Bank & Tr.
55,000c—.Nov 1 1944
Drainage Bonds.
515,000
Apr 1 1948
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913 $113,000
Sinking fund
24,880
Street and
4s '08
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.
Bonds.
J-J $322,000...July
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val.
Assess, val. *13 (abt. act.).16,172,645
County tax (per 51.000) '12..34.80
197
SAN
$144,000
Assessed valuation 1913__14,111,014
School tax (per $1,000) 1913...$5.00
SABA COUNTY.
San Saba is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
Apr
$750...May 15 1922
Apr
1,000. ..May 15 1922
Apr
2,750...Apr 10 1923
4s
Apr
5,000. ..Oct 10 1941
(Subject to call.)
Ref. Court-House (Red. frag.1920)
5s '10
Apr $75,000...Aug 10 1950
BOND. DEBT July 1'12..
$80,500
,
4s
ROBERTSON
4s
COUNTY.
Franklin is the county seat.
PALESTINE.
.
District No. 4
Anderson
1912:
5.00
District No. 3
8.50
District No. 4
8.50
INT. at County Treas. office.
MILAM COUNTY.
Is
the
county
seat.
Court-House (Optional).
5a '95
A-0 540.000c
.May 15 1935
Bridge Bonds {Optional).
58
48
34
>
80UC
....
53.072C.
...
Jail Bonds (Optional).
A O
58,000c..May 15 1935
Road District Bonds.
.8 '13
$150,000. .^...Optional
58 '13
50,000-i..
__1953
(Subject to call beginning 1933.)
Is '95
___
...
,
TOT. BD. DT. July 1913-.5105.872
Assess, val. *13 (% act.)__19,574,487
Tax rate
(per 51,000) 1912-...54.00
Population of county 1910
36,780
Goldthwaite Is the county seat.
Court-House Bds. (Red. beg.1922)
5e '12
A-O 555,000c
1952
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1
'13__
560,400
3,000
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '13
(3-5 act.)._6,275,000
'13-59.80
population In 1910
9,694
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.Y.
State&Co.tax (per 51,000)
•
MINERAL WELLS.
53,000
Water-Works (Red. beg. 1917.)
5s
'07
:Oct
*10.000..
(Subject
to
call
after
Oct.
1
1947
1
1917.)
Bridge Bonds (Red. beg. 1910).
5s
'07
„
31 ,196..
.
.Oct
(Subject to call after Oct.
1
1947
1
1910.)
Sewer Bonds.
'07
315,000....Oct
(Subject to call after Oct. 1
5s
M
....
1
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
Montague Is the county seat.
Court-House Warrants.
Mch $75,201.89Mchl2'14-*22
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913
$75,202
Aasessed valuation 1913.-12,806,465
Actual value (est)
"..20,000,000
Population In 1910
25,123
INT. at County Treas. office.
68 '12
NACOGDOCHES COUNTY.
13,175
24,556
Assess, val. '12 (65% act.).5,979,300
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913...$13 50
Population In 1910__.
...10,482
Road and Bridge Bonds.
$63,329.93_ _•
(Subject to call.)
Road-District Bonds.
...
'13
__s
...
$150,000.
CO. BD. DT. Apr 10'13.
$63,329
24,807
Road district debt
150,000
Assessed val. of co. 1913.13,288,110
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '13.$9.00
Population in 1910
27,454
Sinking fund-.
...
ANGELOT
SAN
on
paving and cityprison bonds payable at
Austin' Nat.
Bank,
Austin;
other
bonds at Nat. Park Bank, N.Y.City.
and
the
county
seat of Lamar
Incorp. in 1870.
School
Bonds.
1^9 05 F A
$35 000...Aug 10 1945
(Subject to call Aug. 10 1925.)
Jan
514.000c...Sept 1 1940
4}Ms'09 F-A
10,000...May 10 1959
(Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
5s *11
F-A 515.000...May 10 1961
(Subject to call after May 10 1921.)
6s
51.000
3s
'00
Water-Works
Bonds.
J-J
563,000c.-Sept 10 1953
(Subject to call after 1923.)
Is '98
J-J
565,000c-1937
4Hs'09 F-A
10,000...May 10 1959
(Subject to call after May .10 1919.)
5s *10
F-A 520,000..-May 10 1960
(Subject to call after May 10 1920)
5s '11
A-0 535,000
—Oct 1961
Subject to call after 1921.)
Refunding (Red. beg. 1918).
4s '08
58,500
May 10 1938
Funding Bonds.
68 '97
J-J
510.000c.-July 10 1937
Sewer (Red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
4H8'05 F-A 510,500-—Aug 10 1945
5s '12
F-A
15,000...Aug 10 1962
Street Improvement.
5s '99
J-J
$10,000*C-.Oct 11929
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1909.)
lHs'05 F-A 550,000c -Aug 10 1955
...
Nacogdoches Is the county seat.
(Subject to call Aug. 10 1935 )
Is'90
J-J
525,000*c.-June 1 1930
F-A
50,00Oc_.May 10 1958
Apr 590,000...July 10 1951 5s '08
(Subject to call after July 10 1916.) (Subject to call after May 10 1918).
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913
590,000 4Hs'09 F-A 525.000..-May 10 1959
Assessed valuation 1913. ..9,528„490 (Subject to call after May 10 1919.)
CO. tax rate (per 51,000) 1912.52.30 4^s'10 F-A 560,000—May 10 1960
Population In 1910.
27,406 (Subject to call after May 10 1920.)
F-A 525,000
INT. payable at State Treas. office 5s '11
May 10 1961
(Subject to call after May 10 1921.)
5s '12
F-A 550,000...Aug 10 1962
NAVARRO COUNTY.
County seat Is Corsicana.
(Subject to call beg. Aug. 10 1922.)
Court-House (Red. beg. 1910).
City-Hall (Red. beg. 1919). .
4s '05
A-0 5117,OOOq—Jan
2 1945 4Hs'09 F-A 510.000-..May 10 1959
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913
5117,000
BIdg. (Red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.).26,750,000 5s
'10 F-A
55,000
-May 10 1960
F-A
State&Co.tax (per $1',000) '13.57.50 5s'11
10,000...May 10 1961
Population tn 1910...
..47.070 (Subject to call after May 10 1921.)
F-A
INT. at Corsicana N. Bk., Corsicana. 5s '12
25,000--Aug 10 1962
Public Utility (Red. beg. 1919).
NOLAN COUNTY.
(Subject to call beg. Aug. 10 1922.)
5s '09
F-A 510.000-..May 10 1959
Sweetwater is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913.-5671,000
Road District No. 1 Bonds.
Ss'll
193,000
A-O5100,000o..Feb 13 1951 Water bonds (included)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913.. 5100,000 Sinking fund
140,158
Assess, val. '12 (2-3 act.)__8,390,405 Total assessed val. 1912
9,694,770
Co. tax rate (per 51,000) *12..54.20 Real value (est.)
15,000,000
Population In 1910
11.999 Total tax (per 51.000) 1909.. 510.00
11,371
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. Population In 1910
INTEREST is payable on the 3%,
4H%, 5% and 6% bonds at the
NUECES COUNTY.
Fourth Nat. Bank, New York City.
Corpus Christi Is the county seat.
Bishop Road District Bonds.
5s '13
ann $100,000
July 14 1953 PORT ARTHUR.
(Subject to call begin. July 14 1923.)
This city Is in JefifersonCounty.
TOTAL DEBT.
Street Bonds.
(?)
Assessed valuation 1913.517,886,190 5s *11
5100,000...Oct 10 1951
Population in 1910
21,955 (Subject to call on Oct. 10 as follows:
525,000, 1916:525,000, 1921; $25,ORANGE.
000, 1926, and 525,000, 1931.)
This
city Is the county seat of 6s '03
$22,000-a-Dec 1 1943
Orange County.
Incorp. 1894.
Drainage Bonds.
School Bonds.<»
•
5.95s'00 _$5,000
Sept 1 1920
58'95
A-O 511.000c-.Dec 28 1936
Channel Bonds.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
58 '11
—
.
...
4b'03
Feb
11943
6s
A-0 511,000c..May 11 1917
58
Water
«■ '97
21.000c...Feb
Bonds.
'00
...
$2,000
Sept 11920
City-Hall Bonds.
'12
J-J
$20,000.--July 20 1952
State Treas.
office in Austin.
city
Green
...
...
r
____
...
...
„
J-J
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 1913.. 199,000
5s
Assess, val. '13 (H act.)
6,092,193
Total tax rate (per$l,000) '13_$14.50
5s
Population in 1910
4^8*07 J-J
.10,321
'12
M-S
5s
County seat of Bexar Co.
in June 1837.
Incorp.
Total amount of assets
The 1913 bonds given in table be¬
are in hands of agents for sale on
City
Dept."
Nov.
5s
5s
basis.
29
of
See "State
"Chronicle"
and
for
1913.
Bridge Bonds.
'90
M-S$100,000c* .Sept 15 1920
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
'13
M-S $ 100,000c..
6,500 ___i_1914-1925
M-S
75,000
1914-1942
Refunding Texas &
5s
'04
F-A
'14-*34
$22,000c.JuIy 1
J-J
'12
Pac. Ry.
Bds.
527,000..Aug 1 *14-*39
4J^s'01 J-J $58,000..July 1 '14-'42
4^8*03 M-N
10,500..May 1 '14-'36
5s
'12
J-J
7,000
1914-1919
Refunding Water Bonds.
4^8*07 J-J
$34,000 .....1914-1947
Water Works Bonds.
4^s'03 M-N $26.000
5s
4
*05
J-J
Hs 06 F-A
1914-1933
8,500
1914-1929
6.500
"
1914-1926
......
(Part yearly for 40 years.)
System.
M-S $12,000c*.Sept 15 1920
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
Property Condemned, &c.
Electric Fire'Alarm
5s
1914-1921
.1914-1952
Sewer Bonds.
1911, $5,872,083.
low
commission
4,500
100,000
Public School Bonds.
5s
SAN ANTONIO.
'90
4Hs'08A-O
4^S'10J-J
12,000.. Apr 1 '14-'35
10,500.....1914-1934
5s
'11
J-J
19,500
5s
'12
J-J
33,000..July 1 *14-'45
M-S
10.000
5s *12
1914-1951
1914-1922
Fire Department Bonds.
M-S 575,000c*_Sept 15 1920
5s '12
M-S $13,000
1914-1925
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
Funding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '95
A-O $18,000..Apr 1 '14-'40
4*sg '00 M-N 5190.000c.May 1 1920
Electric Light Bonds.
4Hs'06 F-A 300,000r---Aug 1 1946
4^s '08A-O $14,500
1914-1940
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1926.) ■
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 '13__$590,500
Sewer Bonds.
1
33,423
5s g '94 M-S5500.000c-__Sept 1 1934 Sinking fund
Assess, val. '12 (4-5 act.)__7,980,160
5s '13
M-S 51,100,000c
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$17 50
(Part yearly for 40 years.)
Population In 1910
12,412
Sidewalk Bonds.
.INT. at Nat.Park Bk.,N.Y.City.
6s g *91 M-N $10,000c*_Nov 30 1931
58
'90
'
(Subject to call Ncr 30 1921.)
J-J
$10,000c*__July 1 1919
(Subject to call July 1 1909.) «•'
58 '90
M-S $10,000c*.Sept 15 1920
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
5b *89
5s
*13
M-S
25,000c
5s '90
M-S
SMITH
$41,000c*.Sept 15 1920
Street Improvement Bondst
68 g '91 M-N 550,000c*.Nov 30 1931
COUNTY.
Tyler is the county seat.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
3s
Apr $54,320c.
1927
Court-House (Red. beg. in 1918).
4s
(Part yearly for 40 years.)
School-Buiiding (Red. beg. 1910).
'08
A-O
$150,000c
.1948
1913_$194,320
BOND. DEBT Oct 1
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)_14,127,621
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '13._$8.90
Population in 1910..
.41,746
INT. on 3s payable in Austin; on
(Subject to call Nov 30 1921.)
> others in
Tyler, Austin and N. Y. C.
J-J 5250,000c*__July 1 1911>
(Subject to call July 1 1909.)
58 '90
M-S 550.000c*-Sept 15 1920
SWEETWATER IND. SCH. DIST.
(Subject to call Sept 15 1910.)
A district in Nolan County.
4V$?g'00 M-N5300,000c .May 11920 5s '12
Aug $50,000.
....1952
5s '89
5s-*13
M-S 1,875,000c
(Part yearly'for 40 years.)
TOTAL DEBT Mar 18
.
Police and
'13
Bank, Sweet¬
water, and Hanover Nat. Bank,N.Y.
TARRANT
Bridge Bonds.
5s'96 A-0 $5,000c&r
_._Apr 10 1936
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Feb $37,000c&r
Feb 1 1919
Fire Station Bonds.
M-S 5175,000c
4s*99
(Part yearly for 40 years.)
'13
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly and
M-S $50,000c
all
after
1
Feb.
1909.)
5s *12
(Part yearly for 40 years.)
GEN. BONDS Oct 1913 *$2,098,000
Floating debt
Sinking funds Sept 1 1913
COUNTY.
County seat is Fort Worth.
Garbage-Incinerator Bonds.
5s
6,950
INT. at First Nat.
1 1919
(Subject to call after July 1 1909.)
5s '07
F-A 150,000
.Aug 1 1917
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1907.)
Hospital Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $125,000c
(Part yearly for 40 years.)
5s
'13Jr_$72,000
Population in 1913
Public Improvements.
6s *89
J-J
550,000c*..July
200,000
700,000
Apr 600,000. ..Apr 10 1952
(Subject to call after Apr 10 1922.)
Road Bonds (red. beg. 1922).
5s '12
Apr $l,000,000_Apr 10 1952
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912..92,330,210
4s'99 Feb $204,000c&r__.Feb 1 1919
City tax (per $1,000) 1912____$15.40 •Subject to call $8,000 yearly and
Population In 1910
96.614*
all after Feb. 1 1909.)
*Not including bonds of 1913.
BOND. DT. July 1 1913_$1,814,000
INT. on refunding bonds of 1906 Sinking fund and cash
49,053
Assess, val. '12 (70% act.)93,276,040
onds of 1913 at City Treas. office
on County tax (per $1,000) '12_$3.33 1-3
or
at
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
all Population In 1910
108,572
others at Treas. office or at Import¬
ers' & Traders' Nat. Bank, N. Y. C.
TARRANT CO. IMPT. DIS. NO. 1.
DEBT LIMIT.—Bonded debt is
Levee & Dike (red. beg. 1930).
limited by city charter to 10%
of
5s '10
$250,000-..-1950
assessed valuation.
Eayable at City Treas. office;
...
BOND. DEBT Oct 25 1911 .$250,000
...
.
Treasurer's office In San Saba and at
...
4,000
58 *03
$7.80
11,245
County
Street and
—.
___
State&Co.tax(per$ 1,000) '12
Population In 1910
INTEREST
payable
at
Sherman
is
the
county
seat of
is the county seat of
Grayson Co. Incorp. Dec. 7 1858,
County.
Improvement Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
M-N $10,000
5s *12
Nov 1 1932
M-N$50,000
Mayl 1952 8s '92
(Subject to call after 1912.)
(Subject to call beg. May 1 1932.)
6s'94
J-J
5s
$4,000...Jan 15 1934
$20,000
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Funding Bonds.
6s '95
A-O $11,500
4s
1914-1935
$18,000___l___
School Bonds.
($500 payable yearly Oct 1.)
5s '99
F-A $26,000
5S
$95,000
1914-1940
Street Improvement Bonds.
Fire-Station Bonds.
5s
4^s'06 F-A $16,500
1914-1946
$15,000
Bond lost
6,500
..1914-1926
.$1,000 4 ^8'10 J-J
This
Tom
of city March 1
PARIS.
Cash and investments
6,868
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.)__9,lll,349
SHERMAN.
INTEREST
hall
1947
1917.)
515,000...:
afl '10
3,000
1950
BOND. DEBT July 1 1912 5124,472
Sinking fund
19,094
Assessed valuation 1912
3,582,445
Total tax r6te (per 51.000) '09.510 50
Population in loin..
3 950
_s
Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$192,000
_s
•
1871.
,
County.
County.
Street Bonds (Subject to call).
of
May
$8,500c.. .May 1 1938
(Subject to call after 1903.)
5s *96
May
$8,500c...May 1 1936
(Subject to call after 1901.)
4Hs'06 Mch 520,000c.— Mch 1 1946
(Subject to call after March 1 1926.)
5s *11
J-D $20,000c. ..June! 1951
(Subject to call after June 1 1921)
Fire-Station (Red. beg. 1920).
4^8'lOJan $18,000c
Jan 11950
Fire-Equipment (Red. beg.,1920).
5s '10
A-O
$9,000c...Oct 1 1950
Paving Bonds
4s *01
Sept $40,000c—Sept 2 1941
4s *08
j-rt
45,500c
Jan 2 1948
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1918.)
City-Hall and Prison Bonds.
5s *98
Nov $15,500c...Nov 1 1938
(Subject to call after 1903.)
Park Bonds (Red. beg. 1920).
5s '10
A-O $17,000c.—Oct 1 1950
This city Is In Palo Pinto
...
Incorp.
seat
5s '98
This is
la
County.
county
Floating debt
Sinking fund
COUNTY?"
MILLS
the
is
School-House
52.00
District No. 2
Cameron
Palestine
676,010
Tax rate (per 51,000)
District No. 1
Assessed
SAN ANTONIO IND. SCH. DIST.
'03
M-N$19,000c
1...1943
(Subject to call 1923.)
valuation
1910—
Tax rate (per S1.0U0)
1910
875,300
.17.50
4s
58 *07
M-N200,000c_
(Subject to call 1927.)
1947
prior to the law of 1038,*
whloh requires approval and regis¬
tration by State offloitli« yi——P
<
'Issued
198
TEXAS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
TAYLOB.
U. S. Supreme Court, and securities
This city is in Williamson County. held to be legal obligations.
V. 70,
Commission
government
approved p. 957.; these bonds have been re¬
Jan. 141913. V. 96, p. 299.
funded by new 4s, which are included
below.
School Bonds.
Pop'n 1910, 55,620.
5s '90
Bridge Bonds
$8,000
—1940
A-O $43,000c.-Feb 10 1936
6s '91
3,000
1916 4s.'98
5s *11
15,500—$500 yearly (Subject to call after Mch. 1 1905.)
5s *12
J-D
Apr
89,000c
Mch 10 1940
10,000— .Dec 15 1952 48 '00
Subject to call after Mch. 1 1905.)
(Subject to call Dec. 15 1922.)
Road 8c Bridge (red. aft. 10 yrs.
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '04
from issue).
$25,000
4s '08
A-O$327,000c
——-1948
Crematory Bonds.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913_$429,000
5s'11
$3,900
Sinking fund and cash—
,
31,10.4
Street Bonds.
Assess^ val. '12 (2-3 act.)_36,192,520
5s '08
$25,000
-1952 County tax (per $1,000) *12_$3 33 1-3
5s '12
25.000.
INT. at Amer. Nat. Bank, Austin.
(Subject to call beginning 1922.1J
—.
— _
___
.
[Vol.
DEBT
LIMITATION.—Bonded
debt is limited by charter to 8% of
assessed valuation for general pur¬
poses and
-
—
...
—
Road Dist. No. 2 (red. beg. 1921).
valuation
.....232,846
— .
WAXAHACHIE.
County seat of Ellis Co. Inc. 1871.
Railroad-aid bonds given below de¬
clared valid by courts.
See State &
City Supp. May 25 1912.
.
Street
...
....
_
'13—$114,400
1912—3,120,612 TRINITY COUNTY.
Groveton is the county seat.
Population in 19105,314
Court House (red. beg. 1923).
BOND. DEBT July 1
Assessed valuation
Abilene is the
Precinct No.
5s
'10
I
couftty seat.
5s
Road Bonds
$150.000C ——1950
...
——
...
(Subject to call after 1930.)
Court House Bonds.
5s '13
A-0$150,000c-.-Apr 3 1951
(Subject to call beginning Apr 3 '18).
CO. BD. DT. Aug 1 '13 —__$150j000
Road Dist. No. 1 debt_____ 150,000
Assess, val. of county '12-13,955,715
County tax (per $1,000) '12 —$2.80
Population in 1910——
——26,293
INTEREST is payable at Farmers',
& Merchants' Nat. Bank, Abilene.
-
Population in 1910—
INT.
on
12,768
—
road bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Gorveton, or Nat. City Bank,
N. Y..
"/V/,.:,':-y:C/. TYLER.
County seat of Smith County. The
validity of all bonded debt
of city
ever questioned
has been finally sus¬
tained by State Supreme Court.
See
"State & City Sec." for May 27 1905.
Refunding Bunds.
'06
.1 J
$30,000c.: July 1 1937
{Subject to call $8,000 after July 1
1916, $4,000 after July 1 1921, and
$18,000 after July 1 1926.)
5s
TEMPLE.
is in Bell County.' Com¬
defeated Apr. 10
This city
mission government
92, p. 1049.
Building Bonds.
1911.
5s
V.
6s
__—$11.500c-—Mch 1 1927
'87
Water (red. aft. 20 yrs. from issue).
07 J t>$ t 50.000C-.-iDec 11947
5s '09
F-A 100,000c
Aug 1 1949
5s g
School Bonds.
6s
J-J
Water-Works
58
'89
J-J
,
1 1926
1 1932
35,000*C_. Apr
Bonds.
$21,000c
.July 1
'06
J-J
25.000C-'—July 2 1946
A-O 100,000c
Apr 1 1950
(Subject to call after April 1 1930.)
Street Bonds (red. beg. 1929).
5s '09
A-O $50,000e.--Apr 1 1949
Sewer Bonds (red. May 15 '33.)
5s
M-N $75,000c__—May 15 19.53
BOND. DEBT July 1913__$426,000
Floating debt"34,653
Sinking fund51,000
Assess, val. '13 (% act.) —.7,092,838
City tax (per $1,000) 1913- —_$17.50
Population in 1910
10,993
5s
1919
School (red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
6s '89 • Aug $18,00U*C—Apr
1 1919
5s '12
50,0001951
Railroad Subsidy Bonds.
6s *98
5s '10
——...
INTEREST on water bonds pay¬
Fourth Nat, Bank, N. Y.
able at
F-A
$24,000*C—Apr
TEXARKANA.
This city is in Bowie County.
Inc.
1876.
Pop'n 1910, 9,790.
Street & Sewer (red. aft. 10 yrs.
from issue).
5s '96
J-J
$9,000--—July 1 1936
5s '03
M-N
23,000 --May 1 1943
in
Building Bonds.
6s'03
M N
$4,0.00-—
May 1 1943
(Subject to call after May 1 1913.)
'09
M-S
$2.500c_.-Mfch 1 1949
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1914,)
Street (red. aft. 5 yrs. from issue).
D
M-S
J
'09
1 1947
3.000c_-.Mch 1 1949
$2u,00U_, ..Dec
Improvement
M S
03 '94
Bond*.
$28,000
Mch 1 1934
(Subject to call $2,000 every three
years
after Mar 1 1904.)
Water Bonds.
$1,000
Jan 1 1936
Bridge Bonds (red. beg. 1912).
5s '07
J-D $10.000.-J. Dec 11947
Sewer (red. aft. 5 yrs. from issue).
68 '86
-_
5s '07
J-D
$10.000----Dec
'09
M-S
125,000c..
5s
11947
Mch 1 1949
Jail Bonds (red. beg. 1914)
5s '09
M-S
$5.500c- -Mch
;
1 1949
School BIdg. (red. beg. 1928).
5s '13
J-J
$50,000
Jan 1 1953
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913._ $306,000
Assessed val. (% act.) '12.6,034,103
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—$12.90
INT.
on
improvement bonds pay¬
able
at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on
bonds of 1903 at Sea¬
State
Treasurer's office in Austin; on bonds
of 1909 at Texarkana Nat. Bank or at
State Treas. office in Austin, and on
school bonds of 1913 at Texarkana
Nat. Bk. or Seaboard Nat. Bk.,N.Y.
street and sewer
5s '08
(Subject to call after 1918.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1913_$238,000
Sinking fund—
23,000
Assess, val. '13 (3-5 act.) —6,138,000
Total tax (per $1,000) ',13— .$29.70
Population In 1910
10,400
refunding bonds
payable In N. Y.; on paving bonds in
New York, Tyler or at Austin; on all
other bonds in Tyler.
INTEREST
on
$1.900: v.Feb
4s '05
13 1945
Refunding (red. beg. 1911)..
3s'01 Apr $80,000—.—Apr 10 1941
Road Bonds.
fts'OO Apr $31.000. —..Apr
10 1940
(Subject to call after 1905 )
Road Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
5s '12
$200,000.._
COUNTY DEBT July 1 '13 $114,700
Road dist. debt (add'l)
200,000
Assessed/County, 1911..11,665,471
val —[Dist. No. 1 —__ 6,816,410
State & Co tax (per $1.000)*11
$7.60
Population of county, 1910
14,990
...
_
—
—
~~
WACO.
This city is in McLellan County.
Present charter adopted in 1909.
Bridge
Bonds.
4sg '01 J-J
$50,000c—Jan
Funding Bonds
5s
1 1931
g*U-l
J-J
$32,0()0*C. .July 1 1921
5s g'93 A-O
14,000C...Oct
1 1923
4s g '00 J-J
49,000c... Jan 1 1930
5s
'09
J-J
Public
6s
g'94
5s
112,500c—.July 1 1939
Works
M-S
6s '94
M-S
Bonds
$20r000*C—Sept 1 1924
20,000C...Sept 1 1924
g'89
A-O 108,000*0..Oct
M-S
76,000*C__Sept
J-J
121,000*c..July
5s g'94 A O
54,000c...Apr
Water-Works. e
5s g'90
5s g'91
1
...
...
$7,000
12,000
15,600
Road & Bridge (red. beg. 1922).
$120,000.
1952
—
5s> '12
—
—
.
...
—
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913.$120,000
12,022
14,500—_.$500 yearly
Assessed valuation 1913—$8,720,246
F-A
2,500
Aug 1 1943
County tax (per $1,000) '12—$5.00
(Subject to call beg. Aug 1 1923)
Population in 1910
— .. .. ..23,417
Water Bonds.
'11
5s
Sinking fund...
—
5s '13
—
5s
'04
$5,000—Red. beg. '14
25,000—Red", beg. '14 YOAKUM.
5S '06
This city is in De Witt County.
8,250—$250 yearly..
5s '07
6,400....$200 yearly Inc. Mar. 13 1889. Pop'n '10. 4,667.
5s '10
Water-Works Bonds.
16,000.
$500 yearly
5s '13
F-A
$10,000
— —
22,500—..Aug 1 1953 _s
(Subject to call beg. Aug 1 1933)
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1913— $175,000 _S
$28,500—.
Total assessed val ..,—4,750,240
Street Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912—. $11.50 .s
$3,000
Cpu/or Ron tig
Population in 1910...---.
:6,205
INT. on bonds of 1913 at Nat. 58 *12
M-S $32,000
Sept 3 1952
Park Bank, N. Y., or Austin; on (Subject to call Sept. 3 1932 or any
others at Nat. City Bank, N. Y.
5-year period thereafter.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913__$82,500
City, or Austin.
Assessed valuation 1912...2,617,481
WHARTON CO. DR. DIST. NO. 2. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910. —.$9.50
5s '04
—
—
—
...
_
—
...
...
...
5s '12
A-O $50,000..Dec 10'14-'33
BOND. DEBT July 1 1913..$50,000
♦Issued
Assessed
val. 1913
318,490
INT. at Guaranty Trust Co., N.Y.
which
prior to the law of 1893,
requires approval and regis¬
tration by State official.
1919
5s g '04 M-N
4s g'03 A-O
5s '12 ■>
Street
5s *09
—
_
Sewer
J-J
J-J
5s
J-J
5s g '11 J-J
5s *13
J-J
School
...
COUNTY?"
►
43,000
35,000
31,000
Archer County
25,000
Arlington, Tarrant County... 25,000
Arlington Independ. Sch. Dist. 26,000
Atascosa County
.111,000
Athens (C); Henderson Co.... 30,000
Athens Independent Sch. Di8t. 40,000
Balllnger, Runnels County.— 65,000
Bartlett (C), Williamson Co.. 37,500
Bay City Independ. Sch. Dist. 43,000
Beevllle (C), Bee County.i... 27,000
Belton (C), Bell County
44,000
Bexar Co. Com. S. D. No. 48.
26,000
Big Springs Ind. Sch. Dist. —
37,000
Bonham Independent Sch, Dls 36,000
Bowie (C), Bowie County.... 41,500
Bowie County
283,000
Brenham (C), Washington Co. 62,250
Brewster County.
58,000
Briscoe Co. Com. S. D. No. 1. 25,900
Bronson Independent S. D_— 25,000
Burnett
31,800
County
;—i.
.
—
Countyl
—288,500
Calvert (C), Robertson Co... 25,000
Cameron (C), Milam County.. 33,000
Canadian (C), Hemphill Co.. 41,000
Canyon City (C), Randall Co.. 25,000
Cass County Road D. No. 7-. 35,000
Castro County.....
28,000
Childress (C), Childress County 54,000
Cisco (C), Eastland County.. 34,000
Caldwell
—
—
Clarendon Ind.
Sch. Dist
—
64,000
96,500
30,000
58,000
11933
400,000c.
-.1942
$75,000c_
July 1 1939
50,000c. ..July 1 1941
100,000
Jan 1 1943
$32,000*C__July 1 1921
24,000c.._July. 1 1923
1 1937
80,000c...July 1 1941
25,000
Jan 1 1943
Tax per Popula.
$1,000.
—
1910,
—
1,453
9,957
1,842
6,993,848
1,034,000
*1,280,303
None *2,893,718 *10.75
...w—
—
2,106
6,525
1,794
x6,869,114
None f 1,080,000
a6.00
1,731,000
d7,840,565
d~5.50
5,000 dl ,275,000
d 6.50
:
—
I
-
10,004
2,261
1,318,000
tl,998,135
1,272,939
2,200.900 *10.45
-
3,536
1,815
—
"3,269
12,000.000
2,000 *2,500,000 *11.50
1,651,110
1,613,751
......
4,164
.—
...—
12,600,000
-
.—
2,874
34,827
.-...
None*15,691,768
*8,439,882
779,454
451,000
*8,102,870
.*11,981,144
dl ,358,631
1,533,089
5,220
—
—
—
—
2,874
24,237
2,579
3,263
—
—
904 937
"None d1,000,000
d6".50
",i",406
None *3,286,819
*7.50
1,850
3,818
11,797,347
26,000
Clarksvllle (C), Red River Co.
Coleman (C), Coleman County
Coleman Independent Sch. Dls
Colorado County
Colorado Ind. Sch. Dist
Comal County..
......
1,180,510
d2,270,555
2,065
3,046
None
2,249,025
None *2,820,000
*13,579,939
25,000
*5.00
—
18,897
—
None *1,395,000
55,000
Comanche "(C), Comanche Co. 79,500
Comanche County
39,000
Commerce (C), Hunt County 44,000
None *6,945,198
—
34,000
Nov 1 1934
,
..
28,000
28,000
5s g'93 A-O $15,000c...Oct
1 1923
5s g'04 M-N
is the county seat.
59,0000—.Nov 1 1934
4s '07
J-J
Bridge Bonds.
50,000c...Jan 1 1937
5s '98
A-O $12,000c-.0ct 10 1928 5s '10
J-J
140,000c___Jan 1 1940
5s '00
A-O
7,000c
June 1 1930 5s g '11 J-J
70,000c. ..July 1 1941
5s '12
A-O
70.000c.-Oct 10 1952 5s '13
J-J
120,000
Jan 1 1943
Fire Station & Equip. Bonds.
(Subject to call beg. Oct. 10 1922.)
5s '09
Court-House Bonds.
J-J
$25,000c—.July 1 1939
5s *98
A-O
$7,000c—.Feb 7 1928
Fire Department Bonds.
BOND. DEBT July 1 '13—.$96,000 5s .12
$20,000c
-.1942
Assess, val. '13 (M act.)..10,828,000
Park Bonds
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '13_.$9.50 5s '10
J-J
$35,000c.-Jan 1 1940
Population in 1910
-.17,882 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1913.$2,445,500
INT. at State Treas. office in Austin Sinking fund and
water
or at Hanover Nat. Bank, N.
Y.
debt May 1913
449t891
Total assessed Val, 1912—
26,889,755
Real valuation (est.)
TRAVIS
—30,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000)1912...$17.50
County seat is Austin.
Bonds of
this county to the amount of $47,000, Population In 1910 (Census)—26,425
of which $43,000 are now outstand¬
INT. at Chemical Nat. Bank.N.Y.;
ing, were declared invalid by lower Spitzer, Rorick & Co., N. Y.f and
Court, but decision was overruled by at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
San Angelo
Anson (C)
Jones County
Anson Independent Sch. Dist.
Aransas
County.;
Assessed
valuation.
$1,250,000
None
3,075,283
Alvin (O), Brazoria County.. 36,000
Amarillo (C), Potter County..219,000'
Concho
Bonds.
TOM GREEN COUNTY.
Bonded Floating
debt,
debt.
Alice Independent Scb. Dist...$25,000
Alpine Independent Sch. Dist. 40,000
Commerce Ind. Sch. Dist;——
117.000c..Oct
60,000c...Jan
give statistics regarding several civil divisions in
-
Conroe Independent Sch. Dist.
Bonds.
5s g'91
5s g'93
we
Texas not included in the foregoing:
1 1924
Bonds.
J-J
5s g '11 J-J
5s '13
J-J
07
$305,000c.
In the table below
1 1921
1 1920
,
board Nat. Bank, N. Y., and at
WOOD COUNTY.
Quitman is the county seat.
...
Bonds.
'03
Bank,
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
(Subject to call.)
M-N
10,000(L.May 15 1938
58
5s
'00
'02
4s
INT. at Harris Trust & Sav.
,
Chicago; State Treas. office, and at
National Bank of Commerce, N. Y.<
11918
.
6s '07
4s
4s
—
$100,000.—June 1 1951
M-N $15,000c—May 15 1937
.
INT. at Fourth Nat- Bank, N. Y.
......
F-A
10,000 ——Aug 1 1953
(Subject to call beg. Aug. 1 1933)
RR. Aid (red. beg. 1909).
48 '09
$21,500
Paving Bonds.
5s '07
VICTORIA COUNTY.
TEBBELL.
Victoria is the county seat.
This city is in Kaufman County .
Street (red. aft. 10 yrs. from issue).
Bridge Bonds.
5s'12
s-a
$25,000c1932 Ss'OO Apr
$1,900.——Nov .18 1939
5s *12
s-a
6,000c
1952
(Subject to call after 1905.)
4s 02 Apr
Water-Works (red. beg. 1922).
$1,900
Apr 10 1942
6s '12
s-a
$20,000c
1932
(Subject to call after 1907.)
TOT. BD. FT. May 1913- $143,200 4s'02 Apr
$1,900
Apr 10 1942
Assessed valuation 1912—2,938,356
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Total tax (pel-$1,000) 1912—$12.50
Population in 1910
7,050
$25,000
A-O
Road Dist; No. 4 (red. beg. 1920).
$200.000.. July 10 1950
BOND. DEBT July 1 *12.
$401,500
Sinking fund...
20,163
Assessed valuation 1913 —32,344,520
County tax (per $1,000) 1912.. 3.15
Population In 1910
42,228
4Hs'10 J-J
Bonds.
...
'11
5s
58'13
„—
$21,000c—.July 2 1934
J-J
'94
Funding Bonds.
'96
J-J
$35,000c..-Apr
6s '96
'12
School
$50,000—
——1953
Road District No. 1 Bonds.
'13 Apr.
$60,000-1933
TOTAL DEBT—
—-_(?)
5s '13
COUNTY.
TAYLOB
5s
...
———
Court House (red. beg. 1920).
4^8*10 A O $100,000..Apr 10 1950
WASHINGTON DRAIN. DIST.
■
—
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Georgetown Is the county seat.
4% for water improvem'ts.
5s
J-J
$21,000 -Jan 1 '30-'51
TOT. BD. DT. July 1913_._$57,000
Assessed
xcvii.
County
...
Cooper Independent Sch. D—
Coryell County
—;—.
Crockett, Houston County
Crockett CQunty.
Crockett Co. Com. S. D. No. 1
Crowell Independent S. D
Cuero Ind. Sch. Dist.
Dalhart Independent Sch. Dist
Decatur Independent S. D._.
Del Rio Independent Sch. Dist
De Witt County.
Dickens
County
Dimmit County
Dublin (C)
Erath County
Eagle Pass Ind. Sch. Dist
Eastland County.
Elgin (T), Bastrop County. —
...
—
— __
—
Ellis Co. Dr. Dist. No. 1_.
El Paso Co. Com. S. D. No. 8
El Paso Co. Dr. Dist. No. 1—
26,600
38,000
26,000
30,000
33,500
27,000
38,000
68,000
36,246
65,400
53,000
30,000
40,000
30,000
31,000
50,000
68,000
Erath
—...
—
Falls
—.—
8,434
2,756
27,186
2,818
.
~~6~, 654
—
21,703
3,947
1,296
50,000
26,500
35,000
Ellis County.
58,000
County
30,000
County
100,000
Farmersvllle (C), Collin County 40,500
Floresville (C), Wilson County 34,000
Foard County.
83,000
Frio County
113,963
Gilmer (T), Upshur County.. 37,000
Glasscock County
32,500
Goliad County
40,000
Grand Falls Dr. Dist
33,000
Grand Prairie Ind# Sch. Dist. 25,000
Gregg County
30,000
Groveton Ind. Sch. Dist—— 25,000
Hale County
82,000
Hall County
118,500
Hamilton (C) , Hamilton Co— 29,656
Ennls (C),
*5.00
*8.70
5,267 *2,377,618 *10.00
.*11,789,449 —
5;000 *1,687,770 *11.50
1,566,010
None *4,475,417
*8.40
927,831
1,024,040
None *9,545,730 *10.00
■
None
......
Nonq
2,392,232
1,021,275
1,831,992
_
845,120
——
None*18.563,040
None *3,973,744
*6,453,344
tl,593,252
None
1,857,774
NonexlO.OOO.OOO
None *1,327,120
120,885
31,074,920
285,000
None
2,203,530
*12,071,575
•
*9.80
23,501
3,092
3,460
2,551
——
5,669
32,095
35,649
1,848
f 1,106,530
1,402,338
*4,254,831
6,500,000
5,000 *1,050,175
None *1,926,038
None *8,652,755
—
23,421
1,707
..*18,701,520
—...
—
—
1 <817,840
"5",726
...
7.4
"
1,484
1,14a
9,909
None
740,300
*4,723,655
804,342
Nonexll.175,975 *10;00
*5,982,217
J-,—
I#291,670
—
—
— —
7,566
,
Bonded
Floating Assessed
Hamlin
(C), Jones County
$45,000
Hardeman County
774,000
Harllngen (C), Cameron Co
31,500
Harllngen Ind. Sch. Dlst
40,000
Harrison County
37,000
Haskell (C), Haskell County._ 38,500
Hearne (C), Robertson Co
35,000
Heldenhelmer Ind. Sch. Dlst. 55,000
Hemphill County
85,700
Hemphill Co. Com. S. D. No.1
Henrietta (C), Clay County._
Hereford (C), Deaf Smith Co.
Honey Grove (C), Fannin Co^
Huntsvllle Ind. Sch. Dlst
25,000
Itasca Independent Sch..Dlst.
Jacksboro (C), Jack County..
35,000
27,500
32,000
Districts. 185,577
Jacksboro Ind. Sch. Dlst
Drain.
Jacksonville (C), Cherokee
Co.
Jacksonville Ind. Sch. Dlst...
Jefferson Co. Com. S. D.No. 5
Jefferson Co. Dr. Dist. No. 3.
Jefferson
(C), Marlon County.
Jim Wells County
Jones County..
Karnes County
Kaufman (C), Kaufman Co...
Kent County
...
28,000
25,000
25,000
92,000
83,000
70,000
129,379
59,500
38,500
32,000
Kerr Co. Road Dist. No. 1...
40.000
Kerrville
(T), Kerr County._
Kingsville (C), Nueces Co;.--.
Kingsville Ind. Sch. Dist....
Kinney County
...
Knox County
;
La Grange (C), Fayette Co..
Lampasas (C), Lampasas Co.
Lampasas County
Laredo, Webb County
La Salle County.
45,000
84,000
40,000
36,000
Leon Co. Road Dist. No. 4...
30,000
—
....
Limestone
32,500
29,000
57,000
26,500
84,000
47,925
25,000
58,000
35,000
286,362
77,500
80,000
35,000
Lubbock Ind. Sch. Dlst
Lufkln (C), Angelina County.. 52,300
Lytle (C), Atascosa County.. 28,000
McCulloch
County
...144,000
McKlnney (C), Collin County .100,500
McLean Independent S. D
25,000
Marlln (C), Falls County
91,500
Mart, McLennon County
50,000
Martin County
40,000
Martindale Ind. Sch. Dist
50,000
Mason County
40,000
Maverick
County
42,602
Medina County
58,500
Merkel, Taylor County.
25,000
Mexla, Limestone County.... 62,250
Midland County
72,000
Midland (C). Midland County 53,600
Mitchell County
86,000
M ontgomery Co. Rd. Dis. No. 1.100,000
Motley County
50,500
Mt. Pleasant (C). Titus Co
38,000
Mt. Pleasant Ind. Sch. Dlst.. 32,000
Nacogdoches (C), Nac'es Co. 95,000
Navasota (C), Grimes County. 32,500
New Braunfels (C), Comal Co. 67,000
New Castle Ind. Sch. Dist..__l 10,000
Paducah (C), Cattle County..$37,000
— -
37,243
2,436
2,352
W
"3", 170
1,750
....
~
1,843
1,235,400
1,600 *1,400.996
......
1,480
::::::
2",o34",659
IIZI
nil
"2,875
None
f 1,500,000 f25.00
1,198,270
23,520,780
1,000
597,511
,
*6,929,645
36,484212,135,000
25.00
None2l0,658,244<
1,162,502
None 22,500,000
26.30
1,804,951
....
None 21,109,120 2IO.OO
21,833,563
None 22,390,279
24,603,965
26,259,477
1,356,684
674,091
26,975,710
32,000 23,724,100 215.50
-
"2",515
—
....
24,299
14,942
1,969
2,655
"
1,843
......
....
3,401
9,625
1,850
......
......
....
"9", 532
......
I"I"
14,855
4,747
"543",240
215,438,450
717,000
None 21,000,000
26,604,840
None 22,035,425
None
2,021,362
None 22,344,000
3,000 72,540,123
2,177,400
21,600,000
34,621
25.00
6,520
2,945
5,155
27.00
>
....
22.50
"
1,938
76.50
......
"2,749
26.50
13,405
3,109,530
753,000
2,763,190
None 21,878,950
.
4,714
"3", 878
......
None
26.50
2,939
1,549
—
2,225,000
None 24,522,020
29.00
5,683
5,151
....-211,251,445
None
7823,984
a 7.00
2",008
71.262,375
5,734,287
......
'"III
...
26,366,848
2,423,048
—
2,394
3,464
2,192
8,956
—
IIII
....
2",396
71,239,250
None
1,417,792
3,332 *2,200,000
2,220,053
1,883,200
None
3,137
3",369
*6.50
3,284
......
.1,350
....
*8,593,313
1,490,682
1,540,216
*4,914,604
855,045
*2,671,554
--
S. D_ 27,500
.. — -
1,416,940
2,078
1,382
d3.70
None *1,210,231
20,858
8,58
1,126,104
"imI
" 881,370
None
...
d4,696,784
2,764,920
.
"¥,071
72,172,276
*7,348,534
7,307
1,331,492
*1,899,445
20,000 *6,443,642
2,358,892
*9.16+10,924
......
2,125
*5.00
None d3,311,234
None *2,500,000
*6.50
d5.00
*6.80
*443,000
7956,380
1,000 *1,251,901
....
71,323,461
*2,070,754 *10.75
*4,210,340
....
None
■_
—
1,939,965
*2,965,423
——
*9.75
*6.50
4,000 *2,353,450
None *4,733,797
1,105,440
1,589,920
*3,828,624
......
3,167
2,514
3",902
2,561
1,493
5,320
5,151
1,569
4,176
4,012
......
¥.288
1,430
1,571,415
935,274
*6,067,700
None *3,090,516
913,460
*9,541,435
4,500 *5,031,284 *11.50
—
.....
....
.....
25,651
3,193
3,673
4,148,772
12", 139
25,561
5,074
21,123
*5,364,278
_
(C) City.
(T) Town.
figures,
t 1911 figures,
*9.50
600 *1,500,000
-
*11,072,190
* 3,116,445
4,659,177
921,880
*3,811,538
None 11,100,000 111 50
None d6,082,300
d6.50
6,915,045
•*-
....
'
5,258
1,563
8,200
....
161594
None
*9.00
12,000
*14,010,450
672,895
None *8,544,430 *11.70
None *5,427,805
*8.50
13,657
1,889
None*11,500,000
994,182
..._
402,848
$815,000
—
......
—
.....
......
L'j
51,900
County
12,424
3,127
3,312
4,392
320,162
1,619,770
......*12,577,135
County.
'
40,000
Robstown Ind. Sch. Dist.
25,000
Rockdale (C), Milan County.. 42,000
Rockport (C), Aransas County 30,000
Rogers Independent Sch. D__ 29,716
Rosebud Ina. Sch. Dist
25,000
Round Rock Ind. Sch. Dist— 29,000
Runnels County
57,094
Sabine County..
38,000
San Benito Ind. Sch. Dlst
25,000
San Marcus, Hays County
57,000
San Patricio County
130,000
San Patricio County Common
School Dist. No. 1.
44,000
San Saba Ind. Sch. D 1st.
37,000
Scurry County
87,500
Seguin (C), Guadalupe Co... 67,000
Seymour (C), Baylor County. 31,000
Silverton Sch. Dist. No. 1—25,900
Smithvllle (C), Bastrop Co... 29,200
Snyder (C), Scurry County— 44,400
Stamford School District
40,000
Stamford (C), Jones County.. 38,000
Stephenvllle (C), Erath Co
43,000
Sterling County
45,000
Stonewall County
* —122,240
Sulphur Springs
94,250
Sutton County
26,000
Sweetwater (C), Nolan County 95,000
Swisher County
60,000
Tarrant Co. Com. S.D.No.57_ 33,000
Teague (C), Freestone County 48,500
Terrell County
25,000
Trinity River Irr. Dist
125,000
Tulia (C), Swisher County— 27,000
Upshur County—_—
43,100
Uvalde Ind. Sch. Dist..
40,000
Van Alstyne (C), Grayson Co. 27,375
Van Zandt County
56,000
Vernon (C), Wilbarger Co
59,960
Victoria (C), Victoria County. 52,500
Victoria Ind. Sch. Dist
57,000
Waller County.
61,995
Washington County.
57,000
Weatherford, Parker County- 97,999
Wharton County..
75,350
Wharton Co. Rd. Dist. No. 1.300,000
Wharton (C), Wharton Co— 41,990
Wheeler County.
53,312
Whitewright (C)'.
28,500
Wichita Falls (C), Wichita Co. 153,000
Wichita Falls Sch. Dist...... 111,500
Wichita County
51,000
Wilbarger County.
90,000
Winnsboro (C), Wood Co.... 33,000
Wise County
70,000
Wolfe City (C), Hunt Co
26,500
Young County..
60,000
Zavala County
45,000
Roberts
"
....
"
l",566 11,028",840
Refugio
Richmond Independent
....
2,829
*812$
None *3,179,134
Polk Co. Road Dist. No.2...
2,300
10,008
31,038
8,881
*6.50
*5.00
3,500 *2,467,787
__
19,506
20,424
28,331
*8,072,010
......
50,000
40,000
Polytechnic, Tarrant County. 45,000
70,000
Potter County
Quanah (C), Hardeman Co.. 41,500
Randall County
66,000
Reeves County
—
27,500
Reeves Co. Com. S, D. No. 1. 25,000
Reeves Co. Com. S. D. No. 2. 25,000
Plainvlew Ind. Sch. Dlst..
Assessed Tax per
Popuia.
valuation. $1,000.
1910.
d800,000 d$6.50
210,865,370
24,701,200
*13,486,760
1,306,536
Co.. 50.000
Palo Pinto County
72,000
Panola County
54,400
Parker County
25,000
Pecos (C), Reeves County
35,000
Pecos County
78,300
Pittsburgh (C), Camp Co
37,500
Plain view (C), Hale County— 80,000
Palacios (C), Matagorda
-—
......
25,000
Livingston Ind. Sch, Dlst
Llano County
Lockhart (C), Caldwell Co
Longvlew, Gregg County
Longvlew Ind. Sch. Dlst
Lubbock (C), Lubbock Co
1,978
11,213
Nonerfl,015,000 *$6.50
18,973,320
652,567
24.00
None 12,350,000
29.90
Nonezl2,901,680
1,264,419
952,955
t402,240
None *3,870,481
1,392,200
1,159,360
26.50
2,500 21,200,000
None xl.900,000 210.00
24,038,337
28,513,830 211.00
24,842,805
36,000
County..
Live Oak Co. Road Dist No. 1
1910
,
......
35,500
40,500
42,000
60,000
Hood County
52,799
Hopkins County
56,000
Howard County.
i
150,000
Howe (C), Grayson County._ 25,500
Hubbard (C), Hill County
25,500
Bonded Floating
debt.
debt,
Tax per Popuia
Valua'Aon. SI,000
Debt.
Debt.
Jackson Co.
199
ISLAND TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS.
Nov., 1913. J
a Total tax.
d 1912 figures.
1/1910
State and county jtax.
I Total debt.
c
*1913 figures.
Island Territories and Possessions
4s g *06 Q-F $l,000,000r.Feb 1 1936
(TERRITORY OF).
1,500,000r Aug 1 1939
W. F. Frear, Governor; D. L. Conk- 4s g '09 A O
ling, Treasurer; Henry O. Hapai, 'Subject to call after Aug 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '12 $12,000,000
Registrar of Public Accounts.
2,517,588
Organized .as Territory by Act of Sinking fund
Congress Apr. 30 1900. Total area of Total assessed val, 1911.260,700,000
(No assessm't made of personal.)
Territory
(square miles! is 6,454.
Population In 1903(census) 7,635.426
Honolulu Is tne capital.
INT. payable at Treasury of U. S."
Public Improvement Bonds.
HAWAH
g'05 J-J $1.000,000c.Jan 2 1920
'Subject to call after Jan 2 1910.)
4^s g'03A-O $l,000,000_Oct 1 1918
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1908.)
3 Ms g *06 J-J 750,000c..'.Jan 2 1921
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1911.)
3 V$s '07 A-O $294,000c.0ct 1
1922.
'Subject to call after Oct 1 1912.)
3 Hls'09 A-O $200,000c..Oct
1 1924
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1914.)
4s g '11 F-A$l,500,000o_Aug
1 1941
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1931)
4s '12
M-S$l,500,000c Sept 3 1942
(Subject to call beg. Sept. 3 1932.)
Refunding Bds. (Red. beg. 1910).
4s g *05 A-O $600,000. ..Oct 4 1920
BOND, DEBT Oct 8 '13 $6,844,000
Sinking fund
79,249
Total assessed val,1913
175,201,161
Population in 1900...
154,001
Population in 1910
— .191,909
Population in 1913 (est.)
217,744
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, Nat.
Park Bank, N. Y. City, and at U. S.
Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y. City.
LIMIT OF DEBT.—ByActofCongress (Chap. 339, Laws of 1900) the
limit of Indebtedness Is fixed at 7% of
the assessed value of taxable property
4 Ha
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.—
"Land
The
Francis Burton Harrison, Gov.
of Islands In the Pacific
Ooean ceded to the United States as
the result of the war with Spain In
1898.
Manila Is the capital.
A
group
Land
Purchase
Bonds.
'04 Q-F $7.000,000..Feb 1 1934
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1914.)
Public Impt. (Red. aft, 10 yrs.
from issue).
41 g '05 Q-M $2,500,000-Mch 1
1935
4s g
■
bonds
were
tary
BOND. DEBT July 1 *12 $4,000,000
school
Sinking fund
416,000
'12(abt. act.). 42,954,130
(There Is no assessment made
Assess, val.
of
personal property.)
General tax (per $1,000) 1912.$15.00
Population in 1903 (census). .220,000
Population In 1912 (est.)
240,000
INT. payable at Treasury of U. S.
Issued to purchase some 410,000 acres
of land owned by
the Friars, and all
from the sale or lease of
such lands are to constitute a trust
fund for the payment of the principal
PORTO RICO.
proceeds
A sinking
established for
and Interest of the bonds.
fund
has
also
been
the payment of the public
ment bonds at maturity.
Improve¬
TAX EXEMPT.—Under the vari¬
ous
Acts of Congress authorizing the
above
bonds, all Issues of the Gov¬
ernment of the Philippine Islands or
those made by Its authority are ex¬
empt from all taxation In the Philip¬
pine Islands or In the United States.
~~
CEBU.
A
city
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913. $125,000
Sinking fund
2,421
Assess, val., real
'12(Hact)3,500,000
1912...-.$8.75
INT. is payable at U. S. Treas'y.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
MANILA.
Philippine Islands.
Date
of
charter
form
of
government
Aug. 7 1901.
The
of this city Is
of Washington,
D. C., and the Philippine Govern¬
ment provides for 30% of the annual
expenditures. All bonds are tax-expt.
modeled
.Water
after
&
that
Sewer Bds.—(Tax-Ex't.)
'05 Q-J $l,000,000r -June 1 '35
(Subject to call after June 1 1915.)
4s g '07 Q-J
$2,000,0Q0r_Jan 2 1937
4b g
(Subject to
call
the
Island
of
possessions
after Jan
2
1917.)
There
are
further
of
taxes
$1
for
purposes and $1 to pay the
principal and interest of the loans of
1907 and 1910.
Prin. and int.
on
the loans of 1909
and 1913 will be ultimately provided
for by assessments levied upon prop¬
erty benefited by irrigation projects.
ARECIBO.
A city In Porto Rico.
'02 J-J $22.000c-.—Jan 1 1922
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.)
BOND. DEBT Nov 11'13$22,000
6s g
lowing the war of 1*898.
San Juan
Ass'd val. '12-'13(abt. act.)7,405,110
Is the capital.
•
The
borrowing capacity of the City tax rate (per M) 1912—..$13.00
various
municipal corporations in the
Island of Porto Rico is now governed
by Act No. 4 of the laws of 1913,
which took effect immediately after
its
approval on Feb. 19 1913.
The
provisions of this Act will be found
in
V. 97, p. 541.
4s g
'07 J-J $700,000o ..Jan 1 *14 27
4s
g'10 J-J
425,000r-_.Jan
11927
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1920.)
g.12 J-J $100,000c...Jan 1 1937
(Subject to call beg. Jan
1 1922.)
Irrigation Bonds
4s g
Population in 1910.
INT. payable. In
.42,429
N. Y. City.
MAYAGUEZ.
Rico.
Funding & Improvement Bonds.
$30.000
Jan 1 1922
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1912.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 1912—$30,000
A city In Porto
6s g '02 J-J
Ass'd val.
'12-'13(abt. act.)6,943,607
City tax (per $1,000) *12
$16.00
Population in 1910
...16,563
'09 J-J $3.000,000c.Jan 1 *14-33
'13 J-J $1,000,000r Jan 1 '33-'43
PONCE.
A city In Porto Rico.
414,207 6s g *02 J-D $64,000
Jan 1 1922
Assess.val. '12(abt.act.).178,275,130
(Subject to call Jan 1 1912.)
Tax rate (per $1.000)'12
^$12.00 BOND. DEBT July 1 1912—$64,000
Population In 1899
953,243 Ass'd val.'12-'13(abt.act.)13,897,675
Population in 1910
1,118,012 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12.$14.00
35,005
INT. on 1910 and 1913 bonds is Population In 1910
4s g
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913_$5,225,000
Sinking fund
payable at the U. S. Treasury; on all
'/~
city In the Province of Manila.
Island of Luzon,
of
One
the United States ceded by Spain fol¬
4s
In the Philippine Islands.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Inc. Jan. 31
1901.
Pop'n 1912 (est), 70,000.
Sewer, Drain, Water & School Bds.
4s g'll Quar $125,000r.__Jan 1 1941
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1921.)
A
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Purchase"
service throughout the island.
'08 Q-A $1,000,000r_jan 2 1938
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1918.)
4s g
other
bonds
at
office
of
J.
&
INT. payable in N.
Y. City.
W.
Sellgman & Co. In New York City.
TAX
FREE.—All
bonds
are
ex¬
Insular and municipal
taxes of the Island.
*Of this tax of $12, $7.92 is turned
over
by the Government of Porto
Rico to the municipalities and school
boards for their support.
The re¬
mainder, $4.08 is retained by the
Insular Govt.
Of this amount, $1
is retained for general purposes and
$1.08 is applied exclusively for sani¬
empt
from
SAN JUAN.
This
city Is the capital of Porto Rioo.
Improvement Bonds.
J-J $197,000c
Jan 1 1922
(Subject to call at any interest date)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912—
$197,000
Public
6s g '02
Ass'd
val.'12-'15(abt.act.)27,880,508
Total tax rate(per$ 1,000) 12 ..$14.00
Population In 1900
Population In 1910
1
32,048
48,761
INT. at Wm. A. Read & O0..N.Y.
INDEX.
200
GENERAL
Page.
Page.
Abbeville, La
bbevllle. Ala
40
Angola. N. Y
186
Iowa.-.119
Abbeville. S. C., & S. D_.180 Annapolis, Md
78
Aberdeen, Miss
187 Ann Arbor, Mich., & Sch.
Anita Sch. Dist.,
191
-
-
-
-
-
Dist
Aberdeen,S.Dak., & S. D.128
Aberdeen &S.DNo.5.Wasbl63 Anne Arundel Co., Md— 78
18o
Abilene, Kan., & 8. D_..132 Annlston, Ala—
.115
Abilene, Tex
—193 Anoka, Minn
Abington, Mass
16 Anoka Co. S. D. No. 12,
Minn-.....-.--115
Ablngton Twp.A S.D.,Pa. 67
Accomack County, Va—170 Anson, Me...
10
Ackerman,
Miss
-.189 Anson, Tex., & Sch. Dist. 198
Anson County, No. Caro. 178
Acquackanonk Twp. S. D.
34
N.J59 Ansonia, Conn..
Acton West & SouthWater
Anthony City, Kan
13b
112
Supply Dist., Mass
16 Antigo, Wis
153
Ada. Ohio
81 Antlers. Okla
Ada Sch. Dist., Ohio
145
96 Antonito, Colo
Adair, Iowa
^
.122 Apache Co., Ariz
--i4§
Ada.Okla
150 Appanoose County, Iowa 122
Ada Co
Idaho
-.140 Appleton, Wis
......112
Ada Ind. S. D., Minn..118 Appling Co., Ga
..183
Adair Co. Dr. Dist.. Mo..125 Appollo Sch. Dist., Pa— 76
Adams, Mass., & F. D._ 16 Aransas Co., Tex—-.-I 198
40
Adams. N. Y...
56 Arcade, N. Y—
Ada i s Co., Ind
184
100 Arcadia (C), Fla
Ada
b
56
Co., Iowa
122 Arcadia, N. Y
Ada
s Co., Miss
187 Arcadia Sch. Dist., Cal__155
U.
F.
S.
D.
Ada ! s County, No. Dak. 126 Arcadia
No. 2, N. Y
Adam* Co., Ohio
40
81
Adam
96
Co., Pa
76 Arcanum, 0
Adam* Co., S. D., Wash.165 Areata, Cal
160
Adams Co., Wis—
96
114 Archbold, Ohio
67
Addyston, O
96 Archbald, Pa
—198
Adel. Ga...
.183 Archer Co., Tex.
Adkin S. D., W. Va
171 Areola Dr. D. No. 1. 111.. 105
Adrian, Mich
106 Ardmore, Okla., & S. D__ 150
Adrian S. D., MIch______110 Ardsley, N. Y_._.
40
199
Alton, Okla
.153 Areclbo, Porto Rico
..191
Agawam, Mass
16 Argenta S. D., Ark
Aiken, S. C
180 Argenta Imp. Dist. No.
15, Ark
-.-.192
Aitkin, Mlnn.j A S. D—118
Aitken Co., Minn...
115 Argentine, Kan. (see Kan¬
sas City)
.132
Akron, 0„ & S. D
81
.
....— —
—
.
.
_
—
,
._
—
-
Alabama—
—184
148
191
Arizona.
County, Fla_.._184 Arkansas
&
C
176 Arkansas City, Kan.,
School District
132
Alameda, Cal., & S. Ds_.155
Alamosa, Colo
...143 Arlington, Mass.
17
Albany, Ga.
181 Arlington, Tex., & Sch.
Dist
198
Albany. N. Y
40
Albany, Ore
..160 ArmijoUn. H. S. D., Cal.155
Albany Co., N. Y
40 Armstrong County, Tex. .193
67
Albemarle, N. C.._
...178 Arnold, Pa
Albert Lea, Minn
115 Aroostook Co., Me
9
Albla, la
122 Artesia, N
Mex
-.148
AlbiaS. D., Ia
..145
119 Arvada, Colo
Albion; Mich...
....106 Arverne-by-the-Sea, N.Y.
Albion (V.) N. Y
—(See N. Y. .City)-.-- 50
40
Albion.. Pa
76 Asbury Park, N.J
59
Albion S. D., Neb..-..129
Ashboro, N. C
178
183
Albuquerque,N.M.& S.D.147 Ashburn, Ga
Alcorn Co., Miss
..187 Askeville, N. C.
176
Alexander Co., Ill
102 Ashland, Ky
173
Alachua
Alamance Co., N.
_
_
—
.
—
Ashland. N. H.
12
Ashland; Ohio, & County. 82
.118 Ashland, Ore., & Sch. D.161
167 Ashland, Pa
'
67
Alexandria Bay, N. Y
56 Ashland, Wis. (City & Co.) 112
Alexandria S. D„ La....191 Ashland Sch. Dist., Ohio. 82
Alfalfa Co. S. D., Okla...l53 Ashland School Dist., Pa. 76
Alfred, N. Y_
76
56 Ashley, Pa
Alger Co., Mich
106 Ashley Irrig. Dist., Mont. 137
Algona, Iowa, & S. D
122 Ashley Co. Dr. D. No. 1,
Ark
191
Algonac, Mich
110
Alhambra, Cal.. & S. Ds_ 155 Ashtabula, Ohio., & Co" 82
Alexandria, Ind
Alexandria, La.
Alexandria, Minn
Alexandria, Va
...101
190
—
_
Alice I. S.
Ashtabula Sch. Dist., O—
Allamakee
Asotin, Wash
D., Tex
.198
County, Iowa. 122
Allegany (V.), N. Y
56
Allegany Co., Md
78
Allegheny, Pa. (see PIt'gh) 73
Allegheny County, Pa__. 67
Allegheny County, Va..,170
Allen, Okla....
153
Allen County, Ind
98
Allen Co., Kan
132
Allen Co., Ky
172
Allen Co., Ohio
82
Allendale, N. J
66
Allen hurst, N, J__
66
Allentown, N. J
66
Allentown, Pa., AS, D__ 67
Alliance, Neb.
129
Alliance, O., & S. D
82
Alliance S. D., Neb.___.131
Alma, Kan
136
Alma, Mich
.....110
Alma (C.>, Neb.
131
Alma S. D., Mich
..106
Alpena, Mich
^110
Alpine Ind. S. D., Tex.^198
Alpine S. D. No. 1, Utah. 146
Altamont, N. Y_
56
Alton, HI., AsS. D...
102
Altoona, Pa.,- & S. D
67
Alturas, Cal...
160
Altus, Okla., & Sch. Dist.153
Alva, Okla
150
Alva Sch. Dist., Okla
.153
Alvin (C.), Texas.......198
Amarlllp, Tex
198
Amarillo Ind. S. D., Tex. 193
,
Ambraw
Drain
&
River
Drain Dists., 111..
105
Ambrldge, Pa., &S. Dis__ 67
Americus, Ga..
Ames,
Ia
181
119
Ames School Dist., Iowa. 122
Amesbury, Mass
Amherst, Mass
16
16
82
183
Aspen, Col
145
Asplnwall, Pa
67
Astoria, Ore
161
Astoria S. D- No. 1, Ore. 161
Atascosa Co., Tex
...198
Atchafalaya
Basin
Lev.
D., La..
..190
Atchison, Kan. (City & Co) 132
Atchison Co. Dr. D., Mo. 125
Atchison S. D., Kan.... 132
Athens, Ga_
181
Athens. O., C., Co. &S.D
82
Athens, Tex., & I. S. D..198
Athol, Mass
17
Atlanta, Ga__.
;
.181
Atlantic, Iowa
119
Atlantic
City,N.J.,&S.D.
Atlantic Co., N. J_______
Atlantic
Highlands, N.J.
59
59
59
Atoka, Okla......
153
Attica, Ind
101
Attleborough, Mass
Auburn, Ind
^
Auburn, Me
17
98
9
Auburn, Neb., & Sch. D.131
Auburn, N
Y
40
Audubon (B),N. J___... 66
Audubon
County, Iowa.. 122
Co., Ohio
82
Ga
181
Kan
136
Me
A; W D.—
9
County, Va
168
Augusta Sch. Dist., Ark. 192
Ault (T), Colo.. —..I-..145
Auglaize
Augusta,
Augusta,
Augusta.
AUgusta
Aurora,
—
.
Colo.
111. As.S. Ds
Aurora, Minn
Aurora, Neb.
Aurora,
Aurora
143
102
118
131
County, So. Dak_129
D., Neb
129
Aurora S.
Austin, S. D., Minn
Amherst Co., Va
168
Amityville S. D.. N. Y... 56
Amory, Miss
___187
118
Austin, Tex. (C. & Co.)__193
Austin Twp., Mo
125
Autauga County, Ala
185
Amsterdam, N.Y.&S.D.. 40 Auxier Creek Spec. Dr.D.,
111
Anaconda, Mont.,& S.D..139
105
Anacortes, Wash., & Sch.
Avalon, N.J
66
Dist
165 Avalon, Pa
67
Anadarko, Okla
150 Avalon S. D., Pa
76
Anaheim, Cal, & S. D
155 Avoca, Pa
76
Anamosalnd. S.D., Iowa 122 Avon, Mass
28
Anderson, S. C
179 Avon, N. Y__
40
Anderson Co., Kan
132 Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J
66
Anderson Co. S. D., S. C.180 Avondale, O. (See CInc.)_ 84
Anderson Co., Tenn
173 Avon S. D. No.T, N. Y._ 56
Anderson County, Tex
193 Ayer, Mass..
23
Anderson Sch. City, Ind. 98 Azusa, Cal
...160
Andes, N. Y
40
Andover, Mass
16
abylon ( V.) ,N.Y_.i_. 56
abylon U. F., S.D,, Nos.
Androscoggin County, Me. 10
1&4. N.Y
40
Angelica, N. Y. (Town).. 56
B
[Vol.
xcvii.
INDEX.
Page.
Babylon (T.). U. F. S. D.
No. 6. N. Y
56
Baca Co., Colo
145
Badger Irr. D., Col
143
Bainbridge, Ga..
..181
Baker City, Ore. & S.D..161
Page.
Benicia, Cal
160 Bottineau Co., N. D
Bennettsvilie, S. C
180 Boulder, Col., & S. D
Bennington (T), Vt
13 Bound Brook, N. J
Benson, Neb., & S. D
131 Bountiful City, Utah
Bent and Prowers Irr.D.,
Bourbon Co., Ky
Baker Co., Ga
Bent Co. H. S. D., Colo. 143
.183
Bakersfield, Cal., & S. D.155
Baldwin, Kan
136
Baldwin Twp. S. D., Pa.
67
Baldwlnsville, N. Y_____ 40
Ballinger, Tex
Ballston Spa, N. Y
Ballston Spa S. D., N.
Baltimore, Md
Bamberg, S. C
198
40
Y
56
78
180
Bangor. Me
9
Bangor, Pa........—„— 76
Bannock Co., Ida:.
140
Baraboo, Wis..._L_
112
Baraga & Sch. Dist.,Mich. 110
Barber Co., Kan___.
132
Barberton, Ohio, & SCh.D. 82
Bardstown S. D., Ky
Barensboro,
Barnes,Co.,
Barncsyille,
Barnesvlile,
BarnesvIUe,
173
Pa., & S. D_
76
.127
.181
.118
N. D.
Ga
Minn...
O
82
Barnesville Sch. D., Ohio
96
Barnstable,Mass.(T.&Co.) 28
Barnwell, So. Caro
180
Barre,
Vt_._
13
Barrington, R. I
31
Barry County, Mo...
125
Bartholomew Co., Ind
100
Bartlesvllle, Okla., & S.D.150
Bartlett (C.), Texas—198
Barton Heights, Va
170
Barton Un. F. S. D., N.Y. 40
Bartow, Fla.
184
Basic City, Va
170
—.
Basin,
Wyo_r
139
Bastrop Co., Tex
193
Data via. 111
105
Batavla, N. Y
40
Batavla, Ohio
96
Batavla S. D., N. Y
56
Bates County, Mo
..125
Bates Co. D. D. No. 1,Mo.122
Bath, Me
9
Baton Rouge, La
190
Battle Creek, Mich..
:106
Baudette, Minn.
118
Baxley, Appling Co., Ga_183
Bay City, Mich
.106
Bay City S. D., Tex.
198
Bay County, Mich.
108
Bay Creek Sub-Dist. of
Sny Island & Lev. Dr.
D.. Ill
...105
Bayfield Co.. Wis.112
Bay Island Dr. & Lev. D.
No.
1.
111......
105
Baylor County, Texas
193
Bayonne, N. J_____.
59
Bayou Bijou Dr. D.; La. 191
Bayou-Carlin Dr.D., La. 191
Beach Haven, N. J
66
Beach, No. Dak.....
.127
Beardstown, 111...,.
102
Beardstown Sch. Dist.,111.105
Bear Lake Co., Idaho
141
Beatrice, Neb
130
Beatrice, S. D., Neb
130
Beaufort, S. C
..180
Beaufort Co., N. C...178
Beaumont.Tex., As Nav.D _193
Beaver, PaJ._
68
Beaver Bayou Dr.D;,Ark.l91
Beaver City, Neb
131
Beaver Co., Okla
150
Beaver Co., Pa
68
Beaver Falls, Pa__
68
Beaver Falls S. D„ Pa.. 76
Beaverhead Co., Mont
139
Beaverhead County S. D.
No. 10, Mont
137
—
—
__
Beaver Pond Ditch D.,111.105
Beaver Pond S. D., W.Va.170
Colo
.143
.
....
F.
N. Y_
S.
Benwood S. D., W. Va_.170
Berea, Ohio, & S. D
82
Bergen Co., N. J
59
Bergen field, N. J
66
Berkeley, Cal., & S. D„.155
Berkeley Co., W. Va____170
Berks County, Pa
68
Berkshire Co., Mass
28
Berlin, Conn
36
Berlin, N. H
11
Bernalillo Co., N. M
147
Bernards, N. J.
66
BerwynS. D. No. 100, 111.105
Bessemer, Ala—
185
Bessemer, Mich..
_106
Bessemer Sch. Dist., MicbllO
Bethany, Mo., & S. D
122
Bethel, Conn
36
Bethel Sch. Dist., Ohio— 82
Bethlehem, Pa., & S. D„ 68
Beverly, Mass..
17
Beverly, N. J
66
Bexar Co., Tex....
193
Bexar Co. C. S. D., Tex.198
Bexley, Ohio_____
82
Blddeford, Me
^
9
Big Creek Dr. Dist., Mo..122
Big Flats, N. Y—...
56
Biggs Sch. Dist., Cal
160
—
....
.
Pa.—
68
Bramwell, W. Va
Branchville
N. J
.171
66
Branford (T.), Conn
Bratenahl Sch. Dist
Brattleboro,
36
O—
,
Vt—-
96
13
Brawley, Cal
160
Brawley Un. H.S.D., Cal.155
Braxton Co., W. Va—
171
Brazil, Ind
98
,
...
Blackfoot, Idaho.....—.142
Blackford Co., Ind
98
Broken Arrow, Okla.
Black Fork S. D., W. Va_17l
Black Mtn. Twp., N. C—178
Blackshear (T.) , Ga
183
Bronson I. S. D., Tex
Bronxvllle, N. Y
Blackwater Dr. Dist., Mo. 123
Blackwell, Okla
150
Blackwell S. D„ Okla...153
Blaine Co., Ida.....:
141
Blaine
Blaine
County, Mont...137
Co., Okla....
153
Blair Co., Pa
68
Blairsville, Pa
68
1181
96
Blakely, Ga
Bianchester, Ohio
Blandlord Fire D., Mass..
Blasdell
(V.), N. Y
28
56
170
Blue
—..
—
Bradford,
Bradley Beach. N. J
66
Bradley Beach S. D., N.J. 59
Bradley Co., Tenn
173
Brady, Tex..
194
Brady Twp., O.
96
Braiuerd, Minn., & S. D.115
Braintree, Mass..1.
18
■
Bluefleld, W. Va
56
198
| Bradford,Ohio, & S. D__ 96
!
—
Island, 111
.....102
Blue Rapids, Kan
Beeville, Tex
..136
Belding, MIrik
...110 Blue Ridge, Ga__
..183
Belfast, Me'——
9 Blue Twp., Mo
..125
Belfast. N. Y
56 Bluffton,Ind.,& Sch.Clty.101
Bellaire, O., & S. D.
82 BluiTton; O.. & S. D_
96
Bell Co., Tex..
66
..,..193 Bogota. N. J
Bellefontalne, O., & S. D. 82 Bogue Hasty Dr.D:.Miss 187
Beliefonte, Pa
68 Boise City. Ida., & S. D.141
Belle Fourche, So, Dak. .128 Boise
County, Idaho
141
Belle Plaine, Kans
175
136 Bolivar, Tenn
Belle Plaine S. D., Iowa_122 Bolivar Co., Miss...
187
Belleville, 111., & Sch. D.102 Bond Hill, O.—(See CIn.) 84
Belleville, Kan
133 Bonham, Tex
194
Belleville, N. J.
59 Bonham Ind. S. D., Tex.198
Bellevue, Ohio
82 Bon Homme Co., So.Dak.129
Bellevue, Pa., & S. D
68 Bonneville Co. Ind. S.D.
Bellevue Sch. Dist., Ohio. 96
No. 1, Idaho
..141
155
Bellingham,Wash.,&S.D. 163 Bonita Sch. Dist., Cal
Belmar, N.J
§9 Bonita U. H. S. D., Cal__160
Belmont, Mass.....
17 Bonner Co., Idaho
141
Belmont Co., Ohio
82 Bonner Spgs., Kan..
136
Belmont Twp., Ill
119
105 Boone, Iowa, & S. D
Beloit, Kan
136 Boone County, Ind
98
Beloit, Wis.
.114 Boone County, Iowa
119
Beloit, S. Ds.. Wis
112 Boones Pond Dr. D., 111—105
Belton, S. C__
180 Booneville, Mo
125
Belton, Tex
.198 BoonevilleU. F.S.D..N.Y 56
Beltrami Co., Minn
115 Boonton, N. J.
66
Belvedere, Cal
160 Boonville (V.), N. Y
56
Belzoni, Miss
189 Boothbay Harbor, Me.— 10
Bemidji.Minn
.115 Bordentown (C.), N. J
66
Bemidji I. S. D., Minn..118 Boscawen, N. H___
11
Ben Avon, Pa.
68 Bossier Lev. D., La
190
Bend, Ore
161 Boston, Mass..
17
Ben Hill Co., Ga
183 Botetourt Co., Va
..170
„
Boyd Co., Neb
130
Boyne City, Mich
110
Bozeman, Mont., & S. D.137
Bracken County, Ky
173
Braddock, Pa., & S. D
68
Bradentown, Fla
183
BrazorlaCo.,Tex.,&Dr.D. 194
Breckenrldge, Minn
118
Bremen, Ohio, & S. Dist. 96
Bremerton. Wash.:
163
Brenham, Tex.
198
BigheartS.D.No.29,Okla.l53 Brewer, Me
9
Big Lake Sp. Dr. D., 111.105 Brewster, N. Y__
56
Big Rapids. Mich
106 Brewster Co., Tex
...198
Big Sandy S. D.', W. Va__170 Brewton, Ala.
186
Big Springs S. D., Tex...198 Briarcllff Manor, N. Y— 41
Big Spring Twp., Ohio
96 Bridgeport, Conn
34
BIgstone Gap. Va
170 Bridgeport. O
83
Big Tarkio Dr. Dist., Mo. 123 Bridgeport, Pa
76
Big Timber, Mont,
130 Bridgeport S. D., Ill
102
Bijou Irr. D., Col
-.143 Brldgeton, N. J
59
Billerlca, Mass.
17 Bridgevllle, Pa., & S. D— 76
Billings, Mont.
139 Bridgewater,, Va.
168
Billings S. D. No. 2. Mont.137 Brigham City, Utah.....146
Billings County, No. Dak.126 Briscoe Co. C. S. D., Tex.198
Biloxl, Miss
187 Bristol, Conn.—V—
34
Blnghamton, N. Y
40 Bristol (Boro.)
Pa
68
Binghamton, Tenn
175 Bristol. Pa. (T. & S. D.)_ 76
Birds Dr. Dist., Ill
105 Bristol, R.I——
30
Birmingham, Ala
185 Bristol, Tenn
173
Birmingham, Mich
168
,.106 Bristol, Va
Bisbee, Ariz
148 Bristol, Vt
t„;
13
Bisbee S. D. No. 2, Ariz_149 Bristol Co., Mass
19
Bishop (T.), Cal .1
160 Brlstow, Okla
153
Bishop I. S. D., Tex
.194 Brltton Sch. Dist., Okla..153
Bishop S. D., Cal
155 Broadwater Co., Mont
139
Bismarck, No. Dak.,
As
Brockport, N. Y
41
Sch.
Dist
126 Brockton, Mass
19
Blwabik, Minn
118 Brodhead (O.j, Wis
114
.
*D.
—
28
—
76 Bleckley Co., Ga
183
36
Township, Ohio— 96 Bloomfleld, Conn
Beckham Co., Okla..
59
.150 Bloomfleld, N. J...
Beckham Co. S. D.,Okla_153 Bloomington. III., & S. D.102
Beckley, W, Va.
..171 Bloomington D. D., Tex. 194
Bedford, Ga
183 Bloomington S. D., Ind— 98
Bedford, Ind., & S.D
98 Bloomsburg, Pa
76
Bedford, Iowa
122 Bloom Twp., Cook Co.,111. 105
Bedford. N.Y
40 Bloom Township, Ohio.— 96
Bedford, Ohio
96 Blount Co., Ala
185
Bedford Twp;, Ohio..... 96 Bldunt County, Tenn
173
Bedford City, Va
168 Blue Earth, Minn.,& S.D. 118
Bedford Co., Pa
118
76 Blue Earth Co., Minn
Un.
173
Bourne, Mass
Bowdre
Twp.,
Douglas
Bentley Twp., Mich.
Co., Ill
105
106
Benton, 111
.105 Bowie, Te^. (C. & Co.)__198
Benton Co., Mo
122 Bowling Green, Ky
172
Benton Co. S. D. No. 16,
Bowling Green, Ohio
82
Wash
163 Bowling Green S. D., Ohio 83
Benton Co. S. D. No. 17,
Bowman Co., No. Dak__126
Wash.
165 Boxbutte Co., Neb
^.131
Benton Harbor. Mich
106 Boxelder County, Utah .146
BentonHarbor S.D.,Mich. 106 Boxelder Co. S. D„ Utah. 146
Beaver
No. 10,
126
143
59
147
—
Beaver Sch. Dist., Pa
Bedford
Page.
153
Bronson, Mich
..106
198
41
125
Brookfleld, Mo.
Brookhaven, Miss
187
Brookhaven S. D., N.
Y.
41
Brookings S. D., So. Dak. 128
Brookings,So.Dak.,C. As Col28
Brookllne, Mass.;
19
Brooklyn, Conn
36
Brooklyn, N.Y.—N.Y.C) 49
Brookville, Ohio
96
Brookvllle (B.), Pa
68
Brookville S. D., Ind. —101
Brown Co., Minn
118
Brown Co., So. Dak
129
Brown County, Tex
194
Brown Co., Wis
...114
Browns Crk. S. D., W.Va.170
Brownsville, Pa
68
Brownsville, Tenn
175
Brownsville, Tex
194
Brownsville S. D., Pa
76
Brownwood, Tex
194
Brule County, So. Dak—129
Brunswick, Ga
..181
Brunswick, Me. (V.)
9
Brunswick, Me. (T.)
10
—
Brunswick, Md
79
^
Brunswick County, Va
168
Brunswick & Topsham W.
D., Me.
9
Brush, Colo
-...145
Bryan, Ohio
83
Bryan, Tex
194
Bryan Co., Okla..
153
Bryan Sch. Dist., Ohio.. 96
Buchanan Co., Mo—
123
Buchtel S. D.. Ohio—
:
83
BuckhannouS. D.,W. Va.171
Buckley Sch. Dist., Wash.165
Bucksport, Me
10
Bucyrus, Ohio, As S. D— 83
Buffalo, N. Y
41
Buffalo, Wyo
139
Buffalo County, So. Dak. 129
Buffalo
D.
D.
No.
1,
No. Caro
176
Buffalo High S. D„ Wyo_140
Buhl, Idaho
142
Buhl, Minn
115
Bullitt Co., Ky
...173
Bullock Co., Ala
..186
Buncombe Co., N. C
176
Buras Lev. D., La
191
Burbank, Cal
160
—
Burbank U. H. S. D.. Cal.160
Burke
County, No. Dak—127
Burleigh Co., No. Dak
126
Burley, Idaho
141
Burley Ind. S. D. No. 1,
Idaho
142
Burleson Co. Impt. Dist.
No. 1. Tex—
194
Burlingame, Kans
136
Burling&me S. D., Cal—.160
_
—
INDEX.
Nov., 1913. J
Page.
Page.
Page
123
Burlington, la., A S. D—119 Cass Co., Mo
126
Burlington, Kan
130 Cass Co., N. D
Burlington, N. J. (C.ACo.) 60 Cass Co. Rd. D., Tex—198
Burlington, N. C
176 Casselton S. D., No. Dak.127
141
Burlington, Vt —■>_
13 Cassia County, Idaho
96
Burnett Co., Tex. Jk
198 Cass Township, Ohio
56
Burrillville
R. I./
30 Castile. N.Y
Burr Oak, Kans
136 Castile S. D. No. 1, N. Y. 41
Burt Co., Neb
130 Castleton S. Ds., N. Y.—
(See N. Y. C.)
50
Bur well, Neb
130
Bushnell, 111
105 Castlewood Irr. Dist.,Col. 143
198
Butler, Pa., A S. D
68 Castro Co., Tex....
Butler Co., Mo
.123 Catasauqua, Pa., A S. D. 68
Butler Co., Ohio
83 Catawba Co., No. Car...176
Butler Co., Pa
68 Catawba Twp., S. C__...180
Butler Co. Poor D 1st.,Pa. 76 Catskill, N. Y„ (Village). 41
Butler Sch. DIst., Mo
125 Catskill (T. & S. D.), N.Y. 56
56
Butte, Mont" A .Sch. D
137 Cattaraugus Co., N. Y —:
41
Butte Co., So. Dak
129 Cazenovia (V.), N. Y
Byesville, O., A Sch. Dist. 96 Cebu, Philippine Islands.199
CecU Co., Md
78
Cedar Co. S. D. No. 8,
—
_
Cabarrus Co., No. Caro.176
abell Co., W. Va._
170
201
Neb
—
_
.130
106 Colorado City S. D., Col..143
Chippewa Co., Mich
Ch ppewa Falls, Wis
112
ChisholmS.D.No.40,Minn. 118
Chootaw Co., Okla
150
Chouteau Co., Mont
137
Christian Co., Ky
172
Christlansburg, Va
170
Cicero S. D. No. 99, 111... 105
Cincinnati, 0___
83
Cincinnati S. D., 0
85
Clrcleville. Ohio
96
Cisco, Tex...
198
Citrus County, Fla
184
Claiborne Co., Miss
187
Claiborne Co.. Tenn
.175
Claiborne Par. S. D., La_190
Clairton, Pa.
76
Clairton, Pa., S. D
69
Clallam
Co., Wash.,
&
S. D. S
..163
Claremont, N. H
11
Cjaremont H.S. D., Cal..160
Claremore. Okla
150
Clarence Spec. S
D., Mo. 125
Clarendon S. D., Tex
198
Clarendon Co., So. Car
180
Clarinda, Iowa
...122
Clarinda Ind. S. D.,Iowa_120
Clarion Co. P. D.. Pa
69
Clarions. D., Iowa
120
Clark, S. Dak
128
Clark Co., Kan
133
Clark Co., Ky
173
Clark Co., Ohio
85
Clark Co., So. Dak
129
Clarke Co.. Ga
181
Clarke County, Miss
187
Clarke Co.. Va.
170
ClarkeCo., Wash., AS .D.S~. 163
Clarksburg, W.Va.,&S.D.171
Clarksdale, Miss
187
Clarksville, Ark
192
Clarksvllle. Mo
125
Clarksville, Tenn
174
Clarksville, Tex
198
Clatsop Co., Ore
162
Utah.: —146
150
190
Cadillac, Mich.
110
Cadi/, Ohio, & S. D__
96
Cairo, Ga_
183
Cairo, 111..
...102
Cairo S. D., W. Va.^
171
Calais, Me
9
Calcasieu Parish S. D.,La.l91
Caldwell, Ida
.141
Caldwell, Kan
.133
Caldwell (Boro.), N. J
66
Caldwell, Ohio
96
Caldwell Co.. Tex
..198
Caledonia W. P. S. D.
No 5. N. Y
56
Calexico, Cal
160
Calhoun Co., Ala_
..185
Calhoun County, Iowa___119
Cedar Falls, Iowa..
Cedar Rapids, Ia
Calhoun Co. R. D.,Miss_189
Calhoun Co., Tex
194
California.
154
Chadron, Neb
130
Challee, Mo...
125
Chaffee Co., Col™
.143
Chaffee Un. S. D., Cal_.155 Claussen Pk. Lev. & Dr.
D.. Ill
..105
Chagrin Falls, O..,
96
Chamberlain, So. Dak... 128 Claxton (C), Ga
183
Chambersburg (see Tren¬
Clay Center, Kan
133
ton). N. J
65 Clay Co., Ind
98
Chambersburg, Pa
68 Clay Co., Kan
.133
118
Chambersburg S. D.; Pa. 76 Clay Co., Minn
Chambers County, Tex... 194 Clay Co., Miss.
187
Champaign Co., O
96 Clay County, So. Dak...128
Champaign, 111., & S. D..102 Clay Creek Dr. D., S. D..128
Champlaln, N. Y_______ 57 Clayton, New Mex_T—148
Chandler, Okla..
153 Clayton, N. Y. ( V)
57
Chanute, Kan., & S. D..133 Clayton, N.J
66
Chardon, Ohio
96 Clayton S D.'No. 8, N. Y. 57
Charlton Co., Mo__
176
..123 Clayton, No. Caro._
Charleroi, Pa., A S. D.__ 68 Clay Township, Ohio .... 96
Charles City, Ia
;
..122 Clear Lake Ind. S. D., Ia.120
Charles City Ind. S.D.,Ia:120 Clearwater, Fla.
;
184
Cache Co. S. D.,
Caddo,
Okla
Caddo Lev. D., La
California, Mo
125
California, Pa., & S. D__ 76
Calloway County, Ky
173
Calumet County, Wis
112
Calumet Twp., Mo
,..125
Calvert, Tex
198
Cambridge, Md
78
Cambridge, Mass
19
Cambridge, Neb
131
Cambridge, N. Y
41
Cambridge. O., A Sch. D. 83
Cambridge Springs, Pa... 76
Camden, Me
io
Camden, N. J. (C. A Co.) 60
Camden, N. Y
•
56
Camden, S. C
179
Cameron (C), Mo
125
Cameron,
Tex..
..198
119
-.119
Cedar Rapids S. D., Iowa 120
Cedarhurst, N. Y
42
183
83
Cedartown, Ga
Cellna, O., A S. D
Center Twp., Ind
101
Center Township, Kan... 136
Centrevllle Twp., Ill
105
Central City, Neb
.131
Central Clay Dr. D., Ark. 191
Central Falls, R. I
30
Central Point. Ore
162
Central Sch. Dist., Cal.. 155
Centralla. Mo...
123
Centralia, Wash..
163
Centraiia, Sch. D., Mo...l25
Centrevllle, Miss
189
Centrevllle Ind. S.D., la. 122
—
Ceres High S. D., Cal... 155
_
_
—
_____
Tex
194
Charles Mix Co., So. Dak. 129
171
Charleston,
Charleston,
Charleston,
Charleston,
U.
F.
No. 9. N. Y
Camlllus
S.
183
D.
111. (T.AC.) .102
Miss,, A S. D.189
S. Car..
179
56
W.Va
170
Campbell (C), Mo
125 Charleston S. D., W. Va.171
110
Campbell Co., So. Dak
129 Charlotte, Mich
42
Campbell Co., Tenn
174 Charlotte, N.Y
Campbell Co., Va
..168 Charlotte, N. C
.176
Canadian, Tex.,.
198 Charlotte County, Va
170
Canadian Co.. Okla
168
150 Charlottesville, Va._
Oanajoharle, N. Y
;_ 41 Chartlers Twp. A S.D.,Pa. 76
Canal Bayou Dr.Dist.,La_191 Chase City, Va
168
Canal Dover, O., A S. D. 96 Chase Co., Kan
133
Canandaigua,N.Y.,A S.D. 41 Chateaugay (T.). N. Y_. 57
Canastota (V.), N. Y.._. 41 Chatfield Twp., Ohio
96
'34
Caney, Kan
133 Chatham, Conn
Canon City, Col., & S. D.143 Chatham, N. J
60
42
Canonsburg, Pa., & S. D 68 "Chatham, N. Y
Canteen Crk. Dr. D., 111..105 Chatham, Va
...168
178
Canton, Conn
36 Chatham Co., N. C__
Canton, 111.
;
102 Chattanooga, Okla
.153
Canton, Mass
20 Chattanooga, Tenn
174
Canton, Miss.
..189 Chattooga Co., Ga..
183
Canton, No. Car
-.178 Chautauqua Co. Kan
133
Canton, O., A S. D
83 Chautauqua Co., Ni Y___ 57
Canton S. D. No. 1, N. Y. 56 Chaves Co., N. M
..147
Canton Twp., Ohio
96 Cheatham Co., Tenn.175
Canton U. S. D., 111.
105 Cheboygan,Mich., & S.D.106
153
Canyon City, Tex_______198 Checotah, Ok'.a
42
Canyon Co., Ida..
141 Cheektowaga, N. Y
Cape Girardeau Co., Mo
123 Cheektowaga S. D., N. Y. 57
..163
Cape Girardeau Twp.,Mo. 123 Chehalis, Wash
Cape May., N. J., A Co.. 60 Chehalis Co. S. Ds.,Wash.l63
Carbon Co., Mont
..137 Chehalis
County S.
D.
No. 103, Wash.
Carbon County, Pa...__ 68
.^.165
Carbon County, Utah.
146 Chelan Co. S. Dists.Wash 163
Carbondale, 111
.102 Chelmsford, W. D., Mass_ 20
20
Carbondale, Pa., & S. D_ 76 Chelsea. Mass
Carden Bottom Levee D.
Chelsea, Okla.
153
No. 2, Ark.....
192 Cheltenham Twp., Pa
68
Caribou, Me
9 Cheltenham Twp.S.D.,Pa. 76
Carlinville S. D., Ill
42
102 Chemung Co., N. Y
165
Carlisle, Iowa_
119 Cheney, Wash
179
.Carlisle, Pa
;
68 Cheraw, So. Caro.
Carlsbad, N. M
148 Cherokee, Okla.. .......150
Carls tad t, N. J.
60 Cherokee Co., Iowa
...122
Carlton, Ore
..162 Cherokee Co. and S. D.,
...
'
.
_
_
—
Okla..
Carnegie, Pa—
..153
J.
68
Carnegie Sch. Dist., Pa.. 76
Caroline Co., Md
79
Carpenteria Un. S.D.,Cal.l60
Carrlck. Pa_.
68
Carroll Co., Ia
..122
Carroll Co., Ind
100
Carroll Co., Ky
173
Carroll County, Miss
187
Carroll County, Mo
123
Carroliton, Ga
181
Carrollton, S. D, Mo
123
Carroliton Spec. S.D., O. 83
Carson S. D. No. 1, Nev.166
Carter Co., Okla.
..153
Carter County, Tenn
174
Carteret Co., N. C
178
Cartersvllle, Ga
181
Carthage, Mo., A S. D
123
Carthage, No. Caro____.178
Carthage, N. Y___
41
Carthage S. D., Ill
_102
Carthage S. D., N. Y
56
Cary H. S. D., No. Caro_176
Cary ,Montreal& Vaughan
Jt. S. D. No, 1, Wis..114
Cascade Co., Mont
.137
.....
Casper, Wvo
....
Cass Co., Ind
Ia
•Cass Co., Minn ...
Cass County
140
98
122
115
[Cleburne, Tex._.
194
Ala
186
Cleburne Co.,
Clermont Co., Ohio
85
Cleveland, Miss
...189
Cleveland, Ohio.;
85
Cleveland, Tenn
175
Cleveland Co., N. C-...
178
Cleveland Co., Okla
153
Cleveland Hts., O
86
Cleveland Hts. S. D.,Ohio 86
.....
Cleveland S. D., Ohio
Cllffslde Park, N. J
Cllffside Park S. D., N. J.
Clifton. O. (see Cin.)
Clifton
Forge, Va
Clifton Spgs., N. Y
86
66
60
84
168
42
Clinton, Ia__.______:::~l22
Clinton, Mass...
20
125
57
_150
.'...180
Clinton Co.; Ia., & Sch. D.120
Clinton Co., N. Y_____
42
Clinton Co., Pa_
69
Cloquet, Minn__
115
Cloquet Sch. Dist., Mlnn.118
Closter S. D., N. J
66
Cloud Co., Kan
136
Clovis, Cal
160
Clovis, N. Mex.__
.147
Clyde, Kan...
136
Clyde, Ohio
96
Coahoma Co., MiSs
187
Coal Co., Okla...
..150
Coal Cr. Lev. & Dr. D.,111.105
Coal gate, Okla..
..153
Coal Grove (V.), Ohio... 96
CoallngaCal ASch.Dlst -.160
Clinton,
Mo., & S. D
Clinton, N. Y_
Clinton, Okla
Clinton, S. C
Coal
76
Twp. S. D,, Pa
Coatesvllle, Pa., & S. D__ 69
Coblesklil, N. Y
42
(C.), Ga
11183
Cocke Co., Tenn
174
Coconino Co., Ariz..
149
Codington Co., So. Dak. 129
Coeur d'AIene, Ida....
142
Coeur d'AIene. S.D,. Ida.141
So. Caro
179 Coffey Co., Kan
137
Cherokee Co., No. Caro.. 170 Coffeyville, Kan., AS. D. 133
20
Cherokee S. D., Okla_
153 Cohasset, Mass. (T.)__
57
Cherry Creek, N. Y__
57 Cohocton, N. Y.(T.&V.)
Cherryvale, Kan.133 Cohoes, N. Y...42
96
Cherryville, No. Caro
178 Coltsvllle Twp. S. D., O
185
Chester, N. Y
42 Colbert Co.. Ala..
..133
Chester, Pa., & S. D
68 Colby, Kan
36
Chester, S. C. (C. & Co.). 179 Colchester, Conn____
Chestertown, Md
79 Cold Spring, N. Y
I 57
Chester Twp., N. J__
106
66 Coldwater, Mich
Chetopa, Kan
133 Colebrook Sp.S.D.,N.H__ 12
125
Cheviot, Ohio
96 Cole Co., Mo
Cheyenne, Wyo
.139 Coleman, Tex., & S. D. 198
-118
CheyenneS .D .No. 1 ,Wyo. 140 Coleraine, Minn
103
Cheyenne County, Neb. .131 Coles Co., Ill
163
Chicago, 111.
102 Colfax, Wash
...
Carmen,
....
._
Cameron S. D.. W. Va
Camilla (C), Ga
Cameron County,
..
Cochran
_
__
.
Chicago Heights, 111
.105
Chicago Juno. O. & S. D. 83
Chicago Park Dists., 111.. 102
Chicago Sanitary Dist.,111.103
Chickasaw Co., Miss
..187
Chickasha, Okla., A S. D.150
Chico, Cal., & S. D
155
Chicopee, Mass
20
Chicot Co., Ark
191
Childress, Tex__
108
Chillicothe (C), Mo„
.125
Chillicothe, O., & S.
83
China Twp., 111
105
Ohino. Cal., & S. Ds
160
Chinook, Mont
—.137
__
Colfax Co.. N. M
147
Hill, O. (See Cin.) 84
Park, Ga
183
Park San. D., Cal. 160
Point, N. Y. (See
New York City)
50
College View (V.), Neb—131
Collingdale, Pa
69
Colllngswood, N. J
60
Collinsville, Okla
...150
Collinsville H.S. D., 111.. 103
Collinsville S. D., Okla... 153
Colllnwood, O. (see Cleve.) 85
Colonial Beach, Va
168
Colorado
.142
College
College
College
College
Colorado Co., Tex.,&S.D.198
Colorado
Springs,
Col.,
and School District
143
Colton, Cal
Columbia, Miss
Columbia, Mo
155
189
125
Columbiana (V&Co), 0._
Columbia. Pa. (C. A Co.)
Columbia. S. C
96
69
179
175
42
Columbia, Tenn
Columbia Co., N. Y
Columbia Road Dist., Mo.123
Ark!l92
Crawfordsville S. D.,
Creek Co., Okla..—
151
Creek Co. S. D., Okla
153
Crestline, Ohio, & S D__ 86
Creston, Iowa
122
Crete, Neb
131
Cripple Creek, Col
S. D.145
Crisfleld, Md
79
Crisp Co., Ga
—_183
Crittenden County, Ark. .192
Crookett, Tex. (C. & Co.) .198
,
Crockett Co. S. D., Tex_198
Croghan (V.), N. V
57
Columbia Sch. Dist., Mo. 123
Columbia Sch. Dist., Pa.. 76
Crook Co.S.D.No.l.Ore .162
Crookston, Minn
—..115
Ind.
86 Crookston
S.
D.
No. 1, Minn
Columbus, Ga
....181
115
Columbus, Ind
98 Crooksville S. D., Ohio.. 96
Columbus, Kan____
137 Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. 42
Columbus, Miss
187 Croton S. D. No, 2, N. Y. 42
Columbus, Neb.
130 Cow Lake Dr. D., Ark
192
Columbus, O. A Sch. Dist. 86 Crowley, La., & Dr. D___190
Columbus, Wis
112 Crowell I. S. D., Tex____198
Columbus Grove, O.,
Crow Wing Co., Minn..__ 115
&
S. D
96 Crow Wing Co.
S.
D.
Columbus S. D. No. 1,
No. 51, Minn
115
Neb......_____
i3i Crystal Falls S. D„ Mich.110
Colusa. Cal
155 Crystal Springs (T) .Miss. 189
Colviile, Wash
165 Cuba, N. Y., & Un.Fr.S.D 57
Comal Co., Tex
..198 Cudahy, Wis
...112
Comanche, Tex. (C. A Co) 198 Cuero, Tex
I 194
Comanche Co.. Kan__
133 Cuero I. S. D., Tex.
.198
Comanche Co., Okla
150 Culberson Co., Tex
194
Comanche, Okla—
.153 Culbertson, Mont.^
139
Commerce, Ga
183 Cullman, Ala
186
Commerce (C.&S.D), Texl98 Culpeper, Va.
170
Concho Co., Tex
198 Culpeper County, Va.___ 168
Concord, Cal
———160 Cumberland, Md
78
Concord, Mass
20 Cumberland, R. I
31
Concord, N. H
~~ n Cumberland Co., Me.
9
Concord, N. C
~176 Cumberland Co., N.J
60
Concord, Vt
:_
13 Cumberland Co., N. C___178
Concord U. F. S D.,NY* 42 Cumberland Co
Tenn.._ 175
Concordia* Kan
133 Curry Co., N. Mex
147
Condon, Ore
,162 Cushlng, Okla
153
Conecuh Co., Ala
186 Custer Co.. Mont—
138
Conejos Co., Col..
145 Ouster, S.D., Okla. & Co. 153
Conley Sch. Dist., Cal. 1.155 Custer Co., S. Dak
128
Conneaut, O., AS. D__.. 86 Cut Bank, Mont
138
Connecticut
31 Cuthbert, Ga
183
Connellsvllle, Pa., & S.D~ 69 Cuyahoga Co., O
86
Connersvllle, Ind
101 Cuyahoga Falls, O.&S.D 96
Conrad, Mont
138 Cynthiana, Ky., A S. D_. 173
Conroe Ind. S. D., Texl—198 Cypress
Sp. Dr. D., Ilk—105
Conshohocken, Pa., A S. D 69
Continental, Ohio
96
183
Contra Costa Co., Cal.1~Il55
ade Co.. Mo.
125
Conway, Ark
192 Dakota Co. S. D. No. 81,
Conway (B.) Pa
'
76
Minn
115
Conyers, Ga
--"181 Dalhaft Ind. S. D.rTex__ 198
Dallas, Tex. (C. ACo.)_._ 194
°°o.k Co., 111., & s. D.
No. 99....
103 Dallas Co., Ala..
185
Cook County, Minn
_~_115 Dallas Co., Ia
120
Cooke County, Texas
194 Dallas Co., Mo.
123
Dallas Twp., Ohio...
96
C00^ Co. R. D. No.lTex.194 Dalles
Cookeville, Tenn
175
City, Ore...
161
Cooper County, Mo______123 Dalton, Ga
181
Cooper I. S. D,J Tex_„_198 Dalton Fire D., Mass.... 28
Cooperstown S. D., N. Y_ 57 Danbury, Conn. (C. AT.) 34
Coos Co. S. D. No. 9. Ore. 162 Danbury
Twp., Ohio
96
Copan S. D. No. 4, Okla..153 Dancy Dr. D., Wis
112
Copiah County, Miss...
187 Dandy Creek Dr. D., Wis. 114
Coraopolis, Pa
69 Dans vllle, N. Y__
42
Coraopolis Sch. Dist., Pa
76 Danvers, Mass
20
Corbin, Ky
173 Danville, 111——
103
Cordele, Ga.
181 Danville, Ky
173
Corinth, Miss
_"l87 Danville, Pa
76
Corinth, N. Y.
_""" 57 Danville, Va.
..168
Corlett, O. (see Cleveland) 85 Danville S. D. No. 118,IU. 103
Corning, Cal., & S. D
155 Darby, Pa., AS. D__76
Corning, N.Y., & Sch. Ds. 42 Darke Co., Ohio
87
Cornwall, N. Y.
42 Darlington, S. C
179
Corona, Cal.
Ill'155 Dartmouth, Mass
28
Corona, S. Dist., Cal ...160 Dauphin Co.. Pa___
69
Coronado, Cal., & S. D_. 155 Davenport, Ia., A S. D..120
David City, Neb
Corpus Christi, Tex., &
131
S.
D
194 Davidson Co.. Tenn
.174
Corry, Pa
IIIZZII 69 Davie Co., No. Caro.—.176
Corsicana, Tex.i
194 Daviess Co.. Ind
100
Corson Co., So. Dak_ "129 Davis, Okla...
153
Cortez, Colo...
145 Davis County, Iowa
.122
Cortland, N. Y..._
""" 42 Davis Co. H. S. D., Utah.140
Cortlandt Sch.Dists.,N.Y. 42 Davison Co. So. Dak—
129
Cortlandvllle, N. Y
42 Dawson, Ga
....183
Corunna, Mich....
110 Dawson. Minn., A S, D._118
Corvallls, Ore....
"l61 Dawson Co., Mont._
138
129
gorvallisS. DTex 9, ....198 Dayton, S. Dak
No.
162 Day Co.,
Coryell Co.,
Ky___
.172
Coshocton, O., & S. D___ 86 Dayton, Ohio, &S.D__._ 87
Cottage Grove, Ore..
161 Dayton, Wash
163
Cottage Grove S.D., Ore. 161 Dayton (C.) RheaCo.Tennl75
Cotton Co. S. D. No. 1,
Daytona. Fla—
_...184
Okla
153 Deadwood, So. Dak., and
Cottonwood Co., Minn—*115
School District...
128
Cottonwood Falls, Kan Zl37 Deaf Smith
County, Tex. 194
Coulee de Jon Dr. D., La. 190 Deal.N. J_
60
Council Bluffs, Ia., & Sch.
Dearborn Co.. Ind
100
Dist
120 Decatur, Ala..
186
Council Grove, KanZ
137 Decatur, Ga
181
Court House Twp.'S. D.
Decatur, 111., A S. D.__._103
101
So. Caro..
180 Decatur, Ind
Cousart Bayou Dr.D.,Arkl92 Decatur Co.,
Ia._— 122
Coventry, R. I
3l Decatur Co., Ind„—98
Covlna High S. D., Cal—.160 Decatur Co.,
Kan.......137
Covington, Ga
183 Decatur I. S. D., Tex.._ 198
Covington, Ky
.172 Dedjiam, Mass.
20
Covington, La..^
190 Deep Fork D. D„ No. 1
Covington, Ohio
96
Okla.
_______151
Covington, Tenn..
175 Deerfteld Fire Dist., Mass. 28
Covington, Va
170 Deering, Me. (see Portl'd) 10
Covington Co. R.D., Misil89 Deer Lodge Co., Mont—.138
Covington S. D., Ky
173 Deer Park, N. Y., A S. D. 42
Coweta, Okla
153 Deerwood, Minn
—118
Cow LakeD. D.f Ark_H"l92 Defiance, O.
(C.ACo.).— 87
Cowley, Wyo
140 De Funiak Spgs., Fla.—.184
Cowley Co., Kan
137 DegogniaA Fountain Bluff
Cowlitz County, Wash..
Levee A Drain. Dist .111. 105
& S. D. No. 36.
.163 DeKalb, 111., A S. D____.105
Coxsackle, N. Y
57 DeKalb County, Ind
98
Cozad, Neb.
"~131 De Kalb Twp. S. D„ 111—103
Crafton, Pa., & S. D__I— 69 Delano U; H. S.
D., Cal..155
Craighead Co. D. Ds.,Arkl92 Delavan Joint S. D., WIs.114
Cranberry Township, O.. 96 Delaware
77
Crane,Creek Irrlg. D.t Ida.141 Delaware, O. (C. A S. D.) 87
Cranford Twp., N. J
60 Delaware Co., Ind—
100
Cranston, R. 1
30 Delaware
Co., O
87
Craven Co., N. C..
~""l76 Delaware Co., Pa
76
Columbia Twp., Ohio...
—
....
_
^
__
,
—
....
_
Dade Co., Fla
,___
Ore".
—
^
—
Craj'forc] Co., Ind
Crawford Co.Lev.D.,Ark!l92
100
...
Delaware Twp., Kan
137
Delford (Boro.), N. J
66
Delhi, N. Y. (T.)
42
Neb.
131 Delhi, N.Y. (V.)
57
Crawford Co. Road D.. O
86 Delhi, Ohio (see Cino.)___ 84
Crawfordsville, Ind.. and
Delhi Drain. Dist., Cal—.J60
School City__
93 Del Norte, Colo
..145
Crawford Co.,
Crawford (C),
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Page.
Page.
118
Eagle River, Wis
114 Ely. Minn
Early Co., Ga
183 Elyria, Ohio, & Sch. D— 88
Easley, So. Caro
180 Embarass Twp., Edgar
East Aurora, N. Y—— 42
County, 111—
105
Emery County, Utah
146
East Baton Rouge Parish
S. D. No. 1, La—— — 190 Emmett, Ida., & S. D—142
Emmet Co., Ia__•_
122
East Bridgewater, Mass. 20
Emmet Irr. Dist., Idaho.141
East Carroll Parish, La..191
.127
Eastchester, N. Y
42 Emmons Co., N. D
Empire S. D., Ohio
96
Eastchester, N. Y.
(see
N. Y. City)
49 Emporia, Kan., ds S. D—133
170
Eastchester S. Ds., N. Y- 57 Emporia, Va
70
East Chicago, Ind.,dcS.D. 98 Ems worth. Pa__
Denver-Greeley Val. Ir.
57
Dist., Col
_143 E. Cleveland, O., & S. D- 87 Endicott, N. Y
Endicott S. D. No. 74,
Denver-St.Vraln Irr. D.,Col 143 East Grand Forks, Minn. 118
Wash
.165
De Pere, Wis...
-112 East Grand Rapids, Mich. 107
36
31 Enfield, Conn
Depew, N. Y—
42 E. Greenwich, R. I
61
E. Haddam, Conn—
36 Englewood, N. J__
Page.
Delphos, Kan
— 137
Delphos, Ohio, & S. D— 87
Delta, Col. (T.,S.D.&Co.)145
Delta, Ohio
96
Delta County, Mich
106
Del Rio Ind. S. D., Tex.. 198
Doming, N. Mex—
148
Denison, Tex_
194
Dennison, O., dc S D
96
Denton, Tex. (C. ds Co.). 195
DentonCo. R .D., No. 1Tex 195
Denver, Col., dsS.D.No.l 143
_
—
Deptford Twp., N. J
66
De Queen, Ark
:_192
Derby, Conn.
34
Derry, N. H—
11
De Ruyter, N. Y—...— 57
Desloge Sch. Dlst., Mo—125
--123
183
De Soto, Mo—
DeSoto County,
Fla
Dists.,
—187
De Soto Parish. La
191
Des Moines, la.,
& Ind,
School District
120
Des Moines Co., Iowa—122
Des Moines Co. Dr. Dist.
No. 1, Iowa
120
Detroit, Mich--------—107
Detroit, Minn., & S. D—118
Deuel County, So. JDak__129
Devils Lake, No. Dak—126
Devils LakeS. D., N.Dak.127
Dewey Co., Ok la—-----153
Dewey County, So. Dak_129
De Soto Co. Sup.
Miss
—
^
198
De Witt Co., Tex....
10
123
198
Dickenson Co., Va-_----170
Dickey County, No. Dak.126
Dickinson, N. Dak..
127
Dickinson County, Iowa. 122
Dickinson Co., Kan
133
Dickson, Tenn.
175
Dickson Co., Tenn—---174
Dickson S. D„ Pa__..— 69
Dillon. Mont
.-139
Dillon, So. Caro_
179
Dillon County, S. C
179
Dimmit Co., Tex___198
Dinuba, Cal., & S. D—155
Dinwiddle County, Va—168
Dist. of Columbia
-—
79
Divide County, No. Dak. 126
Dixon, Cal
*
155
Dixon, 111
105
Dixon Sch. Dlst., Ill
103
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y
42
Dexter, Me.
Dexter, Mo
Dickens Co., Tex_
— —
-
,
Dodge
Dodge
Dodge
Dodge
City. Kan..
-137
Co„Ga.--------- 182
County, Minn
118
Co., Wis
-----114
Doerun,
—183
Ga
Dolgevllle, N. Y
42
Dplton, 111
- - - - - - -105
Dolton S. D. NO. 148, 111.103
Dona Anna Co., N* Mex-147
Donaldsonvllle, La—---191
Doniphan Co. .Kan
-133
Doniphan S. D., Mo
125
Donora, Pa., & S. D
^69
Door Co., Wis
-.---114
Dorchester County, Md__ 78
Dorrancetown, Pa.------ 76
Dorrancetown S. D., Pa— 69
185
Dothan, Ala.—--
Dougherty Co., Ga---—-183
Douglas, Ariz., & S. D.__149
Douglas, Ga
182
Douglas, Mass.
-.-28
Douglas, Wyo_
-140
Douglas Co., Kan
--133
Douglas Co., Minn.-----118
Douglas County, Neb—_ . 130
Douglas County, So. Dak.129
Douglas Co , Wis-- — —-112
Douglas Co. Cons. S. D.
No. 105, Wash-165
Douglasvllle, Ga—
183
Dover, Del
77
Dover, N.H11
Dover, N.J. (MorrisCo.)- 60
Dover Sch. Dlst., O
96
Dowagiac, Mich. --------107
Drainage
Dlst.
No.
1,
Town of Gold Hill, 111-105
Dr. Dist. No. 1, towns of
Atkinson and Alba, 111-105
Drain. Un. Dlst. No. 1 of
JDrury &'Eliza J 111- -.—105
Dravosburg S. D„ Pa
76
Dresden, Ohio
——96
Drummer T. S. D., Ill---105
Drury Dr. Dist., 111., &
Sub-Dist. No. 1
105
Dublin, Ga—-182
Dublin, Tex.. -------198
Du Bois, Pa., & S. D
76
Du Bois County, Ind—— 98
DubuqUe, la. (C. & Co.) -120
Dubuque S. D., Iowar —120
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.
„
Dudley, Mass—
—
20
Duluth, Minn..
-115
Duluth I. S. D., Minn—H6
Dumont S. D., N. J
60
Duncan, Okla
151
Dundee, Neb.
------130
Dunkirk, N. Y.. & S. D — 42
Dunklin Co. Dr. D., Mo.123
Dunmore, Pa.. & S. D— 69
Dunnellon, Fla
184
Dunn, N. C
178
Duplin County, No. Caro .178
Duquesne, Pa., ds S. D— 69
Durand, Mich
107
Durango, Col—
-143
Durant, Okla
--151
Durant S. D., Okla
-153
Durham, N. C. (C. & Co.) .176
Dustin, Okla—_
153
Dutchess Co., N. Y
42
183
Duval Co., Fla,
Dyer Co., Tenn
Dyersburg, Tenn—
_—*
175
-174
Eagle Br, Dr. Dist., Ill--105
agle Co., Col--.145
Eagle Pass. S. D..
Tex—198
Easthampton, Mass
20
Easthampton, N. Y
43
Easthampton S. D., N. Y. 57
E.
Hartford,
Conn.,
&
Fire District
34
Eastland Co., Tex
-198
E. Lincoln (Twp.), Ill—105
E. Livermore, Me
10
East Livermore W.D. ,Me.
9
Erist Liverpool, O., & S. D. 87
East Longmeadow, Mass. 28
E. Lyme, Conn
36
East McKeesport, Pa
69
East Milwaukee, Wis----114
E, Newark, N. J
66
Easton, Conn
36
Easton, Md
79
Easton, Pa., & S. D
69
East Okanogan irr. Dist.,
Wash
163
E.Orange, N.J.
60
East Palestine, Ohio
96
East Palestine S. D.Ohio. 87
E. Pike Run S. D., Pa—. 76
E. Pittsburgh, Pa.,&S.D- 69
E. Point, Ga
183
Eastport, Me
9
Enid, Okla...
Enid
153
S. D., Okla.——151
Ennis, Tex-
198
—162
Enterprise, Ore
Ephraim S. D. No, 2,Utahl47
Ephrata, Pa
70
Erath Co., Tex
Okla
Erie, Pa., & S. D
Erie Co., N. Y
Erie County, Ohio
Escambia Co., Ala
Escambia County, Fla
Escanaba, Mich....
Escanaba S. D., Mich
Escondido, Cal
Esmeralda Co., Nev
Essex, Conn
Essex Co., Mass
Essex Co., N. J
Essex County, N. Y
Essex Jet., Vt., & S. D
Estherville, Iowa
198
Erick,
153
70
43
96
186
Page.
Florida...
183
Florida Mesa Irr. D.. Col. 144
Florida Sch. Twp., Ind.-101
-
Floyd Co., Ind
98
Floyd County, Texas
195
Flushing, N. Y., T., V. &
S. Ds. (see N. Y. City)
50
Foard County, Tex—
198
Fonda, N. Y
43
Fond du Lao, Wis
112
Ford City, Pa
76
Ford Co., Kan
133
Forest City, No. Caro
.178
Forest Co., Wis
..114
Forest Grove, Ore
161
Forest Grove S. D., Ore.. 161
Forest Park S. D., Ill-'—105
Forrest Co., Miss..
—187
Forsyth, Ga
183
Forsyth, Mont
139
Forsyth Co., N. C_,.
177
Fort Bend Co., Tex
195
Fort Collins, Col
144
Fort Dodge, Ia., & S. D—120
Fort Edward, N. Y43
Fort Gaines, Ga
183
Fort Lauderdale, Fla-—-183
Fort Lee, N. J_,
61
Fort Lupton, Colo
145
Fort Madison, la
120
Fort Meade, Fla
184
Fort Myers, Fla
183
Fort Morgan, Col., ds S.D.144
Fort Morgan Irr.D., Colo.144
Fort Pierce, Fla
183
Fort Pierre, S. Dak
128
Fort Plain, N. Y—
43
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Garfield Co., Colo
.144
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Garfield Co., Okla
Garnett, Kan
Gairett Co., Md
Garrettsvllle, O
Garvin Co., Okla
Gary, Ind., db S. D
Gaston Co., N. C
Gastonla, N. C
9615$
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Gates S. D. No. 3, N. Y—
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Geary Co., Kan
137
Geauga County, Ohio
96
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.107
Geneseo Twp. H.S.D., 111.105'
Geneva, N. Y
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Genoa (V). Ohio, & S. D. 96
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Georgetown, Ky—
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Gila Co., Ariz., & S. D.
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183
Gilbert S.D.N0.I8, Minn.llS
107
Giles Co., Tenn
110
174
Giles County, Va
155
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Gills Creek Twp., S. C
166
189
36
Gilmer, Tex
198
20
Gilroy, Cal., dc H. S. D—160
61 Fort Recovery, Ohio
133
96 GIrard, Kan_._^
57 Fort Scott, Kan. ds S. D.133 Girard, O., & S. D
96
13 Fort Smith. Ark., & S. D.192 GlrardvIUe, Pa., S. D
76
122 Fort Smith ds Van Buren
Gladstone, Mich
107
Estherville Sch. Dlst., Ia_ 120
Bridge Dlst., Ark
125
192 Glasgow, Mo
Etna, Pa
70 Fort Valley, Ga
193
——182 Glasscock Co., Tex
Etowah Co., Ala.:
.186 Fort Wayne. Ind., ds S. D, 98 Glassport, Pa., & S. D
70
Etowah, McMlnn Co.Tennl75 Fort Worth, Tex
34
195 Glastonbury, Conn
Euclid (V. & Twp. S. D.),
East Providence—WatchFoster Co., N. Dak
—127 Glen Cove Sewer D. ,N.Y. 43
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96 Fostoria, O.. ds S. D
88 Glendale,Cal.,&U.H.S.D2 56
E. Providence,R.I.,&F.D. 30 Euclid Sch. Dist., O
88 Fountain, Colo
145 Glendale, O
93
160 Glendlve, Mont
185 Fowler Cal
E.Rochester,N.Y.&.H .S.D43 Eufaula, Ala
133
E. Rutherford, N. J
153 Fowler, Colo
——145 Glendora, Cal__
60 Eufaula, Okla
156
Glen field, Pa
East Rutherford S.D., N.J 60 Eugenq, Ore., dc S. D.—^161 Foxborough
W. S.
76
D.f
Mass
E. St. Louis, III., & S. D. 103 Eupora (T.), Miss
28 Glen Ridge, N. J., dcS. D. 61
189
E. St. Louis Park D., 111.103 Eureka, Cal., dc H. S. D.155 Framlngham, Mass..21 Glen Rock (B.), N. J
66
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Eureka, Kans
137 Francis, Okla
153 Glenn Co., Cal
156
Ill
103 Evanston, 111., & S. Ds—103 Frankfort, Ind., & S. D— 98 Glens FaUs, N. Y
43
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.172 Glenvllle, O. (see CIeve.)_ 85
43 Evanston, O. (See Clno.)_ 84 Frankfort, Ky
E. Syracuse S. D.. N. Y. 57 Evansville, Ind.,& S. City 98 Frankfort, N.Y.,&S.D_ 43 Glenvtlle (T.) S.D..N.Y— 57
East Tawas, Mich
114 Frankfort S. D., Ohio.-- 96 Glenwood, Minn
-.118
110 Evansville, Wis
East View, Ohio. —
118 Franklin, Mass
21 Globe, Ariz
—14 >
96 Eveleth, Minn—k
East Washington (B), Pa. 76 Everett, Mass.
20 Franklin, N. H
11 Gloster, Miss__—
...189
E. Waterloo Ind. S. D.,
96 Gloucester, Mass..
21
Everett, Wash., dc S. D—163 Franklin, Ohio
Ia. (see Waterloo)121 Excelsior Spgs., .Mo
70 Gloucester, N. J.(C.&Co.) 61
125 Franklin, Pa
E. Windsor, Conn.
36 Exeter, Cal
.175 Glouster, O.l
96
155 Franklin, Tenn
E.Windsor Twp.S.D.,N.J 66 Exeter, N. H
170 Gloversvllle, N„ Y
43
11 Franklin, Va—160 Franklin Co., Ga
183 Glynn Co., Ga
182
Eastwood, N. Y
43 Exeter Sch. Dist., Cal
103 Gogebic County, Mich.—107
Eaton, N. Y
57 Exeter Un. H. S. D., Cal. 160 Franklin Co., Ill
Franklin County, Ind
Eaton, Ohio—
87
-.144
98 Golden, Col
Franklin Co., Kan..'——133 Gold field. Col
Eaton Rapids, Mich—... 110
145
air bury. Neb
Eatonton. Ga.
-—183
.130 Franklin Co., Ky
-172 Goldfleld S.D.No. 4, Nev.166
Eatontown
Fairfax, Okla
151 Franklin Co., Miss
198
-.189 Goliad Co., Tex
Twp., Mon¬
mouth County, N.J
34 Franklin County, N. Y._ 43 Goldsboro, N. C
177
66 Fairfield, Conn., & Co
Eau Claire, Wis
—
_112 Fairfield, Me
10 Franklin Co., Ohio
88 GOnzales, Tex (C. & Co.). 195
Eau Claire Co., Wis.
;
168 Goodland, Kan114 Fairfield, Neb^
131 Franklin Co., Va
137
Ecorse Tp. S. D. No. 1,
Fairfield Ind. S. D.t la—120 Franklin Co. S. D. No.48,
Gooding County, Ida
141
111
Mich
.107 Falrhaven, Mass
105 Gooding S. D. No. 10, Ida.141
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13 Franklin Co.Wash.,dsS.D.163 Gordon, Neb.___
139
Mich
110 Fairmont, Minn
11
118 Franklin Sch. Dist.; Pa.. 76 Gorham, N. H
98
Eddy Co., N. Mex
—-148 Fairmont.W.Va., ds S.Ds 171 Franklin Sch. Twp., Ind. 98 Goshen, Ind
57
Eddystone, Pa.
69 Fairmont S.D.No.19, Neb. 131 Frankllnton Twp, N. C.178 Goshen, N. Y____
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9 Fairport, N. Y
137 Goshen Sch. Dlst., N. Y. 43
43 Franklin Twp., Kan
Eden Township, Ohio
96 Fairport, O., & Sch. D
66 Gothenburg, Neb., & S.D.131
88 Franklin Twp., N. J
57 Gotebo. Okla
153
151 Fran kiln ville, N. Y_
Edgewater, N. J
66 Fairview, Okla
43 Frazeysburg S. D., Ohio. 96 Gouverneur, N, Y—_ 4$
Edgewater S. D., N. J._. 60 Falconer; N. Y
21
166 Frederick, Md
78 Grafton, Mass
Edgewood S. D., Pa
76 Fallon, Nev
151 Grafton, N. D
127
Edgeworth, Pa——— 69 Fall River, Mass
20 Frederick, Okla
Edgeworth S. D., Pa
76 Fall River Co., S. Dak...128 Frederick County, Md
79 Grafton, W. Va., dt S.Q-171
Edison, Ga
—
183 Fallsburgh, N. Y
43 Frederick Sch. Dlst.,Okla.l53 Grafton Twp., Ohio—— 96
Edmond, Okla—!
-.153 Falls City, Neb.
130 Fredericksburg, Va
168'
168 Graham, Va
Edmunds Co.* So. Dak__ 129 Falls City, Ore
.1— 43 Graham Co., Arii,.
149
-.162 Fredonia, N. Y
Edwards Co., Kan__
133 Falls Co., Tex.
..133
76 Graham Co, Kan
198 Freedom, Pa_
EdwardsvilleS. D., Pa.
70 Falmouth, Mass
21 Freehold, N. J., & S. D__ 66 Graham Sch. Dlst.. Cal.-169
Effingham, 111
105 Fargo, N. D—
126 Freeport, 111., S. ds Pk. D.103 Grainger County, Tenn. .174
Elberton, Ga
182 Fargo S. Dist., No. Dak.127 Freeport, N. Y
43 Grand Falls D. D., Tex—198
El Centro, Cal
155 Faribault, MInn.(C,&Co.) 116 Freestone County, Tex.. -195 Grand Forks, N.D., & S.
El Dorado County, Cal.-.155 Farmers' Irr. Dist., Neb-130 Fremont, Neb., & S. D_.130
Dis—
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Eldorado Sch. Dist., Ark-192 Farmersvllie Tex
—198 Fremont, O., ds S. D
88 Grand Forks Co.. No.Dakl27
El Dorado (T.), S. D., 111.105 Farmlngdale, N. Y—— 57 Fremont CO., Ida
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142 Grand Haven, Mich
.107
Eldorado S. D., Kan—.,137 Fafmlngton, Conn
36 Fremont County, Iowa.-122 Grand Haven S.D., Mich. 110
156 Grand Island,Neb.,& S.D.130
Elgin. III., dtS. D
103 Farming ton, Maine
10 Fresno. Cal
Elgin, Texas
198 Farmington, Mo
125 Fresno City S. D., Cal—156 Grand Junction, Colo., &
Sch.
Dist
Elizabeth, N. J
60 Farmlngton, N H
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11 Friendship, N. Y—
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76 Farmington, N. M
-.119
_198 Grand Ledge, Mich
—147 Frio County, Tex.
Elizabeth City,. N. O— -177 Farmington Twp., Ohio.
-.170 Grand Ledge Frac. S. D.
88 Front Royal, Va
Elizabeth City G. S. D.,
No.. 12, Mich
Farm ville, Va_
78
.107
168 Frostburg, Md
No, Caro
178 Far Rockaway, N. Y. (see
Fhilta, Colo., ds Sch., D—144 Grand Prairie I. S. D.,Texl98
Elizabethton," Tenn.
175
N.Y.Clty)
50 Fruitvale S. D., Cal——156 Grand Prairie LeveeD.,Lal91
Elk City, Okla—.Grand Rap. ,Mich. ,dcS .D. 107
151 Farrell, Pa., & S. D
70 Fullerton, Cal. ds U. H.
Elkhart, Ind———
101 Faulk Co., S. Dak
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156 Grand Rap., Mlnn.(T.&V 118
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Elkhart Co., Ind., & S.D_ 98 Fayette, Mo.
FullertonSch. Dist., Neb.131 Grand Rapids, Wis
112
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Drain.
&
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96 Fulton, Ky..'
Elkin Twp., .No. Caro_—178 Fayette Co., Ia
Levee Dlst., Ill—
105
120 Fulton, Mo., ds Sch. Dist.125
Elko, Nev., dt S. D—166 Fayette Co., Ky...
172 Fulton. N. Y.(C.dsCo.)__ 43 Grand Val. Irr. Dlst.,Col_144
Elko Co., Nev
-L-—166 Fayette Co., Tex
98 Grandvlew Hts., O.
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195 Fulton Co.. Ind
Ellensburg S. D.. Wash—163 Fayetteville, Ark
—"... -96 Grandview Hgts. Spec. S.
192 Fulton Co., OEllenvllle, N. Y
57 Fayette ville, N, CD., Ohio
88
177 Fulton Spec R. D.,°Mp—123
Ellensburg, Wash
165 Fayetteville, N. Y—.... 57
GrangevilleI.S.D.No.2,Idl41
Ellicott S. D.. N. Y.
57 Fergus Co., Mont.--.-.--138
Granite, Okla
153
Elida S. D., Ohio__l
88 Fergus Co. S. D. No. 12,
adsden County, Fla—184 Granite County, Mont—-138
Ellis Co., TeX—
-.195
Mont.
139 Gaffney, S. C
—.179 Granite S. D., Ill
105
Ellin wood, Kan
137 Fergus Falls,Minn.,&S.D. 116 Gaffney S, D., So. Caro..180 Granite S. D., Utah
146
Ellis, Kan
137 Fernandina, Fla
---184 Gage County, Neb
98
—131 Grant Co., Ind
Ellis Co. D. D. No. 1, Texl98 Ferry Co. Wash—..
183 Grant County, Kan
-.133
165 Gainesville, Fla
Ellisville (C), Miss.
189 Fif thLouislanaLev .D. .La. 190 Gainesville, Ga
182 Grant Co., Ky
172
Ells worth, Kan
133 Fillmore H. S. D., Cal.—160 Gainesville, Tex_.
195 Grant Co., N. Mex
147
Ellsworth, Me
10 Findlay, Ohio, & S. D
105 Grant Co., S. Dak
129
88 Galena, 111
Ellwood City, Pa
70 Finney Co., Kan
137 Grant Co., Wis
112
133 Galena. Kan
Ellwood City S. D., Pa
76 Fisher County, Tex..—-195 Galesburg, 111., ds S. D„-103 Grant's Pass, Ore
161
Elmhurst S. D. No. 46,111.105 Fishkili Landing, N. Y— 43 Gallon, O
88 Granville, N. Y
44
Elmlra, N. Y
43 Fitchburg, Mass.138 Granville Co., N. C
177
21 Gallatin Co., Mont
El Modena Sch. D., Cal__160 Fitchville Twp., Ohio
Grass Valley, Cal
88 Gallatin Co. S. D. No. 3,
160
Mont
Elmore, Ohio
88 Fitzgerald, Ga
.138 Gravesend,
N.
Y.
(see
182
Elmore County, Ala
New York City)
185 Flagstaff, Ariz
149 Gallatin Sch. Dlst., Mo.. 125
50
Elmore Co., Ida
141 Flatbush,N.Y.(seeN.Y.C. 50 Gallia Co., O
88 Gray Co., Kan
133
Elmwood Twp., Ill
103 Flathead Co., Mont
88 Graybull (T) Wyo
138 Gallipolis, O
149
El Paso, Tex. (C. & Co.) .195 Flat RIv. S. D. No, 61,Mo 125 Gallitzin, Pa
76 Grayson Co., Tex
195
El Paso County S. D. No.
Flint, Mich., & Sch. D—107 Gallup, N. Mex., & S. D.147 G't Barrington, Mass.—- 21
14,Colo..
143* Flora Twr. H. S. D., 111-105 Gait Joint S. D., Cal
156 Gt. Barrington F.D.,Mass 21
El Paso S. & D. Ds., Tex.198 Florence, Ala
195 Great Bend, Kan.(C.&T.)137
186 Galveston, Tex.
El Reno, Okla.. ds S. D..151 Florence, Col
„_143 Galveston Co. dsDr. D. ,Tex. 195 Great Falls, Mont.,&S.D_138
Elseberry Dr. Dist., Mo. 123 Florence, So.Car
179 Ganeer Twp., Ill
103 Great Neck S.D.No.7,N.Y 57
Elsinpre (C.), Cal
160 Florence County, Wis
133 Greeley, Col.dsS. D. No.6.144
114 Garden City, Kan
Elvins S, D. No. 7, Mo__ 12,
Florence S. D„ Cal—
160 Gardiner, Me., ds W. D._ 10 Greeley County, Neb
139
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21 Greeley-Poudre Ir.D.,Col 144
Elwood, Neb.
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198 Garfield, N. !—
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Greene Co., N. Y
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Greensburg S. D., Ind
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Greenville, Ala
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Greenville, Ga
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Greenville, Mich
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Greenville, Miss.
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Greenville, N.C
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Greenville, O
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Greenville, Pa
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Greenville, Tex
Greenville Co., Va
So. Caro.179
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Greenville S. D., Ohio— 96
Greenwich (B. AT.),Conn 34
Greenwich, O. (V. & T.)
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Greenville
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Greenwood, Miss
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Greenwood Co., Kan
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Gregg County, Tex.
Grenada Co.
Miss._____ 188
188
Grenada, Miss
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Gridley (C), Cal
Griffin, Ga
182
Griggs Co., N. D„__
127
Grimes Co., Tex
196
Grinnell. Ia
122
Griswold, Conn„
36
Griswold S. D., Iowa
..122
Grosse Polnte, Mich
107
Groton, Conn., A W. D
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Groton (V.),N. Y
57
Grove, Okla..
153
Grove City, Ohio
96
Grove City, Pa., & S. D__ 70
Groveton S. D., Tex
_198
Guadalupe Co., N. Mex—148
Guadalupe Co.; Tex196
Gueydan, La., Dr. D
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Gueydan S. D., La
191
Guilford Co., N.C
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Gulfport, Miss
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Gunnison. Col. (C. & Co.) 144
Guthrie, Okla., & S. D
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Haskell Co., Kan
66
199
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Hastings, Minn
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Hastings, Neb., & S. D__130
Hastings, Okla
151
61
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Haddonfleld, N. J
61
Haddon Heights, N. J.__ 66
Hadley W. S. D., Mass.- 28
Hager Slough Dr D., 111-105
Hagerstown, Md_
79
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Hailyville, Okla
Hale County, Ala..
Hale County, Tex.j
Haledon
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186
198
61
170
130
198
118
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174
(B.). N. J
Halifax Co., Va
Hall Co.. Neb__
Hall County, Tex
Hal lock,
Minn
Hallowell, Me
Hamblen Co., Tenn
Hamburg, Ark___
192
Hamburg, N.Y., S.D No. 1 44
HamburgS.D.No.8,N.Y. 57
Hamden, N. Y
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105
Hamilton, 111
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Hamilton, Ohio..
Hamilton, Tex
Hamilton Co..Ill—
Hamilton County, Ind
Hamilton Co., Iowa
Hamilton,
N.
-
57
88
198
103
100
120
..134
Hamilton County, N. Y— 44
Hamilton Co., O
89
Hamilton Co., Tenn
174
Hamilton Co., Kan__
Hope, Ark
192
96
44 Hopewell Twp., Ohio.
Hopkins Co., Tex
199
105
Hatfield. Mass
28 Hopkins Dr. D.. Ill
Hattlesburg. Miss
188 HopkinsvilleSch. D., Ky_173
28
Havelock, Neb
130 Hopklnton, Mass
—163
Haverhill, Mass.
—21 Hoquiam, Wash
112
Haverstraw, N. Y., A S.D 44 Horicon, Wis
44
Havre de Grace, Md—__ 79 Hornell, N. Y
Sch.
Dist.
Havre S.D. No. 16, Mont. 139 Hornellsville
No. 7, N. Y__*
Hawaii (Territory of)
57
199
Hawkins Co., Tenn...
-180
175 Horry Co., S. C-l
Hawkinsville, Ga
183 Horseheads (V.), N. Y— 57
134
Haworth, N. J
66 Horton. Kan
145
Hawthorne S. Dist., N. J. 66 Hotchklss. Colo___■
Hot Springs S. D., Ark._ 192
Hays, Kan—
---134
Hays Co., Tex
196 Hot Springs S. D., So.Dakl28
108
Hays S. D., Pa
76 Houghton, Mich
10
Hay ward (T.), Cal
160 Houlton, Me
Houston, Miss
189
Haywards Un. H. S. D.,
196
Cal
-156 Houston, Tex
196
Haywood Co., Tenn
174 Houston Co., Tex
Hazlehurst. Miss.l
189 Houston Heights, Tex—196
100
Hazlehurst.Ga
183 Howard Co.. Ind
130
Hazleton, Pa., & S. D— 70 Howard County, Neb
199
Hazle Twp. S. D., Pa— 76 Howard Co., Tex
—108
Hearne, Tex
199 Howell, Mich
199
Healdsburg, Cal
160 Howe, Tex..
96
Heavener, Okla__
153 Hubbard, Ohio
199
Hebron, Neb
131 Hubbard, Tex
Hebron S. D., Ohio
89 Hubbard County, Minn—118
22
Helena, Ark., A S. D
192 Hudson, Mass
110
Helena. Mont., & S. D___138 Hudson, Mich
——
—
Heldenhelmer S. D., Tex.199
D.No.1,Ark.192
Cal____
156
Hemet, Cal., Un. H.S. D.160
Hemphill Co., Tex.,&S.D.199
Hempstead (Vil.), N. Y__ 44
Hempstead, N. Y. (Town
& S. D's)
44
Hempstead (see New York
City)—
50
Hempstead (T.), S. D's.,
N. Y. (See N.Y. City). 50
Henderson
Ky
±
172
Henderson, N. C...
.177
Henderson, Tex
-196
Henderson Co., N. C
177
Henderson Co., Tenn — 175
Hendricks County, Ind-- 99
Henderson
Co.
Dr.
D.
; No. 2, 111
105
Hennepin Co., Minn
116
Henrietta, Tex
—
199
Hepry Co./ Iowa
120
Henry Co., Mo
123
Henry Co., O
—
89
Henry County, Va—
168
Henryetta, Okla
-151
-
—
Henrylyn Irr. Dist., Colo_ 144
Hereford, Tex.——
-199
134
Herlngton, Kah
Herkimer, N. Y., A S. D_
Herkimer Co., N. Y
44
44
-162
Ileriposa Beach, Cal
: —156
Herrin,
III
— —
103
105
Hamilton S. D., Ohio—_ 89 Herrin S. D.. Ill
Hester Sch. Dist., Cal—156
Hamilton Twp., Mercer
County, N. J__
66 Hettinger Co., No. Dak—127
134
Hamlet, No. Caro___--l__177 Hiawatha, Kan
175
Hamlin,* Tex199 Hickman Co., Tenn
177
Hamlin Co., S. Dak
129 Hickory, N. C
Hermiston, Ore___
_,_
—
Hammonton, N. J..AS.D.
101
98
66
Hampden Co., Mass
Hampton, Va
Hamtramck, Mich
21
168
107
Hammond, Ind
Hammond S. D., Ind
Hamtramck S.
D.
No. 8,
Mich
108
Hancock, Mich., & S. D__110
Hancock Co., Ill
103
Hancock Co., Ind
99
Hancock County, Iowa__120
Hancock County, Miss—188
Hancock Co., O
89
Ga
183
Hancock Co., W. Va
171
Hanford S. D., Cal
156
Hanford, Cal
___160
Hannibal, Mo., A S. D..123
Hancock County,
D., Pa.> 70
110
89
Harbor Springs, Mich
108
Hanover Twp. S.
Harbor Beach, Mich—
Harbor S. D., Ohio
Hominy, Okla
153
Honea Path, So. Caro—180
Honesdale S. D., Pa
70
Honey Grove, Tex
199
Hood Co., Tex
199
Hood River,Ore.,&Irr.D.161
Hoosick Falls, N. Y
44
Hastings S. D., Minn. —118
Helena Imp.
O
96
Hidalgo Co., Tex
196
HIgglnsville S. D., Mo—125
High Bridge, N. J
61
Highland Irr. Dist., Colo_l44
Highland Park, 111.
105
Highland Park, Mich., &
Sch.
Dist.
103
Highland P'k & S.D., Va_170
Highland S. D., Ky
173
Highlands, Col. (see Den.) 144
Highlands, N. J
66
High Point, N. C_
177
Hightstown, N. J
66
Hill City, Kan
134
Hill Co., Tex
T196
Hillsboro, Ore
161
Hillrose Irr. D., Col
145
Hillsboro, O
<__ _:
96
Hillsboro. Tex.
196
Hillsboro Bge.F.D., N.H_ 11
Hillsborough, Cal
_—156
Hillsborough Co., Fla
183
Hicksville,
-
122
City, Ia., & S. D
120 Jones County, Iowa
188
County, Iowa
122 Jones Co., Miss
Iowa Falls S. D., Iowa
199
120 Jones Co., Tex
123
Ipswich, Mass
22 Joplin, Mo., A S. D
Iredell County, No. Caro. 177 Jordan S. D., Utah
_146
Iron County, Mich
108 J osephineCo.S. D. No.7, Ore. 162
Iron County, Wis
112 Julesburg Irr. D., Colo—_144
145
Iron Mountain S. D., Michl08 Julesburg (T), Colo
Iron River S. D., Mich—110 J unctionCity, Kan.. AS .D. 134
Iowa
Iowa
Ironton, O.,
Ironwood S. D.,
89 Juniata, Pa. (Boro.ACo.). 77
71
108 Juniata S. D., Pa
Mich
,103
61
Irving Park, 111
Irvington, N. J
Irvington, N. Y
Kalamazoo,
Hudson, N. Y___
Hudson, Wis
Hudson Co., N. J
Hudson Falls,
44
114
61
N. Y__
44
Hudson Sch. Dist., Mich. 108
Hughes Co., Okla
Hughes Co., S. Dak
Hugo (C), Colo
Hugo. Okla
Mass
Humboldt, Kan
Humboldt, Tenn
Humboldt Co., Nev
Hull,
153
129
...145
151
28
134
.174
166
Mich.,
, A 108
School Dist_!
44
___138
Ishpeming, Mich
---108 Kalispell, Mont.
Kallspell S. D. No.5, Mont 139
l8hpeming S.D., Mich—-110
Island Terr's & Posse8'ns_l99 Kandiyohi County, Minn 118
57
Islip S. D.. N. Y
Itasca County, Minn
Itasca Co. S. D. No.
116
Ithaca, Mich
Ithaca, N. Y
116
199
2,Minn.116
110
45
Jacksboro,D. D.,
Tex
acksboro
Tex
Minn——'
Itasca S. D., Tex
Itasca Co.S.D.No
Kane, Pa
Kane S. D., Pa
77
71
Kankakee
1,
-
—
Hemet,
Hackensack, N.N.
J
ackettstown,
11
110
Mich
Hastings-on-Hudson,N.Y.
57
187
---179
134
No. 3, N. Y
Hillsdale,
Paa«.
„
.
Hillsboro Co., N. H
Hardin Co., Tex
196 Hillsdale (Twp.), N. J— 66
Harding Co., So. Dak... 129 Hillside Twp. S.D., N.J- 61
Hardwick, Vt
13 Hill view Dr.ALev.D., 111.105
Hardy Township, Ohlo___ 96 Hillyard, Wash., A S. D.165
188
Harlem, Mont
_138 Hinds Co., Miss
21
HarlingenTex & Sch.Distl99 Hingham, Mass
Harnett Co., N. C
178 Hinsdale Co., Col
144
153
Harper City, Kan
134 II in ton, Okla
171
Harper County. Kan
137 Hinton, W. Va
Hobart. Okla___
151
Rarrletstown union Free
S. D. No. 1, N. Y
44 Hobart S. D., Okla-—-153
61
Harrlman, Tenn
-.-174 Hoboken, N. J
Harris Bayou D.D.,Miss. 188 Hocking Co., O
_'___ 96
134
Harrlsburg, Pa. A Sch.D
70 Hodgeman Co., Kan
Harris Co., Ga_
183 Hohokus (Boro.), N. J— 66
Harris Co., Tex., & Dr.D.196 Hoibrook, Mass.
21
Harris Co. Nav. Dlst.,Texl96 Holbrook Irr. Dist., Colo. 144
Harrison, N. J
61 Holden, Mo
125
151
Harrison, N. Y
44 Holdenvllle, Okla
Harrisonburg, Va
168 Holdenville S. D., Okla_-153
Harrison Co., Ia
120 Holdrege, Neb
131
Harrison Co., Ky
173 Holgate, Ohio
96
Harrison County, Miss—.189 Holland, Mich., & S. D..108
Harrison Co., Tex
199 HoMIdaysburg, Pa
76
Harrison-Pottawattamie
Hollis, Okla
151
160
Drainage D., Ia
122 Holllster, Cal
Harrison Twp. Rd. D., O. 89 Holly, Colo..;
---145
Harris Township, Ohio— 96 Holly Sch. Dist., Mich.__110
Hartford, Conn., & S. Ds 34 Holly Springs, Miss. _____ 189
Hartford, Vt
13 Holmes County, Ohio
89
134
Hartford, Wis_._
-114 Holton. Kan
Hartford Wash. & West
Holtville, Cal., & Un. H.
S.
D
.—160
Middle S, Ds., Conn._ 35
Holyoke, Colo
145
Hartington Sch. Dist.
No. 8, Neb
21
131 Holyoke, Mass
Hartshorne, Okla., AS.
Homer, La
190
D. No. 1
153 Homestead, Pa., A S. D_ 70
156
Hartsville, S.C.,&S. D..180 Homestead S. D.f Cal
—
105
Ill
Hardeman County, Tex.-199
Hardin Co., O
89
Page.
Page.
Page.
Page.
Y.,
N.
Greenburg,
203
INDEX.
Soy., 1913. j
199
(C),
Kankakee
County, 111
III
___105-
103
Kaukauna, Wis
112
Kansas
J .132
Kansas
City,Kan.,AS.D„ 134
Kansas City, Mo
,123
Kansas City Park D's.,Mo.l24
Kansas City S. D., Mo__124
199
199 Karnes Co., Tex.__
199
199 Kaufman, Tex
112
—183 Kaukauna; Wis
& S. D__108 Kaw Valley Dr. D., Kan. 134
153
Jackson,.Miss. (C. & Co.) 188 Kay Co., Okla
147
Jackson, Ohio
;
96 Kaysville, Utah
62
Jackson, Tenn. (C. & Co.) 174 Kearny, N. J
134
Jackson Co., Fla
:
183 Kearny Co., Kan
Jackson Co., Ill
105 Kearney, Neb. (C.&CO.)_130
Jackson Co., Ind
99 Kearney S.D.No.7,Neb—130
11
Jackson County, Iowa
120 Keene, N. H
132
Jackson Co., Kan
134 Keith Co., Neb
Jacksboro S. Ds., Tex
Jackson, Ga
Jackson, Mich.,
116
Jackson Co., Minn
Keith A Lincoln Counties
Irr. D., Neb
132
123
89 Keithsburg Drain. D., Ill, 105
i.
141
Jackson County. Okla
153 Kellogg, Idaho
Jackson Co., Ore
188
161 Kemper County, Miss
99
Jackson Co., Tex
196 Kenaallville, Ind
132
Jackson Co. D. D., Tex__ 199 Kenesaw S. D., Neb
45
Jackson Co. S. D., Ore._162 Kenmore, N. Y
Kenmore, Ohio
89
Jackson Joint Un. H. S.
Kenmore Sch
Dist., N.Y. 57
D., Cal160
96
Jackson Parish, La
190 Kenmore S. D., Ohio
Kennebec County, Maine 10
Jackson Twp., Crawford
Jackson County, Mo
Jackson Co., 0__
—
lO
Co,, Ohio
96 Kennebec W. D., Me
Kennebunk. Me..
10
Twp., Pickaway
Co., Ohio-96 Kennedy Hgts. S. D., 0__ 89
Jackson
Kennett, Mo_
124
Twp.,
Seneca
77
County, Ohio
89 Kennett Square, Pa
163
Jacksonville, Fla—
.--183 Kennewick, Wash
112
Jacksonville, 111-103 Kenosha, Wis
171
Jacksonville, Ore—
.162 Kenova, W. Va
;__
89
Jacksonville, Tex., & S.D 199 Kent, Ohio
164
JafTrey, N. H
'___
11 Kent, Wash
—
Jackson
—
Kent
Jamaica, N. Y., V., T. &
S. D's. (see N. Y. C.)__
50
Jamesburg (B), N. J
66
Jamestown, N. Y., & S.D. 45
Jamestown, N. Dak
127
31
112
Jamestown, R. I
Janes ville, Wis
Jasper, Ala—
—186
Jasper, Fla
184
Jasper Co., Ga
183
Jasper Co., Ind
100
Jasper Co. Ia
120
Jasper County, Mo__ —__123
Jasper Co. Sup. D., Miss_189
Jay Co., Ind
100
Jeannette, Pa., & S. D—_ 76
Jeff Davis Co., Ga
183
Jefferson
&
Plaquemine
Parishes Dr. Dist., La_190
Jefferson, Ohio, & S. D
96
Jefferson, Tex
:
199
Jefferson City, Mo.,AS.D.123
Jefferson Co., Ala
186
Jefferson Co., Ark
192
Jefferson Co., Fla
183
Jefferson Co., Ga
j
183
Jefferson Co., Ind
99
Jefferson County, la.——122
Jefferson County Kan
134
—
.
,
Jefferson Co. Levee Dists.
Nos. 1 &
3, Ark
—192
Jefferson Co., Miss
189
-139
44 Jefferson Co., Mont
Hunterdon County, N. J_ 66 Jefferson Co., N. Y
45
89
Huntington Beach, Cal-_ 156 Jefferson Co., O
174
Huntingdon Co., Pa
70 Jefferson Co., Tenn
196
Huntington. Conn._
35 Jefferson County, Tex
163
Huntington, Ind., C.&Co. 99 Jefferson Co., Wash
Jefferson Co., W. Va
171
Huntington
Park .City
Sch. DIsts., Cal
156 Jefferson Co. P. D., Pa.__ 76
Hunter, N. Y
Co., Del
Kent
County, Mich
County, Tex
Kenton, Ohio
Kenton, Tenn
Kenton Co., Ky
Kent
77
108
___199
89
,.174
172
171
Kentucky
Kentwood, AS.D., La
191
Keokuk, Iowa
120
Keokuk Co., Iowa
^121
Keokuk Ind. S. D., Iowa. 122
Kern Co., Cal
156
Kerr Co. R. D. No. 1, Tex 199
Kerr ville, Texas
199
Kershaw Co., S. C
180
Kersh Lake Dr. D., Ark_192
Kertcreek Dr. D., Wis—.112
Kewanee, 111
105
Keyport (Boro.), N. J
66
Keyser, W. Va
171
Keystone, W. Va
171
Key West, Fla
183
Kickapoo Dr,LD., Ill_105
Kidder Co., N. Dak.
127
KiUingly, Conn
35
Kimball Irr. Dist., Neb-,130
King Co., Wash, & S. Ds.164
Kingfisher, Okla
151
Kingfisher County, Okla. 153
Kingman, Kan., A S. D-137
Kingman County, Kan
134
KIngsburg, Cal
160
Kingsbury Co., S. Dak—.129
Kings Co.,
N. Y.
(see
New York City)
50
KIngsley Ind. S. D.. Ia_.122
KingCo .S .D .No.71,Wash.l65
Kings Mountain, N. C--.178
Kingston, N. Y
45
Kingstree, So. Caro
-180
Kingsville (C. & S. D.),
-
44 Jefferson Co. Road Dist*
Tex
199
Nos. 1 & 4, Ark
192
Ala—
_186 Jefferson Co. Dr. Dists.,
Kinney County, Tex——199
Ark
192 KInston, N. Car
177
Huntsville (C), Mo.
125
Kiowa, Okla
153
Huntsville S. D., Tex
199 Jefferson Co. S. & Dr.
134
Huron, So. Dak
128
Dists., Tex
199 Kiowa Co., Kan
Kirks ville, Mo
125
County
Joint
Huron, Ohio.:.
96 Jefferson
S. D. No. 6, Wis_ ——112 Kirkwood, Ga
182
Huron County, Ohio—— 89
Klrkwood, Mo
:
124
Hutchinson, Kan., & S.D.134 Jefferson County S.
D.
Hutchinson Co., S. Dak_129
No. 1, Okla.
184
__153 Kissimmee, Fla
Klttery Water D., Me
10
Hyattsville, Md
79 Jefferson County S. D.
No. 1, Wash—164
163 Kittitas Co., Wash
Hyde County, So. Dak.— 128
116
HydePark,Masfc(seeBos'n) 22 Jefferson Davis Co., Miss-189 Kittson County, Minn
Klamath Co., Ore., AS.D.162
Ind.,
and
Hyde Park, O. (see Cin.)'. 84 Jeffersonville,
School City
_i_
99 Klamath Falls, Ore.—161
165
Iberia Parish, La_
-191 Jeliico, Tenn
174 Klickitat Co., Wash
99
—183 Knox County, Ind—
idabel, Okla
.151 Jenkins Co., Ga
96
Ida Township, Mich
76 Knox Co., O—
108 Jenkintown, Pa,
174
Idaho
140 Jennings. La
190 Knox Co., Tenn
Idaho Falls, Ida
142 Jennings Co.. Ind
100 Knox County, Tex
199
Idaho Irr. D., Ida
174
141 Jersey City, N.J
62 Knoxville, Tenn
Idaho Springs, Colo
76 Knoxville Sch. Dist., Pa- 71
145 Jersey Shore, Pa
Illon, N. Y
44 Jersey Shore S. D., Pa
99
77 Kokomo, Ind
Illinois
101 Jesup, Ga
183 Koochiching Co., Minn
116
141
134 Kootenai Co.. Ida
Imperial, Cal
156 Jewell, Kans
Jewett City, Conn
36 Kosciusko, Miss
188
Independence,
Kan.,
A
121
Sqh. District
134 Jim Wells County, Tex__ 199 Kossuth County, Iowa
Johnson City, Tenn
l74 Krebs, Okla
153
Independence,
Mo.,
A
School District
123 Johnson Co., Kan
134
HuntingtonS.D.No.3,N.Y.
.
Hunt!ngton,W.Va..&S:D.171
Hunts ville,
-
__
-----
—
——
——
Independence S. D., Ia—122
Johnson Co.,
Tex
196
Johnson County Dr. Dist.
No. 1, Neb
Pa., Boro & Co. 70
_130
30
Indianapolis, Ind., & S.D. 99 Johnston, R. I
153
Indlanola, Ia
122 Johnston Co., Okla
Indianola, Miss
189 Johnston Co. Dr. D. No.l,
Indiana
97
Indiana,
Okla
151
Inglewood, Cal
156
45
Inglewood Sch. Ds., Cal--160 Johnstown (C.), N. Y
Ingram, Pa
76 Johnstown, Pa., & S. D__ 70
Inlet Swamp Dr.D., Ill
105 Johnstown, Ohio
96
International Falls, Minn.116 Joliet. Ill
103
192
Inyo Co., Cal
160 Jonesboro, S. D., Ark
Iola City, Kan__
134 Jonesboro Imp. Dist. No.
Iowa
_118
4, Ark
192
—
—
Lacey Lev.&Dr.D., 111—105
ackawanna.N.Y.,AS.D. 45
7l
Lackawanna Co., Pa._
Laconia. N. H
11
Lacon, 111
104
Lac Qui Parle Co., Minn. 118
La Crosse, Wis.(C.&Co.)_112
La Cygne, Kan
137
Lafayette (C), Ala—^
.186
La Fayette (C), Ga._
183
Lafayette, La
190
Lafayette, Ind., A Sch.C. 99
Lafayette County, Miss. 188
Lafayette Co., Mo
124
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_
•»01
INDEX.
Page.
Page.
LafourcheBas.Lev.D.,La_ 190
La Grande, Ore., & S. D_161
La Grange. Ga
182
La Grange S. D.. Ill
105
199
137
145
La Grange, Tex
La Harpe, Kan
La Junta S. D., Colo
Lake Borgne Lev. D.. La.190
Lake Charles, La. & First
Sewerage Dist
190
Lake City, Fla
184
Lake County, Cal
Lake Co., Colo.
160
144
99
Lake Co., Ind
Lake Co., Minn
Lake Co., O
—116
_—
89
Lake County, So. Dak--a 129
Lake Co. Lev. D., Tenn—175
Lake Geneva, Wis
112
Lakeland. Fla..
184
—
Lake Linden, Mich
Lake Placid, N. Y
Lake Township, Mich
110
45
108
Lake Village^ Ark
192
Lakewood, N. Y
57
Lake wood, O., & S. D— 89
Lakewood Twp. S.D..N.J. 62
Lakln, Kan..
137
Lamar, Mo
■
—124
Lamar, Colo., & Sch. D—144
Lamar Co., Mlss__
189
Lamar Co., Tex..
196
Lamonl, la
122
La Moure Co., N. Dak—127
Lampasas, Tex., C.&Co_l99
Lancaster,N H.,&FireP. 12
Lancaster, N. Y
45
Lancaster, Ohio
89
Lancaster, Pa., & S. D
71
Lancaster Co., So. Caro__180
Lancaster, S. C
180
Lancaster Co., Neb
-.130
Lancaster Co., Pa__
71
—
—
Lancaster S. D.,
Ky
173
Lander, Wyo., & S. D —140
Lane Co., Kan
134
Langlade Co., Wis.
113
Lansdowne, Pa._
71
Lansdowne School Dist.,
Pa
J
—
......
Lanse Twp.,
Lansing,
Mich
Mlch.a.
Y.
77
108
108
Lanslngburg. N.
(see
Troy)
55
Lanslngburg S. D., N. Y- 45
Lapeer, Mich
108
La Plata Co., Colo— —144
La Porte, Ind., (C. & Co.) 99
Laramie, Wyo. (C. & Co.) 140
-
Laramie Twp., Ind_
101
Laramie Val. I rr. D., Wyo
140
Laramie Sch. Dist., Wyo.140
Larchmont (V.), N. Y— 45
_
_.
Laredo, Tex
199
Larkspur, Cal
j.
156
Larksville, Pa., & S. D__ 77
Larned,
Kan
-137
La Salle, N. Y_
La Salle Co.. Tex
45
--.199
La Salle-Peru Twp. S. D.,
Ill
104
La Salle Sch. Dist., Ill—104
—
—
LasAnimas.CoIo. (C. & Co.) 144
Las Cruces, N. Mex
Las Vegas, N. Mex_
Las
-148
147
Vegas, Nev., &S. D-166
Latrobe, Pa., & S. D
71
Lauderdale Co., Miss
188
Laurel, Md—_—
Laurel, Miss
Laurel, Mont
Laurel Hill
79
188
-139
177
Twp., N. C
Laurens, S. C. (C. & Co.) -180
Laurens S. D., S. Car
180
Caro—177
Laurinburg, No.
Lavaca Co., Tex
___196
Lawrence, Kan.; & S. D__ 135
Lawrence, Mass.
22
Lawrence, Mich
110
Lawrence, N. Y
45
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
175
Lawrence Co., Ala
186
Lawrence Co., Ind
99
Lawrence County, Miss. .188
Lawrence County, Mo
124
Lawrence Co., O
89
Lawrence Co., S. Dak-i —128
Lawrence Sch. Tw.p, Ind. 99
Lawrencevllle, Ga
183
Lawrenceville, Va_„
168
Lawtop, Okla., & S, D
151
Lead S. D., S. Dak.
128
Leadvllle, Colo.
145
Leavenworth, Kan
135
Leavenworth S. D., Kan_135
Leavenworth
Leavenworth
—
Liberty (V), N. Y
57
Liberty Co. Rd. D., Tex. 196
Liberty Twp.,, Crawford
County, Ohio
96
Liberty Twp., Trumbull ,
County, Ohio
96
Liberty Twp., Van Wert
County, Ohio
96
Licking Co., O
89
Ligonier, Pa__
71
Lima, 0-89
Lima S. D., Ohio.
90
Limestone Co., Ala
186
Limestone Co., Tex
199
Limestone Co.
Rd. D.,
196
Tex
111
Kan.
---105
137
Mass..
22
Neb., & S. D—130
R. I.
30
Lincoln Co., Ida.--141
Lincoln Co., Kan
---135
Lincoln Co., Mo
-125
Lincoln County, Mont—138
Lincoln Co., Nev
166
Lincoln County, N. Mex. 148
Lincoln Co., No. Caro
177
Lincoln Co., Okla
153
Lincoln Co., S. Dak__-..129
Lincoln Co., Wash164
Lincoln Co., Wis
-..114
Lincoln Co. Irr. Dls., Colo.144
Lincoln Co. R. D., Miss. 188
Lincoln Park (see Chic. ,111) 102
LlncolntOn, N. C
---178
Linda Vista Irr. D., Cal--156
Linden (Boro.), N. J
66
Linden Twp. S. D., N. J. 62
Lindsay, Cal
—156
Lindsay, Okla
151
Llndsborg, Kan
137
Linn Co. S. D. No. 5,Ore.l62
:
—
96
Litchfield,
11
35
Ohio
Lisbon Sch. D., N. H.—
Conn.
Litchfield S. D., Minn
118
Little Beaver Dr. D., 111.-105
Little Falls. Minn
116
Little Falls. N. Y —*-—■ 45
Little Falls I. S. D.,Minnll6
Little Falls 8. D.. N. J... 66
Little River Dr. D., Okla.151
Little Rocki Ark., & S. D.192
Little Rock Impt. D.,Ark. 192
Little Tarkio Dr.
D., Mo.125
Littleton, Mass..
28
Littleton. N, H. (T.)— 11
Littleton, N. H. (V.)
12
Little Valley, N. Y—— 57
Live Oak (C), Fla..- —.184
Live Oak Co. R. D.,Tex. 199
LIvermore, Cal
160
...
Liverpool Township, 0__. 96
Livingston, Mont
139
Livingston Co., N. Y_—. 45
Livingston Sch.Dist.,Tex.199
Llano Co., Tex
199
Lockhart, Tex
___.199
Lockhaven, Pa., & S. D__ 71
192
1
105
.121
—188
Co., N. Car
177
180
Lee Co., S. Car
Lee County, Va
168
Lee
County Imp. D., Ark. 192
Leetonia, Ohio..
96
Leflore Co., Miss
Leflore Co., Okla
188
153
Lehigh, Okla
Lehigh Co., Pa
Lehigh ton, Pa
153
Lehi Sch. Dlst.iUtah
146
71
77
Lelpslc, O., & S. D
Lemhi Co., Ida
Lemmon, So. Dak
Rlv.
Wis
Dr.
96
141
128
D.,
114
Lockland S. D., Ohio
Lockport, N. Yt_„__
45
Lockport Twp. S. D.. 111.105
Lockwood Irr. D., Mont. 138
Lodi, Cal., &S. D
156
Lodi. N.J
—
62
96
146
172
Logan, Onto..-.Logan, Utah, & S. D
Logan Co., Ky
Logan Co.., Ohio, & S. D_ 90
Logan Co., Okla._-___.-151
Logan Co., W. Va
171
Logan Twp. S. D., Pa
71
Logansport, Ind., & S. C_ 99
Lompoc, Cal
160
London, Ohio
96
London Sch.
Dist., Ohio.
90
Long Beach, Cal., & S. Ds.156
Long Branch, N. J
62
Long Isl. City, N. Y. (see
N Y*Clty)
50
Longmont, Col., & S. D..144
Longport. N. J...
66
Long Prairie Lev. D..Ark. 192
Long view, Tex.. &. S. D.199
Lonoke Co. R. D's., Ark. 192
Lonsdale, Tenn
175
Lookout Mountain, Tenn. 175
Lorain, O. (C. & Co.).... 90
Lemoore, Cal., & S. D...160 Lorain Co. Rd. D.No.l.O- 90
Lenoir, N. Car
178 Lorain S. D., O
90
Lenoir City, Tenn
175 Lordsburg, Cal
-.160
Lenox, Mass
22 Los Angeles, Cal.,&S. Ds.156
Lenox S. D., Iowa
Los Angeles Co., Cal
..122
_156
Leola Dr. D., Wis
113 Los Banos,Cal..--.160
Leominster, Mass
22 Los Gatos, Cal_;
160
Leon,
Iowa
122 Los Gatos High S. D.,Cal. 160
Leon Co. R. D. No. 4,Texl99 Loudon County, Tenn
174
..
Page.
-
Lucas, Kansas
137
Lucas
121
County, Iowa
Lucas Co., 0._
Ludington, Mich
Ludlow, Ky
Ludlow,
90
108
173
Mass
22
Ludlow (T. & V.), Vt
Lufkin,
13
199
196
178
Tex
Lufkin Ind. S.
D., Tex
Lumberton, N. C
Lumpkin, Ga
-.183
Luna Co., N. Mex
148
Luverne, Ala
Luverne, Minn
-----186
118
Luzerne
Co., Pa
71
Lycoming Co., Pa..
71
Lykens Twp., O
96
Lyman Co., S. Dak
129
Lyme, Conn
36
Lyme Twp. Huron Co., O. 96
Lynchburg, Va.
168
Lynn, Mass..
22
Lyon Co., Kan
135
Lyon County, Minn
118
Lyon County, Nev
.166
Lyons, 111
105
Lyons, Kan
137
Lyons Ind. S. D., Ia
.122
Lyon Swamp Drain. Dls.,
—-_-
No. Caro
—
Lytle, Tex
178
199
Marathon Co., Wis
Marble, Minn..,-Marblehead, Mass
Marcellne, Mo
114
116
—
-
23
125
57
71
Marcellus. N. Y
Marcus Hook, Pa
Margaretta S. D., Ohio.. 90
Margate City, N. J.
66
MarlcopaCo.,Arlz.,&S.Ds 149
Marietta,
Ga
182
Marietta, Okla
151
Marietta, O., & S. D__
90
Marinette, Wis
113
Marlon, Ind., & S. City.- 99
Marlon, Mass.
23
Marion, N. Y_„——
46
Marlon, O., & Sch. Dist— 90
Marion, S. C., & Co
180
Marion Co. S. Dist., S. C180
Marion Twp. H. S. D.,111.104
Marlon Co., Ind
99
Marion Co., Iowa, & S. D.122
Marion, Kan. (C.&Co.)__135
Marlon Co.. Mo
124
Marlon Co., 0._
90
Marlon Co., Tenn
175
Marlon Co., Tex__
196
Marion County, W. Va..l7l
Marlborough, Mass
23
Marlboro, N. Y
46
—
-
—
Marlboro
Graded Sch.
Melrose,
Minn
Memphis, Tenn. & S.
Ark
129
23
118
D.175
Mena,
192
Wis
114
Mendham, N. J
66
Mendocino Co., Cal...
-156
Menominee, Mich
.109
Menominee Co., Mich
110
Merced, Cal., & S. D
160
Merced Co., Cal
156
Mercer (Boro.), Pa
77
Mercer Co., Ky
---172
Mercer County, Mo.
124
Mercer Co., N. J
62
Mercer Co., O
91
Mercer Co., Pa
71
Merchantvllle, N. J..^
62
Menasha,
Meredith F. D.. N, H
12
MeredoslaLev.&Dr.D.,I11.105
Merlden, Conn. (C. & T.)_ 35
Meridian, Ida., & S. D
141
Meridian, Miss
.188
Merkel.
Tex
199
Merrick
County, Neb
130
Merrill, Wis.—113
Merrlmac, Mass
23
Mesa, Ariz
;
-149
-
Mesa Co.,Colo.&Irr. Dist.144
Metamora S. D., Ohio.,.- 96
Methuen.
Mass
Metuchen
(Boro.), N. J—
23
66
Mexla, Tex
199
Mexico, N. Y
Mexico S. D.,Mo
Meyersdale S. D., Pa
126
Miami, Fla
Miami, Okla
Miami Co., Ind
Miami Co., O
57
77
-
.184
—
—153
99
91
Sch. Dist., Okla..151
Mlamlsburg, O., & S. D— 91
Michigan
.105
MichiganC'y,Ind.,AS.Cy 99
Middleborough, Mass
23
Mlddlebury (V.), Vt
13
Miami
—
D.
10, So. Caro
Tex
MarlowS. D.. Okla
Middle Kittitas Irr. Dist
..180
199
_153
No.
Marlln,
Wash
-_-164
Middle Fork Spec. Dr.D.,
Ill
.105
,
___108 MIddleport, O
Marquette Mich...
■--96
Marquette Co., Mich
110 Middleport, N. Y., & Un.
Fs S. D. No. 1
Marseilles, III
105
46
90 Marshall, Mich—
108 Mlddlesboro, Ky
173
96 Marshall, Mo., &Sch. D..125 Middlesex Co., Mass
23
McAIester, Okla., &S.D.151
cArthur-Huntsville S.
1
D.. Ohio
McArthur S. D., Ohio
McComb, Miss
189
McConnellsvllle,
O.------
McCoolc, Neb
McCrackenCo., Ky..
McCulloCh Co., Tex._
96
130
.172
199
McDonough, Ga
183
McDowell Co., N. C—w-177
McDowell Co., W. Va
171
McGee
Creek
Lev.
&
Dr.
—
Lisbon,
Page.
Manila, P. 1
199
Louisiana, Mo
124 Manistee, Mich
108
Louisiana S. D., Mo
125 Manlstique, Mich—
108
Louisville, Ky
172 Manltou, Colo
144
Louisville, Miss
188 Manitowoc (C. &Co.),Wlsll3
Louisville, Ohio
96 Mankato, Kan
137
Love Co., Okla-, & S. D..153 Mankato, Minn
116
Loveland, Col
.144 Manlius, N.
57
Lovell, Wyo
140 Manlius Sch. Dist., N. Y_ 57
Lowell, Mass
22 Manning S. D. No,9,S.Carl80
Lowell, Mich
108 Mansfield, Conn
36
Lower Merlon, Pa. (T. &
Mansfield, Mass
23
S. D.)——
71 Mansfield, O., & S. D
90
Lowndes Co,, Miss
188 Maple Grove Drain. D.,111105
Lowville (V.), N. Y
57 Maple Hill Twp., Kan
137
Lubbock (C), Tex
199
Lubbock, Ind. S. D., Tex.199
Lubec, Me
10
xcvii.
Manhattan, Kan., & S.VD135 Mellette Co., So. Dak
Manhattan, Mont
139 Melrose, Mass
_189
-
90
Lee Co., Ia._^__
Lee Co., Miss.:
121
-
Dist., 111.
105
McHenry Co.,N. D
127
Mcintosh Co., N. D
127
Mcintosh Co., Okla
153
McKeesport, Pa., & S. D
71
McKees Rocks, Pa..
71
McKees Rocks S. D.,<Pa_ 77
Linnton, Ore
161 McKenzle, Tenn
175
Llnwood, O. (seeCIncln.)
84 McKInney, Tex.199
Llnwood & Auburn Lev.
McLean Co., N. D__
127
Dist., Ark
-.192 McLean I. S. D., Tex
199
Lisbon, Me
10 McLennan Co., Tex
196
Lisbon (T.) N. H_
10 McLeod Co., Minn
118
Co., Kan__.l35
Lee Co., Ark
Lee Co.,.Ill
Lemonvlew
Lestershlre, N. Y.
Lewis & Clark Co., Mont. 138
Lewisburg, Ohio
96
Lewisburg, Tenn
175
Lewis Co., Wash., & S.Ds. 164
Lewis Co. S. D. No. 3,
Wash
—165
Lewlston, Ida., & S, D—141
Lewiston, Me._
10
Lewlston, N. Y
45
Lewistown, Mont.,&S.D. 138
Lewlstown, Pa
71
Lewistown S. D., Pa.---77
Lewlston Twp., III.105
Lexington, Ky., & S. D..172
Lexington, Mass
22
Lexington, Miss—
-188
Lexington, Mo., & Rd. D.124
Lexington, N. Car—177
Lexington, Tenn
175
Lexington, Va
168
Lexington S. D., Ill104
Lexington Sch. Dist., Mo.125
Liberal, Kan
137
Liberty, Mo.-—124
Liberty (T.). N. Y., &
U. F. S. D. No. 1— 45
Lincoln,
Lincoln,
Lincoln,
Lincoln,
Lincoln,
Page.
90
62 Loudonvillo, Ohio
N.Y. 45 Louisa County, Iowa
45 Louisiana
96
Ind., & S. City. 101
Kan
137
Ohio
96
Ore
161
Pa., & S. D
71
Lebanon Co., Pa
71
Lebanon S. D., Mo__
125
Leechburg, Pa._
77
Lee
Leonia S. D., N. J
Le Roy &Sch. Dist.,
(p.), Wash-165 Lockland, 0
Lebanon,
Lebanon.
Lebanon,
Lebanon.
Lebanon,
[Vol.
McLeod Co. S. D. No. 2,
Minn
118
Marshall, Tex
.J
Marshall County, Ala
Marshall Co., Minn
196
Middlesex Co., N. J
186
116
Mlddletown,Conn.(C.&.T) 35
Mlddletown, N. Y., & S.
Marshall Co., S. Dak
129
Marshall Co. S. D., Okla. 153
Marshall Co., W. Va.--.17l
Mlddlet!n,OrangeCo,N.Y. .46
Mlddletown, O., & S. D_ 91
.
—__
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Martinsville, Va
168
Martinsville S. D., Ind— 99
Martinsville S. D., Ohio— 90
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—
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—
—
—
..
—
...
8
23
125
Malheur Co. S. D. No. 15,
Ore
162
Malone, N. Y.. & Sch. D. 45
Malta, Ohio
96
Mamakating, N. Y
45
Mamaroneck.N.Y (Vil.)_ 46
Manassas, Va
168
Manasquan, N. J__
66
-
Manatee County, Fla
Manchester, Conn__
Manchester, Ga
_
184
35
183
Manchester, Mass
: 23
Manchester, N. H
12
Manchester, Ind. S. D.,la.122
Mandan, N. Dak
Mangum, Okla
^127
-153
50
—
174 Maryland
77
McMInnville, Ore
161 Marys vllle, Cal
.----160
McMinnville S. D., Ore..162 Maryville, Mo
.124
McPherson (C.), Kan.___135 Mary vllle Sch. D., Mo._-.126
McPherson Co., S. Dak—129 Marysvllle, O
90
McRae, Ga
183 Marysville S.
Du Ohio
91
Mackinac Co., Mich
108 Mason & Cass River Dr.
Macomb, 111
104
D.. Ill
105
Macon, Ga
182 Mason City, Ia
121
Macon, Miss
189 Mason City, Ind. S. D.,Ia.l22
Macon, Mo
125 Mason County, Mich.-..108
Macon Co., Ala
181 Mason Co., Tex
199
Macon Co., Mo
-.124 Mason S. D., Ohio
96
Macon S. D., Mo
124 Masontown, Pa
77
Madeira S. D., Ohio
96 Massachusetts--.
13
Madera, Cal. &Sch. Dist.160 Massena, N. Y
46
Mad ill, Qkla.—
t —153
Masslllon, O., & S. D
* 91
Madison, Fla..
184 Matagorda Co., Tex
196
Madison, Ga
183 Matagorda Co. Dr. Dists.
Madison, Ind—
Tex
99
197
Madison, Kan
137 Matawan, N. J. (B,&Twp) 66
Madison, Minn
116 Mattamuskeet Lake Dr.
Madison (C), Neb
132
Dist., No. Caro.------177
Madison, N. J
62 Matteawan (V..), N. Y— 46
Madison, S. Dak__
128 Mattoon City, 111. & Twp.104
Madison, Wis
113 Mattoon Twp. S. D., III.. 105
Madison Co., Ala
186 Mauch Chunk. Pa
77
Madison County, Fla
184 Maumee, Ohio
91
Madison County, Iowa. .122 Maury Co., Tenn
---175
Madison Co., Ky
172 Mauston, Wis
114
Madison Co., Miss
-.189 Mayerlck County, Tex^__199
Madison Co., Mont
-138 Maxton, N. C
178
Madison Co., N. Y
45 Mayaguez, Porto Rlco_ —199
Madison Co., N. C
-177 Mayfleld, Cal
160
Madison Co., O
90 May field, Ky
..173
Madison Co., Tenn
•—-174 Maynard, Mass
6 23
Madison Ind. S. D., Minn.118 Maysvllle, Ky
173
Madison Sch. Dist., Ind—101
Mayville, N. Y
57
Madisonville (see Cln., O.) 84 May vllle. Wis-114
Madisonville, Ky
172 Meade. Kan
-.137
Madisonville, Ohio
96 Meade Co., Kan
135
Magnolia, Miss
189 Meade Co., S. Dak
128
Mahanoy City, Pa., & S.D 77 Mead vllle, Pa
71
Mahaska County. Iowa.-122 Meagher Co., Mont
139
Mahoning Co.,0.,&Rd.D. 90 Mechanlcsburg, Pa
77
Maiden, Mass
Maiden, Mo
D's (see N. Y. C.)_
Marshall S. D., Minn
118 Mlddletown, Pa.. & S. D. 77
Marshalltown.Ia;, & S.D. 121 Middletown O.S.D.,Conn. 36
Marshfield, Ore.
161 Midland. Mich., & S. D..110
Marshfleld, Wis
113 Midland,
Pa
77
Mart, Tex
199 Midland, Tex. (C. & Co.) 199
Mart Ind. S. D., Tex
196 Mifflin Co.. Pa...
77
Martin, Tenn.
175 Mifflin Twp. S. D.. Pa... 71
Martin Co., Ind
100 Mllaca, Minn
118
Martin County, Minn
116 Milam Co., Tex
'
197
Martin Co., Tex
199 Milan. Mich
110
Martindale I. S. D., Tex. 199 Milan (C), Mo.....
126
Martinez, Cal..
156 Mllburn Twp., N. J62
Martinez S. D., Cal
_'_160 Miles City, Mont.. & S.D. 138
Martin's Ferry, 0.,&S.D. 96 Mllford, Conn
35
Martln8burg.W.Va.,&S.D171 Mil ford, Mass
23
McMlnn County, Tenn
Maine
62
Mechanlcvllle,
N. Y
46
Mechanlcvllle, N. Y..S.D. 57
Mecklenburg Co., N. C
177
Mecklenburg Co., Va
168
Medford, Mass
23
Medford, Okla
Medford, Ore
151
161
Medford Sch. Dist., Okla.153
Medford Joint S. D,, Wls.114
Media, Pa
Media Sch.
--------
71
Dist., Pa
77
Medicine Lodge, Kan
135
Medina, N. Y
46
Medina, Ohio
91
Medina Co., Tex.
199
Medina S. D., Ohio
91
Medina Co. Rd. D .No.1, O- 96
Meeker,, Col
145
Meigs Co.. O
96
Mllford. N. H
——
12
Mllford
Centre, Ohio
96
Milford (Vil.), Ohio.
96
Milford S. D„ Ohio
91
Millbury, Mass
23
Mllledgevllle, Ga__------183
Mille Lacs Co., Minn
118
Millen (C), Ga_„
183
——
Miller Farms S. D., Conn. 36
Miller Levee D., Ark—
192
Mlllersburg, 0_
96
Millersburg S. D., Ohio__ 91
Millers Falls W. D., Mass. 28
MUlls, Mass
28
Mills County, Tex
-.197
Mill town, Ga
——.183
Mlllvale. Pa
77
Millvale S. D., Pa.
71
.160
62
Mill
Valley, Cal
MillviUe, N. J——
Milton.
Mass
-----
24
Milton, Ore., & Sch. D—162
Milton, Pa
77
Milton S. D., Ohio
96
Milton, Sch. D., Pa._
72
Milton U. F. S. D. No. 1,
N. Y
46
Miltonvale, Karis
135
Milwaukee, Wis. (C.&Co.)113
—
Mlnden,
La
191
Mlneola, N. Y
57
Mineral City, Ohio
%
MlneralMarshSp. Dr. D.,111.105
Mineral Twp., Mo
126
Mineral Wells, Tex
-.197
Miner Co;, S. Dak
129
Mlnersville S. D., Pa
72
Minerva, Ohio
96
Mingo County, W. Va—171
Mingo Junction, O
91
Mingo June. S. D., O—_ 96
Minidoka Co., Idaho
142
Minneapolis, Kan
137
Minneapolis, Minn
116
Co., S. Dak.-128
Minnehaha
Minnesota
114
Mlnot, N. Dak., & P'kD.127
Ohio
96
Mlshawaka, Ind., & S. C-101
Mission Twp., Kan
137
Mississippi
187
Mississippi Co., Ark., &
Dr. Dists., Ark
192
Mississippi Co., Mo., & Dr
Dist. No. 25
-126
Mississippi Co. Dr. D.,Mo. 124
Minster,
Miss.
&
La
Fourche
D., La
Miss. Lev. D.. MIss_
Dr.
191
188
Mississippi
Levee
Dist.
No. 1, Mo.124
Missoula, Mont., & Sch. D138
Missoula Co., Mont
-—138
—
Missouri
122
Mitchell, S. Dak., & S. D.128
Mitchell Co., Tex
Moberly,
Mo
199
124
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Nov., 1913.]
INDEX.
Page.
Page.
New kirk, Okla
New Lebanon, N. Y
New Lexington, Ohio
206
Page.
152
Page.
Moberly Sch. Dlst., Mo.-126
Mobile, Ala. (C. & Co.)__186
Modesto, Cal
166
Modesto Irr. Disfc., Cal._ 157
Mt.
Modesto S. D., Cal—.
Ariz
Muhlenberg Co.. Ky
Mulberry, Fla
Mulberry, Kans
173
184
135
NewLondon(V.AT.),Ohio 96 Norwood. Mass
New London (C), Wis
114 Norwood, O., & S. D
Muldrow,
151
New Lots,
160
149
..46
.104
135
Mohave Co.,
Mohawk, N. Y._
Mollne, 111., A S. D
Moline, Kan
Momence A Pembroke Dr.
105
105
77
Monessen, Pa., & S. D__ 72
Monett, Mo
124
D.,
Ill
Momence Two,, 111.
Monaca,
Pa.
..
...
.
Monmouth
&S
D.
Monona-Harrison
No. 1, la.
Monongahela.
Monroe, Ga
111..104
Dr.
D.
121
72
..182
Pa
Monroe, La
Monroe, N. C
Monroe, Wis
190
Monroe City, Mo..
124
184
104
177
113
Monroe
Co., Fla_.
Monroe Co., 111..:.
Monroe Co., Ind
99
Monroe Co., la.-..121
Monroe Co. Road D., Miss. 188
Monroe County, Mo
..124
Monroe Co., N.
Monroe Co., O
Y
46
91
Monroe County, Tenn
175
Monroe Sch. Dlst., Mich.109
Monroe Twp., Kan
137
Monroe U. F. S. D.. N. Y.
Mpnroevllle, Ohio
57
96
Monrovia, Cal
157
Monrovia City S. D.,Cal. 157
Monrovia H. S. D., Cal..157
Monson, Mass
28
Montague, Mass
28
Montague County, Tex. .197
-
«
Montana
137
Montcalm
County, Mich. 110
Montclalr, N.J
62
Montebello H S. D., Cal. 160
Monterey, Cal
157
Monterey Co., Cal
....160
Montevideo, Minn
118
MontezumaVal.Ir.D. ,Col. 144
Victory S. D., Ohio..
Dr. D. No. 11,
91
Moxee
WftQh
Mud
1AC|
Creek"SpTD-. D"illll05
Okla
Norwalk, O., & S. D
Norway S. D., Mich
New Lexington S. D., 0__
96
96
Norwich, Conn. (C. A T.)
Norwich, N.Y
New London, Conn
35
Norwich
Mullen Sch. Dlst., Idaho. 142
Mulvane, Kan
137
Muncle, Ind., A Sch. City
99
Munhall, Pa., & S. D
72
T
N.
Y. C.)
New
Madrid
Nos. 7
Y.
Co.
& 9,
(see
126
.
—
...
.
...
.
»
Tex
.
199
.
199
47
37
...
Ky.
173
Niles, Mich., A Sch. D...I09
NUes.O.
96
Niles Sch. Dist., Cal
157
Nlles Sch. Dist., Ohio.... 92
Niles Twp., Ill
_____105
—
.
Montgomery Co., Tenn.. 175 Naylor Dr. D. No. 1, Mo. 126 Noble Co., Okla
153
Montgomery Twp., O
91 Nebo High S. D.. Utah..146 Nobles Co., Minn
..118
Montlcello. Ga
183 Nebraska
129 Nodaway Co., Mo..':
126
Montlcello, N. Y
46 Nebraska City, Neb
131 Nogales, Ariz
149
Monticello S. D., Ark
192 Nebraska City S. D., Neb.132 Nolan County, Tex
.197
Montoursvllle S. D., Pa._ 77 Needham, Mass
24
Norfolk, Conn
36
Montpeller, O
96 Neeley S. D., Neb——
131
Norfolk. Neb., A S. D..131
Montpeller, Vt
13 Neenah, Wis
113 Norfolk, Va. (O. & Co.)..169
Montpeller Irr. D.. Ida..'.142 Negaunee S. D.. Mich
109 Norfolk Co., Mass
24
Montrose, Col. (C.ACo.)_144 Neligh S. D., Neb
...132 Normal, 111..
105
Montvale, N. J
66 Nelson, Neb
132 Norman, Okla., A S. D—152
Montville, Conn
36 Nelson, N. Y
57
Normal Sch. Dist., Ill
104
Moody Co., So. Dak____128 Nelson Co., N. D^
---127 Norrldgewock, Me
10
Moore, Mont
.*.138 Nelson Twp. S. D., Ohio. 91
Norrlstown, Pa., A S. D. 72
Moorhead, Minn
118 Nelsonvllle, O
North Adams, Mass
96
24
Mora Co., N. Mex
..148 Nelsonvllle S. D., O
91
Northampton, Mass.
24
Moravia (V) N. Y
57 Neodesha, Kan. (C.ATp.)137 Northampton, Pa
77
Morehead City, N. C
178 Neosho (C), Mo.
126 Northampton, S.D., Pa__ 72
Morgan City, La........191 Neshoha Co. R. D. No. 1,
Northampton Co., Pa... 72
Miss
;
Morgan Co., Ala
186
188 Northampton Twp., N. J. 63
Morgan Co., Ill
104 Ness Co., Kan.;
135 No. Andover, Mass
24
Morgan County, Ind
100 Netcong. N. J
North Arlington. N. J... 66
66
Morgan Co., Mo
...126 Nether Providence Twp.,
No. Attleborough, Mass.. 24
Pa
" 77
Morgan Co., O
96
No. Baltimore, O
96
Morgan Co., Tenn
175 Nevada......
166 North Bend, Ore
161
Morgan Park H. S. D., 111104 Nevada County, Ark
192 No. Bend S.D N0.8, Neb.132
Morgantown, W. Va
l7l Nevada City, Cal., AS. D.160 North Bend S. Dlst., Ore. 162
Morgantown S. D., W. Val7l Nevada S. D., Mo
North Bergen, N. J
124
63
Morrlsanla,N.Y.(seeN.Y.C. 49 New Albany, Ind.—
No. Birmingham, Ala.(see
99
Morris Co., Kan..
137 New Albany, Miss
189
Birmingham)'
186
Morris Co.. N. J.
62 New Albany S. D., Ind.. 100 No. Braddock, Pa.,&S.D. 72
Morris Twp., Morris Co.,
Newark, Del.
77 No. Brookfleld, Mass.
28
N.J.
66 Newark, N. J
62
No. Canaan, Conn
36
Morrison Co., Minn—...117 Newark, N. Y ..i_.
46 North Carolina
176
Morristown, N. J
62 Newark, O., & S. D
91 No. Catasauqua S.D.,Pa. 72
Newark Un.S.D. 8,N.Y. 57
Morrlstown, Tenn
175
No. Chelmsford F.D.,Mass 25
Morrisvllle. Vt
' 13 New Barbadoes S;D.,N.J. 63 No. Chicago S.
D., Ill
104
Morrow Co., O., & S. D_ 91 New Bedford, Mass
North Dakota....
24
-.126
Morrow S. D., Ohio
96 Newberg, Oregon
North Dansville Un. Free
161
Morrow Co.S.D.No.l,Orel61 New Berlin, Ohio
91
S. D. No. 1, N. Y
57
Morton Co., N. Dak.
127 New Bern, N. C
177
North Denver Irr.D.,Colo.145
Mosca Irrig. Dist., Colo._ 144 New Bern, Tenn
.'
175 North Elba. N. Y
:. 57
Moscow, Idaho, AS. D..141 Newberry, Fla
:
184 No. English S. D., Ia__ —122
Moseley
Creek
Dr.
D.,
Newberry, S.. C
180 Northern DeltaIrr.D.,Col.l45
N.
Car..!.
...178 Newberry Co.; So. Caro_180 Northern D. D., Miss
188
Moss Point, Miss
.189 Newberry. Twp., Ohio
96 Northfield, Mass—
28
Motley Co., Tex
199 Newbert Protec. D., Cal..160 Nqrthfleld, N. Y., A S.
New Boston S. D., Ohio. 91
Moultrie, Ga..
182
D's(seeN. Y.C.)_.____ 50
Mound City. Kan
137 New Braunfels, Tex
199 Northfield, Vt
13
Moundrldge, Kan
137 N ew Bremen, Ohio
96 North Fork Spec. Dr. D.,
Moundville, W. Va_.--.-171 New Brighton, Pa
77
Hamilton & Saline Co's.,
Mopndsvllle S D
W Va_171 New Brighton S. D., Pa. 72
111.
-.-...-..105
Mountain Home, Idaho.
142 New Britain, Conn
i.
35 No. Ft. Worth, Tex. (see
Mount'n LakeS. D.,Minn. 118 New Brunswick, N. J
• 63
Ft. Worth).....
195
Mountain view, Cal... ...160 Newburg, O — See Cleve. 85 No. Glendale S.
D., Cal—157
Mt. Airy Twp., No. Caro.177 Newburgh, N. Y
46 No. Hempstead, N. Y„ A
Mt. Ayr Sch. Dist., Iowa. 122 Newburyport, Mass..
S. D's ..I.
24
51
Mt. Carmel, Pa., & S. D._ 72 New Canaan, Conn
36 North Huntingdon Twp.
47
Mt. Clemens, Mich
109 New Castile, N. Y
S. D., Pa
72
Mt. Gilead (V), Ohio.... 96 New Castle, Ind
100 No. Kingstown, R. I
31
Mt. Healthy, O., S. D...
96 Newcastle, Pa., A S. D_ 72 No. Pelham (V.), N. Y._ 51
Mount Iron, Minn
118 New Castle & Bedford Un.
North Platte, Neb
131
Mt. Kisco, N. Y
F. S. D. No. 2, N. Y_. 47
46
No. Platte, Neb., S. D...132
Mt. Lebanon Twp., Pa.. 72 New Castle Co., Del
77 Northport (V.). N. Y_.__ 57
Mt.Morris,N.Y. (V.)
57 New Castle I.S.D., Tex. 199 No. Providence, R. I
31
Mt. Oliver, Pa., & S. D._ 72 New Cordell, Okla
152 North Shore Park Dlst.
Mt. Pleasant, Mich
110 New Decatur, Ala
186
(see Chicago), 111
102
Mt. Pleasant, Mo
124 Newfane, N. Y
57 No. Smlthfleld, R. I
31
Mt. Pleasant S.D..N.Y- 57 New Hampshire
10 No. Sterling Irr. D., Colo. 145
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn_____175 New Hampton S. D., Ia_122 No. Stonlngton, Conn
36
Mt. Pleasant S. D., Pa._. 77 New Hanover Co., N. C..177 No. Tarrytown, N. Y
51
Mt.Pleasant,Tex.,& S.D..199 New Hartford, Conn
36 No. Tonawanda (C. A S.
Mt. PleasantS. D,, Utah. 147 New Hartford
D.), N Y
51
(T.), N.Y. 47
Mt. Pleasant (T.) & Un.
New Hartford (V.), N.Y. 57 Northumberland, N. H_. 12
Fr. S. D. No. 9, N. Y_ 46
New Haven, Conn
35 Northumberland Co., Pa. 72
Mt. Pulaski S. D.,111
104 New Haven Twp., O
96 North Wildwood, N. J.,. 63
Mountrail Co., No. Dak. 127 New Hope Irr. D., Utah. 146 No. Wilkesboro., N. C ---177
Mt. Sterling, Ky..,.—..173 New Hyde Park S.D.. N.Y 57 North Yakima, Wash., A
Mt. Tamalpals S.D., Cal.160 New Iberia So. Dr. D.,La.191
School District No. 7 -.164
Mt. Vernon, N. Y
1... 46 New Jersey
57 Norton. Kan
137
Mt. Vernon, O., A S. D._ 911 New Kensington,
Pa., A
Norton, Va
.1
170
Mt. Vernon S. R. D., Mo. 126
S. D.
77 Norwalk, Conn. C.&T.). 35
—
»
Navasota. Tex
New York City
Nez Perce, Ida., Co.&S.D.141
Niagara Falls. N. Y—— 51
Nicholasville,
—
—
.
.
...
—
...
—
—
.
.....
—
a,
v
"
Ohio
35
57
96
25
Norwood. Pa.. & S. D__.
N.
D's
Mo
New York State
,
92
109
92
72
50 Nottingham,O.(seeCleve.) 85
Dr.
Newman, Cal
160
Munlslng Twp. S.D.,Mich 110 Newman, 111
105
Murfreesboro, Tenn —.176 Newmarket, N.H
12
Murphy Twp., N. 0
177 New Mexico
147
Murphy (T.), No. Caro__ 178 New Milford, Conn
36
Murray, Utah, & S. D
146 Newnan, Ga..
182
Murray City S. D., Ohio. 91 New Orleans, La....
190
Murray County, Minn
117 New Philadelphia, O
96
New Philadelphia S.D.,0. 91
Murray Co. Ind. S. ,D.,
Minn....
.117 Newport, Ky
173
Muscatine, la., A S. D
121
Newport, N. H
12
Muscatine Co., Ia
121
Newport, N. Y__
57
Muskegon, Mich., & S.D.109 Newport, R, I..
30
Muskegon Heights, Mich. 110 Newport, Tenn
175
Muskingum Co., O...
91 Newport, Vt
13
Muskogee* Okla
151 Newport Beach, Cal.:
160
Muskogee S. D., Okla.__ 152 Newport Beach S. D.,Cal. 160
Muskogee Co., Okla
..152 Newport News, Va
168
Musselshell County, Mont.138 Newport Sch. Dist., Ark. 192
Newport Sewer Dist.,Ark.192
KTacogdoches, Tex_____199 New Richmond, Ohio
96
I v acogdoches
County ,Texl97 New Rochelle, N. Y
47
Nampa, Ida., A S. D__
141
New Sharon S. D., Ia..._122
New Shoreham, R. I
Nampa A Meridian Irr.
31
D., Ida
.141
Newton, Iowa
121
Nanoe Co., Ncb__
.130 Newton, Kan
"
135
Nantlcoke, Pa., & S. D._ 77 Newton, Mass
24
Nantucket, Mass
28 Newton, Miss
189
Napa, Cal., A S. D's
160 Newton, N. J
63
Naples (T.), N. Y
Newton Co.. Ind...
57
100
Napoleon. O
Newton S. D., Ia
91
...122
Napoleon S. D., Ohio
96 Newton S.D., Kan.
137
Narberth, Pa
72 Newton Twp., Trumbull
Narragansett, R. I...___ 30
Co., Ohio
91
Nashua, N. H,
12 Newtown, Conn
36
Nashville, Ga
..183 Newtown, N. Y., A S. D's
Nashville, Tenn
175
(see N. Y. C.)___
50
Nashwauk, Minn., AS.D.117 New Trier Twp. S. D.,111.104
Nassau Co., Fla.:
..184 New Ulm, Minn
.118
Nassau Co., N. Y
46 New Utrecht, N. Y. (see
Natchez, Miss
N. Y. C.)—
188
50
Montgomery, Ala.-..
186
Montgomery County, Ala.186 Natchitoches ParishS. D.,
La.
Montgomery Co., Ky
173
-.191
Montgomery Co., Md
79 Natlck, Mass
24
National City H.S.D., Cal.160
Montgomery Co. Sup. Do.
No. 1, Miss...
...188 Natrona
Co.,
Wyo.,
&
H:S. D
Montgomery Co., N. Y
46
140
Montgomery Co., O
91 Naugatuck. Conn
35
Montgomery Co.. Pa
72 Navarre, Ohio
———96
Navarro Co., Tex—
Montgomery Co. R. D.,
197
Twp
Nottingham S. D., Ohio. 96
Nowata, Okla
152
Nowata County, Okla...152
Nowata
Sch.
Dist. No.
40, Okla
......152
Noxubee Co.
Miss..
189
Noxubee Co. Road Dists.
Miss
—188
Nueces Co., Tex
197
63
166
Nutley, N.J
Nye Co., Nev_
Oak Creek, Colo— Cal. 157
-.145
akdale & Irr. Dlst.,
Oak Harbor Sch.
Page.
_
57
D..O--
92
Oak Harbor
Ottawa, Kan
135
Ottawa, O. (V. A Co.).. 98
Ottawa, 111., A Sch. Dist.105
Ottawa County, Mich... 109
Ottawa Co., Okla., A S.D.155
Otter Pond Ditch D., 111.105
Otter Tail Co., Minn....117
Ottumwa, Ia., &S. D.
121
Overcup Dr. Dist., Ark.. 192
Overpeck Twp. S.D., N.J. 63
117
Owatonna, Minn
Qwego A Si D.. N.Y—— 57
Owen Co., Ind
100
Owen Co,, Ky._1
...173
Owensboro, Ky
173
Owensmouth S. D., Cal.. 160
Owosso, Mich
109
Oxford, Mass
28
Oxford, Miss
189
Oxford, N. C
178
Oxford, Ohio
92
Oxford, Pa
72
Oxford Sch. Dist., Ohio,. 96
Oxnard, Cal
157
Oyster Bay S. Ds., N. Y. 52
Ozark, Ala.
-.186
Ozark Twp., Kans......137
(V), Ohio... 96
Oakland, Cal., A S. D
157
Oakland, Md
79
Oakland, N. J
66
Oakley, O.—See Cincinn. 84
acific County S. D. No.
Oakley S. D., Ohio
92
Oakmont (B. A S. D.) ,Pa, 72
36, Wash
_■
164
Oak Park, 111., A S. D... 104 PactflcGrove, Cal_—160
Oak Park Park Dist., 111.104 Paducah, Ky
173
Oakwood. Mich
110 Paducah, Tex
199
Oberlin, Kan.
137 Page Co. Dr. Dists.,Ia„ 121
Oberlln. Ohio
92 Page Co., Va
.170
Obion, Tenn. & Dr. D...175 PaInesvllle. O
92
Ocala, Fla
-.184 Painted Post, N. Y
57
Ocean City, N. J
63 Palacios, Tex
199
Ocean Co., N. J_
57
63 Palatine, N. Y.
Oceanslde, Cal
160 Palatka, Fla
184
Ocilia, Ga
183 Palestine, Tex
197
Oconee Co., S. C
180 Palisade Irr. Dlst., Colo.. 145
Pacific Co., Wash
164
—
—
—
Oconomowoc. Wis
114
Odessa Sch. Dist., Mo
Ogden, Utah,
Ogdensburg,
126
AS. D__—146
N. Y
51
Ohio
80
Ohio Co., W. Va
.,171
Oil City, Pa
Oil City S. D., Pa..
77
72
Okanogan Co., Wash....165
Okeene, Okla
153
Okfuskee Co., Okla
152
—
—
Oklahoma
.149
Oklahoma City, Okla
152
Oklahoma City Sch. Dist.
Okla
152
Oklahoma Co., Okla
152
Okmulgee, Okla.,,& S. D. 152
Okmulgee County, Okla.. 153
Olathe, Colo
145
Olean, N. Y
...
51
Olean Un. Free S. D. No.
1, N. Y_
51
96
Olney, 111..
.104
Olympla Wash.,&S. Dist. 164
Olyphant, Pa
•
72
Omaha, Neb.. & S. D
131
One Hundred Two D.
No. 2, Mo.—..
D.
Oneida. N. Y. (C. & Co.)
.
Co., Idaho
124
51
141
Oneida Co., Wis ...^
113
Oneida Irr. D., Ida
141
O'Neill S, D.. Neb—....131
Oneonta, N. Y
Onondaga Co., N. Y
...
51
51
178
C
Ontario, Cal., & S. D....157
(T.), N. Y__—
Ontario Co., N. Y
57
51
Ontario Sch.
Dlst., Ore..161
Ontonagon, Mich
110
Ontonagon Twp. S. D.,
...110
—
Opelousas, La., & S. D—.191
Orange, Cal. (C. & Co.)-.157
Orange, Conn
35
Orange, Mass
25
Orange, N. J
63
Orange, Tex
(C.&Co.).197
Orange, Va.,
170
Orangeburg, S. C
.180
Orange Co., Fla
184
Orange Co., N.. Y
51
Orange Co. Nav. D., Tex.197
Orange Twp., Ohio..96
Orangetown U. F. S. D.
...
No.
4,
N.
126
Palo Alto.
157
Cal
Ia—
^121
Palo Alto G: S. D., Cal—160
Palo Pinto Co., Tex
199
Palouse, Wash
164
Pana. 111. (T. C. A S. D.J.104
,
Panama City, Fla
Panola Co., Miss
184
..180
Panola Co., Tex
Paola City, Kan^
.135
199
Paris Twp., Ill
105
^....173
Park County, Wyo
77
Olmstead Twp., Ohio
Mich
Palmyra, Mo
Palo Alto Co
10
...
Old Saybrook, Conn
Old Town, Me—
Ontario
25
Y—.......
.184
...157
Paris, Ky......
Paris, Tenn
Paris, Tex
Park City, Tenn
Park City, Utah
137
Old Forge, Pa
Old Orchard, Me
Onslow Co.. N.
Palmer, Mass
Palmetto. Fla
Palms S. D., Cal
36
10
Olathe, Kan_._
Oneida
Palisades Park S. D., N. J. 66
Palm Beach Co., Fla
184
51
175
..197
175
,.
—
Park Co., Mont
146
138
^140
Park Creek Irr. D„ Colo.145
Parker (Twp.), Kan.....137
Parker Co., Tex
199
Parkersburg, W. Va
171
Park Rapids,Minn., AS.D. 118
Park Ridge, N. J
66
Parnassus, Pa
77
Parowan, Utah.:
146
Parsons, Kan., A S. D
135
Parsons, W. Va
171
Partridge Dr. A Lev.D.,I11.105
Pasadena, Cal.. A S. D..157
Pascagoula, Miss
188
Pasco, Wash.
—.164
Pasco
County, Fla
184
Passaic, N. J. (C. A Co.). 63
Patchogue, N. Y
57
Paterson, N. J
63
Patrick Co., Va
170
Patterson, La
191
Patterson S. D., Cal
160
Patton (B.), Pa
77
Paulding, O.
96
Paulding Co., O
92
Paulsboro, N. J
66
Pauls Valley. Okla.
153
Pawhuska, Okla., AS. D.152
Pawling. N. Y__
57
PawneeCo.ADr.D., Neb.131
Pawnee, Okla. (C. A Co.) .153
Pawnee Sch. Dlst., Okla. 152
....
...
Paw Paw, Mich
Paw tucket. R. I
109
.....
31
Payette, ^daho
..141
Payette Ind. S. D., Idaho.142
Payne Co., Okla..
152
Payne (V), Ohio
96
Paynesvillelnd.S.D.,Minn.118
Payson City, Utah
147
Orange Un. H. S. D.,Cal_157
Pea body, Mass
Orchard Mesa Irr. D., Col.145
Pecos, Tex. (C. & Co.)..199
Oregon
160
Oregon City, Ore
161
Oregon, Mo
126
Orlskany Falls, N. Y— 57
Orland, Cal.
157
Orland Sch. Dlst
Cal
160
Orlando, Fla
184
Orleans Co., N. Y
51
Peeksklll, N. Y
Pekin, 111., & S. D.
-
—
,
Orleans Lev. D.. La
..191
Ormsby Co., Nev.
166
Oroville, Cal., &G.S. D.157
Orrville S. D., Ohio
92
Orrville, Ohio
96
Ortonvllle, Minn
118
Osage City, Kan
137
Osage City S. D., Kan
135
Osage County, Okla
152
Osage Ind. S. D., Iowa..122
Osawatomle, Kan_.
135
Osborne Co., Kan
137
Osceola, Iowa
122
Osceola S. D. No. 19, Nebl32
Oshkosh, Wis
...113
Oskaloosa, Ia., & S. D
122
Oskaloosa Twp., Kan
^.137
Osslning, N. Y.. A. S. D. 51
Ossining (T.) ,S.D.,N.Y. 57
Oswegatchle, N. Y
57
Oswego, N. Y. (C. A Co.). 52
Osyka, Miss
189
Otero Co., N. Mex., and
25
52
104
Ga,
183
Pelham, N. Y. (V.&T.)_. 52
Pelham U. F. Sch. Diat.,
N. Y...
52
Pelham
Pelham
Manor,
Fella, Iowa
N.
Y
52
122
Pemberton S. D., N. J
Pembina County ,No.Dak
66
127
Pemiscot Co. Dr. Ds.,Mo.124
Pendleton, Ore., & S. D.162
Pendleton Co., Ky
173
Pend Oreille Co., Wash.. 164
Penfleld, N. Y
57
Pennington County, Minn.117
Pennington Co., So. Dak. 128
PennsaukenTwp. S.D., N.J 66
Pennsylvania
66
Penn Twp. S. D., Pa
72
Penn Yan, N. Y
S. D.. N.
Penn Yan
52
Y—
57
Pensacola, Fla
184
Peoria, 111. (C. A Co.)...104
Peoria Pleasure Driveway
A Park D.. Ill
104
Pepperell. Mass
25
Perkins Co., So. Dak
129
Perris Irrig. Dist., Cal
157
Perry, Ia., Sch. Dist-----122
Perry, N. Y
52
School District No. 1—148 Perry,
Okla., & S. D
152
Otero Irrig. Dist., Colo..145 Perry
County, Ala—*
186
Otoe Co.. Neb
131 Perry Co., Ind..
101
Otsego, N. Y. (T. A Co.). 52 Perry Co., Miss
188
Otsellc, N. Y
57 Perry Co., Pa
77
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INDEX.
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Page
Perry ds Castle (T.), U. F.
S. D. No. 6. N. Y
52
96
Perrysburg.O
Perry Sch. Dist., Iowa
Perry Twp., 8. D., O
Perth Amboy, N.J
122
96
Porter Co., Ind———101
Porterville, Cal., & S. D.157
Port Gibson,
Miss—J.-.189
Port Henry, N. Y—J— 57
109
64 Port Huron, Mich
52
Peru, Ind., ds School City.100 Port Jervls. N Y
--36
Petaluma, Cal., dc Sch. D_160 Portland, Conn
101
Petersburg:, Va
169 Portland, Ind
Petit-Anse-Coteau
Sch.
Portland, Me., &Bdge.D. 10
110
Dist., La
191 Portland, Mich
162
Petoskey, Mich., & S. D. 109 Portland, One.
Pettis Co., Mo
124 Portland 8. D. No. 1, Ore. 162
Phelps (V.),N. Y_
57 Portland Wat. D., Me— 10
131 Port of Coos Bay, Ore.,. 162
Phelps County, Neb
Philadelphia, N. Y
57 Port of Nehalem, Ore-;._-162
162
Philadelphia, Pa
72 Port of Portland, Ore
164
Philadelphia 8. D., Pa— 73 Port of Seattle, Wash
Philippine Islands
199 Port of Sluslaw, Ore...-.162
Pblllfpsburg, Kan.
137 Port of Tillamook, Ore—162
162
Phllllpsburg, N. J
66 Port of Toledo. Ore
96
Red Oak, Ia.
Redondo Beach,
122
Rogers I. 8. D.,
Rolette Co., N.
Cal., &
S. D
160 Roil a, Mo
Red River Atchafalaya ds
Rome, Ga
Bayou Boeuf Lev.D..La 191 Rome, N Y., &
Red River ds Bayou Des.G
Ronceverte, W.
Levee & Dr. Dist., La..191
Rooks Co., Ksn
Red
River
Parish
S.
1, La
Red Springs, No. Car
Red Wing. Minn
Red Wing 8. D., Minn
Redwood
City,
191
178
117
...
117
Cal..._. 157
Redwood County, Minn.. 117
Reedsburg, Wis.....
.114
_
,
—
Pima
Co.,
...149
Ariz
Pine Bluff,
192
118
Ark
'
Pine Co., Minn
Pinellas County, Fla
Pineville,
184
Ky_——173
Piney Dr. D., Ark.
.192
Pipestone, Minn., & S. D.118
Piqua, O.. ds S. D__
92
Piscafcaway Twp., N. J_. 66
Pltcalrn
(Boro.), Pa...—
73
..145
66
Pitt Co.. N. C
177
Pittsburg, Kan
135
Pittsburgh, Pa
73
Pittsburg. Co., Okla
152
Pittsburg 8. D., Cal
157
Pittsburgh S. D„ Kan...137
Pittsburg Sch. Dists, Pa. 73
Pittsburgh. Tex
199
PIttsfleld, Me
•_ 10
PIttsfleld, Mass
25
PIttsfleld, N. H.
12
Plttston, Pa., & S. D
73
Pittsylvania Co., Va__._.l70
Placentla Sch. Dlst.,CaL.160
Plain City (V.), Madison
County, Ohio
96
Plain
City
(V.), Union
County, Ohio
96
Plainfield (T.), Conn.— 36
Plalnfleld. N. J
64
Plains Twp. S. D., Pa... 77
Plalnvlew S. D.. Minn... 118
Plalnvlew & S. D., Tex
199
Plalnvllle, Conn
;
36
Plant City, Fla___
184
Plaquemines Parish, East
Bank, Lev. D., La., &
Road District
191
Pitkin Co., Col
Pitman, N.J
...
_
—
Plaquemines Parish Road
District No. 1, La
191
Platte, So. Dak
128
Plattevllle, Wis
—.114
Plattsburg (C.), N. Y
52
Plattsmouth, Neb———.131
Pleasant HIIRO, dc T.), Mo.126
Pleasant on, Cal
160
Pleasant Ridge S. D., 0__ 92
Pleasant Twp., O
92
Pleas an tville, N: J
66
Pleasantvllle, N. Y
52
Plumas Co.
157
Cal
Plum Bayou Lev. D,,Ark. 192
Plummer 8. D., Idaho...142
Plymouth, Conn.
36
Plymouth. Mass.
25
Plymouth, O. (V. & T.)_ 96
Plymouth, Pa
73
Plymouth, Wis..
.114
Plymouth Co., Mass;.
28
Plymouth F. D. & Sch.
Dist., N.H
12
Plymouth S. D., Pa
77
Pocahontas, Va
170
Pocahontas County, la.. 121
Pocatello, Ida , ds S. D..142
Focomoke City, Md
79
Poinsett Co. Dr. Ds., Ark. 192
Point Pleasant, W. Va
171
Pt. Pleasant Beach, N.J. 66
Poland Twp., O
;;
96
Polk County, Fla—I*
184
Polk Co., Ia
— .121
Polk Co., Minn
117
Polk Co., Mo—
...126
Polk County, No, Caro—177
Polk Co., Tenn.
.,175
Polk Co. R. D. No. 2, Texl99
Polytechnic. Tex
199
Pomeroy, O..
92
Pomona, Cal., & 8. Ds_._157
Ponca City, Okla
153
PoncaSch. Dist., Okla
152
Ponce, Porto Rico
199
Pondcreelc S. D., Okla
152
—
Pontchartraln Lev.
D.,La.l9l
Pontiac, Mich., & S. D
109
PontiacS. D. No. 95, IU..105
Pontotoc, Miss
189
153
Pontotoc Co.. Okla.
Pope-Douglas Cos. 8. D.
No.
5, Minn
Roseau Oc..
J
Minn
San Bernardino S. D., Cal. 160
San Buenventura, Cal—158
Sanborn Co., S. Dak
129
-
Sanders Co., Mont
139
Sanders Co. 8. D. No. 39,
Neb
—
131
—
Sandersvllle, Ga
182
San Diego, Cal., d: S.D's. 158
San Diego Co., Cal
158
-
...
...
..
—
———
—
...
—
.
-.136
Sabetha. Kan
...
...
..
...
—
,
-
A
^
Quanah, Tex
199
...
—
Sueens Co., N. Y
52
...
Sultman, Ga.
183
Racine. Wis—
113
...
,
.....
—.
________
Rapid City 3 D., So.Dak. 129 Rockingham Co., Va_-_-169
Scott Co. Levee D..
Raritan Twp., N.J.
66
Raton Sch. Dist., N. M..148
Ravalli County, Mont...139
Scotts
Ravalli Co. S.
D.
No.
3,
Mont
139
Ravenna, Ohio
93
Rawlins County, Kans. 137
Rawlins. Wyo
-.140
Raymond, N. H
12
Rayne, La
191
Reading. Mass
25
Reading, Ohio..,
96
Reading, Pa., & 8. D
74
Red Bank, N. J
66
Red Cloud, Neb., & S. D 132
Redding, Cal.
160
Redfleld.So.Dak.,4b S.D..129
Redford Twp., Mlqh
109
Red Hook. N. Y
57
_
118
Poplar Bluff Sch. D., Mo. 124
Portage, Wis. (C. &.Co.).113
Portage County, Ohio... 92
Portage Co. Dr. D., Wis.. 113
Portage Drain. Dist., La. 191
Portage Twp., Mich..-.109 Red Jacket, Mich.—
109
Portales, N. Mex__
148 Red Lake Co., MWn_.__.ii7
Port Angeles. Wash.
.164 Red Lake Falls, Minn.. .118
Port Arthur, Tex., & S. D 197 Redlands. Cal., ds S. D..157
Port Chester, N. Y
—.139
52 Red Lodge, Mont
162
Port Clinton, O—
92 Redmond, Ore.
....
...
—
Reeves Co., Tex., & S.Ds.199
Sandpolnt & S. D., Idaho 142
Sandstone S.D.No.5,Minnll8
Refugio County, Tex_—1§9
Rehoboth Beach, Del
Sandusky, Mich..
—110
77
Reidsvllle, N. C—
177
Sandusky, O., & 8. D
93
Remington Dr. D., Wis.. 114
Sandusky County, Ohio.. 96
Remsen Ind. S. D., Ia.__122
Sandy Hill, N.Y.(seeHuds >n Falls
53
Porto Rico
—199 Reno,Nev.,& S.D.No.10.166
Sand Springs 8. D.,Okla.l52
135
Portsmouth, Iowa
122 Reno Co., Kan
74 Rowan Co.. N. C
178 San Fernando S. D., Cal. 160
Portsmouth, N. H
12 Renovo, Pa—
77 Roxboro, N. C...
178 San Fernando Un. High
Portsmouth, O., & S. D.
92 Renovo S. D., Pa
8. D., Cal
52 Royersford S. D., Pa
158
77
Portsmouth, Va
.169 Rensselaer, N. Y
—.184
10 Sanford, Fla
Port Townsend, Wash
164 Rensselaer County, N.Y. 53 Rumford, Me
10
66 Sanford, Me
Port Vue Sch. Dist., Pa.. 77 Renville, Minn. (C. ds Co.) 118 Rumson S. D., N. J
25 Runnels Co., Tax
Car
178
199 Sanford, No
Port Washington, Wis... 113 Revere, Mass..
158
114 Running Lake Dr.D.,Ark. 192 San Francisco, Cai
Portim, Okla.......
152 Rhinelander, Wis..
28 Running W ater D. D., Ark. 192 Sangamon Co., Ill
104
Poteau, Okla..
153 Rhode Island
135 Rupert, Idaho
Potsdam. N. Y
57 Rice Co., Kan
-142 Sangamon Riv. Sp. Dr.D.,
Ill
105
Rush Co., Ind
.100
Pottawatomie Co., Okla.. 153 Richardson Co. Dr.D. No.
—135 Sanger Un. H. S. D.,Cal_158
1, Neb
131 Rush Co. Kan
Potter Co., So Dak--.--.129
Potter Co., Tex
Dr.
Rushvllle, Ind., & S. O —100 Sangerfleld & Marshall U.
199 Richardson County
F. S. D. No. 11, N. Y— 57
D. No. 2, Neb
132 Rushville
(C), 111......105
Pottstown, Pa_
73
57 Rusk Co., Wis
Pottstown S. D., Pa
..114 SanJaclntods H. S. D., Cal 160
77 Richfield Spgs., N. Y
Rich Hill, Mo
San Joaquin Co., Cal
126 Russell, Kan
.158
_.l35
Pottsvllle, Pa., & S. D— 74
158
114 Russell County, Ala
-.186 San Jose, Cal., & S. Ds
Poughkeepsle, N. Y_.
52 Richland Centre, Wis
93 Russell Co., Va
Powell Co., Mont—..—139 Richland Co., 0..
169 San Juan Porto Rico.... 199
San Juan Co., Col
145
180 Russel ville, Ark
192
Pratt* Kan., ds S. D
l35 Richland Co., So. Caro
Pratt County, Kan..
Ruston, La., & Sch. Dist. 191 San Leandro & S, D., Cal. 160
135 Richland (T.) ds Richland
Center (C.) Jt. S.D.,Wls.ll4 Rutherford, N. J. ds S. D
Prat tville, Ala
64 San Luis Obispo, Cal
158
186
Preble County, Ohio—— 96 Richmond, Cal
157 Rutherford Co., N. C
178 San Luis Obispo Co., Cal. 158
Prentiss Co., Miss.
188 Richmond, Ind., &Sch.G.100 Rutherford County, Tenn.176 San Luis Valley Irr. Dist.,
Colo
...145
126 Rutherford ton. No. Caro.178
Prescott. Ariz.. & S. D..149 Richmond, Mo
.199
Preseott dsS. D.. Ark
192 Richmond, Va
169 Rutland, Mass
28 San Marcus, Tex..
Rutland, Vt...
13 San Mateo, Cal., ds S. Ds_160
Preston, Conn
36 Richmond (Boro.), N. Y.
(See N. Y. City.)
...158
50 Ryan, Okla
152 San Mateo Co., Cal
Preston, Idaho
142
145
178 Rye (T. & V.), N. Y_— 53 San Miguel Co., Colo
Price Sch. Dist., Utah -.146 Richmond Co., N. C
(see New
Prince George's Co., Md.. 79 Richmond Co.
Rye Union Fr. S.D's. N.Y 53 San Miguel Co., N. M_ —148
San Patricio Co., Tex_ —.199
York City), N; Y
Princeton 8. D., Ind
100
50 Rye ds Harrison Un Free
S. D. No. 6. N. Y
53 San Patricio Co. 8. D.,
Hill,
N.
Y.
Princeton Sch. D., N. J__ 64 Richmond
Tgx
199
(See N. Y. City.)
50
Princeton* W. Va
171
San Rafael, Call—— "III 160
Richmond S. Dists.* Cal.. 160
Princeton Joint High Sch.
110
197
ablna, Ohio, Sch. D—_ 96 San Saba County, Tex
Dist., CaL
160 Richmond S. D.. Mich
Proctor, Vt
13 Richmond I. 3. D., Tex..199 Sabine County, Tex ___.199 San Saba Ind. S. D., Tex.199
122 Santa Ana, Cal.,& S. Ds.159
Progressive Irr. D., Ida.. 142 Richmond Twp., Ohio... 93 Sac County, Iowa.
10 Santa Barbara, Cal
159
96 Saco, Me
Prospect Park, Pa
74 Rlchwood, 0__
1
162 Sacramento, Cal
158 Santa Barbara Co., Cal—159
Providence, R. I
31 Riddle, Ore
Provlncetown, Mass
28 Rldgefleld, Conn.(T.ds B.) 36 Sacramento S.D., Cal—.158 Santa Clara, Cal., dc Co.. 159
"... 159
Proviso Twp. H.Soh. Dist.
Ridgefield Park, N.J
64 Sacramento, H. S. D.,Cal. 158 Santa Cruz, Cal
111....
105 Ridgefield Twp., Ohio.. 96 Sacramento County, Cal .158 Santa Cruz Sch. Dist.,Cal. 160
149
66 Santa Cruz Co.. Ariz.
Ridge Twp., O
96 Saddle River, N. J.
Provo, Utah..
146
109 Santa Fe Co., N. M...—148
145 Saginaw, Mich
Pueblo, Colo
.145 Ridgway, Col
148
13 Santa Fe S. D., N. M
64 St Albans. Vt
Pueblo, Colo., Co.dsS.Ds._145 Ridge wood, N. J.
159
74 St. Albans S. D., W. ya„171 Santa Maria, Cal__...
Pulaski, Tenn..
*
175 Ridgway, Pa
184 Santa Monica, Cal., dfc S.D159
Pulaski. Va. (C. ds Co.) ..169 Ridgway Sch. Dist., Pa.. 77 St. Andrews, Fla
142 Santa Paula, Cal., dc S.D.160
Pulaski Co., Ark., & D.D.192 Ridley Park, Pa
74 St. Anthony. Ida
Pulaski Co., Ill
.104 Ridley Park Sch. D., Pa. 77 St. Anthonylnd.S.D.,Ida.l42 Santa Rosa, Cal., & S. D.159
Pulaski Co., Ind
.145 St. Augustine, Fla
184 San Ysidrio Irr. D., Cal. 160
101 Rifle, Colo....
Pultney Twp.
Ohio
93 Rigby Sch. Dist., Idaho. 142 St. Bernard, Ohio, & S.D_ 93 Sapulpa, Okla., dc 8. D-152
53
124 Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Riley Co., Kan.
135 St. Charles, Mo__
Punxsutawney, Pa., & S.
Sarasota, Fla
184
Dist
74 Rio Blanco Co., Col
•
145 St. Charles S. D. No 87,
111
-105 Saratoga (T.), N. Y.—— 57
145
Putnam, Conn. (C. ds T.)_ 36 Rio Grande Co.. Col
53
Putnam Co.. Fla____
184 Ripley, Ohio
186 Saratoga Co., N. Y
v_.
96 St. Clair Co., Ala
Putnam Co;, Ga
183 Ripley Co., Ind
101 St. Clair Co. Dr. D., Ill—105 Saratoga Springs., N.Y— 53
Putnam Co., Ind.
110 Saratoga Springs Spec.Un.
lOO Ripley Twp., Ohio...... 93 St. Clair, Mich
St. Clair, Pa
Putnam Co., N. Y__
;
74
52 River Forest Sch. Dist.
Free Sch. Dist., N. Y— 53
Putnam Co., O
.124 Sarcoxie Spec. R. D.,Mo. 126
93
No. 90, 111
105, St. Clair Co., Mo..
-127
Putnam Co., Tenn.__.p-_ 175 River Rouge, Mich...;
109 St. Clair Hghts, Mich—,110 Sargent Co., N. D
96 Saugertles Sch. D., N. Y. ,53
Puyallup, Wash., & S. D.165 Riverside, Cal., & S. D..157 St. Clalrsvllle, O.
25
.117 Saugus, Mass..
Riverside, 0. (See Clncln.) 84 St. Cloud, Minn
Riverside Co., Cal.'
—114 Sauk Centre Ind. S. D.,
157 St. Croix Co., Wis
Minn
118
ueen Anne's Co., Md.175
79 Riverside Dr. £>., Miss.. 188 St. Elmo, Tenn..
114
Riverside Irr. D., Col.
145 St. Francis Dr. D., Ark..192 Sauk Co., Wis..
gueens (Boro & Co.), N.Y.
118
(see New York City) 50 Riverside Twp.," N. J.
66 St. Francis Lev. D., Ark. 192 Sauk Rapids. Minn
River ton, Wyo
140 St. Helena Sch. D.t Cal..158 Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich.,
Queensbury S. D., N. Y__ 52
do S. D_
110
River Vale (T), N. J
118
66 St. James, Minn....
159
137 Sausalito, Cal
uincy, 111., ds Sch. Dist. 104 Roane County, Tenn____175 St. John, Kan—
182
..110 Savannah, Ga
Qulncy. Fla
,;«•
184 Roanoke, Ala.
186 St. Johns, Mich...
126
169 St. Johns, Ore., & S. D—162 Savannah 8. D., Mo
Qulncy, Mass.......
25 Roanoke, Va.
77
Qulndaro Twp., Kan
137 Roanoke County, Va
170 St. Johnsville (V.), N. Y. 53 Sayre, Pa
53
Roberts Co., S. Dak
129 St. Joseph, Mich
110 Scarsdale, N. Y
53
uitman County, Miss — 188 Roberts County, Tex.__.199 St. Joseph, Mo.
—124 Schenectady, N. Y_
Robertson County, Tenn. 175 St. Joseph Co., Ind... —100 Schenectady Co., N. Y— 64
Robertson Co., Tex
197 St. Joseph 8. D., Mo
126 Schoharie, N. Y. (V.)—. 57
acine County, Wis --.114 Robeson Co
N. C
178 St. Lawrence Co., N. Y_. 53 Schoolcraft County, Mich. 110
57
110 Schroeppel, N. Y
Radford, Va
169 Robstown I. S. D., Tex.. 199 St. Louis. Mich
132
Radnor Twp. S. D., Pa__ 74 Rochelle S. D.. Ill
105 St. LouIsCo.d5S.D,s,Mlnn,117 Schuyler, Neb
-.126
125 Schuyler Co., Mo.
Rahway, N. J_—_
64 Rochester, Ind., & 8. C—101 St. Louis, Mo
118 St. Lucie County, Fla—184 Schuyler County, N. Y— 54
Raleigh, N. C__
...177 Rochester, .Minn.;
57
Ralls Co., Mo
*
..124 Rochester, N. H_
:.
12 St. Marie's 8. D., Idaho. 142 Schuylersvllle, N. Y
74
Ralston, Okla—
153 Rochester, N. Y.
53- St. Mary Parish S. D.,La.l9l Schuylkill Co., Pa
93
Ramapo Un. Free S. D.,
Rochester, Pa., & S. D. 74 St. Mary's, Kan. (C.dsT.).l37 Scioto Co., O
No.3, N. Y.._.
52 Rochester Twp., Ind
93 Scipio Township, Ohio— 96
101 St. Marys, O—
28
Ramona S. D.. Okla
153 Rockaway, N. J—_
...117 Scltuate, Mass
66 St. Paul, Minn
31
St. Peter, Minn..,
,.118 Scltuate, R. I
Ramsey Co., Minn
<—117 Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
137
Ramsey Co., N. D
127
—184 Scott, Kan
(See N. Y. City.)
50 St. Petersburg, Fla
54
117 Salamanca Twp., Kan—136 Scotia (V.), N. Y
Ramsey Sch. Dist., N. J_. 66 Rock County, Minn
—.125
Randall Co., Tex.
...199 Rock. Cr. Twp., Potta.Co.
Salamanca, N.Y.dfc S. D__ 53 Scotland Co., Mo..
178
Kansas..
137 Salem, Mass..
Randolph, Mass
25
25 Scotland Co., N, C^
——.101
Randolph Co., Ind
101 Rockdale, Tex__
199 Salem, N. J. (City & Co.) 66 Scott Co., Ind
136
i 12 Scott Co., Kan...
Randolph County, Mo...126 Rockfprd, 111., & Pk.D._104 Salem, N.H
Rankin. Pa
74 Rockford, Ohio
93 Scott Co.. Ky,—„——173
96 Salem, Ohio
Rankin Sch. Dist,, Pa.i. 77 Rock Hill, So. Caro..... 180 Salem, Ore., & S. D—-.162. Scott Co,Rd.D.No.lMiss.l88
Ransom. Co., N
D__
127 Rock Hill 8. D., So. Caro.180 Salem, Va
..169 Scott County, Mo—...126
171 Scott Co. Dr. D. 10, Mo. 125
Rapid City, 8. Dak.
—128 Rockingham Co., N. H.. '12 Salem, W. Va,
—
Phillips Co., Ark
192
Phillips County,. Colo
145
PhUmont, N. Y
57
Phoenix, Ariz
149
Phoenixville, Pa., & S.D. 73
Pickaway Co., Ohio
92
Piedmont, Cal
157
Piedmont, W. Va
..171
Piedmont Sch. Dist., Cal. 160
Pierce (Twp.)
Mo
126
Pieroe County, No. Dak. .,127
Pierce County, Wash
.164
Pierce County Sch. Dist.
No. 46, Wash
165
Pike Co., Ala
186
Pike Co.. Ind
.101
Pike Co., Miss___
188
Pike Co.. O
96
Piketown, Ohio.
96
199 San Arroya Irr. D , Colo. 145
197
..127 San Benito, Tex
126 San Benito 8. D., Tex—199
—182 San Benito County, Cal. .158
S. D.No.l 53 San Benito Co.H.S.D.,Cal.l60
158
Va
..171 San Bernardino, Cai
Tex
D
—137
66
117
Rosebud Co.. Mont
139
Rosebud I. 8. D„ Tex... 199
Roseburg, Ore
162
Rosedale, Kan., ds S. D.135
Rose lie, N. J—
64
Roselle Park (B.). N. J__ 64
Rosenberg I. 8. D., Tex__ 197
Rosevllle, Cal
--160
Roseville (V.), Ohio
96
Ross, Cal
-....160
Ross Co., O
93
Roswell, N. M., & 3. D..148
Round Rock I. 8. D.,Tex.199
Rouses Point, N. Y_
57
Roosevelt. N
D.
No.
Page
Page.
Page.
Page.
_
Pt. Clinton Sch. Dist.. O.
xcvii.
Salem Sch. Dist., Mo.
126
Rockingham Twp., N. C..178 Salem Sch. Dist., Ohio— 96
Sallda, Col., & S.D No. 7 145
Rockmgham (T. & C.),
No. Caro
-.178 Salina, Kan., & 8. D
136
Rock Island, 111., & S. D.104 Salina.N. Y
.53
Rock Island Co., 111..
158
105 Salinas City, Cal
Rockland, Me
10 Saline, Mich
110
,—104
Rockland, Mass
25 Saline Co., Ill
136
Rockmart, Ga
183 Saline County, Kan
Rockland Co., N. Y
53 Saline Co. S. D. No. 43,
111
105
Rock port, Mass
25
Rock port, Tex
199 Saline Lev. & Dr. D., La. 191
96
Rockport 3. D^, Ohio.
96 Saline ville, O
Rock Springs, Wyo
79
140 Salisbury, Md
178
Rockvllle, Conn
36 Salisbury, N. C
Rockville Centre, N.Y
53 Salisbury Twp., No. Carol78
152
Rockwell City S. D., Ia_.122 Sallisaw. Okla
142
Rockwood, Tenn
175 Salmon City, Ida.
Rocky Ford, Col
145 Salmon Ind. S. D., Ida.. 142
105
Rocky Mount, N. C__
178 Salt Creek Dr. D.. Ill
146
Rocky River, Ohio..
96 Salt Lake City. Utah
Salt LakeC. 8. D.f Utah,
Roe Spec. Dr. D.. Ill
105
& County
147
Roff, Okla...
153
...197
Roger Mills Co., Okla._.. 153 San Angelo, Tex..
158
Rogers Co., Okla
153 San Anselmo, Cal
Rogers School Dist., Ark. 192 San Antonio, Tex., & S.D. 197
—
.
_
_
_
..
..
Mo..126
Scottdale, Pa., & 8. D— 74
Bluff, Neb
132
Scotts Bluff S.D., Neb-131
Scott Sub-Dr. Dist., III..105
Scott Twp., Kan
137
Scranton, Pa
74
Scranton Poor D., Pa
74
Scranton Sch. Dist., Pa._ 74
Scurry Co., Tex...
—199
Sea Cliff, N. Y
57
Sea Isle City, N. J
66
Searcy, Ark
192
Sea Side Park. N.J
66
Seattle, Wash
164
Seattle8. D. No. l,Wash_165
Sebastopol, Cal
160
Sebewaing Twp., Mich—110
Sebring, Ohio
96
Secaucus, N. J
66
Sedalia, Mo., & 8. D
125
Sedalia Sp. R. D., Mo...125
Sedan City, Kan
137
Sedgwick Co., Kan. ——.136
Sedro-Wooley,, Wash——165
Seguin, Tex__
199
..
Nov., 1913.]
207
INDEX.
Page.
Page.
Selma, Ala
186
Selma, Cal., & S. D
160
Selma High Sch. D., Cal. 159
Seminole Co., Okla
>153
Seminole Co. S. D., Okla. 153
Senatobla, Miss
189
Seneca, Kan
137
Seneca, S. C
I
180
.'Seneca County, N.Y
57
.Seneca County, Ohio
93
,'Seneca Falls (T.&V.) ,N.Y 54
•Seneca Twp., Ohio
96
Sentinel, Okla
153
Sequoyah Co. S. D., Okla.153
Sevier Co., Tenn
175
Seward, Neb
132
Seward Co., Kan
136
.Sewickley, Pa., & S. D.__ 74
Seymour, Conn
36
Seymour, Ind
101
Seymour, la
121
Seymour, Tex__
199
Seymour School CltyJInd.lOO
Shadyside S. D„ O
96
So Charleston S. D„ O... 97
South Dakota
127
Southern Pines,
178
N. C
Southfleld, N.Y., & S. D's
(See N.Y. City)
51
South Fork, Pa., & S. D.> 77
South Glens Falls, N. Y.> 57
South Hadley, Mass
28
South Hadley Fire Dist.
No. 2, Mass
26
South Haven, Mich
110
Southlngton, Conn
South Jacksonville,
36
Fla__184
South Kingstown, R. I___ 31
So. Milwaukee, Wis.....114
Page.
(see
Page.
Sulphur Springs, Tex
Summervllle, Ga
Summit, Miss
Summit, N. J
Summit Co., O
199
183
189
64
94
Summits. D. No. 104,111.105
Sumner Co., Kan
136
Sumner County, Tenn
175
Sumter, So. Car., & S. D.180
Sumter Co., Ala.
..186
Sumter County, So. Caro_180
Sunapee, N.H
Sunbury, Pa
Sunflower Co., Miss.,
Dr.
12
75
&
Dist
189
N.
Tottenville,
Y.
N.Y. City)
Towner Co.,
50
127
139
N. D
Townsend, Mont
Tracy, Cal
159
Tracy, Minn
118
Tracy School Dist., Cal..160
Traer S. D., Ia
122
Traverse City, Mich
110
Travis Co., Tex
198
Trempealeau Co., Wis... 114
Trempeleau Dr. D., Wis. 114
Trenton, Mo., & S. D
126
Trenton, N. J
65
Trenton, Tenn
175
Trladelphla S. D,, W. Va.171
Trinchera Irr. D., Colo.. 145
Trinidad. Colo., & S. D..145
Trinity County, Tex
198
Trinity River Irr.D.,Tex. 199
Tripp Co., So. Dak
129
Troup Co., Ga
182
Troy, Ala
186
Troy, N. Y
54
Troy, Ohio, & S. D_
94
Trumbull Co.. 0.,&R.D's 94
Truxton, N. Y
55
Tuckahoe, N. Y
55
Tucson, Ariz., & S. D
149
Tucumcari, N. M..& S. D.148
Tulare, Cal
159
Tulare Irr. D.. Cal
159
Tulare S. D., Cal
160
So, Norwalk, Conn
36 Sunnyside Irr. Dist., Ida. 142
So. Omaha, Neb., & S.D.131 Sunnyside,
Wash..
165
So. Orange, N. J., & S. D. 64 Superior, Neb., & S. D..132
South Orange Twp., N. J, 66 Superior,
Wis
114
South Paris, Me
10 Superior Twp., Kan
137
So. Park, III. (see Chicago) 102 Sussex, N. J
66
South Pasadena, Cal
160 Sussex Co., Del.
77
So. Pasadena S. Ds., Cal.160 Sussex County, N. J
64
So. Portland, Me
10 Sutherlin, Ore
162
>_
66 Sutter Co Lev. Dist., Cal. 159
Shaker Heights, Ohio
93 So. River, N. J
199
-.118 Sutton Co.. Tex..
Shaker Hgts. Vill.S.D.,0_ 93 So. St. Paul, Minn
Shaler Township, Pa
131
74 So. San Francisco, Cal...159 Sutton S. D., Neb..
26
Shamokln, Pa., & S. D. 74 So.SanJoaquin Irr. D.,Cal .150 Swampscott, Mass
13
Sharkey County, Miss
189 So.Sharon,Pa.(SeeFarrel!) 75 Swanton, Vt
75
Sharon, Mass
28 South Sioux City, Neb
131 Swarthmore S. D., Pa
139
Sharon, Pa., & S. D
74 Southwest Greensburg.Pa. 77 Sweet Grass Co., Mont
Sharon Hill, Pa.
199
75 So. Willlamsport S.D., Pa 77 Sweetwater, Tex
Sharon Sprgs., N.Y
57 So. Windsor (T.). Conn.. 36 Sweetwater Co. S. D. No.
Sharon Twp., O
109
4, Wyo
140 Tulia, Tex
182
96 Spalding County, Ga
175
.166 Sweetwater Ind .S.D. ,Tex. 197 Tullahoma, Tenn
Sharpsburg, Pa
77 Sparks, Nev
„153
183 Swisher County, Tex
Sharpsburg S. D., Pa
75 Sparta, Ga
199 Tulsa, Okla., & S. D
75 Tulsa County, Okla
153
Shattuck, Okla
153 Spartanburg, S.C.,&S.D_180 Swissvale, Pa., & S. D
Shawano (C.), Wis
189
180 Sylva Township, So. Car. 178 Tunica County. Miss
114 Spartanburg Co., S. C
Shaw, Miss
189 Spencer, Mass
183 Tupelo, Miss., & S. D —189
26 Sylvania, Ga
183 Turlock & Sch. Dist.,Cal. 159
Shawano Co., Wis
Spencer, N. C
(
178 Sylvester, Ga
114
137 Turlock Irr. Dist., Cal.—159
Shawnee, O
96 Spencer Co., Ind
101 Syracuse, Kan
54 Turner Co., Ga
183
Shawnee, Okla., & S. D.153 Spencer Ind. S. D., Ia...121 Syracuse, N. Y
Turner Co., S. Dak
Shawnee Co.. Kan
136 Spencerport, N. Y
129
57
Turner's Falls FlreD.,Mass 28
97
Sheboygan, Wis
114 Spencerville, Ohio
aft, Cal
159 Turtle Creek, Pa., & S.D. 75
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Sheboygan County, Wis. 114 Spink Co., S. Dak
Shelbina, Mo., & S. D__.125 Spokane, Wash., S. D's.
Tahlequah, Okla
153 Tuscaloosa, Ala. (G. As Co.)186
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& Co..
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Falls
165 Talbot Co., Md
79 Tuscarawas Co., Ohio... 94
Fire
Tuxedo S. D. No. 6, N. Y. 57
153
District, Mass
26 Spotsylvania Co., Va__._169 Talihina, Okla
186 Twin Falls, Ida., & S. D.142
36 Talladega, Ala
Shelby, Miss
189 Sprague, Conn
184 Twin Falls County. Ida.>142
Shelby, N.C
178 Sprague, Wash
165 Tallahassee, Fla
118
Shelby, 0__
93 Springdale, Pa
75 Tallahatchie Co., Miss., 189 Two Harbors, Minn
Shelby Co., Ind
100 Springfield, 111.-.
104 Tallahatchie Dr. D., Missl89 Two Rivers, Wis
114
Tex
>>198
26 Tamaqua, Pa
75 Tyler
Shelby County, Ky
173 Springfield, Mass
118 Tampa, Fla
Shelby Co., Tenn
>175 Springfield, Minn
184 Tymochtee Twp., Ohio— 97
121 Tyrone, Pa
Shelbyvllle, Ind
101 Springfield, Mo
77
125 Tama S. D., Iowa
126 Tyrone S. D., Pa
75
Shelbyville S. D>, Ind...100 Springfield, O., & S. D... 93 Taney Co., Mo
Shelton, Conn
36 Springfield, Ore
162 Tanner's Cr.S.D.No.6.Va.l70
Shelton Sch. Dist., Neb—132 Springfield, Vt
148
13 Taos Co., N. Mex
Inta Co., Wyo._
Shenandoah, Pa., & S. D. 75 Springfield Pleasure Drive¬
Tarboro, N. C
178
140
way & Park D., Ill
104 Tarentum, Pa., & S. D
>160
Shepherd, Mich
>>110
75 Uklah, Cal..
Sherburne, N. Y
57 Springfield 8. D. 186, 111.104 Tarkio S. D., Mo.
126 Ulster Co., N. Y—
55
Sherburne Co., Minn
118 Springfield Twp., Ohio
197 Ulysses, N. Y
57
94 Tarrant Co., Tex
Sheridan, Wyo. (C. & Cq.) 140 Springfield S. D., Mo
57
126 Tarrant Co. C. S. D.,Tex.199 Union, N. Y
Union Co. S. D. No. 5,Ore.l62
Sheridan Co., No. Dak...127 Spring Grove, Minn
.118 Tarrant Co. Imp. Dist.,
Texas
..197 Unlon(T.),HudsonCo.,N.J. 65
SherIdanCo.S.D.No.7,Wyol40 Spring Lake (Boro.) N. J. 64
Sherman, Tex
197 Springvllle, N. Y
54 Union, So. Car. (C.&Co.).180
57 Tarrytown, N. Y
Sherman Co., Neb
26 Union City, Pa.. & S. D__ 77
131 Sprlngvllle, Utah
..147 Taunton, Mass.
Sherman S. D. No. 5,N.Y. 57 Sprlngwells Twp., Mich.. 110 Taylor County, Ky
173 Union City, Tenn
175
Shiawassee Co., Mich
110 Squaw Cr.Dr.D.No.l,Mo_125 Taylor County, Wis
114 Union Co., Ia
->>122
36 Taylor, Pa., & Sch. Dist. 77 Union Co., Miss
189
Shlppensburg, Pa..— 77 Stafford, Conn
Shortsviile, N. Y
57 Stafford, Kan. (C. & Co.).136 Taylor Pond Dr. D., 111.. 105 Union Co., N.J
65
Shoshoni, Wyo._
140 Stambaugh S. D.. Mich.. 110 Taylor, Tex. (C. & Co.)..198 Union Co., N. Mex
148
Shoshonl Co., Ida., &S.D.142 Stamford. Conn. (C. & T.) 36 Taylorville, 111
105 Union Co., 0->«
94
Shoshone Highway D. .Ida 142 Stamford, N. Y.
57 Tazewell County, Va
77
170 Union Co., Pa
Shreve (V), Ohio—.
..199 Union Co. S-D.No.5, Ore.162
96 Stamford, Tex., and S.D. 199 Teague, Tex
178 Teaneck Twp. S. D., N.J. 64 Union Co., S. Dak
Shreveport, La
191 Stanly Co., N. C
129
132 Union Dr. D. No. 1. 111... 105
129 Tecumseh. Neb
Sidney, Ohio, & S. D
93 Stanley Co., S. Dak
Sierra Co., N. M
-.153 Union Dr. Dlsts., Ill
.148 Stanton Co., Kan.:
-.137 Tecumseh, Okla
105
Sierra Madre, Cal.
183 Union Springs, Ala
!
118 Telfair Co., Ga...
159 Staples, Minn
...186
198 Union town, Ala.
94 Temple. Tex
SIgourney, Iowa
121 Stark Co., O
186
Slkeston, Mo
125 Starke Co., Ind
100 Tenafly (B), N. J
66 Unlontown, Pa., & S. D. 75
Slloam Sprg. S.D., Ark.>192 Starkville, Miss
173 Union Twp., Kan
189 Tennessee
137
Sliver Bow Co., Mont.
139 Statesboro, Ga
182 Tensas Basin Lev. D„ La. 191 Union Twp., N.J
65
Silver City, N. M., & S.D.148 Statesvllle, N. C
Union Twp. S. D.. N. J— 65
191
178 Tensas Parish, La
Silver Springs (V.), N. Y_ 57 Statesville (Twp.), N.Car.178 Teralta S. D., Cal.____._160 United States
6
169 Terrace Park S. D.. Ohio. 94 United States Possessions.190
Silverton, Colo., & S. D—145 Staunton, Va...
Silverton, Ore—_>>
162 Steamboat Spgs., Colo...145 Terre Haute, Ind., & S.C. 100 University City, Mo
125
Silverton Sch. Dist. No. 1,
Stearns County, Minn... 118 Terrell, Tex__
198 University City S. D.,Mo. 125
Tex
199 Steelton, Pa., & S. D___ 75 Terrell County, Tex
199 University PlaceS.D.,Neb.131
139
Simpson County, Miss
183 Teton Co., Mont..
Upland, Cal
160
188 Stephens Co., Ga.__._
Sioux City, la
121 Stephens
Co., Okla..... 153 Texarkana S. D., Ark... 192 Upper Darby Twp., Pa.,
Sioux City Ind. S. D.,Ia_121 Stephensville, Tex
193
&
S. D_
75
199 Texarkana, Tex
Sioux Falls, So. Dak., &
193 Upper Sandusky, 0__
Sterling, Col..
;
145 Texas
94
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57 Upper
129 Sterling, 111
...104 Theresa, N. Y
Terrebonne
Dr.
SIsseton. So. Dak
129 Sterling Co., Tex
140
199 Thermopolls, Wyo
D.,La
191
.Slsson, Cal
.>159 Sterling Twp., Ill
105 Thief Riv. Falls, Minn. 118 Upshur County. Tex
199
SIstersville S. D., W. Va.171 Steuben Co., N. Y
UrbanaS. D.,111
54 Thief River Falls S. D.,
105
Minn
118 Urbana. Ohlo__>
.Skagit Co., Wash...;
94
165 Steubenville, O., & S. D__ 94
Stevens Co.; Kan
136 Urbana Park D.. Ill——105
Skagit Co. U. H. S. D.
.136 Thomas Co., Kan.
No. 4, Wash
36
Utah
165 Stevens Co., Minn
145
118 Thomaston, Conn
Thomaston, Ga
182 Utlca. N. Y
Skaneateles, N. Y., & S.D 54 Stevens'. Co., Wash.,
55
&
182 Utlca, Ohio
Skowhegan, Me
10
97
Drainage District.....165 Thomasville, Ga
54 Uvalde S.D., Tex.......199
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126 Stevens Point, Wis.
114 Thompson, N.Y
36 Uxbrldge, Mass
Slatlngton S. D., Pa^
77 Sfevensvllle, Mont
139 Thompsonvllle, Conn
j,
28
Smith Center, Kan..:
178
137 Stlgler. Okla
153 Thomasville, No. Caro
Smith County, Miss. &
Stillwater, Minn
.118 Thornton Twp. S. D„ 111.104
Rd. Dist. No. 1
110
.189 Stillwater, Okla
153 Three Rivers, Mich
ailsburg,N.J. (see New¬
Smith Co., Tex__
Wash
165
197 Stillwater County, Mont. 139 Thurston Go
ark)
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63
Smith Twp., Ohio
57 Valdosta,
Ga
.182
97 Stillwater S. D., Okla...153 Tlconderoga (V.), N. Y
Snxithville, Tex...
199 Stockbrldge, N. Y
57 Ticonderoga S. D., N. Y. 54 Valencia Co.. N. M
148
94 Vale, One
Smyth Co., Va__
.169 Stockton, Cal., & S. D
159 Tiffin, Ohio, & S.D.
162
Snake Creek Dr. D., 111..105 Stoddart Co. Dr. D., Mo. 126 Tift County, Ga
182 Vallejo, Cal., & H.Sch. D.159
Snake Riv. V. Irr.D.,Ida.l42 Stoqeham,
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183 Valley City, No. Dak., —127
Mass
_>'__ 26 Tlfton, Ga
Sni-a-Bar Twp., Mo
126 Stonewall Co., Tex
.162 Valley Co., Mont
199 Tillamook S. D., Ore
139
Snohom Ish. Wash, f C. & Co.) 16 5 Stonington, Conn.
36 Timmonsvllle, So. Caro..180 Valley Co., Neb
132
SnohomishCo SDs. .Wash 165 Storm Lake Ind. S. D.,Ia.l21 Tippecanoe, O
97 Valleytown Twp., N. C..178
Snyder Co., Pa.
77 Stoughton, Mass
26 Tippecanoe County, Ind. 100 Valparaiso, Ind., S. D.._ 101
100 Van Alstyne, Tex
Snyder, Okla
153 Stoughton, Wis...
.114 Tipton Co., Ind
199
175 Van Buren Co., Ia
Snyder, Tex.,
199 Stowe Twp., Pa., & S. D. 75 Tipton County, Tenn
121
Socorro Co., N. M
148 Stratford, Conn
36 Tisbury, Mass
26 Van Buren Co., Tenn
175
Solano County, Cal
189 Van Buren Twp., Ind
105 Tishomingo Co., Miss
159 Streator, 111., & S. D
101
Solon, N. Y__
57 Strike Axe Twp., Okla
153 Vancouver, Wash
165
153 Tishomingo, Okla
Solvay, N. Y
54 Stroud, Okla
153 Titusville (C), Fla
184 Vandalia, Mo
126
Somerset Boro. As Co., Pa. 75 Stroudsburg, Pa
77 Titusville, Pa., & S. D__ 75 Vandalla Lev.&Dr.D.,I11.105
Somerset Co., Md
79 Stroudsburg S. D., Pa
31 Vanderburgh Co., Ind
75 Tiverton, R. I
100
Somerset Co., N. J
64 Struthers Sch. Dist., Ohio 94 Toccoa, Ga
183 Van Wert, O
94
Somersworth, N. H
12 Sturgeon Bay, Wis
97 Van Wert CO..O..&S. D.
97
114 Tod Twp., O
Somers Point, N. J
66 Sturgls, Mich
94 Van Zandt Co., Tex
199
110 Toledo, Ohio, & S. D
Somerville, Mass
114 Venango Co., Pa
26 Stutsman Co., N. D
127 Tomah, Wis
75
Sonoma, Cal
160 Stuttgart Sch. Dist., Ark.192 Tom Green Co., Tex
198 Venice, Cal., As S. Ds
159
Sonoma Co., Cal
159 Suffern, N. Y
57 Tompkins Co., N. Y.
57 Venice Dr. Dist., La
191
Sonora & S. D., Cal
160 Suffolk, Va
170 Tonawanaa, N.Y.(C.&T.) 54 Ventnor City, N. J
65
Tonawanda S. D. No. 1,
Souderton, Pa
77 Suffolk
Ventura Co. & S. D., Cal_159
Co., Mass.
(see
South Amboy, N. J._
N.
Y
54 Vergennes, Vt__
64
Boston)
18
13
>153 Vermillion Co., Ind
Southampton, N. Y
54 Suffolk Co.. N. Y
101
54 Tonkawa, Okla
Southampton Un. Fr. S.
166 Vermillion S. Dak.& S. D.129
Sugar S. D. No. 4, Ida
142 Tonopah S. D., Nev
D. No. 6. N. Y
54 Suisun City, Cal
147 Vermillion (V.), Ohio
160 Tooele. Utah
97
Vermillion
SouthBend,Ind.,C.&S.D_100 Sullivan Co., Ind
100 Topashaw Swamp Land
Parish-Eighth
South Bend, Wash..
165 Sullivan Co., N. Y
Ward Dr. Dist., La
D., Miss
189
191
54
So.Behtlehem,Pa.,&S. D. 75 Sullivan Co., Tenn
->.175 Topeka. Kan., & S. D—136 Vermilion Sp.Dr.D., 111..105
South Boston, Va
169 Sullivap Twp., Ohio.
12
97 Toppenlsh, Wash...... .165 Vermont
Southbridge, Mass..
28 Sully County, So, Dak._.129 Torrlngton, Conn.(T,&B.) 36 Vernon, Conn
36
.So. Brooklyn,O.(seeCleve) 85 Sulphur S. D., Okla
140 Vernon, Tex
153 Torrington. Wyo
199
:South Carolina
178 Sulphur Springs, Ark
97 Vernon Co., Mo
il92 Toronto, Ohio
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Tacoma, Wash., & S. D.165
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Verona, Pa
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Verona S. D., Pa
Versailles, Ky
Versailles, O
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Vicksburg, Miss
189
Victor, Colo
145
Victoria, Tex.(C.<Ss S.D.)_199
Victoria County. Tex
108
Vienna Twp., Ohio
97
Vigo Co., Ind
100
Village Creek D. D., Ark. 192
Village S. D. No. 2. Mo..125
Vilas Co., Wis__
114
Vlncennes, Ind., S. D —100
Vineland, N. J
65
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Vlnlta, Okla
153
Virginia
>167
Virginia (C.& S.D.),Minn 118
VIsalia, Cal., & H. S. D..159
Volney, N. Y
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Vernon Township, Ohio— 97
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Wabash, Ind
abasha, Minn
118
Wabash
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101
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Wabash Co. S.D. No. 33,
111
.104
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Wabash School City, Ind.100
Wabaunsee Co., Kan_. >>136
Waco, Tex
Wadesboro, No. Caro
198
178
Wadsworth, O., V. & Twp 07
Wadsworth S. D., 0
94
Wagoner, Okla. (O.&Co.) 153
Wahoo, Neb., & S. D
132
Wahpeton, N. Dak..
127
Wake Co., N. C
178
Wakeeney, Kan
137
Wakefield, Mass..
26
Wakefield. N.Y,(seeN.Y.C 49
Walden, N. Y
57
Waldoborough, Me.
10
Wallace I. S. D. No. 8,Idal42
Walla Walla, Wash
165
Walla Walla Co., Wash.,
& S. Ds. No. 1, 17 & 24.165
Waller Co., Tex
199
Wall, Penn
75
Walllngford.Conn.(T.&B.) 36
Walllngford,Conn.,Cen.S.D 36
Walllngton, N. J
66
Wallowa Co. S. D., Ore..162
Walnut S. D., Iowa
122
Walpole, Mass
26
Walpole, N. H
12
Walter, Okla., & S. D
153
Waltham, Mass
26
Walton. N.Y
55
Walton County, Fla
184
Walworth Co., S. Dak
129
Wapakoneta, Ohio
;
94
Wapakoneta S. D., Ohio. 97
Wapanucka, Okla
153
Wapello Co., Ia
121
Ward Co., tf. Dak
127
Wardner-KelloggS.D.,Ida.l42
Ware, Mass
28
Wareham, Mass
28
Warren, Pa
77
Warren, R. I
31
Warren City, O
97
Warren Co., Ind
100
Warren Co., Ky
>.173
Warren County, Ohio
95
Warren Co.. Miss
189
Warren Co., N. Y_
55
Warren Co., Tenn
175
Warren Spec. S. D., Ark. 102
Warren Sch. Dist., Ohio. 05
Warren S. D., Pa.
75
Warren (Twp.), O
97
Warrensburg, Mo
.126
Warrensburg S. D., Mo..126
Warrenton, Va
170
Warroad, Minn
118
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.101
Warsaw (T.), N.Y
Warsaw (V.),N. Y
57
55,
Warwick. R. I
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Wasatch Co. H.S.D.,Utahl47
Waseca,
Minn
118
114
Washburn, Wis
.162
Ga
182
Ind., & S. D.100
Kan >;
137
N. J
65
Washington, N. C
178
Washington, Pa., As S. D.
75
Washington C. H., Ohio. 07
Washington Co., Ind
101
Washington,Co., Iowa
121
Washington Co., Me
10
Washington Co., Md
79
Washington Co., Miss
180
Washington Co., Mo.
126
Washington Co., Neb.:
131
Washington Co., O
95
Washington
Co., Okla.,
Washington
Washington,
Washington,
Washington,
Washington,
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& S. Ds—
—.153
Washington Co., Pa
76
Washington Co., Tenn
175
Washington Co., Tex__^.199
Washington Co. S. D.,Orel62
Washington Court House
School Dist.,, Ohio
95
Washington Dr. D., Tex_108
Washington Twp., Mo
126
Washington Twp., Ind—101
Washington Twp., Ohio.. 97
Washington Twp. S. D.,
95
Ohio
Washita Co., Okla
153
Washoe Co., Nev
Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury, Vt
Waterford, Conn
166
36
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36
Waterford, N. Y
55
Waterloo. Ia., & S. Ds
121
Waterloo Dr. Dist., Ark.192
Waterloo, N.Y
Waterloo, Wis
Watertown, Conn
55
114
Mass
27
55
Watertown,
YVatertown
(C.), N. Y
36
Watertown, S. Dak.,&S.D129
Watertown, Wis
114
Water Valley, Miss
Watervilie,
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Watonga, Okla
153
Watsonville, Cal
160
Watts, Cal_
160
Waukegan, 111. (C. A S.D)104
Waukesha, Wis. (C.ACo.)114
Waupun S. D., Wis
114
Waurlka, Okla
153
Wausau, Wis
114
Wauseon, O
95
Wauseon Sch. DIst., Ohio
97
Wauwatosa. Wis
114
Waverly, la
-121
Waverly, N. Y
—
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Waverly (V), Ohio
97
Waxahachle, Tex...
198
Waycross, Ga
182
Wayland, Mass..
28
Wayne Co., Ind
__100
Wayne Co. ,Mlch
110
Wayne County, Miss—.189
Wayne County, No. Caro.178
Waynesboro, Ga
182
Waynesboro, Pa__
77
Waynesboro S. D., Pa
76
Wayne S. D.. Neb—.132
Waynesburg, Pa
76
Waynesvllle, N. C._
178
Waynesvllle, O
97
Wayne Twp. S. D., Ohio. 97
Weatherford, Okla
153
Weatherford, Tex
.199
Webb City, Mo.. A S. D.125
Weber Co., Utah
.147
28
Webster, Mass
Webster, N. Y_.
57
Webster City, Iowa
122
Webster City S. D., Iowa. 122
Webster County, la
122
Webster Groves,Mo., AS.I) 125
Weehawken (Twp.), N. J. 65
Welser, Ida__
Weld Co. S. D.
-
Col
...__142
No. 37.
—145
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Weldon, No. Caro
178
Weller Township, Ohio— 97
Wellesley, Mass
27
Wellington, Kan
136
Wellington, 0
97
Wellington S. D., Kan... 137
Wellman I. Sch. DIst., la. 122
Wellsburg W. Va. AS. D.171
Wells, Minn.
—-118
Wells Co., N. Dak
127
Wellston, O
95
Wellston Sch, DIst., O
97
Wellsville, N. Y
55
Wellsvilie, O
95
Wellsville Sch. D., N. Y. 57
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Wenatchee, Wash
165
West Allis. Wis...
Bay
City,
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Mass
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Wilmington, O
97 Woodstock S.D.No.72, III .105
Woodstown, N. J
66
Wilmington S. D., Ohio.. 95
153
Wilson, Kans
-.136 Woodward. Okla
Wilson, N. Y
57 Woodward S. D., Okla..153
31
Wilson. N. C_178 Woonsocket, R. I
95
Winston-Salem, No. Car. 178 Wooster, O., A S. D
White Co., 111.-.
27
105 Wilton, Conn...
36 Worcester, Mass
79
White Co., Ind
101 Wilton, N. H__
12 Worcester Co., Md
White Co., Tenn
175 Winchendon, Mass
140
28 Worland, Wyo
Whitefleld, N. H
12 Winchester, Conn
36 Worthlngton, Minn
113
Whitehall, N. Y
57 Winchester, Ky—
173 WorthingtonS .D .5,Minn. 113
Whitehall Twp. S. D., Pa. 77 Winchester, Mass
27 Wray, Colo
—145
White Pine Co., Nev.
166 Winchester, Va
-122
170 Wright Co., Ia
White Plains. N.Y.(ViL). 56 Windber Sch. Dist., Pa._ 76 Wrlghtsville, Ga
183
White Plains (T. & S. D.
95
Winder, Ga
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183 Wyandot iCo., O
No. 1). N. Y
56 Windham, Conn
36 Wyandotte, Mich.,AS.D. 110
White River Lev. D., Ark.192 Windom S.D.No. 6, Minn.118 Wyandotte Co., Kan
136
Whitestone,
N.
Y.
(see
Windsor, Conn
36 Wymore, Neb
131
New York City)
50 Windsor, Mo
..126 Wynne, Ark
:
192
Whitewater, Wis
114 Windsor, Vt.
13 Wynnewood, Okla
153
Whitewrlght, Tex
199 Windsor Locks, Conn
,
36 Wyoming
139
Whiting, Ind.
101 Winfield, Kan., A S. D..136 Wyoming Co., N. Y
..
56Whiting Sch. City, Ind...100 Wlnnemucca, Nev
166 Wyoming Co., Pa..
77
Whitman, Mass—
27 Winneshiek Co., Ia
122 Wyoming, Ohio, A S. D— 97
Whitman Co. S. D. No.
Winnetka Park DIst., Ill 105 Wytheville, Va
l70
59, Wash.
165 Winnetka S. D„ No. 36,111105
Whittier, Cal
159 Winnsboro, Tex
199
enia S. D., O
95
Whittier Sch. Dist's, Cal.160 Winona, Minn
,
N. Y. (see
New York City)
West Chester, Pa, & S. D.
Westchester Co., N. Y...
Westchester,
West
Chicago
Park,
(see Chicago)
Westerly, R. I.
49
76
55
111. '
103
31
West'n Branch S. D., Va. 170
West'n Clay Dr. D.,
Ark. 192
Westerville, Ohio
95
W.Farms,N.Y.(seeN.Y.C.) 49
Westfield, Mass
27
Westfteld, N. J., & Sch. D 65
55
57
51
Westfield, N. Y
Westfield, N. Y.,S.D.No.l
Westf'd AS.Ds.(seeN.Y.C.)
Hammond
West
S.
D."
No.
100
36
65
155, Ind
West Hartford, Conn
West Hoboken, N. J.
76
(V.) .Ohio 97
West Homestead, Pa.—
West Mansfield
West Milton, O., & S.D— 97
West Milwaukee, Wis
114
West
—
Wichita, Kan. (C. A Co.). 136
Wichita Countv,
Winona
Tex
199
Minneapolis, Minn..118 Wichita Falls. Tex. A S.D.199
Wichita S. D. No. 1, Kan.136
Wicomico County. Md
79
76
Wilbarger Co., Tex
199
Wilbur, N. J. (see Trenton)65
Wilcox County, Ga
183
65
.162
Weston Co., Wyo
140
West Orange, N. J
65
West Orange S. D., N. J. 66
W. Palm Beach A S.D.,Fla 184
West Park, Ohio..
97
West Pittston, Pa
76
West Pittston S. D., Pa.. 76
West Plains, Mo
126
W.Plains Rd.D., Mo..-125
Weston, Ore
West Point, Miss
189
West Point, Neb
West port. Mass
..132
28
West Seneca. N. Y
55
Wild Cat
Twp., Kan
137
Wild wood, N. J
66
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., & S.D. 76
Wilkes Co.. Ga
Wilkes Co., N. C
183
178
Wllkinsburg, Pa., AS. D„. 76
Wilkinson County, Miss. 189
Wilkins Twp. S. D., Pa.. 76
Willlamsbridge, N. Y. (see
New York City)
49
Williamsburg, Mass..... 27
Williams Co., N. Dak....127
Williamson (C), W. Va
171
198
Springfield, Mass.. 27 Williamson Co., Tex
West Tampa, Fla
184 Williamsport, Pa., & S.D. 76
West Unity, Ohio
97 Williamston Twp., N. 0.178
West View S. D., Pa
36
76 Willlmantic, Conn...
127
Westville, Okla.
...153 Willlston, N. Dak
Westville Sch. Dist., Conn 36 Willits.Cai
160
West Virginia
118
170 Wlllmar, Minn.
West Winfield, N. Y.
56 W Illpughby, O
96
Westwood, N. J.__
66 Willoughby Twp., Ohio.. 97
West
-
West wood, O. (see Cin.)Wethersfteld, Conn
...
84
Willow, Cal
36
Wiltshire Twp., Ohio
Wilmerding, Pa
Wilmerding S.D.,Pa
Wllmette, 111.....
153
.110
160
95
77
199
Wilmette Sch. DIst.. 111.. 105
106
114
Wharton Co. D. D. No. 2,
Tex
198
Wilmington,Del., A S.D.. 77
Wilmington, N. C
178
Mich.
Wharton, Tex.
27
118
189
Winona, Miss
Westminster (T), Colo
145
Westmoreland Co., Pa— 76
West Newton S. D., Pa__
W. New York, N. J.
—
-. —
Wetumka, Okla
Wexford Co., Mich
Weymouth, Mass
66
97
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Page.
27 Wharton Co.,Tex.,&R.D.199
Westbrook, Me
10 Whatcom Co.. Wash....165
..140
West Brownsville, Pa
76 Wheatland Wyo
105
West Carroll ton, Ohio— 96 Wheaton, 111
199
West Carrollton S. D., O. 95 Wheeler County, Tex
W. Carthage(V.), N. Y-- 55 Wheeling, W. Va., &S.D.171
Westborough,
114
Wenonah, N. J
West Alex. Sch.DIst., 0__
West '
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INDEX.
208
76
105
Co.
&
S. D.,
Minn
118
WInooski, Vt.
13
Wlnsor Twp., Mich
..110
Wins ted, Conn
36
Winters, Cal..
159
Winterset, Iowa
122
Winthrop, Mass..._
27
W Inton Place, O. (see Cin.) 85
Winton S. D., Pa
77
Winyah Indigo S. D., S.C.180
Wisconsin
;
Wise County, Tex
Wise County, Va.
—
Woburn, Mass
Wolcott, N. Y
95
Xenla, O
Yakima Co. S. D's,Wash.l65
165
aklma Co., Wash
Yale, Mich...
110
Yallobusha Swamp Land
Dist. No. 1, Miss.
189
Yancey County, No. Car. 178
Yankton,
South
Dakota
(C. A Co.)...
129
Yarmouth, Me
10
Yates Center, Kan.*
137
Yavapai Co., Ariz
149
Yazoo
City,Miss.(C.&Co.) 189
ill Yazoo Miss. Delta Levee
D., Miss.
—
189
199
170 Yellowhead Twp., Ill
105
27 Yellowstone Co., Mont —139
56
Wolfeboro; N. H
12
Wolfe City, Tex
199
Woodbine Ind. S. D., Ia.122
166
Yerington, Nev
Yoakum, Tex
—...198
56
York, Neb
132
York. Pa., A Sch. DIst.. 76
York Co., Pa
76
York (Twp.), O., & S. D_. 95
York Twp., 8. C., A Co. 180
Yorkvllle, N. Y
56
Young Co., Tex
199
Youngstown, O.,
95
Youngstown S. D., Ohio. 96
Ypslianti. Mich
.110
Yreka, Cal
--.160
Yuba City, Cal—
160
Yukon, Okla
.-153
YumaCo..Ariz..&H S.D. 149
Yonkers, N. Y
-
Woodbrldge
Twp.
Sch.
DIst., N. J
66
Woodburn, Ore..
.162
Woodbury. Conn.,
36
Woodbury, N. J
66
Woodbury Co., Ia..:
122
Woodbury-Monona Drain
Dist. No. 2, Iowa
122
WoodcllfT Lake, N. J
66
Wood Co., 0
95
Wood County, Tex
198
Wood'Co., W. Va
.171
Wood County, Wis
114
Woodford Co., Ky
...173
Woodland, Cal., A S. D..159
anesvllle Sch. D., Ohio. 96
Woodlawn, Pa., S. D
76
199
Woodlynnc, N. J
66 Zavala County, Tex
Woodsfleld, Q__
97 Zeibach County, So. Dak. 129
...
...
Zanesvllle, Ohio
96
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